The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, October 13, 1921, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE a niONDnUUjKllN, IIHND, OKKflON, TIUJUNDAV, OOTOUKIt lit, losil. p::n:::!!:i::i!::t!:mK::!n:::n: What's Doing In The Country ::::::::!::K:::::n:::::::::;::::i::::::::nx:::::K:::n::::::n:::!::::::::::::: PRIZES ARE TAKEN BY POWELL BUTTE pmup.l.i. niiTTP rw 11 n t. Morrcll, Frank Klsslcr ami Donald iwsBior went to rrinovuic sunuay where tlioy packed tho Powell Hullo exhibit which took Ilrst prize ns community exhibit nt tno (air, nmi thoy will prepare It for tho Des chutca County (air at Redmond this WCOK. ton, Jr., camo out from I'rlncvlllo on moir uicycics 10 spent me wcok cntl, Orwln with his uncle, J. A. Iliggs, unil Charles with the home ioiks. Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Callahan nro at tho Paisley ranch (or ten days or so. Mrs. K. A. Bussctt and son. I.loyd, visited (rlends In Prinevllle Tuesday o( last week. Mrs. C. M. Charlton visited at the home ot P. U. Poindoxter In Prlno vlllo last Wednesday. 13. N Hall has his sheep at home now from summer range. They look well. Mrs. E. A. Bussett Iett on the down train last Thursday morning lor l'ortiami, where she will visit her daughter. Fay, who Is in train ing nt mo uooii Samaritan hospital Mm ItllRftett Will nlqn vlolt In Vnn, couver and Seattle. She expects to remain away two or three months. Mm. Tinna .Inpnhcnn ina hnolnoa to tho Powell Butte Sorosls last week-, ano entertained delightfully at Community hall. This was tho day (or election of officers and tho following ladies were chosen. Miss Mabel Allen was re-elected presi dent, with .Mrs. Edward Lutley vice president, Mrs. E. H. Agee, secre tary, and Mrs. Hans Jacobson, treasurer, a spienuiu report was given by both the secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Jacobson had (or her special guests for tho afternoon hits. .Mary v. unanton and small grandson, Oran Charleton Foster, Mrs. Georgo Hobbs and baby son Jnhn. Mrs -T C Ttr-r nml l.nHw daughter Edna. Besides these, there was quite a numoer ot names pres ent. They were: Marion Francis Stewart, aged four months; Lillian Moore, aged four months; Alys Klggs, aged ten months. Powell Butte could have a very Interesting uaoy snow. Powell Butte Sorosls will meet this week with Mrs. J. Arthur Mfl- nnr. It holm Pnltimhtict ilnv ami nn school, Mrs. Mllner, who teachers tno t-awarua school, desired to en tertain. ErervhnHv nnrl ttintr rttllrlrnn nt tended the fair at Prinevllle last week, which was said to be tho uesi yet. Mrs. Martha Foster Is visiting menus at Prinevllle this week. Clyde Moore, will commence digging potatoes this week. They report them as of fine quality this year. Mrs. Carl Llndqulst is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Johnson, and family, of Alfalfa. George Truesdaie and A. W. Bayn uro aiienuing court in 1'rinevllle this week as Jurors from Powell Rutin nrnrlnpf Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gibson have arnveu at nome from an extended automobile trip. They went as far east as inuiana, ana visited with friends and relatives, nml rnnnrt n splendid trip all the way. We are uu giau to see mem sareiy at home again. Elof Johnson, proprietor of the Powell Butte general store and post- oiuce, nas returned irom a vacation trip to Portland. His son, Rudolf, ruiurneu wun mm and will remain nere. Mr. Llnster nnrl fnmllv nf Unnrl visited at the E. A. Bussett home last weeK. Tho Powell Butte Sorosls held 14 meetings during the year Just euuuu. It hnlrl thrna nnnlnc mnodnmi to which the husbands and families were Invited. Each evening an en tertainment was provided, after which dainty refreshments were served. The nrst on community service, mo second on Americanism, ana me last on thrift. To each subject was trlvpn careful ihntivhi and due consideration, and a pro gram uotn interesting and enter talnlntr was elvpn. A contribution nf SlTi Wu cant tn the scholarship loan fund, In tho hope that we might help to educato come wormy gin wno is trying to get an education under illflVultlpii Twenty-one dollars and eighty cents was mo amount that the corosis sent to help the sufferers In China and Armenia To all in our community who navo passea to the Great Beyond wo have sent flowers to express our svmnathv. To Ih nnn whn nun lit wo have sent flowers to express our uujju ui iuir specuy recovery, and oiBiicu mem wun a row words of kindly trreetlntr nml nhnnv To thoso who liava brought to uur uuutii iuh uny wee ones, that will one day perhaps be members of the Sorosls, we have also scut flowero of lovo and congratulations, and to tho little ones gifts that are uaeiui. One deed of re.il hnnoit.in.onnii ness work was that of cleaning up mo wuson scnooi house, and to tho school wo gave Bomo plcturptj. On May 11, which wa3 our near est meeting day to Mothers Day, wo mot at the hall and hnl a specially jiuimicu jituKium 111 uonor or our niothora, and all tno mothers we could find wiro Invlterf no ,.,,,.. ua t,-nnin, A dainty lunch was nerved and tho cmire ciuo wore uoBlesses. NEWS NOTES FROM DESCHUTES FARMS DKSCHCTKS. Oct. ll. Miss Nichols and Ed Dean, of Tumalo, wero In Bend on business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. P. Crelghton of Helld lirnucht n enw tn mishifit nt the Stephenson ranch in Deschutes Tucsdny. Jnck llrtiln Wll n vlaltnr In llnml on Tuesday. Mrs nnnrirn llnltnn nf H..a,l,i..o was in uonu on nusincss Saturday, Mr. Brown nml two sons, Loo and Klllier. ntnl wnlfni l.tixfn nf n.,- chutes, were ill Prlnovlllo' on busl ness 'liipsiinv. Mr. Illlll Mrs. Froil Prlulinv nml rlltlllrell. nf llnml wnrn vlaKnrd .it tho W. Lowo homo In Deschutes sunuay. Thoso who wero visiting tho Dehttiir linmn Siimlni vnin. l,. n...i r. v- .... v . i ,1,11, Mrs. Monoklo of Bend, P. 11. Olle, namo urown. joo conley, Antono Aiusironi ami mima .Nelson. Mrs. Hlllls mill I II I In ilntlflitnr nf luiuiiiu, returned irom Portland. .MISS ilsnn'R Klulnr nrrli-n.1 fmni Portland, nml will mnV-n )m- i,o,.. with her sister In Tnmnln E. J. Jnnnn ntnl fntnlH nf f ... mo, wno nave ueen picking hops In tho valley, have returned to their uuine. Hal Cookn nnenl fieveml .Inva in iteunionu mis week. P. B. Glln nml ntl Pmml Visitors Ot the E. M. 55wnllnv' rnnnl. Sunday. G. W. Jones and Kaleigh Sumner of Deschutes, left for Portland on Tuesday whero they will visit for a lew nays. Mr. llrnwn nnrl twn enno vi. and Lee, and Hattle Brown, of Bend, are visiting Mrs. W. Lowe, of Des chutes. Mr. Brown and children will leavo for Eugene on Monday morning. CUT THIS OCT IT IS WOHTII MONEY Cut OUt this slln nnrl to Folov f!n.. "S3K hrtln1,l Chicago, III., writing your namo and address clearly. You will recoivo In return a trial packugo containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for COUChs. cnlllfl nnil nrnnn PaIhi. Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic luuiuis. aoia overywnere. Adv. BARN IS DESTROYED BY AUTO TOURISTS ! Deschutes wero callers nl tho Amlor nnn rnnrli nn Hiitnttiv HnsmuH Peterson nml Mrs. Cnlh- rlnn .lnlmtiann ,mn Unit i,,.,,. I .l..lt. 'ors Friday. I Mr. nml Mrs. Olo llmison and baby I of nesrhlltns wnm rmttnm nt tlm MIL kelson homo Friday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. O. E, Anderson nt- tonded tho Crook county fair nt Prlnuvlllo on Saturday. School Is being hold In tho now Cntntnntillv hull wlilln Imtiriiv.,. nml repairs tiro being made on tho school house. Antono Ahlstrom and Mrs. O. E. Amlnrann unnt In T.niii1i,ii,,,,. nt.nd. .... .. " - " ,u, ivunittlU 1111-0' day after some apples. llnrnlil f?nnW tntiiln 11 liitDli,,,.,d tHl " .. Mitaiuioii lll' to Kodmoud Friday. V. II. Iltltnliliin nml fiimlli. t... ... - ........ ...... a,,,,,,, j moved Into the C.ibeen liniisn fur Mm winter. Fnrmnra In this tinti1,l,nl, .l t. ...... uccu uusy tilling tnoir cisterns and ponds this week as tho wntur will wiun uu biiui on so mat work or re pairing tho Swnlloy ditch can be started. Mr. a nil Mrs. C. 11. AFmalpiuii. ,,i,.i Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Armstrong wore jiemi visitors Wednesday. Mr O. V. A mtnriailli niill.t .... M..M F. S. Stanley nt Desplmln's l.vi,!,,v UVUIllllg. A Fruit EI'l'ElT OF siwitM-rr i'i:vi:u "As nn nftor offoct of scarlet tovor. writes .Mrs .1. r Hnm 23G Snvdnr St.. 1'iwtiiii ln throat was always dry and 1 had ii hncVIng cough. One bottle of Foley's Honey nml Tnr nun inn rnltnf " Chocks coughs, colds, croup; stops ticKiing in tnront ami bronchial Ir ritations, sold everywhere. Adv POTATO HARVEST CLOSES SCHOOL MILLICAN. Oet. 11 Snnin nnln tourists camped at Frank Oaks havo torn down nlninat tho entlrn 1,1,11.1. lng to make camp with. They also destroyed .Mr. Dystra's mall box last Sunday overling. Tho destruc tion was unnpress.irv nu thnm tn always plenty of sagebrush for fuel. Mr. anu .Mrs. Frank Perclvall made a flying trip to Bend In their Chevrolet on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Crlnateml Qr a business trip to Bend Wednesday. uss .Alary 'hnnmsnn .nhnn teacher. Is linarrllntr nt th'n ir w Grinstead ranch for the term. William A. Itahn brought a car load of groceries tn vmi.nn store Saturday. Balm has his brother from Portland helping him build a new postoffico and store. Mr. and Mrs. Volley Dystra are tho hannv nnrents nf n l.rnn.i baby girl, born September 24. Mr. and Mrs. Daughcnbaush are dwelling on the A. E. Grinstead homestead iltirltir- Mr n.i t... Grlnstead's absence. 3IrS. I.OUfse rMnmlnn- mniln t.lr. to Bend with the mnii tn day. William A TInlin lioo 1 . . .. - ..in U.llKJIlilUii his Intention to move tho Mllilcan jjustonicc and store to tho J. J. Hol land homestead this week. r.rnest Dver Is knnt liimv ti,nu days hauling children to and from nvllUUI. Fred T.eu'fs mntnimi ti,n,.nt. , . 1 1 1 1 ii u ft u inu Itosln ranch Friilnv on in Bear creel: and other points. He Claims he IlSS nlrenrlt nttV,on.l over 1,000 head of cattle, and hopes Oregon. Mr. WilBon mnrln n to Jlilllcan Sunday, returning home Alondav evenlmr ivitn i horseback. He states the grass Is (juuu mis year und has grown b'u Hiiice me last rain. CHARIVARI DRAWS LARGE ATTENDANCE Bulletin "Want Ads" bring r suits. Try them. Put It In The Bulletin. PLEARAVT mnnij n.. . - . . . " , ui;i, A lifJbU ULtenfliniF ttin il,nl.,...l - . n ..aw .llltlliail UU Mr. nnd Mrs. F. S. Stanley at Des- , vf , u" Monday night from this neighborhood werer Mr onH nt.. ci.t - . nun, i.tl Swalley, Harold Cook, Watt Jones, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Brandenburg. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Mivui.n m. ....X Mrs. Alfred Pederseu, Mr. 'and' Mrs. ?.'. E'AnteTBon, Antone Ahlstrom, MISS Illlmn 'elsnn f r ti.i. and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Grant. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gray visited Sunday at the William Alt homo near Mr. and Mrs, 0. E. Anderson wero business Vlldtnra In llan.l n nr ...l. . ... uvHU Kill tVUUIil'S Air. nnrl Mro T . - -- " "iBroon una children visited Sunday at tho homo Tuma'io arl IIanBon n'ar Mrs. .r si TuniUn, . Wt Ha,la- Gurrctt came over from i.iiiuviiiu iiionaay to look after her PrOnertV. While liore i, of Mrs. O. B. AnderVon; " Mrs. F. s. Stanley of Deschuton and mm. Gladys Older who Js Iier guest from nnlnii, in,,. ..7-....V ki.: n i, . ".-i.i, .1111111,, yrmoH nooi -Anderson Thursday aftor- mnnt0ima AI'lEtro" went to Itcd rnond Thurcday to attend to nome school business Wado abort and E, J. Connolly of GltAW.K 1IAI.1. n-l If! cl,nl Is closed this week ns m-nrv nnn U Harvesting tno potato cro-. A hnmn nrnillirt fnlr wna Iml.t nl the school house Friday afternoon from one nVtnrk tn five ittmrltitf.tit. ent J. Alton Thompson Judged the products and vegetables, llo declared lie hmt nnt snnn n flnn ill.nlnv ln a scnooi iair. t no necdlo work which wns dono in tho sowing class wns ex ceptionally fine. Tho vegetables and poultry displays were abovo the nv erngo. Tho fnlr was considered n great success from sni-nrnl vl. Iioints. A pleasant afternoon wns enjoyed at the close of which the school sorv cd fruit punch and cake to the guests. K. A. Nelson Is constructing a new cistern. Fred Hettmau has added a now back porch to his home. E. E. Butler Installed n slide on tho school grounds Thursduy after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Kotztuan returned from their trip to tho mountains the latter part of the week. Henry Seldo took earn nf tlm ntnftr ilnpfni. taeir aosence. Fred Reynolds Is cutting his oat crop, Julius Pedorsen Is building a ce ment watering trough. Mr. SIcLaln went to La Pine Sat urday. Mrs. P. J. Ynnnp vlulliwl with tin Stnr nnn nflprnnmi inet wnalr Mr. and Mrs. H. Helresen went tn luwn r rmay. -Mr. and .Mrs. George Erlcksou were ucnu visitors Tuesday. The Park Bros, managers' dined nt tho William Reynolds' home Wed nesday. Joo Poschka Is helping Fred Hett man got In his potatoes. Mr. Brown nnd daughter of Bend called at the H. Selde home Tuos- uay. Mr. urown is a merchant of Bend. .Mr. McLain attended nn Irrigation budget meeting In Itcdmond Tues day evening. H. XI. Chase and his brnther-ln-law Mr. Davis mado a trip to Deschutes Monday after a load of lumber. Mr. Chase Is building a root cellar. Henry Solde, wlfo and daughter Heleno. anil .Mr. ntnl Mr. r t ti.. mussen enjoyed an outing niid ii din ner in inn woous suminy. Mr. Lo "May has a now Chevrolet car. Thousands of head of sheep are iiaiiii uiruuKii irom mo mountains .and the coyotes arc so bold as to at-, tack tho herds In day light. I Fred Iletlmnn hnu rnmnlnin,i i.f , kuihh,i;u 1IIB I new cistern anu nas installed an In i door niimn Bennett Young helped L. C. Young get In tho potatoes two days last Tlnnlo Dlokosly very painfully cut his foot while assisting with the threshing on thu MorflU ranch, Wed nesday. Tlm (1. 11 O nl nl, ,,.,, .,.111, M,.u Jniues Elkliis Tliui'sday. A largo num ber of members wero iiresont, A splendid luncheon was served at noon i... , i. .. i.. ii 11 II1U llllllUS. Mrs. Slim lltlrvnns nnnnl Tlim-uiliiv at tho 11. A. Hcoggln ranch. Mrs. A, W. Armstrong spent Fri day with Mrs. Wllllnm MorflU. Mrs. 11. A. Scoggtu was shopping In Bond Friday evunlng, Ml'S. V. Cliiilrnn nml Mm V,. ren Chnlfnn spout Hatiirdny with Mrs, F. E. lloss. Ml, nml Mm .lnmn. hi,u..,n .,.l family, Mr. nnd Mm,' Sum BurgeMH and family nml liln linns nt dinner nt tno a. w. Armstrong rnneli. Lloyd Anderson spent Sunday with TH. .11.. 1. ..... i iiL-tiiiure miiKUHiy. , .Miss Julius Clock wns n visitor In tins vicinity Thursday. w.s nriiTivi: ti.t. -tiif Tim.- Kidney troubln uim vlinlltv i strength. It causes backache, head ncho. stiff JoIiiIh, soro muscles, snooting pains. John F. Brooks, 711! S. l?tll St.. Oinnlm Vi I, ivrlln. "Mr back was Imrlliit; tun nml I lm,i a pain In my right side. Since tak I it e Folev Klilunv I'lIU I r.,,,1 lilt Itfllll ui iwii ouui tuorywneri. .av. DIATOM ITE COMPANY DEVELOPING POWER Pliint .Vent- Lower IIiIiIk Will lime in I lliii-Ni'powei' Ciipm-lly, Mil. glneei'ii llepiiit ,iiiiiiiiiii-in, LAND PRODUCTS SHOW DATES MADE PUBLIC Will lie Helil .VmemhiT ,-, t, j, i roniiettlim Willi liitcriinlliiiiiil I.Uestoek i:polllou. That tho Land Products show. In- eluding tho Stnto Corn show will bo held In connection with tho Pacific International Livestock exposition. Novembor 5 to 12, Is stated In n let ter received Monday nt Bend Commercial club headquarters. Co operation of growers In order that first class exhibits may bo made, Is being asked. ' Tho question of tho Land Products show will bo ono of tho topics listed for discussion nt the Central Oregon Commercial club luncheon to bo given at Itcdmond Friday. That the Western Dlatiiuillo Com pany Is constructing it power iiliint nn the Deschutes river near Lower llrldgn for the development of -I ft I hnrscmiwer to be lined In connection with their dliiloinltu quarries In this county, Is (ho statement mudo by Percy A. Cupper, Mate engineer, In his quarterly report. During the months of July. AugiiHt, ami Septomtier, tho stutn engineer Issued 10!) permits to iippi-opi'lnto water which rover the Irrigation of :IK32 acres of land, tho development of 190 liorm-nower. the use of water for municipal, domestic, mining, running and other purposes. The estimated cost of thu construction work contemplated by the nimronrl. ntlous ntnoiints to approximately $103,000.00. During this Period, nor-1 mlts were Issued for the construction of seven reservoirs for tho storage of 720 acre feet of wntur at nn esti mated cost of approximately 1 12,000- .00. language urn! offered to show tlioni Mm wuy to tlm relative's liuiiiii, Han sou wns not Kxnclly sober, which mny explain why ho look the Hlraimeni lo the homo nf J, I), Hiuiikm. DlHlurb- ani-o created (hero In u nlriingo tiiugiio resulted lit n call fur tlm police. llaiisou anil his pioteKOii left, hut thoy were Inter located by Chief It. II. Fox. Anton Anno acted iih Inter prefer, nml through him Fox deter mined that the young forelitnei'M worn btamelcMH, Tho chief today located their uncle. Huiihiiii paid a S 10 fine In police court. BEND TRUCK DRIVER BECOMES FAT BOY 'I'ntlj" llimgliiH llcturiiH Aftei Long Aliii-iice, An Allraiiloii of I'nrnhnl Nlilelnm. NORWEGIAN BOYS' PILOT ARRESTED Youth I'ioiii Kiiiopi' Find lleml An Exciting I'lace Are Led To Homo of Theater Mini. Two Norweglnn boys who arrived In Bend Sunday In search of their undo met with adventure In the form of John Hanson, who spoke their Stanley ( rally) Douglas, formerly a teamster mid truck driver for L. L. Fox, returned lo lliuid the oilier day for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Douglas. Fatly mi longer drives trucks ho hail found more coiiKrnlal tiiiwdoyment. Twit years ago ho ran away with u carnl- vnl with a dancing girl It Is whis pered. He returns a full-fledged Fat Hoy. Fatty was recognized at I'rlnevllln yesterday by visitors from llond, tho attraction of nnn of thu numerouii sideshows of tho Andcrn-Hcliraciler carnival which Is showing In con nection with the fair, mid which will come to llend for n week beginning October 17. llend people, at least, will know that ho Is genuine. Ilullotlu "WANT ADS" Bring Ite- sultn Try Them. LYCEUM FEATURES SECURED BY BAND A scries of high gmde entertain ments for Bend during tho winter months tins been billed by Tho Shuv- lln-Hlxon band through the Elllson Whlto Company, the first of these. tho Parnells, being slated for Mon day, October 17. Tho Grand theatre' has been secured for all attractions. Each number will bo preceeded by a 30 minute concert by the baud. j The four Inst numbers secured are: De Pomoccno's Filipino quartet. Decombcr 28; Do Mnrco-Alstrop, dls- tluctlvo entertainers, January 9: Peter Clark MacFarlnne. lecturer.. date to be announced; Llcurnnco's, Symphonic orchestra, February 17. SEVENTEEN COYOTES TAKEN BY TRAPPER, Seventeen coyotes nnd flvo bob cats In 17 days wero tho record of Alfred Andrews, government trap per. In Fort Hock valley in Septem ber. It Is stated nt forest service head- ilitai Kvm, inn mm" luitii iiir irt:iiii-' lory animals killed during the mouth I by trappers In tho employ of tho U S. Biological Kcrvlco was 222 coyotes 22 bobcats, seven licurs, and two rac coons. Totally Destroyed! An Oft Used Expression And it could have been prevented if your garage had been covered with Johns-Mans ville Asbestos Roofing Reduce the insurance on your car carry a J. M. Fire Extinguisher, $10.50 $10.50 spent in prevention may save a $2,000 Car. SEE IN PREVENTION WINDOW Bend Hardware Co. PEHMITS THE USE OF 11 Kit .YAMK itaciieii walker, 53 D. St., Way cross, Ga.. writes: "I suffered with kidney trouble, for four years, and Foley Kidney Pills Is all that gavo mo relief, so you may uso my namo ns onfl whn rpemnmnrwlu ihnm ti.i.. safe remedy for kidney trouble and uiuuuer aliments relieves backacho. rucumaiic na ns. etc. Kniii nvrv wnero. aiiv. MAN IS INJURED BY HORSE'S KICK PLAIN'VIRW. nnt 13 n,. urn ... - " ' . , T , 1 Ham Tin .Tnnvfnrn nf Tlnilmnn.t very severely KicKea ny a horse Mon day while nnnlsllni? In tho l,r,i.l nn the Mnrfltt rnnnh. Hn ivna r,t taiten to tno nospitai at itcdmond. On VAUtnination, it was lounu two ribs wero uruKen. no is rcportcu lo ho Im nrnvlni?. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Scoggln wero visiting in nonu Hunuay. Mr. and Mrs. Ilnwnril TTnrtlnv vinuurB ut i ii ii iioss rancn riunday. Mr. Wllllnm Mnrfltt ntnl M A n Morfltt left Friday morning Iti their car ior tno wiiiameuo vailoy to look at a farm, with a view to buying, Mrs. Louise Chalfan roturnod homo Saturday from Portland, whero she has been spending tho summer. Mr, nnd Mrs. M. Knickerbocker wore vIsltorH nt the Dawson ranch nunany. Mr. ntlf! Mm Wnrrnn Phntfn.t family anil Mrs. n. P. Plinifnn wra visitors nt tho Morfltt ranch Sunday. Mr. nay Armstrong nnd Mrs. F. B. hobs wero snopping in uond Friday ft i rH. i-:imn Kmitti nnnnr ihn w.. , THE UNIVERSAL CAR Sixteen Years Experience For nlxtecii yearH, rorpH of inelalliirgls( liuvii been Mudylng and coiiNlnntly perfettliiK tlm hU-el that goift Into every part of Hut Ford car and llio I-'oril Ono 'ion 'JrucK. i;en Heparan- pari nas ueen siuuieii to learn inn typo in Hieei di-hi 11 1 (-I for it. 1'urtM receiving coiiNtunt surf are-wear nro nnulo of liuril, lllnt-llkn metal; parlH nubjectcd to great vibration or 'resilience are made of Hotter, springy steel. Kvery purt is mado uceiirdlng to ItH uso that Is, overy (Jeniiliio I-'oril jmrt 1m. Hut (liere nro also couiileifelt "Ford" parlH, Tlieso ImltatloiiH nro niiido liy coiiceriiH In no tvny connected with Hie I-'oril Motor Company nnd retailed iih nidi line by mall order houses, down-town Mores, nnd many ga rages. Tint iiiiNiiNiectliiK riiKtoiner nceepls lliem liecuiisn they nro called "Ford" parlH, To miikit Hiiro of gettliig tlio Keniiino Foril-mado parts, buy Uiem only from jAutliorleil Ford DenleiH. l.lki'tvlHK IiiIml' nt- tnkit vimr Ford ear to our unrauo for lenaliH. reitlacementH. nml Kt'ticral "liming uu." AVe nro Authorized Ford Dealers. Wo can supply you with all Ford purls for cither pasM-ngcr car or truck. Ami our whop Is equipped lo give real Ford nervleo In ull lepalt- work, Central Oregon Motor Co. Ford Sales and Service J. L. VAN HUFFEL A. G. CLARK Rend Ore. I I end on hor ranch near Tumalo.