FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 194?
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE NINE
Redmond and Vicinity
Itcdiiioml, Nov, ! lKicoliill iconidcj liy IocIiiiIoIiiiik of KliNIi,
1,1(111' lllliy liOIH'llllllll, Willi IK III I'ltWtl tllCHC ll'CllllllllfjM JUIIHI'K,
iiu' i ikiiI Minim nun hospital iii
I'm Hand, In iiiiiiiivIiik, ucroid
I IK l her father, Ihiuy l.uliel
I till II.
Air. mill Mrs. Stanley (in-on ol
Klnnflcld wcio vimiiiik Ii lends
lien Wednesday nielli i'ii I u I to
Nlll'lll, Wlll'le i.iicii WHS to l
lend mi uiirlciiliiiritl iiiccIIiij:.
t.ioen, wliii whs vocational nun
inn die lonelier In Kcdiunnd iiihI
year, In now state assistant mi
pcrvisni' lor Iiik in rn. )li a I no
loaches a vctciuiis' "un I hi- fiirm"
ClIISS.
Mr. mill Mi s. I In am Links have
li'liu ni'il Irnm a iniiiilli m vacii
lion thiinicii Culllm ma, New
Airlri, Aiinnu and Mexico,
1. Unary silence students liHik
u complete Inventory ol Ilic Uhra
ry Vti'dni'hdiiy, i hi' students
worked In teams dunnc the Nix
Jicrinils ol I he day.
Mr. mid Mm. Wayne VMu en
tertained at dinner 'I lies, lay iilc,hl.
The K'li'Hl II"! Inclniled Mr, and
Mih. Kay llneris, Mr. anil Mia.
I'. M. I look, Mr. and Mi h. l-'ri'd
Spin lis, Mr. anil Mm. Karle Hal
link, Mr. mid Mm. Allen Mill.
Mr. mid Mm. Frank I niiohcrly,
mid Mr. mill Mrs. Jack Hartley.
Mr. and Mih. Hen Davidson anil
Nun, Mick, aiv spendlnc IIiIn week
111 San l-'iunclsco. I lavldson is
tlllllHIICtlUK llllHllll'SH there.
Till Key ( lull inei at I he lloinr
of Mr. and Mm. Idrls Mnvlcs
Tuesday nlKlil. f. K. Thompson
was a tiuesl. I 'a vies sponsors
Hie croup.
Mrs. Taylor Met 'lay Is plamilmt
to open a- kindergarten for live
vcnr-olds at her honii' al .'i.'lli
North Seventh street. I'lepara.
lions mi' In progress Inward start
lull the classes with a regular
schedule,
Officer from Toast in u K I c r
elillis from the Itend, Madras and
Iteilmiind ehailers met Wednes
day nleht for un men eoiinell.
Tin- primary purpose of Ihe meet
liiK was to educate elnli officers
In Ihelr dinli'H mid functions.
I'liironro Hush, men eoveinur,
wns chairman of the mootlne.
Mr. and Mm. Clonics IV itoos
were olven ii Iwiusi'wiirmlnii party
last Saturday fveiiliiK liy n ejoiip
of friends and nolohhors. Alter
H pollock supper the I'e Itoos'
Were presented w ith n fireplace
screen. Mr. mid Mm. I'e Hons
recently moved Into Ihelr new
lionie In South Itedmond.
A kitchen shower was the fea.
chosen by Ine Jaycco ouiceis, will
pick a winner. A lust mid a
second pne will lie awarded. A
lecoiiiinu of lur Wliiiiinu speech
Will hi! hem lo Ihe Jay ice Head
( un i li-i H in SuPiii where u htale
wmiier Will he bolcclod. Al INa-
IioiiiiI Jaycce iieadiium tern, I uisa,
('km, lour imlionai winners will
lie selected. Incy wril lie uwurd-
eil n sciioliirshlp mid M I l ip lo
Vvashlncion, He. Aihi'iiu Mine,
Ilrure uoc,1s, Donald Wolf and
lorn Cox win parlicipule. ,
A film, "Know Your Llhrury,"
and mi essay coldest for uriiilc
school youiiKslers will hi' fcuturcs
ol Hook week ohserved by Ihe
Kcdiniind llluary mid Ihe scnools.
'Ihe essay coolest will bo lor
Ihe Hlxlh, seventh and eighth
crude sludenlH nl the John luck
school. 'Ihe essay will he writ ten
on the Hook wees, slogan, "Make
Friends With Hooks." iheconlesl
will Is- supervised hy the KntJllsh
teachers of Ihose students part!
cipatliiK, and Die best essay will
lie uwmded a prize.
Ilerrell Sharp, presldenl of the
Kedinoud Union liluh school
tenehem' association, attended Ihe
thlld annual conleience of class
room teachers In I'orthind Oclo
Imt 2H I'll,
National Kducatlon week will
he ohserved from November 0 to
1J III the Redmond HI ado schools,
neeoidlUK to llue.li iliirtlifan.
Crude scnool principal.
Intermediate mid advanced
hands and the choruses will per
form lor the sludenlH nl mi all
school assembly November 10 nl
1:30 p.m.
(lei aid Hasmussen, ejaduato of
Ihe University of Oreeon mid the
Unlvemlly of C'openiuiKeii, will
speak lo Ihe social llvlne, classes
al Ihe John Tuck school on No
vember 10. Kasmussen will ills
cuss Ihe methods and customs
of American mid Europe u n
schools.
At n Joint miTtltiK Wednesday
'mornliiK the two creative wrltlno
classes at Kedinoud Union ll I K '
school held mi election of officers
for Ihe school year. Assisting
Mary I.ou llazen, editor, will Ik
coedltom Tom Cox and Allelic
liuey. Itlchard Donecn wiih
rhoHeti poetry editor with l-e
llolllnsliend ills assistant. Hob
.New hill will serve nn prose editor,
and Yvonne I'oullon will assist
him. Alia Dlxson. who has tx-en
FIR5T FPE8'
CONTROLLED ANS
SU5TAINED POWERED FUCHT BV MAN
STAMP HONORS FIRST FLIGHT Hero l a picture of the
new Wrlnht brother ilx-ccnt uir mull coinmernorullve elamp
which will bo plueed on llrsl-dny ulo ut Kitty Hawk, N. C, Dec. 17,
The lump commcmorute (ho first HlKlit of tho Wilnht brother.
Sea Lampreys
Found Inland
SI. Pntll nil An Invasion of sea
lampreys In the Croat l-nkes Is
threatening Minnesota flshlnK wa
lers. Ir. Rny Johnson, flslierleH re
sen nh suM'ivlor for the stnle
department of conservation, snld
waters nloii the shore of Upier
MIchlKun ure Infi'Hted ami u wa
lamprey lias Ix-on captured olf
(irand Marnls, Minn.
The sen lamprey Is un eel like
nuiiislle which fastens itself on
valuable cninc fish anil sucks
their blood nnd Ixjdy Juices. It
favors the soft scaled lake trout.
Johnson said specimens have
been taken In the CIiIciiko drain
lino canal which connects the
Creal Lukes with the Mlsslsslpl.
Tills means, he snld. that the lain
preyn may come upstreum In the
Mississippi ami Infest Minnesota
lakes.
Johnson snld the lampreys al
ready have damaged trout flshlni!
In Lakes Huron and Mlchlcan.
'Iliey Invaded tho Croat Lukes
throutih the St. Lawrence unto
way alKiut 15 years bk. oxperts
believe. Since then, they have
cut annual trout production In
likc Huron from 1,720,000 to
5.000 Miunds.
lure of the dnv at the mi-elliiR nil edllor for the pnst year, will
of the Vomen' Council of the ! continue In of flee, and Nancy I'r
Chrlsllan church Wednesday nl j lemon will work wiih her. Ilorls
the home of Mrs. . W. Ilerhlson. I Haske mid PeitRy llm tford will
Knren ScIiimmi mid Sharon Wit-1 work ns buslni'ss mnnunem.
Hon were taken III as mcmlcrs , Typists Include Kllen Slncy, I-e
of the NetopiM-w Camp I'lre Kil ls t 1 hdllnshi'iid, Jonn Hessey, Doro
at the croup s meeilni! Insi week thy llanneman, Arlene I -onoy mid
nl the home of Mih. I. I'nrthlni!. Yvonne I'oullon, Mm. Maude !
TOO fOl.II Ot'TSIDK!
euaidlan
Mm. V. Nordlii and daiiehler.
are speudlnu Ihe week with Mrs.
Nonlln's paicnis, Mr. and Mrs.
It. V. Cllhert.
"I icmocraey" Is Ihe topic for
spinisont the classes, nnd Mrs.
Mary Blown acts as adviser,
Carol Cay Hart el. a Junior In
art with un Interest In history. Is
Ihe Junior candidate for home-
comlni; hostess at the University
the ss'ech contest lo be sponsored of Oroo,on. She Is ll member of
bv ihe local nnd national Junior Ihe Delia Iclta Delta sororlly.
chambers of commerce. On No Carol Is Ihe daucjller of Mr. nnd
vemlM'i- '.I. Ihe seeches will Ik- Mrs. tinyle Hariri of lledmond.
MontKomery, Ala., Nov. 4 'tl"
An escnH'cl convict telephoned
the orison denurtment here yes
terday and said he wanted back
in becuu.se, "It's cold outside."
Thomas Columbus Male, 4-1, a
trusty, snld he walked out of
nearby Atmore prison 10 dnys
iil'o wenrini! only a shirt, u pair
of pants, shoes nnd socks.
Me got as far us Allnnlu, whore
Ihe lemperiiture dropis'd lo treci
Ihr yesterday. So he culled Pri
son director Frank Hoswell to
Rive himself up and Rot warm.
Hoswell advised Mule to turn
himself over lo Atlanta police.
Bargains Panned
In Eastern Sale
Hock Island, HI. dli-A depart
ment store here look a full-page
udvertisemenl to tell its custom
era how absolutely vile lis mer
chandise Is.
The MeCnbe Mause advertise
ment announced that it was "Cut
and Dor Du) , when all our year's
mistakes are turned out into the
otien with the hoiie that our kind
friends will call liiem bargains
and lake them out of Ihe store
forever."
Some of Ihe Items were adver
tised us follows:
"Ish! These ure awful! These
combed colton knit oolo shirts are
guaranteed to make any little tot
howl but, alter all, a younRsier
wealing a size 1 to G is helpless.
Lampshades weie described as
"handsown but ugly." Hells were
"odd sizes, odd bolts, in fact, an
odd Idea that we could get up to
S-i 'J") lor tho stringy old things.
How ubout a dime.'
Handkerchiefs were "good for
drop the handkerchief because
you could Just forget to pick
them up. Hut we don't care how
you use them Just so you take
them out of here."
The lace curtains were admit
tedly full of holes but "what else
do you exect of lace?"
"We'll be generous and give you
everything you need to complete
a iicrfectly useless embroidered
map of the middle-west. Don't
ask us where to put it when you
have finished. We can't give you
everything-"
Texas Oil Fields
Yield 3 Billion
Annual Revenue
Now Is the Time to Plant
Shade Trees Fruit and Flowering Trees
Roses Perennials
NOW AVAII.ABI.K, SO.MK llt'l.BS. Tl'I.lPS, CKOCt'S,
nAri'ODII.S, HYACINTHS.
NEWLAND'S
GREENHOUSE & NURSERY
fill I K. Seward Phone 1 104 W or 1 IS1-W
"Ijiff It Off," homo talent show,
was presented N- r-mlier 2 for Us
first showing in Ihe John Tuck
grade school auditorium. The
pluv, a Javcoo project, was hi
rected hv Miss Uulh Avery of ;
New York and Chicago, who tins
had much oxcrlence in this type,
of production.
TAIL LIGHT FANCIKD I P
Sidncv. O. mi A new type of
automobile stop light has been
Invented by II. J. Uoomer. Boom
er's device consist of three bulbs
: Inside n regular tail light holder.
I When the brake Is applied, the
hulhs alternate in lighting so that
a circular effect is given.
SHE STAHTS EAULY
Buffalo, N.Y. HI'' Mrs. Kath
erine J. Hott of Buffalo is one
woman who has to start her
Christmas knitting early.
T h e S7 yoar old groat grand
mother knits a sweater and mit
tens lor each of her 50 great
grandchildren for Christmas.
Mother of eight and grand
mother of 2f, she recently re
ceived word of the birth of her
50th great grandchild in Hono
lulu. "I'm proud as a peacock," she
said when informed the number
of her descendants hud grown
lo S3.
Dallas, Tex. 'Ill One fifth of
all Ihe eneigy utilized In the
United Stales originates In the
vast oil fields of 'lexas.
Constant demand for petrol
eum for powering vehicles, heat
ing homes and fueling generat
plants has given Ihe nation's
largest slate a fabulous market
for Us "showcases" of oil and
natural gas.
The Texas Mid Continent OH
and Cas association reported that
petroleum production and refin
ing yields more than $.),000,00fj,
000 a year for the state's econ
omy. In ViW. the annual flow was
9O.'J.0OO.O)O barrels. During the
year, xd Texas refineries pro
cessed WM, 4'Jfi.oOO barrels of crude
oil, bringing $185,000,000 in wages
and salaries to 45,000 oil work
ers. landowners Profit
The booming oil and gas In
dustry continues to bring wealth
to landowners.
Texas royally owners received
$354,000,000 from oil and gas op
erators, while landowners Jiock
cted SWJOO.OOO for leases and
bonuses.
There was a slackening of de
mand for crude oil in 194! be
cause of rnlld winters In the '
north, which always has been a !
great market for Texas fuel, but j
production started picking up
again as the industry entered
the final quarter of 19-19.
Successive cuts were made In
Texas allowable oil withdrawals
by the all-powerful Texas rail
road commission, which uses
strict conservation laws to keep
production In line with demand.
Cuts Partly Restored
Parts of the cuts have been re
stored, however. Production from
new wells was added to prora
tion schedules, permitting two
increases in allowables.
On Sept. 17, Texas wells were
pumping 1,983.350 barrels of
crude oil daily. During December,
19-1S, when the flow reached an
all-time high, production aver
aged 2,552,000 barrels a day.
Promotion Increase In 1948
was 1 j 1 ir cent greater than
1947 an i It was believed that the
outpu; ol crude oil would move
up dur ing rjexj.
Pocket Comb Used
As Decoy Fails j
Chicago (111 Mere's a holdup
story Involving no shooting, no
guns and no policemen.
The only weajiong used were a
pocket comb and a butcher knife
handle.
The hold up man, James Peter
son, 19, who salrl he lived in Oak
land, Cal., entered a butcher shop
and thrust his hand In his pocket.
Cripplng his pocket comb as if
It were a pistol, he ordered the
cashier to turn over her cash.
Hut the employes at the shop
began lo advance on him.
Peterson sensed he was out
classed and started to retreat to
ward the door, grabbing a young
woman customer as a hostage and
shield.
A butcher, Edward SmolinskI,
meantime had crept around be
hind him, and clouted the gunman
on the head.
The police arrived and took the
limp youth away.
I'OST OFFICES GO ON
Baltimore, O. tlli About three
years ago, the village of Basil
was merged with Baltimore, and
the two became one. But appar
ently Untie Sam was looking the
other way when it happened.
There is still a Basil post of
fice, where Postmistress Mrs.
Anna Love runs things, and a
mile away another, where Balti
more mail is handled by Mrs.
Beulnh Culp.
"We Just get along fine," said
the Baltimore postmistress.
"There is no mixup of mail. But
one town and two post offices
kind of confuses strangers."
GOKS BACK TO SCHOOL
Mankato, Minn. (Ui President
Emeritus Krank D. McElroy of
Mai kato Teachers college has
beer, retired for three years, but
his rch'iol days aren't over.
The 70-year-old scholar, who
holds a doctor's degree from
Ohio State university, signed up
for a omiso In mechanical drawing-
t
"I'vi! always had a hankering
to lea n ii. " McElroy said. "And
I've n' tfer h id time for it before."
CASH
FOR
Fall Expenses
$25.00 to $300.00
Furniture
Farm Machinery
Livestock
Automobile Loans
Up to $500.00
NO INSURANCE REQUIRED!
Twenty Months to Repay
PORTLAND LOAN CO.
Norbert D. Goodrich, Mgr,
Em. 8, Penney Bldg, 1010 Wall
Telephone 1"S
BEND. OREGON
State Licenses S186 M321
Aunt Hutch's
Advice
FOR FREE!
By Aunt (Jackie) Hutch
Dear Aunt Hutch:
I find the young salesman at Hutchins Motors
very pleasing in every way from a distance. I am
wondering what one must do to get a demonstra
tion and become acquainted with the handsome
gentleman.
"Hope."
Dear Hope:
We think he can fill the bill in all demonstra
tions he's had the schooling from experts. Name
and address, please!
Aunt Hutch.
Start Winter RIGHT With a
'
And start easier every time.
COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE
All Makes of Cars
HUTCHINS MOTORS
"The House That Service Built"
167 Greenwood
Phone 259
Styled by Joan-Mario
100 Wool
Slipon Sweaters
I'.ver so Mcifl nil wool yarns In fall's most charming
Hlmiles innke these comfy sIIihiiih your choice for a
better looking sirls ensemble. All sizes and mod
erately priced!
4.98
J All Wool
oobarcfne Skirts
Sinimlh, tailored giiluirillne skirls to finish tile mil fit
In choice of grey, navy, black or beige. All wool, ex
pertly tailored, nnd only
9.95
Just in our new
Simplicity Patterns
BIG NEWS COMING!
Watch for Next Woek's Ad.
Bend Mercantile Co
937 Wall Street
Phone 20
Bulletin classifieds Brine Results
FALL SPECIAL
Range Wiring Only '35.00
With Purchase of G-E Range!
ONLY 2.05 A WEEK
Including Installation
I
1
G-E Leader $179.95
With Wiring '214.95
Hero's SI'KKD ( OOKING tho O K Way. .Inst look ill
ull tile wonderful features of this cooking niiirvol
Oversize oven, Ill-speed C'alroil units. No Stiiin Oven
Vent (helps keep your kitchen shining clean!), acid
resistant porcelain top! All those, plus electric STKlOl)
OOKIMi, plus a low, low price. See it today coin
pure It with any other range, in Its price field. You'll
want It for your home!
Wiring With G-E Water Heater
Only $20.00
BEND ELECTRIC CO.
644 Franklin.
Phone 159
Prophylactic Tooth Brush 2 for 39c
LaCrosse Professional Twissors 50c
New Tweezer with the Scissor Handle.
Limited Time Only! $1.00 Value!
Pepsodent Tooth Paste & Brush 69c
Chix Super Soft Cheesecloth 25c
The World's Handiest Utility Cloth.
Parker's Shampoo with Olive
Oil, '1.20 value. . . 2 bottles for 69c
Jergen's Lotion. . giant bottle 89c
I IT'S AN 010 MtUfumv CUSTOM I j
if' Gi
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Guaranteed
Hot Water Bottle '1.50 up
Fountain Syringe.. 83c up
Thermos Vacuum Jar '25.00
"Built to Last, and Last and Last!"
Giant Size Keep Things Cold or Hot.
Lunch Kits.. '2.79 and '2.89
KOKD 2-WAY
Electric Fan Heater '13.95
COMBINATION HOT WATER BOTTLE and
Ice Pack '1.98
' (Use It Both Ways!)
Guardian Comfort Foam
Cushion, '3.95 up
Luxurious Comfort at a new Low Price.
CASCADE
Electric Heating Pads
3 Selected Fixed Heats
Also Nile Lite Switch.
'4.95 to '9.95
See Our Toy Dept.
Visit Our Toy Talilo and
Look over the various toys you'll find
just what you want!
When you are examined hy n
physician and take his pro
scription lo a pharmacist, you
export complete accuracy. You
Rot that complete accuracy
when we fill your prescription.
Yours of experience makes our
rouislerod pharmacists fully
oapahle. l'"or professional pre
scription service, come to us
whore you are assured the
best.
Soc'tctt Sue myl,
"Every bita
will taste
lust right."
CANDY DEPT.
Featuring Chocolates hy
Soclcle, Whitman and I)uvtiiKirt,
'1.50up
Whitman's
Chocolate covered minis $1.00
Mayfair Cream Mints 10c
Whitman's
Chocolate Covered Caramel's 40c
Whitman's ' 1 1
Wonder Torn S0c
Harry I Brown's "Durklliiu"
Caramel, I'rcan Nut and Kli ll
Milk Chocolate.
Add Federal Tax to Cocmclics