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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1918)
PAOK 8 iKxn nuMiHTix, ihcnd, oukgon, tiiuiwdav, dkckmukh iu, idih THE GIFT $&&sp&m i yfc. Tone Such as You Surely Want XJtsQS rar-ir " ' v m "''"'""!',WMft(idtaiPB Plays All Re- cords at their Best. When you give a Brunswick you are certain it will afford more than ordinary pleasure, for it PLAYS ALL RECORDS AT THEIR. BEST Let the tone decide when you buy. Listen to the different instruments and ask to hear the different makes of records played Compare. mil rws WW'sft 1 ii J" L I li C?lI QHj ffwiMBBHilH IlB The Brunswick Method of Reproduction has opened a new era in phonographic art, bringing inevitable refinements. Hitherto phonographs in themselves were wonderful enough, but now their novelty is past. Music lovers are more critical. OH standards do not satisfy. You want a phonograph that plays all records and will give the tone as it should be given. You can obtain this in the Ullona, the perfect reproducer. There is nothing to take on or off. At the turn of the wrist it adjusts itself. All we ask is a comparison with any and all machines and any record made. LET US PLAY IT FOR YOU. PRICES, $32.50 to $1500.00 with terms to suit the purchaser. BEND FURNITURE COMPAN jev hm,!i, SOSv$0?V fs jCtfQQQWQ'l&.'J KJ JrJ fi3. pW Pathe Records are as good as new after being played 1000 times with the Sapphire Ball Point. The SAPPHIRE BALL POINT does not dig, scratch or gouge. The SAPPHIRE BALL POINT does not wear a record in any way. We guarantee a SAPPHIRE BALL POINT to play a record 1000 times and at the end of that time the record will be as good as new in quality of tone. The SAPPHIRE BALL POINT is a jewel polished sap phire, the work of polishing being done under the micro scope. The S A P P H I R E BALL POINT is made to fit the sound groove of the record perfectly. This SAPPHIRE BALL POINT cannot do other wise than produce the whole sound of the record. The TONE is the softer, refined, resonant tone that can be found only where the gliding smoothness of the SAPPHIRE BALL POINT is used and it is impossible to produce the screaming shrillness and scratching of 'the record-wearing steel point. Trie SAPPHIRE BALL POINT will NOT cut glass and we are prepared to prove it. Call in and let us demonstrate. The Thompson Music Co. .Pathe Phonograph Agent of Bend eitk HHF ruinn Sapphire Ball 9b II B Si H ffll HB "bVbu WmMMm nil GRAZING RATES TO BE RAISED 25 PER CENT. ADVANCE ANNOUNCED. Will O'o Into Effect on Drscliutcft Forest March 1, 1IIIU Five Year I'crmllK May Ilo' InMicd Htockiui'ii. (From Tuesday's Daily.) Thut an Increaso of 25 per cent, over Iho rates In effect during the past year will bo mado on grazing fees charged users of the national forest wus the announcement given out this morning at the offices of tho Deschutes national forest In tills city. New rates will ho effective March 1, 1919. It was also learned that flvo-yoar pormlts may ho given out whoro conditions warrant, and where such permits nro desired by the stockmen. Tho change In charges, it Is expected, will mako an Incrcaso of approximately $ COO in receipts for this forest. Tho new schedule is authorized by an ordor from tho department of agriculture and fixes 80 cents to J1.G0 for cattlo as tho chargo for a year period, tho amount varying with tho advantages offered on tho differ ent ranges. Tho -grazing season on tho Deschutes forest usually lusts for about throo months for tho majority of stockmen, und tho rates will bo less than thoso named In tho gen oral order. Tho rato for horses will bo 2G per cent, higher than for cattlo, and tho rato for sheep and goats one-fourth of that charged for cattle. According to records of tho local forestry offlco, grazing preferences aro now of considorablo'valuo, as tho size of tho rrngo was Insufficient to accommodato a number of now ap plicants for permits last year. The Issuanco of annual permits will bo continued whoro reductions aro necossary to insuro aganst over stocking, or whoro this may bo re quired for any othor reason. Tho plan Is to bring about a moro sccuro tenuro of grazing privileges through tho issuanco of flvo-yoar pormlts as fast as this cun bo dono in considera tion of tho various public internets HUYH IX CK.NTKH ADDITION. (From Thursday's Daily. Albort E. Stevens Iiuh bought tho II. II. Schllckolsor homu In Center addition, and Mr. and Mrs. Rchllck olsor will remove to Portland about tho middle of tho month. CiaSSIFIKD ADVEIlTIKISMBNTri Clunlflnl atlvvrttainr charge wr bwue 14 rrnta for 20 wrU or l. Oris crnl iwr word for all over 20. All cUulflnl JcrtUW trletly cuh In lvaner.. kou ham:. FOIt SALE 1918 Ford car, G2G, In good condition. Only run 1000 miles. Tires now. W. J, Rchuldt, Tunmlo, Ilox 33. 07-4 l-2p FOIl SALE 2G0 flno wool owes, bred to start lambing Jan. ICth; or would exchange for cattlo or lambs, AddroHH C. W. Mania, Hod mond, Ore. I'honu No. 807. or.-ti.;i) FOIl SALE Good, fresh milch cow. Address Uox C30, Ilend, Ore. 29-41p FOIt SALB ICO acres, all Irrigated, undor Arnold ditch system; 13G acres cultivated, 30 In alfalfa, clover and timothy; level; deep soil, free of rocks; 7-rooni house, barn, 2 cisterns, Heuson for sulu am widow, Irlco roasonuble. 1G cows and young stock. Mrs. Mary Knotts, 6 miles from Iiend Ore. 94-40-lp MIHCBLLANEOUH. ,TO TIIADB Will oxchango Tilla mook business proporty for Hand samo. Inquire liullotln. 24-4 lp MONEY TO LOAN J6000.00 to loan on Improved fnrm land. Deschutcm County Abstract Co. 90-3Gtfc WANTED. .WANTED Good cow and team for their food. "Will buy If suited. Inqulro liullotln. 22-4 lp WANTED Man and wlfo to cook at Iirooks-Scanlon Camp 2. Apply general offlco or call 14-F-2. 37-410 WANTED A team of mares, about 1G00 lbs. each, for cash, Addross Plorcy & Sons, Tumaio, Oro, 30-32tfc WANTED Noed farm oqulpmont and stock. Will trudo almost now 1918 Saxon Six or 40 acres In Josophlno County on railway, In- Brand Directory fc FRANK riJBCIVALL MUllcan, Oregon. adv.80p night aldo; right ear crop- rC Pe! wattlo right bind leg. W X it. T,. 'rnvi.i cli. WE ARE CLOSING OUT and we have to offer Several New and Second Hand Cars NVoulJ consider in exchange improved city property. Those owintf Lilli to the underpinned pleate call and fettle. UNIVERSAL GARAGE quire It ullut In. 20-4 1 p FOIl KENT. FOIt KENT I'. A. DevnrH & Hon, Tuniulo, Oregon, tiro prepared to winter stock at their place hIx miles west of Tumaio. Ample running water on place. 34-4 lc LOHT AND FOUND. LOST Dark igruy mulo, branded B4 bar on loft stlllo. Howard. J. C. .Silver, Deschutes, Ore. 71-39-42p TAKEN Vl On my place, 3 mllm east of Ilend, 1 red calf, right ear cropped, brand on left hip not plain. Owner can have name by claiming such and paying ml. and feed hill. P, Nelson. 48-38-4 lp HTHAYED IG.00 reward for tho re turn or Information leading to the recovery of black bull, 11 months old; loft ear cropped with W cut out, C. II. Oniffenborger, Mllllcan, Ore. 01-40. 42p Our Christmas Goods Are Here 4 Silverware, Cut Glass, dainty sets of China ware, Necklaces, Lavallieres, both ladies' and gentlemen's Watches in the wrist and regular styles, Stickpins, Brooches, Clocks, and any article that may appeal to the Christmas shop per may be found in Larson & Co.'s store, the home of good jewelry. . We take pleasure in assisting youand .helping you in your selection. , LARSOfi! & CO. Watchmakers and Jewelers Oregon St., Bend At tho BIgn of the Dig Clock? - Jtl a i involved, adv.lOOo r
