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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1939)
TTTF. r.KND r.TTT.T.ETIN, P.F-NP, OHEOON. THIT.r.DAY. fircr'JPT.V. 21. Ki.T) PACE TTTTtEH! NEV FIGHTING PLANEBUILT British Seek to Best German Ship (crmnn MeHstTHchmid ( 1 1 aw Top Spml of :170 Milos IVr Hour II v I rn K l?liltt I'rr. 4 1 ofl I I r j.lulr li I I tn in Ih lushing pirnlm-tinn nf u m-w ty ! nf lighting pl'tiif In votnli.it llir twn-wiitiT Mi's .niK hinnlw wltii li lite f!rrimim iiMd In u li five-hour tut fiuht uviT ll Iguliiiid tmy Mum iliy, it wui M'mmIim1 huliiv Kunt-r lllitl liintr IHiwrtfiil thiin tilt riui k Muri lritn- imil S.itlu tlit toy it I mr (on the m-w nl.inc iilivmlv hn tt'in ti'sirtl uml lius ln-rn put into (nil firinl'K Hun. it Wiii Acaiiiling to iiifuiiiuitinn stt l.ir inuilrivuiliilili. it Ik n (lotton J'uul till dm tul twu-M uiT, with a inultt gun ttirit iiiuurth (( ImOimmI (lie iilii( tinkpit It hut u Sir fix.t win-f pii'iHl. iu lu .i-hiy- h-nulli is W IWt itnl it lu a l.tJUU hii srpnw-r motor. A M-itiinl new inoilil, thr lUiitk hurn ItiK. I ili'iinci) to il.tv urt im portant woik In the "ivil uviutioh rnrjM Tlir t M iiHil'-l of tin tilunc, a flri'l fik'litt'i. Was mihpMi'd wvrrjil litonlltK ugn. ( MTinnny ummI in tin 1 ilgtiluml In v finhl it lirW Mfwrt litiililt 110 t wu-iitntnrrd figlttriv rpnrtd to Ititvt a lop nrii nf 370 rm!t un li'nir, ttiountlliK two Mtul! ruhlMm ant) fmir mm hlnr imhi tmwurd and two move .id It inmlimr guri tn tlw ir.tr 111 itnh otMM t now ttsvrrl with n Mil i (limiifv. thut llrilatn hnll utr upicn.orv llify uy that Irw um- o th m w McsMi-ikcliniitlt to com twit Hi licit North wtt putinl wii n Mgri of wr,il(tn' It ih uvrttM that the hi Kith plum eiigwgrd tn the Hrlgo luml I in lit hot flown ut hit 12 til 24 Mipr- Mv-M-r'hHiiiti rnl uKMint tht'in. Cattle Brands Must Be Recorded in 1940 S.ilitn, Oic . Ihv, 1 'IT- A nrw t'uttlr hi and lw trillitt the re-re-tor 'In nf ni I In undn in tin uttiti tM'twmi Jim I und Juiif I of 11441. Ih W II Lytic, Hiii-f of thr division of nnitnul industry, rsplainrd. I'ndrr thr law, brand Hot rr-ri-tordrd will I ir avndahlr for ilm. It u!m .ttutrs that thr validity of hrnnd uill tfiniHwitr ut thr end of rnrh ti-n-yrnr jiri tixl unit- rrntwi-d. 'Hip 11U0 if-ii'Kitiiilion wdl Iv thr firnt undrr thr nrw tatntr Bowling Notes Tin Indi (M-ndi'iit Iraiir tmin. lolliil ii diiiil,ti la adi r Wi'iliirhday nii;lil lo lit 1 1 up thr lahi'diilc ovi (hi' lioliduyit, In I In' flinl mtIih nf purm-n Wt'M Sid Srviro won lw Kuitira unci I -.t our KJ"iir to Dmnft Scrvlrv Stn tinn ti am. IIih liani lotiil for three Kami wot h.llowrd jy hn Sntokv Shop with 2HH iini uii'l Doiiu'a !.nrv( with V'.fJ pint. Tram SlundlitRs Won !.-.i W"il Sidr S'ivirr Kluliofi M 'I he Siit.ikr Shop 21 Ii.mh Si-rvi.v Station IH 1M vV.ill Std rt Iwivur Slailon II 2 r,i J i:i ' 1014 aiiUH ll 1:4 ir.l ft) l.k 4I 1HI 11 IM tfl tt lf.4 lit tn bin IM t.s M. I, ,-r H.llH . . . Uil lull lUl.lt fi. Hrlr ttla'Un i x tu.i -.ft in t'tt i.4 l.o r,.. HI IIH II.. 4... I . . t.U (u tw; ii i r La . I.. Ki Jf.'O LW ioi lui un ai- .... ti7 Uk2 oi'ii W all Nirl Krtr ll Zrwl 1 IrJ Til Li u.i ut if: 4-m HI 11 Ut i V.4 V&4 'Ot ':! 3 Til lil 174 IM. .'t'J 11 l4 I'M 1. T'UU ur. lual uui i'j.'.t I'lllrta, K Ai-nlt . I,r HVtif.r SI.Ij. Ilatttlh! , :t 1 t.O 1- Ir-t Til Ul 4,.' ... U3 a-a Htwp V4t o."J zanw llila- llatlii . huni mn Man. ai T..la! ?ml j.lH Ifd 11' 3 UN I t'.t I no lit. flavor. Krmn II. un MlMtM-F ' Haitlki trtt H4 4 .ail Wall Hum lUrvW 11 2ml Sr.1 Ttl If.J ID ). I4N 11.0 !. 1:1 iru law t: UN i;s 1. VI VI 14 M.I m in : fppi V This Christmas make your dinner the Blowing point of the day he sure the turkey that you will take so much trouble to cook just right, is just right in the beginning. If you get your turkey at the Oregon Market you can be sure you are getting a bird that is perfect. They are all No. 1 fancy turkeys the finest you can buy. Come in and order yours now, or just phone, your turkey will be delivered whonever vou wish. MANY CHOICE 8 TO 10 POUND HENS Make Our Market Your Headquarters For the Best in Meats MEAT MARKET 908 Wall Street "BEST FOR LESS" Two Free Deliveries Dally Silver Lake Silver Luke, !). 21 fSproul) -Mm, W. (i lii'f find Imt mother, Mia I,oti4 Wiillucr, n-tinnrd from a iwn wr-kN tup lo ('alilniliia rmly llilN Wrl'k. Mia. Ajfnn Taylor, rounly riurw. und Mini Winter of Jikevlrw on Mlslrd In the ellnir for pri'-whoil chlldM-n held hni WrdnrMluy. AIjoijI 20 children were rKuinlned County Siiprrinli'iidrnt Ann Sprj(n wiia also in (he party and linvr lent lo Ih yjwir and IiIkIi acho! rtu-drlttn. Mri. Roy Carlon nnd mu, I5iMiy I find rwmi. unci hrr M'.ter, Mm. MuiiK CiaVM und duuliti-r, Joy . of Sum inrr I uki ultendi-d thr i linir hen WediH4iliiy und vimted their f.iiU'iK. Mm. Klrvle (iowdy nfid Mm. rjml f iwdy. Mm. M.nidr Killri'dv. und Mm. Annu ( lowdy win diniii r uneiU WtMluf day niwjit of Mr. uml Mm Waltrr J C. Shrmniii Hit plr wh'UiI Friday fiinht win uircr Ulh un rnlei tainmenl und flnunclully. After u vuiied program lit pie wrrt wld with (U-trn Mar vin hi auctioneer. Thr money ruiftrd, $:il 60, will 14 uMd lo provide candy and nuts (or thr community Christ ma trrr at hedolrd (or Dri-vmU'r 21 at the achool hour. riilvrr Iike Mink men who attrnd rJ a ruriKt improvrmi-nt rneftini( at Surntnrr Iukr Sat unlay were W. U iMtiv, K J. KkU. J. W O Kieffi. and rlurl Smull. Mm J W O'Keeffr and daughter went to lif'nd Kutuidny to mi-l her vn. (jrni, who tame homr tor C'hrwtmas vacation Irotn Linfield t'olleKr wlierv he is u Kuphomoio. Jewvll ( oruin, hu um, fc-rl, and duutfhtrr, llrlt ii, wrrt I.ikeview vu- itota Saturday. (U-oi(e C'oeland. Kovrrnmenl trapprr, brouidit in Mvvn coyote from hw tfup line Sut'irdav. Hr ex hihitrd liln tatch ut the Silver L4ike Karaite. Mr. arid Mm. tton Linelauh and Mm, J a met, were jJioppiog in llrnd Friday und Saturday. K A. tlinery and Cunii'mn Cliff came out from Klamath maih Sun day with a hunch of their cattle. J W. O'Keeffe murted one hand of hi nhifo to the desert Monday. Con O Kerffe w.la in tharK. of the .hre p. According to the record kept at Fremont ranker ntut ion by (ere l(o(rra the precipitation from De cember J to 17. inclusive totals 224 inches. A load of Christmas trees wa brought from the forest Friday by some of the high school boys, a large one for the community tree and smaller ones for each room of the school und for others who rro,uistrd trees. Monday after school the ritu dents could be srrn carry inn home the handsome little fir trees that will make Christmas merrier. A new and colorless aphIt prod uct can be permanently dyed any color. Moose Colored Film Showing at Theater Ijiiirrn V Kimey, rrcrelury of the Iota I M'tfise Unlu, bus announced that the inw M(t colored pidurtr, "Yountf AmerUa," has U-4n Matured for sliowlnil at the Capitol theater tonight, Friday and Saturday. Only ten ininutis in Length, the picture prtray the work the Iyal (rder of Mikm1 is accompli1 hinn at its child city of Mnoiwhrart, III, Kiinsey re rKrts. MooM-henit. the lodtfe wcretary here iiiti out, n otie of ihr charity enterprise ifjrnod on by the Moo. Upward of I 000 orphans of Jeceused mrmlx-rs of the ord'-r are th-re jiven u home, a hij.'h school education and insliuiilon In a trade, MooM-hcart is deriU-d u a val puik-like cT.latc Lower Bridge l ower HiuK:, lh 21 (Special) -The Home Kcohoiiik-s club met , Ihursday ut the home of Mis. Iee Moitou. Tliv subject of the ineetlii( l was "The Cook Goes Out." Mrs. J C IKan and Mrs. Howard May field were project leaders, lliey ul.o made curtains for the school house. Priduy Holmes, tldon MeCoin, , Frarik Houiton and Hemy Iurfe are ridinx m the mountains looking for cattle that were not gathered in the Octotier roundup. ! Mr. und Mrs. Marshall CU verier I and wn, Krrol Hay, wTe vi-ilors Sunday ut the home of Mr. and Mm. Vernon ClevenKer. Mr. S. S Minks wat a visitor at llie J. P. liok home Monday Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morse of Prine- i ville were guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howard. Mm. Tye Kennels and two children of Kedmond are spending fw days at the home of 1m.-r parents, Mr. and Mm Lee Morton. j Miss Dorothy Wiley of North Ked mond spent the week-end at the home of her brother-in-law and ms tcr, Mr. and Mrs. Murshall Cleven r. ! Mr and Mm. J P."Ujok have re- c-ived wcrd that Mrs rVxk's mother. ; Mm. Julia Farrott, who has been in the hmpitul in Portland has im proved enough lo get fut of the hon pital. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Hummer and vjn, Billy, uf Bend were visitors at the Holmes ranch Sunday. Mlss Helen Morton spent Tuesday night in Redmond with her sister. Mm. Tye Kennels. Mr. and Mm. Vernon Clevenger attended the Houk Motor company's Christmas party in Bend Saturday evening. CATS OF 75TII (.KNKRATION Walla Walla. Wash. UI- Cats within the walls of the Washington Mate penitentiary have reached the 75th generation now. The last cen- ; sut of the feline dv nasty showed 50 cats in the prison that are direct de scendants of those acquired in 1887 to keep the institution free of rats. Phone 92 CLEAN-UP COSTUME JEWELRY IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS REGROUPED AND REPRICED Valuet to rn J7t $1.25 Now llr.rrlcl $1.95 Now 79c Mermers Shoe Store B.(iS IIOSt-CCSTl MK JKWFJ.RY 9:i7 Wall StrreC Across from Woolworth's OPEN EVENINGS FRIDAY - SATURDAY mm Give Furniture and YouVe Sure of the Happiest Christmas Ever No other present can take the place of beautiful furniture to add new loveliness to your home! And if the family poolsthemoneyusuallyspentontrifles.it is possible to give the home a really worthwhile present easy terms avanaoie u aesirea. $1.00 Delivers a 1940 ZENITH RADIO For Cririjlmas! Priced At Low At $14.95 CEDAR CHEST Matched Walnut With Cedar Lining $19.95 Occasional Chairs A Gift For the Home! $5.95 $49.50 BED DAVENO Special $34.50 TWO FOR ONE! Wardrobe Case and Overnite Bag Both .$7.95 Knee Hole Desks A Popular Gift Item! $14.95 Truly, a warm friend In cold weather! Lose that chilly feeling . . . drink Blitz- S Weinhard all winter long! Respect your preference for beer in bottles or on ft draught, but whichever It may be... S GUARANTEE YOURSELF this famous beer by specifying . . . Blitz-Weinhard! g l GUARANTEED j) SATISFYING hi "lC$ or your money back Jrl J gi acnrMiii t. tk Una, .1 Um I S it Amazing Gift Value! $19.95 Simmons & ri Innerspring Mattress? II For Only U With Purchase of B. P. Johns or Fashion-Flow BEDROOM SUITE Priced At $49.50 $59.50 $69.50 $79.50 $89.50 $99.50 GIFT VALUE! $12.50 Floor Lamp For Only . With the Purchase of Kroehler or B. P. Johns Living Room Suite PRICED AT $59.50 $69.50 $79.50 $89.50 $99.50 $1 19.50 FLOOR LAMP Regular $10.50 Value! Complete $g9S TABLE LAMP 22 Inches High! Complete $2,95 jCOMPANYj Bond & Minnesota Free Delivery Within 100 Miles Phone 32J Exciting News For Thrifty Shoppers! SAMSON CARD TABLES '2.98 -'3.98 CnCEl Two Double lIVEC Coasters with each $"2.93 tablo and hand some stained wood card stand with each &1.98 table. Redmond Directory Is Being Compiled Redmond, Dec. 21 Compilation of a city directory for Reumond. now under wny here under the direction of H. J. Kellry. is being used as an opportunity to take a census of the town and will also include contribu tory residential areas which lie just outside the city limits, Kclley said today. Kelley is making a complete door-to-door census, ascertaining the names and occnont'ns ofhmh.ind and wife at each house, names and ages of children, names of other resi dents of the house, and post office box number where the residents are living in rented property. The work is now nearly half finished, he said, and is expected to be complete by about January 10. Three or four hundred books will be printed. The completed volume is expected to answer a question much discussed here, namely, just how big is Redmond The most skillful Indian wood carvers were those of the northwest roast A KODAK makes a perfect gift . . . Capture the memories of happy oc casions in a perfevt recording with an Eastman Kodak. You could buy a more expensive gift, but never a more pattslactory one! KODAK JUNIOR Single Lens $ 7.75 Bimat Lens $10.00 F.4.5 Lens $22.50 Kodak Vigilant $17.00 F.0.3 Leas Recomar $54.00 KODAK BANTAM F.4.5 Lens $22.50 '35"with F.3.5 Lens $33.50 Duo "620" F.3.5 Lens $52.50 Brownie Camera . $ 1 .00 up Triprods Carrying Cases Filters Photo Floodlights Distributed by Western Wholesalers, Inc HEADQUARTERS FOR EASTMAN AND BELL AND HOWELL MOVIE CAMERAS AND EQUIPMENT Symons Bros. Jewelry and Art Store IS 43 1940' THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK Takes Pleasure in Announcing the Advancement of Their Representative Earl S. Butler to the position of Disttict Manager for Central Oregon, with head quarters in the L. E. Garrison Building, 331 Sixth Street, Redmond, Oregon. Phone 153. In the comparatively brief period of lime that Mr, Butler has been associated with the company he hat shown aa understanding of the Life Insurance business and the needs cf the client to such a marked degree that we have felt justified in this recognition. A careful analysis of earh individual case and then a recommenda tion of the type of contract and the amount needed to furnish the protection desired U Mr. Butler's method of procedure. ,J "THE BEST IN LIFE INSURANCE SERVICE" - Ls his motto, with the result that once a policy holder alway a trirnd. Wc recommend .Mr. Butler to you when you ore consider ing the purchase of Life Insurance. WILBUR K. HOOD, Manager : 412 Corbett Building Portland, Oregon
