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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1941)
PAGE TEN THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. 1941 Co-Eds Display Driving Talent For Army Work GUARANTEE MONEY SAVERS At Lowest Possible Everyday Prices fTlARVt ACE l3f THE A Brand New BLEACH and One o the BEST on the MARKET. PINT FREE With Any Size Purchased Quart size Vi gal. size Gallon size Pint Free! Free! Pint Free! 10c 33c Corned Beef can 23c Swift's Chili 2 cans 25c Swift's Vienna Sausage 3 cans 29c Swift's Oleomargerine .lb. 20c SWAN SOAP By the Mdlerc of Rinso 4 medium bars 23c 3 giant bars... 29c APPLE BOX PEARS APPLE BOX PEACHES Bartlett Full Boxes Hales or Elbertas 98c 1.29 Sugar 10 lbs. 61c R Milk 4 cans 35c I Flour 49 lbs. $1.98 (2.-. Pounds l-57) (Case 3.89 Brooms each 29c Grapefruit . .3 cans 29c Potato Chips . .pkg. 35c H . H Blue Bell Found Packages WHEATIES . . . . 3 Packages 29c SHORTENING -YB$s--:& Certo .... 3 bottles 45c B Glo-Coat pt. 59c Jello 3 pkgs. 14c Baking Powder .can 10c Catsup bottle 17c All Flavor K. C Pound Cans Heinz Large Bottles Clorox qt. 14c Salt box 7c Dog Food . . .3 cans 25c (', Gallon ... 23c) 1 Pound Boxes Pard Sanka lb. 35c Or Kaf fee Ha; MAYONNAISE .w. Pint 25c Quart 39c COFFEE All Brands Can Can 29c 57c FLOUR King o! the Kitchen 49 lbs 1.29 GINGER SNAPS ... 2 ib. caddy 25c Featuring Swift's Quality Branded Tender Steer Beef! PILAND'S MARKET HA-dA LO AF PrPrtioned Corrett,y far a Delicious Dish 29t Veal Roast lb. 23c Crown Kih Cottage Cheese . . .pt. 9c Fresh and Creamy Bacon . . . . Ib. 27k Eastern Cured Any Kiwi Piece . Pork Roast .Ib.27ic Lean Cuts Hock Off , Pork Steak lb. 31c Tender Blade Cut Sausage.. Ib.22c Country Style Hartford, rutin. - niineeti- rut coeds soon may he driving ai in v trucks hcui In out a pre diction of Motor Vehicles Coin-1 mlssloner Miuhucl A. Connor thai proix'rly I ruined women could safely and efficiently niiernle heavy army liwisorl trucks ranging in weights up to two and one-half tuna." Ctinnor'a runrlualon was formed after an cxeiimi'nl condueted at New Britain Teacher college. Wo men students who had completed a safe driving course conducted oy llie motor vehicles department took vsi i-l in the test. Mai. Ci. II. Ililnkman of the USth regiment, quartermusier corps. U. S. army, was one of the witnesses. "The general performance was such." said Commissioner Connor, "that we were satisfied carefully selected women, pniperly trained, could well substitute for men in the operation of these type of army vehicles." lie said his office had received many applications from women volunteering for this type work. Connor has asked the army for necessary equipment and permls sion to train the women volunteers. TRANSI-'KKS OK PROPERTY 1 August l.S IWd Deschutes Countv 'Iitle and Ab stract company to Stanley Scott Lot 5 and N'j lot 6, block 7, Park addition to Ilend. Mortgage Everett Dayton to Equitable Savings and Loan association Lot 13, block 25, Northwest Tow n- site company's second addition to uena. Kit her R. Rales to Equitable Savings and Loan association I.ot 4 and N 'i lot 5. block M. orlg inal townsite of Kedmond. August 14 llmln II. C. Dodits to Clarence R. Har vey NWU NW Hot 41, Sec. 2. T. IS S.. R. 12. City of liend to O. E. Rowland - Lot 11, block 7. Kevstone Terrace. Release of Mortgage Pacific First Federal Savings and Loan association to J, K. Rhoden. Satisfaction of Moregage M. J. McDanie) to Joe Muff. August 1.1 Deeds The Shevlm llixon Company to N. A. Peterson - In T. 17 S.. R. 11: in Sec. 27. SE'.. SE'i. except 31.76 acres; in Sec. 34, NEl. NK', ex cept 6 3fi acres: NWXK1., ex cept 36.72 acres: SWl NK'. ex cept 10.25 acres: SE'i NE' SE' NWl, except 38iW acres; NE' SW'. except 6.44 acres; NvVVi SW4. except 29.88 acres; SWt. SW'., except 1.72 acres. In T. 20 S.. R.'ll. in Sec. 5. SWU NWK, and W' SW; In Sec. 6. SEU SE'.. Thomas I. Powell to James D. Arbow Lot 6, block 4, River Terrace. Carl V. Erickson to William J. Cain S. 55 ft. lots 28. 29. 30. 31 and 32. all block 47 Wiestoria. Also part hit 32, block 47, Wiestoria. Catherine Knickerbocker to Maurice G. Hitchcock W' SW; SE'i SW'i and SW'i SE'i. Sec. 10. T. 15 S.. R. 10. Anna Brosterhous-to Ivan F. Thatcher-Lot 6. block 2, Lava road addition to Bend. i Mortgage Guy P. McLaghlln to Bank of Bend Lot 9, block 7, Davidson's addition to Sisters. Assignment of Mortgage ; J. W. Copeland Yards to Allied Building Credits, Inc. August lfl Deeds ! WinthroD A. Foley to O. L. ! Stacy-SE'4 NE'i, Sec. 3. T. 15 S.. .R. 13. 1 Mabel Huston, Admn., to Sophie Bennett SW!4 NW"4 and W'j I aw , aec. ii, una rscft, anu : 3" See. 13, 1. 21 5., rt. 2U. ! Paul Santo to Henry W. Bull Lot 3, block 80, Bend park. August IB Deed WesternLoan and Building com pany to Charles A. Hill N. 40 ft. lot 19, block 9. Highland addition. ; Mortgage McKinley Stoffel to Federal Land Bank-SEV4 SE'i, Sec. 22: and SW'4 SWVi, Sec. 23, all T. 17 S., R. 14. . t McKinley Stoffel to Land Bank Commissioner SE'i SEVi. Sec. 22; and SW'i SWA, Sec. 23, all T. 17 S., R. 14. I O. J. Moore to Equitable Sav ings and Loan association All I lots 1 and 2, block 8, Redmond ' Townsite company's first addition ' to Redmond. I William L. Stollmack to First National Bank of Portland Lot 3, block 5, Bend. August 19 Deeds Guy Rohbins to P. A. Erickson Lot 9, block 27, Highland addi- , tion to Bend. I Howell Roberts to David Zum- wait Lots 8, 9 and 10. block 51 'Center addition to Bend, and lot ! 13, block 112, first addition to Bend ; park. Elizabeth Reynolds to Eleanor I Bechen E',4 lot 11, and all lot 12, , block 1, Plnelyn park. O. H. Rowland to P. A. Erlck- mrf W Hlftfl it, OUTFIT NOW! School days are practically here again. Bring your boy down get him outfitted now for he whole year AND SAVE! We have everything he needi in clothes . . . at prices that save you money. SCHOOL PANTS Ev.ry boy nc.dt pltnty ot tchool pantt thtt r. m.dn to ttind Ik. wear h.'ll qiv. them. Cordi. Froth p.ntt, boyt' and young m.n't drett panti. BOYS' CORDS $1.9552.65 Ages 6 to III YOUNG MEN'S CORDS $3.5055.50 Can't RuM "Km The Hrt Made! FROSH PANTS $165 Sle II to Itt (Young Men's Sle - DRESS PANTS $1.9552.50 up Boy's Mies (Young Men's, All Colors M.ttl I pi Boys' Shirt Dl b !n aIam Mm ft RAllafMf !n QliM J tk.t. w.ll known ihirtt by Tom Sawyer. Sii.t to I41. Tom Sawyer leather and YhI I SWEATERS SCHOOL SUITS nJCff?ln I Ages 6 to Id llravy All toloni From $8.95 $7.95 5c "P Weyenberg Shoes $1.98 up All leather Many Styles Slies l p to fl Slack Socks pr. 15c and 25c All Colors Plain and Patterned Underwear each 25c Shirts and Shorts T-Shirts each 50c Sport Shirts $1.00 up Uing and Short Sleeves Loafer Jackets $4.95 Waterproofed Small, Medium and l-arge sizes son - Frontage of 350 feet on new The nalles-calltornia nignway, beginning at SE corner of NE'i NW.Scc. 17. T. 18 S., R. 12. .Mortgages Fdna F. Hi'hvmer to P. A. Erick son Lot 8, block 15, Highland ad dition. Bruno Relf to Vernlre Wlnslow W'i NW'i, Sec. 5, T. 15 S., R. 15. Satisfaction of Mortgage Ravmond F. Jones to William A. Lynch. Assignment or .Mortgage Vernlce Wlnslow to Bank of Bend. GOVERNOR TO CONVENTION Salem, Aug. 21 dli-Governor Charles A. Sprague left Salem to day to attend the annual state con vention of Elks at Astoria. The governor wos scheduled to give the oddress formally opening the conclave. Sprague was not ex pected to return to the executive offices until next Monday. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received by Mr. Frank B. Wire. State Game Supervisor of the Oregon State Game Gommlsslon at the Oregon Building, Portland, Oregon, until 2:00 P. M., September 5, 1941, for the Construction of Rearing Ponds at the Oak" Spring Trout Hatchery, located approximately three miles north of Mnupln, OrcRon, on the Deschutes River; for the construc tion of a Cottage at the Diamond Lake Trout Hatchery, Diamond Lake, Oregon; and for the Con struction of the Cold Storage Building, less cold storage equip ment, at the Klamath Trout Hatch ery near Fort Klamath, Oregon; for the Oregon State Game Com- mission, Oregon Building, Port land, Oregon, and will then and there be opened ami publicly read aloud. Bids received afti-r the time fixed for otiening will not be considered. Plans, Specifications and Form of Contract Documents may be examined at the offices of Konld A Schneider, Architects, 1009 Spald ing liuikltng, Portland, Oregon, and a set of said Plans, Specifica tions, and Forms may be obtained at the office of Roald Schneider, Architects, 1009 Spalding Building, Portland, Oregon, upon deioslt of $10.00. The full amount of deposit for one set of documents will be re turned to each actual bidder with in a reasonable time after receipt of bids. Other deposits will be refunded with deduction not ex ceeding the actual cost of repro duction of the drawings, upon the return of all documents in good conditions within 30 days after the date of opening bids. Each bid shall be accompanied by a certified check, cashier's check or bid bond (with authorized surety company as surety) mode payable to the Owner In amount not less than 5 of the amount of bid. The Oregon State Game Com mission reserves the right to re ject any or all bids, and to waive informalities. No bidder may withdraw his hid after the hour set for tho open ing thereof, or before award of contract, unless said award Is de loyed for a period exceeding 30 days. FRANK B .WIRE, Supervisor. Oregon State Game Commission First publication Aug. 21, 1941. Last publication Aug. 28, 1941. 6571c Defense Savings Bond Commiftee To Be Organized Organization of the I x-si hulcs County Ik'frnse Savings Bond committee will take place lit a breakfast to he hrld lit 8 o'clock Friday morning In the Pilot Hutle Inn. A. I. O. SrhueliT. chairman, announced today. To assist with the organization of the committee and to Instinct members of their functions, a group of slate defense Ixind lead ers will be In Rend for the break fast meeting, rrcutliig tliclr trip of two weeks ago when Srhuolcr was unable to call the committee together. From Portland will lie present Ted R. Gamble, slate administra tor; Palmer lloyt, stale chairman; Robert S. Farrell, Jr., chairman or I hp stale ss-akers' committer; Howard F. Iitoiuvtle, chairman of the state governmental com mittee; Ray Conway, assist. ml ad ministrator and George II. God frey, deputy administrator. p'svm.'svm.'svm.-m.'Vsv.'' W 1IIIIITI 1 lllt'L' diHltnrllwe hold f THE 1IES() i j Brnadwar at Oak 81. jj For All Forms of INSURANCE SEE Lumbermens Insurance A 957 Wall Slr.t 7 Phon. 17
