The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, April 21, 1933, Page 5, Image 5

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    THK HKN!) THJLLKTJN. BEND. ORE. FRIDAY, APRIL 2J, UMl
PACE FIVE
peal News Items
TODAY'S WF.ATIIFJl
ininMuturo I n. m.. tlffin-en;
an., Oi.lf iU'urt'1-M. ItiirmiMirr (n
I In M' level,: 1 i. in., ;i0 Zl
livs; it. in., -K' l.i mm, iit'ia-
liiiinmlty I u. m . OH H-r ( I; I
. 3t rr etui. Wlnil vt'lorily, I
.. II inllrt; I it. mi., 5 mlUu. Whul
(hut, viiriuhU.
Itiiiot' Uitiii h wu.H uiu- nf llt- boy.
idctl iittn iiifiiiiM!iMil o( Hoy
it liuoh No. JO ifn-t'hlly. 1 li.v
i wht imlnti'iilinjuilly left out ,
w imhllrihrd Mul.
lie uiiiiual rluncu tif tin- Kniti'i mil ;
of ftiulett will Im held on i
hi W. in tint It. I O K. hull, with
by Uuu ltUn.tr)) it urcheMiu,
it'illiiK to un iiniHnuurtnciit lim
K'ih of the writ.
. mul Mrs. Vii-Uir Plitth lfl
t hi v for l'oi thind for jm-vi'ihI
vuH. Mm. Welch D. Kvjuvt nc-
(muiIimI thcfit
lie meeUnij of the Soiw of Nor
th Nitlii'i hull Kiiluiilny niKht
he futlnwetl hy it (liinic,
e Pn'jtbyteiiiin ehoir of It-
id. tiiiiler the ihiiMiion of Mm.
itelle (i. Cue, will mtiK lit wr
it to Ik held In Timiulo Sunday
noun nl J;.lu.
ie Aftierlrun l'ion unxiliui y
hotil n t .n l party next WimIih'k
nluht tit C'li.shmitit hull. Ihidue,
Whle nnd '5tMJ'' will Ih played
pl'ltv will he iiwiilded.
iyd nnd Henry Frank of the
of Itlummit-r-Fiiink. l'oi tland
Kt.tt fit in, were in Mr ml l-M
ii and rvKlMernl at the Pilut
e Inn
r and Mi h. I, I. lletcl bit yirr
tiy for I'tittlaihl. planning l'
in to llend thin wi-i k end.
ittl Heeve.t, repiesruluttvp of u
t'unpmiy. wnh in Ik-nd today,
eiiinif with Waller (J. Peak.
nl Ii Neal. IVM'hute.t nationdl
bt Mipervlvir, was in Ailing!"!!
IV on a liithinevt trip,
hn Welle, local htiMmvot man.
y wan olM rvin lib 10th itnnl
aiy in lb-nd. Welle pimbiiM'd
Wainer ipiai lei ft on April L'l.
I. 'lite Wetle jl."ie haa Ixcn In
Miine location Mine,
ateinal Order of Kaule.i eitthth
u., New IVal Hull will iw held
Mte Klkn Hall on WedneMlnv.
'u. r-verylHMlv Invited. Ad-
Uon: uent.t JOr, ladies Ilk, !
Adv. HGc TI KSIIAV
CAPITOL-Tonight
AND TDMOKKOW
MATIN KK
SATURDAY
HERE IT IS!!
IT COMES TO LIFE ! !
.to.
a ' s
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EXTRA!
JACK I'KARI,
(Wa you item ( liurllc)
KAKON
MUNCHAUSEN
"Meal Ticket"
2 WY.Y.U COMKDV
We've nil heard thv
Huron . . , now come
Her him!!
REVIEWS BATTLE
ON TUBERCULOSIS
Dr. V.. (!. HelliiiKi'r Speakx
nt I.ioiiH Club
THE UNCANNY - -
V
VI V
IN THE
m
Problems which fate the people
of (Jrejon In their apparently ma
(euftiL fiuht aKiiinnl tuberculoid
were mentioned by Dr. (irover C.
Ik'Hiner, Mir-erinl(fndent of the
Kliite tnberclifoHiN honpitaln, when
speaking to nicmlr of the fiend
club of lionn and kiicjiU today noon
in the O. I. C. dituiiK rtxmi. PreM-nt
at the meetmii were inuny county
health worker of liend lind De.t
chuten county and a mmdmr of locul
nhvhieiiiov
Dr. Ikdliiier, In Bend for the!
purpow of holduiK n cheAt clinic,
prelaced hiK brief talk with u tits
cUHrtion of the breakdown of health
work In KuKrda, then touched on the
: expansion of tiilMTculo.-tift prevention
and hoftpititilijition work in Oregon
'fcince the Mute irifittlntion war, Mah
1 liithed in Salem in 11)10, with SO hen.
! At present, nome 450 U-djt tire avail-
able In Salem and The Dalle.n it wan
, mentioned. JuM now, the ,sfeaker
ihnid, Oregon in xix'ndinK coristder
1 able money on the care of tulr-
culofti patient, but, he added, the
I end in in ii(ht, for thir. or the next
ceneration. The depreh-nion has re
' Milted In wmie urave health prob
' lem, but, Dr. HellinK'r said, there
tuw Ix-en tw Inereute in the tulxr
culobU deatli rate in thix Mate.
Areux of contagion and vurce-t of
infection were di.wusAed by tlie
Salem man and the value of tuber
culosis clinics, huch as are twin
held in IJend, wiot mentioned. I.ocii
lion of ciLseh makes it possible to
protect contacts and lower the infec
tion, Dr. Hellingcr explained. Spe
clnllMs have their place, the (Speaker
.said in conrlution. but siiid that the
family physlcum is the perwm who
can prove of mo.sl value in the fight
aKit'iwt tlte diAea.sc.
Dr. Ik'llineer was introduced by
Dr. Samuel Tyler, who preided.
duct ink a war aifaitiKt tmnieritc
oovrtv." he declared, an he Ntofjd
on the quarter deck of the welcorn- f
tuj Ma' on. vhn h tok hun lo
Jerfty City to board bis ;i(ecial train
fur Wa-tbiiiMton.
T)it piiine oiiii'Mer'it de laraledi,
indicating I hi in'Traiiitf iniport
ance 'of the romintf While 1 louse
coiifeieia en in the liht of infla
tion. Was made he wu aked whetli
er aburidonmerit of the Mold Mnnd
ard tame as a Mjrprihe or "disap
pointment" lo liim.
"Oh, Kiacioun, no!" he resjKnded
with home vior,
"Will it have any effect upon your
rnis"ion''" lie was asked.
"So far a I am coficerned," he
nnswered. "not at all. In only brings
d1! Relief Bill Is Passed By
House, Goes to Senate
Wahini;ton, April 21 LP The
adiiiitiistiatioii's SaOfJ.fXiO.OfK) relief
bill, deniKiied to prevent hunger mid
niffi rinK amont( (he nation's un
employed millions, wa passed by
the hotisu today.
The measure is virtually identical
to the Warner rftlief bill already
approved by the senate, but because
of a preliminary sfuabble, it must
now be repassed by the other
chamber.
A total of $VX).0OG.Q00 in direct
I. A I - ... i. ...
Ii i i ii 'ri , i u. .-''he unemployed is provided in Ixjth
tween permanent state residenLi,
U-arisienuj or homeless individuals
for pur pones of relief distribution.
In this way, it at least partially
covers the numerous "homeless boy
bills which have been urged during
the last two sermions of congress to
alleviate distress among thousand
of you UK men wandering alUt tho
country jobless.
Glass, though fragile, posswes
greater compressive strength than
granite.
JK UNIVERSAL PICTURE
SUNDAY
SUM
si!mmi:kvii.i.k
jnitidtil nnd mvwll hiive lo face
Th' di-rciin will wvrr lw nJ
cd, MiiL-Dnniilri jiLsitti-(l, if Arnrrtta
Hllii GriMt Hritain ftre upiHA:i to
(5ch oth'.T. "Coopcriition itt esw:ri
tiul," Ii'.' i'-'ltoriited.
I'lainvicw Calf Club
Will He Reorganized
Roosevelt Is Anxious
For Frank Discussions
Wi:i)KSI)AV
( K( II. II.
IK .MII.I.KS
"SIGN OF THE CROSS"
tmusementsi
l'i Kill luff, noted I'lentm- of ftlti
M-reeii rote, tnich ui tht- hideout covereii ton
the turnpli the mugi' Ixiok of Toth.
With thin h (itlemptt to briny the
prteslesH hack to life, bill he Is tlit-
CHiHieiunen: in ik 'in-
nltiiHii'ln" il'HI u :i th.. c.t.. battned alive fur his .iJicrili ue. I luce
tonight and tomorrow in u pie- 1 thousand year Inter the mummy is
I lie .Mummy , tlei lan d to le exnmm o. wnn uir inhik hi hi.-, uuu
f the Alrangt-st ever released 'he ancient KKVptmn comvi to hfo.
Ilollywimd. In thin plav of an-j The Mrun- Mory moves rapidly
Kgvpt. Karloff ha the p;irt of fim this point.
io-lep, .'l74K)-year-idd nnimmy, : L.'-st iiuiht was Hfud'.i weekly
the mystery, lutt iguintf leauty, I vaudeville nlfht at the Capitol and
ulor ami pcctiKie of ihe dnvf' the eniTtainmynt proved to tx uv
I of the bet pie.M-nled hete since the
J weekly show- started Duvey Jones,
(oiuudion, jilted an uiauter of cere
inonlei, One of the nulMmuling num
Im'ih wnn "Don and Uarhne". an at
l i nhalic danclnu team. IV lie 1a
iliite-t back to the ancient ciuv.il Ctaiie was ui esented in novellv iun-
uypl when lin-ho-t n. hit-h i nlma and Cris and Fannv Irwin en-
M, htis a love aff.nr with a vestal ; li t,uned with coined v. "Mtmkev's
n. piieti.s of Isif. The orient- 1 I aw", a .toi v bacd on fear iisvchul-
ile-.-t nnd Im-ho-tep strals Imm I ogy, way the fi uttue picture and
Kuvplian I'haiaolu will be
mi the local ncrern as Kailnff
hin weird rule, with ZiU Jo
aml Diivid Manneri us featured
ItanH.
.ntoiy enacted in "The Mum
ftuillty makes MiviiiK "f
ml service certain. You
eed not pay a premium
r (iialltyv cilliur. Just
lect drugs of known liter
al mi higher prices.
Savings (Quality
NATIONALLY KNOWN DRUG ITEMS
f ooth Paste 2 tubes .. 37c
Dr. tVi'sl'o new lnre lulii'S
flubbing Alcohol pint 19c
A high iirmlu prmlnrl til 11 low lirlcu
VACUUM BOTTLE
Full pint
79
FEATURE
.1 C'nkcs I.AVi:NIH:it SOAP
hikI iiorn.i: i.avi:ndi:k
All for $ H
Hajflac Tnoili i'aKte ..' 50c
oIoiiihI Clul) Shaving Cream '. 50c
Value....... $L00
-Both Sov 59c
(JARI)KN SIOT SPtiCIAL
.'I iiii'iT set ('iiiLsisliiiK nt Trmvcli Ciillivalor mill
Trnniliiiili'r, rimipli'lc fiir Z)C
MAGILL DRUG CO.
voim mow sToitu imionk 157
J! 1. 1:. -TTrar-.xirr
mu.sie for the entertainer! Was pro
vided by Fred Dallas and his band.
More Forest Camps In
Midstate Are Planned
With the Ochoco and Fremont for
es'. midt'd to the cat side units to
receive reforestation camps under
the second listings, it now appeaiH
that some 2?)0 men will Im at wtirk
m the midsiate forests within the
next fuw months. Like the Dcs
diutt's. included in the first 1 i f t j 1 1 w s .
the Ochoco ia to U aliucated four
i ainps and the Fremont will get
thiee 'Ihe lX-,s.ihuls is number
threo in the North Pacific forest re
gion liM and lit four camps will tw
ready around May 1. It is expected
that the Ochoco and Fremont camps
will he Malted within a few weeks
l after those in the first listings are
t established.
; Since plans cull for 200 men in
; each camp, the Deschutes and
! Ochoco. with four camp.s each, will
j have a total of mound l,tW0 members
. ol Hoosevclt's citizens' conservation
I corp.-;. ihe three camps assigned the
nvnioiu win onng Hie total up to
the mark. The Malheur. Wal
lowa and Whitman foiests have also
been added to the east ilc forests
assigned camps and it is expected
that others will be added to the list
until camps are established in evrrv
j forest of the vast North Pacific re
I gion.
(Continued from page one)
lieve our meeting Is necessary to that
end."
Aboard MacDonald Special Train
en Itnute to Washington. Apr. 21.
(IP The importance of his mission
"in no way" lessened by America's
abandonment of the sold standard,
Prime Minister J. Ramsay MacDon
ald of Cireat Britain, nurried to
Washington today after reiterating
his hope of early action toward a so
lution of the world economic crisis.
"I have come here to discuss with
President Roosevelt ways of con-
Plainviev, Apr. 21 (SpecialjA
calf club will be sponsored in Piain
view attain this year. If. A. Scoggui
will tie leader.
Mrjr. K. A. Livesay eidebrated her
80th birthday last w-.'.-k. She and
her daughter, Mrs. K. H. Murphy
and Francis Murphy of Portland,
visited at the Verne I,ive.ay ranch
this week. Mrs. Lively will accom
pany her daughter to Portland for a
visit
Repairs wre made on the MeCal- '
lister ditch last week. Those doing j
the work were George Coffelt, j
George Linn. K. E. Varco, H. A. j
Scoggin. Corbie Livesay, Ernest
Hotx-rts and Charl's Wheeler. i
Charles nnd Helen Varco won the J
prizes for finding the most eggs at
an Easter parly given Friday by
Plainview pupils.
Guests at the (J. U. O. club meet- j
ing last we-k were Mrs. H. C. Sey
mour, Mrs. W. H. Hand, both of Cor- :
vallls; Mrs. Gus Hagglund of Red-j
mond. Miss Elizabeth Vance was in 1
charge of the short cuts in cookery j
project j
Mrs. Ernest Roberts' father, A. j
Linn, has gone to Chehalis, Wash.,
to make his home. 1
bills. The house measure assigns
$2M. 000,000 for unrestricted grants
and a like amount to lie matched
by state appropriations tw-fore dis
tribution. AH funds would come
from the reconstruction finance cor
poration. A second senate approval was
forced by republican strategy. The
minority insisted the bill was a
"money measure" and under the
constitution must originate in the
house. Rather than indulge in a
prolonged battle over the constitu
tionality technicality, democratic
leaders passed a new bill. Ready
senate concurrence is anticipated.
The hill makes no distinction be-
CIIICAGO SELLS WARRANTS j
Chicago. Apr. 21. IP Two'
months' pay for 1G.000 city employes 1
was provided today through sale of ;
tax anticipation warrants marketed i
by a citizens' committee. 1
Issuance of checks against $8,000,- '
000 in subscriptions for tax warrants '
was started immediately. The funds
will clear up ull arrears in city pay- !
rolls for l'J.12. A two weeks' pay :
distribution fcr county employes'
from the same source was provided.
Mechanical difficulties are ex-
peeled to delay completion of the '
payroll distribution about two j
we?kf.
Oregon State Dean Will
Speak At Commencement
Dr. U. S. Diihiiili, dean nt men lit
On-Rim Sinti' iiillrjtc smro 191 1, is In
lir thp cnmmnireiiioiil .sekcr at
llic Hcnd liih .silmnl Rjuduiilion
fxi-rciscs on May in. in In- gymna
sium auditorium, it was annnunifd
today from Uu- offiri. of Harold It.
j .lolin.son. principal. Dr. Charles A.
Kdwurds of the Methodist Episcopal
iliiiicli will dolivorthcliacraiaiiroato
.soniion, on Suialay, May II. The
baccalaureate .sermon will' alsi! Ie in
the auditorium.
Dr. Dulwich is a nationally known
educator, with deui res frnni lti
i University of Indiana. Harvard and
tne University of Wisconsin. He has
been ut Oregon State cuIIcro since
11113. Dr, Dllbach Is nrnfesor of
political science nt Ihe stale rnlleue.
in KeepinR with Ihe times. I!K!3
Kiadifales from the Bend biuh school
lire In-iiiK asked by class officers to
eliminate formality in dross as n.u. l,
; as possible. Friends nnd relatives are
J heiriR urtied not to brliiR any flnw-
uix oi Kins 10 me coiuinencement
exercises.
Boys are to wear while flnmii.1
trousers with dark coals, (lirls are
iieuiK urged In wear inexpensive
outfits.
Bartlett's Market
I'cnturiiiK Cent nil Oregon Ilevf. Veal, Mutton, Pork nnd Poultry
Lowest prices. Wholesale and retail.
127 MINNESOTA PHONE 16S
Poultry
Stewing Hens
Kilt anil extra nice
Lb. 1 3ac
RHODE ISLAND ftK!)
Roasters
III)!, fnt birds
Lb. 16c
CENTRAL ORECON
BEEF ROAST
Prime and tender
Pound . . . . 10c
PORK ROAST
Lcin or leg
Pound 12c
HAMBURGER
No cereal
3 pounds . 25c
OYSTERS
Fresh selects
Quart 35c
Yearling Lamb
Legs, II). 15c Chops 11c
Shoulder, lb. 9c
SAUSAGE
. Fresh ground
3 pounds . . 25c
LARD
4 ibS... 3ic
The Koveniment is makiiiK final
tests f a new variety of potato. Ihe
Chippewa, for use in northern states
from Michimin lo North Dakota.
Watch
Repairs
Prices never LOWER, hut wnrk
iiumsliln always of (he IIICIIEST
A. T. Niebergall
JEWELER
Next lo Capitol Theatre
ME KEI'AIR WITH CAKE
Saturday Specials
I 'EC AN DATE CAKE,
A dainty white layer rnke with a date and butter
snndwich fillinc nnd n butter fnndiinl icinjr
with sliced pecans in U
Hetty Crocker Angel Food
C'Rl'SIIEI) STRAWIIERRY LAYER
INDIVIDUAL SHORT CAKES. I for
49c
... 39c
Klc
i
1
RYE BREAD IS IN STYLE
riain or with C'lirnwny Seed 10c
Special Sandwich Rye, l'i lbs... 15c
Pumpernickel llread
,15c
SANDWICH HUNS, air Dtucn
IIHUUARO TIE. 30r
APPLE PIE, Utlc
fk;
CRACKED WHEAT 1SREAD
RAISIN DREAD FRENCH BREAD
III1EAD
JiO.ME MADE BREAD
A fine loaf nt 7c I for 23c
nnd the best ilinlily loaf
HAKE-RITE IDEAL BREAD
Dread Unit Is Better, 8c
BAKE - RITE
SANITARY BAKERY
LINDH BROS. Quality Bakers
832 WALL STREET PHONE 273
1
1
1
TRY
STETSON TRU-BLU
(ilLl.ETTE TYPE
RAZOR BLADES
5 FOR 35c
Bend Drug Co.
You Can "Fish Around"
SPECIAL
Wet Flies
4 for 2SC
But You'll Never Find
LOWER PRICES -on
(iood Tackle!
Just received our Factory Ship,
mcnt and wo arc now featuring '
a complete line of tackle at the
lowest prices! ...
SPECIAL
Fish Eggs
Jar 2j)c
RADIO SPECIALS
Atwater Kent
Cabinet Model
Formerly $79.50
Now $22
11-tube Philco
Combination Radio
and Phonograph
With 10 self-reloading
records. S275 value!
Now '105
7-tube Philco
Cabinet Model
Practically new!
Feature value at
25
00
Square Deal Furniture Co.
Corner Bond nnd Minnesota Phone 324
You can live well at little cost whert you shop
the PIGGLY WIGGLY way. Here you select
just the things you need, in the quantities you
want, and always at the lowest prices. Don't
miss these week-end features.
PAY-DAY FEATURES, APR. 22-24-25
WALNUTS m35
Fancy Oregon Franquettcs
CRACKERS ib. box
When purchased with a 2 pound
box of Honey Maid Grahams
at 29c.
SNOW FLAKES, always fresh
2U
MILK-
Oregon Brand, tall cans
When purchased with 1 pkg. Sperry's t
csiis als a rcsuar price f 29c- Eacl pk- 1 1 C
contains a fine piece of Chinawarc.
SUGAH-ioibs.
Pure cane, fine granulated
AVhcn purchased with 3 lbs. Piggly Wiggly
Coffee at 62c. Our customers were so well
pleased with this deal last Saturday that
we concluded to offer it again.
2&
FLOUR-49 sack
Golden Bells brand
When purchased with I 50 ounce
can of K. C. Baking Powder
at 47$.
Pep Tomato Sauce 6 cans 23c
Tomato Puree can 19c
No. 10 tins, an exceptional value
BACON pound 12c
Medium weight, mild cured
Morton's Salt 3 cartons 2$c
COFFEE . . 1 ib. 21c, 3 lbs. 59c
Pisgly Wiggly, quality guaranteed
Upton's Tea V2ib.35c, iib.67c
Grape-Nuts .... Pkg. 15c
fllp) Calumet
(WEI Baking
P Powder
K 1 Pound Tins
Pound . . . 25C
Crisco
100 pure
, vegetable .
shortening.
3 lb. cans
Can ..... 47c
SHORTENING
100 pure vcgctnble, absolutely
hi beef tallow
4 lbs. . . . 29c
JIG SAW PUZZLES
Another shipment of those large
25c pnezlcs. Special while
a this lot lasts
2 puzzles . 2SC
Fels Naptha Soap 10 bars 55c
Toilet Soap ... 4 bars 19c
( Mission Bell
ClorOX .... pint bottle 10c
Bottle CapS .... carton 19c
1 gross cartons
Malt Syrup ... 3 cans $1.00
American brand
Flint Glass Bottles doz. 59c
22 ounce
Scotts Tissue . 3roiis 25c
JELL-0, all flavors, 3 pkgs .19c
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, pound . 29c
KELLOGG'S PEP, 2 pkgs 18c
Children's Rhyme and Color Book with each 2 packages.
ASPARAGUS, crisp, tender stalks, 3 bunches. ........... 10c
GREEN PEAS, tender, sweet, 3 pounds '.: . . . . . . , 18c
Orders of $3 or over delivered free sacks of sugar or cases of milk excepted
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