The Bend bulletin., June 13, 1918, WEEKLY EDITION, Page PAGE 8, Image 8

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JJKNI) 11UM.KTLV, HKND ORKflON, THURSDAY, .1UNK til, 1I1H
News in Brief.
(From Wednesday's Dally.)
"W. 8. 8, Offlco Opened. Further
ntops to Bond Doschutes county over
thQ top In tlio coining war stnmp drive
woro niado today when an office, va
fcponod in Tho Ilond Company build
ing and Mrs. E. a. Farls Installed
as secretary. Mrs. Paris will have
vhnrgo oT the preparation of tho wn
index to bo usod In this and all com
lng drives.
Willing Workers Meet, Tho
"Willing Workors," a recently or
sanixed club 6t tho Christian Sunday
school, held ib initial mooting yes
terday afternoon at tho homo ot Miss
Mary 'Gosnoy, ono ot tho mombors.
Thoro was a good attendance and all
enjoyed tho mooting, tho program
and tho refreshments.
Renowned Man
May Visit West
J. T. COOPKR, NOTKD PIIILAX
TimoriST, GIVKS LARGE PART
OP INCOSfK TO C1IA11ITV.
Not In recent years, perhaps, hat
tho coming of any public character
aroused such widespread Interest as
has tho proposed rlslt to Portland
nnd other westorn cities ot L. T.
Cooper, the millionaire philanthrop
ist. Mr. Cooper Is described as ono ot
America's foremost leaders of Md
vanccd thought, and sprang into
fame and fortune through his new
health theories based on what is
known as tho Tanlac treatment. Ho
never ceases to surprlso you with tho
Infinite variety of bis knowledge, and
Us absoluto correctness and thor
oughness. In several of tho largor
cities ho has done n -great deal ot
relief work among tho poor.
Mr. Cooper Is a firm believer In
practical philanthropy and his relief
work Is familiar to charity workors
, over the country. His southern rep
resentative whllo In Houston, Texas,
recently distributed, under the per
sonal direction ot leading charity
-workers, ono thousand dresses of ex
cellent quality to tho poor women
and children. In San Antonio tho
following week, ho donated another
thousand dresses to the poor ot that
city, and a few days later four hun
dred of the garments were provided
Viv him for Mm nnnr wnmnn anil chil
dren of Galveston. Ladles prominent
in social llfo and many prominent
citizens ot these places assisted and
co-operated with .Mr. Cooper's repre
sentatives In this worthy cause.
Gives 50,000 Ixnivch of llrvad.
Similar service was also performed
"by Mr. Coopor In Momphls, Birming
ham, Atlanta, Little Hock, Shrove
port, Vlcksburg, Jackson, Nashville,
Knoxvllle, Chattanooga, Macon, Sa
vannah, Montgomery, Mobile and
Augusta, and his establishment of
the famous free bread line at Louis
"vlllo, where 1o distributed fifty thou
sand loaves of bread absolutely tree
and without question to those In
want, proved a revelation to char"y
workers thero. In fact. In practically
every city Mr. Cooper has visited he
lias always shown his great sympathy
lor tho poor and unfortunate by per
forming some unlquo act ot charity.
Air. Cooper qontends that nine
tenths of the diseases and ill health
of tho prcserTt-day American Is duo
to faulty digestion and Improper as
Hlmllatlou ot the food, which finally
produces a stuffed up condition of
tho vital organs.
It has been said that Tanlac, his
celebrated medicine which Is now ac
complishing such remarkable results
throughout the country, not only
quickly overcomes all catarrhal In
flammation of the mucous membrane,
but acta directly In the correction of
stomach, liver, kidney and intestinal
disorders.
Tanlac as has been so convincing
ly proven by the thousands upon
thousand who hnvo endorsed it, Is
also a reconstructive tonic ot great
power, ami has boon known to en
tirely rollovo the most nbstlnato cases
of rheumatism and blood dlsordors
in a very short tlmo.
Tnnluc Hales I'lu'iioinennl.
It Is, Indeed, doubtful It anything
over placed on tho market In tho wuy
of a medicine has sprung into such
inpular favor In so short a time.
People ovorywhoro havo been quick
'o rocognlxo Its wonderful merit. Tho
lotnnnd for It has been nothing short
it phenomenal.
In Seattle, Wash., over 50,000
bottles wore sold and distributed by
Jobber1 nnd retailer In eight wooks'
time, which established a now record
thoro, and Is unprecedented In tho
history ot tho drug business. In
Denver over 65,0000 bottles wore
sold In six months; In Ft. Worth,
Texas, 122,204 bottles wore sold In
twolvo months; In Atlanta, Qa., over
lGU.ooo bottles woro sold In twelvo
months' tlmo; In Dallas, Texas, 120,
000 bottles woro sold In twolvo
months' tlmo; In Knoxvllle, Tonn.,
tho Ktihlmnn-Chambllss Co. sold
nnd distributed 4S.326 bottles In
nlno months; in Louisville, Ky tho
Taylor-Isaacs Co., who operate eight
rotall stores In that city, sold 32,000
bottles In less than 00 days. In fact,
ovorywnoro Tanlac has been Intro
ducod Its salo has Ukowtso been phe
nomenal and tho demand for It Is
continually Increasing. A total ot
moro than two and a halt million
bottlos ot tho medicine has been sold
through tho Atlanta offlco alono dur
ing tho past olghteon months, nnd it
Is without doubt tho most widely
talked ot mcdlclno in tho world to
day. When asked to explain this record
breaking demand, Mr. G. F. WUUs,
International distributor ot Tanlac,
said: "Thero can bo only ono pos
siblo explanation, and It can bo told
in ono word, 'merit.' That tells tho
whole story. Iso preparation, no
matter how extensively advertised,
can possibly meet with such phonom
enal success unless It possesses ex
traordlnary curative powor."
Thousands upon thousands are tcs
tlfylng dally that thoy havo been re
lieved of disease after years of suf
fering by Its uso.
Tanlac Is sold In Ilend by tho Owl
Phnrmacy. Adv
Union barber shop. Phono 2171,
10-1 Ufa
FOR SALK Mnko orfor tor lot 10, ,
blk. 22, Park addition, Uond; M '
to do ensn, imi. s years at G. II.
Urummoll, caro Holoua Hotel, Og
don, Utah. 03-10-15p
FOIt SALK Flttoon head ot good
Jorsoy cows. 8omo fresh now,
balance fresh In fall, Association
tcstod. Van Morso, Rodmnnd,
Ore. 34-7-lOp
FOU SALK Why homestead when
you can buy a deoded ranch on
tho Tumalo project, 100 acres, for
$5 por aero? Houso and barn;
good outside range. Address Lock
Ilox 2, Tumalo, Oro. 03-0tfc
FOU SALE 160 acres on tho rlvor,
25 mllos south ot llnml. Well
locatod lor stock or dairy. L.
Corbtn, K. 4, Oregon City.
71-5-lOp
WANTKD.
WANTED Man for dairy ranch,
marrlod or stnglo; good wages.
Phono Ilural 867, or address N.
Brand Directory
FRANK I'KRCIVAI.L
MllllcAn, Oregon.
adv.89p
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE.
FOU SALE 140 shares Arnold Irri
gation Company and Pino Forest
Irrigation Company water stock.
Less than cost. Can bo used on
homestead taken up under Ilcnham
Falls segregation. J. Ryan & Co.
36-16tfc
FOU SALE Good pair ot horses and
a maro with colt, five, seven and
eight years old; weight about
1,150 lbs each. Inqulro Ilullotln.
45-15p
FOR SALE 30 Anconas, 30 niack
Leghorns, thoroughbred. Deliv
ered In Dend on Saturday, $1.00
each. E. W. Pratt, Redmond.
43-lGp
FOR SALE Ono 6-year-old marc
and colt, weight 1,250 lbs; ono 11-year-old
mare, weight 1,050 lbs.;
ono gelding, 4 years old, weight
1,176 lbs.; one light spring wagon,
one double work harness, ono light
single work harness. Would con
sider trade for Ford car. E. A.
Klldee. " Inqulro Shcvlln-Hlxon
Camp 6. 40-15p
FOR SALE Standard bred trotting
stallion. Write P. G. Ileal, Sisters,
Ore. 'l-15-17p
FOR SALE CHEAP Ono bay horse,
truo and gentle, soven years old,
weight about 1,400 pounds. In
quire nt Aune's teed barn. 23-14p
FOR SALE Two fresh cows, Dur
ham type, six and seven years old
D. W. DeltcrSch, four mllos west
ot Tumalo on I. E. wlmer placo.
28-14-15P
FOR SALE Team, wagon and har
ness, cheap. G. W. Witte. Call
at Erlckson's store. 29-14p
FOU SALE Calves and Belgian
hares. Write Dox 463, Rend, Ore.
78-13-Hp
FOR SALE 3 good rallch cows, 5
head of steors, 3 head heifers, 1
Economy cream separator, 450-lb.
capacity, $30. O. D. Norton, Mllll
can. 62-12-14c
FOR SALE 14 head of cattlo and
ono work team. II. A. Gosnoy,
BjM 2V. V 7rj33ef jfl!
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Second installment on Third Liberty Loan
Bondswas due May 28th, 1918.
Owners $f 1$0.00 Bonds should pay 20 fo,
1 or $10.00.
Owners of $100.00 Bonds should pay 20$,
or $20.00.
Payment should be in the Bank at once.
-The First National Bank
BEND, OREGON
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Right sldo; right oar. crop-
pod: wattio ngnt ninu log.
H. L. TONE, HLitern, Or.
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I II. JOHNSON,
MUllrmi, Oregon.
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
We have all the new shadejj in Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Messaline and
Tnffetast Look these prices over carefully.
27-in. Jap Silk .....63c
86-in. Messaline $1.49
36-in. Black Taffeta $1.49-$1.69
36-in. Colored Taffeta....; $1.09
3G-in. Taffeta Silk $1.10
40-in. Crepe do Chine $1.49
40-in. Georgette Crepe $1.79
33-in. Pongeo 89c-$1.19
DON'T FAL TO SEE THE NEW SILK SWEATERS
YOU CAN
DO BETTER AT
J. C. PENNEY CO., Inc.
WE LEAD
Others Follow.
197 BUSY STORES
Andorson, llox 238, Ilond. CG-lCp
WANTED First class farm hand,
married or single; top wages to
right man. P. O. Hurt. Phono
4F25, nond. 553-160
WANTKD Small socnmMiand sop.
aratar, In good condition. Address
nt Ilullotln. 21-H-lBp
WANTKD Ranch work hy all round
rollnblo mnrrlod man, ago 33,
American, understands stock of all
kinds. Thos. Doylo, It. F. D.. No.
3, Rox 20, llolllnghnm, Wash.
35-Hp
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LOHT AND FOUND.
TAKEN UP Jersey Holstulu heifer
with ono broken horn nnd boll;
brand undecipherable.' Owner may
have kj mo by paying charges, I.
O. Hurt. C3-15tte
TAKEN UP Hlack sheep, left ear
cropped nnd undercut; brand tin-
decipherable. Owuor may havo
nnmu by proving property nnd pay
ing cohIn, 1130 Kingston Ave.
G7-15p
TAICKN UP 3 old sheep nnd 3
Iambi; painted brand T on back.
J. O. Ifngiin, Red Rock mill, Ilond,
Phono 1KF2. 10-Hp
K8TRAV NOTICE 4 yearling calvn
branded 2 H with bar undnriioath.
Notify II, A. Gosnoy, Union harbor
nlinp. Phono 2171. 8.1.13.1 Go
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