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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. 1941! PAGE FIVE Local News Itlll VV K NHVIHUt Ti-iiiH-ralure: III p. in., IHI d nl HI a. in.. ID degree. Ba riMiiclcr (reduced In He. level I: III rl. III., .10.UM Incite ; l B. ill., MII.IKt lulic. Kcluilve liiiinlillly: III p. hi., 711 per cent; IU a. m.. In n-r rent. 'lH'lly id wind: III p. in., ralm; III a. in.. S mile, prevailing direction of Mlntl: Miullirasl. A man lij;c IIiviim w.i IsMicd ) l, i i l.i y in Miaa Ijhiiii Wlilttcii, nf Kcilitiiind, unit Klmiin tivcil.ind rr, ut Ti-riclMinne. Mm. M.illlc I'l.iwfmil mill Minn Millile 1! l.lvcajiy vlsllcd 1.11 ill if tit ill I In' Kills KiIkIiikIiiii rmirh near Mater. Mm. Kili:iii(:iuii is Mm. ( raw find il.mclilir Mr. mill Mm. Wilfred Humes mi' In Ill-nil viMti Irit; Willi her un cilia, Mr mill Mm. K. N. Vim M.nic. They will le.ivc .Siindiiy lur hnhli'i'. when- I hey will in.iki' tlirlr Inline. Ki'ii Smilcr. ut ItciHclcy, tilll., In III llcnd, trmiiiiirliiiu IiinIiick iiikI vMllnn w llli friends. Mm. John M.iImiii returned In-! nlKlit 1 1 1 mi I. ok Aiicclcs, where nlii nlli'iiili'il I hi' minuiil Al.iika YukiMi Smiiiliiiili ciinvciilliin. 1'nlilrlii I liiiili'iHiin ami Nan rlli' KiiK'HI returned lunt nliiht limn u In Iff trip tu I'lirtlaml. Minn I 'jlltlllM- I.IkIiIiiit Ullil l(ol crt Ij-.irh, iniih ii St. I'aiil, Minn., Iftl tml.iy fur llii-lr limnc. They have Ikm'H kuikU nf Mr. anil Mm. lienigc I'liiicc, Hi Kulllc lake. Mm. Killth (i.illimny it-turned tu her himii In Scuttle. Wash., this mill nlni! after visIIIuk fur tin pan! two week wllh tier liriilhcr, YV. A. It.ihn. at Mlllie.iu. Ml I Mime I avi'iiNirt, itiui;htir of Mr. anil Mix. John I uvcnHirt. of I 'iirt l.niil, returned In Iht home tiNt.iy alirr vlslliue in licnd fur tin' luitl In il.iyn Willi lii-r annl. Mm. I'lill K. Hi "l.'. ill. Mm. T Y. Kunl. whu h.ia In-cii vltiiini; In the llcnd community Willi lu r hi "I In 1 and alslcl III Uiw. Mr. mid Mm. K. I llamhy. l.-tl Hum iniiinliii: lur Iht limne In ('lUMhVUIl', 'll'llll. MlM -'lll ,H a sun uLittuncd al tlii' I'l'iiilli tiin air h.ise. Hoy Nlral ami two children, lul and J. iik. Ii'lt ll-iiil Wednesday niuinini; lur Cl.iyiun. Tr.i. Tin y Something E Win ' b W Have You Tried . the new method of paper curling? Eipecially recommended for fine or difficult hair .... doel not leave the hair dry or brittle! Ash about this method at Slate's Beauty Shop 825 Will Street Phone 171 But were Itttfoq em qo Here at Houk Motor Co. 1933 Ford V-8 Tudor Original paint, rihhI tires, clean Interior. This ear ready to Rive many miles of ood lransMirta Hon. $195 1939 Ford V-8 Coupe Atlrarllve TallMwIe tiroy finish. Thnrouirlily reeondltlomil mo tor. f irst class I Ires ami uphol stery. Kconiiiov l Ii. p. motor. $545 . 1939 Ford V-8 Pickup Itc finished like new. New Urea. Ha Ii. p. motor, has (aiwer to si mi re. $545 I I I I 4 I'll I I I I I . . I MUSIIIIWIIIHU'.l OwTWj ItOMON O I ZfV( have la'cn vlnltlliK lien- Willi Mr. anil Mm. Chris Nlcar. Mian Avonnr I it'll CiilPinan, of I'm Hand, la In llcnd Vlslllng ut On' hoini' nl her parents, Mr. and ' Mm. W. t;. Cnlcituin. ! Mr. and Mm. Chris MllliT, nf I'liriland, iff truest al the home nf Mr. iiinl Mia. Charles (jiicatl. They drove In Crater laki- yrattT I day. I JainiH MiNiy, who tlviwl III Iti'inl In V.y and ualalid In lh riinalriirlliin of many of tin- rally day liulliliiiKa ln if. al.irli'd Ida n 1 1 in ll trip lii Ida hciiiii' In Oakdali-. Call! , tills ni'ii nliiK. nfliT vlalllnii i In I (-nil wllh Ida nhif, Mm. Iiyili- lll.iklry. Whlli' In (Vnlnil Ori'Kun, I MiK'uy hIko vIhIIimI In I'rlnrvllli'. i Hii' liaal II. S. navy nvrulltnif 'uffliv will Ik (limed Itlla Hllrl iiikiii, Kllday hihI S.ilurday, Jnhn jShaiH'. nirultlni' oKliiT, hii I nuiiiKi'd today. Miarn' and Mm. 'Shai'iN mv giiltitt to I'oitlatid tn jday In t.ikf niiI In Inalallalliin I ii'ii'iiionU'a of tin' Klii't Hi'M'-vc i aaacK'lallnn, mid llli' ladli a auxll lary nf Ihi1 aaaiN-lallon. 'I'hry will i i'l ut ii Sunday 1'Vi'iilnif. and thr li'i rultlnu oftliv will be iim-ii Mon day ininiilnic, Sliarpi' aald. Mr. mid Mm. John Wilkinson, of W. iii.i. Kana., al l Ivi'il last llliilll fur u Vacation visit ut I hi' noun' of Mr. mid Mix. I.. C. Ibiwns. Mm. I tow ns Is ii alalrr of Wilkinson's. Sidni'y I., 'riiiiiiiisiin, of I 'oi l land, flidd suH'ilnli'ndi lit for Hip niniTii'tiry crop mid wed loan lirani'li of the U S. department of act Iculiiiie, was In Iti'inl on husl lu'ss lialay, und will leave for hi liuine tomorrow nliht. I'slle M. St-ott, atate treasurer, and Ij'wIs Crlffllh, miiriary of the itale land ttoard. both of Salem, were III llenil today, and xMnl thi' afieniiMin rihMn.tlnif slate lanils In the Madras country. j lloy foyner. of llonanji, K. H. Coyner. of I lilKlmro. M.ulon Coy ner and son Wesley, of Kedmond, Kranklln 1'avldsuii. ol I aveiiMirt, l.i.. Whit Coyik-r, I'ralic t'oyner. i Jack (.'. Iiavts mul Halph lirlmea letuined yi'sirrd.iy Irom their iin mil I lliitf day fishlnc trip to lay lor Kuril. ' l-olils I orni'cker. of I'rlnevllle, wax in Henri yesterday, vlklllnR wllh fiii'iuU. William Snillh. of Portland, claims aeent for an Inaiuama company, wax a llcnd husini'ss caller fHierday and today. ' W. W. Hose, of liptne, nuirie a liusiiiexx trip In Henri thlx morn UiK Mr. and Mix T. S. Any l.i ml and Mr ami Mm. John Stelill rt'tuined List night fnim sis'iidlni N 111 day vacailun -iIck1 on the Oreijon IxMiehex. Claude Vallili'Vel l, of Old Hume stead. accnmiani'd liy his nephew. Jack V.indevert, Jr., left today for Hie east. Claude will vtMl In Ken tucky wllh hi brother, Ir. Arthur Vandevert, and Jack will attend the natlunal conventlnn of the Kappa SlKina liatcinliy, as nlll clai delef-ate from the I'nlverslly of (ireeon chapter. In Kivnch l.lck SpiuiKx, Ind. Luther WrlKht. of Wichita. K.in.v. Is In Itend vImIIIiik wllh his hrolhcr. Allien Wrleht. of the CraiiKe Mall district, and with his aster. Mix. J. C. W'ikhIs. This Ix the first time the liroihers have MX'n each other for '111 years, Lu ther said Mm. Homer Thomas, iinri Mm. I .oulx li ving, of Madias. ss'nl the ilay In lli-nri. Mm. Irvlni! wax one ol the Judaea for the lli-nri Cur den cluli's llow-er show. Mr. and Mm. lVte Murphy ami son. of San Kranclsco, who have litx-n In Ik-lid vixltliiK wllh n la I 1939 ' Ford "60" Tudor If you like III' h gas mlleaice her Is your chsnce. A fine III dor wllh that popular All Ik p. motor. Original finish like new. $545 1934 Ford V-8 Tudor Nice appearance, clean Interior. A Very snappy Job. $225 1939 Ford V-8 Tudor A deluxe model. New (Ires all 'round! Kings, Inserts, expand ers, sHilless upholstery. Kxlra nice original finish. Hydraulic brakes. Iarge trunk. 85 h. p. motor. $645 Sa J I HOUK MOTOR CO. In Doghouse? Krihe von I'appn, nlnive, lifter I li-il and (JiHTInf!, is latest Nar.l repnrtrd lo liiivo fallen In ill favor with Hitler bct-auM nf his failure to nrhieve a (ierman Turkish military ullninre while 111 Ankara lis ambassador. lives, will leave today for their home. Tlwy will Is- uceompalilcri on the ifluin trip hy Michael Cremln, also of San Krsiielxco, who has bei-n vlsltlnif In lienri for the past few weeks. Hob MH Ireer, of Kedmond, was In Ik-nri this mornlnti on u busi ness visit. K. I). Morrison, of I'tilladelphla, Is In Henri transacting tiuslness. Morrison Is a reprcxcnlallve of thu HriHiks Scanlnn Lumlsr Company Inr. The Townsend club No. 1 will meet at H o'clock Friday nlKht In the Isiw ninx club nxun. Ilie Hev. and Mrs. ;. It. V. I5ol ster retuitied early, this mot nlnif. I rum a two week vacation trip to Cove. Kred lief-m-r, of Culver, made a business trip Into Henri this morn Inc. Itosa Karnham plans to leave to morrow fur Cliff lake, on an onl ine that will take him Into an isolated part of tin- Cascades, In the I'ackxad lle mountain country He Is to return Wednesday. I'. N. Nelson. Brooks S anion toii nuin, was iviHirtiil resting at his home turiay. Ill for some time, NeUon left home yesterday morn Inij and w hen he failiil to show up for work fear was held that he nilchl have na-l with a mishap. He reiurncd to his home Utter In the day. Secial chllrircnx meetinR 10:.'l0 S.nurd.iy, August 23 al 213 1-il.iy-ette. Lverybixly come. Harriet Mai ling. Adv. bfip Pance every Saturday at Terre hoiiniv Tommy Thompson's or chestra. Adv. 73-ii5-t;7c South Redmond South Knlmnml. Auk. 21 iS ci.ill - Kveretl Hunt of Medfunl was nn ovornluht Uesi of Mr. and Mm. (JeoiKe 11. Taylor, Will-ni-xriay. Mr. and Mm. Walter SMinck and two chlldn-n. of Kvcrelt, Wash., are visIHiik at the tain-Re Taylor home. Mm. Taylor Ix Mm. Ssmek's aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Henson and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Foster had potlurk dinner toeether Sunday at the Foster home. W. K. Luke of Ifa-rkeley. Calif., vlxlled last week at the home of his hrother in law mid sister, Mr. and Mm. F. L. ArmstnuiK. Mm. C. C. Hoyd and daiiKhtem spent Sunday aUcrnonn with Mrs. Hilly Schallhorn and family in Kedmond. Mr. ;uid Mrs. Charles Ryhlisim and two children of I'rincville vis ited at the I .null Foster home Sun day aftermain. Pale Taylor w ho Is employed In the mill at Mitchell, spent List week-end at his home hen1. tieiirce Taylor Is putting up Hoy Newcll's hay this week. Leiuy Wilaon sient the week end at his home here. He ks em ployed by the Tum a l.um Lumbci coniiiuiy in I'rinevllle. Mm. Jack Student Keiit the wi-ck end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John (lakes. Her hus band came alter her Sunday mid her sister, Miss Kelly Onkex, lie comanied them hack to Portland Sunday evening and will spend the week there with them. Mr. and Mrs. Curl Boyd have sold their place and are moving to the valley soon where Boyd has employment. I Miss Iornthy Hentz and Miss Hetty Prlscol, hoih of SokaiH', are siwnilinK a week with Mm. Edwin liauer. Cotlleb Bauer and family are enjoying a visit with his brother from Yakima, Wash. Mm. K. K. Frost of Bend was n week-end Rtiest at the Clayton Cork home. ST0PIES US X t'siini OPTICU 014 WAIL BEND. OREGON Convenient Credit! Glasses Fitted! . Export Eya Totting News of ANN MARCOTTE, EDITOR Reception Fetes Newly-Married s HonorliiK Mr. and Mm. Kveretl Slumund. who were man -led Tues ri.iy, Aug. 12, In Vancouver, Wash., a rei-epllon was held Kunilay even Ini? al the home of Mr. and Mm. Jake Slk-mund. The bride will be rvrru-nits-ri'd as the former Miss Irene HilKera. tJames oeeupli-d the evi-nliiK, with refreshments la-lng served at a late hour. Cues! Included Mr. ami Mm. Clayton K-mmlnKton and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Urea Ihouwcr and son, Mr. and Mm. Jay Dunmyer and family, Mr. und Mrs. W. I'. Hilerrs and famlyl, Mm. A. J. Jeppe and son. Miss Wanarii-e Swagger. Kalph Ki-m-mlngton, Miss Donna Sigmund, Miss 'i.ul Sigmund and Miss Vol ney Jene Sigmund. the guests of honor ami the hoslessea. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Schuller Luci' and daughter, of Portland, and Mr, and Mrs. I). Sig in und und children, of Milwaukee, Wise. Westway Club Picnic Postponed 'Till Tuesday The Westway club picnic for Juniors, which was to have been held today, has been postponed unliy Tuesday, Aug. 24, at has Iss-n annuunix-d. The club itxidf met at the home of Mrs. Frelda Pickett Tuesday afternoon for a pot luck dinner. Members present were Mm. lairo thy KimlM-ll. Mrs. Elsie Wiehl. Mm. Ilea Spi-ncer. Mrs. Lillle Walker. Mrs. Lva Winifm. Mm. Kdith Mclennan and Mrs. Pickett. Mrs. Wiehl won the special prize. Friendly Neighbors Meet for Potiuck Thirti-en memls'm were present for Wedni'sdav's mi-etlng of the Friendly Neighbors club, held at the home of Mm. M. Chittlm. Pot luck luncheon was served. Those present incluileri Vrfc. tJi-orge Fish. Mm. A. Huff. Mm. A. IWielick. Mrs. William Kevell. Mrs. (a-orge Iartt. Mm. 11 L. Jenx,'n. Mm. A. Bosiic. Mm. Otto liruht). Mm. L. Carrlngton. Mm. C. Tapkin, Mm. T. Sink and the hostess. Next meeting will be a potiuck luncheon at 1 o'clock Wednesday, Aug. 27. at the home of Mm. 11 Wood, on route 2. The Rimrnck Riders will meet al 11:30 a. m. Sunday near the fish hatchery in Shevlln park. They will ride along the upper canal in the afternoon. Everyone is to pi-ovide his own lunch. COLUMBIA FOOD PHONE I iAJCJLV.JL I 705 350 COLUMBIA Specials for Friday. Saturday and Monday, August 22, 23 and 25 1 Quick Arrow 25c m. 1 s""bi" u BOTH 23c Total 30c Cookies .lb. 25c Assorted Pancake Flour bag 47c Crown No. IV Bags Pears 2 cans 33c Parkdale or Kallvlew Peas 3 cans 29c Yamhill Corn Flakes 2 pkgs. 17c . Cereal Bow l Free Salt 2 pkgs. 15c I'lain or Iodized TOWELS Zea 2 17c Dill Pickles jar 29c Orcshatn 54 Ounce Jars Tomato Juice can 21c H. and U. 16 Ounce Cans Apricots 2 cans 29c Whole I'npei-led No. 2'j Cans Sugar ..10 lbs. 63c llnncydcw Milk 4 cans 35c Morning Coffee 3 lbs. 85c (iolden West (round Slk 2 rounds ...37c) Flour 49 lbs. $1.98 Swans Down Shortening 3 lbs. 63c Crlsco Ginger Snaps 2lb.bbl.25c MEAT SPECIALS Fresh Side Pork 2 lbs. 49c Pickled Pigs Feet 2 lbs. 25c Colored Fryers Society PHONE S6 t Ll B t ALKMJAU Tonight I 6:30 p. m , Child Study Ciroup, potiuck with Mrs. Eugene V. Clarke. 1037 Harmon. 7:30 p. m.. Degree of Honor, degri-e piaHlce, in Ixjwning ban- ,uel room. i H-f p. m.. Neighbors of Wood craft, in Sal her hall. 1 Friday 1 00 p. m . Ladies Uolf club luncheon. 1 :0t) p. m., B'nri Women's Civic league exi-cutive board, luncheon, I'llie Tavern. 2:00 p. m.. Bundles for Britain, with Mrs. (J. It. V. Bolster, 515 Congn-ss. I 2.00 p. m., Melhorilst W.S.C.S.. . group No. 3, with Mm. K. I. Ham- ,by. 2:00 p. m., Westminster Preshy , lerun sewing circle, with Mm. James liould. on K;ist Cleveland. H:00 p. m.. Rc-liekah lodge, I. O. (). F. li-mple. i i Koho-Blucher Rites Read in Reno Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Koho. 1305. : Fresno, announce the marriage of their daughter, Maxine, to Charles S. Blucher, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Blucher, 1145 Roosevelt avenue. The ceremony was performed Saturday, Aug. 16, in Reno, Ncv. I Accompanying them were Mr. and Mm. Claude Bradbury and Mr. and Mrs. Harley Cornett. After a short wedding trip i through northern California and ' Nevada, the couple returned to Ilend and have made their home at ; 117 Lafayette avenue. I ... Tourney to Start I First round play in the fall j tourname ntof the Ladies Golf I ciub will commence on Friday, with the weekly prize to be given on points for par. Mm. William Naylor was winner of last week's tourney. Hostesses for the 1 o'clock luncheon will be Mm. H. E. Mackey, Mm. James Bushong and Mm. Phil F. Brogan. ... To Have Card Party The Royal Neighbors of Amer ica will sponsor a public card party at 8 o'clock the evening of Labor day, Monday. Sept. 1, in Sather hall, It was dwidod at Mon day night's meeting of the group. Prizes will be given and refresh ments served. The remainder of this week's social meeting was de voted to playing bingo. ... The Bundles for Britain wom en's group will meet at 2 p. m. , Friday at the home of Mm. G. R. V. Bolster. Reg. . . 4 bars 23c Lqe. . . 3 bars 29c To Hold Rummage Sate New as well as used clothing will la- sold at the rummage sale to be held Monday, Tuesday and Wtrineaday of next week. Aug. 25, i 28 awl 27, by the First Lutheran Ladies aid. Tlie sale will be held in the basement of the First i Lutheran church, at the corner of I Wall and I'laho. F.veryone having clothing to contribute la asked to bring it to the church, and anyone who has no means for transport ing the garments to the church may call 5X K, and someone will collect It. Card Party Slated Circles Nos. 2 and 3 of the Calh alic Altar society will hold a public card party on Tuesday, Aug. 2b, I at the parish hall. Card playing 1 will start after a dessert luncheon ! at 1 :30 p. m., with tables arranged I for bridge, pinochle and bingo. ' The public Is Invited. ... The Degree of Honor lodge will I nota a negree practice at i:ju o cl'K'K tonight In the Downing . banquet room. i The gray matter of the brain is; Hi per cent water. Shellhart's Pay-Day Specials Friday Saturday Monday Peaches crate 98c J. IL Hale Peaches crate $1.25 Mary hill Hales Pears apple box $1.00 Bartlett Watermelons lb. 1c Danish Squash each 5c CANNING Ball Mason Jars, ..Qrs. dox. 79c; Pts. doz. 69c Ball Glass Top Jars, Qts. doz. 83c; Pts. doz. 73c Kerr Mason Lids .. . .3 doz. 27c Economy Jar Caps ................doz. 19c Ball Mason Jar Rubbers 3 doz. 10c HONEY Blue Bell Remilar 23c Packages Potato Chips pkg. 19c Freshly Made Peanut Butter . 2 lb. jar 27c Heinr Kresh Sliced Cucumber Pickles . .jar 13c FrtMce-Amtrican Spaghetti 3 cans 25c Diced or Sliced Beers 3 cons 29c Overtook Garden Peas 3 cans 29c H-B Cut Beans 3 cans 33c H and D Whole Kernel Corn 3 cans 41c Mission Tomatoes ...3 cans 33c Dundee Sauer Kraut 3 cans 33c S perry's Wheat Hearts Ige, pkg. 22c Softasilk Cake Flour pkg. 25c S perry's Pancake Row 10 lb. bag 49c BROWN SUGAR .... . 3 19c Swift's Premium Corned Beef . . .2 IVnuison's A Prepared Dish Spagh-Meat Balls Sinclair Hawkeye No. ' Cam Deviled Meat. . .4 ItcRiitar Size Large Size 4 for 23c 3 for 29c PUREX Gallon..... 19c CRISCO Pure Vegetable Shortening 3 lb. can 63c 9 WALL STREET rHswAiT BRITISH SHIPS SI NK Berlin. Aug. 21 diThe tier man high command Mid today that speedboats operating off the Brit- tsh coast yesterday sank a 5,000- NOW SHOWING! It's "ScHrbrin" Again , . . Fwnniar Than Evarl "PUDDIN" HEAD" With Judy Canova Franria lderer Slim Sammervllle Special Roy Kogera Short Keel I. Uri TIM T.IM Bargaw-Nil lie "Cipher Bureau" and "Thundering Frontier" SUPPLIES- Bend's Clover Brand cans 49c 2 ens 29c cans 15c Pacific SUGAR White Safin or Sprecltels 10 lbs. ...63c 25 lbs. ..... $1.57 100 lbs .....$6.19 Pond's Facial Tissue.SOO's 1. ....... 22c Normandy Tissue ..3 rolls 19c Wax Paper, 125 foot roll.. .............13c Zee Towels, 150's ...roM 9c Napkins, 80, embossed pkg. 9c Fels-Naptha Soap .10 bars 47c SIX DELIVERIES DAILY ton tanker ami a 4,004 -ton freighter from a strongly protect ed convoy. Ormua plars wera credited with sinking a freighter of 3,000 tons from another convoy, alsa off the British coast. PAL M4.HT! I l-la. ktM ,KI Nl'TS" I Mi.li. "CBACKKI SmI.1 tm4: It's smart to can now for fall and winter . . . "pat em up" while they are available. We have everything you need in canning; supplies. , CERTO 3 bottles 45c PEN-JELL 3 pkgs. 2Sc 5 I- n 39C Orchard Garden No. 5 Cans Grapefruit Juice . .can 19c Dr. Phillips Grapefruit and Orangey-No. 5 Cm Blended Juice . . . . can 25c Hood River No. 5 Cans Apple Juice can 19c FLOUR Drifted Snow Poands... I.70 J Pounds ... I.V7 iSt COFFEE Goldan West lib. 29c 3 lbs.. .....85c s Oysters ....... .2 cans 25c Palaw Dry Pack . Shrimp 2 cans 29c Ysmhllr No. I, Cans Tuna Rakes .... 2 cans 29c MILK Nestle'i or Ml. Vernon 4 cans ...35c 12 cans ....... :.$1.03 Case 48 cans S3.89 PHONE 24 ins, JLJiJIW . ' :r - -i .1-. at