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THURSPAV, SEPT. 2, 1948 PAGE FOURTEEN ..." THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, 6REGON I , -I . I. . I . ' , Canned Tomatoes Listed as Good Vitamin Source Corvallis. SeDt. 2 (Steclal) Now that tomato season is on hand, canned tomatoes are sug gested as an excellent source of Vitamin C during the winter months when fresh fruits and vegetables are off the market, by Miss Agnes Kolshorn, nutrition specialist at Oregon State col lege. - Studies made using Oregon school children have shown, Miss . . Kolshorn adds, that small amounts of ascorbic acid a prime source of vitamin C was . present in their diets especially during the spring months. With a low amount of vitamin C in the diet, persons may not necessarily become ill, but they will feel more lit 11 they eat suincient loou containing ascorbic acids. Tomatoes are among the best sources of this vitamin. Other sources Include green peppers, ' v turnips and turnip greens, green cabbage and rutabagas. Fresh ' and cauliflower are also n.i good sources or vitamin c, Miss juiojivi 11 alius. Heavy in Vitamin C One good sized, vine-ripened InmAtn. fm pvnmnlfv will piv i about one-half of the day's quota' ' of vitamin C. Per serving, the . amount of vitamin C contained in potatoes is not particularly im pressive, but the fact that they are eaten frequently makes them a significant source of the vita ' mln. Potatoes boiled whole in their skins or baked retain much of their vitamin C content, Miss Kolshorn points out. Miss Kolshorn has enumerated three ways to ' avoid cooking ' losses of vitamin C. They are! One, cook in small quantities of water; two, reduce cooking time; and, three, cook large pieces. More expensive sources of vita min C include oranges, grapefruit and lemons. A serving of canta loupe and fresh strawberries will also supply about one-half of an adult's daily requirement of vita min C. However, strawberry jam is not a source, Miss Kol shorn adds, if it has been cooked too long. .. Vitamin C is known as the anti ' scurvy vitamin. It was a defi ciency of this vitamin that trou bled sailors and explorers In sail ing ship days. . S.V. Redmond ' Southwest Redmond, Sept. 2 (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilden visited Sunday evening at the Ray Jackson home in Red- mond. I Recent visitors at the Owen Browns were Miss Mary Yoder ; of Milwaukic and Mrs.- Katharine Gottwald and daughter, Gene vieve, of Molalla. The two wom en are cousins of Mrs. Brown. - Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ulrtch of : Tacoma were visitors last week at the Everett Parr home. Week-end guests at the Robert . Denton home included Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Mattingly and fam ily of Portland. Sunday - afternoon visitors at . the Owen Brown home were Mr. and Mrs. Corwin He in and daughter, Susan, of Bend; Mr. and Mrs. James Griffiths, Jimmle and Jill, and Mr. and Mrs. F, A. Hein and family of Prlnevllle. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Parr vis- - ited recently at the home of their son, Warren, and family at Klam ath Falls. . Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Johnson -and two children of New Plym outh, Idaho, were guests Thurs day at the Robert Denton home. The Johnsons are former resi dents of this community. . Mr. and Mrs. Owen Brown and daughter, Mrs. James Griffiths, . -made a trip to Salem Saturday and visited at the Archie Brown .home in Sisters on the return trip. Marvon Enlow of Fossil spent Saturday night with his parents, . .Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Enlow. Week end guests at the Owen Brown home were his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brown, and children. Joan, Rolland, Deana and Carol of Medford. They also visited In Sisters and Prlnevllle while in Central Oregon. Lomakin Departs With a Smile Use classified ads In The Bull tin for quick results. See ELMER LEHNHERR Fop Liberal Cash Loans ON YOUR AUTO LIGHT TRUCK PICK-UP Private Sales Financed Simple Credit Requirements Complete Privacy IS Months to Pay Quick Service Oregon Owned Motor Investment Co. M-333 f1 : iVfc1 I etephutai Vatov M. LomaKiu, tormer Soviet Consul General In New York, unlles as he walks down pier to board the 83 Stockholm In New York for voyage buck to Russia. Lomakin Is leaving the D. S. at the request of the State Department. He Is escorted by a ship's officer (right) and an unidentified civilian (left). Bermuda erass, widely used in southern states for pasture and highway shoulder cover crop, came from India where It was re garded as a gift from God aa feed for the sacred cow. Pleasant Ridge Pleasant Ridge, Sept. 2 (Spe cial) Mrs. Paul Carboden's fath er, Lee Davis, and her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Davis and children, Of hpnng field, were guests of the Garbo den family last week. Mr. and Mrs. Boucheck and children, of Portland, were guests at the Art Gerber home Saturday on their way to California. Mrs. James Lamb and daugh ter, Maiiene, went to Eugene Wednesday to visit relatives. Mrs. Minnie Burson was a pa tient at the Medical-Dental clinic last week. She Is now convalesc ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dan Kissler, in Redmond. Mrs. Alvln Slmonsen and son, Danny, and Mrs. Paul, of Red mond, were visitors Tuesday aft ernoon at the Mikkelsen home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garboden and sons moved Saturday .to rooms recently completed on the Paul Garboden ranch. Sunday dinner guests at the Ole Hansen home were Mr. and Mrs. H. CottreM and son, Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Povey, Willis Cottrell, Mr. and Mrs. Art Miller and daughter, Kim, Miss Marilyn Elliott, Mrs. Sine Mik kelsen and Alfred Mikkelsen. It was a birthday dinner honoring C'.e Hansen and his granddaugh ter, Kim Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Horace McKee and daughter, Linda, called at the Robert Garboden homo Wednes day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Nored and daughters, Connie and Idana, of Albany, were guests at the Mik kelsen home Friday evening. ' Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McKee. of Moro, visited the Horace McKee I family Saturday. Miss Margaret Winegar returned home with them after spending the summer at Moro. Mrs. Sine Mikkelsen and Alfred Still Time to Buy in CASHMAN'S Save 25 Yes, there is still time for you to join in this great Thrift Event 1 Cashmans Annual Anniversary Sale. Save 25 on quality wear ables, clothes bearing the names you've come to know stand for quality. SELECTIONS STILL GOOD BUT SLIMMING! SHOP SOON! SUITS Hart, Shaffner & Marx, Curlee, Fashion Mart, etc., all latest styles and patterns and look at these thrifty sale prices. 29.63 to 44.63 COATS Topcoats and overcoats to go with the suits same fine brands, select materials and colors. And of course you save 25. 22.13 to 44.63 OTHER SALE PRICES INCLUDE: Men's - Boys' Cords 3.72 to 5.22 Wool Jackets and Cdais 5.22 to 14.22 All kinds stags, cruisers, blazers, mackinaws, etc. Leathers, too, at 25 off. Men's - Boys' Sport Coats 14.97 to 18.37 Men's - Boys' Sport Shirts 2.97 to 4.47 Men's -Boys' T-Shirts 73c to 1.47 Wool Blankets 7.95 to 10.95 CREW SOX CUSHION SOLE ' 25c Sox 39c Wool Blends. tim Mikkelsen and the Calvin Nored family, of Albany, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Miorty Wilcox Saturday. Mrs. John Kirk called at lite Horace McKee home Saturday afternoon. Jay McKee left for Moro Mon day for a week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garboden and baby returned to Springfield after spending a week visiting at the home of his brother, Paul Garboden. Mr. and Mrs. Jafter VanRos sum, of Portland, were guests at the Horace McKee home over the week end. James Jewel left Monday for California where he was called bv the death of his father, G. F. Jewel. The senior Jewel died in a Hollywood hospital after fractur ing his hip In a fall at his home. He was 92 years old. Jay McKee and the Horace McKee family were visitors at the Loyd Petersen home last Thurs day evening. The Calvin Nored family, of Albany, were visitors at the George Coffelt home Saturday. Boy, 3, Is Specialist In Identifying Cars Chicago UPi At on age when most children are interested in no vehicle more complicated than a stroller, Michael Yavorsky, 3, has already become an automo bile identification expert. Michael's mother, Sylvia, says It started on a rerent bus trip. "There goes an Oldsmoblle Hy droiuatic," he remarked, alter a casual glance out of the window. A couple of men passengers, aft er assuring themselves that they weren't hearing things, tried un successfully for half an hour to stump the boy on the recent makes and models. A reporter, to make sure there was no trickery involved, tested Michael while the two of them drove alone. The boy came through the Identifications with flying colors. WATER WELL CATCHES FIRE Seminole, Okla. P Firemen here were called on to- put out a blazing city water well. A short in the electrical wiring of a motor caused the motor to catch fire and the flames burned electrical lines in two. ELECTROLUX CLEANER AND AIR PURIFIER SALES SERVICE and SUPPLIES PHIL PHILBROOK 1246 E. 3rd. Phone 1293J -DAYS WEiKS fresher from our toasting ovens to your tablet Get the original Kellogg's Corn . Flakea go crisp, so quick, . jt - V bo flavorful. , jfcQEffQj Mother KnowsBest! WATERMELON Guaranteed Ripe Lb. 2c "lAfCR 0AYH0UMr$.Sm.4,S,! DUDE RANCH Assorted Flavors JELLY . ............ 7oz. glass 15c CAMPFIRE MARSHM ALLOWS .... lb. pkg. 35c TOMATOES Ripe for Canning 20 lb. box 'U? Life Buoy Toilet Soap 3 bars 25c Swan Soap regular siie .3 bars 26c P & G Laundry Soap regular size bar 9c Ivory Flakes or Snow large pkg. 35c Oxydot Dux large size pkg. 35c Dreft Detergent pkg. 31e Spie and Span pkg. 25c Crisco Shortening 3 lb. tin $1.19 WORRELL'S 12 oz. tin SNACK Luncheon Meat 45c CARROTS Large Locals ' 2 bunches 13c EGGS Guaranteed Fresh Grade A Large Doz. 77c Yamhill Bartlett Pears .... No. 2 tin 39c Fruit Cocktail Hudson House No. 1 tin 27c Apple Sauce Hudson House No. 2 tin 15c Garden Peas No. 2 tin 10c Dennison's Chili Con Carne ., No. 1 tin 29c Dennison's Lima Beans and Ham. No. 1 tin 27c Dinty Moore Spaghetti and Meat Balls 39c Oscar Mayer Wieners 12 oz. tin 49c Hormels Vienna Sausage 18c NO. 1 TIN Trixie DOG FOOD . ... . ... ..... . IQc Nalley's Potato Chips 25c size. 22c Nalley's Tang Salad Dressing at. 65c Nalley's French Dressing 8 oz. bottle 22c Wheaties 24 oz. pkg. 23c Post's Corn Toasties 24 oz. pkg. 19c Cream of Wheat reg. or quick -- 30c Mother's Oats with China 49c 17c igL 28c Hoody Peanut Butter Regular or Crunch 1 lb. jar 38c WALDORF Glass Wax. . . pint tin 39c FLUFFTEX 300 Sheers Facial Tissue. .. 25c STARR PREPARED No. 303 Glass Prunes ..... . . . . .... 15c DENNISON'S No. 1 Tin Pork & Beans.. 10c FOR PRIME MEATS QUALITY POULTRY CHEESE Swift's American Lb. 59c Hens Local Colored ... lb. 55c Pork Steaks lb. 69c Ground Round lb. 75c Ground Fresh Daily VEAL ROASTS Crown Rib Cuts From Milk Fed . Vealers Lb. 65c 'WE HAVE A FINE SELECTION OF FRESH FISH OYSTERS AND SHELL FISH SLICED BACON Morrell's Lb. 69c 217 Oregon Phone 525 j
