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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN
Paradise for Fishermen Had
No Women Until Lafely
II.. II. . I A .. . ., '
II V Hubert J. Met leave
Iltitll 1',,-m, HIhK I iir-,nviiU
I III II fit x. N S. 1 1 - The win IiI'm
nrvvenl Hlalc limy III'VI'I I Il!llll
(ill' llll' Ulllll'll NllllllllM. ft Hlllllil
hp limil hi llml II iiii a limp mill
1 1 h hiiiiIiiiiiii In MiMiclliniH iiimi
existent,
Hill II Iiiih inn' illNllnrllnii. l'
nllmm iiii Hiiiiiru in enter Iin
1 0 1 1 1 II lit I il'M.
'Iiii' Mule, hi i li ii-l t 1 1 1 v, Ik
riilli'il liiili'i lliililmilii, Hltiinli'il In
the Siililh-i'it l(li. ii mini (IsIiImk
t; I ntf the Himllmi'Hli'i ii lip
(if Niivii Srullii. Iin ton i Ii i m rii
dose three urri'M.
Outer IIiiIiIiimIii Is mviii'd liy
KiihMfll Arunili-I nt WhnIiIiicIiiii,
111'., ll lilu Kami- xpin Ihiiiiiii. Ill'
IiiuikIiI Iiii- Ihlmiil from n nnip
of Niivii Si-cillu llNliermcn who,
however, ii'lniiicil Ih,. lichi
Kiiie llii'lr heep on the IsIiiikI.
Koine fill lilrnlliik' iiiiIiiiiiIn me
-1 II in l li - tl t ii'dIiIi'mIn.
(lull 11 ill It IIoiihc
AfH'p Annulet liinichl It, n
three mum rluh lions,, wiin liulli
mi Ihi' Ihliiml. I I'm h plari' fur tuna
flslii'imi'ii In (.;u ami hu.ip Miiiii'K
nliiiiil Hie iiih'h llial illil or illil nut
(jrt awiiy.
Till' VllHlllll;tllll HHII INMH'II ill'.
rlili'il thai (Inter llalilimlii ruiilil
offer Hi mi'iiitiiis nun,, ih.m ihi'
niiii'iilili'ii of fir nut,, t. ull. linn. II,.
ilrrlili'il rulll.l lie n pi lin lpalliy
fii'i- limn umiii'ii, a plan' u hi'i
flMicuni-n would l. free in IhjukI
nliiiiil llirlr iimiinpllfilimi'iitN,
i'vi'ii in pnifani' lannuani' when
Ihr lilt,' iiiii'm nut nwiiy.
Arundel maili. tin. tilrs fur Ills
fl.ihermcii friends wlii'ii hi' ilirw
up Ihi' riiiihlltiilliiil uf the Island.
'Iiii' iiilrs iin- a ilri'liiratiiiii uf In
ili.p.iili'ini.. Tin. ilrrlaratliin Is
ilniiil "111 Ihi' yi-iir of Outer Hal'
(Innlaii, dni.." In effect kli liln(; out
Ihi- (iii'UDilaii mli-iidiir.
I' IHIII'I llll'll, NliyH, ll l ll mi l'
iiliini'. They liavi' tin. Id
ImiiihI iiml l lii'lli-vi'il, tin. rlulit
nf freedom f 1 1 in i ipii'Dliuu, fio in
miKUluK, fllllll MlilVlllK. from
uiiuii'ii, fiiim tuxes, lii'in iniiiiii.
liiKiii'H, war, ami IiiIiIIiIIIiiiih.
Ifui.ll of Member
Arundel nihil win!,. Into tils dee
laiallnii ii i iili. thai fishermen
liavi' Ilic ll;ht uf appliiUKi', van
lly, flntli'iy, ami priilsc, Ihi. ilchl
In HWiMi , Hi., id Ink ami Kiimhlc,
In In- uuiHy, pi'iiHlvi' or InlmliiiiH
anil ilu- rii'lit in Hiri.p nil ilny ami
Hlay up all 1 1 1 1 : Ii I .
Tin- rush tit tuna fishermen to
Juln tin' pi lin lpalliy wiim ureiit.
Knelt Iiml tu pay liuin $:() tu SWO
lo Juln.
Hut, llko nil Ciinli'iiH uf Eden,
llii'io luriii'il out to lio a bi'iiM'iil.
women Kut nnluun. I'hey
Tin.
wanted to know nil uliout the
pi lin lpalliy, nnd most of all lo
vlHlt the Kingdom of Outor Hal
(Inula. Tlio pressure grew lorrlflc, hut
Arundel 1 1 1 it i i.i ); ti (urn down
all Ii-mlnlne pli'iis.
Deputy Weakens
Came n rrt'i'iit ilny. however.
When III' (ll'l ldl'll to ll'tlllll In till'
Uulli'il Slates ami ilu koiiio hunt
InK. Ilrfnii' ho It-It . ho delivered
tin o.i)Vi.'iuni'nl of Outer llaldon
In lino tho IiiiihIh of Klson Huud
loan, ii guide nnil herretiiry-miin-iiger
ol tlio Weilgeiiorl Tuna
I. Hides iihhorlnlloii, llo also In
rnlloil chancellor of Outer Hal
(Inula. When Arundel loft, tho women
till noil on IiIk ilepuly. Itouilreiiu,
uiiIim lunali'ly for IiIh boss, Ih a
different man from Arundel, He's
appiuonlly susceptible to woman
ly charms.
llotidreau hroko down. Ho tuiya
thai the constitution of Outer
Halilnnla nhoulil ho chauuoij. "1
Cloverdale
Cloverdale, Nov. B ISperliiD
Mr. ami Mm. Cliironop Sunklor of
Cloverdale nnnount'o tho i iikuko- i
meiil of their daii:liier, Clara ,
KMllier, to Krwln K. Vniro Jr., mm j
of Mr. iiml Mm. K. K. Viiroo of.
I'liiluvlow. No dale Iiiih liei'll Ki't
for Hie weddliiK. MIhh Sunklor,
who ki adiiiiii'd from Koilmonil ;
union 1 1 1 f : ri xiliool limt June, Ih
now iiIIoihIIiir NorlhwoHt Chris
Han oolleuo In Kui!oiio. Mr. Varco
eiadllaled from lti'dliiiinil union
lili;h In tho cIiihh of '47 and Ih now
faiuiliiK In llo I'liiluvlow dlHlilel.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Malhews of
Kiiono Hpent Monday and Tues
day of IiihI week in. eui'sis of Mr,
and Mis. Homer liiown,
KiilolKll VVyntt of Meilforil
oanio hero Tuesday of IiihI week
for a visit at tho homo of Mr.
ami Mrs. l'o 1'auluH.
Mr. anil Mm. Kdwln Iirown,
formerly of Cloverdnlc, have
iniived from Henil and arc now
IIvIiik at Ueilmnnd.
Horont out of town kuohIh over
tha wii'k end al I ho homo of Mr.
mill Mm. Juok llniniick wre Mm.
llamrlok'H on ami family, Mr.
anil Mm. l.lnwood llrlco anil tlill
droll of J unci lun City.
Mm. Vliiill Alcorn anil Hon and
daiiKliler of Nampa, Ida., left
Sunday after a vlnll ul the homo
of Mr. and Mm. Hay llanlnuiun.
Mr. anil Mm. Ernest Hammock
attended the wedding of MIhh
Kiiiiiile YounK and ilarth Uow-t
man at Heihnund Sunday.
MrH. Doloroii Woodwaril and
dauKhter, Oooi'Kello of Culver,'
Hpont the week vIhIIIiik al tnoj
homo of her parenlH, Mr. and
Mis. Jack Wllllami. I
Sherwood NlcholaH, one of n
party of ciKlit, roturned home last j
week from an oik hunlinx trip In I
oiiHtorn OreKon. Knch hrouKht ;
homo an oik. I
Mm. Jack llnrnrlck enleiialned
the Clovordnlo (Jarilen chili Wod
nesday aflornoon wllh 12 mom
hern preHonl and Ihreo kuohIh,
Mih. I'earl Krnzler of OIIh, Ore.,
Mm, HohhIp Stowell, Iteilmond,
and Mm. Karl Williams, Mm.
Henry Hasko Instrueioil the
Kioup on textile painting. He
fieshnienls of pumpkin pie, cof
fee and tea wore nerved by the
hoKtoHH at the clone of the after
noon. Member of the I'lalnvlew
granite worked at the hall Sun
day doing cleaning and carpen
ter work.
Ix'o f;oodrloh and Hill Orinwold
loft Monday for elk hunting In
eastern Oregon.
Mr. anil Mm. Jack Hamrlek,
and Mr. and Mih. Coorge Hil
lingslcy wore Saturday evening
guoHts al tho Kuril" I'iiiiIuh home.
Mm. j- Wilson anil infant Bon
of Myrtle Crook Hpent three days
last week vlHillng her HlHtor, Mrs.
Sherwood Nicholas.
Mr. and Mm. K. A. Stowell of
Redmond npont last week at the
in wni
IIIkIi iimllty IimmIh nml rhulie iiiiiits are ulwnvs fen
lured nt the lliilry Store nt prices Ihul really help
you i-roiiiimUi'. I'or huvliigs, shop with iu , , , nml for
your luiiveiiliiice, we're iimii KvoiiIiikh anil Suiiiluys.
STANDBY SPECIALS!
Fruit Cocktail 2 for 39c
ci.i;i)i:. No, i
Grapefruit Segments. 2 for 39c
No. 8
Pje Cherries 2 for 65c
Pumpkin 3 for 25c
Nil. I',
Cling Peaches ....... 2 for 49c
WAIST IK) I I I K
Prune Juice 29c
Haley's Beef Stew 37c
mm.
OPEN ARMISTICE DAY!
Specials Through Saturday!
SWIFT'S
Pard Dog Food
2 for 27c
DURKEE'S
SALAD DRESSING
Pint 29c
No. 303 Can
Dundee Asparagus
2 for 35c
KERR SPECIALS!
I Mi. .Iitr
Strawberry Jam. . . 39c
i mi. .im
peach Preserves... 29c
I l.h. .lur
Loganberry Jam... 31c
I'! ii., Tiimhh-r
Assorted Jellies. 235c
SPERRY SPECIALS
Pancake Flour
10 lb. bag ... $1.09
4 lb. bag 49c
IIKTTV ClttX'KKK
Crust Quick. . 3 for 55c
riaslle I nnd Hug I reel
TOKAY GRAPES
3 lbs. 29c
Cabbage lb. lc
Hubbard Squash .... lb. 3c
Broccoli bunch 15c
Green Onions.... bunch 5c
Rome Apples .... 4 lbs. 25c
1ft oz. I'ai'kiiKo
Sunmaid Raisins 15c
KOUNTY KIST No. 2
PEAS
3 for 29c
1
iATW
LARGE SIZE
Borcnc 27c
HUDSON HOUSE No. S
To tit do Juice
2 for 49c
Pork Shoulder Steak. ... lb. 49c
Pork Chops lb. 69c.
SWim "HKADY TO EAT"
Picnic Hams lb. 49c
SWIFT'S
Oriole Bacon lb. 59c
ALL KINDS OF LUNCH MEAT
At Very Reasonable Prices.
Fountain and Lunch Service
HOT I.UN IIIOS, IIOMDM ADK TIKS mill CAKK.
si;itvi;o wmi.K you aki: siiorriNt;.
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Jleniy;
H.iKke, i
Mr. and Mm. Henry Kaske;
Hpont Salurdiiy In I'oitlnnd, r"-;
turning home Klind.iy accompli-j
nied liy Mrs. Kaske's parentH, Mr.
and Mrs. A. I. MelgM. (
The A. C. I', commiinlly com-,
mil lee, com po noil of Chiuli-s
TracliHol, Wesley Keevy and ' iuy
Harvey held a meeting Monday
evening, for the purpose of ap
pointing a nominating committee
for V.IW.
Miss Mlnta King of Klamath j
Kalis, now attending Northwest
Christian college, was a week end
guest at tho homo of her cuusiiiH,
Kay and Clinton liluine.
Mr. and Mrs. fan I-alihardt of
Seattle visited Monday and Tues
day at tho home A Mr. and Mrs.
K. A. Cyr.
Miss Kulh Dixon, who is affil
iated with the Shrineis hospital
in Portland, spent the week end
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Cory Dixon.
The Christian Kndoavor of the
Sisters Church of Christ held a
business meeting and social at
the home of Clara Sunklor Kri
day night. The harvest theme
was carried out in the room dec
orations. Cider and doughnuts
were served for refreshments.
Bend Bank Branch
Deposits Higher
The United Stales National
hank of Cortland, in Its Novem
ber 1 report lo tho comptroller
of rurienry, showed a gain of
more than 1!) million dollars in
deKislts since the Juno 30 call
dale. It was announced today,
(iains also were made in loans
and discounts as well as in total
resources.
Deposits now total $j25.2I9.110,
a gain of $19,627,517 since the
June 30 report. Total deposits of
the Uend branch are S-l.&l6,477.fl,
according to Ben W. Kanning,
manager. This is an Increase of
more than $351,000 since June 30,
when deposits were S4.295.1U5.02.
The latest loans and discount
figure of $148,416,862 for the en
tiro system represents a gain of
$15,5X2.610 over Ihc total at the
time of the mid-year call.
Use classified ads In The Bulle
tin for quick results.
FINDS BOOK HK WANTKI)
Boston iip buck In 1!H. Harry
Samuel Vlctorson, book seller, de
cided he wanted a two-volume
edition of Wlllta;:! James' "I'rlnol.
pies of Psychology." But he could
n't locate one,
Down through the yearr, dur
ing which he has handled tons
ol thousands of hooks, Vletnrson
has been ever alert for tho sot
In question.
The other day he finally found
one and bought It for a mere
J5.40.
at
Emerald 11 -ounce
Kungus diseases, such as 'wig
canker of oak, may lie dormant
within a tree for as long as 10
years. When the tree becomes
weak, the disease emerges.
think we should let the women
In." i
That brought plenty of howls
from the menfolk. The big tost
will come next year, when the
tuna fishing seanon brings
thtongH of Outer llaldunlan men
folk buck to their kingdom. They
may find womenfolk all over the
place.
Oh, well, it was a nice dream
while it lasled.
LOOK AT YOUR
FLOOR COVERINGS
Greenwood Furniture now has a floor covering
department that can meet all your carpeting
needs.
fr FIRTH CARPETINGS
-A- MAGEE CARPETINGS
-A- ARMSTRONG LINOLEUMS
Let us help give your floors the NEW LOOK.
Our bedding department is also complete.
Full range of sizes and prices in the famous
Sealy line of Mattresses and matching Box
Springs $29.50 to $59.50
And, of course, the latest in finely tailored
Davenport and Daveno sets.
MAKE THIS A FURNITURE CHRISTMAS
GREENWOOD FURNITURE CO.
Quality liiinio furnishings" In the popiilar4prlco Tirld.
24 Greenwood Ave. . BEM), OKU.- N. I'hone 13S5
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Nothing gives you more for your food dollars
than bread and no bread gives you more
than Gregg's BANNER bread! It's delicious,
too, and
200 Miles Fresher
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BAKERY
Oniy through a special purchase ere we able to offer this terrific value . . .
deep cut prices from every department!
Look These Super Specials Over
Quantifies Limited Come Early!
Plastic Aprons
Beg. $1.09
29c
Shotgun Shells
PRICES SLASHED OX
ALL GAUGES and
BRANDS!
FLORESCENT
Light Fixtures
Reg. $9.93
$4.98
STEM
Sherbet Glasses
Reg. 93c
69c
S3PIECE
Refreshment
Set
.. Reg. $3.29
$2.93
FIRESTONE
Electric Range
Completely Automatic.
Reg. $359.50
'225.00
8-Tl'BE
RADIO PHONOGRAPH
Combination
Blond Walnut.
Reg. $361.50
$1 67.50
SHEKRILL MAGNETIC
Auto Compass
Reg. $3.49
$2.25
HOT WATER
Car Heater
Reg. $31.95
516.95
Houseware
SPECIAL!
Measuring Spoon, Sugar
Scoop, I'late Scraper.
ell for 9c
Kit Vises
Handy for your tool box.
Reg. $3.98
s2.98
6-Tube Radio
Pushbutton Control
Tone Coptrol.
Reg. $62.50
$39.50
Stem Goblets
Reg. 05e
69c
Duck Hunter
SPECIAL!
Leather bird carrier and
handmade, tone-tested
duck call.
both for $2.25
CAMFIELD AUTOMATIC
TOASTER
Reg. $22.00
'17.95
USE OUR CONVENIENT BUDGET PLAN
HOUK-VAN ALLEN
Tirestone Home & Auto Supply
916 Wall
Phone 860
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tin Xor quick results.
VIC FLINT
prom inside the lifeboat I heard
footsteps on deck. Then they stopped.
By Michael O'Malley andJRalph i Lane
IKj E.--:-" . A. THEIR SAW,' JTTO.WHEN W.U VIC I ll EARNS WHAT T I Rg 1
VA I i 1 muc nilTriCTUAT UP TO. THEN HE IL 1
New
Miracle Drug
Stops Cold Symptoms
in a Single Ilny
ANAKIST
NEOHETRAMINE
Get It at
City Drug Co.
TOE BAIPV rr5S?
135 Minnesota Ave.
Phone 127