THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, JAN. 25, 1945
PAGE FIVE
Local News
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Miitliilillil ycMlonluy, 17 ilruri'i'K.
Minimum Iiint iiIkIiI. ID (li'Krfi'H.
TOMAVHMKVi'llKK
TiniMriiliii'it: III p.in., 21 tl
Kri'i'H; III ll. in., K7 tlritrmn. Vv
loclly of wlnil: III i.iu., H milt's;
III U.lll., I llllll'N.
Tin- Mint l.litlli'I'lill IjiiIIi'H Aid
will im-i'l next Tluii Htliiy, I'Vli. I,
nl 2:.'MI In tin' eh u n il uujint wllli
Ml'N. lllllVIII' Nynlcl'11 (IN llllKtfKN,
Id'V. MuitIm A. 'riioiiipNiin Irfl
tnilay lo iilli'iul mi All l.iillii'iiin
M Miliuir In tin- Mulliiiiiniili linlfl,
I h i lim I on Mliliiy. lie will I'i'liirn
In fill thn pulpit nil .Sunday.
ICnhiTl VV. Siiwycr i'i-luriiril lo
Ilcliil luiliiy ullci' iiIIi'IiiIIiik Uriel'
lion niiilcicnci'H In St. l.onlH, Mo.
Uci'd J. Ilmviirtl, ki'Iiiiiiiii 3 c
lavliillnii riitllo until , rcrcnily
tiiniluiiicil (rum i: navy ritillu
m IkiiiI In Mi'inphlN, 'IVnn., bin .u'
i'IHh, Mr. and Mm. .1, II. Howard,
l l.ri!i I'liiiiliiTlanil, liuve IcariH-il.
Id'i'il. 1H, i-ruiliiuti'd from Hi' ml
lillili h IiihiI wllh tint ('Iun (it
mid cnllxlcd an u conili.lt ulr I'l'rw
man on July 3. I In KTiuluiilctl from
laillo Nchool wllh an (ivt'iumi of
W prr rent. Ik1 In now awitlllni!
ii!ol)!Mimnt to u nunnery iclinol.
Miss I .m y DiivIkiiii mid Miss Kl
ma Mulllim, licsi'luiics rounty
pulillc liriiHh iitiinc. lolt tixluy
lor I'm il.iinl tu iui I Icliiaif In un
liiMllulc In nliHi'i value of iiiitlmi'
al puhltc hcallh ilny, which la to
morrow, 'llii' Instllule U the wc
mid of n wiles HponmiriHl Jnliilly
by the Ori'iinn stiito Irattlie mini
ItiK cdlK'.illnn, the Orciioll statu
niiiKrH' us.HiR'lallon and dUliiii 1
lit Ihc On'Kuii Mate oi'Kiinliitton
(or pulilli' hcallh nurln.
Mr. and Mil. Jay Tlmix, (
Kvriclt, Wash., HIV III Itcml visit
lilt: his slslrr, Mis. I". (.'. Tuyl'ir.
MIks lU'i tliii Kohai,'i'ii, slulc Nil
IMTVIsiir o( hnini' rciinnmlt'S, wan
In lU'iid tmlay. coiidTiiliK wllh
Itcml hlk'h nchool odlcluls anil In'
siiuctois. Miss Kdlhaccn Is lien
from Salem.
K. J. Wlsi1, Ijiki'Vli'w, was In
Itcml today on IiiisIiicsh.
J. D. lioiiovan, manager of the
I.iinilierman's hospital, rcturiu'd
today (nun Cunene whrni he
iM'iil M-vcral d.(n vlsllliu; lil
lirnther In law, (icoiKe Wlillturinr,
w ho has Ih'cii III.
J. 1.. I -iii son of I 'oil la rid wa In
licnd ycsiciday on business.
Mrs. T. W. Viindcvci I of 'I'unia
In KhopH'(l In llellll Vl'Slcrday.
C. K. fidlich, o( Kail City, Ncli.,
at.
HERE'S A GREAT DOUBLE BILL
PLUS 2ND SMASH HIT
mimr
SMILEY BURNETTE tj -.'&t '
MARY LEE
JUNI STORIY WARREN HUH
JOI FRISCO PACEMAKERS
and Mm. R. It. Franklin, of Den
ver, who have liucn vIhHIiik their
HlMlei', Ml'N, A. kl. Sluvuns, led llils
iiioi'iiIiim to vinll (ili'iuw In oilier
NCCtlOIIH III (Jll'tJOll.
Mrs. Marino 1,'IiIIhiiii was In
Ik nil ycHicriiay (roin III i Jtcti
iiiond army air field.
Airs. A. L. IUii'I'Ihoii n( KIhIcis
shopped In tills city yesterday.
Nns. M, li. llltciK'ock was In
llend ycKtcrduy I ruin HIsleiH.
Nick Milliner Is Hpeiiilliid n few
dnys In Itcml from Ins daleway
lioiiio iih Nils, Muniicr underwent
tin operation at the St. Uiarlcs
honpiial yesterday.
Mm. J. (,'. Vandeverl, who hud
liei.'ii serloUHly 111 this juiNt week,
wiih relcaned ychlcriJuy I rum tile
St. Cliarles hospllal.
It. II. Colli), newly appointed
superintendent of tnr wi'fclcm
Union Tcli'Ki'uph Co., lu'coiupamud
by k.. A. Tjli.'oti, disirlci coiiiiiut
rial maniiKer, spent VviHiiii'Siiny In
llend coiiiei rlnK wllh L. U. Curler,
local manager.
HolM i t licnske and VV. It. Cook
were In llend ycNlerUay from Mad
ran. MiN. C. A. Loop of Itedinoud
Hhopped In llend ycHterdiiy.
iNuss Ixinnu 1'i'leiHon oi t'ulur
visited friends und rvlullveit III
lleiul yeslerday.
.Mrs. lion Vheeler hail ruttirnud
from u visit to Sun Josu and oltier
Culilornla dllen.
C. 1. U'Uuiry left today for iJu
fur where he will visit hln sister
In law, Mi'M. T. U. Slusher. l-rom
there he pluiu tu no lo the I la lies
lor a short visit with hla nlster,
Mr. John Conrad.
ll'.e '1 ow iiBciKl club 1m iHjusor
lu u pulillc card iarty to lie held
next but unlay nltchl tit the home
of Mm. Alice boderm mm, HTti
Uden avenue, It wan announced
liHiay.
1'. L). Ijuw of Madras U In
llend today on business.
l)unce hi iluMlcrn Klur flranei'
I hull Suturuuy muni", ladles tree.
iUV.
Charls Foundation and lilrdles
IT.ia tu Jl.'i Uo. lirasaiures i.:0 to
JJ.ii.. l'honu lor apixilnlmcnt
4;t M. Inu K. Crum, uutt liroad
way. Adv.
KAIL TOWN LOST
Chungkltitf, Jan. 25 diiJapa
neae trtnip Hove occupied the rail
town of Vlnulak, 70 nillt-M mirth
ol Cunton, und entered another
key Junction of Lokchang near
the northern Kwuiikiuiis border,
u ChlueM! coinnniul(ue said totLiy.
lluy National War UonUs Now;
STARTS
TONIGHT
CONTINUOUS SATURDAY
ledst't Rintk
RletiMo
RmKV TmIIi'
ttmtafe
7
if yu
Tugman Named
Jaycee Speaker
Wllh William M. Tui;man, cdl
tor of the Kuijene IteKlNler fitninl :
hooked an piinelpal speaker, mem-1
bcrs of the llend Junior t.iiamiicr
of commerce tomorrow nltflit will
hold it banquet In the I'lne Tav
ern, at which they will make an
award to the city' "first Junior
citizen." 'Hie bunipiet begins at
7:.'0 o'clock, aecordlriK to Hrucc
tilllierf, president of the K'"llP.
Ilesldes the award to the out
slandlni: Junior eltlen for Hill,
keys will be prescnlcd to other
members of (he Junior chamber.
The awards will be Klven by H. A.
Stover, while lon II. I'eopleN, hcc
retary of the licnd Chamber of
commerce, will act an muster of
cercmonlcH.
Greetings will be extended by
President (lllherl; and Marvey
Held, iiccompanlcd by Constance
Klcld, will render vocal solos.
In u procram Issuetl for the oe-,
raslon, the Junior Chamber listed
the fnllowlnii members who are In j
the armed services:
U-Klle Schwab, Kenneth Putt,!
Ivan 1'ulmer, Kennel h title, Ry
der Hold, Herbert Klley, dale I'd
ker, Wayne Met., ThomH. Lar
son, Kenneth CrcxK, Itay Leltl.ine,
Kessler Cannon and A. E. llrewer.
Gleemen to Open
Concerts Tonight
Itcml Olcemen's male
chorus is scheduled to open u nno- nls mscussion is expecieu to
siTlea of conivrm In Central Ore-' reveal much of the misery suX
Kon, with an appearance at 8 'i'red by victims of the disease.
o'clock tonlKht In the ()dcin the-1
atcr In Kedmond. The slnKcm ; inn
will make their next public up-' MrS. J. K. I TICG
pearancc on Monday, ivin(! u j . . I I I
conmt.n the Tower theater In Q Q VeS TOr Ufa h
llend. l)n Tuesday they are billed , , , ,. ... .
lor 8 o'clock In I'owell butte. I M- J- Pric". 192 Wpst St"0'
f ni ii,,ia,i,w Im ...io,.i,,r ( i mid street, accompanied by her
the lileenien, and the accomiiun
1st Is Beverly Wennerstrom.
In discussing the oniunriatlon,
Robblns said loday that it Is u
non-profit croup, und that
1I)t I
member meet one evenlne each
we-k simply for the pleasure of
participating In ornanucd sinf,"
Uill IK limiHIK 111 UlUaillM-'U BUIK
ing. "Membership Is oK'n to men
with a love (or Kood choral sing-
w. w.a..ih ,
miii'Ii imil n honest rics ,-n 10 keen
regular attendance," Hobblns '""? time in Ogden, U.. visiting
added, I Mi's. Kthid liroadfoot, who is a
Mcmliers of the Gleemen are: sister of Mrs. Price's,
first tenors. Charles Corkctt and Mrs. Price ,-lans to continue on
ICulph Bailey: second tenors, Carl to Kmlnence. Mo., to visit her par
Llndh, Hay Yiirnes, Stanley Scott I cnts, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kan
and Wayne Hamilton; baritones, dolph. Her father Is 91 and her
i 'ml fovner. Vcrn Ijirson. Ted mother Is 80 years of age.
Sexton and H. U. Moore; second
buss, Al Erikscn, Kloyd Burden,
Al Nelson, John Cuffln, Paul
Smith and Bill Barton.
IIADIO TALK PLANNED
Marlon Cady, past president of
the Bend Junior chamber of com
merce, at 7 o clock tonight will
KjH'ak over radio station KBND in
behalf o( the campaign to raise
funds for the Foundation of In
fantile Paralysis, It was announc
ed toduy. Nighllji members of the
CONTINUOUS SHOW SATURDAY
& BREATH-TAKING
m ... vi -w. i r film r wrn w.W js"l
Down to Last Chop
I 'fJfmmmmJL,mt mm urn .tiiiii i u Mmjjmmm)WM
Uulchcr Eugfiio Arnold unnopplly displays the last ol his meat supply
t lonely chop to disappointed Mrs. Uiulae Evans and her granddaughter.
Jennifer Leppo. Three-lourths o( Ban Tanclsco's markets were without
meat to sell with many closing entirely and others curtailing sales hours
as shortage continued unabaltfL
Junior chamber talk on the need
'"r raislnn funds to combat polio.
dauKhler, Mrs. Kred Aufforth, and ', 'rce: Bob Blakely, graduate;
small grandson. Dwaine, left last: J,)Vce Armstrong and Sally Schil
night for Utah to visit her son, ! seniors; Leonard Peoples,
Set. Harvey J. Price, his wife and : Howan Brick, Ann Segerstrom
year-old son, Jerry. The sergeant.
who sullerea a loot iniecllon
while serving with the army air
fni-.f. in the Knnih Pncifir. r.-inrn.
'
led to the states two months ago
i ;'n1 ""w an army hospital at
! UriKhnm. Utah.
Mm. Auf forth plans to spend
111171. 1 l ice i it'iiu.y ii'im lieu
from the Mare Island, Calif., naval
base where she visited her sgn,
Ilayden G. Price, carpenter's mate
3 c. A third son, Pfc. Glenn D.
Price, is now stationed at the
Portland army air base.
WATER DATA COMIMLED
measurement of waters In
reservoirs yesterday showed that:
Crane prairie contains 22,.tOO acre-
leel, K'Klup contains iz.juu acre-1
feet while there is 31,000 acre-feet !
3 DAYS ONLY STARTING
TONIGHT
ADVENTURE!
SATURDAY
kvkxi:
JOHN WAYNE
ELLA RAINES
GABBY" HAYES
PLUS
NEWS
o
CARTOON
o
NOVELTY
tftkA I etepnuto
, In Crescent lake, 'Aubrey E. Perry.
ucscnutes county watermaster,
stated today.
Youth Club
Notes
Barney O'Doherty, head of the
Bend Youth club's police force
and clean up committee, has an
nounced the following as the po-
nu Jat'K AlKen, Juniors with Jean
""""""" ""n ' ;"C3,
1 sophomores. Their duties are to
i see that rules and regulations are
ffriitrl i,t K all t A-..
?" P)
1 volunteers who wish to help on
i he clean-up committee are asked
I to eet in touch with Barney.
All members are asked to have
their dues paid to Shirley Blakely,
treasurer, by the 10th of every
month.
Permanent hours for the club
are set for Friday, 3:40 to 5:30
and 7 to 11:30; Saturday, 1 to 5:30
and 7 to 11:30; Sunday, 1 to 5:30,
Monday. 3:40 to 5:30 and 7 lo
9:4j;
Tuesday, Wednesday, and
j Inursday from 3:40 to 5:30. The
council members meet
every
Tuesday night at 7:30.
The club would like to express
Its appreciation to Mrs. Robert
il. Beck lor her
Hrtnntinn rtf a
b,ree oil naintlmr nnri mninn.
and to the Bend Dairy for the
desk lamp.
All members are asked to at
tend an important mass meeting
and get-together before the bas
ketball team goes on its Wasco
trip. The meeting will begin at
7:30 sharp, Thursday evening. j
Anyone interested In participat
ing in a ping pong tournament to
begin Saturday afternoon, sign
up on the bulletin board bv Fri
day night. The winner will' hold
the championship every month
until challenged and defeated by
another player. There will also
be championships in doubles.
Some of the expenditures en-countei-ed
by the Bend Youth club
since moving from the L'SO build
ing, in fixing up the new quarters j
on Oregon avenue, follow:
Signs, $11.23; carpentry,!
$276.25; paint, $5-1.36; electric,
wiring, $100.98: piano, $125; desk,
$25; tables and chairs, $84.1-1; I
linoleum, $31.20; lumber, $64.70; 1
other materials, $11.13. Monthly1
expenditures Include payment for
a leiepnone, sou Bunding rent, S(0
for snack bar and $20 miscellane
ous. The only monthly income Is de
rived from dues which amounts
to about $170. Youth club mem
bers axe working on various plans
to provide some additional funds.
Official Records
Pet It ion Filed
Guardianship petition: Mrs. Al
bert L. Jones petitioned to be ap
pointed guardian of John Wesley
Jones, 5, and Linda Joe Jones, 2.
Marriage license: Alfred Grino
and Ella J. Collins, both of Bend,
both legal age.
Honorable discharge: U. S.
army to Leo H. Drew.
More Roosevelt
Animals Moved
Fort Worth, Tes., Jan. 25 tP
Some more of Col. Elliott Roose
velt's animals moved to the west
coast today but this time as com
mon freight.
Travelling lit an ordinary rail-
Dr. Grant Skinner
DENTIST '
1036 Wall Street
Evenings by Appointment
Office Phona 73
Red. Phone 810-W
m ) tt turt
CHILD'S
6 Jtirate-1
TOOTH BRUSH
1 ) MULTI-VITAMINS
II sun MINERALS
WHEATAMDi
TABLET!
Johnson
Baby Oil
Special
qt.
$1.69
Baby
Blankets
39c to
$4.19
50c
Pablum
Baby Food
39c
Add 20 Federal excise tax to
Cosmetics, Jewelry, Luggage
road stock car, without benefit of
priority, eight head of Roosevelt's
pure bred Arabian horses from
his Dutch Branch ranch near
here were en route to his wife in
California.
The horses' new home will be
a punch Roosevelt plans to buy for
his movie actress wife. Faye
Emerson, in Caalifornia, It was
'Carteria' forj
Cafeterias Is
Woman's Idea
Gary, Ind. iui Mrs. Faye Flyn'h
Benhow has patented a combina
tion article of furniture under the
name "carteria," to be used par
ticulerly in cafeterias. With the
invention, Mrs. Benbow believes
"some objectionable features"
about cafeteria eating will be
eliminated. ,
The "carteria" is a combination
metal table and chair, and on one
end of the table are wheels and on
the other, casters. The chair like
wise has casters on it, and a brake
mechanism is fixed lo hold it In
one spot. A condiment receptacle
is on top and a parcel shell under
neath. A cafeteria patron comes . In,
drops her parcels on the shelf,
pushes the combination table
chair along the food counter to se
lect her meal and then chooses a
MANY NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief
Many vufffrere relieve BAging bnr1iht
Illicitly, rare mey discover trial tnereal oiam
f their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys ere Nnture'e ohief war of tk
Inn tlieexrrn naiile end WMteoutoj ttiablootl.
1 liry help tuonL people vm abotitj pint e de v
W Yien disorder ot kidney (uootioD permits
Txnsonous matter to remain ia your blood, it
may muse nagging buckuche, rhetinutir,
pains, leg pains, logs of pep end energy, get
ting un nights, swelling, putfinosa under tin
ryes, heatfaobee and diiilneoa. Frequent or
scanty pnssagoa with euiartin,! tnd burning
eometimes howe there la uuietUiog errwig
ith your kidneys or bladder.
Don't wait I Auk your drusgMt for Doan'i
iPillft, ued successfully by millions for over J)
years. l'bey give hatinv relief end will hnln thn
1& milee of kidney tubes Uusb out poisonous
vests Iron your wood. Clot Duans i'die.
Our Nurtary Nook it the center for baby's daily requisites . . .
for thoie products that aid in keeping your child healthier,
happier, more comfortable- more lovely and leviable. They're
the preparations your own doctor roinmends the quality
brands known for dependability. At our low prices, they're the
INFANTRY'S favorite pin-up values!
100 Vitamin A 25,000 Units $1.89
250 Vitamin B Complex $2.?8
100 A B G C D Capsules $1.49
100 Super D Peries $2.55
Hi Potency Cod Liver Oil pint $1.19
One-o-Day Multiple Capsules..:., $1.96
jl.CO Ironized Yeasf (l-Y) 79c
.00 Unicgp Vitamins $2.96
Rubber Gloves .47c
Breclt Shampoo.... 50c
Arr.d Deodorant... 39c
Wildwood Cream
Oil 79c
Fitch Ideal Tank... 44c
Xoiorbak $1.19
Jroce Hair Tonic... 39c
fj'i"in.miH'i n
75c Pond's Cream.. 59c
$1.38 Lady Esther
Cream ........
98c
89c
39c
43c
43c
59c
'39ci
$1 Albolene Cream,
50c Chamis Cream,
50c Woodbury
Powder ........
50c Pond's Powder,
75c Djer Kiss Talc.
50 Mavis Talc...
spot to anchor it. Whm she fin Mrs. Benbow believes the "car
ishes, a bus boy would wheel the teria" Idea will be used In hotels,
"carteria" away after pushing the offices, homes, hospitals and
chair against the table and fasten- schools, for portable desks, tele
ins it. phone tables, etc.
SELECTED FOR QUALITY
A tfrinf qt beauty it a joy forever . . . keep your
wardrobe beautiful with regular Sanitono dryclean
ing. We dryclean fresh vigor and a glow of newness
into limp, soiled garments. Please call us early on
your clothing needs; quality service takes time;.
4l
uiTy uiecners
1032 Wall Phone 246
Marlon Cady
SKILL
It' SKILL three-way skill
that makea your medicine.
The skill of the doctor in
dlagnmlni; and prescribing
. . . the skill of our pharma
cist In com pou tiding . . . the
skill of the makers of the
quality drugs that go into
the medicine. Together,
thrae three skills mean re
liable prescription work'
each one participating to
the fullent In efficacy of
your medeclne. Your doctor
knows best and he knows
our prescription service, too.
A I.. ..""
& uyers
Sam Scott I