The Bend bulletin., June 12, 1919, WEEKLY EDITION, Page PAGE 5, Image 5

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Every Farmer a
Business Man
Better business methods
. .are needed on every farm
.viin Central Oregon.
Every Farmer
Is a business man and the
) -most important one in
. the community.
Every Farmer
To be a good business
man, must have proper
'business methods.
Ihit Every Farmer
Can obtain these imple
ments cheaply. When a
farmer writes a business
letter to his banker, mer-
chant, lawyer, doctor,
' purchaser of his products,
how often does he use
business stationery? It is
'' one of the essentials of
good' business to have
, good stationery.
If Every Farmer
Could appreciate the value
of good stationery to his
. business just Jike every
f , merchant appreciates that
s good stationery is an as
k set to his business, he
Avould. use it.
IJow, Every Farmer
in Central Oregon
i, ' 'Can obtain any amount
of stationery letter-
, 'heads, envelopes, bill-
"Vih'ends as he may need on
his ranch reasonably at
'!the ofllcepf
J 'THE BEND BULLETIN
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
(From Woduosdnyts Dally.)
Mrs. iflnilly Diitlmnu of Culver, in
vliiltliif: with frloiulii lit'tliu city.
Mr. and MrH. M. It. Illggs of Prlne
vlllo urn visiting In Ilotid today,
Voruou Poludoxlor ot Prluovlllo
In In thu c)iy today truiiHiictlnj? luiu-"
liiunn, '
Mr. nnd Mrn. 0. W. Walling of
Hudiiioud aro spending tlio luy in
llond,
MrH. N, (J, Davlii litin igono to Pus
nilona, expecting to roturn (o lluiid
wlltiln a month's tltno.
Dennis Ourmody wilt lonvo to
night for J'ortland on a short busi
ness trip.
Con Urmia, prominent shcflpmnn
of thu Alfalfa district, was In Iluml
yesterday .
Mr. and Mm. C. W. Hayes and Mr.
and Mm, 13. It, l'ayno will loavo liy
nuto tho latter part of tlio month
for Bonttlu whuro limy will visit with
Mr. and Mrs, llnyes' daughter.
Mr. and Mm. II. 1C. llrook and
their guests, MInh Muyinn Dunce,
MInh Falrliuntt and Mm. Norman
Whltull, loft by nuto today for Han
Francisco,
It. H. Hamilton returned to II end
today from Portland whoro ho con
furred with tho ntato highway com
mission In regard to Deschutes coun
ty road mattom.
Mm, F. tii liny of Cornelius, Oro
(ton Ih horo visiting at tho J, 13. Hock
homo. Win, itny linn recently dis
posed uf lior property on Colorado
nventio.
Frank II. Prince. John 12. Ilyan
and J. 1', Hunuossy returned to llcnd
today from Kluuiath Full, accom
panied hy H. 0. Johnson of tho Wood
Lumber company, Mr. Johnson hold
thu rank of major In tho 20th engl-
neum during thn war, being In com
mand In tho Eplnnl district,, and also
couimuinllng flml army detachments
In thu Angonuo.
(From Tuoiliiy' Dally.)
John Tuck of Itedinond wan n bun
Iiicmh visitor In Uend yenterday.
II. K. Vincent left thin inornlnK
for no auto trip (o Swamp V611h.
F. 0, Minor In NpcndJiiK a fuv daya
In Portland.
Dr. J. C. Viinilovorl In on n nhart
bunlnean trip to Portland,
Mr, mid Mm. O. (1. Pnrlln of SIh
tom nro vlnlllitK frlondn lu llcnd.
Mr. and Mm. II. O. Wllaou of HIn
tern are upendljiK tho day In Iloud,
Archlo Warner, Silver Lake nhecp
mun wan lu llcnd on tiunlncsn con
nected with raiiKo mattom.
Mm. II. IC, llrooka and riticstH will
leavo tomorrow hy auto for Bun
Frnnclnco.
I.ouln Ilennet. Silver I,ako merch
ant formerly of llcnd, In lu the city
on n two dayH vlnlt.
J. II. Smith la a hunlneim vUltor In
thu city today from iIm homo in
IluriiH,
Judrio and Mm. W. I). Ilarnort and
Mr. and Mm. II. C. JIIIk motored to
Portland and will remain (hero dur
ing tho roue fcwilval.
It. 8. Hnmlltou, who In In Portland
on hualnena connected wth the Htalc
lilKhway commlaHlon In oxpected to
rvtum to llond tomorrow.
Mr. and Mm. V S. Hudson will
Get Itight with the
Dime. Muke it u
habit. Look over
this list. 15c to 25c
items tire often found
here at a Dime.
Paring ICnives
J Table Spoons
$ Cake Turners
Can Openers
J Lamp Burners
wiuiiiiu ivuu.s r
Screw Drivers 2
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INI eat Porks j
Talcum Powder $
Shinola
Tooth Brubhes
.Peroxide
Market Baskets
M.
Shaving Brushes
.CStMilnif ninecnc if
IW MVI I V ItklkJV'tJ
mill T-Tiniflivulu nPOHiMfc S
r ' v- w - 5
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I THE FAlRf STORE 1
J SATHERBUHJpING $
16Wcf tdhibrroW tot Portland ivhoro
Mr. Hudson will attend tho Htnlo
llunkor's convention,
Tho CliriRlfhn Church Aid society
inuotn ut tho homo of Mm, V. 0.
Cleveland, 707 Ojjduii nvonuo, on
WcdnuHday aftornuon, Juno 11. All.
niomleru tiro aiiko'd to ho prcHont to
trammel liimlncHn.
Jh A. Miller relumed lat iilnlit
from n trip to Portland, DwIkIU M.
DuvIh, a former lluml ruafdutit. camo
In with him for u aliort vlnlt.
(From Mondoyli Dally.)
Iru Ilrudloy of HHvor Lake In In
the city.
Tom Cronln wnu In from Silver
Lako yesterday.
Wallor Wright of Culver wan a
week-end vlalton In tho city,
N. 0. Jacobndn and 'W. C. Ulrdaall
left yenterdny for Portland by nuto,
T. H. Foloy loft lnnt night on n
buNlneiB trip to Portland and Halom.
W. O. Hndloy and 11. fc. Vincent
Blurted tlila mornlnK for Huttlen lake.
A 10-pound Klrl wan- born on Fri
day to Mm. II, dales at her homo In
Kenwood.
Karl Withers and family nrrlvcd
lu the city lant night from their
homo at Huron.
('. U, Johnson In n business visitor
In llcnd from his homo at Klamath
Falln.
Morlo Slilppoy left thin mornlnn to
Join tho forest norvlco reconnnln
nan co crow.
II. K. Morton, representative of
tho MrrKCiitbalur Linotype Co., spent
Sunday In llcnd.
Miss Mabel ti. Doty ot Ilodmond
han accepted a position In Tlio bulle
tin office.
L. L. Morgan nrrlvcd In tho city
lust night from bin homo lu Mllllcan,
and In remnlnliiK ovor today.
Frank It. Prince, John B. Ityon
and J, P. llciineney, of Tho Shovlln-
lllxou Company, left thin inornlnl:
on a trip to Klamalti Fnlln.
J. V. McGabnn and chlldmn of Mo
tollun have returned to their liomo
after n woek'n visit with Mm, T. II
Foster.
Hay Deyarmond, ono of tho first
Dond Iioh to enlist at tho bccinnlni;
of the war, has received his dis
charge, and arrived In tho city yes
terday from Han Antonio, Texas.
Mr. and Mm. II. J. Ovorturf loft
yesterday on u motor trip to Hood
Itlvor nnd Portland. Mr. Overturf'n
mother will return with thorn for u
visit hero.
Mrs. John B. Ilyan nnd Miss llynn
are Riving a danca tonight nt tho
Pilot Ilutto Inn In honor or Miss
Hazel Stevens and Ward II. Coble,
whoso engagement was recently an
nounced. '
A telegram received this mornlnK
by J. 8. Innes of thin city from Sen
ator Charles L. McNary states that
Mr. limes' son Ilobcrt will probably
bo discharged from tho navy, In
which ho has served for m oro than
two yearn, within a aiouth' time.
Invitations aro out for the wedding"!
of William T. Norrln to Mlsn Vera
Sherwood, daughter ot Mr. and Mm.
IMln B. Sherwood, Tho ceremony
will tnko placo at tlio Ten Ilur ranch
nt 9 o'clock, Wednesduy evening,
Juno 18.
Imstead of Linen
INDIAN HEAD 'CLOTH
nt.' ui.
Stays Fresh
Ever had a clever suit or skirt ma.de cf
Indian Head? Ever made for .the young
sters little suits and rompers of Indian
Head? Then you know its service,
its beauty, and the economy of using it.
Indian Head is the ideal white
fabric for the whole family. Why?
Because it wrinkles less than
linen, washes better, and costs
less. It gives lasting satisfaction.
It is fully guaranteed by the
makers.
THE WARNER COMPANY
QUAUTV ' ' MsaCIUNIIIgK AT TorULAR I'HICES
World's Record is
. Broken by Tanlac
IKltli fdil In Four Yror Would
Ilcirh from New York to
Denver, Colo,
Four yearn ago very few paoplo
had ovor hoard of Tanlac. Today It
uti(UCHtlomibly has tho largest saio
of any medicine In tho world, nnd Is
an well knoun In Canada a in thin
country. In tho brief period of only
four yours tlmo this now famoun
remedy ban leaped from obscurity to
tho very pinnacle. of success. Its
famo, In fact, has long slnco spread
beyond tlio limits of tho contlnont,
mid numerous Inquiries regarding it
nro now being received from many
foreign countries, s
Very few people, however, fully
reallzo what a really wonderful
record Tanlac 'ban mado. Indeed, if
It woro not for tho unriucntionablo
facts and figures given out by tho
largest and best known drug firms of
the country tho story of Its success
would bo hard to believe,
tin to January 1st tho total. sales
of Tanlac amounted to approximately
twoivo million bottles, Tho demand,
however, Is Increasing, for during
the first ten weeks ot this year over
ono million bottles woro sold nnd dis
tributed lu tho United Htntrs nnd
Canada, tho exact figures being
1,30G,18G lu tlireo months.
At this rate, therefore tho sales
for tho present year will amount to
mora than five million bottles. This
will mean that 17,000 bottles of
Tanlac will bo sold during every day
of thojear, or 2100 bottles for ovcry
hour of the average, working day.
These figures nro too stupendous
for the nvtrago mind to grasp, but
ono may vlsuallzu what twelvo mil
lion bottles mean by Imagining them
laid out In a single fllo end to end.
Thus laid thny would mnko a track
of Tanlac from Now York through
Chicago and on to Denver, Colorado;
or they would form u double track
of Tanlac from tho Croat Lakes to
tho Gulf ot Mexico. Piled end on
end they would tower 135 times as
high an Plkoti Peak, or rhta 13,333
times higher than tho Woolworth
building In New York, tho tallest
building In thn world,
Tho demand for Tnulac has be
como so great that Its salo instead
of being measured by tho gross as
other preparations havo been. Is now
reckoned by tho carloud, and oven
by tfiu tralnload. In proof of this It
is a noteworthy fact that the leading
drug Jobbers everywhere now buy
Tanlac nlmost exclusively In carload
lots'. To supply tho Pacific coast
tradoi alono requires from forty to
fifty carloads per year. Jobbers ot
tho middle west arc 'selling from
seventy to eighty cam per year,
Tlio well known drug firm of
Hesslg-Bllls Drug company ot Mem
phis, Tenn., has sold over forty car
loads sin co tho Introduction of Tanlac
In that ntato four yearn ago.
Within tho past ninety days ten
carloads of Tanlac havo gone to sup
ply thu demand of British Columbia,
Saskatchewan, Alberta and Mani
toba, Canada.
Tho Owl Drug company of San
Francisco, tho largest retail druggists
on tho Pacific coast, stato that thoy
have sold -more than 180,000 bottles
nt retail, which surpasses thu re
markablo record of the Jacobs
Pharmacy company of Atlanta, who
have sold approximately 80,000
bottles at retail
Tanlac Is composed of tho most
! ii' flclftl roots and herbs known to
science. The formula compiles with
all national and ntuti puro food and
health laws ot both the I'nlted State
nnd Canada; and absolute merit nnd
merit alone Is responsible for Its
pat. prr,
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Your Chance
Now to Bay
Work Shoes at
A Great Saving
Odd lots of Work Shoes for
quick clearance.
Not nil sizes in every style, but every size included
in the entire lot.
Priced at $2.35$2.95-$3.00
$3.35-$3.50$3.75.
You can always be sure of getting values here. We
make a business of value giving. We suppose that's
thereason so many of our customers don't waite
time "shopping around". iTbey just come here first,
and they keep coming.'.
We guarantee fit and service" of
every pair of shoes we sell.
Stop and
JPBSSSPQR
Quality Pioneers u'nee 1911
phenomenal and unprecedented suc
cess. Tanlac Is sold in Bend by Owl
Drug Co., in Sisters by Ceo. F.
Aitkcn, nnd In Dcnd by Horton Drug
Co. Adv.
COMES FROM EAST
TO WED BEND GIRL
(us L. Ferguson of MNsourl anil Miss
Orphn Hauck Aro Principals In
WitldhiK IJ-t NIrIU.
(From Friday's Dally.)
Gus I.. Fergifson of Rltchey coun
ty, Missouri, and Miss. Orpha I.
Iluuck of this city wero quietly war
riod yesterday evening nt tho home
of the bride's paronts, tho Rev. II. C
Hartrunft ot tho Presbyterian church
performing tho wedding ceremony.
This morning Mr, and Mrs. Fergu
son left for Missouri, where they
will make their home.
Another wedding, which took placo
this morning, was that ot Samuel J.
Smith, recently discharged from tho
U. S. army, and Miss Jennie Howard,
Announcement!
To the people of Bend and Cejntral Oregon I wish
io announce the opening of my new and modern
Optical Ollice, where the hest of Optieal Service
can be had at the most conservative prices.
EYES EXAMINED , GLASSES FITTED
BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATED
,. Dr. L. W. GATCHELL
OPTOMETRIST
Office with Larson & Company, Jewelers
143 Prctfoa Street, Bead, Oroa. "
Shop at
both ot this city. County Judgo W.
D. Barnes officiated. Mr. and Mrs.
Smith intend to make their homo In
Bend.
E. P. MAHAFFEY GETS
IRISH SHILLELAH
CudRcI Is Sent from Tlppcrary !y
Foil S. Wnlte, Who Will lie-
turn to llcml i, Hoon.
s (From Thursday's Dally.)
From tho hind of shamrock, E.
P. Mahaffey received' TliuTfriorrilng1
a Tlppcrary shlllolah, sent by Fen S.
Walte, formerly ot tho office force
ot tho'Contral Oregon bank nnd now
on overeoas service. Tho blackthorn
stick is an admirubly balanced cud
gel and Is -being treasured by Mr,
Mahaffey in caso of an emergency.
Tho sender of tho shlllolah is now
In Edinburgh and will probably bo
back in Bend within tho next six
or eight weoks.
Put It In "THE BULLETIN."
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