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THE BEND BULLETIN!. BEND, OREGON
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27." 1948
New Organization
To Be Discussed
Organization In Bend of a chap
ter of the DeMolay Mothers Is be
ing considered here, with a meet
ing set for tomorrow night, it was
announced today. The meeting
will be held In the Masonic club
rooms, with the DeMolay boys
holding their regular meeting at
the same time in the lodge hall.
All mothers of DeMolay mem
bers are being asked to attend the
Tuesday night organization meet
ing, at 8 p.m.
Boys Interested in joining the
DeMolays are also being Invited
to be present. ......
"Stripper" wells. In petroleum
parlance, are those whose produc
tion Is so low that operating costs
flutuate between profit end loss.
Firemen Make Good
As House Painters
Niagara Falls, Ont. (IP) A big
red fire truck came to a screech.
ing halt before the home of Wil
liam 'Sootheran, Stamford town
ship councilor. '
: Fifteen members of the Lundv
Lane fire department threw their
ladders against the house. Two
and one-half hours later the job
was done. ,
Estimated dan. age, none. In
stead of water, paint was applied.
The firemen came to Soother
an's rescue when he had to stop
painting the house because of in
juries received while playing for
the firemen's baseball team.
Among ancient books in the
University of Oklahoma library's
"Treasure Room" Is the 1483
prlnted "Speculations and Con
fessions" of John of Westphalia.
Airplane "Blisters" Make
Novelty Furniture
Los Angeles IP Those plexi
glass "bubbles" In modern war-
pianos that keep the sky out -and
the fliers In, might not seem like
suitable ornaments for a living
room.
But they are, after former air
rorce sgt. Herbert Kltts gets
through with them.
Rltts bought some surplus B-29
"blisters" and made eye-catching
modern coffee tables from them,
which he exhibited at the 22nd
semi-annual Los Angeles furni
ture market.
Most fascinating was a huge
flshbowl in a rattan-bound table,
with a movable glass over for a
top. Another was a transparent
Dlastic desk, with drawers you
don't even have to open to see in
side.
City and County Battle
Over Who'll Cut Lawn
Gary, Ind. 'in The city parks
of Gary are feuding with county
officials over who will1 cut the
courthouse lawn.
The courthouse Is set In the cen
ter of the city and when the coun
ty officials let the weeds and grass
grow tall and brown, the paw
district cuts them under protest.
'We can't let the city get a baa
name because the county won't
keen itself tidy." said W. C. Ladd,
park superintendent. "But next
time I'm going to let the weeds
grow till they hide tne courthouse."
The county commissioners
shrug their shoulders and appro
priate no money for gardening Im
plements.
The chief killer of children' of
school age is rheumatic fever. i
LAW CATCHES UP
New York U Carlo Manclno,
33, of Schenectady, N. Y., paid a
traffic fine of $241 In traffic
court here. He had received 30
aummnncM Hlirlncr ihp last thrpe
years for various parking viola
tions before police caught up with
him for good.
Moravian college for women
claims to be the oldest Protes
tant institution for women In the
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Giant four-inch long termite
aueens are among unique, rare
species collected recently In Af
rica by American scientists.
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Satin Twill Jackets
Blue and Gold rayon satin twill jackets with
warm flannel lining. A warm-up jacket in men's
sizes.
700
Boys' Sweaters
Odd lots, grouped to sell at ONLY .
100 and 200
Women's Gloves
Fabric gloves in .a good assortment of sizes.
50C Pr.
Red Jackets
Cotton poplin water repellent jacketv.with zip
per front. Men's sizes.
SOD
Men's Shirts
White broadcloth Towncraft quality shirts,
slightly soiled. Craftsman quality. Assorted
stripes. , '
150 ad 200
Boys' Casual Coats
All wool zipper front coat. A dress jacket that's
hard to beat.
400
Men's Slacks
All wool slacks for young men. Only a few pair.
500
Men's Casual Coats
Corduroy coats In grey or tan. PRICED TO GOl
700
MEN'S JAC-SHIRTS 6.00
100 wool, hunter's red. Only a finv.
SLEEPING BAGS 15,00
Standard size. Made of all new material.
WOOL JACKETS 3.00
Mellon rloth luMohnll style Jacket) for men.
TOWNCRAFT PAJAMAS 2.50
Sizes A to I) Sanforized Broadcloth.
MEN'S CORDS 4.00
60 pair of corn or cream colored men's cords.
MEN'S SUITS 25.00
Townchicl su)ts ItEnrCKD to clear.
GIRLS' ROBES 1.00 and 2.00
A few corduroy robes at a ridiculously low price.
MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS .1.50
" ' Sanforized cotton, Bhort sleeves, light colors.
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AT PRICES TO AMAZE YOU
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MEN'S SWEATERS
GIRL'S DENIM SPORTWEAR
WOMEN'S GARTERS
BOYS' CORDUROY SUITS
MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS
GIRLS' DRESSES
SPORT SHIRTS
WOMEN'S BELTS
REMNANTS
BOYS' POPLIN JACKETS
WOMEN'S SLIPS
WOMEN'S DRESSES
WESTERN SHIRTS
BOYS' PANTS
FABRIC DYE
MEN'S HATS
BEDSPREADS
TODDLERS' DRESSES