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f THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1948 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE NINE Grangers cacK Severance Tax ..,.ir. Ore.. June 10 llB The Orccon grange was on record to Hav in favor of a severance tax on timber ot 25 cents a thousand fThe grangers, holfllng their diamond jubilee convention here, also approved a resolution asking that steps be taken to force log ging firms to keep streams free nf debris. The resolution said the debris was harming fish migra tions In Oregon. Morton Tompkins was re-elected state master of the Oregon grange. Other officers re-elected without opposition Included: El mer McClure, overseer; Bertha J. Beck, secretary, and Paulina Ross, Pomona. G. I Adams of Polk county was elected treasurer, defeating G. M. Landee of Clackamas coun ty. Lennie Haldorson of Lane county was named gatekeeper, defeating Frank Wooden of Clat sop county. Coos county was chosen as the Site for the 1949 convention. The executive board will select the actual convention city. Alfalfa Alfalfa, June 10 (Speclal)-Mrs. N. Fritzgerald of Mitchell return ed to her home last week end aft er spending a month with her daughter, Mrs. Ruby Allen, and a SPECIAL SUMMER SALE Starting Friday COATS and BONNETS COATS and CAPS Sizes 1 to 6 $6.00 and Up ...... iiwm ft V V vsa" 4, Nite Lights ... from $1.95 Summer Suits .. from $1.00 For Boys T-Shirts ..... from 50c Socks .......... from 25c BABY GIFTS Leather Baby Shoes .. $1.25 Small Bathrobes from 75c Dresses ....... from $1 .00 Knitted Rompers from $1.25 Creepers from $1.50 Play Pen Pads AND MANY OTI1EB ITEMS Store Hours 9:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m. the pinkenblu shop 1027 Brooks Near Chamber of Commerce 1 week with her sister at Klamath Falls. Mrs. John Hohnstein left for Portland recently to attend grad uation exercises of her erand- "daughter, Jean Shumway, of Pow ell Butte, who Is graduating from St. Angels school. -Jean Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shumway. Mr. and Mrs. Morltz Baessjor purchased a car and trailer house and left the community recently. They have sold their ranch. Woodrow Hohnstein and fam ily were among victims of the Vanport flood. He is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. John Hohnstein. Charles Carroll, brother of Mrs. Jim Williams, Jr., reported that he lost his car In the Van port City flood after jumping from the vehicle to save his life. Harlow Allen was recently home on furlough to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Al len. He left Saturday for his new station in California and later he will be sent to the Pacific area. Several friends of Harlow Al len entertained in his honor with a card party last week at his par ents' home. Two tables of pin ochle were played with high score going to Mrs. carl Llvesley and low to William Horsell. One table of Chinese checkers was played with Tom Danison winning high score. A luncheon of Ice cream, cake and coffee was served. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cox and Betty Koth of Glen Vista, Mr. and Mrs. M. Stof fel of Bend, Mr. and Mrs. John Hohnstein, Mrs. Martha Horsell and Arthur Horsell were members of the Alfalfa grange who visited the Pine Forest grange June 1. This was a regu lar visitation meeting. Pine For est grangers will meet with Al falfa July 9. Mrs. Martha Horsell was elect ed a delegate to the State grange convention and she left Saturday night for Astoria. ami urlfa fmrl their Hnllrrhter. Pat Du Long, and family. They also visuea a sisier 01 rwwuiu a. Mrs. Jene Hlnes went to water tnum. S r. Mnnilav nlcht. She was called there by the illness ot ner granamouier. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dalrymple and Merle left June 3 for Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, to visit their daughter, uorotny. KODeri neea accompanied them as far as Wal ls WniiB in vUlt relatives there. Mrs. William Dorrell of Bend is in the post office here during Mrs. Dalrymple's absence and is wicttinn Ytar hrnlher Hnrh Cook. The Dalrymples will return Sun day nigni. ' Mr. and Mrs. James Stearns came from Tule Lake, Calif., Sat urday to help his father take his cattle to Davis lake. They left La pine Sunday afternoon. Lynn and Evelyn Ishmael and "0Wat40,50,60?" -Man. You're Crazy IttM roar u ThwMUKta tra BePOT TO. Try peDplw up" wltb Oitrei. Gonuiu iodic lor weak.1 rundown feeuof aw wmj to way m wnlch muu men tnd women c!l 'ola. Trr Ottrea Tome TntM tor net, jounjer MM, ttjl nrrdw. Sew iw rwiiulnwl" M mm ton. Al nil druf etorM everywhere in Bend, el BraiuJte Thrlft-WiM. Ad. their three little girls of Nevada came to the home of. Mrs. Ish mael's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Holmes, last week. Lynn return ed home but Evelyn, who is not well, will stay here for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Parker and two children of Oakland, Calif., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Welburn Parker. Lawrence and Welburn are brothers. BIG "IK"' INSERTED Washington, June 10 IU John L. Lewis offered to con. tinue the present soft coal con tract Indefinitely but with a big "if."' His condition was that the op erators permit the disputed plan to go into effect immediately. MSB Lapi me Lanine. June 10 (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coffman and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Willis and daughters, Diane Sue and Pamela Jean, of Shevlin, spent Decoration day holidays in Lapine. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Howard went to Portland for Decoration day holidays to visit their son, Bob, WHY BE FAT ? Get dimmer without dieting You may lose pounds and have a more slender, graceful figure. No exercising. No laxatives or drugs with AYDS Food Candy Plan A DOCTOR'S AMAZING DIS COVER Y. You don't cut out any meals, or all the things you like. You simply take AYDS before meals, which automatically curba a ppetitc. Kcsull is you eat less and Im unloht Ahmlutplv harm I pas! PROOF POSITIVE! Eminent physicians supervised clinical tests and report quick and safe loses with over 100 users. 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Browse around you'll find scores of other appropriate gifts, too, ; , every pop will enjoy , . . Parker "5l"'pen and pencil sets see them and select a set for pop today. An inspec tion will convince you why the "51" is the "World's Most Wanted Pen." If pop would prefer a desk pen you'll find the one he'll jiike here. too. Y , 1 ; ,.S ' . , ? ,'rU V, . : there's no finer gift ... A fine watch is a perfect gift for father. Make your selection from our outstanding stock of men's watches by Bulova. Hamilton. Wal , tham, Gruen. Helbros and others. IF yOU DON'T KNOW JEWELRY, KNOW YOUR JEWELER Symons Bros. Jewelers 947 Wall "The House of Beauty" Phone 175 Use Bend Bulletin Classified Ads for Best Results WHO'S WHO In BEND AN ALPHABETICAL CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY OF RELIABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES CESSPOOL SERVICE Cesspool & Septic Tanks Compli'lc Servlco n.iuf Mt.rlnla Kltrntuhpfl Our ncrlodlral limnccdon will lllHuro ynu iimrn uhr-wiu operation. B. F. 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