IlENI) IIULIjKTIN, MKND, OllKOON, THURSDAY, HKIT. 18, 1IH rKtttt:ti:ttttttttti:it::itist::i:ttit:tt:itnt:ttutcttittt:ttiitittttt:it:Tttttttii:t:tt:ti:3itnt:u:it:tii:itttt:ttiititttittttttittii:iutt:ti):tti:i:: "Get this straight" says the Good Judge What's Doing In The Country iJ:ut:tt:ii:tttt!:::::i:i:t:i:i:!::::itiK:!i!!t:Nti!ni::i:::!:::i:i:u::::n:::::t:::iint:i:st::i!:i::i::t::tt;in:i::i!!::!::i:::t:i::ii!::ii:iiii PAGE a I j I :i i h WOMAN IS INJURED BY A VICIOUS COW GUANO H HAhti, Sopl. 16. Mm Fred Iloynolds was attacked by one o( tholr cows mul rccolvcil several sovoro bruises- beforo hor husband could rescuo hor. Charles WlllliiniBon lind tho mls fortunn to cut IiIh foot with an nxo while workliiK In n lumber camp south of llond. P. J. Young sold 120 ncroa of his ranch to Lnkovlow stocktnon for J12.000.' Mr. Youns still re tains tho forty tho homo 'buildings aro on. Mrs. C. M. llnsmussen spent Tues day uvonlnu nt tho S. A. Dutt home Anna Smith was buying now school books In Rend Friday. Mr. Toomey sold his ranch. Ave miles north of Bend. Tho consider ntlon was understood to bo $6000, Tim four pupils who took tho eighth grade examinations last year nt District 21 will nttond IiIrIi school in tho following cities: Ivan Ilechlold, In Spokano; Walter lllchnrds, Portland; Noedra Toomoy and Clydo Smith, Bend Krauklln Toomoy, who -.attended high school in Bend last year, left Monday for Portland, where ho will attend collage. Mrs. Hotttnnn nnd daughter wore shopping In Bend Friday. Thero was no school tho Inst threo ilny 8 of last week ns Mrs. Ilasmusscn was attending tho In stltuto nt Bend. Qlrdon Dutt, Houben Nolson nnd Mablo Dnhlo started to high school in Bend from this neighborhood Monday. s Many now nutos nro making their nppenranco in tho arnngo hall Ylclnltj. A now Chevrolet nt Mr Dahlo's, n now Ford nt Mr. Nelson's and Mr. S. A. Dutt Is patiently waiting for tho Ford company to deliver his now car. District 21 opened school Septem ber 8th, with Mrs. C. M. Rasmussen again as teacher. All are looking forward to another successful school year. Elisabeth Reynolds returned home from La Grande, where Bho has been visiting hor grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Young, Dor othy Young and Chris Stock spent Sabbath day nt tho C. CM. Hasmus sen home, near Deschutes. Vodn Xolson left for her homo In La Grande, Oro. Clarence Smith and family re turned from n camping trip in the mountains. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Young mnde a trip to tho Willamette valley to visit Mrs. Young's parents. They -went through tho McKenzle pass and returned by way of Portland. MILLICAN TO HAVE A NEW DANCE HALL MILLICAN, Sept. 16. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Mnrtesto, Cal.. at tho Win. Roam homo, u 5 'i pound baby girl, Monday, Sept onibor S, 1913. Win. A. Beam bought tho former Dennis store building, Monday, ami will move it out to his place to use for a da n co hall for tho present. Tho bids tor tho painting and In stdo finishing of tho school houso wero opened Thursday Win. A. itentn was awarded tho contract ns ho had handed in tho lowest bid. Mrs. Lucy Morgan returned from Bend, Monday. lioraco Cook Is at Bend on busi ness, he will ho the toucher in tho East End school for tho coming year. A teacher has also been hired for tho other school. Tho W. W. Grlnstead family has moved to Bond. L. D. Boonoy visited over Sunday at home. Ho oxpocts to put lit his fall grain noxt week, and haul hay. It. B. Keller made a trip to Bond Monday, taking In two beeves for A. J. Cook. Mr. Torrol accompanied mm back to Mllllcnu Tuesday. Today, 11. It. Keller Is bringing out a now gasoline engine for O. J Cook. II. K. Cook oxpocts to come back with him. Mrs. Morris is on tho sick list Most of Spencers havo been sick ro- cently. Joseph Holland hnulod two trucks of water for Mrs. Itooney tills week. Mary Holland called nt tho Keller homo Thursday. Tho tobacco (hat gives you tho most lasting chew is tho kind that b'twes you money. You don't havo to take so many fresh chews. The rich tobacco taste stay3 right with it. That's why you take a smaller chew. THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW . put ttf) hi two styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT h a long fine-cut tobacco KWUfnTtl PiiHrVEvTfcrKiftH JUllr3 Cut Tlili Out It Is Worth Money. Don't miss this. Cut out this slip encloso with 5c to Foley & Co., 2S35 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, III., writtlng your name nnd address clearly. You will recelvo In return n trial package containing Foley's Honoy nnd Tar Compound, for coughs, colds nnd croup. Foley's Kidney Pills and Foley's Cathartic Tablets. Sold Everywhere adv. POWELL BUTTE FARM IS SOLD BY S.-LOGAN POWELL BUTTE. Sept. 16. Tho ranch occupied by Mr. Cox nnd own ed by Saunders Logan of Paulina has been sold to people from tho Wli lamotto valley who will tako posses sion tho first of October. Tho con sideration was not lenrncd. Nels. Larson is helping E. II. Ste wart through tho haying season. Mrs. C. M. Charlton nnd Mrs. Arthur Wurzwolicr visited with Prlnovllle friends Saturday. Mrs. Win. Wurzweller nnd son Max wero guests nt tho Wurxwaller ranch hero Friday and went on to Prlnovllle. where thoy wore Joined by Win, Wutiwollor nnd then loft for tholr Portland homo. Max re turned to tho Swamp ranch. Miss Graco Bourgu of Seattle Is visiting with her friend Mrs. Boss Bussott. Frank Klsslcr, E. It. Ageo nnd Carl Stevens went on n hunting trip to the mountains last week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hal ph. Christian of Prlnovllle nro employed nt tho Boy Roberts' ranch during haying County Superintendent of schools J. E. Meyers, with Mrs. Meyers and tholr son wero guests nt tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Hobbs Sunday. Mr nnd Mrs. Bunko nnd family of Prlnovllle visited nt tho E. A Bus sott homo Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Connhlo of Buffalo, Now York, who has been visiting her sister Mrs. James Lemon has loft for her homo. Sunday at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Anderson, Mrs. O, E. Anderson accompanied by Mrs. W. II. Gray, Mrs. II. T. Mlk kolHou and Alfred Mlkkulseu was In Bend shopping Wednesduy. 11. T, .Mlkkolson holpod O. E. An derson butcher n hog Friday after noon. Rnsmiis 1'otorson-wiut cutting ull age for Henry ilolmholtz near Red mond tho last of this week. ' 11. T. Mlkkolson nnd Alfred Po deiHOii wont to Redmond Monday. Mr. nnd Mrs. O. E. Anderson on tortalned tho following guests Mon day ovonliiK,: Mr. and Mrs. W. II, Gray, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. T. Mlkkolson, Alfred Mlkkolson, Anton AlilHtrom, Miss Illlma Nelson, Rasmus Peter son. Miss Catherine Johnson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Olo Haimou nnd Hans Han sou. Anton AhlHtrom Is building a now cement cistern on his plnco. .Mrs. t'nrrlo Johnson of Tumalo i jagUTHC INSTRUMENT Of QUALITY ,-Q I 0tt0tjl Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCaffrey and Carl Hanson wero chllem at tho gnvo n party saturuuy night in Honor J. v. Petorsou homo Sunday BUCKHECHT BLACK CUNMETAL, MAHOGANY CALF OR INDIAN TAN CALF 7 I? ?i 4t From toe to heel the BucKurciiT Army Shoe h every inch a man's hoe! Worn by men in all walb of life at all timei, in all clime. A ihoc built for unusual comfort and extra lervice. Get a pair today! At principal iciUn on the Pj'lie Cout. If your iciUr It not lujplirJ, order direct from MWsctwrcr. BUCKINGHAM & HECHT Sn Francuco of Miss Maudo McCaffrey, tholr nolco of New York, who has boon spending tho summer visiting them. Tho ovonlng was spout in games nnd with some very fine musical uuiii- bors. A dainty luncheon was served. Mrs. McCaffrey was assisted by Mrs James Lemon. Miss M. Cuffrey loft Tuesday for hor home. Mr. nnd .Mrs. Win. Potorsou havo bought tho bunch of calves nnd year lings that wero running In tho roads and breaking through pooplos fouces nnd wero annoying funnors. Mr. Peterson nnd Henry Hanson have formed n partnership nnd will but cher nnd sell dressed meats this wlntor. Honry Ilnuser purohnsed 300 pure blood whtto leghorn hens recently. Mr. and Airs. Roy Oliver wero called to Paisley Inst week becauso or tho serious Illness of Mrs: Oliver s grandmother, hut havo' returned and nro at tho O'Catlahnn ranch now Mr. and Mrs. Marion Templeton visited Mr. Tamploton's daughter Mrs. Will Arnold nttd Tumlly last week. , Helon Curtis Is nt tho Charlton ranch to spend tho winter nnd at tend school. FARMERS ARE HAYING AT PLEASANT RIDGE PLEASANT RIDGE. Sept 16. A few of tho farmers in this neighbor hood havo started cutting hay. A good second crop Is expected. J. W. Peterson mndo u business trip to Bond Saturday. Alfred Pedorsen is digging n cis tern on his plnco. B. S. McKay is building a now houso on tho placo which he pur chased last spring, J. A, Choso is helping him do tho work. Mr nnd Mrs. B. P. Mnhaffoy and H M Stephens of Bend took dinner Demonstrations That DemonstrateNo. 3 WATCH FOR No. 4. ONE of our good friends had been vaccina ting his cattle for black-leg with garlic, like his grandfather did, but still his cattle continued to die from the disease. This past season we induced him to use the U. S. Black-Leg Vaccine and his cattle came through without the loss of a single head, tho un vaccinated stock died from black-leg on the same range. So far, so good. Now let's advance a little farther. We would like to initiate the vaccinating of cattle with the GERM-FREE Vaccine. One vaccination immunes for the lifetime of the animal. See us tor particulars. Mr. nnd Mrs. Whltn mid nmi ttnl. Ho wore Bond visitors Thursday. Anton Ahlntroni nccompanled by Oeo. Holton of Doschutes and Mrs. Alfred Poderson, nnd Mrs. Catherine Johnson wero In Redmond Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Anderson in tended tho show .In Bend Saturday night. Mrs. II. T. Mlkkolson nnd Mrs. Cntherlne Johnson spent Sunday at tho Iluuson homo near Deschutes. Don't Neglect Yourself. Lamo back, shooting pulus. tortur ing rheumatic aches, swollen joints, soro muscles, pnfflncss undor oyos, floating specks, and nu "always tir ed" fooling nro Indications that the kidneys nnd bladder nro not worklnc properly. Foloy Kidney Pills soothe and strengthen weak nnd (Unordered kidneys and bladder. Sold Every where adv. I CLOVERDALE FAMILY MOVES TO VALLEY CLOVERDALE. Sopt. 10 Kuril sldo Brothers closed a deal Saturday selling their ranch hero to Mr. Oood- The Country you think has gone price mad, but it hasn't Buying conditions are not nearly so bad as might be thought. If the Buyer THE HANK OF PERSON A L .SERVICE will inquire, asTc ques tions and think. He can obtain very fair prices, and with it he will get what he t Wants Service Service is not all. He must have Best Prices and when he pays the price he wants Highest Quality He gets it at Smith's Grocery Sonera's Leadership HERE'S a prido in possess ing the finest phonograph made, and that feeling is enjoyed by every Sonora owner. The Sonora plays all makes of disc records per fectly without extra attachments and with a tone of magnificent richness and beauty. At the Panama-Pacific Expo sition Sonora won highest score for tone quality. A complete line of peerless models is available. Prices $50 to $1000 L. K. SHEPHERD Bend, Oregon The Highest Class Talking Machine o in the World K rich on tho High Desert and will tako poNosslou Octohor 1 Oeo. Iliirnsldo nnd fninlly left Monday for tho vnlloy nnd Rood luck nnd prosperity In tho wish of the tunny friends hero. Miss Gladys I'urhorry wont to lie nd Monday where she will remain nnd attend tho Rend hU:h school this wlntor. Oeo, Axnow nnd family have moved to Redmond for tho purposo of putting tho children In school. Miss Morris attended tho teachers' liintltuto In llond last week and re turned homo on Saturday J. R .Modioli nud family woro Rend visitors Saturday, J. II. Loiik and family wero nt tho Cove last week ufter fruit. llooii Fryreur nud son woro In Rend last wcok on hiislness. It. J. Sholtou was u culler nt tho I'urhorry homo onu day lust week. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Pulhorry woro Rend visitors on Inst Thursday uud Friday. ft ; Our Grocery J Prices Are Right I At AH Times ; Try Us and be Convinced THE A TO Z GROCERY f a- GORDON You know it's there but you don't know just what it is the something that marks the & in a crowd. It's surely a hat with a striking person ality. HATS CASHMAN, Bend, Oregon V The First National Bank of Bend BEND, OREGON. i 1 M