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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, JAN. 18, 1945
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AID
pt. 25c
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SWEET CHOCOLATE . . . . 1 lb. pkg. 25c
Guittard's Ground - ' '
MALTED MILK, reg. 35c size ... . . 29c
Plain or Chocolate 1 ;
Sun Dried Prunes ... .1 lb. pkg. 17c
Fiesta, Medium Size
Nestle's Sweet Milk Cocoa.. ...--1 lb. pkg. 19c
Hershey's Cocoa i lb-P 2c
Dessert or Pudding - 3 for 19c
Royal Gelatine Assorted Flavors
Stoley's Cube Starch, 12 ox. pkg 3 for 21 e
Orange or Lemon Peel -1 lb .pkg. 39c
Dried Pears. Fancy Grade 1 lb. pkg. 39e
Hamburger or Sweet Relish, jar 19c
Nalley's 12 O. Jar
Thompson Seedless Raisins 4 lb. pkg. 45c
Or Sun Kins
Deluxe Soup Mix 3 pkgs. 25c
Assorted Makes a Quart
All Nu Floor Wax qt. bottle 49c
No Rubbing, Waterproof
All Nu Lemon Oil Polish 8 ox. bottle 15c
For Floors or Furniture
Ass't. Jams & Preserves, 1 lb. jar 33c
- Kerr's No Points
All Nu Window Cleaner 8 ox. bottle 15c
Apply It, Wipe Off It's Clean!
Purex Bathroom Tissue 4 for 15c
Soft, White
Cottonseed Oil ... qt. bottle 55c
Dinner Bell No Points
mm cocoa
lib. ..
BSt! 10c
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AUNT JEMIMA
Pancake
Flour
5 Lb. Pig.
49c
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Fresh Cucumber Pickles . . . .24 oz. jar 31c
Heinz
Apricade ............. .12 oz. can 13c
Apricot Pulp Juice . -
Orange Marmalade 11b. 21c
Kraft's Cheese . . ... V. ... . . 5 bz. jar 19c
Southern Yams .... .No. 2 can 27c
Palmdale In Light Syrup
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Ben Hur Hot Mustard ..... ...6 ox. jar 10c
Ben Hur Season All - - 4 ox. pkg. 25c
Delicious on steaks, haiwrs, etc.
Apple Cider Vinegar pt. bottle 10c
Speas
Zee Paper Towels 150 to roll 10c
Chicken Ravioli ..... .1 lb. jar 23c
Riviera With Mushroom Sauce No Points
Soya Mix 24 ox. pkg. 19c
For Delicious Pancakes anil Waffles
Spanish Stuffed Qlives 6 J ox. jar 49c
Orbett Ripe Olives 10 ox. jar 23c
Select
Fancy Tuna 7 ox. can 35c
While Star 3 Points
Green Olives 10 oz. jar 49c
Palmdalo
Grated Tuna 6 ox. can 25c
Ocean Chief Points
Sardines in Tomato Sauce 15 ox. can 14c
Katwell
Columbia Salmon 7 ox. can 25c
Mcrrlnmc 8 Points
11b. KHZ
29c Iffluijr
Drip Grind
1 . r- 1
lb. pkg. 17c
Jumbo 3
can Kg
15c IgS
Fancy Red Salmon 1 lb. can 46c
Seaklst l Points
Layerpak Vegetables.. No. 2 can 24c
For Salmis or Garnishes
Green Beans, Julienne. .No. 2 can 27c
S&W, Seasoned With Salt 10 Points
Royal Ann Cherries, No. 303 glass 36c
Palmdale 30 Points
Krispy Crackers 2 lb. pkg., 31 e
Chicken & Noodle Soup 2 for 25c
Lynden lOij Oz. Can .
Orange Juice No. 2 can 23c
Slimline.
Blended Juice No. 2 can 23c
Sundlno
S & W Tomato Sauce.. 8 ox. can 8c
Tomato Juice. 12 ox. can 8c
Sacramento 10 Points
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
RECEIVED FRESH DAILY
PILAND'S MARKET
Liver lb. 23c
Young Steer Beef
Veal Round lb. 39c
Juicy, Tender Steaks
Fresh Smelt .....2 lbs. 37c
Pork Roast lb. 29c
Loin Cuts
Corn Beef lb. 35c
Boneles Sugar Cure
Olives .....pt. 17c
(.anrornia ureen
GOOSE RARE IN OREGON
SPENDING WINTER HERE
Visiting In Bend with water-
fowl of the Mirror pond this win-
l ter is one of Oregon's rarest mi
grants, Ross s goose, a bird whose
i nesting place, now known to be
In the isolated Interior of Alaska,
remained undiscovered until re
cent years, it was learned here
today.
Presence of the strange bird on
the Mirror pond was called to the
attention of H. H. Sheldon, local
naturalist and photographer, by
Charles H. Bishop, former city
park gardener. Sheldon studied
the migrant and positively Identi
fied It as Ross's goose, named af
ter Bernard R. Ross, British natur
alist with Hudson's Bay company
in early days. .
Sheldon reports that Ross's
goose is somewhat similar in gen
eral appearance to the lesser snow
goose, but is much smaller in
size. Ross's goose Is about the
size of a mallard duck, but Is
white except for the wings, which
have black tips and gray patches,
and in some of the specimens the
neck and breast are washed or
stained with rusty orange. It is
a'lso distinguished from the lesser
snow goose by its roughened war
ty area at the base of the bill.
In Oregon, Ross's goose is list
ed on the basis of two specimens,
it Is pointed out In "Birds of Ore
gon," by Cabrlelson and Jewett.
The first was reported by Charles
E. Bendire, in 1877. This specimen
was obtained on SUvies river. "It
appears to be a rare species, and
was shot out of a flock of 12 bv
Sgt. Kennedy of my company,"
Captain Bendire sported in that
distant dav. This specimen Is now
in the collection of the Museum
of Comparative Zoology, in Cam-
Dnage, nass. .
The second Oregon specimen
was from Adel, in Lake county,
and was killed on November 3.
1921, by W. S. Wyble, of Adel, and
presented to Stanley O. Jewett.
Naturalists say that it is evi
dent that Oregon lies to the west
of the main flight line of this
little goose, which regularly stops
at Great Falls, Mont., "for lunch,"
then continues south to winter In
the northern Sacramento valley.
The Bend visitor, which prob
ably dropped from a migrating
flock this past fall, appears to
have suffered a wing impairment,
and will probably make Its home
here through the entire winter.
Its associates on the Mirror pond
are the speckle breasts, another
species of geese.
Merchants Bar
Japanese Trade
Hood River, Ore., Jan. 18 tP
Hood River- today was the second
cpmmunity In Oregon where mer
chants have barred Japanese
trade, nine businessmen posting
"No Jap Trade" signs at their
stores.
Several merchants at Gresham
bave taken the same means of
discouraging the return of Japa
nese to the Pacific coast.
Members of the Hood River
American Legion post pointed out
that the store proprietors in
Hood River were supporting the
legion stand and announced that
probably more stores would fol
low suit. The legion also circu
lated petitions seeking names of
those who were "100 per cent
back of the legion's stand." -
In opposition to the move, the
Odell, .Ore., community church in
Hood River valley passed a reso;
lutlon . asking the American Le
gion to restore the names of 16
Japanese - American soldiers ex
punged from a legion roll of
nonor.
Jron rails, laid in 1826 on a
four - mile railroad in Quincy,
Mass., to haul granite blocks,
were the first metal rails replac
ing wood to be used in America.
Pleasant Ridge
Pleasant Ridge, Jan. 18 (Spe
cial) Ed Olson left on Tuesday
fo rhls home at Lebanon.
Harold McKay and family of
Terrebonne were Sunday visitors
at the Kasmus Peterson home.
Visitors at the homes of Ole
Hanson and Mikkelsens are Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Nicholsen of Hay-
ward, Calif., and Mrs. Nelson and
daughter-in-law of Salinas Cal.,
they are also visiting Mrs. Net
son's son who is stationed at the
Redmond air base.
Monday visitors at the Rasmus
Peterson home were Mr. and Mrs.
Ole Hansen and Mrs. Mikkelsen
and Alfred and their California
guests. . ,
Mrs. Sid Conklln attended a
party Saturday at the home of
Mrs. Stanley Brown of Kedmond,
Browns mother who is visiting
the party was in honor of Mrs.
her.
Rasmus Petersen and Minnie
Bursorr were ' Saturday evening
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Vaughn of Redmond.
Mrs. Alfred Pedersen was a Sat
urday caller at the Rasmus Peter
sen home.
Mrs. Don Kissler of Redmond
visited her mother Minnie Burson
on Monday.
Mrs. Idona Fix and daughters
and Mrs. Betty Farsvedt and baby
son of Bend and Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Berry were Sunday sup-
FOOD MARKET and FEED STORE
North Highway - Free Delivery Phone 776
"The Store of Personal Service"
Fancy Prunes
Clara Vol Brand
2 pkgs. .....35c
LEAST TIMEk(j5$f
Jumbo Size
Can 15c
Peanut Butter
Skippy
1 lb. jar ....33c
Pumpkin No. 21 can 15c
Diamond A Fancy
Diced Beets .No. 2 can 13c
jCWheaties
15c
RINSO
Large
Package
23c
FLOUR
Drifted Snow.
50 lbs. 2.39
CORN
Whole Kernel
HD
Vacuum Pack
can 15c
Pork Roast ... .lb. 31c
Choice Shouhler Cuts
Beef Stew lb. 33c
- , Boneless No Waste
Hamburger ............... lb. 28c
Fresh Ground
Polish Sausage lb. 37c
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)( We're talking about suits : ; ; not a soft drink
c : : in case you were confused. Couldn't resist that headline, . '
' though, because it fits these suits perfectly . . ;
like they'll fit you.
Triple Test Worsteds are their name' ; : ; for the sound reason
that the fine looking material in each had to pass three stringent,
scientific tests: first, a test for style, then one for quality, and finally
one for value. And after carefully examining these
Triple Tests we think you'll agree that they're the
best buys in town (or out, for that matter).
More than .agreeably priced at only
$4500 and $4950
TRIPLE TEST WORSTEDS
by Hart Schaffner & Marx
Other Nationally Known Winter Suits '
Priced at $2950-$3500
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Oregon
per guests at the G. A. Kriger
home.
Jim Puckett is employed at the
Hank garage in Redmond.
Alfred Pederson and Charles
Schliekelman were Sunday callers
at the Ahlstrom home.
War Briefs
(By United Treat)
Western Front American
forces battle through north flank
of Ardennes salient to within five
miles of St. Vith; Germans widen
bridgehead above Strasbourg In
Alsace.
Eastern Front Red army
sweeps toward Germany's east
ern frontier and military observ
ers believe nazis may make stand
behind Oder river inside reich.
Pacific Japanese reported
evacuating key personnel from
Manila in expectation of early
fall.
Air War American heavy
bombers attack rail and industrial
center of Magdeburg.
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Symptoms of Dhtrtss Arising from
STOMACH ULCERS
due to EXCESS ACID
FrotBookToHiofHouMTroitanirithtt
Mutt 1Mb or H Will Cost Vo Nothing
Over two million bottlesof the WILLARD
TRKATMBNThiT. been .oldfor relief of
ymptoma of distress arising from Stsnwch
and Diesdenal Ulesr. due to Sxcms AcM
P.sr Oigsstlsn. fesar or UpMt Stomach,
Q linns. IIsmLwii. Olss.lsi.nsis. etc.,
due to Cicvts Add. Sold on l&davs' trts.ll
Ask for "Wlltard's Mtnmf" which fully
explains this treatment tre. as
BRANDIS THRIFT-WISE
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MAGILL DRUG COMPANY
U. S. Army Leader
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