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KANflti GRASS SHOWS
EFFECT OF SHOWERS
CLOVERDALE, Mny 11. The
rain last week wag n grcnt benefit
to tho rye, nlso I lie rango gross.
Thoma nnd W. F. Arnold and .Mr
Wllholt of I'rliioTlllo wore flailing at
tho Inge ono tiny last week.
John Hone returned from Pcndlo
ton Saturday forenoon. Mrs. Hose,
who has been In n hospital there, re
turned with him.
Tho Rev. Schnnblc of Redmond
held Mother's day services here Sun
day nt 3 p. m.
Tho Rev. Sccly of Portland will
preach hero Sunday, May 22, at a
p. m. The pastor oxtended a cordial
invitation to all who could to attend
special services In ltcmond In the
morning of the same day, when Rev.
Seely would have charge.
J. II. Miner of llend was In our
community Sunduy. W. Mills re
turned to Bend with him, whore ho
will bo employed on Mr. aimers new
hulldlnc.
II. O. Andrus took a load of mut
ton to Bend Tuesday.
H. C. Miller, who has been suffer
ing for some time with stomach trou
ble, went to Redmond lor meuicni
attention last week.
a. Rolling was a business visitor
In Redmond Monday.
Those writing on the eighth grade
examinations this week ore: Helen
Goodrich, Louise Andrus, Alvln Cy
rus, Albion Peck.
George II. Brewster, superintend
ent of the Squaw Creek Irrigation
district has n phone Installed for
Harold Hllleary, ditch rider, for use
during this summer's I ri cation sea
son, starting May 1.
Dr. G. W. Trubey. government in
cline falls, llend ami other points of
Interest. They were much Impress
ed with Ihn country.
Levi Ernst sold a load of potatoes
In I'rlnoTltlo Monday.
Mr. and .Mrs. K. 0. WnhlMtrum of
Prlnovlllo motored out to tho (Icorgo
Trucsdalo home, where thty spent
Sunday ovenlng. '
Clifford I.. Worrell. K. II. Stowart
and "Dud" Jnckson went to Redmond
Sunday lo witness the ball game.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Novel nnd Mrs. Mc
Coy of Prlncvllto were guests nt tho
B. A. Bussett homo Sunday,
George C. Trucsdalo, road super
visor for this district, has n largo
force of men nt work on tho road
leading north from Community hall
Eight new culverts nro to bo put In
and somo graveling done to prepare
tho road for tho heavy gravel trucks
that will soon bo hauling gravel over
that road to tho main highway,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Reynolds have
rented their Powell Butto ranch to
Mr. Lott of Lnmondn nnd will movo
to Redmond next week. They will
hold a snlo of livestock and farm Im
plements next Monday nnd Mr. Lott
will take possession soon nfter.
A. W. Bnyne Is detained In Bend
much of tho tlmo of late because of
tho Illness of his father, Francis
Bnyne.
Mrs. Martha Foster Is visiting her
brother, Jako Crltescr, In Redmond
this week. She will nlso visit with
Mrs. Kidder while away.
George Brareo has gone to Port
land and Seattle on a business trip.
Ho wil bo absent about 10 days.
Mrs. Frank Barnes. Mrs. Pickett
and Miss Vivian Henklo wcro guests
at the C. M. Charlton homo Sunday.
Mrs. Green Beard, Mrs. George C.
jTruesdale, Mrs. J. J. Flint, nnd Mrs.
John Skeen spent ono day last week
with Mrs. Wallace Smith of tho Ocho
co project. Tho ladles report a de
lightful visit and n turkey dinner.
James Griffin took a load of cord
Wirt visitor flntitfiliiy filsifM ftiirnrninnf Co hM lliftr
II II Hurler. (Ink and Will mnmlilr mwiiji nt Mm limit of Mr
ritiit,i! nun if ifi ttrf ttHi nt Hi Krrthrrn Mom WmllimHlNV
ritv MleNlM twnn Miitiilny The Mnflf Hint Poultry Mutt U Mifi
Mr Homer Conner wan n online ft' nrtm of it eluli rifganlfd hr III"
'the MeKlnle mill Titenilriy. selnwl children ftiiil, it Ihn (mum
I John McMnmitnn wenllti the flielt 1 would Indlenie. limy ojt(iet In m
tiMnfi Wednew nr Id herd sheott for i nrwrmred to pliiiilt srernl pruft-wtii
ii,.h Anloti.l inliitf f lurk it ill t tin full fair. IiV rlslftK
Mrs (' M. Phclp nnd Miss Vldnleiiriy ernry niiirnnyt in ortter to net
llollninn made n trip In (ho High
Desert Wednesday.
Tli nso shopping III llend this week
necessity work. The officer
Eiirl ('Imlfflll, president : Knil-
neth llnllnweii, vice prosidont; wn
the
rtffl
wero: 0. II. Bpnugli, 0. M. Phelps. ma Artnslroug, secretary ; France
npitnr. was In our community test
Ing cattle for tuberculosis last week
nultn n number from here attend'
ed tho declamation contest held In wood to Prlneville on Monday.
Bend Saturday, Marjory uoiy anu
Louise Andrus capturing third place CVT THJN OITT rr LS WORTH
in their separate divisions. I Cut This Out It I Worth Money
H Kllgore and family were busi-f Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c
ness visitors In Bend Monday. to Foley & Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave..
Mrs. R. M. Doty visited Mrs. Black Chicago, 111., writing your nnmo and
Sunday. address clearly. You will receive In
E. K. Andrus, who has been at- return a trial package containing
tending Pacific college at Seattle, Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
spent a few days with his uncle, R. for coughs, colds and croup, Foley
O Andru3 last week. He was un- Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic
able to finish the term on account. Tablets. Sold everywhere. Adv.
of 111 health.
S. E. Kline has returned irom a
short business trip to Portland.
J. Black nnd T. Harrison were
fishing on Squaw creek last week.
E. B. Anderson nnd wife of Plnln
vlew were visitors In this community
Sunday.
Mrs. F. H. Cyrus spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Thomas Arnold.
Sterile Fryrear was a business
caller at the W. T. Harrison homo
last week.
John Ilnllmnn, Lowl (11pm, lllll
Root. Roy Welln, Mrs. J, llollmnii
and Mr. Phelps.
Mrs. Roy Well underwent nn op
oration at tho hospital In Bond Wed
nesday. She Is getting nloug nicely.
Tho Plnohurst Uturnry society
wilt hold It farewell meeting of the
season on Friday, May 13. Tho sub
Ject for debato will bo, "Resolved,
That Irelnnd should hnvo her com-
plelo freedom." Everybody Is we I
cotno.
Sevornl from hero attended the box
social nnd danco In Tumnlo Saturday
night.
C. M. Phelps was planting spuds
for C. Pedersen Saturdny.
Elmer Hopper was n callor nt tho
John Rolltunu homo Sunday.
Cut Till Out It U Worth Money
Cut out this slip, cuclosa with fc
to Foley & Co., 2S35 Sheffield Ave..
Chicago, III., writing your nnmo mid
address clearly. You will receive In
return a trial pnekngo containing
Foley's Honoy nnd Tnr Compound,
for coughs, colds nnd croup, Foley
Kidney Pills nnd Foloy Cathartic
Tablets. For snlo everywhere Adv
Hoi, clllli lender
Hubert Hcogglii nnd Hoy tlcitrtl
wero caller In Redmond Thursday.
Mrs. Ham llurgess hn been suitor
Ing wtlh neurnlgln for some dny
nnd wn taken In llend for treatment
Tuesday by A W. Armstrong
Mr. nnd Mr. Wnrren t'luilfnn worn
shopping In Redmond Thursday,
Mr. nnd -Mr. Pnul Scoggln wero
callers at the llosn ranch Thursday.
Mr. nnd Mr. A. . Morfltt wcro
visitor In Sister Friday.
ItrSItANI) AMI WIFE BOTH MICK
Mr nnd Mr. Andrew Comer, Shen
andoah, Va., wPru III. Ho write!
My wlfo had rheumatism In her
arms so sua could not uso thuin. She
hn no trouble sluco hiking Foloy
Kldnoy Pills. I don't hnvo to get up
at night so much since inking Foley
Kidney Pills, nor hnvo I a weuK
back." Act quickly; tonic In effect
Sold uvorywhoro. Adv.
"NOW-A-DAYS"
my llio Gootl Juclgo
A mini eiui el n lieiip mora
millnfiielldiirroiiiiifliiiiillelicw
of III l.i elans of lolmeeo, (linn
lie ever eonltl et from it !!
chew of Hie old kind,
lie funis It costs lesti, too. The
ood tobacco IunIo lusts ho
much longer lie doesn't need
(o have it fresh chow nearly
ii8 often.
Any man who uhcm tho Real
Tobacco Chew will tell you
that.
Put up in two styles
W-B GUT is a Ion fine-cut tobacco
RIGHT CUT is n short-cut tobacco
BURNS FOOT WHILE
CLEARING NEW LAND
NEWS NOTES FROM
DESCHUTES FARMS
DOWNPOUR EXTENDS
TO THE HIGH DESERT
Stopped Her Mother's Backache.
Men and women past middle age
find Foley Kidney Pills a great boon.
Miss Lola Leone Francis. Troy, Tex.,
writes: "My mother took Foley
Kidney Pills for backache, and they
stopped the aching." They banish
rheumatic pains, lame back, swollen
muscles and joints, tired, languid
feeling. Sold everywhere. Adv.
COUNTY CHAMBER
PLAN INTERESTS
POWELL BUTTE. May 10. The
following named gentlemen from
Prlneville and the Ochoco project at
tended the regular monthly business
meeting of the Powell Butte Cooper
ative association Thursday night to
discuss with our people the plan to
organize a county chamber of com
merce: Messrs. Upton, Fuller, Skip
worth, Woodruff, Gallaher, McRae,
Jordan. Battles, Fessler, Holmes and
County Agent Tucker. Thirteen
Powell Butte people signed the pre
liminary roll and It Is expected that
many more will sign when the gener
al canvass for members Is made.
Considerable Interest was also tak
en in "Cap" Fuller's proposition to
organize the Crook county Irrigators
as a booster body for this county.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank KIssler gave a
dinner last Thursday and their
guests were "Grandpa" and "Grand
ma" KIssler, Mrs. Miller of Oakland,
Cal "Grandpa's" sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry KIssler of Sanborn City,
Iowa, and Frank KIssler and Family.
During the time that Mr. and Mrs.
Henry KIssler were here they were
taken to Prlneville and Ochoco dam.
HAMPTON', May 10. A gentle
rain fell here Thursday night.
A severe wind visited this section
last Sunday.
Ben Meeks nnd sons are planting
potatoes this week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. McFadyen took
supper at the Perry Hartoon home In
Lost Creek last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Perry mndo a
trip to Fort Rock Friday. Mr. Per
ry Intends to drill wells In that sec
tion.
Perry nnd Frank Cross, Tom Dunn
and Punk Robertson aro riding for
horses west of here.
Mr. Smith and sister, Mrs. Evans,
who have been working at the Dona
van sheep camp, passed through
here Thursday to seek employment
elsewhere.
Mrs. A. A. McFadyen and grand
daughter Lela visited at the Meeks
home Sunday and Monday.
DESCHUTES. Mny 10. Mr. and
Mrs. Chnrles Wiley and children of
Tumnlo wero visitors at tho homo
of Mrs. Wiley's mother, Mrs. S. B.
Wlnnlngham, of Deschutes. Sunday.
Hat Cooko of Deschutes went to
Bend Monday after his car. Ho has
had It stored at tho Shevlln-Hlxoti
camp, near Bond.
Mrs. C. W. Nelson nnd children of
Deschutes wore visitors nt tho Deblng
homo Tuesday ovontng.
Mrs. C. M. Rcdflold nnd two
dnughtors, Kuthorlno nnd Charlotte,
of Deschutes, wero callers at tho
Walter Lowo homo Wednesdny.
Mrs. C. W. Nelson wn a visitor at
Mrs. E. M. Swalley's homo Wednes
day.
Mr. Burn of Tumnlo Is tearing
down the old Deblng building In
Tumalo.
Mr. Mayfleld and son Dudley of
Tumalo were business callers In
Bend Saturday
PLEASANT RIDGE, May 10
While clearing some laud on his
place, W. J. Shannon had tho mis
fortune to bum his foot severely. Ho
Is laid up while It Is healing.
Mr. nnd Mrs. O. K. Anderson at
tended a card party given nt tho
homo of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bran
denburg Thursday avonlng,
F. K. Dahl of Redmond wn n
business visitor In this neighborhood
Tuesday.
A. J. Sauford of Redmond wu In
specting tho been belonging to A. M.
Potty nnd O. E. Anderson on Satur
day. Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Mlkkelson .and
son Alfred and Mr. and Mrs. O. E.
Anderson attended tho dnnco given
at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Lowo Saturday evening.
Mrs. O. E. Anderson nnd Alfred
Mlkkolscu nttended tho circus In
Bond Monday.
Alfred Pedcrson went to Redmond
Wednesdny nfter n lond of lumber
Delmnr Young has been cultivat
ing alfalfa on tho Fred Seeling placo
which his father, J. F. Young, has
rented th h year.
J. W. Poterson butchered n veal
which ho sold out In tho neighbor-
FOUR FIRMS IN
BEND TO MOVE
CO.NSTIU'CTIOX OF MINOR lU'll.U
I NO PROMITH CII,N(ii:H LAB-
sos a co. to (iirr corner
LOCATION ON WALL.
Writes His Thanks From Washington
Only men and women who have
suffered from kidney trouble can re
alize how grateful one feels when re
lief from suffering is achieved. Na
than Harned, C21 N St., N. W.,
Washington, D. C writes: "I was
troubled with my kidneys for years,
but got no relief until I took Foley
Kidney Pills." Sold everywhere.
Adv.
PINEHURST SCHOOL
CLOSED FOR YEAR
PINEHURST, May 10. The Pine
hurst school closed Friday. Miss
Eunice Catlow, the teacher, gave a
picnic on Sunday for the children.
The parents were present with well
filled baskets. Quite a number of
friends were also present. After din
ner the children gave a real nice pro
gram, which everyone enjoyed.
Henry Aulman of Bend attended
the school picnic Sunday.
Mrs. Ada McManmon was a Turn-
The Farm Products
Distributing Co.
Better prices to Producer and Consumer
tell their story. Our store room on Ore
gon Avenue was crowded all day Satur
day showing the appreciation of Bend
buyers. v
Bend Headquarters
148 Oregon Street. Phone 135-W
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Holtcn nnd
babies of Deschutes wero visitors In. hood
Bend Saturday. Mr. O. E. Anderson accompanied
Henry Anderson nnd Mr. Burns of jr. c. M. Redfleld nnd Mis Nellie
Tumalo wero In Bend on business . Griffin of Deschutes to Redmond
Saturday. Tuesday afternoon to do somo shop-
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Elmer, nnd daughter Hattle of Bend Kd Swnlley and Antono Ahlstrom
attended tho dance nt tho Walter gomo repairing on tho ditch Sun-
lowo nomo in uescnuics saiuruay. i(ay.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Landlngham of i q. jj, Anderson went to Redmond
Bend nttended the danco at tho wm- Monday nfter n lond of laud plaster
tcr Lowo home Saturday evening. Mr. Dakken took hi nephews John
A dance was given at tho Walter aj Lloyd Peterson to Bend Mondny
Lowe homo In Deschutes Saturday t0 SCo tho circus,
ovenlng. A largo crowd attended.! Antono Ahlstrom mndo n business
Tho Indies served lunch, consisting of trip to Redmond Wednesdny nftcr-
snnawicnua, cane aim cuuuu. .m noon.
reported an enloyablo tlmo. I vmnres nurnnd nnd Henry Smith
Miss Lconn Matthows of Redmond 0f Prlnovlllo wero business callers
visiteu ncr auni, .Mrs. sianion, tnrco hero on Friday.
days this week. Sho returned Sun- Miss Nellie (Srlffln nnd Wndo Short
day to her school. f Deschutes were cnllcrs at tho An-
Father Luko Shcohan and Mr nnd ' jCrson homo Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Brostcrhou of Bend were Edgar Miller and son Pnul of
callers at tho Deblng home Sunday Moro, Ore. stopped over Sunday at
afternoon. ii, homo of Mr. nnd Mr. W. H. Qray
on their way to Camp Sherman, on
tho Metollu. whoro Mr. Miller 1 do
ing somo enrpentor work.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd. swanoy ami
Bronrhliil Troulihi CiiiimiI Anxiety
Try Foley's Honey and Tar for
coughs, colds and croup. John G.
Hckklng, 195 Burgess plnco, Passaic. ,inehterR Lois and Edith. Wat Jones
N. J., writes: "I was suffering from jjnrold nn( pnul Cook and Everett
an acuto caso of bronchial trouble .Johnson attonded tho danco nt the
wnicn gave me consiaeramo anxiety.
Foley's Honey and Tar deserves all
tho credit for my being well now."
Sold everywhere. Adv.
CHILDREN MEMBERS
OF POULTRY CLUB
I.nwn homo Saturday night,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Peterson nnd
children and Mr. Dakken spent Sun
day with Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Hanson
near Tumalo.
Whoro Mrillcnl Authorltlen Agror.
W. H. Clough, Soldiers' Homo.
Cal., writes: "I haver been troubled
with constipation at times for years.
PT.ATNVIRW. Mav 10 Miss Jnlln I find Foloy Cathartic Tablots Keop
D. Clock, county nurBe, was a caller .me In a bettor nntural shape thnn
In Plalnvlew Wednesday nnd Thurs- any medl!lno I have over taken,
day. Just flno for too heavy pcoplo. Bold
The directors of tho McAllister everywhere. Adv.
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Bend, Oregon
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Brooks-Scanlon Lumber
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Lumber, Luth, ShitiRles,
Building Mnterinl, Kiln
Dried Flooring and all kinds of Finish
SASH AND DOORS
COMPLETE STOCK of Standard Size.
BROOKS-SCANLON LUMBER CO.
Local Sales Agent, MILLKIt LUMI3KH CO,
Four Bend business firm will
change their location In tho near
futurii a the result of tho starting
of construction of tho Minor build
ing on Wall street. This beenmo
definitely known when A. F.
Larson, of Larson & Company,
Jeweler, announced that ho I tak
ing n live year lenso on tho corner
room of tho Deschutes Investment
Co, building, across Wall street
from tho Central Oregon bank. Tho
presopt tenant I moving to tho base
ment of tho I'rlugto building, uud
E. O. Lognn. now In tho Prlnglo
building basement, will tnkn tho
rear halt of the room on Wall near
Franklin occupied by J. F. Arnold.
Louis Dorncckor, proprietor of the
American Bakery, will occupy tho
storeroom vacated by Larson & Co.
Mr, Larson does not contcmplato
moving for about six weeks, ns ho
considers that It will tnko this
longth of tlmo before tho Deschutoi
Investment Co. building can bo ro
modeled to suit III purpose. These
Improvement will Include tho In
stallation of n largo show window
facing Oregon street.
Mr. Lnrson wilt go to Portland
shortly to pure Im no new fixtures, hn
said. Ho I nlso planning to Install
wlroless telegraphy apimrutu In or
der to receive tho oftlcl.il tlmo hour
ly from Portland.
Tho now location will nllow for
tho arrangement of n new optical
dnpartmcnl for Dr. L, W, Oatchell,
who has had hi olllce In tho l.ur
son storo sluco hi arrival In Bond.
TEAM WORK IS
NEED OF BEND
Need for cooperation In bringing
about tho ri'iilliadoii of Bend's possi
bility Is inplialtiHl by A. (I. Chirk,
until recently manager of tho Associ
ated Industrie of Oregon, now with
hi soii'ln-lnw, J, L. Van Hiiffel, di
recting t tin affair of tho Cent-Oro
Motor Co. Mr. Clnrk has been aux
Ion to locate In llend for somo time,
hn slates, nnd took ndvantngo of tho
first opportunity to get Into buslncs
here.
"Every limn making llend hi
homo should hnvo two set of Inter
est ono for himself, and ono for
tho community," Mr. Clnrk declared,
"Of these, the Interest In the com
munity should come first, for If thu
community doe not go forward,
whnt do onu'n private Interest,
amount tot"
Mr. Clark foresees a wonderful fu
turn for tho west, nnd for Oregon In
particular. "The business of the en
llrn world Is way behind, anil tho
country need who Oregon can sup
ply. Demand I sure to coma In
xuch a way as to spell prosperity," hn
asserted, iggistlng Just n llttlo
moro patience uud tho discarding of
blue-tinted goggle.
Mr. Clnrk' faith In tho future In
shown by thn extensive Improve
ments which hnvo been made nt Ihn
headiiuurters of tho Cent-Oro Motor
Co., carrying tint Ford agency.
Doubling of floor spneo und general
rearrangement will enable tho com
pany to lako enro of business In what
Mr Clark believe will bo n much
morn efficient manner.
GOOD WEATHER
DRAWS ANGLERS
Favorablo weather Monday drew
numbers of Bond anglers to the riv
ers nnd lakes, where results wero bet
ter than they have been on previous
week-end slnco tho opening of tho
fishing season. Catches up to tho
legul limit wero reported by a num
ber of flthcrmon who visited tho low
er Deschutes and Motollus. Fishing
at Twin lakes Is Improving, and an
glers aro agreed that next Sundny
will find tho trout thcro striking
readily.
Members of a party which visited
Twin lakes Sunday wero: 'Sheriff
S. E. Roberts, Assessor August An
derson, J, A. Eastos, Don Peoples and
Howo Roborts. Ono group, return
ing from tho lower Deschutes to toll
of limit cutchos, wero Claudo Meti,
Phil Phllbrook, C. K. Norcott and W.
M, Morrison. Tho Motollus also drow
Uh quoin of anglers yesterday.
INDEBTEDNESS
TO BE CLEARED
An actlvo campaign to removn tho
Indebtedness which Is hanging over
tho B. A, A. C. building will bo mado
between now and May IS, announce
Carl A. Johnson, member of tho
Bond Holding Co. directorate, who
will hnvo chargo of tho committee.
Names of thu members will' bo an
nounced later.
It Is thought that n larg sbaro of
tho lndobtednosn wll bo cancelled,
and that enough money can bo raised
to puy off tho rest, nnd probnbty to
provldo for necessary repair. Tho
plan, thon, Is to turn tho. building
over to tho American Legion, which
still I willing to tnko ovor tho build
ing at nny tlmo that tho Indebtedness
can bo raised, It I understood.
Tho present Interest In tho Iramo
(llnto opening of tho gymnasium In
dun to tho need of tho high school
student for tho building on tho oc
casion of tho approaching commence
ment season. It Is thought that all
arrangement can bo complotod bo
foro May IS,
Bullotln want
goiters.
nds nro business
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