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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1940)
pace Eicnt the iiENn bulletin. rF.xn, onroos. Wednesday, august 21. 1010 HEADS TALKING i WARSHIPSALE Cabinet Men and War Chiefs Confer INVENTOR HORIZONTAL 1, 5 Pictured American Inventor. I Nomadic Persian race. 9Pi-t 11 To impart energy. Answer to Previous Putile JN. I V AA AUF ALU CI A.u.v.tni.Tfc.i' fc UARL IOYajl. Not-d for Authorization! IJrbt)-. Question Is 1 en Kt- IN tr W U I (SI (Nil I Mi- M I EAP I RFSPL AM IS To load j 1C Vicious. I 17 Building lot. I 18 To depend on. rour, .a pPi,ii. tnc 21 Old wagon of the armed services mot today ! tracks. In a conform believed to -on-1 22 Greek god of Washington, Aug. 2 cabinet mcmliers .ml the chiefs corn proposals for making U. S. naval dfslroyi-rs available to Cn-at Itritiifn. I I'articipanls lit the meeting were Acting Secretary of State Sumner Welles. Secretary of ! SI Holt Navy Krank Knox. Secretary ofi 32 Neuter war. JO Slothful. 27 InUirent. 29 Citizen. 30 Genus of bees. IS Baseball team. HANKER -C AKlLJQF A VE'ST R NTTS E 38 To emulate. 39 Sol tales. 41 Daring. 42 Varnish mgredienis. 43 Ye. 44 Pertaining to air. LAMELLA NtAI mi .in MU8 BpanJ DSHDl t-Al War Henry L. Stimson. Attorney I pronoun. tlencral Robert II. Jackson, Chief S Enthusiasm, of Army Staff t;oorge C. Mar-1 34 Fittings, shall, and Chief of Naval Oiiera-1 S6 Small fly. tions Harold II. Stark. 37 Observes. The conference was held at the Justice department, where attor neys recently have been busily studying legal questions Involved in the proposal to sell, trade and otherwise make available destroy ers -perhaps 50 or more- to Bri tain. Jackson interrupted his va cation in upstate New York to come to Washington for the meet ing. Great Britain's request for American destroyers to make up for war losses in her own fleet has boon stronely supported bv General John J. Pershing. Am bassador William C. Bullitt and others. -It has been denounced with equal vigor bv Sen. Burton K. Wheeler, D.. Mont, and others who feel it would be a long step toward direct American involve ment in the war. Lawyers have been in conflict over whether any deslrovers could be made available to Rrit.iin without specific authorisation hv I congress. President Roosevelt never has expressed any opinion on the sub ject DUhliclv. At Hvde Park vm. terday. he asked reporters not to ! speculate about the matter. 46 lie invented the machine. 47 His invention revolutionized the dressmak- 1! Guns. ing . 13 Told lies. VERTICAL 1 Now his machine is run by 2 Pipe smoke. 3 Fury. 4 Bee line. 5 Mist. 6 Unit. 7 You and me. 9 To tolerate. 10 Refined woman. 16 Wagers. 17 Fine river mud. 18 Polishes. 20 To prepjti for publication 21 Destruction. 22 Particle. 23 Pertinent. 24 Half an em. 23 He lived in the Uuilcd 27 Gaiter. 28 Drunkard 30 Sound of sorrow. 33 Tedium. 34 Malefactor. Si More fastidious. 36 To tlirive. 37 Fern seeds. 40 Affirmative vote. 4 1 Common verb. 42 Circular wall. 44 August (abbr.). 45 Chaos. KM Oil!) tl' 1lt S KKS ! A must 14 I I'ur.lal lirl.-i.ie of .1lorl::iiie ' I' UM :iiimiitl liank to I vs Iclinles r'nrmcin Warehouse. ' ICelcasc of Mor.tuv I I'anU i I llcnit In Stephen V ! Williams. j Mortgage I ( A. Loop to tiiMjh!c Savings and I. nan - Lois V. 10. hhai , ! Il igei s addition to IVilimir.il Paul 1.. inuiilley to Kimiluhlc Savings and I.ikiii l.nls -I. S, li, 7, ti'.ii k J, I.vtle. II.T.K Paul I.. llumllry In Hal: h K. lliirtnn S' SK', SL"'t i'is Jti. ' T 111. S. II. II. I The Brooks Scanlon I. umber Company Inc.. to I luyd I.. Town l l.u k IS. Iills 'I to ti, block III, lots I I i S. 11 I i III, l.lork 'nl, Wles tut ia. lYniial nivalin Kissl l'ninwnv In I'lvd llodivkrr I'iiit ul l sins'l, Ib-diiiond. Deed Western Loan uinl lliiilding CninMiiv to I'anvl II. Kslitk Lit I. l.liM-k 4J, Northwest Town I Mle company s seitiiul addition lo I llcnil. I II II. Sheldon In A. I., t). Kehuc I ler l.nls IV to a.'. bliK-k 4H, lols i!l In IC, li'in-k 4!l. lots 1 to H. li 1 i III. hi. irk Ml. Wiestoi la. August IK Satisfaction of Mortgage Pari lie r'lrst Kistcriil Savings I I nan in .. ,s. KoIm-iIs send Lots -1, 5. ti. Iijm k 7. ILgh lluii.e Owners' lawn c'iirMira i.iiiu uiuiiiiiin. i noil in rie 1, I irst National lunk In On-gon Trail Manufacturing Com nn Part NWk, MC', NW, NL'1,, NW', NK-4 See. :U. T. 17. S. II 1 l-. I J ilkey IHfllH Paaiitun tn Conliin I" Lot in, bliKk l'., Hed Hoy Stlillll inoiul. Hoy K. Li-isher In L. A. lUn ke Jib' hp I lia 59 MO j JRl pi El' 1 n Hl n 1 1 1 h Knights of Columbus Win Attendance Prize The Bend Knights of Columbus came home from the annual pic nic held Sunday at Union creek. j with the attendance prize, taking u lor ine tnira consecutive year, according to the Oregonian." Five, hundred persons, mem bers and families, were present at the picnic Miss Marie Willis of Bend received the title "queen of Cascades." at coronation ceremo nies conducted by District Dep uty L. J. Normand of Bend. Klamath Falls won the Softball title by defeating Medford, 5 to 0, and Bend. 11 to 4. Redmond Asks For Mail Carrier Service Redmond. Aug. 21 Petitions being circulated by a group of Redmond women asking for letter carrier service for Redmond al ready carry several hundred sig natures, members of the group re ported today. Six petitions are In circulation, in charge of Mrs. Walter White. Mrs. Frank Bednarick. Mrs. John Berning, Mrs. Viola Olsen, Miss Osborne, and Mrs. Charles De tloos. Any resident of Redmond who would receive mail under the proposed new service may sign the petitions. Circulators are anx ious to obtain as many signatures as possible. Petitions were drawn up by Max Cunning, city attorney, at the request of the group. Mrs. White, who initiated the movement, ex- rttoRrLT Prou " Cancer u th chief raus of e'h ihii " ouscw,ves h among women from ages of 33 to 14 felt that Redmond, now a city of years, according to latest statistic. nearly 2,000 people, should have this service. An obstacle previously In the way of letter carriers for Red mond was removed last fall when house numbers were installed on all residences. Redmond CCC Camp Designing Shields Redmond. Aug. 21 Comany ' shields, similar in design to the coats-of arms of ancient warriors, and emblematic of the occupations and interests of various units of the company, arc being designed in the educational department at Camp Redmond for company 5t"9. William Hahn. enrollee who is doin most of the art work, ex plained that the boys in each bar racks suggested the designs they would like to have on their partic ular shiPld. and that he is working these suggestions into a design which will be symbolic of the group it represents. Work on the big North Unit canal figures prominently in this heraldry, with designs ranging from a picture of the big ditch itself to a Jackham mer. Cooking utensils call to mind the kitchen police detail. There will be a shield for the company, and one for each bar racks. Painted on plywood and shellacked, the finished shields will be placed in the company day-room. MACILLS Nationally Known Drugs at Lowest Advertised Prices! Alarm Clocks 98c Your Favorite Home Remedies at Lowest Prices Anywhere 60c Alls Selhor 49c 60c Sal Hepatica 49c 60e Bromo Seltzer 49c 60c Montholatum 53c 75c Listerine 59c 50c Pond's Cream 39c $1.25 Petrolagar 89c $ 1.00 Squlbb's Oil 89c $1.00 Jorgen's Lotion 79c 50c Feenamint 43c 25e Anacin 1 9c 75c Bayer's Aspirin 59c 50e Lysol 43c $1.00 Vitalii ....79c $1.00 Fitch Shampoo 89c 70e Vateline Tonic 63e $1.00 N. R. Tablets 89c 50e Pablum 39e $1.20 SMA 94e 85e Danin 79c 75e Dextri Maltoss 63e 75c Flotcher's Castorii 59e Reliable Time Keeper TOOTH PASTE AT SAVINGS! 50c Ipana 39c 40c Pepsodent 33c 50e lodent 33c 50c Forhan's 39e 50c Milk of Magnesia . 33c 50c Listerine 33c Lunch Kits. $1.19 ley Hot Bottle and Metal Lunch Box 2 Ounce LI J a Quest Powder ...3ic Headquarters Deluxe m Kotex Belts 33c Or 68'Modess $1.00 aces-Trusses Kotex $1.00 Suspensories 4o's Tampax 98c Supporters - Belts Nisi How land t-i Ralph Uiirtun ! 1'ai t "of lot Hi. Sothnian addition I.OIJ 4. .1. li. 7. Murk l.yllr. August 1. Satisfaction of MortKSKe Orlyn S. Phillips to Carl N Petersen. Raymon 1 F. Jones to Max A. ' blink X River Trrraiv Cunning. IW.N .Mortgage Kxlenslon A-iwim-nt I!. C. Nelson to William Mont R. K. Lynd to Federal Farm eoir.erv Lot 111. S'a lot 17. block Mortgage Corporation. Ul. River Terrace. .MortKageH Ceorge Uingford tn Ijiura K. to KrJnion .'.usu.t 17 Mortgage William Montgomery to IVs 'hutes Federal Savings and Loan Asr.iKiation Lot hi. S'v loS 17. A. I- O. Srhueler to IVs.-liules Federal Savings and Loan Asso ciation lxits 17 to .12 inclusive. New lands .W NW1 See. T. IS. S. I! 12. Mary Kllen Crlffin to Llmer Wilson Lot H. hloek 2ti, lloule varit addition. Hal, .Id M. McKay to Fred C. lirlstlin NW Ni:' II, T. Hi. S. It U. Cbarlrs F. Wvman tn lirialil II. Mouiv Luis II. 12. block 2. Rislnioud TowiiMie i'uiiian's lirst iul.lilli.il. I "i m'IiiiIi.h isniniv In Mm I .an ra Newlands N NW'. Sis-. 2.'i, T. IN. S It. 12. August 111 Heleam nf MorlKugea I 'an lie I 'Irst Ked.-nil Savings and Loan tn Dale V. Iloiii her I'. A. LrlrksiMi In A J. Mimhv. Mortgage KMeimliin Agreemeiil W. Ilnyd .Siinnioiis In I'e.leral Farm Mortgage Cm iiatlon. Asslxni'il Mortgage R. V. C. Mortgage Company In Washington Mutual S a v I n h lUink. IsiN Dale V. Boucher to Claude W. Vanllii.skeil , j ,it H. Ili.liMin Slnciim ucrrage. R. P. h rani-isi-o tn Lulu M. Hop york Uns 1. 2. blm k laH. .Second addition to Uend I'mk. August '.'(I Release of Mortgage Hank of Ill-nil tn Myrtle S. : Thompson. Hunk of Rend tn Myrtle K. i I'houiusnn. K. J. Abrahamsnn In Myrtle S. i Thompson. Mnrlgage i Tower Theater l'ii wiatlin tn I S. A. lllakley Uils U. is. I, k ' r i:iti:TNTTK iti ii ihn; M.inigoniei y, Ala. Ala liaiiui Is ilaiiiiliig lo eris t a new $.i4ii.imhi male ollin- Imllilliig in Ihe near Inline In relieve Hie Ml.llll on si veial rinwilisl stale deiartiiii'tital iiiiIIn. I, fi ll I. IKs-ils t 'It y of I U' m I In James I. Ci lndlc l.nls I, 2. hliH k S, Wles lorla. Moilgage ('oiiipiny for Ainer I. a lo I Iviioiheek I .iiiul Cinuinnv N i-: "i sw1,, Sis-. :n. T. is. it II. W NKs, Sec aw. r II, s. it in. W'i NK' Sisv II. T. H'.. S It 12. W's SK1.. NK'i SK'.. Sin'. Mi, T. II. S. It. HI. NW', SW Sis .11. T. M, S It II. Myrtle S. Tlionipson In Tower Theiiter t'ni nllon Lois I I, IS, block -I, Hend. mi Mr wi m n on- ti jail Womlblliy. N. J. ;eorge Long, 2H, was M-nlemvil In .'Ml das In Hi unly Jail ili spile Ms pica tli.it lie did mil bleak mil of Jail while bring held on a ill', mildly romliii'l rhiilge. Long said Hie Jailer Inlgot In lia k Ihe door 1111 lll.it he "Jllsl walked oil!." rHervous Restless I Cr.nkr' ll-.ll'"' l.lflPI I " l-l-'P'11" IIIIIN lly Amuiyil In Mil IV l.m.K Imii'lloilal Ulnln" and miillil UlU"' Tlirn H I. Villa It I'liiHuOli Vw lubla -nnitnilnt. I'lukliiii' I'imii IMiiuid U Uimm fur lirlpllig rikIi liinil.iwii. lirnou lsnilllU'li Mli" miiia'Jy t.r auinvn. WUHI'il THVINIII Crankshaft 'and Brake Drum Grinding H.MTflH' A NO ACKTYI.fAK WIJ HIN4. ' MtlltMt KKI tlNlinlOMNti KAIIIATOK KH'AIKIMi I tl.VNKt "IIMi KIHIS KKIIAIIItm i) MAIN BKAKINI.K LINK IK1HKII ALL WORK GUARANTEED! Bennett's Garage & Machine Shop IK tirrrnwnod Best F.qulppcd Shop In ( rnlral ()lron I'lionc 710 CKNKKAI. 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