iI HtJIXKTW, WCJU), UHROUN. TIH'IWDAV, HKITKMIIKH no, IWO
NIGHT SCHOOL
TO START SOON
PREVENTION OF
FIRES IS AIM
OCTOBER 11 DATE SET ("r ANNot Ncr.n von local
FOR OPENING
MIm Mnry O. Perrnult Nnmrd A
Principal larger Attendance
Even Than Uit Year 1 H
rMVloil by Superintendent.
OltSltltVANtM: HOAD SITrA-
tiox explained to rn'it '
NEW I'HYSH'Ali DIHIICTOH.
Wlth'MIss Mnry C. Porrault ns
prlnolpal, tho Uond night school will
open for Iho 1920-21 term on tho
evening ot Octobor It, City Super
intendent S. W. Mooro announces.
Last year a total enrollment ot 135
was reached In the evening coursos.
and from Inquiries which havo al
ready come Ir. to him, tho number In
nttondanco this year will bo much
greater. Tho courses offered fullyj
SHU317 IUU l IUI
for individuals still within tho school
nge. and In this respect havo been
recommended by the state superin
tendent of education.
Night school will be In session at
tho high school building three nights
n week Monday, Wednesday and
Thursday from 7 to 9, o'clock, con
tinuing through a period of five
months. Pupils who havo completed
tho eighth grade may enroll In high
school subjects tor credit, and pupils
who do not desire high school credits
may select any subjects they wish.
As last year, a registration fee of $3
will bo charged, with a monthly tui
tion ot 1.
Classes will not be organized for
less than 10 pupils. Mr. Mooro an
nounces, and If the average attend
ance for four consecutive days for
any class falls below six, tho class
will bo discontinued.
Miss Perrault. in addition to her
duties as principal, will Instruct In
typewriting, and Instructors In other
branches will be as follows: Miss
Trcssa Churchman, shorthand and
bookkeeping: Miss Virginia Stewart,
Spanish, French and' commercial
English; Miss Jessie Kennle, elemen
tary and citizenship classes; Miss
Clara Luther, elementary.
DANCE AT TUMALO
SET FOR TOMORROW
Announcement Is mado of a dan
cing party Jo be given at Tumalo to
morrow night by the West Side Agri
cultural Fair association. Sproat's
orchestra has been retained for the
evening, and toward midnight dinner
will be served. A. J. Harter, Fred
W. Wilson and Crover Gerking are
the members ot the committee in
charge.
Sell your poultry through Bulletin
classified iuM.
Announcement ot October 9 as
Fire Prevention day was mado Tues
day at tho weekly luncheon of the
Bend Commercial club at tho Pilot
Butle.lr.a by Mayor J. A. Eastes. Tho
purposo ot tho observation of tho day
as planned for business men, house
holders and school children, was ex
plained by Flro Chief Tom Carlon ns
aiming toward the elimination, as far
ns is possible, ot nil tiro hazards.
County Judgo It. W. Sawyer, in
tho courso of a roport on tho meeting
of the state highway commission yes
terday in Portland, mentioned that
considerable damage Is bolng dono to
tho roads of Deschutes county by
powerful, overloaded auto trucks.
Ho suggested that tho matter Is ono
to which tho club would do well to
givo Its attention. Work In grav
eling Tho Dalles-California highway
north of Bend, ho said, had been de
layed by lnnblllty to sccuro gravel.
Work on tho far end of tho road is
now going ahead rapidly, ho re
ported. E. H. Brandenburg, tho now phy
sical director for the Y. M. C. A.,
spoko to the club members, urging
thorn to take advantage ot the gym
nasium privileges offered at tho "Y,"
and suggesting the formation of a
business men's class. Later, Mr.
Brandenburg asked that all mon and
boys Interested In taking gymnasium
work, report to him In the afternoon
or evening.
HUNTER IS LOST
MILE FROM CAMP
Companion Spend Mnny Hours Lo
cating Lynn StnfTonl, LVIng
Ammunition Intended For Hoar.
When within a mile of the camp at
Sand Flat. In the Warm Springs
country, Lynn Stafford of Bend lost
his way Sunday and was found by
his companions only after a search
which lasted from 9 o'clock In the
morning until -4 o'clock In tho after
noon. A bear hunt was tho purpose
of the expedition, but the hunters
used up practically all of their am
munition in locating the missing
man.
Leo and Joseph Stevens, Jack Tan-
sey and Henry Linster were tho other
members of the party. They re
turned to Bend last night.
There's a Reason Why
The United States Government, in every
department where storage batteries are
used; all Railroads in the United States;
all Telephone Companies, and Western
Union Telegraph, USE EXCLUSIVELY
EXIDE
STORAGE BATTERIES
THE REASON IS
Tho government and these, largo corporation
use thousands of storage batteries; they
want tho best; they havo tried many makes
and have proven to their own satisfaction
THAT THE EXIDE IS SECOND TO. NONE
It gives better service all the time, Is moro
reliable, does not havo to be charged so
often, and therefore is by far tho most
ECONOMICAL BATTERY on thd market.
Every high priced car on tho market Is
equipped with an Exldu Storage Battery. This
is signtflcent ot the fact that automobile man
ufacturers who have spent a life time In
building a car that will give servlco and sat
isfaction In every detail, stand universally
for the superiority of tho Exldo Battery.
EXIDE BATTEDIES FOR SALE OR RENT
It tho battery you aro using does not give you
tho rosults you should obtain, let me fix ltfor you.
BATTERY REPAIR WORK DONE ON
ALL MAKES OF STORAGE BATTERIES
H. R. RILEY
. -' GREENWOOD AVENUE
WORK ON GRAVELING
PROGRESSES RAPIDLY
PLEASANT UIIK1K. Sent. 30
Work mi (lie graveling of tho high
wny Is progressing rapidly It Is
hoped (lint It "III bo ready tor truffle
by I tin first of tho year
Mr and Mm. O. E Anderson no
rnmpanlod by Mr. mid Mrs II T
Mlkkelsen, were caller In the Tum
alo section Sunday afternoon,
linns Hanson of Deschutes visited
Alfred Mlkkelsen Sunday.
Oln Hanson of Deschutes Is help
ing It. T. Mlkkelsen put up his hay
Oeorgo Huberts left for Boise. Mil
tin Tuesday morning utter visiting at
the homo' of his daughter, Mrs, W
11. llutchlns.
Antone Ahlstrom was n business
visitor in Hedmomt Thursday,
Mrs. Olo Hanson of Deschutes vis
ited Mrs. II. T, Mlkkelsen Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. O. H. Anderson mndo a busi
ness trip to Itedinond Monday utter
noon. Waldenmr Peterson Is working for
H. T. Mlkkelsen mid Alfred Podor
son during haying,
W. II. llutchlns and family moved
Into their now houso Friday.
O. K. Anderson attended tho meet
ing of tho Deschutes Valley Short
horn Breeders association, held at
Tumalo Friday afternoon.
llasmus Peterson Is painting his
silo.
Waldemnr Peterson returned to
Bend Saturday night, having finished
his work In this neighborhood.
Oswald Pedcrsou and Alfred Mlk
kelsen were Hedmond visitors Satur
day. Mr. nnd Mrs. O. E. Anderson were
shopping In Bend Saturday night.
Mrs. Joe Burchtold of tho road
camp visited Miss Hilma Nelson Sunday.
DESCHUTES FARMERS
ARE MARKETING HAY
DESCHUTES. Sept. 30. Tho
Swalley children, who havo the
whooping cough, aro Improving
nicely.
A bunch of McCall's cows were
making their way back to tho Crook
ed river ranch when one of the Tum
alo riders drovo them back to tho
range.
Miss Leona Matthews of Deschutes
had her tonsils tnkon out Tuesday
and sho Is Improving nicely.
A. B. Matthews hns finished his
second cutting of alfalfa.
C. W. Nelson of Deschutes took a
load of hay to Bend Saturday.
S. Deblng took n load ot alfalfa to
Bend Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Swnlley and chil
dren of Deschutes wero visitors at the
Wlnnlnghnm home Sunday eveuing,
Mrs. Oeorgo Holten and Mrs.
Parks wero In Bend on business Sat
urday. Mrs. Jones or Tumalo left Sunday
morning from Deschutes for Hood
Blver.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Boy Hamblln left
Wednesday evening for Salem, where
Mr. Hamblln will tako medical treat
ment. Tho Wlnnlnghnm family will move
on the old Jnck Berry ranch, one and
a half miles north of Deschutes.
Mrs. S. Deblng nnd Mrs. A. C. Ham
made a business trip to Bend Satur
day. C. W. Nelson Is having bad luck
with his milch cows. A number havo
died of bloat.
Jerry Schooling of Deschutes was
a caller at tho Deblng home Sunday.
E. J. Conley of Deschutes mado a
business trip to Tho Dalles Sunday
morning by auto.
Mrs. Cross who has been keeping
houso for E. J. Conley of Deschutes,
has gone to Seaside, where she will
open a confectionery store.
Everett Johnson tooK a load ot nay
to Bend Monday.
Clarence Elder Is helping A. B.
Matthews with his hay.
Mrs. Mctcalf Is hero from Portland,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Stnnky.
Mrs. O. E. Anderson mado a busi
ness trip to Bend Monday.
REDMOND
Potato Show and
County Fair
EXHIBITS
Classes for Everything. No Entry
Fees. Feed Free. $3000 Premiums
AMUSEMENTS
Races Every Day. Wild Horses, Cow Boys
and Indians. Dances Every Night.
OCT. 14-15-16
C. B. HARDY, Manager, Redmond, Ore.
CIHHII'IKI AHVKKTI8KMHNTS
FOB HALT:.
FOB SALE Good hand-picked ap
ples; 7Sc per box by express; cash
with order. Albert Harper. Froowa
ter, Oregon. 99-31-35p
FOB SALE Twenty stands of bees.
Addross Mrs. T. L. Collier, Tuma
lo, Oregon. 07-3 1 p
FOB SALE Winter feed, hay and
straw, alfalfa, clover and stubble j
pasture; bunch grass grazing, ruu-
nlng spring water; will fwed. P A.i
Devurs & Son, Tumulo, Ore I8-31UC
FOB HALE Team of 2-year-old
mules, weight 2 10D pounds; three
heifers and onu steur. L. O, Hoed,
Bund, Oregon. Box 115. l-2S-32p
WANTED TO Hl'Y One to CO tons
of alfalfa liny, second culling, de
livered Write nnd give your prim;
3 miles east of Bend on llniid-lluriis
and Bear Creek ronil. Otto Olson,
II. 1, Box II-c, lleud. 79-3lp
Want to buy liny, ut Bulletin clnji
Iflnl nd.
FOB SALE Four good milch cows
nod ono good Holstelh bull, cheap
If tnken nt onco. J. E. Honllnck,
Bond, Oregon. Phono I0F1G. ,
G-3l-32p
COWS FOB SALE Flvo Jersoy
milch own, two Just fresh: nil
heavy milkers: also two Jersey heif
ers; will be sold nt u bargain; out bo
seen at Henry Strlxner's" ranch. Pleas
nnt Valley, or Inquire of Mrs. W. M.
Wilson, Hedmond, Oregon. Gfl-31c
FOIl SALE 100 ncres of land at
Powell Butto; u good rnncli for
growing spuds. Address H. H. 1,
Box 28, Bond, Oregon. G2-31-32p
WANTED TO BOHBOW I want to
hnrrriw i?00 fill II1V rlflHIl 111 llOtliel
the lot alone Is worth tho money;
In flue nolglinorliooii: win pay a pur
cent. Call at 1412 Hill street, after
5:30 p. m. or on Sunday, or at Tho
Bulletin offlcu between hours of 8 a.
m. and 6 p. in. 31-tfc
AN EGG A DAY
Then your hen is a profitable fowl. But
when she lays only every other day you
are losing 50, or the egg that makes
the profit. Hens properly cared for will
lay regularly every day. But they must
have a warm, clean house, a dry yard,
plenty of sunshine and above all, good
substantial food. Crumbs from the table
mixed with bran and good Poultry Food
Dr. Hess' Poultry
PaivA-Ce-A
makes a healthy, happy, profitable hen.
We recommend it to produce more eggs
and better hens.
Magill (j Erskine
Your Druggists
WANTED.
ANYONE, looking for employment
on farms, sen Miss Market of tho
Bend Commercial club, at the elty
rest rooms. 32-l7lte
TO THADi:
TO THADE for real estate, new Es
sex touring ear, fully equipped. Cen
tral Oregon Healty Co. 1-30-3 1c
STI CAVED
WANTED Pasture for 12 head of
stock. T. Goliitf, Bond, Oregon,
C3-27-30p
ANYONE, looking for help, Inquire
of Miss Market of tho Bend Com
mercial club, at tho city rust room
si-litre
CAME to my place, one black steer,
branded double II, connected, on
right hip, two dewlaps, both ours
cropped. Ownor rail for same anil
pay charges. II. H. Hmuad, -I l-2U-30c
STHAYED Ono gray maro, branded
"F" on right stifle, weight about
1000 pounds, shod nil around; also
hay yearling colt with four white
feet Finder notify F, J Hlolnhnser.
132 (Ireeley live U-27-29p
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
The Ford Model T One Ton Truck with its
manganese bronze worm-drive is really a
necessity for the farmer because it solves his
problem of economic transportation from the
farm to the city. And in farm work nlonc, it
will be found a great money saver as well as a
big labor saver. I las nil the merits of the Ford
car multiplied by greater capacity with greater
strength. N6 extra cost in operation. We'd
like to talk it over with every farmer. Bring
your Ford car to us for necessary repairs and
thus get the genuine Ford parts and reliable
Ford workmanship.
iti:itu;i:i piuei:, .tin.oo i
1 O. II. Detroit '
CENT - ORE MOTOR CO
BOND H'l'., BEND, OHIXiON
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