The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, August 21, 1919, WEEKLY EDITION, Page PAGE 3, Image 3

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    I1HNI) lIUUiKTIN, IIK.NI, OIIKOON, TIIUIIHDAV, AVUVHT 21,
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MiMMiMJaOM
SERMON ON THE MOUNT I
I'dilmiiM you inn not a uhincli
Hour, I'orhiipii you am not ufflll
uldil wtli any unci. Perhaps you
have a lollftloti all youi'ri!vn. Cor
laliily tliuro In a fnolliu: of Holumnlty
to !" Into I Iiu mountain of Central
Oiogoii on a fiiitulay morning.
TIiiiI'm tint spiritual Hldo of a trip
'away from a city. Than tliuro lu
tlui phyHlcnl hIiIo of a Jaunt Into
I lio wlhlii of tlio Cascades. Why
Vurry ahout IndlgoHtluii, about In
cronmi lu tlui walht lli.o, ahout
rhnumuthitii and a multitude of
othor itlliintiilii that onmo an a ro
Hiilt fo Inactivity. ,
To In Id) a trip Into the hill onily
on a Hominy bring a oomliliintlou
of tlui Hplrltual and Urn physical.
If you want to got Into propar trim
pliynlrally .gut up early Xundity
morning , (III up tlio khk tank,
li-iivii Hand via tlio brink yard road,
Your Creamery
Builds Business
for Yourselves
The Central Oregon
Farmers' Creamery
Will Pay One Cent
Above the' Market
Price for' Butterfat
Paid by Portland
Creameries
Yearly Market
Fair, Honest Tests .
The Creamery Should
be Your Asset.
Bring in Your Cream
Central Oregon
'Farmers' Creamery
K on that load an far an the wchI
nldo of 'J'utnalo crunk, passing tlio
Duxchutuii county Hull hnlchory,
turiilni: to tlio loft an you roach tlio
top of thu hill on tlio wont Hldo of
tint Tomato;' follow thu mall niad
which i'Uiih along tlio oront of the
Tumalo crank canyon, hIi;ii , pontn
will guide you; piihh tho Tumalo
ratiKur station along tho main
boaton road and ovontually you will
run Into a small stream. This
Htroani In Crater crook, a hiiiiiII hut
rapidly flowing hody of water, dl
vmt ml for homo conNiimptlon from
ItN mora or low wild ratnlflcatlon
down tho mountain Hldo Into man
miulo oIuiiiihiIh, eventually Joining
Tumalo crunk. To thin crook la iih
far iih you can no. At thin point
Uod'it country oponn hoforo you In
rellnr IiIIIh, inoiintalim and valloyN,
rlvois, lakes, monduwH, tlmhor,
mow, glucloiH, flowers and rich.
KHIOIl piiHttiniH.
At thin point you aro near tlio
foot of lirokon Top on tho riKht,
nnd only a Mhort dUtauoo, air lino,
from llacholor mountain, holh of
which liavo tholr snow iluldn and
rood mm ut lfft Utile HtrouuiH which
run down thobr sldon.
Hlghl Im PoaM.
If you do not fool tho Imp ul no to
ell nib lirokon Top, stroll off to tlio
southwest, follow down 0110 of thu
crookH, and you will ho t routed to
a ijorgoutiH fount of natural huauty.
You will no throiiKh II r and pine
tlilckotn. Count tho varieties of
lltuMTM. Tako your (linn, . tliuro
iliould ho no hurry. You will come
upon moro than .1(1 varlotluH of
flowers In Inim than ono liour'H walk.
You will WD HCorttM of varloiiM kinds
of grassoH and bushes. You will
nppri'Clnto tho varloly of plant
Krowth In tho I)mchutos national
foreM. You will ho pastures, rich
In plant food, for grazing cattle
and sheep. You will hoo and, par
hapN, ho tempted to drink tho Ico
cold water from many of tho tiny
uprliiKH that latum from tho ground.
You wilt ho constantly on tlio look
out for wild Kaino, for (l Ih mild
that tho wood abound with door
and hoar. You will hoo many hikes
In tlio distance, fed by tho hiiowh of
tho uoarhy HtroauiH. You will hco
tlmhor of ouormouH iilzo and rising
to a grout hoii:ht. You aro nolzed
with uii ImpulHO to yo out, to ho
wild, to ho a hoy of 10. Your llfo
of tho wook Iiuh boon confining and
no given to routiuo and conunorcltit
avtlvltluH thut now, with all thin
huauty and freedom, you fool un
bound mid loose to do Just iih your
fcolltiKH dlcluto. You cannot help
but ho deeply ImpruiKod by tho
wondruUH beauty. There will bo
something wrong with you If you
aro not.
In those woods thuro Im present n
iiiunIc you do not hoar In your city
environment. Thoro Ih tho mixed
roar of tho Hwlft runnliii; mountain
creek, with tho soughing of tho
trees an tlio cool hrvexos blow
NATIONAL METAL WEATHER STRIPS
kkkp oit colo
kkki in hkat
ki:ki out ih'.st
nifl 1-TKI
AN'I)
wohk savi:u
Ktiulp your limine, olllec or stoio with Weather Strip now.
Limited supply left at oi lejnult price.
See T. L. COLLIER, Bend, Oregon
through tho branchcH, Thoro In
tho symphony of tho liiindrcdii of
liiHoctx that play In tho high grasses.
Thoro aro tho morning wongs of
hlrdM, many of which you hear hut
cannot iioo, Thoro aro iioIhoh and
miiiilc you do not hoar on a city
street, You aro luipolhid to go on
mid on because at ovcry turn of a
crook Homothlni; now and unexpect
ed opens before you. It Ih llko thu
prospector looking fur tho unex
pected, alwaya ahuad of him.
Thon you may dowlro to return.
You nee cfJiitillcHK hoautloH you did
not moo on your downhill Journey.
You Hit down and look ahout you,
You wonder what tho city hov,
i;lrl, map and woman who, not af
forded tho opportunity to Inavo hlit
(onomont or hovol, Im dolnij. You
wondor what tho children, horn,
roared, fed, clothed, Kchoolml,
proachod to, buffeted about In Now
York City, CIiIciiko, Now Orleans,
would do If limy woro turned locw
amid thoKu hIkIUb. In all probabil
ity any ono of thorn would not llko
a chipmunk looiwd from a cni;e. It
would ho ntranco. Yot ho of mIio
would appreciate that for onco h
or mIio woro turned freo from man
made handiwork and for onco freo
to allow tho oiury working of nat
ural fnulliiatloiiM,
Cllnili Lfp llrolien Toji.
You Journey hack. You moo tho
mountain to tho north. You have
been r.lvon a treat ho, far, yet for
mhiio roiiHon you aro not untluHod.
You want to bo filled with tho
bcautluH. Tho hUKitentlon Ih made
that tho mountain bo climbed. You
rliio to tho chullcnRo at once. You
Htart off acroRH a rolling rtretcli of
around. You reach tho foot of thu
wator-worn mountain. You Mart
your aiicifnt. You ;o a few yardH
up tho Mlope. You turn around
and to tho nouth for nillvn thoro
BtretcliCH a chain of lakoH. Ono
after tho othor thoy wtrelcb, rcHtliu;
qulolly In tho bottom hindn of mime
Rocludod mlloy. You wo tholr
numcroiiM fuedorA HiiowfleldH that
keop thorn nlivo the your round.
You wo HcoroH of little buttos no
flyploal of Contra! Oregon. You hco
cuWouh mountain formntlotiH and
you nro brought to wondor what
Hon of carnival Nnturo had In theso
partH couturloH nr.o.
You go Htill higher, hut not mo
brUkly, iih tho iiHcont In checked In
Mpeed becatiHu tho Iooho rock halt
your iipeed. You uro noon greeted
by frc-Hh, cool breezeM from tho
largo Hnowficld which U harbored
in tho nnipltlicnter of lirokon Top
our circulation la up. You need
havu little fear or being chilled
You again nit down for a roBt. Tho
radlurt or your vIhIoii Ih Increahcd
Your eyoH wo further Into tho landn
mado profitable by .ImnlemeiitH of
progroHH. You neo to tho northeatit
tho moMt proHpcrouH town on the
Central Oregon plateau. You nro
Introduced to Muvorul mora stilt
bodies of frcBh water. You aro
made acquainted with wvoral moro
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SUCCESS IN SHEEP BUSINESS
Health Is of Primary Importance and
Internal Parasite 8hou(d Bo
Ouarced AgalntL
(I'rrpnreJ hy the t'nilwt States Dopart
mnt of Arlcoltur.)
In any fiyHlem of rontlnuotm farm
Hhi'op rulNlng tlio health qiiextlon u of
primary' Imporlanco. Thin fuetlon la
chiefly ono of Interim! parnHlteM, ond
of ihcw tho Htoiiiaeli worm Ik thomont
widely dlutrlbuted and tho mout orl
ouh. I'-ortiinately, tlio trouble Ih en
tirely HUMcepllble of practical control,
and tho methods of prevention nro
exactly In line w-llli ihc prnctlccH that
ri'Hult In inoKt ocononilrnl production.
It Ih poMJdble, tbouv'li doubtful, that
tlio pcnnntient farm Hock run bo main
lalned In maximum health when
grazed entirely on permanent Km
piiHturcH. A hyxtetn of dlvlwlon of
gniKK land Into Bulllclent partH to
allow frequent long perlodw without
alicen nnd line of longer grafH for cat
tle will nHHlid materially. SucJi n
plan, romhlnod with ocenlonnl uo
of medicine to prevent too Herloun In
fection, may prove to bo practical.
Tho bitHlH of huccchh In tho farm
Mhoep business In In tho frequency of
chnnglng to pnnttircH which have not
bnd nny opportunity to become In
fouled with Momncli wormn by older
Hhecp. Thee frequent changci nre
particularly neceHwry during the Htoy
of tho young lamlm upon the farm.
Tho older Mhoep are leHH (susceptible
to tho effectH of tlio Infection, though
danger of their being Injured thereby
Ih not to he overlooked. The plan of
frequent chnngeH to freh feed can he
adapted nilvantageouOy to the most
economical MMems of unlng high
priced land In the rotation of crops to
produce food and forage for other
kinds of live Murk.
Tlio principles of flock management
for maximum health nnd for ndnptn-
The Greatest Name
In Goody-Land
fr PERFECT CUM JEzLTs H J
VjA ill i I W '" '" il '" j "' '" j" tiTTnidJii ttj in luflffeK
fA Hill I
The Country
you think has gone
price mad, but it hasn't
lhiyinrr conditions are
not nearly so bad as
might be thought. If
the
Buyer
On Getting Service
When a member of your family is ill
and a doctor prescribes for him, you
want your prescription just as soon 'as
possible.
Be Assured
You will get this service by phoning
or writing your order. It will be
filled at once and rushed to you by
the speediest means.
MRead--
will inquire, ask ques
tions and think. He
can obtain very fair
prices, and with it he
will get what he
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The Flavor Lasts
Sheep Rellih Frequent Changes
r.-csh Oreen Forage.
of
He
Wants Service
Service is not all.
must have
Best Prices
and when he pays the
price he wants
Highest Quality
He gets it at
Smith's
Grocery
Hnow-cappcd beauty spotH which
Htnnd out In defiance to tho warm
Hummer mid-afternoon nun. You
aro bronchi Into a curloim steeple
jack framu of mind when you look
at tho oast win of Broken Top.
with Its Klnuor broad and dovll's
food foriniitlotiB, layer upon layer.
Weather has played hob with tho
top of this old peak. Tho wind has
chipped off much of tho raiment,
until now it Is a rugged, broken
mountain.
TIiIh trip for you Ih n "Sermon on
tho Mount." You cannot, if you
uro at all hontlmental, help but bo
awed by tho Krandeur of tho won
derful view boforo your eyes as you
Htnnd at tho first crest on tho south
Hldo of Hroken Top.
Try It out. Yob, thoro must bo
tho expenditure of oners) to climb
tho Iooho rock, but It'a worth it
muiiy, many tlrucH.
IS a. illace corn,...
40 a. wlieat&oata.
Ma. clover hsy
tton to other line" of farm production
arc Illustrated In tho following- outline
of n plan of crop production and feed
ing: Under a Three-Year Rotation of Corn,
Clover, and Small Grains
on 160 Acre.
3 acre corn: To finish 9) yearling cattle
nj 44 hogt.
fltousnace (or It
cowa, M yearllnrs.
M ewe, and 3) ewe
lamb, work Btock.
Grain for cale or ex
change for other
feed.
acre clover pasture: Seaton'a crazing
for ro hrwdlnc cow.
3) acre ermanent rrai pasture: Graiinc
for to yearllnK cattle on feed for De
cember hljimenf.
Iii the above, Hhecp would be crazed
ns follows:
Ten acre forace crops.
I. On winter Wheat.
5. On m-asa pasture with yearltnu cattle.
J. With cow on clover pasture.
4. On clover meadow after hay cut.
6. On grain stubble.
C. In cornfield after sllaco cut or corn
harvested.
7. On winter wheat.
At oiner time on rape, eoy beans, or
other Krazlni; crops on 10-acre field. Un
used foraso harvested for winter feed.
Such u plan ns thin allows rofllclent
ly frequent change of pusturo without
nny part of tho Hock going upon land
thnt has previously carried Klieep In
the Faini yenr. The forage crop land
la n safety measure for reliance in
case of shortage of othor feeds nnd
could regularly be used for cnrrylu;
the reserved ewe Iambs from weaning
time until winter.
Don't Keep Poison In Your Wood.
When tho kidneys nro properly
doing their work they eliminate
form tho circulation waste products
that poison the blood If permitted
to remain In the system. Foley Kid
ney I'llls help tho kidneys, remove
the poisons that cause -aches nnd
pains, stiff Joints, sore muscles,
lacio back, rheumatic pales. Sold
everywhere. Adv.
ALWAYS A
CASH MARKET
House Work In Hot Weather.
Hot weather brings no relief
from house work drudgery. If any
thing, woman's work Is moro try
Iiib. Overwork and worry causo kid
ney trouble, resulting in backache,
soro muscloH, stiff Joints, rheumatic
pains, tired feeling and othor dis
t rousing symptoms. Foley's Kidney
I'llls holp wenk kidneys. Sold
evorj' whoro. -Adv.
Put It tn "THE UULLKTIN."
He Prepared for Vacation Ills,
Change of food and water some
times causes Indigestion that loads
to sick headaches, biliousness, bloat
ing, sour Btomuch, gas, bad breath
and coated tongue. Foley's Cath
artic Tablets should bo In every
traveler's grip. Thoy act without
pain, griping or nausea. They nro
a Hue and wholesome physic. Sold
everywhere. Adv.
Put It In "TIIK HULIiKTIX."
fc
At
Palace Market
Bend, Oregon
for
Eggs,
Butter,
Poultry
Beef,
Veal,
Pork
Sell your products
at home
Chas. Boyd
BRICK vs. OTHER BUILDINGS
BRICK BUILDINGS IN BEND OTHER BUILDINGS-
VALUE ABOUT VALUE ABOUT
$500,000 $2,000,000
FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS OVER
NONE $100,000
Harold Hell Wright's latest book,
"The Ite-Creation of Brian Kent"
On sale August 21. '
V
Owl Pharmacy
BEND'S BOOK STORE
cT?1 BEND BRICK & LUMBER CO.
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