The Bend bulletin., June 21, 1938, Image 3

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TJTF. RENT) BULLETIN, KENT). OREGON. Tl'E.TDAY, JUNE 21, IMP,
PAOE THREE-
SPOTTED FEVER
STUDYGOES ON
Montana Laboratories
To Be Enlarged
Ticks, Carrier of Deadly
(iorm, Yield Vaccine
to Control It
lluiuilion, MmiiI (IP) - Study nf
Ttocky mountain ntxittcd fever will
In facilitated hy tiUdlltun ntN( yer
of a third unit. cmtlnK $.(MMJ. to the
United SlutfN public health ihtvUt
friUirtin.llrit hvrv, official tmve uri
himnml. Thirt v-f y-(ipt ut the Rocky
TttdUiiluIn wood tick wtm nrcoitnlrd
only tut u mt, nut n a iiit-iinci. To
Hny th Inwrl, dtnnantor iituh-r-K-nit
unlet., In rMij(i.lml n (ht rur-
tliT of lutlrd ffVlT, (I lIlK'IIV OflCr
Itttrtlilllr'.i to Millulfd Wilier
Siit'iitMH In ttil Bilh-r l(Mit v..l
Icy lulHjrutnry now know tlir rnritrr
tihtl IMiifilifartuif n plrvriiltvf vtir
rim In minimi.' IlifiHliiiii Mt.Mluli
tic. In (uldlllull lo NtmlyniK nwitt-d
fi-vrr. Imwiwrr, ri'rnixh workiMn In
1 1 ii- $-400,(100 pliiiil lirn ill ilv and
ixMriinpil with tultiii'itiia, ii-hij.iiii(
1t vvr, huUntlr plutii, Colorado lick
frvrr uiul tlik MiiiilyiiA
liivillKutlnn Iti'Kiin iu l1Ht2
liivi fitiiitlim of spotted fever Im
y.nti tn 1 102 In ii nludv nuidi by I)r
. It Wilwm and !). W M Chfiwn
ltK of thf Utilvtrtty of Mlnm-Mila.
Hut it wtm nut until 1U25 tluit It,
( Parker of tin- public health mtv
Ire und the Montutui slutf hourd f if
i-fitniiitiluy mid l)r It It Sijrmvr
-f tin nubile health wivlce Hr-liM-tcd
(lit v urt I up now manufac
tured Ih-ii- for me throughout the
I 'nit i-d State:, and many foreign
t ouutrlm
Unlike wrintu, which art malc
fiuin ununul blood, niMttd (ever
viicrinr it, iimniifarliired fioin tissue
of the can ter lick.
Atimiallv a rirw in rnl ihnmtfh
ihf luw built ami k rami at id a hem
und along Hitter Ibmi valley gaum
trail to K.t t her tick They uv white
outing flannel flag which they drag
through ihr huiJie and over the
'found. The lick grai dirub with
their thiid pair of Irgi. Thcv hang
brad downward, with their other ix
h-Hi dangling In the air ready to itt
t.uh theiiKclvr to the hair of tmM
(inlimilti Kvery yrar utiout 2.S,tXH
itiule und female tirki titu caught on
theu flannel fhi(4
einml In Inr iibothm
At the latMiralnry. female tt-k art
fed on riihbitK for 10 days. Then
Hi Inrieaie m-veltd lime. Male
fin not ((row larger u tlny feed mily
n few daw then bek mute. After
f et I ill at ion, female are Mi;i'cjjatid
and placed In ini'iihalont wheiv each
lavd from 5.000 lo H.OtK) eK.
In thl way aUnit M.000.000 tick
re hatched rath yrur AImiiu l.MX),
(KM) reach the adult Mau'e in n few
nwinth hy mean f n refi(.iri)on Mm. Fred flreen won Ikix of
pioienii. Ill ihe nalilliil nlaU I wo (J imMefi for fliiinhliiK a liiueiiik on
yt'iiiN an- required for ullJitnlutf adult . (. Sunkifit pioK"""- s''e wan pain-
tm nut oraiifen lo fiirmU in lh
Full Mrown lick lire placed iu rohl rouithuiinf Kiiday,
ntoiaK uulll needed for viMTim Mi. U-wl II Ii vlnn etilertJilni d
liiuiiufm ttii'tf. when they are fattened . Kpteopal Cuild 'Hiurwhiy.
D.A. V. Qrand Ball Tomorrow
on Hutiiea pitn, U'i'oiiiiiiH highly in
lei'ilou
Saline Kolutlon Twd
fli'fure vrindlna ihe potted fever
viiim P. killed Willi u null nolution. I
1 hen a ruillm vol til Ion eonl tuning
phenol In ndded and later another
Meiilp nail Holntloii, llcfurit hoilhiiK.
vin cine n huhertel to cenli lfinil
fune to leinove lick lisnucit.
If, idler vai'cliialloti with (he new
PI'ikIuoi, foiu of Mx KuiiM-ii plu sur
vive InjiM'tloiiN of vPulent hlialtm of
-ipolled fevi'l, the vuicilie is coiitid
eiid i rinly foi human line. Viicclnn
t (mi lininuhiei ii pertum fur u year.
An Ihe lahuiutoiy'ii pnwhiet iu'lhe
only known preventive, and iia it in
not (HMiihle to vnceinale every one,
official of the public health service
fear spoiled (ever ulwuy will le n
iiirtuice, minlini7ed KH'aily. however,
thioiiKh uwt of the vuccine
Madras
- Mr
Ilend
Madru. June 20 (Spfrial)
aiitl Mi. Chet Johmiun of
vi-lted friemU here Saturday
Hill Snook I viitlnK I" Krand
piiieut, lr. und Mr. W H. Sniok
Mm. Sydney Kelly and children of
KeduionJ vinited la.t week with lier
mter and mother-in-law, Maxine
and Mm. J. Kelly.
O. T, Monroe and family moved
into their new home Saturday
Mr. und Mr. W A. Kill have lieen
wotkniK tin lh Method!! panum
jiKe, Ihe wall urv Iwinx re-paiHred
and floor and wiMxIwoik an ix'intt
IMiinletl, 'Hie minlter will live in
MiiilniN Inntead of Metolluh idler tin
term 1a up Iteverend Frank Hrowu
extiect lo return to Mudiut for an
oilier veur.
Mr, and Mr Kenneth Jackson headed by II
and on have moved into one of the
Morrow hou'.e on ihe hill
Mr and Mr Clarence Dulinn nd
family viittl fiiend and lelallve
in I -one 1'lne la.t wk.
Halph Artintlnmrt of orlhmd p4iil
11 few day lul week vuulinK the
hiine of til nejliew. Dale Klxrn
Amoliit the Madru jieople who
went lo I'ottlatid to attend the meet
ing of the (Irand lliapter of the
FoJilern Slar of Oregon were Howard
Turner und hit mother, Mr VMu
Turner; Mr. Myrtle Hnnm-y; Mr
und Mi Fiank Stocklon; J mine and
Mr. W It C'ofik; Mm. T. M Gun
dertoii; Mi Foiel CfMHr; Mr. and
Mr J W Warren; nnd Mmy Ander
Kon A part uf Ihe KrtJUP luirlu ipated
in the installation eeiemuiiy of Mr.
John I'ndny a (Iratid Matron of
the (Irund Chapter of Oregon and
Mi W It Cok a (Jrand Wurtlei
'niemlit and Velva HnmA-y left
Stinilav to attend summer school in
I'm tland
Mi iWothea Cate of Hedmmul
wa vbsltlnn her aunt, Mi. Meile
Kin. lusl week
Mr, AlU-rt .emke and Mr Dale
DlMint were K"''' l (he l I l
club ineelinK held lt( the home of
Mr. F. A Uilid of Hedmond Tlium
dny Helen Andru rt turned home from
co lleife lnl Friday
'11 ie t J.I.I Fellow wave u parly
Wednesday Mtflit for the Heliekah': !
tmd fiiends. Ditiniri wan enjoyed '
Itefrenhmeiils weft served
Mi. Barney Cummlnf, f't Hood j
Itlver vhlied IiihI week with her.
mother. Mi Miiinuiet Corwln, ami,
sinter, Mm. Fred Green.
Mr, Melvln Mtyunl was home for
11 few day las! week.
A dc innnMratioii nf the work ihe
ineiiilHM of the Hlhle m Inxil have
done wa held Sunday evening at the
Methixllnl church The reeoid ulten
i lance for the two week wa M
Thou who taught (1 and unlist
ed In ulher ways were Mildred 7.em
ke. Sonhlii I.ieiuiiin. Mrs F-Jinl Heii
ke, Helen Moehrtnii. Mis Howard
Cox, und the Iteverend Frank Brown
The Bible school wa terminated
Fiiday with a picnic ni the cove A
liire Kroup enjoyed the day thr
oughly in pil of cloudy weather.
Weekend ipiest lit the home of
Mm May H Johnson wa her dmiMh
ter and son-in-lnw, Mr. iind Mm
Melvln Welker. and Harvey W-lker
Oveinltfht (uest Monday of Mis
(ladv Hone were Mr and Mr. D.
PUBLIC INVITED
TO FINAL AFFAIR
Harold Kline Married
lo iYlcMinnville dirt
Mud UushcH'h Orchestra to
Play in KlkK Hall
The fund affair of (he stale conven
tion of (he Disabled American Vet
eran of the World War which
npvncd iu Bend Sunday will he the
Ktuiid bull scheduled for tomorrow
niihl ut the F.lk.-i hall Bud Huviell's
ntchcMra will piny for the dance
which Ley m at 9 o'clock.
The public is invited to attend. On
the committee in charge 'd the ar
rangement are Kenneth C. Bennett,
W J Creiflhton. iind Hufo Peters.
WEDDING IS HELD
ON PILOT BUTTE
Miss Neely, Roy Rickey
Married Sunday
The Ikicnpn Camp Fire Girls will
have their regular meeting Vim--day
afternoon Leyinriintf at 2 o'clock
in Drake park by the band stand. The
Krl plan to crochet and knit ut their
Mirmner meeting.
Harold Kline. Jr., vn of Mr, nnd
Mrs Harold Kline, wan married lo
Frdm Davidson, daughter of Mr. flnd
Mrs W. L Davidvn of McMinnville,
in K1so, Wush., on May 12, accord -
j itig to ihe uimouiicfment made to
idiiv Mr Kline will come to Bend
' U... 1. .. . it. .1. ... .L. I.. I Ml C 1 KT..,.I., ,l,....,.t.. .
onuMJiiy hiht wioco uaie inr nu(in' j iiiwn rvt-iyn mny, iniuitn-i 01 mi
will le at home on Colorado avenue, i and Mm. Merle Neely of Allerta,
Mr und Mrs. Kline attended Lin- j Canada, was married Ut Roy K. Hick
field college. He is u member of I ey of Ii-nd at 1 o'clock Sunday at the
Mn F.psilon and she is a member summit of Filot butte. Tlie si-rvice
of Sigrnii Kappa I'M. j wa read by the Rev. O. W Jones.
'Hie couple was attend d at the . r(oy Warren and Clara Zubar were
ceremony by Ruth Waind of Mr- j t)tf, 0tpndants. Olher menders of
Minnville and Ketmrth Trolan of j tnF WPCJding party were Mr and Mrs
M;,lr,,s j Arthur Briruton. Mr. and Mrs. Mon-
: : roe Pi land, and Mrs. O. W. Jones.
After the ceremony, a dinner wax
served at the Piland home.
Mr. Rickev ciime to Rend aloiit
AT YOUNG H0MEtwo w"pl" u?o frorn 'r u,tni in
COUPLE IS WED
Cnnndn Mr and Mr Rickey nre
living on Coiumhiu street.
Two meetings of the Method Lst
Women's association have been nr
rnnged for tomorrow Group 1 mern-
Portlnnd wer week-end nuests Rt
the Holmes ranch. Thorn remained to
spend the summer wllh her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Prl
day Holms. "
Miss Jfon Clcvenger wtis r visjtnr
Ijers will meet with Mrs. R. I. Hamby , at the home of Mis. Robert Muiucul
on route 1, and Kroup 2 members
are to be entertained at the home of
Mr Carl Kriekv,n, 211 Drake road.
Roth meeting will open at 2.30
The women who plait to attend the
meeting at Mm. Hamby may make
arrangements for transportation by
calling Mrs. W. A Wirt or Mrs. R. E.
Johnson.
Lower Bridge
Iwer Bridge, June 21 (Special)
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morse and child
ren of Bend were visitors at the Jr
Howard ranch Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Howard Mayfield and
sons Billie and Wayne returned Sat
urday from Klamath Fail where
they attended state grange. Mrs.
Mayfield and sons also visited with
relatives in Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Prideaux and
their niecp, Thora Phdeaux. all of in Redmond Thursday
Thursday morning.
Kittie Oaks nf Redmond and Helen
Morton were visitor at the home of
Mrs. Joe Howard Saturday.
Weigands of Powell Finite stopped
at the Holmes ranch Tuesday iijght
on their way to the mountains with
their cattle.
Frank Nelson was a visitor nt the
j Joe Howard ranch Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Clevcnger
were business visitors In Redmond
Tuesday. . , i
Mr. and Mrs. Priday Holmes at
tended the wedding of Vera Wagner
and Donald I-arson in Bend Tuesday.
Scott Clvenger left Sunday for
New berg where he will spend, the
summer as a student assistant
Mr. and Mrs. Pellett and daughter,
Shirley, of Terrebonne were visitors
at the Joe Howard ranch Thursday.
F. C. Logan was a business visitor
The First TimeMn Bend
RIMLESS
GLASSES
Mounted
In
RUBBER
11 Ijiw mill mn-lii-lnw iin'l l:iiiKi- Cjn li- 2 uf tin- f'utliolir Allar or-
li-r. Mr mill Mr Sliclli y l!!-.lu., "f , i.-iy will m, ,-t t 2 p in. WliiiKJiiy
Wlklrr, liliilio. wllh Mm. Cordon McukIiit at 744
Mm. Alir- SlHTiiiKli'xiM'ii, uiul ij, Ii.w.im- uvi'iiur.
rnriilMn, Iid ShrrinjlifiilM-n nl i
J'i mlli-tiin vlkilwl lint wi-c-k nl llw j (ff,t r i,f Ihn, Prmkli-iits'
u,ti- nl Mr. mid Mm II. I. I'rliluv I ,., ,. IJ.nn-.- ul llnnor will U-
mid Mr uiul Mm H Wmil rurnll nuirday vvrniiiK ul llie
Mr. mid Mm. IjiWIvtii p SliriiliK- j mi i-llnK wlmll will ( held Willi Mm.
hiiuii n, d.i iFUTly Kdilh DiihrcK k, j T j l'Wii-l, 157 UndiTwoKl nvenue
tmiKhl In Ihr Mwlni hiKh w hixil. t),,. in,.,.i,,ij will lx-t(in nl 7:311
Tlii? Mi-n's I.uiirhi-iin i luh "ifl j ...
Wrdniiiv Dwixhl K Uikhi iM Hoy I a u inl ini-. tiim for nwnilM-ni of
Siolil xi-rullvr lor Ike ilimrii l, wan ; ,. VVonifii s Il.m fil nsHKinlion nnd
ii iMii-Nt I,, fin Ihi-r the formation ol n ). Wi-Mway rluh ls ulunm-d fur
hoy m oiiI Iroop lii-rc A cuiiimUK-.- ( Thursduy eveninn in Saltier hall. On
hemk-d hv II A t)u.uiiull. called n die committee for tk eveiimK urc
ineetluK foi; June IA lo find out how . M,s Harriet Metz. Mm. Clnrn Keller,
ilimiy Ixiyii were inlerexted Tlie pal - i Mi Mary HkaKKi, urd Mm. Mary
enta were incliidel to enlist their eo- Allen,
operation. Attempt! have lieen mnde
at varinvi.H tiling lo Imther Ik.y Seo il Tlie wcond public- pinochle pnrty
nctivitlen here lull Interest has hevnu( ,. jidli- nuxilinry of the Pat
lai kliiK It is hoi-l. with the l.un- I ruircln Militant will heiiin nt 8 p. m.
cliron clul. U hlml It. that a troop j tonight in the Odd Fellows hull Hi(h
c-mi Ik- enll- tel anil kept KoInK UJ w pnz,., wl) be awarded lo
The Madias illy couth il met Tiles- ,1M ,M. ,,. onj womt.n Bl the close
ilits- evenuiK mid passed three mens- u( ,. evemiiK. Hefreshments will be
men, a hilllilliiK rine ordinance; onel v.rv,., Qn ,lt. commillee in charge
KovertiiiiH hanillliiK ami Moraie of ,,. yrv iuK.,r Barnes. Mrs. II. C.
plosiv mid combust ililcs; anil one lerwilliKvr. und Mm. Frank Riley.
Tlie final one of the parlies a plan
ned for June 28.
Mrs fl. 1 Winters. 337 Delaware
avenue, will lie hosier. lo the mein
liers of the Thimble club of ihe
Neighbors of Woodcraft Wednesday.
Tlie uuvtinK is called for 2 o'clock.
The meeting is to be a social affair.
Tlie women have been a.sked to wear
house dresses for the afternoon.
JOB'S DAUGHTERS
INSTALL OFFICERS
Miss Ketcham Married to
Stanley Bowden
Ui bim out Hide toilets and require
imtallatiou of iw-ptlc tanks. Action
was taki-n to prohibit the big trans
jxirt (rtirks from parking on Main
Atrm-t. A fne iirtn win urchnsid It
was tried out Mund.iy cvriun;; and
it wot kid amazingly well.
Mis. May Ii Johnson wdl lie the
tmsluuuitrr for thr next four vears.
lier noiuiiuition wax confirmed Tues
day Mr. and Mis. A. D. Anderson and
Marv and Steven Anderson were
cnllel to Seattle Monday by ihe
death of Anderson's mother.
Ed Miller Is Speaker
At Lion's Luncheon
People of IJend and Centiul Ore
gon und residents nf the coast coun
try have a vital interest in the com
pletion td the Santiam highway, Kd
Public Ceremony Will Be
Held Wednesday
Public installation for Job's Daugh
ters officers will be held tomorrow
Miller, mu.uiger of the Oregon Coast Evening in the Masonic temple. The
The C, H. Young home was the ;
scene of the wedding of Mi,s Hazel
Ketcharn, daughter of Mrs. C. A.
Ketcham of Payette, Idaho, and Stan
ley Bowden of Arock. Oregon, son of
Mrs. C. It. Young of Bend. The cere
mony was performed Sunday at 5
p rn by the Itev. Alfred Danielson.
Tlie bride wore a white crepe dress
and a Coronet of rosebuds. She car
ried a bouquet of pink roses. Her
matron (if honor was Mrs. Ted Hon
of Arock, who wore a flowered crepe
drewi Tlie best man was Philip Bow
den of Toledo, brother of the groom.
Tre ceremony was performed in an
alcove of the Younp home which was
decorated with plants, yellow roses,
arid white wedding bells.
Following the ceremony the bridal
party and guests were entertained at I
a reception and dinner at tlie Young'
home. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. '
Walter Campbell. Sr Mr and Mrs. :
S. N. Cornett, Mr. and Mrs. Alton '.
Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foster,
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Nayler, Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Young. Mr. and Mrs.
Halvor Runningen and son. Arthur,
and Miss Joyce Nelson, all of Bend; I
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowden, and
Miss U la lee Hon of Arock; Mr. and
Mrs- Philip Bowden and Curl Led ford
of Toledo; Mrs. Joseph Zimmerman
of Kodiak. Alaska; and Mrs. C. A. 1
Wvetcham. Mrs. Cora Scrivens, Os
car Ketcham. and Robert Yundt of
Payette
Tlie dinner was served by Mrs.
Cornett. Mrs. Philip Bowden. Mrs.
Snyder. Mrs. Foster, and Mrs. Walter
Bowden.
The couple left today for Arock
where they plan to live.
Starting at 4 o'clock tomorrow a
two-ball mixed foursome tournament
will be played at the Bend golf club.
TVi wnmnn will rhni rvn rl iwr Inr
the match. William T. Lindgren, golf!
professional, ts in charge of the pair
ings. At 7:30 dinner will be served ot the
club house. Reservations were to be
Ihe slate .lannini! U.ard. told mem- "'tallntior. folluwinR.
Ix-rs ol the Ik-nd club ol I.ioiis al llwil ' . Uetty Jeanne UeAmiond wtll be
Kimip's weekly luncheon mcelinK I ""Hailed as Ihe honored queen; Ruth
loday in the i'llot Butte Inn. Ik- Lnkm, senior princess; Pats- IreUnd.
cause l iiiLs common interest in me.' .n
new trans-mountain highway and
the itiiKrlanee to the various com
j mutinies. Miller suggested that a gel
together picnic lie held when grading
of the new route Ls completed, prob
iiihly this fall. Miller suggtd Cas;
! endin as n meeting place.
' Miller told the Lions that people
j down tm the Oregon const have a
j great interest In the interior plateau
nnd reminded hit; audience that Bend
I pet pie slum Id have a reciprocal In
terest in the Oregon coast. The part
I the new Sautiain highway will play
j in furthering these, mutual Interests
was stressed.
The coast man referred to the al
! pine scenery of the Central Oregon
Cascades and complimented the Des
chules country on Its fine fishing.
Miller fished the Deschutes this
morning, accompanied by Don H.
! Peonies, local ehamler secretary.
In the absence of W. L. Van Allen,
newly elected president. Dr. J. S.
(irahlmaii, vice president, was in
charge of the nimndny meeting.
Janet Farnham, marshal!; Betty
Irvine, recorder; Alice Barr, chap
lain; Joan Vandevert, librarian; Wil
ma Hollinsliead, treasurer; Dorothy
-1
CONVENIENT CREDIT
Staples Optical
Billy Friend Wins in
Week's Photo Contest
Billy Friend, 617 Qutncy avenue,
was the winner of this week's prize
in the Owl pharmacy's photograph
contest. The prize winning snapshot
is n picture of a small boy and girl.
The prize offered thus week was a
set of bathroom scales.
Next week the last of the series of
weekly prize awards will be made
and tlie following week the grand
prize for the contest will be awarded.
Chemical uses have been found
for the sulwtunce in wood called
lignln, heretofore wasted to the ex
tent of 1,MX).(HR) tons a year In this
cou n tryn 1 1 1 ne
ler or Mrs. William Naylor.
The last meeting of the summer
for the Pythian Sisters will be held
tomorrow in Sather hall. The busi
ness session will open at 8 p. m.
The Christian Ladies Aid meeting
planned for Thursday has been post-
Barr. senior custodian; Doris Barr. i poned until June 30. Mrs. A. E. Bos
junior custodian; Bonnie Van Metre,
Norma Jean Moore. Helen Olson,
Polly Miller, and Nadine Padden,
messengers; Emily Joyce, inner
guard; and Maureen Conklin, outer
guard.
Mrs. J. E. Smith Ls guardian of the
girls, and the members of the council
are Mrs. Smith, Mis, Ralph Grimes,
Flank Bockman. Mrs. Frank Bock
man. Mrs. John Howe, Mrs. Loyde
Btakley, and Miss Kamona Bockman.
The retiring officers "are Jessie
Wirt, queen; Betty Jeanne DeAr
mond, senior princess; Ruth Lnkin,
junior princess; Patsy Ireland, guide;
and Donna Smith, mnrshall.
tic said today.
Mrs. Sara H. Wert2, who was a j
delegate from the Bend club of the '
Business and Professional Women to 1
the convention held in McMinnville
early this month, read a report on the
state sessions, Mrs. I. R. Pickett was !
a guest of the club which met at
Len ike's on the north Dalles-Cal- j
ifornia highway last night j
The business sessions which are j
held on the first Monday of each ,
month have been cancelled for the i
summer. The next meeting is plan-
ned for July 18 and will be a picnic
lunch served at the Pickett gardens.
A Distinctive
PORTLAND AD D KB 1 1
Pralurad by lraUrt and PorHnd,n
Ilk,. All ouhld, lonmi, light, airy, at
tractive. 1 lo 4 block, lo loading ilorol
D. A. V. Convention
Open to the Public
at the
GROTTO
24 Hour Service
CO-OPERATION
Will Build a Greater Bend
Without question, the biggest assets a man's home town in
vestment can have are its retail stores. Support them, and a hand
some dividend yield comes back to you in the form of increased
prosperity and happiness.
When you patronize your local merchant you are adding to
the value of that home town investment. The reason is plain.
Whether you buy from the grocer, the clothier, the doctor
anywhere in town it's true just the same. For everyone of these
pays taxes contributes to civic improvement which you also en
joy. Plus this eventually the home dollar comes back to you
whether it be for merchandise or in the form of wages.
The money that remains here at home helps everybody here.
The money that is sent away handicaps everybody here. This
seems like a strong statement yet is plain fact if you will only ;;
analyze it.
Keep a string on your dollar spend it at home.
For the Things That You Need
i ii i i k
Ask a Bend Merchant
FIRST!
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ELEMENTARY, MY DEAR ANNIE!
NO TRACKS S COURSE
GROUND TOO HrXRD -BUT
WHOEVER TOOK
TVW DOUGH CPiME
IN THROUGH TH'
WINDOW- TOOK, ft
HUNDRED AND SIKTV
BUCKS-
I
I WHILE I
J SANDY I
H AND I 1
D WERE
SURE -AND WHILE ROSE
AND MRS. ALDEN AND I
WERE BUSY INSOE
BUT SAY WHY DIDN'T
WHOEVER T WAS TAKE
ALL THERE WAS IN
THrKV OAR ? "
I von 1
Ml w 1
M TH,NK?
WHY, I S'POSE 'CAUSE
HE FIGGERED TAKIN
PAST OF (T WOULDN'T
BE NOTICED BUT
WAIT! WHY WOULD
A ROBBER CARE
BOUT THAT?
I AGAIN- I
I voi i 1
-i i nini ! i
WHY WHY
DON'T KNOW. 'LESS
IT WAS WHAT
THEY CALL AN
"INSIDE JOB"
BB-BUT WHO ?l
.i..ty
.A1
i AND
I ONCE 1
C' AGAIN.
MY LITTLE I
SHERLOCK, I
WHOM DO
YOU I
s a n
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