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PAGE EIGHT . THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1941 Modern Woodmen Buy Two Bonds The Motk'rn Woodmen of Amer ica today received two $100 na tional defense bond, recently pur chased, Charles O. Whet el, sec retary, reported today. Iwl re Whe KEPI.ACES KF.HKLI I Eugene, Nov. 21 ui- Harold Wyatl has Ixt-n named acting di-1 rector of the bureau of municipal ' research at the University of Ore gon to succeed Herman Kehrll. now on a year's leave of alua-ncc i for defense work In Washington. i Wyatt has hern nerving as assist planned to start Inlying program. Iioiii-d that the lodge ! ant director of the bureau' regular bond rtrazll Is producing more nil seeds and nuts in response to the greater demand lor vegetable oils In the United States. branch office In l"ortland. Chance Seen of Peace Between i Reds and Finns Terrebonne Deepest recorded place In the oceans is the "Kmden Depth," re corded In the north Pacific by the r?jim.n miip Fmtien Anril W 1 1927. Two Cashman 1 .... . X X Hera are savings that you just can't af ford to pats up. And coming at a tima when you need winter clothei . . . and too, they'll male (well Christmas gifts. Men's stunts Finest quality, latest styles Hart Schaf fner & Mare and other standard brands suits in a complete selection of styles, ma terials, colors and sizes. Every suit in the store included. Buy now and save! $35 SUITS SPECIAL Alterations Extra! w Other Price Suits C Coats Reduced Accordingly! Fall and Winter 'COATS Single breasted fly front and all the other overcoat models popular for fall and winter. Al new stock, all finest materials and tailoring. All colors and sites. $29.50 COATS SPECIAL Alterations Extra! (SASKIftlAKf BEND'S CLOTHIER Baltic Nation Wank Assurance Regarding Her Present Frontiers Helsinki. Nov. 21 ux Well In formed quarters said today that as a result of negotiations be tween Finland and the States there was a "good chance" of an armistice between the Unit ed States and Russia. Terrebonne, Nov. 21 fSpertall Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Smith are the parents of a girl, born Friday, No vember U, at the Kcdmond hos pital. She has been named Klhcrta Jcanettc. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Mowlam! and two sons of Sisters spent Krl- iiiay witn Mr. and Mrs. Pick Ihn. i lor. Roy Brown was among the hunters returning with an elk. Mr. and Mrs. Sluyd Hurdctt and daughters haw moved from the r . U Wester fann to Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Clover Pendleton and family moved from Redmond to the Elmer Ferguson farm where he is employed. Two chll- United areD entered school here Wednes day. i,iover, jr., tn tne second grade and Janice in the seventh grade. It was said, however, that be-' " '. "ro,t,an of a r k. . ......i. camp near urotners, sikiii armistice" Finland would like cer. : s,wral d nl "h his m . , u-i...... .. family here. the United States rwar,lin her Mr R- Skldgel and son. David. accompanied friends from to Oklahoma for a 1)1111 IV Irrtn . I rrm rkmi.m . v. c-tH:..k. mond reply to an American note urging " " tn Mau H... 1 1 1 1 1 L.w Hi.. ' Red visit Finland not bar the way to success in present Finnish-American negoti ation. It was said. Britain has not yet declared war on Finland despite Russian pros Portland spent several days this week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Butler. Warren Parr went to California last week to help drive home a the Redmond I w AM J . X 1 II U lit M m m m m sur Thi it tin. ti J lnrii.-utm "-hpii,iib iu ih.i n.i- i. u.imn. . ... Motor company. .....i. , .... ' i. i Dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. American talks before actine. Florence Livingston were Mr. and Well informed Finnish quarters said there could be no question at present of of real peace with Rus sia but, it was said, there was a Mrs. Jess Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wilson, of Redmond. Mr. and Mrs. Duffy Knorr and children. Dale and Kay. Marie Floyd and possibility of a more or less ,nf -"!? cn""p,n- "tacit" cessation of hostilities pending a general peace confer ence and a final statement of fron tiers. A well-informed source said there is reason to assume that ne gotiations of far reaching signifi cance among "all concerned" now are being conducted at Helsinki. The view was expressed that Finland "comrade In arms Mrs. F. M. Davis returned Sun day evening from St. Martins Springs in Washington where she spent the past two weeks. Glenn and Harold Holmes, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Dt-nzll Holmes. who moved here recently from California entered the first and second grade the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Eaton and children drove to Salem Tuesday 'tacit armistice.' (Germany) would have no obJec- nere ,nelr n- W1"- remained tlon to a solution under which Fin- iter spending several weeks here land and Russia would have a , mrs. j. w. mci lay returnea Thursday from a several days' . visit in Portland. I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ralston have returned to Portland after spend- I ing a week visiting relatives here. Mrs. Walter McCoin and Mrs. Winfred Osborne entertained the Officers Report Quiet Holiday , I Officers renorted an unusual v 1 quiet Thanksgiving in Bend, so O. D. O. club at the McCoin home far as law enforcement activity . Thursday w ith an all-day meeting was concerned, with only four ar- and pot-luck dinner at noon, rests made. Edward Peterson. I Mrs. Maude Covert has returned Klamath Falls, was cited on an in-. to Culver where she is employed. toxication charge and John J. Bar Mrs. Minnie Helfresh of Klam- rett was accused of disorderly con-. ath Falls is spending some time duct. Each was released on $5 witn Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCoin. bond. Alfred G. Resistor was cited E. A. Leighton of Seattle. Wash., on an intoxication charge.. ! spent the week-end with his son John F. Duff was cited to ap- and aaucnter In-law, Mr. and Mrs. pear In municipal court on a Harold Leignton. charge of operating a car that had ' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leighton no emergency brake, no tail light, i attended the American Legion one headlight and an inadequate ' dinner in Redmond Tuesday eve- foot brake. He was also accused ning. of operating a car within the Bend i Mr. and Mrs. Bob Inks. Mr. and city limits at a speed said to be ex- Mrs. Earl Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. cessive. SAYS HE WRECKED TRAIN Susanville. Cal., Nov. 21 'ifi Sheriff Olin Johnson of Lassen county announced late today that Alexander, 24. arrested yester y on a minor charge, had con fessed to him the wrecking of the streamliner City of San Francisco Nevada in 1939, which killed 24 persons. awww wa a w1 w rgtMgt CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HAS BEGUN AT THE Make Selections Now! Take advantage of our Lay-Away Service ... a small deposit will .hold any gift for later delivery. VERyoNESe ouf r9f 9ift ,toclt now! 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Stationery Engraved 50c Per Box! It Pays To Buy At The Rexall Store! Bobby Knorr. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Brown. Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Inks and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Knorr attended the dance at Pleasant Ridge Saturday evening. It was the Browns' and Taylors' wedding anniversaries. Mr. and Mrs. Art Appling and children. Donnis and Burton, left Wednesday evening to spend Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Appling at Springfield. On Friday they went to Eugene to visit her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kutnenora. Election of officers for the com ing year was held Tuesday eve ning at the regular grange meet ing. Officers elected were: Earl Dexter, master; Harold Eby, over seer; lecturer, Mrs. B. C. Allen," chaplain. Mrs. W. E. McCallum; secretary, Mrs. J. W. McClay: treasurer, Philip Schmidt; stew ard, Ronald MacGregor; assistant steward, Joe 'McClay; lady assis tant steward, Mrs. J. E. Booth; gatekeeper. Harvey Drew; Ceres. Mrs. Ronald MacGregor; Pomona. Alice Park: Flora, Betty Park; musician, Mrs. Earl Dexter; exec utive committee, E. H. Parr, W. D. Cyrus and B. C. Allen. Joint in stallation of officers will be .cld here December 29. The annual Thanksgiving dinner will be at the grange hall Sunday, Nov. 30. 0 )JK;,WM''wcea s l M1J annvaue e Affirm aw " .aT7aTl7'" - WJT aVIAWP js, waavr m Mm. 18" BABY DOLL A girls' dream baby! Bright laughing eyes with long curly lashes she goes to sleep, tool Prettily drened in a lace-trimmed organdie frock and bonnet, lace trimmed, lawn petticoat, rubber panties, shoes and stockings! Soft stuffed body; composition head and limbs. $1.98 21 Inch . $2.98 24 Inch $3.98 26 Inch $4.98 MAGIC SKIN BABY DOLL Adorable layette In a wprrlal carrying rate! Soft, life-like body! $1.98 MPffl Electric Train5 5. 90 A real life electric train with steam type locomotive, tender end eight freight cars. Setup includes 1 1 straigtit, 10 curved tracks and two switches. A toy every boy will enjoy. 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Modeling Sets 25c A sIbIm of col ored rlay, II ticks, mould., Itag of iMnuts. Phones 49c Play phones that every small child will enjoy. Dial I) m. Boiing Gloves 2 pr.$1.98 Fun for two! Wine rnlored heekln and hair padding! Wind-Up Toys 25c ea. C h e r 1 1 e Mc Carthy, riiior rhlo, lopey, etc. For fun ! Play Bingo 10c 10 rants with 7 .1 railing numbers and Ml rounters. $8.90 Redmond Redmond, Nov. 21 (Special)-, Miss Areola Pettit, missionary to the Philippines, will speak Sunday evening at the Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Teater of Post were here Tuesday night for the Legion dinner. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Sparks went to Irrigon Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with Sparks' father and their daughter. Approximately 125 members of the American Legion and auxil iary attended the annual Thanks giving dinner Tuesday evening at the Legion hall. Buck Knight, na tional committeeman of the American Legion from LaGrande, was guest speaker. One gold star mother, Mrs. J. B. Elliott, and one Spanish-American war veteran, C. E. Valpay, of Powell Butte, were Introduced. GET WONDERFUL RELIEF I Tar Bam aad Itch of Simple PILES!! RlmpJ pil fiMef not wrick n4 tortar you with m4ldnln ieh. burn i4 Irrtta tton. Start's P-ra(4 SappMlUrlM brinK nutrk, wtcum rcliarf. Thir 7ay meirai. linn mni rtMl eumfort. r4urm nn, hip ttarhUn rafaxH mfnbranaas, ntntif lubrtcatoa and sofUm. Protcrliv n4 ant rha Antr. m ) to ua. It's wonderful to b rrw or pit u.rtur avftin. un nuin SlfMrt'a PynaM 8piaiUrlM at Tour druii tor without 6ls.jr 0e pn4 11.10 pn Mkv'f MontyefaMll fuarpntptv S.C.PEN"y CO f SVC. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Roberts and Miss Ruth Roberts went to Port land Wednesday night to spend Thanksgiving with Roberts' sis ters. Dean Van Matre went to Salem Tuesday on business. Bartlett Kendall of Seattle la visiting his mother, Mrs. B. A. Kendall. C. H. Irvln went to Chemult Wednesday morning and met his daughter, Miss Grace Irvln, stu dent at the University of Oregon, who came home for Thanksgiving. The American Legion Central Oregon district convention that was to have been held In Redmond November 26 has been postponed Indefinitely, announces Claud Van Busklrk. Carrol Helm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Helm, came home Wednesday for Thanksgiving from Salem where he Is a senior at Willamette university. Maurice Roberts joined his wife In Portland Wednesday and went on to Eugene to spend Thanksgiv ing with Mrs. Roberts' parents. Buck Knteht of La Grande was a guest Wednesday of old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Coyner. Carl Copper, freshman at the University of Oregon in Eugene, is spending the Thanksgiving holi day with his parents, Mr. anrMrs. Carl Copper. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dudley are home from Parkdale, where they visited their son-in-law and daugh-l I ter, Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Metts. Miss Carolyn Means, senior at O. S. C, Corvallls, Is home to spend Thanksgiving with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Means. Central Oregon Christian En deavor union will hold Its monthly meeting tonight In the Redmond Church of Christ at 7:30, an nounces Miss Eleanorc Fountain of Bend, missionary superinten dent. Philip Flerk, nn of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Fleck, has accepted a position with a surveying crew at Prairie City. Miss Maxlne Cunning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Cunning, is home from her studies at the Uni versity of Oregon for the Thanks giving holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Vander hoff returned to their home In Kelso Wednesday after a visit with Central Oregon friends. L. E. Smith and cousin, Mrs. Grace Wilson, of Illinois, went to Portland to spend Thanksgiving with Smith's three daughters and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Or mand Case, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Blair and Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith. Use Bulletin Want Ads for Best Results! Tfertpphy If. 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