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THE EEND BULLETIN, BEND OREGON,, THURSDAY MARCH 15, 1945
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r 'jrtirw a mi ' m i n n iw r
1 lb. pkg. 29C
S and W COFFEE
GREEN OLIVES sPani$h sy,e 3 x- iar 19c
OVALTINE Chocolate Flavor f lb. jar 37c
BQRDENS HEMP th.bte n,.r jar 57c
WHEATIES 8 11c
RED ROSE OATS stee Cut 2 b- pk9- 23c
FISHERS ZOOM 1m . 21c
PANCAKE SYRUP pint 27c
YELLOW YAMS w can 27c
ORANGE JUICE s.i. . Mo. 5 can 53c
VEG-ALL Mixed Vegetables f lb. jar )7c
GINGHAM TISSUE 5 24c
POTTED MEAT i 3 ... .a- 7C
ST7
SUPER
SUDS
iSupei
Kids
pkg.
23c
PALMOLIVE
SOAP
15
llutli Slzo
2 bars 20c
Regular Slzo
2 bars 14c
7 7
CRYSTAL WHITE ; PEETS
SOAP I SOAP
6 bars 26c
Giniit Tkg.
23c 51c
ARIZONA GRAPEFRUIT
CELERY
RADISHES
GREEN ONIONS
ORANGES
lb. 9c
lb. 11c
2 bunches 17c
2 bunches 17c
2 dozen 53c
PILAND'S MARKET
LEG 0' LAMB lb. 39c
Veal Round lb. 47c
Cut From Milk Fed Veal
Short Ribs......... lb. 19c
Steer Beef
Pork Steak ..' lb. 33c
Lean, Tender Cuts
Grade A or AA
Corned Beef lb. 35c
Boneless, Sugar Cured
Beef Steaks .......lb. 45c
New York Cuts
Pickled Pork lb. 29c
Shoulder Cuts
Bend Soldier Has Part in War
Against Germans in Pq Valley
With the Fifth Army, Italy,
March 15 Pvt. Pouglas D. Dodge,
ammunition handler whose wife,
aliee, lives at 364 East Greenwood,
Bend, Oregon, Is a member or the
631st field artillery battalion now
pumping 95 pound howitzer shells
into Oerman positions in Italy's
I'o valley.
On Its 440th day in combat, the
fitlct hnri ffrml 132.000, shells nt
I the enemy, or more than 600 tons
of metal. The battalion has fought
through the Sicilian campaign,
been under counlerbattery fire
coming from three sides and
bombing from above at Cassino,
fired 3000 rounds In the first day
of the Fifth army's spring offen
sive from the Garigliano river,
seized two German depots in one
day near Rome, smashed a troop
concentration forming for coun
terattack and hammered holes in
the Gustav,
lines.
Hitler and Gothic
Bowling Notes
High score, 2545, in Women's
Bowling league play on the Bend
Recreation alleys last night was
rolled by Coca-Cola team. Results
of the matches follow:
Coca Cola
M. Keith 135 117 87339
M. Webster ....113 113 109325
D. Lewerenz ..140 142 112394
H. Judy 164 125 132421
L. Anderson ....133 144 162439
Handicap ....209 209 . 209 27
Total 894 840 811 2545
Elks
D. Appelgate ..137
V. Grino 117
L. Brant 107
E. J. Scholl ....127
S. Jensen 100
Handicap ... 238
154
122
93
105
102
238
134-425
123362
129329
141373
106308
238714
Operating close to Its targets.
the battalion once sustained cas
ualties simultaneously in all three
of its firing batteries. Its big am
munition dump was fired by ene
my action recently, but the ar
tillerymen smothered the blaze
quickly, saving most of their
shells.
The 631st, currently attached to
II corps, landed at Casablanca,
French Morocco, in February,
1943, as the 2nd battalion of the
77th field artillery regiment.
The battalion went ashore in
Sicily July 14, 1943 and began Its
combat career by engaging small
arms positions only a lew hundred
yards away. The outfit advanced i
from Palermo to Messina as the
campaign moved to Its speedy
conclusion.
Reorganized In the Cassino area
as the 631st field artillery bat
talion, the outfit entered the Ital
ian campaign by blasting Ger
mans off of Mt. Camino, Mt. Troc
chio and Mt. Porohia. From Troc
chio, the 631st shelled the hills
around Cassino for two months,
sustaining fire from the front and
both flanks and attacks bylVIes
serschmidts and Focke-Wulfs.
The 631st has had Its wire com
munication lines severad by ene
my fire as aften as five times in a
day and has on occasion utilized
its cooks and clerks to bring up
ammunition.
Lieutenant ColonelGerald
Chapman, of Andalusia, Alabama,
Is commanding the battalion in
the absence of Lieutenant Colonel
Clifton F. von Kann, of Waytona
Beach, Florida, temporarily as
signed in the United States.
Total : 826 814 871 2511
Greggs Banner Bakery
L. Ferguson ....118 121 129368
L. McKenzie ..104 140 78322
W. McCann ....112 94 98304
H. Stirnes 134 104 103341
E. Roats 133 146 162441
Handicap ....197 197 197591
Total 798 802 767 2367
Stillwell's Lunch
B. Fields 95 110 111316
M. Curd .161 121 159441
C. Loree 74 85 79257
J. Garlington ..106 112 118336
O. Alt 160 129 146435
Handicap ....183 183 183549
Total .4 779 740 795 2314
Bend Recreation
Brown .........100 112 157369
D. Werner 96 89 99284
P. Loree 113 86 90289
M. Blucher 106 124 166396
M. Rice 125 133 139397
Handicap ....216 216 216648
Total 798 802 767 2367
Oasis
E. Monlcal ....117 105 130352
B. Myers 142 166 116424
M. Ellison 121 139 135395
E. Bouckli 99 162 145306
A. .Roberts 124 137 165-426
Handicap ....176 176 176528
Total 779 740 795 231 1
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to be served only at tables "not
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Stars of Seattle
To Battle Eagles
Seattle, March 15 (in With a
2-1 series lead under their belts,
the Seattle Stars will battle an
invading Portland Eagle six to
night in the fourth game of the
current Pacific coast northern di
vision hockey league playoffs.
The Eagles, eager to win the
right to meet the league-leading
Seattle Ironmen, enter the critical
match as the favored team al
though behind in the series score.
The playofrs roll on in Portland
tomorrow, and a sixth game will
be played here Sunday if necessary.
2 Brothers Meet
By Chance in Italy
Madras, March 15 (Special)
Mrs. Thornton Paxton has receiv
ed a letter from her husband in
which he repeated that he had a
big surprise one day at "chow"
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
Sleepless Nights
Doctors My your kidnvs ooouin 15 mile,
of Uny tube, or filter, which help to purify lh
blood and keep you healthy. When they get
tired and don t woik rijht In tho daytime,
many people have to ret up nights. Frequeot
or seanty paeeairaa who smarting and burnina;
sometimes shows there I. something wrong
w ith your kidneys or bladder. Don't neglect
.this condition and loss valuable, reetful sleep.
When disorder of kidney function permits
poMonou. matter to remain in your blood, it
may also cause nagging backache, rheumatio
pains, log pains, loss of pep and energy,
swelling, putnness under the eyes, headache,
and dullness.
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan'e
Tills, used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will help
the 15 miles of kidney tubes flush out poison
ous waste from your blood. Uct Doan s Tills.
time when his brother, Kreamer,
walked In on him. They had
two days together "somewhere"
in Italy. Kreamer is a member
of the coast guard and Thornton
is in the infantiy. The latter
was wounded some time ago' and
also sent his wire his purple
heart award as well as the piece
of. shrapnel which hit him.
WIFE KEPT MARCHING
Lawrence, Mass. ilPi Emile
Caron sued tor divorce, explaining
that his wire walked out on him
while he was marching in an
American Legion parade in 1932,
and hasn't returned since then.
U. S. Governor
Anntver to Frevfon Puxsl. .
. HORIZONTAL
1 Pictured
governor,
8 Be carried
9 Lamb
11 Rejoinder
13 Tapioca-like
food
15 Entangle
16 Genuine
17 Type of nut
19 Constellation
21 Shop
22 Kind of tide
23 Royal Italian
family name
24 Affirm
28 Wicked
81 Cognomens
33 Prattle
34 To one side
35 Brazilian state
38 Footlike part
39 Muse of
poetry
41 Fashion
43 Frighten
45 Stellar body
46 Driver of a
team of horses
VERTICAL
1 Be seated
2 Beautify
5 Simple
4FacsimiIe(ab.)
8 Exclamations
6 Harvests
7 Remove
8 Networks
(anat.)
10 County In
Texas
11 Uncommon
12 Symbol for
tantalum
14 Separate .
15 He is gover
nor of
18 Sewing
implements
20 Opera (ab.)
25 Ornamental
flower vessel
28 Princes
27 Edit
I
28 Symbol for
erbium
29 Phantasm
30 Newspaper
paragraph
32 Caterpillar
hairs
33 Hard blow
(slang)
actinium
37 Corrosive
accretion I
40 English ac- v
count money)
42 Paving
material
44 Print measure.
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