The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, January 21, 1943, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 21. 1943 PAGE THREE Super-Plaster of Sawdust Devised, But Prices High K rnsis ,ri. nul ii factor u b"inc I. niM. i- rnnlil apply a plaii 11 I' l'i III i wall-. Ih it Kiml'l have '" water In H when applied, 'ml, I I.,. m Mum,. Hull t cmild I ' uiikIimI Willi a hiunitii'i' wllh "mi cracking, iiiiilil liavc mills or cicvva pi. I i n l , i W linpiinliy, ni'l w.inl.l pr,iviii ln'tlrr Insula '"in by f.ir i;iti Lupiifnt gypsum plaster. This "mim'i' ulaslrr" would lie in, tile I. dust planter mntt-i l.il over a wall I surface (if low grade plywood (ir I Imatdit. l.'yMTlitHMita with this' idea havi Im'i'ii htaiieil hut arc mil vet complete. A lliln coaling nf IIiIh nature would rctpilic Iliile in a I r i I a I mill yet would' hide mil-face irregularities nml give approxlinalely the same mil i wit rl npiicaraiirc a ri'i'U Icr. Ihi' research men report This mivviIuhI plaster project Ih one n u number of htinllcn Dial have liecn tarried out In the past two years at the finest products l.ilmrutiiry hy means of a xjicfial funil appropriated hy the licit legislature. Other iroeetK In eluile surveys of volume nml kinds of Hawtnlll waste uvullahle, ilevclopiiiciit of eoininerelal char i-i ul, making plastics from woihI wastes, riM-overlni; rink from I iuc,I,ih fir hark, production anil Denver Seokt Revision Of Old-Time Ordinances Denver HI"1 lienvcr city offi cial are considering revising mu nicipal onlluaricea which u city couuclhiian ;' inctuile many mi outmoileil anil confiiKeil that not i iiunii liiu-vi'i'ii i-ini 1 1 eili .rul :i till 'r 'la them. ' As nil example of an orilinance i thai "merely flutters up the hiHikH, tiie eouncllrnan riled one i prohibiting women from wealing' hatpins mole ihan nix Iri'liei: lung III ItiealeiH. lie said there are, many other tudliianccit of cttiiil age on Denver's tiooks, us well a:; : Home that hum confusion he-! cause they coutllct with each i olliir, i ni-. lv of Kawilu- t hminil liiiiispiiitatlim of fuel from saw lureilni .Mh svnllietlc resin ami applied without the une of atet. Kesearch men in the rr:oii l ou-vt I't'oihicts research I ili.il.lt. n y In the department of chemistry aiui the school of for ''.try at ircgnn Slate college have wmkcil nut a completely -: -i-essful (iinster of this nature I in have nut yet found a way to I educe the i-nst f tun ItM present level of (nun two to tbiis limes s gtv at as ordinary gypsum. MxperliiH'iiU Made "ne thin); that may help tin this, houever, is ii plan for uslnt! a ihin ciuilng of the new saw Sisters mill refuse, anil a numher of other stuilies. If tlie new plaster material ran tie ilcVcloH-t! on fin tsvouomlcal hasls it will eliinifiale one of the malor ilifflcultlcH In present day wood residence construction, which ri-ipilic tun intriHiuriiiin son of large iiiiint)tli-s of water to the house. Siihsetjucnt drying out of moist plaster and later of the moist woodwork results In shrink age, plaster cracking, warping of finished woodwork and other dif ficulties which would tie largely elimlnatitl with the sawdust type plaster. Sisters, Jan. 2 (Sieciali -Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Miller celebrated their Mlh wedding anniversary January !l, with their son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller, of liend, and Mr. and Mrs. lleniy May as dinner guest. Another son. Mr. mid Mrs. Marvin Miller and family of Moid, were not able lo In- present for the affair. Ir. and Mrs. N. C. McClaffeiiy of Salem were week-end visitors in Sisters. Mrs. Myrtle Dennis ac companied them to Salem early Sunday morning where she will remain a htrt while recuperating from her recent Illness. Harry lledwcil spent the week end Willi I'eteand K'v.'in Stuia at itie Slura ranch near Terie biaine. li'l'ir Miller has is-cn confined lo hn home the last few days be-cauv- i.f serious illness. Mr. and Mrs. Muster M Kenle moved to I'ost on Tuesday. Mc Keire is employed by the sr-le highway and the move to l'o:.t loves- him advancement with the hihwav it' part merit. School was closed Monday be cause of the we.-iihir, however, school was resumed on Tuesday Willi 111" entire teaching Ktalf present. Sist-is water supply was ahruflly rut short Sunday eve ninr iicfuusc of llisev"le wca-tia-r but a number of men v.i re able to turn in Sipiaw crifl; sup ply M'inilay rjornimr. Mi s. I:.-ii I l:6s:.cll has been con fined to her home for the last few (lavs because of a severe cold. HiMV-ock will No. 2 has been close.) down since Kriday for re pairs. It In expected that ojcta tions will resume Immediately. Mr. nnl Mis. !. 1.. I'enhollow and family weie dinner guests at the M. ;. Hitchcock home Tuex dav eveninjr. The assembly of Central Ore gon Churches of Christ will be held in Sisters Jan. .'',1. Mis. C. Hitchcock is program chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry llensnn were confined to their home a few days this week tii-cause of the flu. Tire and Tube Grants Listed i The liend war iiriif and ration bo.ml made the following tire and , lul. giants at its two recent meet ini:s in the Deschutes county , Colli ihouse: I ( In is Swoverland, two passen I ger gi.nle thiK- tires, one recap .and one t u Im ; Ole K. Halverson, i two passenger recaps; Homer VV. , K'nieiy, four I rut k recaps, one ! grade lliiee tiie and one tube; Heiman W. Iiwson, one passen ger crude one lire; y. J. Jackson, six truck recaps; Kverett l.yman, j two passenger recaps; Carlton K. i Miipinan, two iiatsenger recaos: lie I s iiiiri"'-'-"nru'lt'"t. Farm Fresh Vitamins f" Health! Arizona Grapefruit . . .ea. 5c, doi. 55c Sunkist Oranges 2 dozen 45c FRESH PEAS, lb 15c DRY ONIONS, 10 lb. bag 39c POTATOES, U. S. No. 1, 10 lbs. 29e MUSTARD GREENS, 2 bunches .17c TEXAS YAMS. lb. 10c; 3 EMPEROR GRAPES, lb. 15c, 2 lbs ARTICHOKES, ea. 10c, 3 for ... FRESH SPINACH, bunch 10c BULK CARROTS. 5 lbs 10c LEMONS, large, dozen 23c APPLES, Delicious, C grd., bx. $1.35 lbs 29c 29c 29c vt nr;w Specials Fri. Sal. Payday INC? SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS 2 lb. box . .31c Grade A EGGS Extra Large doi. 49c Extra Medium doz. 47c falian Prunes Flapjack Flour P ii Tomato Juice 3 cans 29c No. I Tall Mixed Vegetables . 2 cans 25c riillllps No. 2 Can Corn Starch 2 pkgs. 15c Amain), Karo Syrup lb. jar 17c lllue I.uIm'I Red Cabbage 2 cans 35c Nu. 1 nils Sweet Stmr Maraschino Cherries . .41-oz. 13c 5 ibs. 39 Albers No. 10 Bag RpQ Baby clotpi I Food Strained 3 cans 20c Chopped ...2 cans 19c , s - Turk Hills Super-Meat Dog Food 10 Ibs. 98c hllililcil Facial Tissues .' ofHI Sheets .pkg. 23c ..lb. 33c Walnuts Large I'rntnnielfes Walnuts lb. 29c Medium Fancy Oysters ....can 23c ii-i Fancy Crab Meat can 43c Seiisldn White Star Tuna can 25c it' Vcg-AII 1 lb. jar 15c Ijirsens Chicken Noodle Soup .2 cans 25c Lyndcns Rancho Soups 2 cans 15c fen AspuniKlis t'Ki'tu!ile Bartlett Pears 3 cans 29c Trl Valley H Ounce Cans Pumpkin 2 cans 23c NaSVn Kcdota Figs No. 1 tall 19c 11-11 In Syrup Toinato Juice ....No. 10 can 49c Trupnk Wild Rice pkg. 69c Chippewa Tomato Hot Sauce 3 cans 14c Vat Vita Catsup bottle 13c I luntler Peanut Eutter .24-oz. jar 43c l.ynhaven Jell Powder 2 pkgs. 11c Sunny Coast Salad-Aide pt. jar 23c Salad Dressing Sandwich Spread .-.'..pt. jar 25c Dinner Bell Apple Butter 33-oz. jar 25c No. 2'j lilasa Peach Preserves jar 17c Kerr III Ounce Jar Black Figs 2 Ibs. 29c Honey .5 lb. can 95c CsT- II l 1 W J RoauUr Bun NAPHTHA SOAP Lare Ounce Package 23c isCi 13c Cod Fish Vhlle I'lake (ienulne Deep Sea Cod, pound ii.. pkg. .39c Pancake Flour No. 10 bag 39c I'ieket Health-O-Meal pkg. 25c I round. 1 Ounce Tarkage Grapenut Flakes 2 pkgs. 29c Large Site Chocolate Ovaltine .Ige. can 65c Small S.ic Bosco 12-oz. jar 23c Delicious Chocolate I lavored syrup M. J. B. Rice 2 lb. pkg. 25c Lous (iraln Curve Cut Spaghetti ..3 Ibs. 19c Hum Holly Cleanser ..3 cans 12c Wax Floor Cleaner ..pt. can 39c Johnson's Kegiilar Mk- Can Aerowax pt. jar 25c No r.iihliini; Wax PURE LARD, 4 Ibs I.'resh Home Itcnilcrcd SAUERKRAUT, qt l i'fsli Hulk RI3 BOIL, lb , 26c vNt. 1 Steer lleef PORK SAUSAGE, lb 30c Country Stylo l'resh Msh, Oysters Assorted Lunch Meat ..79c .15c lid ('. N'ltiart. f.illr triwlf I tin s; ( lair Kuller, one passenger ' Riaile tluee tire, one tube; Kloyd i'j. I'atersen, two truck tires. Hairy h. Harp, four passenger I grade one tires, one recap; Glen 'Humbert, four truck tires and itches; (Jeoige K. Itatlford. two I passenger recaps, one grade three I tiie; Herman Uelcher, one pas ! aenger reeip, one grade three I tin-; L. K. Shahan. on" passenger iRtade one tire; Jjaniel A. Carr, lone tube; -s I.yle, one passenger 'glade two lire; Oscar Ijiison, one passenger grade three tire and ;one recap; Koy Lee Thompson, jone passenger recap: Clarence H. I Aerni, two passenger grade two tin s, one recap; Victor V. Logan, thice passenger grade two tires, one n cap. List Continued Iion I .ester, three passenger recaps; Carson Call, five passen ger grade two tires; John Patrick Nickies, two passenger grade two tires and tw-o tubes; Harold And erson, four passenger grade three tin s, one recap and live tubes: Willard A. Parker, three passen ger recaps; Walter L. Moody, four passenger recaps; Leslie G. Hart It y, one passenger recap; Arthur J. I ii i kholz, two passenger recaps and one grade two tire; Leo K. Tauscher, one passenger grade two tire; O. D. January, five pas singer recaps; Natt McDougall company, one passenger tube, one glade one tire; Lee H. Movvrey, one passenger grade two tire and tube; Natt McDougall, one pas sen cor grade one tire. Monroe L. Patterson, two pas senger recaps; Harvey W. Ridge wav, two passenger grade three tires; Hardison J. Bromley, three truck tires and tubes; Louis Mit chell, two grade three tires, one recap and one tube; Isabelle Thompson, one passenger recap; Charles H. Chase, four passenger recaps; John N. McGimsey, two passenger grade three tires; Earl Holman, one truck tire; E. L. Cos ier, one passenger recap; Paciffc Fruit and Produce Co., one truck tire, one tulie; Frank J. Murray, one passenger grade two tire; Jack f;. Cann, five passenger grade two tires; Lawrence Ayers, three passenger recaps, two grade two tires, one tube; John W. Smith, one passenger grade three tire, one recap; Smith, Hoffman and Wright, two implement tires and tubes; Leora McNeely. three truck recaps: Harvey D. Fossen Uen, one passenger recap, two grade three tires and one tube; Perry E. Lanman, two passenger recaps. Grade Tires A. M. Robertson, two passenger grade two tires; Anna K. Johnson, one passenger grade three tire; M A v ft.1! si X CASHMAN'S j Victory Event I OVERCOAT 4 Finest Wool Materials r2 : Choice of Styles and Colors 2450-$2950-$3250 f'V - i e fashmans are really having a Victory Event . . . such fine Overcoat values as these, you'd never expect to find In these times. You can choose your favorite material and find the exact color you like the best. Hy fronts, single breasted and double breasted styles that fit better and wear longer. Come in tomorrow and pick out the coat you like the best! t h When You're in the Store Take a Look at these SUITS . . 29.50 up Our racks are full to overflowing with fine suits. As fine an assortment as you could ever hope to find. Wcrtn, good looking, long wearing materials in all your favorite patterns and colors. Single and double breasted models. . Hart-Schaffner & Marx Suits .from $39.50 r f Just received, shipment of Short Length Rubber Slicker $4.95 Just received, shipment of Cruiser Coats $12.95 All wool, heavy weight assorted plaid colors. BEND'S CLOTHIER Open 'Til 8 P. M. Thursdays and Saturdays tube: Troy Seiber, five passenger grade three tires; J. R. Mitchell, A. V. UrigJit. one passenger grade ert XV. Bland, four passenger re two tire and one tube: Earl caps; Bain Low, one passenger re Sweek, one passenger grade three cap; Alvin M. Bamett, two pas tire; U. J. Maudlin one passenger; d , three truck tires and tubes; Ever-; 'de ,h oe tuherRoTlie j "e Passe"fer f on t'r ett P. Lckholm. two passenger a n,r h List Is Long Om- r am . r."". r t--- tire: Marjorie Nelson, four pas- r.rnesi c. ftrtnur, one passen senger recaps; R. Ewart Jewell, : ger grade three tire, two recaps; one passenger grade three tireijooyi e. Shaults, two passenger Jones, four passenger grade two The method of taking , quail ' tires, one recap and three tubes; census is based on the fact that Shell Oil company, one truck and ; male birds always out number grade two tires, one tube; Clara L. Hunter, four passenger tubes, three grade three tires, two re caps; Dale W. Busenbark. one lassenger recap; Roy F. Plum- mer, one passenger recap: W females by a known ratio, and that, at a certain season, only the unmated surplus cock quail utter the familiar "bob white" whistle. ger recaps; H. C. Reish. two pas- grade three tires; Maxine R. Hen- nchs, two passenger recaps; Earl mer, one passenger recap; . l.. rpcans- J B Walford two '"-". " passenger recaps; r.ari Itostick. one passenger grade one tuStS one ' h t?Ere"", S? hit, une iT-vap, nam;, recan and one tuhe- I V Harlan , main n. iinisuu, two Dassenger recaps, one grade ' fP jlf '"il''.i passenger grade three tires; thrc lire; G. W. Bevans. two pas- Trueax, four passenger ' i grade three tires; Floyd L. Hoa- three passenger re- H"'" .'V. V T three tires: William A. Watson, three passenger grade three tires; senger grade two tires: T. D. Sex-: ' " .IT" ' .. i grade thr ton. one passenger recap; Mar-; V f "' ley. three passenger recaps; C. E. snail f ix, two passenger recaps, .. n..i. r two tubes, two grade three tires. I recans- Harold Setser I Worthington, one passenger Albert N. Dudley, three passen-; o tire Tne Krade three tire and tube; Denver ger grade three tires: R. W. j fOuS R uchne on nlssen j Jones' four P P8: llrown, one passenger grade three .'lZrS Beryl Brookshire, two passenger tire; C. H. Snuffer, two passenger ff Jtap.- .X' rara two 1 srade three tires; H. C. Friedlcy. recaps; Lois L. Coo,xr. one pas-; "X ' ' Wadv Baker ePnassen i ,hree PassenBer P8: Med- nger recap; Leon I'ahl, two pas-. ade 'one tirp and- tube. Land Lrearnery two truck recaps, senger gnme mice shoop and Schulze Tire Service, Munger two passenger recaps;; f ' k , d Melv.n JMcClain. two passenger rice , R one recaps: A. R. Leary, two Passn-!Fl.ank j Britain four passenger ger grade three tires ; one recap, de h , one c nne tulx-; Hoyd W Weisenhaus, J , passenger recaps, hree passenger grade three tires. R c three tules; Bob Lynch, four pas-1 A H. Bliton. three senger recaps two tubes and one Rrade one tlres and ase..Kei g.aue ' ' j three tubes; Fred L. Carter, five Charles B. 7 . .1 wsme EXTRA I, i m mm lithnuinn nno ruicconirnr ro. cap; John H H.war.1 two passen-R s passenger recap; W ii- irruiln throe liies: Albert i . r r J tlrnnt, one passenger recap; Cecil 1. Perrv, two passenger recaps; i one truck tire; Roy M. Benson. three passenger recaps, one grade i three tire; Harmon A. Thrift, one ' passenger grade three tire and tube; Selmer O. Christopherson, two passenger recaps, one grade one tire, one tube; Bernard New house, one passenger recap; Rur al W. Gifford, two passenger tubes; David Van Brown, three passenger recaps, two passenger grade three tires and three tubes. '9 Edwin J. Durham, three passen ger recaps; Carrol W. Dickerson, two passenger grade three tires, two recaps; Henry Reed, two pas senger grade three tires, two tubes; Herman W. Lawson, one passenger grade one tire; W. V. Johnston, two passenger recaps; Everett Dayton, two passenger grade three tires: L. G. Hilgers, three passenger grade three tires, two recaps; Adam Repnock, one truck tube. List Continued Fred D. Wright, one passenger gratle one tire, four recaps: Rob- AN AMAZING OFFER The manufacturer of Or. Park er's Corn Kentover will pay $."fl Reward for ar.y corn or callous that It cannot remove. Only 35c at The Owl Pharmacy mond D. Ross, one passenger re cap, one tube; N. L. Calvert, one passenger recap; W. E. Barr, one passenger grade two tire and tube; Eric Dunlap, one passenger grade three tire; Claude F. Dunl- gan. one passenger recap; Allen i J. Kramer, one passenger grade three tire, one recap;. Irving QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS due to EXCESS ACID FrMBookTallsotHomeTreatnwntthat Must Help or It Will Cost You Nothing Ovprtwo million botttwtottrio WILLARD T H K ATM K N T havo been .old f or rrlli-f of y nipt oms of 1t.trrtuftiiinK from Stomach and Oudnat Ulcers duo to Ewccic Ac'-! Pear Olfttlan, Sour or Upcal Stamacti, Oatalnits, Htartsurn, Stccplanrmfl, ate, tluo tn Exctta Acltt. Snlil on I ft day' triali Auk for "Wlllard'a Mauii" tilcn fully zplaina Uua treatment free as Brandls Thrift-Wise Drug City Drug Co. Buy National War Bonds Now! you need writ it ciao ro A0V4NC rov ioo. $700, foo ot uss ro fVUNCr TOU ACOM41 ftMOMttS. MOMrr accommcvmnom ro u fMPiovro fiOrti r;j ro suit rOUt INCOMI COM! IN Of PMQNt Portland Loan Co. No. 8 Penney Bltlg. 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