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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1941 PAGE FiVE Is I: tocoNoLDesertDefensoDamselond,:riend ! Weddings Spodight Week-End TOII.WH tl VI IIIMt Tenicratiiic: lit i. in.. Ill ill'' Keren; III a. m., Ml .III; ree. nit rometer t reduced lo r level I: 10 li. III., .to 1 1 IiicImk: III a. in., XII. IB liiclii. Kelutlve liiinilillty: III p. III., HI ht rnl; 10 a. in., 7.1 x-r cent. Velocity of wliiil: III . in., H Inlle.; 10 a. in., II Milieu, rrrvallliig illrectloii of wliiil: north. Mm. I'lyilc I'aync, Mm. Steven I'IvIiihM nml Mm. I). J. M.iuillln drove to Kolcm thin innrtiluK on a hiiMncks nml pleiiMire trip. Mm. I'lvlimkl will vli.ll ullli Iht aim, KuU'ii. They will return this eve nliiu. SkI. K.lincr Kin-cr unit I'vl. J-C IIukiIiI HoKi'm, both itliitloiicil lit Kurt Wio.ll, elil tin week end In lleml with their par I'lili, Mr. nml Mm. Il.iyilcn I'll.-c. Mr. mill Mm. W. K. J.icobiwiii, of Kllk-enc. immiI tin1 weekend llcnil vUltlnu Willi thrlr llnllKhtcr. Mis Wllinu Jiifot.M.ii. trunk It. I'rliui', Jr., him return ril limn a Hip In IIoIm nml Sun Vullry, lilnlto. Tin' lleml till il ' r nl 1 1 ii' ( lii'Kiin Anhim'IhIIiiii ii llcuuly Simp Own cm will mill timliilit lit 7. .'Ml o'clock lit Hliile'a Hlmp. An llu lilllilllnr m'i.hoii iiimih II h mil, them hiuiti'm l.roui'hl In ihfr ! nml plm-iHl llii'in III local ntoi !!' ! liniiM-a: M. A. Irllii. t'liiicncc ' Klniinli'iiil, I' ll llorulmuii, Wlllniil ' ('iiiiikMhmi ami Nonimii B.koii 'Hii- iKiii pound buck luim-eil by llnrnlil K i.ronn won top honor' lor tin' day In !'. Mnynr anil Mm. F. S. Siiiimon j Icluincil In lleml ycntcnlay allrr ' noon ultiT aM'inlliiK the weekend In I'ortlunil vlnlliiiK with tiicnil anil cclehrutiiiK tliclr tiulili'ti wi'il illiiK unnlvcnun y. 1 Fiiye lliihtuird wax nrr.ilnncil llil inoriilnit In tin Juatlce court ' ol II. T. Merrill on I ! rlui'Ki' of i.....ull, ulli-Kiilly conilulllcil Sep-; temlicr .". 'llif IiiIiii in. nit wa ; ( Kuhm-II M.iniilni:. I'iiiiril 1.. St'inn, Mm of Min. Vliiilc V. Seem, of llcnil, lia lNN-11 pilMIIOtl'll fllllll M'ttflMllt to Miilf MTCrmit III thr nicillc.il ili-1 I. ii limi-iil of thi' Till Infantry nl Fort I-wIh. Wain., iirconllnu to an army minoiiiiii'ini-nt. i W. I. Yrrkra, of F.UKCnc, I epi c M'lil.ilur of all Intiiraniv torn-. pany. hiui In llrnil linl.iy on ii bunl- nr vlilt 1 Mm. Myra 11. I.y.ui., IVmIuiIci rounty librarian, unci Ml FJcaiwr ThiimKon. children's llln ai Ian. inaili' a trip lixlay lo llu Tcrre-, iMinm nU Ti-lhrrow lliMte ru-hjMila to ti-ll utorlra to thr puplU nntl ill liihuii book. K. W. Siiwyrr. of MadiaK. wniii illxinKn-d lixlay from Si. Charli' lionpltnl. whrri hr ha lai-n ton fllicil fur Hip ko,I wri'k. j Mix. John Stranil, of I'orllantl. , In In Iw'iul. hN'nilln Hit' wii-k-w llli Iht Imnlianil. Tom Jours mill Slnnli-y llrmv. of M. nil an. Rto-l In III nil IIiIn inoinlni; lo v 1 -1 1 with fm-nilH on Hii-lr way lo a hlintlnK trip. j ii-r Ki'I iih. of roiili' 1, umli-r-: ui nl an opi-rallon this niornlUM In SI Chai li'X hospital. 'nil- Ni'lKhlMira of WixxliTalt IinIki' will hold n s'i l.il mii-tliik' ut i p. m. Thur-ilay nl thr homi ol Mm. Kay 1"ihint. HtH Vm I'rank lln, to iIimuiw a projiflril m ini'i'tliiK. ' I'rlvati John Wuunrr, son of Mr. anil Mm. S. N. WaKiwr, of roiili' 1. anil Ji-rry Olr. son of Mm. Ji'snh' U Hmn, mi' visiting at thi'lr honii'N ilurinu a loday lur lotich from thr marliH' bam at San IHi'RO, C'ullf. 1 J. V.. I-owy nnil lstrr I. Kd imimlMin mailr a huslni'ss trip yi-Ntrrilay lo Hrclmnnil. "No Harsh Laxatives for M ! ADI.KUIKA Klvi'ii mi pron'r no-1 Hon. Is pli'aKant anil rusy. Uw-il AI'l-KUIKA thr paNt 10 ypiim fori hlH'II.H of ronstlpallon." I A. W.-Vl.) I APl.KltlKA usually rlpam bowi'li cpiU kly anil ri'llrvm Kan ialns. Ci-t I It TOPAY. 1 AT YOl'R DHUC STOItK I in . i i 'cry tr zm .-m Helen Tapken Married Here Sunday Night i 'Hip iiiniTiaKP of Misn lli-li-n C'lirlNtlni' Tapki-n and Allx-rt Kd- ward Alli'n, of Valli-Jo, Calif, waa Noli'tnnli-d at 7 o'cliH-k Sunday nlKht by Hip Kpv. t;. It. V. UoIkIit In Trimly Kplwopal chun h. The lirldp In Hip ilaui:hlir of Mr. and Mm. K. W. Tapki-n and thr Krooin Ii llu-Hon of Mr. and Mia Mark E. Alli'n, of St-attlp. 'I"hi brldp waa Kowni-d In Ivory sIIiiiht aalln cut with a nwii I - hi-art nii'kllnp. a train and lonif 1 hIis-vi-n. Hit laii-ptlui-d linupr tiplThi-lma ThompNon, 3.'tT E. Irving. S()( IAI. ( A I KM) A It lonlKllt 7:30 p. m.. I'aat I'ri-tildpnt m-luti of la-niw of Honor lodgi', with Mr. T. J. Twii'l, ir7 Uma-rwixxl. , 7:-l p. m., Ki-lx-kah clpRni tram prac-lli-p, I.O.f) K. hall. H'piliii-Nilay 1:00 p. m . Krii-ndly Ni'lKhlKim club, with Mm. Olf (;rubh, route 2. 2:00 p. m., Thlmlilp rlub, with Nuptial Mass Held Saturday For Couple Mian Elpunor IuIm ThatrhiT, dauHhtt-r of Mr. and Mm. Ivan Thatchpr, becamp thp brldp of Ix-ane II. Wpbb, Jr., of Portland, Mm. Martha Johnson, 2l Ji-ffi-r-1 at a nuptial maun n-ad at 9 o'clock , , ! Saturday morninc in St. Krancla 2:00 p. m., W.'dn'N.lay Study ratholle church by thp Rev. Ka- rlub, Mm. Ralph Craw lord, 1317 , thfr I lylnnd. Harmon. I Thp bridp, givrn In marriage 8:00 p.m., Junior Womrn a club, by n(.r falh(.r wore a bay leaf with Mis. Marjorlp (;illrt, 3.5 E. KrcPn dnniimakpr with black ac- INOIlon. i f 'luuiripc On hpr shnuldpr was a 8:00 p. m., Wi-stway, with Mm. Chmmrr fmrn !UI(nln'i Wnmrn'ii Auxllinry Air Force rt'liixrn. If you n n rull 11 Hint, Mop n rnmrl with Sphinx lor hurkcrounr. in I-R.vpl. WAAKS are on duly thr re with Midair Kt Ctmimnnd. Diphtheria Hits Norwegian City Ik'i lin, (k-l. 21 0i. An outbreak of diphtheria among Oslo srlnxil ehildivn was ii'ported lixlay by Cerinan conlrolled noui'ivk In Nor way and It was Indicated that au Magnesium Cost Reduction Seen San Kranclwo. Oct. 21 uii.-TIip prln- of magneblum metal can lie thorlllea fraud thp out break brought down to 10 to VI centa a would spread to other cltleti. I xnind. alMiut half Ha present cost, l-isl S.iluitl.iy's edition of Hip : under the process now la-ing used (a-iiiian i-ontrolled (Mn iiewn-: by the IVrniaiicnle Corp. of Los p.i-r "ivutsch Zi-llung In Nor I Altos. Ir. Krllx Hansgirg, Ha In wegen." n-ci-lvi-d hen' lixlay, said ventor, said lixlay. giilslltig Inleilor minlslry author!-1 He told the San Kranclsco Eliv ties had extended the l!MH com-! trie club that magnesuun would veil waa held In place by a Hrra of orange hixHoiiiH, and her shower bouipjet waa of white loses and bouvardia. She was given in mar riage by her father, Kred W. Ta li ken. Miss Marie Tapken was maid of honor for her -sister. Her flixir length dress was of jx-aeh satin and she wore a Juliet cap with tiny while chrysanthemums in it. She carrlPd an arm houiUcl of white button chrysanthemums in It. She carm-d an arm bouquet of l while button chrysanthemums. Hubert S. Allen, of Seattle, brother of the groom, was best man, with I.ylp Carrlngton, broth rr In law of I Me bride, and Ralph j White, acting as ushem. I Miniature white chrysanthp- ; mums and tall tax-rs were used ' In decorating the church. Tom O'Hrlcn played the Schu-Ix-rt "Serenade" preceding the wedding and the traditional Wag ner wedding march for a proces sional, with the Mendelssohn march used for the recessional. Misa Martha Moore, of Eugene, sang "lk-cause. Mm. Tapken. mother of the bride, wore a black silk gow n, and Mm. Allen, the groom's mother. wore navy velvet. Uotn motners pulsiii y vaccination di-en-p to ! be cheax'r even than aluminum cover diphtheria and had ordered now costing 17 lo 'JO cents a xund. ; wr(. corsagi-s of n-d roses vaccinal ion ol I islo scluxil children i ami im -cause n is uooui oneimrai Following the ci-remony rccrp ixh-susp iiipninena is now wine 8:00 p. m.. Circle No. 4. Catholic Altar society, with Mm. William Nlkolaus, Jones apartmenta. Thursday : a- m., W.S.C.S. prayer group, with Mrs. C. I'. Niswonger, 4-1 li-ving. 10:00 a. m., It. N. A. and Ever green circle, all day si-wing meet ing with pntluck luncheon, with Mrs. Luther Miles, 354 Florida. 2:00 p. m.. North End club, with Mm. M. t. Lyons. 2101 E. First. 2:00 p. in.. First Christian Wom en's counc il, with Mrs. C. L. Hin man. fC4 Newport. 7:. '10 p. m.. League of Women Voters government study group, with Mm. E. W. Williamson, 27 Glen road. 7 .'to p. m., I.. D. R., with Mrs. E. L. Wili-s, 30S Florida. 8:00 p. m., W. li. A., hall. single orchid. Wearing a navy ensemble with a corsage of pink rosebuds. Miss Margaiel Thatcher waa her sis ter's only attendant. Best man was Earl Thatcher, brother of the bride. Jack Thatcher brother of the bride, and Val Allen were ushem. Wedding marches were played by Miss Marie Broslerhous, who also aang "Ave Maria" and "Panis Angelicus" by Caesar Franck. I Mm. Ivan Thatcher, the bride'i j mother, wore a spruce-green dress and coat with brown accessories j and a corsage of talisman rosea. The groom's mother. Mrs. Dean . H. Webb, Sr.. of Portland, was ; gowned in a navy blue suit with a I corsage of talisman roses. liolh Mr. and Mm. Webb are : graduates of Hend high school. spread, i's'clally In thickly xpu lated illsli lcls of Oslo." Muny Scxstnilh and t'coigc llacr left at noon today for On tario, for Hip ox'nlng tomorrow ol Ihe lilieasant si-aain. Pr. II C. Iodd. former resilient ,"U,V" "' " u.' .......... t"'"'-':' ioM-nute national park Moom aw wno congratulated her of Ik-nd and still Interested In i " "i. ?hl, Vo nh. "nrt lu -'k'-Ti'"'''' Mr' "n M ! parents on their 50 yearn of mar- pn.x riy her.-, arrived y rday . ni igneslum. It Is m. ble to ob- A1,,.n . hl(mP at Aca(ila from liU home In Montr.,-. Calif j " n '' T' l".TJr Wa"' Vai,,,Jo' Cl'1"' For h,-r I'ser.t for the dinner were Mr. Ilalpl, W. Peoples. CIO Hfii-lnl. i ' n'""" Ton. el ' awi,y cos,u,m" Mrs' M vn M- A- J- Brock, Mr. and Mm. was In Iknd last night from Port-, all"' mm"M "'s ,r"n " 7. ..dark tx-ige suit Willi British tan , ..-. MorU,n ilnd Miss Estrlle , c.,i,,.Mrs. Webb later was graduated in aaini r , (rom Marynurst cou,. and Webb attended Oregon State col lege. Following the ceremony a wed ding breakfast was held in the Pilot Butte Inn. Surrounding a tiered wedding cake which cen tered the table with bowls of yel low daisies. In addition to the bride and of Mavor and Mm. F. S. Simpson i groom, the brides parcm.. Mr. was celebrated Saturday night, and Mm. Ivan Thatcher, the with a dinner at Henry Thlele's groom's parents, Mr. and Mm. D. restaurant in Portland. H. Webb. Sr.. of Portland, the Centering the table was a large guests were: the P.ev. Father Vin wedding cake, decorated In gold, cent Kerwick, the Rev. Father while on each end of Ihe table Edmund Hyland, Val Allen, Frank Simpsons Have Golden Wedding Anniversary The golden wedding anniversary lighter than aluminum. Its use in ! ,n ....... , ,i1(. Tanken home construcliou of milllai y aircraft j (M 0,(ll.n MK t y)p Carrlngton, " " sister ol tne nriiie. anil .Mrs. now- i .ree hoiinuet of red rose- The Pel manente Corp. plant, re ,,, oi.lh..m. ...vslded i the tea I Wd?J . .UT. ... ?I 1. cnlly pla.vd in piixlucl.on. Is . vV Kiiea.-. of ! "u "' M ' '" Ll "1 "V .u. ever inn.iinra in i-ommerciai pro- Af,(.r a short wedding trip i i-ki,, Mr. Irene ' Victor Povev. Mm. R. I. Hambv. and Jack Thatcher. Miss Margaret .Thatcher. Mr. and Mm. Earl C. Thatcher, Mr. and Mm. A. T. Nie hergall, Mr. and Mm. John Wetle, Mr. and Mm. Harry Wood. Mm. REGULAR $14.75 ( LIMITED I Mm 1 ill ( Mm w, FALL and WINTER Coats $988 BE SURE TO. SEE OUR WINDOWS! You'll have to hurry to get your choice of thete fine Fall and Winter Coats at this saving price. Tweeds, Herringbones, Camels Hair, Reversible, boiy end fitted styles. They're all out of our own fine coat stock and are valued high above the sale price. Sizes 1 1-50. WETLE at 1,11.' .11 I- I'lllllll Y 1,1 .11 11,11 I I. ... 1 1 1 ..... I..... land and ri'glstenil at the Harry Uace left this morning 1 ..X.m:. on a visit to Reuben LontC ranch " "-" ?T " In the Fort Itis-k country. Iir. J. W. Thorn. 26 Irving, was dismissed lixlay from St. Charles hospital, when' he has been con llmil Willi Illness. Beit C. IWiylan left at noon lo day for Portland. He will be nc ctiiiiKinled liy his mother, Mm. Mary lloylan, of Wauconia. Iowa, when he returns .to Bend tomor row. Mm. Ikiylan will visit here In Bend for a few wii'ka. tii-orge II. Brewster, of Kill miitid, was a Bend business visitor IckI.iv. Carl Campbell, from the Black hulte ranch, was ill Bend this morning on n business visit. Francis llrccst is In Bend for a short visit with his (unvnts, Mi ami Mrs. 20 F A lo- thc Royal Canadian air force. N. It ('illicit and Ii Haines are among the Bend residents who left today for pheasant sea son oix-nlng nt Ontario tomorrow. IliiHiks Scanlnn sub local No. 7 will meet Tuesday night. Oct. 21 t 7 p. m.. In Jhe I. W. A. hall. Kred Samples, presiding officer. Adv. 115 I Ilk- nearby Permiinente cement plant and then returned unused. 'ihe gas Is used only to oxil Ihe metal quickly. accessories and a corsage ol brone xjm pom chrysanlhe mums. Out-of town guests were Mr. and Mm. Mark E. Allen. Miss Lor raine Slingsby, Robert Allen and Mis. Ann Wellington, all of Se altle; Dr. and Mm. C. C. Edgar. Mr. and Mm. R. Chauncey and Hie magnesium salts presently, Mwt. Liialx-ih Timmons. of Port used J.y Permanent.' aie brought , . vVonne Kern, of Co-1 from Lulling. Nev.. where a 3.IHKI,- Iquille. and Miss Martha Mooie, of Armitage. all of Portland: Mr. and Mm. (Jcorge Euston. Mm. Edith Dart, and the guests of honor. Mayor and Mrs K. S. Simpson, all of Bend. Shower Given Recent Bride Mm. Isadore Olson was honored HHP PlACf TO TRADE Mrs. 1. J. uuiiy ana miss xuane Brosterhous. . Outof town guests Included: I . . , . irsjoxCi Mm. Kred Coleman and Miss Vir- Qiito Cefe ITIOnV Annual Card Party bet ginia Hagerman. of Portland; Mr. "'i vciBinwiijr The annual card party given by and Mm. Vincent Kemp. oX Eu-' II n 14 CoUd!& the University of Oregon Mothere' gene, and Mm. C. V. Loosley andi"-""1 "wmiw uhrarv Miss Carol Loosley, of Fort Klam- In a quiet ceremony at 8:30 club. neld in the library ath. I o'clock Saturday night in the Trin-: auditorium the evening of Tnurs- Mr. and Mm. Webb w ill make i ity Lutheran church. June Martin day, Nov. 6, it was decided yester- their home in Portland after a I became the bnde of Lyman t. . day at the group's first meeting. short trip along the coast. Mrs. Paul Heads Ladies I Golf Club Officers Mm. A. O. Paul. Jr., was elected i held at the home of Mm. Ross Taylor. The Rei D. W. Hinrichs wwfnwmnA lha t . 1 . 1 1 The bride wore a green gorgette , Farnham. The card party, tradi afternoon frock with a corsage of tlonal fall social event. Is used to pink carnations and rosebuds. ! raise funds for the Oregon moth- Attending the couple were Mm. lers scholarship. ipm-ion oi'ixjsii nas in-ii iixau-o. Fu.i..rrt If other sources are needed, ier manente can extract millions of; , ., . . . . Ions ol magnesium sails from sea-1 Juanita MOrley TO water. Dr. Hansgirg said. i Wed James Koho I'nder ptvsenl plans. Perma-1 Mr. an( Mrs. J. M. Moiley an nettle can prmluce 2l).(Kl tons I'ljnouiuv the engagement of their magnesium a year, sufficient for . daughter. Juanita Morley. to construction of 4i.(XKi airplanes. jnn,, Koho. son of Mrs. Nora If necessary, additional factories , Koho. The marriage will take can he constructed rapidly, he said. I place early in the spring. Miss Morley is a junior in Bend i high achix.l. Koho was graduated lir , l .. ..n;nfl u ilh a chnuwp WH MUl III Ul IIIC IX'IIU UdUK-3 UUll JUaillin VV11.1C.I.13UI. a.iu IMJfcllU - I coven hv Mm i uv Mallard and club at a ",,'nS yesterday after- Johnson. The Rebekah lodge will hold a iiL iv.n It the Mai i "oon of ,f"' of Rovernom at Mr. and Mm. Taylor are making degree practice at 7:30 o'clock to- 1 , 2? Th e hnnonil eoeit is 1 ,ne homc of -Mrs- Whisenand. their home in Bend, where Taylor night in the I. O. O. F. hall. All ' h f,,rrT,.r Mis. Ph viiis i Weather-1 ,ntr new offiwrs are: Mrs- s-' 's manager of the Buster Brown ; members of the degree team are i ,,f R ,shn t li NVtd,ncr McGarvey, vice-president : Mm. W. i shoe store. I asked to be present. I r-'ii.i. u-IIre'Mi-s R H Ynuni? 'aylr' secretary; Mm. Wil- ... j ... Iw wl Mn'f liam L' Stollmack. treasurer. Ad- The Emera club will meet for Circle No. 4 of the Catholic . .7;'. c- iV' . mI Vt-iiiio joV : ditional membere of the govern-1 dessert luncheon at 2 p. m. Sat- Altar society will meet at 8 p. m. IIIUIS O llt II, 1 iiiit.ii, ' , . K.... r, ! r lire f A IT.r- t. 1 1 r-ii 'I i In t h a Mcnin V-. -. 1 1 1 1. , 1 t 1 ') t Un KSM CIO to Hold State pS r rta. Canada. In training with, ,. . n J j ,h"s ..T" ' o V' & y ! shall. Mm. Mavc rvieeimq in uenu i LXivmber, 1!M0. Back finm Portland, where he, successfully made a hid for a con-1 vention that will he Bend's first for 1942, Ben (iarske n'portid to- day that Ihe Congress of Indus-1 trial Organizations of Oregon w ill I hold Its annual meeting here on January 30 and 31 and l-'ehi unry 1. 1 Camke reixii 1s that there will 1 1 DMMIIQ MUST END TONIGHT 3 GREAT STARS IN A Anmin mntTTinil I Maylx-lle Turner, who fur three veam has Ix-en supervising all in Bend, and aninipilcs that in ...Ill I.. 1.M1 n .. .11X1 rtnn ...... -' -- - - i H.IIII..III. .I.I-.1' ll. I" ., lines of beauty work In Portland, visitors. he 1K0 aix-ii'dlted delegates pii's-1 . .. cut for Hip slate cm convention I Mrs. Swanson Wins Mm. HarrySwanson was award cd Friday with Ihe prize for win ken. Mm. Carl Eriekson. Mm. Jim Cain, Mrs. Lee Ericksonr Miss Elsie Silken, Mm. E. Elmquist. Mm. Darrel II. Eslick. Mm. H. Mm. (i. Bjorvik. Mm. By- iman. Mm. Mar- r. Mm. Swofield. , Mrs. McCallum, Miss Frances Cur- . , . .. rie, Mrs. reel Biassey, Aire, nay To Have Turkey Dinner curtis, Mrs. Peters, Mm. Merrett The First Lutheran Ladies aid , Howe and Miss Edna Todd, on OctolsT 29 from 5 to 8 p. m. is I Friends who were unable to at to simnsor a turkey dinner, to lx!(,.nii hut sent gifts were: Mr. and held in the basement of the church ' Mrs. -v. Crompton, Mm. Grant at the corner of Wall and Idaho. ; Jensen. Miss Helen Newman, Mr. Mrs. llans Slagsvold is to lx In and Mm. Cordon Eriekson, Lee charge of the ticket Sides. jVader, Melvin Rain-r, Paul, Jack and Law rence Sullivan. kotte. w ho was named to replace ! esses are Mm. R. H. Beck and Mm. home of Mm. William Nikolaus, In Mm. D. C. Williams, w ho recently Chris Kostol. resigned. Mm. ard 11. Coble and Mm. E. G. McCaoe. Outgoing officers are: Mm. Ben Whisenand. 1091 president. Mm. A. E. Hill and Mrs. W. E. Van Allen. the Jones apartments. "OTTOMAN EMPIRE" Charles BO YER Olivia da HAVILLAKD .Paultt.e GODDARD in has again taken tip her regular wink at the Powder Puff. Old and new li lends wektime. Adv. lllr118c Sie'lal meelltiK Neighbors of Woodcnifl regarding pep meeting at home or Mis. Ray CiHiper, i!04 East Franklin ut 2 p. in., Thurs day. Adv. 116c Buy National Defense Bonds Now Hie Rend CIO official made the trip to Portland primarily for the pui jiose of getting the convention for this Deschutes city and was successful. State CIO officials will assist in plans for the Bend meeting. r STARTS TOMORROW CLARK LANA SABLE TURNER ti TlntM Tonliht Imnni f tiirti-fl 111 I Kill N LAIII.IITIIN 'IT MTAHTKU WITH KVK" viot r. RF.YNOI.PS, Aamt . HomeKeeper PLAN You mt It to ymirftrtt to know ahnut thr Hmnrkerfwr pUn . . . I if thr man who nertlt lata ntiiunt at Inmr Mmc pritlrrtlnn, hut who HnU lo hiiy only ilf that muih I'll hr in eiplaln It lo you ilwiily, brlrfty. Dregon Mutual Li fe INtURANCI (OMMNT VIOLA F. REYNOLDS I'ool of Oregon Ave. WORK CENTER TO OPEN A comforter making center will open at 8:30 a. m. Saturday In Redmond nt the Knights of Pythi as hall, Miss Mary Ellen Hecka thorn, county home demonstration agent, announced loday. The com forter program Is carried In con Junction with the federal mattress making program, which Is spon sored by the FSA. the surplus marketing (idminisliation anil the county extension uprvlce. An Ohio Inventor's fork for re moving corn from cobs has an ex tia tine to be thrust into the end of a cob to hold 11 firmly. Silver Tea Planned The Women's Council of Ihe ning the "-' hole ladies miil.il lour- First Christian church will hold nament. with an average of -111 a silver lea from 2 to 4 p. m. Kri gross. The tourney run from the day, Cut. 31, at the home of the middle of Septemlx-r through the 'Rev. and Mm. W. I. Palmer, 28 middle of October. Mrs. James ' Saginaw. Proceeds will be used Short donated the prize. for the old peoples' home In Beav- I erton. Final plans for the tea will To Hold Annual Dinner be.mdcat the next meeting of the The Bend Coif club annual council, at J o clock Thursday af tournament dinner will 1 held I Jcrnoon at the home of Mm. C. L. on Saturday. Oct. 25. at Ihe club- Uinman, W4 Newport, house. Reservations are to be made not later than Thursday Prize Winners I Old through Mm. Conrad Nelson or I Winnem of prizes at Ihe last Mm. Curl B. Hoogner. i party of the series sponsored by I circle No. 4 of the Catholic Altar The Wednesday Study club will , society In the iHtrish hall are: I meet at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Pinochle Mm. Frank Martin, .home of Mm. Ralph Crawlonl. 1 Mi's. 0ki Sprague, Lowell Jensen 1317 Harmon. Mm. K. E. Johnson and E. .1. MclVrnuilt ; bridge will report on the life ol Lcniuirrto , Mrs. A. T. Niehcrgall. The sx'cinl Pa Vimi. I prize was won by Paul Slenkamp. I Mm. Matiha Johnson, 'JIM Jef ferson, will !x hostess for the Thimble club at 2 o'clock Wednes day afternoon. The North End club will meet at '1 p. ni. Thursday nl Ihe home of Mrs. M. V. Lyons, lillll East Hint. -NO CHILD OF MINE cver ccr WILl WORMS Prt'l fc tn twr, Ptl . AtiUK, n ' rlrtV nut T"iit''lw"t nt .tll"'iil m.i,i. r ih tpti'ig tifti.! Veh -r min t t fllill. Itrl,) imir nr ' t" 't i' e. t Jaii-t erniirtKr ti1 ! JM'' It inrl'i Iri tttil it'i'i Irtaty ' im t.n-l I -r I ! i. .1- IIkt.i f..r ."ft a 1M.i.. t- ;, a1' ' ' lublrwfii mttmt. unui iSL VLAlIfLUtl P s for Schilling PAPRIKA the oppelite-whottor Makes fish, for example look and taste better I Schilling: IT OKII'll HTItT "Ponder no more, 0 Puzzled One. Just remember... The f very best BUY is the whiskey that's DRY...PAUL JONES!" uys Ik Ptmljmt Ctmel Paul Jones $135 p'n r 2.55 A QUART A hUnd mf Hriglt u hiiHn 90 pmj. frmkjtri Piilillnin, Inc., Lmuviilt ft Btltimtr. 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J Suffix. 7 Northeast (abbr.). 8 Sea otter. 9 Constellation. 10 Railway (abbr.). 11 Pillar. 13 Upon. 15 Simpleton. 17rorm ol "I." 19 Within. 20 Negative. 22 Plural rabbr.) 24 Inhabitants Of Normandy. 27 Rues. 28 Perfume. 30 Ammonia substance. 32 Pertaining to dower. 33 Seize. 34 Mineral rock. 36 Perched. 37 Exist 43 Dish. 45 Eagle's nest 46 Stud. 47 By. 49 Plural pronoun. 50 Note in music. 52 Type measure 53 Cereal grass, 55 Finale. 57 Italian river. 59 Beverage. 61 Land measure 62 Senior . (abbr.). 63 Pint (abbr.). 64 Cloth measure. 7 a 9 lO Ti 3 4 5 & 7 a 9 IO I 1 it I til I f 1 l"- ' I i " U? 17 1 TS I "p ' ila jo Ni,.; y 3T pi" 46 -7 j rT4T 149 JSO 15T hi
