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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1919)
PAOR a BKM nULLRTIN, BEND, ORHOON, THUnflDAY, 1UNK M, 110 llSt.6lA says the Good Judge C-E-L-E-B-R-A-T-E , 1 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm' Hill 1 iUi "And remember it, too." The better the quality of your chew, the more you'll enjoy it. You'll get more out of your to bacco money, too you'll stive part of it for something else. A small chew of this quality tobacco tastes good and it lasts and lasts. THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW tut up in two styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco 3 J3 flsHfcv Central Oregon Neighborhood News PLAINVIEW TO HAVE NINE MONTHS' SCHOOL PLAINVIEW, Juno 26. Tho an nual meeting of Plalnvlew school district No. 23 waa held last Monday afternoon at tho nehool house. Tho meeting was called to order by tho chairman, J. B. Elklns. As Mr. Elklns term expired this year, J. B. Dawson was elected as third director. Mrs. 11. A. Scoggln was re-elected clerk. Tho budget was accepted as advertised, and work will begin this summer on making n standard school. A motion was made and carried to extend the school term a month, mailing nine months ot school instead of eight. Itoy and Edgar Hcartt hauled a load of potatoes from tho Hatch ranch, near Tumalo, last Wednesday. Hay Armstrong made a business trip to Powell Dutto Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. JI. T. Hartley were Sisters callers Tuesday evening. Newell Van Tassel returned homo last week from a trip to Portland. Mary Dennett of Silver Lake is visiting at the J. A. W. Scoggln homo this week. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Burgess and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Wells of Pine Tree mill, were callers In Plalnvlew Wednesday evening. Tho O. D. O. club will hold Its regular meeting Thursday afternoon, June 2C, with Mrs. Phil Smith. The ladles will please remember their scissors and thimbles. A. W. Armstrong, Mrs. Hubert Armstrong, Wllma Bennett and Miss Burgess woro Bend callers .Satur day. Will Patterson of Portland arrived in Plalnvlew Saturday to spend a week of vacation with relatives at tho A. E. Hoss home. Mrs. M. J. Van Tassel arrived home Monday after an absence of several wcoks. The mother and two sisters of Mrs. J. B. Dawson arrived at the Dawson home Sunday morning and will spend somo timo visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Colfelt and family spent Sunday evening at the A. E. Hoss home. Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Hartley and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Scarth of tho Pine Tree mill, enjoyed a fishing trip at the river Saturday evening. Miss Luella Burgess went to Cul ver Saturday evening, where she will nurso for several weeks. Frank Armstrong arrived from Portland Sunday morning and mado a short visit at the J. A. W. Scoggin ranch, en routo to Wyoming. Oeorgo Calverley was In Bend Sun day for a minor operation. A. W. Armstrong was a caller on tho dentist in Bend Monday morn ing. Itoy and Edgar Hcartt, in com pany with their uncle, Will Patter- 4f4H. Ik son, started Tuesday morning for several days fishing trip at tho lakes. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Burgess and family and Mrs. H. A. Scoggln were guests nt tho A. W. Armstrong homo Sunday. Church sorvlccs will bo held at tho school houso Sunday afternoon, July 6, with tho newly appointed pastor, Rov. Williams, In charge. Sho Vccls Younger ami StronRcr Middle aged and older persons nro apt to suffer from overworked or weakened kidneys and bladder. Mrs. Warren Dyer, of Arkport, Now York, writes: "I used Foley KIdnoy Pills for weak kidneys and pains in my back and they gavo mo rellof. After taking Foley Kidney Pills I feel younger and stronger.'.' Sold every where. Adv. PROGRAM GIVEN AT MILLICAN SCHOOL Sharpless Cream Separator Cull and see the NEW MODEL SHARPLESS F. DEMENT &CO. MILLICAN. Juno 23. Tho pro gram was well given at tho West End school house Juno 13, ulthough not many could attend on acccount of tho bad weather. Miss E. Lomas went to Bend with A. F. Lanfcar Friday at whoso homo she Is now staying, be fore returning to her home In Grants Pass. Mrs. Tolland and son Joseph vis ited jit the Fleming and B. E. Dnvls homes, and also dined with Mrs. V. Forbes, Saturday. They returned to their home Monday on tho Wray stage. Mr. Perry and Mrs. Mary Rosin mmlo a trip to Bend this week. Joseph Holland and Roy and Walter Kellor. Joined the First Na tonal Bank Pig Club and R. R. Keller took them to Bond Wednesday to get their pigs. W. D. Moore also accompanied them. Mrs. J. J.Holland and daughter visited at tho L. P. Rooney homo on Thursday. Fred Klzor was elected director In R. R. Keller's placo at tho school election last Mondny. The derrick is being raised on tho Rosin placo. Leo F. Tauscher and Ceorgo Cook were over Sunday vlstors at their respective homes. Tom Going called at the HollanO homo one evening this week. Ho Throw Away Mm Crutches. "Six years ago I had rheumatism so bad I was going on crutches," writes August Strandoll, Sister Bay, Wisconsin. "I tried several medi cines and doctors and got no relief. Three bottles of Foloy's kidney pills cured mo, I threw uwny my crutches." Havo no equal for weak, rore, aching back, muscles or Joints. Sold everywhere. Adv. Hogs in Demand ! Selling today, 25-26 l-2c. Beit veal. 21-22c. Mutton, 14-18c. Lamb, 18-2Ic. Beef, from 10c to 16c. Young Goat. 8c to 12c. Cn hindle any (mount of PoUtoet at pood price. Commiiu'on 6 per cent. Send (or lagi. BOGCESS & CO. 151 Front St , Portland, Ore. POTATOES. WANTED ! We will buy or handle for you on a brokerage or commiufon basi any quantity of potatoes in carload lots. Or if you tend ui a sample by parcel pot will make you price on aatne. We alio handle all kind of dreed meat and guarantee Journal price VICTORY i mill "" ' ' ' I (III iijiii ill i 1 ' llilil ' ' II 111 ' ' I III ' ' nun ' ' III II M mmmm hmm m ' H III ' mill " llllll " ' ' llllll ' llllll ' ' llllll ' ' llllll ' ' llllll ' ' llllll ' ' II III ' hiiii nun tiA I llllll I II Hill mill i ii i iiiii'i Hill' --. Ill JTH in Bend, Ore. Big Victory Street Parade Given in Cash Prizes Program Including patriotic address by Hon. B. F. MULKEY, of Portland. Street Sports for Men, Women and Children fS" Anglers' Fly Cabling Content open to all for Accur acy and Distance. Tug-of-War Picked 1 5. men from each The Shevlin Hixon Company vs. Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. $75.00 in cash prizes. BASE BALL . L" v Bend vs. Battery "A," 147th Field Artillery Depot Grounds, 3:00 p. m. ALL STAR BOXING CONTEST TWO 10-ROUND BOUTS Fred Gilbert vs. Sailor Charles Fox Knowlton vs. Byers One fast Whirlwind Preliminary. Bouts to be at b. a. a. c. Gymnasium Music by Bend-Prineville Band Dancing Fun For Everybody DAY and NIQHT COME TO BEND For a Real Good Time on meat. WALL ST, BOGGESS &SCO., 151 Frt Si., Portland, Ore. a K
