(THURSDAY, OCtO$ER 7,
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Woes Are Honored
W Shower Party
' Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Noe were
ionored at'a pink ana blue show
r given recently at the' home of
lr. and Mrs Llndell Wise. After
in evening of games, gifts were
resented to Mrs. Noe. and the
Jostess served refreshments.
Present at the affair were Mr.
Ind Mrs. Harrison Noe, Mr. and
firs. Stanley Noe, Mr. and Mrs,
lloyd Reed and son, Mr. and Mrs.
ten Duncan and daughters, Mr.
Ind Mrs. Leonard DeWltt, Mr,
lid Mrs. Claud Ward and fan
if Iv Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward,
Mr and Mrs. Darwin Noe and
tin and Mr. and Mrs. Wise and
unlly. , , .
5Vs League Has
'irst Fall Meet
The Bend hteh .school Girls'
lague held Its first meeting of
ie school year yesterday, with
largie Peak, president, in charge,
liss Joyce Davis, of Redmond,
ho represented Oregon at- the
ational beauty contest at Atlan-
o;w traa a cruvlnl onoet Shu
I I" 1 1 i nuo I" " r -
I lr-ng "When Irish Eyes Are Smll
fJrte" and "My Heart at Thy Sweet
Iolce," accompanied by Airs. r. u.
xton. She also described her
tperiences as Miss Oregon of
(48 and answered questions
Iom the floor.
Miss Peak also introduced the
w girls' league officers, Includ
g Lila Bacon, vice president;
illeen Selken, secretary, and
ary Ann Kiesow, treasurer. Miss
la McDougall and Mrs. Clyde
)hnson are advisers.
.
eetings, Party
'n Lodge Slate
sWotnen of the Moose will have
imeetine Tuesday at 8 p.m. in
loose hall. Reports will be given
1 ft chairmen of the library, mem
lership, Moosehaven, Mooseheart
tid publicity committees. A so
ifcl hour, honoring members
fjiose birthdays are in October,
(11 follow the business meeting.
1 (embers with birthdays in Au
v! flst and September will serve on
c refreshment committee.
2Monday evening, the executive
pnmiuee win meet ai t:w p.m.
Moose nan, witn a meeting ol
i committee chairmen to follow
8 p.m.
frhe second in a series of three
Iblic card parties will be held
norrow night at 8 p.m. in
loose hall.
eMofay Mothers,
hi t
Apooze KJTTtcers
drfMrs. Claire Douglas', who was
f Ission last week, has announced
v tat tne next meeting oi the
oup will be Tuesday, October
at 8 p. m. in the Masonic
mple. Women whose sons are
esent or past members of the
rder of DeMolay were invited
attend. There will be a business
eeting, followed by a social
jmr, with refreshments; ..
I Other officers of the new group
e Mrs. uon penning, vice pres-
nt; Mrs. L. H. HalUgan, secre-
ry; Mrs. Leonard Standifer,
asurer, and Mrs. Maurice L,y-
s, chaplain.
Twenty-one mothers attended
e organization meeting last
ek.
6ih Birthday Celebrated
t Party Wednesday Night
Miss Catherine DeRushla was
nored last night at a party eel-
rating her sixteenth birthday.
e affair was held at the home
: Miss Marcia Skjersaa, with
iss Colleen Selken as assistant
fcstess. Others present were the
lisses Greta Nelson, Connie
feyne, Pat McKee, Beverly Chris
fenson, Joan Rademacher and
Bara Skerjaa.
The evening was spent playing
pmes, and refreshments, featur-
g a decorated birthday cake,
;re served.
1948
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE THREE
Pree Enterprise Up to a Point
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Donald Manues learned that the free enterprise system works only
o far. When the 4-year-old St. Louis, Mo., lad ran away from
home to pursue his "lifetime" ambition shining shoes he found
wtain limitations. Namely the police department, which shooed
him back home.
Sunset Highway
Opening Is Set
Portland, Oct. 7 iitf State high
way engineer R. H. Baldock an
nounced today that the Sunset
highway from Portland to Seaside
will be open along its entire
length of 78.56 miles at 10:30 a.m.
Friday.
The route from Svlvan to Ne-
canicum Junction cost $10,000,000,
including WPA funds used in the
1930's. The route from Sylvan to
Davles crossing 21.6 miles to be
dedicated Friday cost $2,760,000.
Dedication ceremonies will be
held at Davies erosslne. the over.
htil4w.esttof Banks,, where the
new road connects with the old
road into Forest Grove. SDeaker
wUl be Marshall N. Dana of the
Oregon Journal.
Troop to Greet
Its New Leaders
Scout Troop No. 23, sponsored
by Trinity Episcopal church, will
meet nt 7 o'clock this evening to
welcome W. L..Pierce and Walter
Kribs as their new scoutmaster
and assistant. The troop will
elect new officers and plan Its
troop program for the next six
months. Assisting the troop in
the planning meeting and the in
stallation of the new troop offi
cers will be members of the troop
committee and Bob Carnage, field
executive.
Members of Troop No. 23 are
Jim Bockius, Jim Carpenter, Billy
Coyner, John Cruickshank, Gor
don Dahlin, Myron DcBunce, Jim
Finley, Dick Gates, Jerry Gulick,
"George Johnston, Kenneth Lucas,
brnest Martin, t ranK VVonser and
Lyle Zufelt.
Deschutes Cow
Grand Champion
Portland, Oct. 7 (Special) A
six-year-old cow, Queen Eva of
Sunny Crest, shown by Larry Al
len, of Bend, was adjudged grand
champion in the Guernsey divi
sion, at the Pacific International
Livestock show in Portland. She
won the same title at the state
fair. Allen is the son of Des
chutes county judge and Mrs. C.
L. Allen.
Scientists have developed a me
chanical detective that can dis
cover even the smallest impuri
ties in metal. It is a super sen
sitive scale which can register up
to one-tenth of a billionth of an
ounce.
SALE IS PLANNED
Women's council of the First
Christian church will sponsor' a
rummage, food and fancy work
sale on October 20, at the Pacific
Power & Light Co.
it:-
You have a date
the next time
you're in Portland for
DANCING
DININP
FLOOR SHOWS
at the Northwest's -
Finest Night Spot
Kodak Finishing
Rolls Developed and
8 Jumbo Prints
35c
Extra Prints 4c ea.
Every print an enlargement
Quality Work ,
WHY PAY MORE
Free Mailing Bag
Furnished On Request
Mall to:
Jumbo Film Co.
PAYETTE, IDAHO
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Sfrmptomi of Distress Arising from
(IVAia A m mm n
eto EXCESS ACID
fhBoHfntofHonMTrwtiiintthit
ytt Htlp or It Will Cost Voa Nothing i
Jf rr thrw million bottlea or th Wiluhd
!TytKT hay been iold for relief ot
'd DuMtonal Ulc.rt doe tokictit Atld -
t'WIict Sold n lSduji' trull
K far "M,HI., U -wl.k f.tlla
B20 S. W. Salmon St. .
At. 0850
CASH
FOR
FALL MEEDS
Easy to Get
Easy to Repay
$25.G0 to $3O0.OO
. ON "
FURNITURE
FARM MACHINERY
LIVESTOCK
Upto$500.00
ON AUTOMOBILES
Terms up to fifteen months.
PORTLAND
LOAN CO.
Norbcrt D. Goodrich, Mgr.
Rm. 8, Penney Bldff.. 1010 Wall
Telephone 173
BEND, OREGON
State Licenses S188 M321
COLUMBIA MERCANTILE CO.
3 Deliveries Daily -
. ' CALL
725 Columbia
- 10:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m., 4:00 p.m.
IN YOUR ORDERS
Phone
For PAYDAY
. end Saturday
429
Cheese, Kraft Velveeta . . .
Yamhill Peas 2 No. 2 cans 25c
Rose String Beans 2 No. 2 cans 27c
Corn, Kreme Kernel 2 No. 2 cans 35c
Spinach, H-H 2 No. 2 cans 33c
Kraut, Steinfeld 2 No. 2 cans 21 e
Black Eyed Peas . . 2 No. 2 cans 29c
Pork & Beans, Hunt's .. 2 No. 21 cans 37c
2 lb. leaf $103
JELL-0
6 pkgs.
45c
All Flavors
Cleveland Goal
Of Special Trains
Boston, Oct. 7 UP Five special
trains, said to include the largest
number ol railroad ears ever used
in a world series scene shift, will
leave Boston for Cleveland today
after the second game between
the Braves and Indians,
General passenger agent, Ira G.
Rasp, of the Boston & Albany rail
road, said tiie special trains will
have 67 cars to move players, of
ficials, newsmen and fans to
Cleveland for the third game of
the series. Others will travel by
special plane.
The first- train will carry the
Boston team, officials and news
men. The second will be for fans.
The third will carry the Indians
and Cleveland nejvsnien, while
"neutral" reporters and funs will
travel on the fourth and fifth
trains.
The t ruins will consist of 52
sleeping cars, nine diners and six
coaches.
Albany Man Dies
In Highway Wreck
The Dulles, Oct. 7 HI'"- Harry J.
McKeron, 31, Albany, Ore., was
killed and Mrs. McKeron, 32, and
a man identified only as "Mr. Lu
petha" of Albany were injured
west of The Dalles yesterday
when McFeron's automobile
crashed off a highway embank
ment. McFeron's car rolled about 150
feet clown the embankment after
skidding on the wet highway,
witnesses said.
The nation's only Elizabethan
theater, perhaps the only one out
side of England, Is situated In
Ashland, Ore., where the Oregon
Shakespearean Festival associa
tion presents plays each August
In the old English style.
Use classified ads in Tne Bulle
tin for quick rosifbs.
Dr. Grant Skinner
DENTIST
ODonnell Bldfr.
Office Phone 73
Residence Phone 819-W
New
New
New
Style
Beauty
Service
l'HONE 870 m
D-M a.m. 5:30 p.m.
Munttay Ihru Saturday
liTHKL ENTWKl.N
PENNY" PAHSONS
4:00.u:AO p. m. Monday thru Friday
DOHA MAE WII.KINS
Artistic Beauty Salon
!CI Wall SI. Mary llamalter, Owner
NOW!
John IJji
WAYNEMgpP
Laraine
SirCadric "1
HARDWICKEljBiJW-"-V;
Judith
ANDERSON
EXTKA
Color Cartoon Late News
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BEND MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL
BENEFIT SHOW I
MONDAY
OCTOBER 11
TOWER
THEATRE
Orl THE STAGE
JOYCE DAVIS
AND OTHERS
ON THE SCREEN
A GREAT 1st RUN HIT
IMUIAHT STARS t
BRIUIAHT STOW!
ANDREWS
MUM
OBERON
n
Tickets Now On Sale
Tower & Capitol
Box Office
City Drug
Wetle's
First Show ...
Second Show
... 7:00 p.m.
.... 9:15 p.m.
The so-called barking frog
found In Texas has a remarkable
call that somewhat resembles the
barking of a dog.
STARTS TONITE!
TWO GREAT HITS!
Richard ARUM
Patricia M0RIS0N
Mary Beth HUGHES
And
PRIMITIVE!
Wild!
Darlnnl
PRIMITIVE! I
in,,
Monet mm
WANDA MtKAY
MMIDk ij
mr iti
AT SQUARE DEAL'S
ALL FUMTUG?
Campflre
Marshmallows, lb.
pkq. 33c
?M 47c
FRESH
Lean Pork Chops
Lean Pork Steak .
T-Bone Steak
MEATS
lb.
lb.
lb.
Mnrrpll'fl
Ham, half or whole lb.
Fresh Fish, Oysters, Fryers
75c
69c
69c
75c
VEGETABLES
Italian Prunes 50 lb. box 1.79
Cauliflower lb. 9c
Squash lb. 7c
Delicious Apples box 2.25
Sunkist Lemons cloz. 49c
Sklppy
Peanut Butter
Lb. jar 39c
Kreamed Hcnay
1 lb. tub 25c
Stidd'g
Chile Con Carne
Lb. can 23c
Dill Pickles
1 lb. jar 29c
New Shipment
Misses All Woo! Dresses
Including Junior Sizes
Nylon Hose
All sizes some extra long
BLOUSES
Ineltidtng large sizes
Humpfy Dumpty Anklets
All sizes
drift Misses
Cotton
Blouses
1.98
For Cold Vetther Comfort
Ladies Brushed Rayon Nighties
PRICES REDUCED ON
OIL CIRCULATORS
49.50 89.50 99.50
PRICES REDUCED ON
AXMINSTER RUGS
Reg. 59.00 9x12 Rug
Sensational Price
OTHER RUGS 69.50-79.50-89.50-99.50
49.50
To make room for incoming .merchandise THE
SQUARE DEAL has cut prices on hundreds of
Items in our stores to the core! This is your chance
to buy your CHRISTMAS GIFTS or needed articles
of home furnishings at DRASTICALLY REDUCED
PRICES!!! Remember, all items are BRAND NEW
MERCHANDISE at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Save 20 to 50
FALL SALE INNERSPRING MATTRESSES
SPECIAL 29.50 - 39.50 49.50 SPECIAL
Account-Opening Special
Davenport and Chair
169.50
Walnut 4-Piece
Bedroom Suite
149.50
BHD ( IIKST VANITY BENCH
I'uy 1.00 Kx'ra for Cednr Chest
PLATFORM ROCKERS 49.50 59.50
KNEE HOLE DESKS 29.50 - 39.50 49.50
Unfinished Chests 12.95
4-Drawer Reg. 14.0n
3-Drawer Chest 9.95
Ki-g. 12.95
7-Way Floor Lamps 14.95
Cedar Chests 29.50 39.50
Utility Bed 16.95
Mirrors 3.95
Dinette Sets 59.50
Keg. 00.no
69.50
59.50
Save 20
On Dishes Housewares
Utensils Novelties
See These Values!
THE EASIEST TERMS POSSIBLE
ON ANY PURCHASE, LARGE OR SMALL
Open An Account Now!
(A small deposit will hold any article until
Christinas We will Ntore It free.)
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