The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, November 21, 1939, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPACK TWO THE REND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON', TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, McNARYASKS FARM PLAN garty Could Win With ;3-Point Program p. Republicans Could Elect - President in '40, ! I Is Claim I t By Honald Ci. Van Tine iUhUmI l'rMt SUil CurraniK.niJrnt t "Wshintiton, Nov. 21 'U't Senate Mumi ity Leader Charles U McNary, W., Ore., proposed a three-point farm program today with which, he said, te republican party could win west ern states and elect a president in 140. J "After considerable thought,' he wiid in an interview, 'I have arrived nt theconclusion thnt the republican party can be successful if it demon strates to the farm voters and those impendent on tne fanners that the party is interested, as formerly, in tfccir-welfare." McNary recommended that the flowing program be written into the party's 1940 platform in "simple lan guage so that all can understand": -Equalization of benefit payments iJJJder the AAA soil conservation pro gram. 2, Repeal of the reciprocal trade Agreement act. 3. Liberalization of the public land fiolicy to give the 14 public land , siates a greater share of revenues from sales of forests and grazing on fne public domain. "In my opinion," McNary said, the Barty must support a practicable plan severing soil conservation with bene fit payments justifying the continua ftbn of that practice. All benefits and privileges must accrue alike to all producers irrespective of crops pro duced. "1 am convinced that the reciprocal Lower Bridge Lower Bridge, Nov. 20 (Special) Mi. and Mrs. Priday Holmes were guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hammer at their home in Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howard were Thursday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McFadden in Redmond. Haltie McGuire and small son of Tumalo were business visitors at the Vernon Clevenger ranch Saturday. Miss Alma Lylle of Southwest Red mond was a visitor at the Priday Holmes ranch Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jess South of Grand view were business visitors at the Vernon Clevenger ranch Sunday. Allan E. Leonard of Grass Valley was a visitor Saturday and Sunday at the home of his brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Minks. Mrs. F. C. Logan attended the home economics project leaders' meeting at the high school in Redmond r rid ay. The subject of the meeting was "The Cook Goes Out." Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Clevenger and small son, Errol, were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Clevenger. Miss Flora Logan was an over night guest at the home of Miss Alma Lytle in Southwest Redmond Wednesday night. Mr. and Mi's. Priday Holmes were dinner guests Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Weigand in Powell Butte. trade agreement act. which expires in June. 1940. should be repealed. While some industries may have profited by these agreements, it has been done at the expense of the prod ucts of the soil. These two propositions are of major importance if the republican party is to dominate the situation in 1940." DOG -CATCHER'S DOG Pendleton. Ore., Nov. 21 'l1 The Pendleton pound master was out looking for a five -weeks-old brindle bulldog pup today. Somebody stole it from the pound night before last It was the -pound master's own dog. High Cream Quality Aim of New Official Redmond, Nov. 21 Increasing the quality of cream produced will be the main objective of the work of the rtate department of agriculture in this district for the next few weeks, according to C E. Hutehcns, recently appointed district 'representative for Crook, Deschutes Jctferson, and Wheeler counties, with headquarters at Redmond. Hutehcns, who succeeds E. L. S track, transferred to western Ore gon, said that the question of im provement of cream is one of the major problems confronting the de partment at the present time. Recent action of the department of agricul ture in stepping up the requirements for butter grading means that Ore gon, in order not to lose her butter market, must step up the production of premium cream. Production of butter which will grade 92, as re quired for export, requires premium cream. Hutchens said he will devote most of his time in the next few weeks to ; work with creameries and producers ; to improve production in this district, j Several factors enter into the produc- tion of good cream, he said. Handling is very important, as any impurities in utensils, either separators, milk-) ing machines or any utensil used, means bad flavor in the . product. Feed of the cows is also very im portant in the mutter of flavor. A premium cream must be smooth, odorless, and pleasant to the taste. . The aim of the department is to j improve quality of Oregon cream so that 90 per cent cream will be pro duced, Hutchens said. Anyone wishing to get in touch with Hutchens can do so through the office of County Agent G. Y. Hagg- i lund in Redmond. Tumalo GETS EXPERT CARE Pasadena, Cal. 'U"1 When a bee alighted on the tip of his tongue. Othmar Wild, 39, didn't say a word about it. He just kept his tongue out, rushed to the hospital, pointed to the bee and let a doctor brush it off. EVERYTHING FOR YOUR an a At a Reduction of On Your Order of $1.00 or More! Across From Capitol Theater . Phone 207 Free Delivery PUMPKIN MINCE MEAT SQUASH CRANBERRIES . . . everything you need to make your Thanks giving dinner a real feast, and all at a saving of 8. There are many more special values, too, throughout the whole store. Come in today and get your complete meal at a real saving. Everything in the store is included in this offer with the exception of these tew small margin Hems: Sugar, Hour, Milk, Butter and Bread. Gohrke's Market THESE ADVERTISED PRICES NET TURKEYS IS0 Oysters pt.19c Hams !b.19c By the Piece Lard lb. 10c F f HONE 2 Market and Delicatessen RALPH WfLTSE, Manager DELIVERY SERVICE Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Capons and Fancy Chickens Sirloin Steaks pnme steer . . lb. 28c Lamb Stew Pure Lard Sausage Country .Style tor Turkey l)rcsiitg . 2 lbs. 15c pound 12c lb. 16c POLISH SAUSAGE HEAD CHEESE WEINERS Pound c Come in and see our fine display of food for Thanks giving. Make our market your headquarters. You are always welcome whether you buy or not. Tumalo, Nov. 21 (Special) Kay ArmslrouK is leaving (he first of Hie week for Cor vu 1 1 is where lu will upend a few days veiling his moChor. Duruiy his a Us oner, Mrs. W. F Dod son of Bond will siuy with her daughter, Mrs. Amislhinj', Tiunalo school is hoktinu n TliUiiks- fKiviiuj program and assembly &t the Krauze hall Wednesday afternoon, preceding Thunk-sgivuiK. Parents and friends inleittsled are invited to at tend. Mrs. Flora Coe, mother of J.i Coc, who has been visitm hcru from Arkansas returned to her home Mon day, Nov. 20. County Judtfe C. L. AILn re turned home Friday niht from Port land where he attended a meeting ol Oregon county judges, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. UUman oud son. Fred, arc holding a public sate at their ranch Tuesduy, Nov. 28. They have rented their ranch to Metlc Lowe and wilt move to Kedmond to make their home. Mrs. C U Allen shipped 400 tur keys to market the post woek.- Due to the observance of two different dates for Thanksgiving this year, another batch of turkeys will be shipped off Ui is coming week. Chet Morretl returned home Fri day from a trip to Portland where he received medical attention. Lydia Davis of Deschutes was an over night guest last Wednesday ,ut the J. A. Blackstone home. Tumalo grange is sponsoring a hard times dance for grangers .and their friends to be held ot the hall Saturday evening. Fines will be im posed on those appearing .in regular costumes. - Tommy Moe had his nose broken and badly bruised last Wednesday in a freak accident caused by his broth er. Jack, running into him. The boy is in the St. Charles hospital. Tom LeBleu is still confined to the St. Charles hospital after having spent four weeks there. Last week it was erroneously staled he was soon returning home. The attending phy sician has set p.s date as yet for his release. Mrs. L. A. Hartford has been sick and confined to her bed the pat week. Little Patsy Hartford seriously in jured her arm last Tuesday when she fell from her horse while on her way to school. The arm. while not broken, was badly bruised, and several X rays have been taken of it. Mrs. T. W. Vandevert returned i home Saturday from having spent ' several days visiting at the Claude Vandevert ranch on the upper Des , chutes. 1 Tumalo Sunday school attendance reached 52 Sunday, the highest since Easter Sunday. Saturday evening. Dec. 2, there will be a Sunday school party at the grange hall. Nancy Scott ' and Ilene Baker are in charge of the entertainment while Mrs. H. A. Scog- ' gin and Mrs. E. W. Putnam are in charge of refreshments. Before the World war, -a giraffe cost $2,000 or less: but after the war the prices went up to $5,000 and even higher. 5 . : 9 Billion Possible 1941 Budget Figure Washington, Nov. 21 'III Presiden tial Secretary Stephen T. Early indi cated today that President .Roosevelt is considering a budget for the next fiscal year calling for sharp econ omies in government outlays exclu sive of national defense. Early refused to discuss reports that Roosevelt is contemplating a new budget of around $9,000,000,000. He said that no totals have been fixed. He also emphasized that no totals have yet been sent for national de- : fense outlays. The only national defense sum de- ; termined so far is Roosevelt's defi- ! ciency request of $273,000,000 for the army, navy, marine corps, coast guard and the federal bureau of in vestigation for the balance of this ; fiscal year. Washington Couple Die in Night Fire Blaine, Wash., Nov. 21 UP City Attorney Orville K, Algyer and his bride of two months were burned to death today when their apartment caught fire while they were sleeping. The blase started between the head of the bed and the wall, firemen said, indicating a cigarette might have dropped from Algyer's hand as he lay in bed. Both Algvcr, 32, -and his 24-year-old wife apparently attempted to es cape the flames. Her body was found face down in the kitchen, and Algyer was lying on the bathroom floor. Both apparently had been overcome by smoke. 54-Foot Whale Sunk By Mine in Channel Calais, France, Nov. 21 IU1 A 54 foot whale was sunk by a flouting mine in the English channel, it was disclosed today. The whale was believed to have hit the mine during a storm. It was swept ashore - on the Belgian beach at Coxyde, a big hole torn in its side. Four German mines were nearby. tooso h I f OMMO fORI lJ SCHOOL I 1 SANDWICHES fyW 1 SAvr VAtVAM C0U90N It's easy to Select Ffno California Vinos... LOOK FOR WE ROMA IDENTIFICATION. mm" Selected Oregon Dealers Bring Ton these Four Roma Brands! Know your vintner ia the first axiom in the choice of fine wines. To be sure always look for ROMA on the upper label. ROMA SWEET WINES Akohol 30 by volgm. ROMA WINK COMPANY, INC. . tOIl, CALIFORNIA MADELON WIST II WIMUMUM. INC ROMANCLLA "IK I HOUSC OF CUJI" Ptittlaad ROWICO CfttUMM MttMMHUW CO. LA ROSA PARAMOUNT mMKr.lNO. 929 WALL STREET SIX DELIVERIES DAILY PHONE 2A THANKSGIVING and PAY-DAY SPECIALS! Thanksgiving it (ho ono timo of tho year whon you iplurgo on your moils! This doesn't mean that you must sacrifico economy. Sncp or your feast at SHELLHART'S and got tho best of foodstuffs at economical pricos. , SAVINGS FOR WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Ocean Spray No, 1 Cans SUGAR Powdered or Brown 3 lbs...... 19c Cranberry Sauce 2 cans 25c PJarshmallovs ooumak. ib. Pk6. iOc yGteFS TiUamook . . . can 10c Matches .... 6 box carton Igc Crosse & Blarkwcll Plum Pudding . .lb. can 29c DodKc No. 1 Cans Ripe Olives 2 cans 25c Fine Flavored Fresh Cider gal. 19c Asuortod Havorn Gum Drops 2 lbs. 25c Old Ftuhioncf) Chocolates 2 lbs. 25c Chocolate Cherries ...... Ib. box 25c Minialuro ' Chocolates . . . . Ib. box 29c Corn-Peas-Green Beans 3 cans . .25c 12 cans. .95c lludiir No. I Tall Cam Fruit Cocktail . .2 cans 27c llflla Frillln Grapefruit .... .3 cans 29c Oxydol Ige. pkg. 19c Camay Soap . . .3 bars 17c Waldorf Tissue .3 rolls 13c Napkins ......... pkg. 9c 12! Knol KolN Wax Paper.. ..... .roll 17c Crisco 3 Ib. tin .45c Mince Meat Kcrr'n Brsl Pound . 10c Dates 1'iwh Whole 2 lbs 19c Pumpkin II. & I). Nu. 2'a.Cii 3 cans. .25c Beans I .or ui? Wlillu or Kvil Mi-xiroJi 3 lbs.. . .19c Rice Fumy lllttc llose 3 lbs 23c JELLO Sin Assorted Flavors 3 pkgs. . 14c Walnuts New Crup 2 lbs.. . .29c I DRIPLISSJ V II If 50c Wilh Purchase of Any Si.e Karo Kyrup A Beautiful Molody-Malter DOOR CHIME For Only ...25c And Ono Box Top Sof tasilk Cake Flour .25c Fruits and Vegetables Fancy Sweet Spuds . .6 lbs. 25c fiweel mill Juiry' Oranges 3 dcz. 25c lt'd Emperor Grapes 4 lbs. 25c Extra Fancy Celery Hearts . . .2 bunches 15c WiishlriKlim Cranberries 2 lbs. 29c Comploto Stock of Quality Vogotablos Including Broccoli, Cauliflower, Tomatoes, Groen Onions, Radishes, Apples, Yams 5 Tomato Juice. . . . . . .3 cans 25c - Itn your rholce of (roll fUvtir ' S7W Fruit Juices ......... 3 cans 27c Sfir Corn 3 cans 43c S7n Telephone Peas .... .3 cans 43c SW Kidney Beans ...... .2 cans 25c aawy f"n S7W Diced Beets 2 cans 23c Vienir nice ' 5TrBaby Green Limas . . .2 cans 27c Sffr Fancy Cut Beans ... .3 cans 43c in.