THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON
Expert Forecasts
Gradual Business
Recession in US
(Editor's Note. Rover Dabson, economist
who predicted the slack market trash,
foreraeu in Uie followint; dispatch a a-raii-us)
business recession which won't hit hot
torn until lS2.or J53,
By Roger VV. Babson
(Written for th United Preiui)
Wpllesley Hills, Mass., Mar.- 3
(U'i People are again feeling
pinched for money. :
Competition in most industries
Is .beginning to become trouble
so'me. The supply lines are' get
ting clogged with goods. The pub
lic has used up a large portion of
Its war savings. With many more
concerns manufacturing all kinds
of products and with many more
people without available savings,
The the "vicious circle" 'which
caused the expansion is bound
to work in reverse. This is due to
tjair Isaac newran s law 01 action
ana reacuon wnicn is us lunua
mental in economics as in chem
istry or physics.
. On the other hand, I do not ex
pect a sudden drop as occurred
in ,1920-21, 1930-32 and in 1937.
Instead of falling out of the 20th
? story window we will walk down
"i stairs! This will be due to new
inventions, unemployment insur
ance, minimum wages, relaxed in
stallment regulations, and more
' lilK'ial small loan operations', and
to our tightly organized labor
unions.
A , Legislation Can Help
No artificial or other legislation
can prevent a red area of depres
sion, from some time following
the abnormal price boom which
,' we have enjoyed the past seven or
eight years, but legislation can
change the shape of such a de
gressive area. Legislation can
'taper off the decline. . ,
: Hence, instead of saying that a
"crash" is just ahead of us, as I
preached in 1929 when there was
: no "oxygen" or other drugs avail
able in Washington, I now say we
have started to "walk down
stairs" and will not reach the
Sisters
Sisters, March 3 (Special)
Friends have received word that
Mr. and Mis. Bruce Aboleln of
Idaho Falls, Itiaho, are parents of
a boy born Jan. 31. The baby- has
been named Steven Bruce. The
Anolelns have one" other- child, a
little girl three years old. Bruce
Abelein is the "son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Abelein, who lived
in Sisters several years ago and
are now living in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Minks
are parents of a girl, bom Tues
day, Feb. 22 at St. Charles hospi
tal. The baby has been named
Nadine Carol. The Minks have
one other daughter, Virginia, who
stayed at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Dodd while her mother
was in the hospital. Mrs. Minks
and infant daughter returned
home Sunday.
Harold Barclay made a busi
ness trip to Salem Monday.
Those from Sisters who attend
ed the Ninety and Nine men's
father and son banquet : at the
Redmond Church of Christ last
week were: Lloyd Hewitt, Jesse
Smalley, Bill Lambourn. Bobbv
Demarls, Richai'd and Sammy
Hitchcock. . -
A surprise Dartv in honor of
Mrs. Byron Evans and Mrs. Al
bert Demarls was given Tuesday
evening at the Sisters gymnasi
um Dy tne grade and high school
personnel and members of the
school board. Washington's birth
day set the theme for the table
decorationsi and, refreshments.
Games and refreshments were en-
pavement until 1952 or 1953.
' Drugs Prolong Life !
Penicillin and . the sulfa drugs
will prolong the age of old peo
ple, but they do not prevent ulti
mate death. The business of un
dertakers is temporarily slowed
up, but they sell exactly the same
number of coffins per capita dur
ing every business cycle. .
There is nothing to worry aDout
now. Both the employment tig-
ures of the past few years and
the unemployment figures now
being published are 90 per cent
political estimates and guesses
put out by Washington'.
But the business noneymoon is
over and we should once more
realize that we cannot loaf our
way to prosperity. We must give
more time and labor for a dollar
of wages and profits.
Joyed. The guests of honor were
each presented with a high chair.
Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Matson,.Mrs. Alice
Scott, Mrs. Tillie Wilson, Mrs.
Marion Lytle, Mr. and Mrs. Oren
Erlckson, Mrs. Elaine Grivas, Mr.
and Mrs. Loyd Hewitt, Mr. arid
Mrs. Byron Evans, Mr. ami Mrs.
lieland Johnson, Miss Joy Kent,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zumwalt;
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Demarls, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard McKenzle and
Mrs. Archie Brown.
The Sisters grade school first
and second basketball teams and
the girls' volleyball team played
the Powell Butte teams at the
Sisters gymnasium Friday night.
A large number of rooters from
Powell Butte accompanied : the
teams. The scores were: Girls'
volleyball, 48 to 29, In favor of
Powell Butte; boys' second team
basketaball, 10 to 8, in favor of
Powell Butte; 'first string boys'
basketball, 9 to 9. The latter game
was fast and exciting. After four
quarters, the score was 7-7, and
ah extra period failed to break the
tie. : . v
Mrs. Homer Matson entertained
at a party Friday evening In, hon
or of her' husband's . birthday.,
Matson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Matson, and six brothers
and their families, all of Bend,
attended the basketball game
with Powell Butte and then gath
ered at the Matson home, where
refreshments were served by. the
hostess. Those present besides
his parents were: Mr. and Mrs.
George L. Matson and daughter,
Wanda; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mat
son artd son; rjorman; Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Matson and, family,
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Matson and
family, John Matson, and Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Matson and family.
Kodachrome slide pictures of
the reconstruction of colonial
Williamsburg, Va., taken by Will
iam French, were shown . last
week to the pupils of the four
upper grades of the Sisters and
Tumalo grade schools and the.
Sisters high school students,, at
the Cascade theater in Sisters.
French is a research worker for
the National Geographic maga
zine. Oren Erlckson spent the week
end in Portland on business.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wakefield
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barclay
were among those from Sisters
who attended the Angel' Reyes
violin concert In Bend last Wed-
A
Based upon 1939 buying
power, your present day dol
lar is worth only 52c BUT
IT'S WORTH 95c when you
buy your favorite national
ly advertised health and'
beauty aids at BRANDIS
ECONOMY DRUGS. Yes
It's a bigger dollar at our
drug store. And right lien;,
lit these timely values'- 'in
graphic proof that our prices
are low prices the LOW
EST PRICES at which these
dependable quality brands
can be bought anywhere in
this state.
REMEMBER:
ECONOMY DRUGS
IS NEVER UNDERSOLD!
CIGARETTES
Carton 145
15c per package "
fVUWI Anniversary Special
40c SIZE ONLY
, limited time on
29c
-HURRY!
Tested Medicated Carcfor . '
Poor1 Complexion, ntarnally. 'US lax'
caused Blemishes Redcj
.Rough, Chapped Siting
24-HOUR
Developing - Printing
Service
1 B"B
Jk Bdl
iJll Point
1 Pen
I 98c
Receive FREE 50c Refill
with each, purchase.
LOOK
YOU CAN'T BEAT
THESE PRICES!
100
Henkle Pills ...... 8c
.... 9c
30c
Liver Pills
69c
Castoria 27c
1c SALE
BUY ONE
25c Box
Star
Double-Edge
RAZOR BLADES
50c
Hair Oil
...9c
50c
Laxative Syrup 23c
100
Aspirin 11c
6 ROLLS.
Toilet Tissue .... 36c
Get Another Box for 1c 79c athletes
: : : ; Liniment 39c
Add 20 Federal excise tax to Cosmetics.
ECONOMY DRUGS
801 Wall Street
"Quality With Economy"
Phone 323
ncsday evening. . ,
Mrs. Carl Campbell and daughters,-
Carol and Nancy, have re
turned 'to their home at the Black
Butte ranch after spending two
weeks in Sisters while the roads
were in such poor condition. .
Mr. and Mrs. Art Lolli, of Shev
lln, spent the week end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed.Winkle,
Mr. and . Ms. Jerry Benson
made a business trip to Portland
on Wednesday and returned home
Thursday. - '-, v
Don Truishelm returned home
Thursday after spending about a
month at the home of his son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Trushelm, in Canby. '
Mrs. Darlene Blladeau, of Di
fur, and Glen Full; of Tygh Val
ley, were married -on February
12. The bride is a former resident
of Sisters. ' . .
Mr. and Mrs. ' Amos Parker
made a business trip to. Portland
last Wednesday. . r
Mrs. Clyde Bush, Mrs. Isabelle
Sorensen, Jack Turner, Philip
Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Edg
ington ' and son, Jesse, were
among those from Sisters whq
attended the pie social at the
Plalnview, grange hall Saturday
night. - '
Hantz Rotz returned to school
at Eugene, where, he attends the
University of Oregon, after
spending several days at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Rotz. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Dude Demarls
and daughter, Irene, of Prine
vllle, visited at the home of Mr.
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and Mrs. Albert Demaris one eve
ning lust week. . , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Mory Cantell and
Infant daughter, Mary, of Spo
kane, Wash., visited Saturday aft
ernoon at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Meyers. Mrs. CanteU
Is Mrs. Meyers' cousin,
The Rebekah lodge No. 251f
Sisters will entertain the Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs ' and fami
lies with a pot luck dinner at 6:30
f). m. Wednesday, March 9, at the
odge hall. The dinner will be fol
lowed by. the regular Rebekah
meeting. - .
Jack Turner, of Eugene, and
Mr. and Mrs., Robert Hewitt, Jr.,
were dinner guests Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert De
marls.:.1' The young people of the Sisters
Church of Christ held their social
meeting Sunday evening after
church services at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morrel. An extra
large group of young people at
tended the meeting. After a short
business meeting games were en
joyed. Refreshments were served
by the refreshment committee,
Caroline and Wilbur Sunkler. The
next meeting will be held Sunday
evening, March 13, at-the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Buster Philips.
. Mrs. George Meyers entertain
ed last Saturday with a birthday
party in honor of her son, Jerry,
on his sixth birthday. 'Refresh
ments 'were served by the host
ess and then Jerry and his little
guests attended a movie at the
Cascade theater. Jerry received
many nice gifts. . ' Those present
were Mrs. Bob Turner and daugh
ter, Tcrri; Mrs. Homer Shaw and
sons, Johnny and Ralph; Mrs.
Hurold 'Gustafson and children,
Philip and Ann; Mrs. Bob Dodd
and daughters, Tish and Vicky,
and Virginia Minks; Mrs. Don
Wyatt, Mrs. Harold Barclay and
sons, Dennis and Stevle, Mrs.
Mildred Reif and daughter, Lin
da; Michael and Carol Howard
and Vestor Taylor. ; .. ,,
It was announced at the Sisters
Church of Ch'rlst Sunday that the
fifth Sunday rally of the Central'
Oregon Churches of Christ which
Is to be held March 6, will be held
in Bend, instead, of at Powell
Butte, as previously announced.
Those who attend from Sisters
are asked to bring' pies. Jack Tur
ner, of Northwest Christian col
lege, will have charge of the
young people's meeting, and ev
eryone is urged to attend.
Two hundred and eighty-eight
people took the first in a series
of typhoid fever shots last Wed
nesday night at the Sisters grade
school. The district health depart
ment; under the supervision of
Dr. Elizabeth Bishop, district
health . officer; was in charge.
Thre,e shots, given a week apart,
will complete the immunization.
The Young People's Missionary
Volunteer society of the Sisters
Seventh-day Adventist church
held a potluck supper and social
at the Plalnview grange hall Sun
day evening. Out-of-town guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Roach and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Nunlee and children, of Redmond.
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J ' , WORKS MERE! I
IfrnKTfitC "nil ' " if
. COOIIHO - awehpng.of goods H
LjjJ XaasaaoaaaaP I yo,, cannot hav II
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The Place to Buy the
BEST Produce for LESS
2 TALL CANS
Carnation MILK. . . . . 25c
Grade A BUTTER. . lb. 72c
Cream CHEESE. . . lb. 39c
Allsweet MARGARINE . . . ... . 2 lbs. 59c
Nowhere else Is (he bounty of
America's freedom and free en
terprise better displayed than In .
the food market. - Here, you find
an abundance of foods In endless
variety AND THE CHOICE IS
YOURS! You are free to pick the
foods you like in a market of
your own choosing the one
which you believe offers you
most for your money. That's the
way Democracy works and Wfe.
cause It works so well here, you
a ( , ,cat better save more, You're the
boss In America, and We run our
market to satisfy your demands
for the finest foods at -the fairest
prices. ; '
CELERY
Lb. 15c
. " ", - t
288 filie
ORANGES
7 lb. bat
49c
RADISHES
' . Really Fancy
Bunch only 5c
CARROTS
2 bunches 23c
170 Size
ORANGES
2 doien '
99c
POTATOES
25 lb. bag
79c
PEAS
No. 303 Cans - '
Garden Sweet. . . 335c case '2.10
No. 2 Cans
Westward Ho. . , 235c case $3.98
Merrimac . . .... . 229c case $3.39
HUNT'S "
Tomato Sauce. . . 635c 12 for 65c
CAMPBELL'S
Tomato Soup 3 cans 29c
Morrell's Pure LARD . . . . . . 2 lb. pkg. 35c
OCCIDENT
FLOUR MIXES for best results
Pie Bake . 21c
Rol! Bake . 29c
Cookie Bake... 39c
White Cake... 39c
Devil Fcod.... 39c
No. 303 Cans
CORN
Dundee ........ 225c case $2.98
Cream Style.
Oregon's Finest, can 19c case $4.39
Cream Style.
Oregon's Finest, can 20c case $4.49
.Whole Kernel.
BEANS
Remarkable..... 229c case $3.39
No. 2 Cans
No. 2 Cans
Cut Green Beans.
Green Spot. . ... 235c case 53.98
Jack & Bean Stalk 245c case $4.98
Cut Beans.
FLOTILL-t-No. HA Can'
Whole Apricots can 29c
FLOTILL No. 2i2 Cans
Peach and Pear Mix. . . 4 cans $1.00
s
PRino
COFFEE
GOLDEN WEST ... 2 lb. can $1.09
AMERICAN CLUB .... lb. hug 39c
Preferred DELUXE 2 lb. bag 89c
Guaranteed to please
FIoIIH No. 1 cans
FKUIT COCKTAIL. ..
249c
Star-Dee No. 2Jj cans
PEACHES 240c
Val Vita No. Z'2 can
PEACHES 29c
Fancy Freestone
The truck from the South Is due In tonight with a fine load
of fresh vegetables for your week-end shopping ., .
'; at a great saving to you.
TOMATOES
No. 2'i Cans ' . ' - .
Dundee ... 239c case $4.49
No. 300 Cans " -' ' ' '
Hunt's ....... 19c 48 cans $7.49
Solid Pack Tomatoes. .
No. Vi Cans ' ' ' ' ' - " ' '"'
Hunt's .. ........ 255c case $6.49
LENTEN SPECIALS
VAL VITA No. i, Can . . ." ' ;
Grated Tuna . ........... can 35c
. HUNT'S : ,r
Albacorc Tuna ......... . can 45c
IN TOMATO SAUCE ; v':."'
Sardines . . ............ . . can 19c
ALASKA PINK No. 1 Can
Salmon ................ . can 59c
Small Shrimp... . . . 5 oz. can 39c
Kippered Snacks ...... 3 cans 29c
RED SOCKEYE No. I Tall Can ,
Salmon can 69c
SPAR BUOY 5 ot. Can
Oysters .can 39c
OREGON No. Vi Can
Crab Meat .... . .... . . . . . can 59c
jpi,!1i!ll)-l?!'41iwj ACruise Around theWorld for Two
grW4 or $10,000 Cash
I QvUr "ouni' rip$ EurP or
2,50' CaSl1 eaCl wi"ner P
LUX FLAKES & 33c
LIFEBUOY
BTcH225c
RINSO
lfl- ?0r
All-Purpose SHORTENING . . 2 lb. pica 45c LUX SOAP ygi 25c
Enter wiflrany one of theseV
LARGE SIZE LeTefProda
SWAN
SIZE 136
SILVER DUST 33c
SPRY
3 LB.
CAN
93c
HUNT'S
Purple Plums
; No. VA Can
19c
FREE CITY . DELI VERY