MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Local News
TKMI'Klt.m ICICS
Maximum .vi'Ni. iiluv, 71 di'iircc.
Mlnlliililil liu.1 nielli, ,'! iti'iiri-i'D.
M'MtlKK, HI'NNKT TIM IIS
Nunrlie tomorrow, II ;S'!.
Siiiim-I lumiirrnw, ."i:IMI.
Hi-nil mill vlrlnlly (u ni riilly
fulr Imliiy unil loiilifhl; purlly
cloudy Tm-Mliiy; hlith' Ixilh iIii
11.1 In 71); low IoiiIkIii XI In :n.
Charles Itlnill. In cIhuki- nl
iiuim-iIi iiihI plumlne, in the
Nuiili I'lii'ilu- Ioicm hcI'hi, was
In Ilcnil liulay, iiiroiiiniiiiril hy
JlllllI'M Avinll, wlm heails similar
wink In ii-giini Nil wnli liruil
iiuil H i h lii hail I' laiii lM ii, ( ill.
"nicy vihiii-iI 1 1 u llrml iiiic inn-m-ry
while here.
Mm. l.my MuIIImh. put l l
liralih muse wiih tin- 1 1 1 ( oumy
lirallll ilcplll llncul. rrlilay will
K to I'm iiiiinl where xlii- will at-
lewl II Mlpl'l IMII K lllMlllllc ur
iulilk' liraitli iiuim'K.
MlH. Vcllllll Hlli-ltlMi'liitm I It.tt.
clinics county hi'liiiu'i M., . ji-'l. ii'-i-i'lilliiK I" III""
erroneously Hlaluil n Kulunlay'v
paper.
I'lM'iullve hoard incinliciN of
llu- lli lil TIiiiiiiiihiiii ' TA will
n I tonicht 'it H o'clock, nl I lid
home of l.luyil Alliums, president,
7)i;coie,la.
Six iiii'IiiIhtk llf till' llll'lll IIiihI-
IH'HH llllll 1'1'llfl'KHllllllll Wollll'll'll
iuli Hllrnili'il a toulcrcnie of llu?
Ci'iilral Wlllamellc district, hi'lil
Stimlay ul l.rluiiioii. Making I lie
1 1 1 1 from llcwl wen-: Miss Chris
tiilirl I mvlilsnii, lr. I 'ii u II i if .Scars,
Mm, Mm I In Culler. Mm. I(nlili
rii'iiilii)!. Miss ('lain Jones anil
MInh WIIiiiii JacoliHon. Jl was
vuli'il nl llu coiilcrcnre to trans
fer Hit' llrml Hull In 1 1 1 Central
Willamette district In the spring.
Tin1 clult now lii'lonCH In t In
.Southwestern lilsti Id.
Hubert ClasHiiw, .Kill Ci'iirnia,
uinlcrwciit an einei Kcncy iippcn
iliM'loiny Saturday i-vi-iiIiiu nl
I .UlTlbl'l lllllIl H hospital.
Tin1 Auii-rlciin I-cc.lun auxiliary
will KpunHor a cm il parly anil
Cakewalk Sat it play, Oct. 2'.), nl H
pin. In I In- library iiuilltorluin.
Iloth In lil!i' mil pinochle will he
played, and prizes will be award-
In chaiui
Contractors Show Interest
(Continued (rum I'ujjo 1)
riini'iii, will leave loinorioiv lur
.Siiiilli' lo alli-ml a Joint session
nl WiiMhlliK'toii ami Wilson roun-
ty HI'llool Mlpl'l lllll'lllU-lltH.
I'i'KIti- of Honor Juveniles will
hold a nuisipiciiiilc parly al I
p.m. luiiiiiinm In mi' I'jitfii'H Hall.
Mr. and Mm. In in U-iel, ol
F.iii:cnc, yinli'id.iy were ;iii'klH
al mi' Home ol .Mm. Mock
wi'll, ol lu-nd.
Ilylc 1'ut in, I'll) Coni-icss
Mr. and Mm. Ivor Jones have
ri'l in iii-d to their li l in- In Salrm,
nf ti-r HH'ndln Iho wi'i'k rml vis
iting al the home of Mm. Joih'.h'
parents. Mr. and Mm. C (). Kntrl
kin. Mm. Jones Ik the former
l.'llii'l Knti Ikln.
Mm. Charles Comstock. who
has been a path-lit al Si. C'linrli-H
hoNpHal. In convalescing from
pni'iimonlii al her homi'. Whlli'
she l.i III. Mm. Mm Ilium AiiiIit-
mm, 'n Federal, Is receiving dues
innillinni'll llolll l.WIUIH'lllllin H llOV I If ...... I V,,l,,l,l,r- Am.o-I.'n
pilal Minday. W. J. I M aii.i i nKi', MrH- C'omHtoc k l ii-cordi-r nf the
1'imi'i.ii, wim ivadinini'ii i-. ,f.f..
u'"'"' i Mr.' and Mrs. Claronw Koho.
Amanda J. Aiidi imin, daughter ' Ilk lirlsl nparlmi'iitii, are parenlH
of Mm. I ail II. imii'iiioii, I'.i Mm- Hi a K'hl I'oni this moinln" at St.
ni'.soiii mi'iiur, li.-nd, Iiiin ii-i-riv- i C'haiii'M hohpllal. The haliy welifh
i'l a iiiaMi i oi jiiih ili'i:ii-i' iiom i'd 3 poiinilH, II ouncch, and hax
Hie t'liivi'mity wi WiMonsin lol lireii iiaini'd Kiln a-i',
luwlni! (onipli'tion ol miiiiiiii'I !
Miiooi woik al lite midwi'M nil i
li'Ke. MlM Amu i snii li'aiiii'n
hpn'iil and ill aiii.itKi. in me Sa-,
Irin hIKh biiioo!.
Mm. Uola'il .lawi'K, l.'!.") Mil '
w aukie, w ill ei.n'i lum the SOS
chili ediu'udnv ul II p.m. j
Women of in,. I-a, i 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 i . 1 1 1
I.I 'K me Ix'iiij; aski-il lis ollm-in
lo lake their ninry Hum lor (lit-1
liaiar lo Mm. H. S. Adains. nil :
Ino.idway. not later than Yuen-!
day. 'Hie lia.uir will l.e held at
Ihe i llin i h I inn., .las, del. -'.
Ilean W. Tale, l ine Milllnuis
ndvtMT, Wari eleeteil alldllor of
Ihe Oiejton Assoi-iallnn of Jour
nallMii Ailslseis al Ihe annual
iniifeienee held Saliinlay on Ihe
HiilvriNily ol iiienn eampiiN 111
KuKene, in iiiniii-eliiin with a
ineellni; of Uiej;iin hlnh heliool
Ji HI l mi i ist Dill .M.-,kanel It llf I
Jack HohlMin, of the lini; Mm
imiiK hi. lit, lepiesented lit'tHl
hli;h Miiooi,
Ih. and Mm. ItiaiKuid N. Pease
an- In I'lilcae.u, when- llr. reiiKe Ih
altemllnit Ihe annual cllnleal eon
fi'ii'iiee of Ihe AinerU'.iii C'ollei;!.
ol Sin e,i'oii.s.
Tsso Ik'iul men, 1.1. (Jcl Ken
neth i:. Sawei. USM. and Oival
!:. Monirjoinrry, heaman, DSN, of j
I.mv.' Klein asemie. reiinlly vis
lied Ihe l-n lu ll Kislei.i on a lu
ll. is leave when Ihe heavy erulser
l-'SS lies Moines, of which they
are cress memlH'i s, put In lo (iolfe
Uuuii. Kramv. I.I. .sawyer s wife,
Ihe former l'ei:i:y Mae.HI, is slay
1 1 1 1; In lleiid ssiiii her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd M.ik'lll, while her
liuslianil is on the cruise.
Miss Lillian Schassen. of The
I la lies, visited this past week end
al the home of Sir. and Mis. K. L.
Illcks, KH Klverslue.
KntKlits of 1'ylhlas will have a
tc;:ular meelhiK l'inl:ht al h
oiiock In Laijlis hall, svhen the
pace rank wid he conferred on a
class of candidates.
A new class in upholstering,
sponsored hy Ihe clly recreation
department, will have Us oicanl
ation meet mi; tunii'lit at 7:;io, In
Ihe clly ciimml.'.slon room of the
city hall. All ssho have signed up
were tu ned to he present, as Holi
er! Kitchen, Instructor, will oitt
line materials and tools needed
for the course. The flrsl work ses
sion will he i'i'lday iilhl at Ihe
Kenwood school hutch room. The
time for tonight's meeting was
I'ircle No. 3 of the Catholle Al
lar Hoclely will nieel with Mm. K.
IHck. llroadsvay, Tuesday
at 1 p.m.
Nesv shipment . . . lust 111!
Lilihey's Hostess (llasswarr Sets
you'll lie proud to osvn. See them
todav nl NIKIIKHIiAl.l.S, Jl'.W
I'.'LKHS, next to Capitol Theater.
"We Kepair Willi Care." Ksl.
l'.l.'i;. Adv.
SK ATI NC.
Adult nli;ht . "fie per rouple
i Tuesdav. Oct. 23. rn-e Instrue
i Hons 7:: to H o'clock. SkalInK
from K to 1(1. All for Just 7fic per
couple (adults onlvl.
CIVIC HOLLfc.ll KINK
I 'hone YSM SW 715 Ilond
Adv.
Meellnn of Youiik lemocnits.
Assemhly Kooin. Court House,
Head, Ore., Oel. 25, H p.m. Any
one Interested In Ihe Vouiit! Hem
oeratle Chili please attend. Abi;
-Jlmliallon I I to !(! yrs. Adv.
NtrriCE
MemlM-rs. l.W.A. Uical 6 7 We
have hallots for elecllon of Inter
national Officers and amend
nienis to Ihe Conslitutlon; also
hallois lor Stale C.l.O. Council
election of Officers; and hallots
for election of lloanl inemlH'r and
NiKollallni' Cominltlet- memlH-r
of the District to the Inter
national. Ask for n ballot dniine office
hours. Hallots will be taken to
the out ol-tossn Units. Adv,
viua
WICKS
WjVapoRub
lli-llfvc mlierleii
liil uo It In
ileum, top . .
cent hope the present hospital can
lie replaced With u new unit for
the modern structure.
Holt Thomas was In xenernl
chiiiuc of the luncheon proKiam
for Ihe Klwanls and hit i nduced
Sawyer, who In turn Introduced
Die various speakers nil mein
Ih'IH of Ihe committee whose
work for a new hospital and med
ical renter Is now neminif com
pletion. Dr. Harry K. Mnckey, speak ln(i
for his fellow physicians, paid tri
bute lo the hospital committee
nnd said: "We are mnuzed nt the
ii cat amount of work Hint went
into the umlerlakliiK since lis In
ception." He added, HpeukliiK for
the doctors: "We have played
only u minor role, eonsldeiinjt the
extent we will liem-lll.
(Jlenii Clri'KK was spokesman
for the operations committee of
the foundation. He said I here
were 1,(100 subscribers to the
project. The last statement lo sub
scribers was sent out last week,
Cliecg said.
IteHfHtniw? Excellent
He menlloned the excellent re
sponse, said some other hospital
associations hud found It neces
sary to take li-Kiil ucllon aunlnst
some (leHii(uenls mid expressed
a hope thai such action could he
avoided here. "The majority of
the people have made our work
easy," tireKK declared. He said
that since Ihe hospital plan Is
close lo materialization he is sure
that dellimuent payments will be
quickly completed.
Maurice Hitchcock reported
for the hospital administration
committee und told of the coop
eration of Sister M. Blanche, hos
pital superintendent. Also Intro
duced was Max L. Hunt, who
was named as hospital manager,
on the recommendation of I lie
committee headed by W. 11.
Myers and Hitchcock.
Application Explained
Carl A. Johnson, vice-presi
dent ol the foundation, chairman
of Ihe application committee nnd
one of the attorneys In fact for
SI. Charles hospital, touched
briefly on the work of the appli
cations committee, nnd reminded
his audience that the hospital
project had lis oriifin Willi the
chamber of commerce new Indus
tries committee In 1IM5. Major
work of this committee was the
application for federal funds, un
der the lllll Huiton net. for con
struction of the hospital.
Tom llrooks, chairman of the
finance committee, slated that a
positive ruling has been had from
Washington thai gifts made In
the hospital campaign ure deduc
tible In Income lax compulation.
It was desired, he udded, that
accumulating funds be Invested
up lo the time Hint they would
be needed lo meet construction
costs. For ubsulute safely, U.S.
government securities met the
high requirements which the
committee had set but the fluc
tuating price, considered in con
junction Willi low interest rate,
finally deterred the committee
from making even this use of
donations. "The money has re
mained on deposit," lirooks said.
( MiH'rall(in Irlsed
lies'. Nicholas, the ministerial
association's representative on
the board, commended the mem
Iters of the board for "their pub
lic spirit, their conscientious de
cisions und Ihe fine cooperation
apparent between the board, the
manager und the Sisters of St.
Joseph."
l'aul Hornbeck of the Found
ers Service organization report
ed that Hint group Is In readi
ness to go lo work should needs
of the future require.
How Interest Ik continuing was
Indicated by Alva C. (ioodrlch,
scerelury of the board, when he
reported that 7(i meetings have
been held In HO weeks. The agree
ment setting forth the relation
of the hospital foundation to the
nursing order In which owner
ship is vested Is ready for sign
ing, no said.
After expressing his apprecia
tion to the members of the or
ganization, Sawyer left the ac
tual closing to Ben Hamilton,
vice-president of the board as well
as president of the Klwanls club.
Hospital News
I Harold Campbell and daughter,
I. '(.'Mi K. Third, and Mrs. Lawrence
I W. Zierlein ami daughter, 1561
I'atlents admitted to St. Charles I Fresno,
hospital over Ihe week end In-
elude William D. Moore, (illchrist;
Henry Wells.indl, 5WJ Hill street,
und Mrs. Wulluce Jensen, 1355
Hartford.
Susan Cutter, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Robert Cutler, liutler
road, was dismissed from the hos
pital Saturday afternoon.
The following were released
from the maternity ward toduy:
Mrs. John Deach and son, 7-14 K.
Marshall; Mrs. Dale Gibson and
daughter, H74 Cumberland; Mrs. 1 Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results
M ill HOG KII.I.KI)
Officers were called to West
14th and Ithaca Sunday shortly
before noon where a dog, appar
ently rabid, was causing consid
eiable alarm in the neigh borhood.
Offices were forced lo kill the
dog, which was reported frothing
at the mouth and snapping at pas-sersby.
Slate Conference
On Child Health
Child health conferences will be
conducted tomorrow at the Tri
County health department office
In the Deschutes county court
house, it was announced today.
Conferences, which are held
through appointment only, will
begin at 1:30 p.m.
Thursday, the department will
hold an immunization clinic and
will have child health confer
ences at Gateway, and Thursday
there will be a crippled children's
clinic held in Fiinevllle.
Staff members will meet Fri
day at the Deschutes courthous
for their weekly conference, and
will conduct an Immunization
clinic for diphtheria and whoop
ing cough.
FOI.IO KKIOKTEI)
One case of polio and one cast),
of mumps were detected Mils past
week in Crook county, according
to a report today from the Trl
County health department.
In Deschutes county there was
one suspected case of meningitis,
and In Jefferson county one case
of infectious hepatitis.
MKET1NG TONIGHT
I'lne Forest, Oct. 24 (Special)
A meeting of Cub Scout pack No.
25 will lie held tonight at 7:30 at
the l'ine Forest grange hall. Al
bert Jorgenson, cub master, urg
ed all cubs of thp pack and their
parents lo lie present, and an
nounced that an Important meet
ing for members of den No. 4 will
be held. Kenneth I'earson, scout
executive for the Modoc area, will
be present. Refreshments will be
served after the meeting.
Europe's largest oil refinery Is
now under construction in tng-
lund.
rYotmedmorTtJ
CHEST COLDS
to rtttrr coughs ond tort muiclts
You nmd to rub on stimuLating, pain
rclinving MustvroU. It not only bring!
fut. Ion f-lma tin rlM but actually
bell chock the irritation and break up
local eongwiion. Uuy Musterol!
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Presents
1PM
Wsifewm N- OCTOBER. 24-
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Will HolJ Your
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Generous Trade-In Allowance
For Your Wafch on a New
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$1.00
Will Hoid Your
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Chan
i
of
Name
ale
To commemorate the changing of our store's name, we're having a Change of Name Sale and offering these special values. Here's
the same fine quality at new low. prices that we have always featured in the past. Your store that you have known as Powell's
for the past three years will be called BAKER & HARVEY starting Tuesday, October 25th.
What the; name BAKER & HARVEY stands for:
BAKER
Mr. and Mrs. Baker were formerly
with The Emporium Lewiston,
Idaho's only exclusive Department
Store. Mrs. Baker for 9 years was
office manager and bookkeeper
while Mr. Baker served -as Assis
tant Manager and Manager.
Nationally Advertised
Quality Merchandise!
Baker & Harvey will feature only Nationally Advertised
Quality Merchandise. For every dollar spent, you receive a
Dollar's Worth of Merchandise.
Money Back Guaranteel
All our merchandise is sold with a Money Back Guarantee.
HARVEY
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey's past ex
perience includes 35 years of
ready to wear business. Seventeen
years of this was in one location
in Lewiston, Idaho.
of Name Sale Values!
Change
These Special Values on Sale 3 Days Only, Oct. 25, 26, 27
Skirts
SPECIAL
GROUP OF
Skirts
Reduced 20
You'll love these skirts
for bright Autumn wear.
l''or school or for sixirt
minded women . . , here's
lonicthliiir that's a must
jn your shopping list!
Foundation Garments
lust what you've been looking for! Values up
to $17,50 In your favorite styles and colors.
Just 3.00
Coats and Suits Special
We have one croup we have especially reduced
for you. Marked down for this ocassion with
a 20 Keduelioii. See thrill today.
Our New Name
Leather Gloves
Smart, thrillinir cloves of the
year. Dressy ill short and lonjr
lengths. I'irst quality leather in
values up to $3.AU.
Now 3.69
Wool Lined
Leather Gloves
Designed for distinction and tail
ored for brightness with color
and fine detail. A real $8.50 Val
ue, now onl)
5.95
Cotton and Rayon
Gloves
For warmth and long wear . . .
stitch back trim in the short
slvle. Uegular $1.75 and $1.50
values for only
All Wool
Slip On
Sweaters
Here Youth in action with the
accent on warmth. Short sleeve
styles that please the most
particular in the many Fall
shades.
3.50
Nylon Sweaters
100 DuPont Nylon in tho
short sleeve slip on style. Al
ways popular with everyone.
3.98
Rayon Wool
Anklets
You'll find your size here.
Sturdy anklets for long wear
and warmth. Itegularly 65c
lalr, reduced to only
3 pair for 1.29
Wool Scarfs
36" of bright Plaid pattern.
Hand woven that will pay a
compliment to your costume.
Just 1.98
w BAKER & HARVEY
Formerly Powell's
i'dxiioiKioe upiHirel for yonriy wutnvn of ull
01 I Wall Street I'l.onc 1831