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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1919)
IIBNI) IiUIJjKTItf, BENI, OREGON, TIIURflDAY, JUNK M, IBlff FAOK "1 J .. r A good cooking fuel1 easy to handle Pearl Oil, the Standard Oil Company's kero Rene, is a most convenient and economical fuel. Givca all the convenience of gas without th dust and dirt of coal or wood. With a. good oil cookstovc you will cook in comfort all year 'round. Bakes, broils, roast, toasts economically. Lights at the touch of a match. No waiting for fires to come up, no un necessary work, no waste. Concentrates a steady heat on the cooking leaving the kitchen cool and comfortable. t. Pearl Oil is refined and re-refined by our spe cial process which removes the impurities. It is clean burning. w Pearl Oil is for sale in bulk by dealers every where. It is .the same high-quality kerosene as the Pearl Oil sold in five-gallon cans. There is a saving by buying in bulk. Order by, uguoftnf Pearl Oil. Wm recommend New Perfection mnd Puritan Oil CooAs fovea PEARL OIL lKBR08ENEr HEAtAND LIGHT; f7"j,'m 1 'STANDARD OIL -COMPANY; ' (CALIFORNIA) W. R. Speck, Special Agent Standard Oil Co., Bend, Ore. Central Oregon 'Neighborhood... New.... lOTflPBPCTiflOPJnClI POWELL BUTTE BOYS CATCH MANY TROUT I'OWKLL IIUTTK, Juno 24. B. II. William Ik hulldlnie a nunkhoutte nn hln big alfalfa ranch lioro at I'owoll liuttu. Itosn Uuwiott, I.loyil Ilunsott and Dowoy flhobert fished on tho Do nchuU's Sunday. Thoy caught Hourly 100 flno trout. 'Miss Tucker of I'alsloy Is visit lug with lior cousin, Mm. Hoy Oliver, lit tho blK O'Callahan ranch. Miss Gladys 1'nroU l at liomn for hor nummor vacation, having cloned lliu hcIiooI taut weak. Mr. Williams In visiting nt tho homo of hla noil B. II. Williams. Horn, on Thursday, Juno 19, 1919, to Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Ollvur, nt tho O'Callahan ranch In I'owoll Ilutto, a daughter, who has boon named Ida Kathleen. - Ooorgo Whltnott lit hauling wool to Itodtnond for J. B. Warner. Kour llj truck loads of wool wont out from tho O'Callahan 'ranch lant Thursday. Mr. arid Mm. M, J. Huiiday, and little daliKhtar Ida, of Urcshiun ar rived Hat unlay to ho tho guests of Mr. and Mrs, Hoy Honoris for about tun days. Mrs. Bund ay and Mrs. Itohurts are slstors. Ilort Reynolds and wlfo or Hcd mond ciuno out Hunduy, bringing Hov. Ilnsloton "to his preaching appoint ment. They woro guests at tho Hus sett homo for dinner. 'Miss Hazel llaynv, who has boon visiting at tho home of her parents for nonio weoks, loft for n brief visit In Portland Thursday. Krom there situ will go to Han Francisco to enter Mt. 'Mm hospital for training. Hor mother, Mrs. W.' Iluync, wont as for as Portland with hero where slut will visit with friends for n short tlmo. The Ico cream social given by the Hunduy school Friday evening was a success, both socially and financially There wun a largo crowd present. Quito n largo fishing party consist ing of Henry Whllsott and family, Jess Lewis and family, Mrs. Mary Tweet and family, Oeorgo Whitsotl and brother-in-law, Mr. Blllott, and little Vera Henaon or Head, who Is visiting at tho home of Harry Whit sotl. all motored to Tetherow bridge J where thoy spent Sunday In fishing. rney report a goou emeu. Columbus Johnson and family of I'rlnevlllu were visiting In 1'owoll Ilutto Hunday, Dolbert French visited with frlonds In this community a few days last wook. Mr. French was onco one of our prosperous ranchers and was scc rotary or tho cooperative association whon drafted. Ho disposed or his property hero at that time, sacri ficing much to answer the cull or duty to his country. Ho saw nearly ono year or service but his company did not leave the United States. Ho rccolved his discharge from tho army nt Camp Ornnt, Illinois, early In Feuruury. Mr, Kronen plans to attond tho University of Wisconsin during tho coming school year. Mrs. Fronch will accompany him cast and live with him while ho Is completing Mils school course. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. IHggs joined Mr. and Mrs. Hooves Wltcoxsen on Haturday afternoon, and tho entire party went to Huttlo Lake, camping over night. They spont Sunday on tho Motollus rlvor, returning homo Sunday night with n flno .string of fish nnd tho memories of a glorious good tlmo Jack O'Callahan wont to Dond tho last of the week. Ora Foster hns rcturnod from a motor trip to the Wllluraotto vulloy whore ho and his family spent their vacation. Ills mother. Mrs. Martha Kostor. who wont with them, re mained for a longer visit. Helped Hrr Little fllrl. Children all need their strength for growing. A lingering cold weak ens thom. Mrs. Amanda Flint, of Houto 4, Now Philadelphia, Ohio, writes: "Koloy'a honey and tar cured my little girl ot tho most tickling cough." Gives Immcdlato rollof from distressing, racking, tearing cough. 8oothcs and heals. Sold every whom. Adr. mms&mms&mm&mmsmmmmmma&m&&&s&m rjlDCTE3iDfgDOilIOariFLa3fGfJJjLiu wijjirtfU -Better Pay Tqo Much Than Too I Little- If you pay too much for a good phonograph you have lost a part of what you paid, but if you pay too little and get a worthless phono graph you have lost it all. Don't buy phonographs on price. There is no price smnll enough for a phonograph that is sure to dissappoint. There is a safe middle, course. When you buy your phonograph we only ask that you will remember that we only have two of the best phonographs -Edison and Vic-roas-the kings of all entertainers. Get-away from the mechanical tone. Get the human-like . tone as only produced by the Edison and Victrola. HORTONDRUG COMPANY THE REXALL STORE. JSgJSJ2fiMjaJBIilJ3JaiHBMJ8JB u n ENDABLE COFFEE Tasta better -gopj further tv r ', t orj- W ,'A JtX v, . t i ' Xjr , . & . " ' "-- lw-. T 7 ' '' W ' - WMBd&M A Demonstration of Dependable Coffee Will be given Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 26, 27 and 28, at Our Store SsZatflflflHs ijipwn Free Coffee During this Demonstration, with each 3- or 5-lb. Tin, 1 -2 lb. will be Given Free BennettCooper Co Feeding Silage is Profitable It. A.WAIU GIVKS SUGGESTIONS FOR FAIUIEIIS USING SILOS IN DESCHUTES COUNTY. BRICK vs. OTHER BUILDINGS BRICK BUILDINUS IN BEND OTHER BU1LDINOS ' VALUE ABOUT VALUE ABOUT $500,000 $2,000,000 FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS OVER NONE - ' 1 $100,000 guiwwith BEND BRIQK & LUMBER CO. Several silos arc being erected In Control Oregon this year and after witnessing (he results obtained by theso It Is reasonable to suppose that tho number will be doubled of tre bled next season. Every silo owner In Deschutes lounty Is well pleased with his silo, and several of the silo owners Interviewed, evinced a do slro to build another silo. In tho Weekly Dcnd Dulletln of nn cnrllor date tho writer discussed typos of silos and the methods ot construction. While It Is yet a llttlo early to discuss feeding silago. a few suggestions along this lino may assist silo owners In calculating tho amount ot feed they will have and tho num ber ot livestock thoy can feed. So much has boon written regard ing the valuo ot silago as a teed that there is llttlo loft to say on tho sub ject. A recent experiment, however, completed by tho Indiana Experi ment station is Buch a good demon stration ot tho valuo ot silago that (tho results aro given herewith. Two lots ot two-year-old steers wore ted grain rations, hay and silage. Tho profit por steer for eight years whoro silage was fed was J15.24; whoro no silago was tod tho profit was $8.85. Tho dlfferenco ot $6.39 shows what n Bllo will do In feeding a steer 150 days. The small farmor, with the holp ot a alio, should food a few cattlo and snoop ovory winter. Sllugo is most valuublo as u sup plementary food whon pastures are short during tho grazing season and in tho wlntor. It should nover con stitute tho wliolo ot the torago ra tion, but should bo ted with hay, straw, pasture or other roughage. I)y tislng silago, straw can bo profit ably used as a wlntor ration for roughing stock through and is far bottor and safor than plain straw. Tho latter, in fact, is a dangerous ration whon fed by itsolf. Tho following nro a tow suggested combinations that may bo fed to nd vnutago Involving tho uso ot silago:' Sllugo Ration for Dairy Cows. " Pounds Corn nnd suutlowor silago 30 . Alfalfa hay 16 Wheat bran G or Corn and 8uflow,or silago 3G ' Alfalfa W 18 i SUao Ration for lteof Cattlo. Corn and sunllowor silago 20 Alfalfa or olovor hay 5 Oat straw., ,. 10 or Corn and sunflower sllagc........l5 Alfalfa liay.................. ..... .....! 3 or Corn or sunflower silage...... 20 Oat or wheat hay........ ..-.10 villa Barley ................ 4 or Corn nnd sunflower silage........! 5 Clover or alfalfa hay........10 Wheat straw ........-..: 5 or Corn or sunflower 8llage..........30 Mixed clover and timothy hay.... 5 Oat and pea hay ....... 15 Silago Ration for Sheep.- Corn or sunflower silage............ 3 Alfalfa or clover. 2 or Corn or sunflower silage. ....... 3 Corn 1 or Corn or sunflower silago 2 Alfalfa 2 Darloy. 1 Oats 1 U the forage that will be eaten up clean should bo supplied and the proportions horo given maintained as near as practicable. Silago mado from sweet clover, al falfa or field peas Is mora sultablo for hogs than silago mado from corn. Tho best method ot feeding this Is to givo what they will clean up twice each day, along with -grain, Silago can bo fed In limited quan tities, along with forage and grain to horses. It Is too bulky and suc culent for horses at bard work. Mouldy nnd decayed silago Is In jurious to all kinds of farm anlmala, especially horses. It causes poison ing ot horses and aSortlon In owes nnd cows. It cannot be safely fed to any cla-is ot animals. Dad silage Is caused by. tho silo not being air tight nhen filled or by Improper filling. Four chairs at your service at the Metropolitan. No waiting. Adr. Put it la THE HUIiLETIN." FOR SALE! 10 Milch Cows, Grade Jersey and Holstein i breeds. 1 Hack in good condition 1 Oliver Typewriter, nearly new. 1 Meyers Hand Force Pump. 1 10-inch Sulkey Plow. 1 Melotte Cream Sepera ter, capacity 710 lbs. Write W. E. BOGUE, LaPine, Ore. BUQKriECHT ''SIIIS BLACK CUNMETAL. MAHOGANY CALF OR INDIAN TAN CALF W"Y vfii ft vJn 5s7 m ich X k ax at J" 4IUIII IOC l UCCI the Buckhecht Army Shoe h every ii X man's ihoel Worn by men in sll walks of Hfc at all times, in all climes. A shoe built for uniuiu comfort and extra service. Get a pair today! At principal deilcra on the Pacific Curt. If your dealer ! not luppUrd, order direct from Manufacturer. BUCKINGHAM & HECHT Saa Frtnoisee
