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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1945
SUPER
MARKET
VALUES IN SUPER-FOODS
Salad Dressing .............. qt. jar 29c
Table Queen
Pork & Beans 101 oz. can 10c
Van Camp's, Jumbo Size 1 5c
12 oz. can
33c
Waxed Paper 125 ft. roll 18c
Bathroom Tissue roll 5c
Soft White I'lirex
Pyramid Salt 22 lb. cartons 15c
Shoestring Carrots 20 oz. can 14c
it & it
Grated Tuna 6 oz. can 25c
Ocean C hief
Kidney Beans No. 2 can 13c
Fancy Ited
Yeg.-Noodle Soup Mix 3 pkgs. 23c
Betty Crocker
Jack 'n Jill
Syrup
51b. jar 39c
Minced Clams 14 oz. can 53c
. Snow's
H & D Orange Juice No. 2 can 23c
H & D Sliced Beets No. 2 can, 2 for 25c
H & D Jell Powder 3 for 19c
Assorted flavors
Ripe Olives, luncheon size 9 oz. glass 23c
SUPER SPECIALS IN CANNED
Unica Salmon 1 lb. can 25c bjjYf
salmon 1 lb. can 39c
Shrimp 7 or. can 38c "
ft 4 41 m Frt2!'i
mmwcu wiuiiis i u, bun Mb
Itoyal Chef
Seedless Raisins, Thompson, 4 lb. pkg, 47c
Pancake and Waffle Flour . .pkg. 15c
Soya Creme 24 Ounce Pkg.
Piggly Wiggly Flour 49 lb. 1.95
Mexicorn Niblets 12 oz. can 16c
Whole Kernel Corn With Sweet Ited and Green reppers
Tomato Soup 3 cans 25c
Campbell's I0'j Oz. Can
Albers Oats .3 lb. pkg. 25c
Quirk t llcgiilar Oven Glass While They I-ast
Layer Pak Vegetables No. 2 cn 22c
Veg-AII Mixed Vegetables 1 lb. jar 17c
Fancy Sweet Potatoes 18 oz. can 19c
Taylor's Yuciiiini I'uckcd Whole Potatoes
Orange
Marma
lade 2 Lb. Jar
35c
Scott Towels pkg. of 150, 10c
Buckwheat & Wheat Flour... 9 810 lb. bag 89c
AIIht's Self Kisliig
Palmdale No. 2 tin 25c
Southern Yellow Yams 111 Light Sugar Syrup
Sweet Peas No. 2 can 15c
Standby
Marmalade 2 lb. jar 33c
Saxon House
Concord Grape Jam 2 lb. jar 35c
Aniltu
CHB Dill Pickles 24 oz. jar 35c
S & W Catsup 14 oz. bottle 19c
Sanitary Napkins 2 pkgs. 35c
Tops, in (lie Package
Parkay Margarine .' 2 lbs. 49c
71 oz. pkg.
3 for 25c
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Apples Winesaps 4 lbs. 25c
Fresh Tomatoes Mexican ..... lb. 29c
Texas Pink Grapefruit 4 for 29c
Danish Squash lb. 5c
FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES RECEIVED DAILY
PILAND'S MARKET
Round Steak lb. 39c
Grade A Steer
Beef Roast lb. 37c
lloncless Grade A Steer
Ground Beef lb. 28c
100 I'ure Beef
.lb. 27c
Sausage
Bets Influence
Score of Game
New York, Jan. 11 HB Coach
Nat Holman of the City college
basketball team revealed today
that he had deliberately instruct
ed one of his players, Bill Levine,
to decline a free throw in order
to prevent bookmakers from mak
ing a clean sweep on bets in the
C.C.N.Y.-Syracuse game at Madi
son Square Garden last night.
City college was a six to eight
point favorite, which meant that
bookmakers had given Syracuse
bettors six points, but had taken
eight points on bets by City col
lege supporters. At the time of the
foul on Levine, late in the game,
City led by six points. Had Levine
been permitted to shoot and make
the free throw, the game probably
would have ended with City col
lege seven points ahead, giving
the bookmakers winning bets on
both sides.
"When it gets to the point
wre bookmakers instead of the
coaches try to run the game, col
lege basketball will be in bad
shape," Holman said. "This time I
Just happened to know the betting
odds and J didn't want to give
them any satisfaction."
Oregon Gloves
Tourney Delayed
Portland, Ore., Jan. 11 (Hi A
three-day golden gloves boxing
tournament, originally scheduled
by the State Amateur Athletic
union for Jan. 17-19, has been
postponed until March 7-9, Her
man Dcvault, of the Ramblers
club, who has been appointed di
rector of the show, said today.
Postponement was ordered be
I cause of conflict with the Amer
ican .Legion's amateur boxing
tourney on the same date. Pro
ceeds of the state tourney will be
turned over to the march of dimes
fund, Devault said.
Sisters
Sisters, Jan.ll (Special) Word
has been received that Pvt. Bur
ton Peck of Portland, nephew of
Archie Teller, was killed in action
on the western front. He is sur
vived by parents, his wife, two
year old son and two sisters.
Cpl. Norman Myers was dis
charged from the army on Dec. 12
after being confined to a hospital
for some time,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Poschwatta
went to Albany last week on busi
ness. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Casey went to
Bend and Redmond last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Casey had as
their dinner guests Friday eve
ning Mr. and Mrs. Jess Owsley
and Jim Dundee.
Ilene McKenzle, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Buster McKenzle,
was taken to a Portland hospital
on Saturday morning.
Mrs. Lloyd Hewitt has returned
from Portland.
Elmer Jenkins Is ill this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Paul have
moved here from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Redman went
to Albany.
A special meeting of the Re
bekahs will be held Jan. 17. All
members are invited to attend the
Initiation.
Roy Williams Is stationed at the
naval base at San Diego, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hitchcock
and children of Klamath Falls are
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Clifford Ullman is teach
ing school this week substituting
for Mrs. Lucille McKenzie while
she is In Portland with her daugh
ter who is ill.
Mrs. A. Templeton and Mrs. Or
ville Hanson went to Portland.
C. G. Hitchcock went to Port
land last Thursday.
A surprise birthday party will
be given Mrs. Mel Crawford on
Tuesday evening at her home.
Mel Crawford is building a new
brick chimney on the forestry of
fice building. Ray Stonehocker of
Prineville is assisting him.
Prineville won over Sisters In
basketball, 11 to 33, on Friday
night.
Charles Sharp is ill in the Red
mond Medical-Dental hospital.
William Van Buskirk is work
ing in Redmond.
Mr. and Mrs. David Zumwalt
have purchased a home in Oak
land, Calif. David is stationed at
Pearl Harbor. .
Charles McGregor sprained his
ankle last week.
Don Trushiem is building a ga
rage and woodshed on his prop
erly. Mrs. Charles Brockett has been
ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie TolCer in
vited the Townsend club to their
home for the regular meeting on
Jan. 6. Officers were installed for
coming year, Telfer acting as in
stalling officer. Next meeting will
be held at the church recreation
hall on Jan. 13. A basket social
and auction will be held also.
Everybody is welcome.
Lap
me
Lapine, Jan. 11 (Special) Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Miller returned
home from Reno, Nev., last week.
They spent the holidays with.Mr.
and Mrs. Buck O'Day.
Dan Monroe of Mitchell is ill in
the hospital at Prineville. He is
Mrs. Bill James' father.
Maud Eaton, who recently mov
ed to Sweet Home, is spending
several days in Lapine.
John Hunter returned home Fri
day from Portland much improv
ed. He was treated for an injured
knee.
Mrs. Carl Powell left for Eu
gene on Tuesday. .
Mrs. Mary Baker, who has been
In Lapine for a couple of months
with her sister, Mrs. Sarah Sly,
FOOD MARKET and FEED STORE
North Highway Free Delivery Phone 776
"The Store of Personal Service"
jj Payday Food Savings Fri. Sat.
CORN
Fountain
Cream Style
No. 2
can 15c
soap
Sumt Suds
Lge. Pkg 23c
PEAS Klondike, No. 2's . . .can 10c
PUREX
Tim Perfect Bleach
I gal. 25c m
tjuiirl Me
Albers
Pancake
Flour
No. 10 Sack
67c
Sauerkraut quart 16c
Baking Powder can 9c
Small Clabber Girl Brand
g3 COFFEE
fePy lb. 33c
MILK
Any Brand
2 cans 29c
Self Shine Wax .....pint 33c
tjuarl Mo Liquid Veneer
LARD lb. 19c
Swift's Silver Leaf
"fO SAUCtS ANO GRAVIIS USC CARNAJIQM K'
ROUND STEAK
Try It Swissed
lb. 37c
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CashmanV January
BLANKET EVENT
This is an excellent time to replenish
your supply of blankets. Cashman
again features outstanding values in
blankets of all grades.
Cotton
Double Blanket
Large. size, heavy cotton blankets.
Size 70 x 80. Ideal for cold nights.
2.50
Nashua Blanket
Satin bound, 50 wool blankets. Na
tionally known for their quality. 72x84.
4.95
Regent Blanket
25 wool, size 70 x 80. In choice of
several colors. An exceptional value.
5.95
50 Wool Blanket
Rose or green, satin bound 50 wool
blanket. Size 72 x 84. Big and fluffy.
7.95
80 Wool Blanket
Pendleton grey, 4 pound 80 wool blan
ket. Made for long wear.
8.95
89 Wool Blanket
Better grade, 89 grey wool blankets.
9.95
Levi Strauss
All Wool Blanket
Satin bound, 72 x 84 all 4ft QC
wool blanket. A super lV79
value.
Camp Blanket $5.95
Heavy weight, grey.
CAMP QUILTS and BED COMFORTERS
103
Oregon
Pendleton
All Wool Blanket
The choice blanket value of the season. It's nation,
ally-known. In smart pastel shades.
15.95
went to Eureka, Calif., last week
NEW kind of
ASPIRIN tablet
doesn't upset stomach
When you need
quick relief from
pain, do you
hesitate to take
aspirin because
it leaves you
with an upset
stomach? If so,
this new medi
cal discovery.
SUPERTM, is "just what the doc
tor ordered" for you.
Superln is aspirin plus contains
the same pure, sate aspirin you
have long known tout developed
by doctors in a special way for
those upset by ajpirin in its ordi
nary form.
This new kind of aspirin tablet
dissolves more quickly, lets the
aspirin get right at the job of re
lieving pain, reduces the acidity of
ordinary aspirin, and does not ir
ritate or upset stomach even after
repeat doses.
Tear this out to remind you to
get Superin today, so you can have
it on hand when headaches, colds,
etc., strike. See how quickly it
relieves pain how snr-ssr-
fine you feel after LtLibi
to visit another sister. '
Four children of Mr. and Mrs.
D. Candle entered school last
week: Eva Mae and Juanita in the
high school and Marjorie and Eu
gene in the grade school.
Cotopaxi, the 19-600-foot Ecua
dorean volcano, is the highest ac
tive volcano in the world; its al
most perfect conical top is covered
with snow except at the margin of
the crater.
U. S. State Head
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crnor, 2 Pressed
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8 Permit
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' size
10 Posture
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11 War god
12 It proceeds
(music)
13 Tidy
14 Leaping
amphibian
15 Blood vessel
17 Snare
18 Ghi's nnme
20 City on Mont- h Card came
real island 15VotreEmi-
22 African nence (ab.)
antelope 16 Chaos-
23 Female rurt 18 Places
25 Build 20 He is gover
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28 Solicitudes '
29 Symbol for!
samarium ;
30 Thoron (sym.1
31 Muse of "
poetry
34 Be in accord
38 Native of '
Rome
39 Driving lines
40 Short sleep
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26 Stove
31 Sea eagles
32 Wandered
33 Unit of
electricity
35 Ceremony
37 Royal Italian
family name
42 Alleged force.
43 480 sheets'
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45 Compass point
48 Intellect '
50 Male swan
52 Ells English
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54 Symbol for
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Short Ribs lb. 19c
Grade A Steer Beef
Fryers lb. 45c
Colored
Hens lb. 39c
Colored
Country Style
Salmon Steak lb. 40c
Center Cuts
Halibut Steak lb. 41c
Center Culw
Summer Sausage lb. 59c
Goto Bore Kxtra Dry
Pork Chops lb. 39c
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49 Low sand hill
gist's, lot and S9f.
50 Third power
(math.)
Sl'Great Lake
53 Near
54 Fuel
55 Judicable