The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, November 10, 1949, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE FIVE GRACIOUS APPOINTMENTS FOR It Happens to Everyone! See Us for Radiator Repairs CLEANING COMPLETE RECONDITIONING LINDSAY'S SPECIALIZED RADIATOR SERVICE (Vntrul OrrK'Mi'n Miml Complete (noting System Service 124 Greenwood Phone 920 For a Treat HOT or COLD HOT DOGS Steaming Hamburgers Complete Fountain Service Food and Refreshments to Take Out CLOSED TUESDAYS MIDGET DRIVE-IN Open 1 1 a, in. Suiilli Third, npp. Ilmln Field lira anil l-aiu-cuce ( Inum-ii ('mice iioIi-h ol luxury ilml mill ii Id (i f ojuwintf mill loshinj,' relict Icil t'lory mi t llif savory iiiitlni'iiH ol I Ik; (uiki-y dinner, wi I.iLIi i lolli! Craft Spun Lace Cloth Ijiii. i'IoIIik uri' drcorullve bet ween iih-uIh mill tirucllcul fur dining. Tliry resist Mill anil wrhi SmiI limy i iiolly lie Hioiig-d off. ( hoosc n beautiful Craft Spuii lllmii-r loth. Scranton 42"x42" 54"x72" 72"x90" 54"x54" 72"x108' Tablecloth .. 1.98 to 4.98 3.50 to 7.95 1.75 to 3.98 11.95 98c Pure Linen Napkins Ecru color . . , lie iiiMltflit'd. Made In Ireland lor line with I -ace Tallin Cloth. 50c each Pure Irish Linen Damask Tablecloth Closely woven, rlfh texture anil duralilllly. Ex rrpilunal wearing qualities Insures years tif service and economy. .Made in Inland. Size 8.95 Pure Linen Matching NAPKINS Dozen 6.50 stive tiiMi! nl I liiinls(iviii;! Cantllt; li,'lit In; rit I1111-H8 ol smart ili'miiii( d.mi.isk. Anil niiiJt; lliu niort; Ji;I(;(.IiiIjIu Ly u Ircsli spark- Cotton and Rayon Damask Tablecloth with. 8 Matching Napkins C'limt'ly woven lustrous shimmering rayon anil tlull liihtrt'd cotton In handsome patterns in a splendid choice for cither traditional or mod itii netting. White and lovely soft pastel colors. Size 60"x7". 7.95 Double Satin Damask Tablecloth with 8 Matching Hand Hemmed Napkins While Irish Linen, doiihli'-satin Damask. A background of rare beauty for your finest China and silver, ( lonely woven, a texture of superb richness. Size 70"x80". 25.00 Luncheon Cloth 93c Bridge size of leaf design in assorted colors. Cloth vp&s Luncheon Genuine Wilcndur Product Poppy design, fast color, pre laundered ready-for-use. Size 51x54". 2.39 Pure Linen 8-piece LUNCHEON SET Assorted colors, ready for use. 5.95 CALIFORNIA HAND PRINT LUNCHEON CLOTHS There's color In California's design for living! Here's color here's sunlight on-the-table to bring you Ihe sparkle and gaiety of California into your home. Select from our selection of California hand prints. Size 52"x52". 2.50 2.98 3.50 3.98 w E LE'S OHf PLACE TO TRADE Falspun Hand Print Rayon and Cotton Luncheon Cloths Size M"x54" 3.98 Plain Color Luncheon Sets with Assorted1 Color Napkins Size 33"x36- 3.95 I Local News TKMPKItATMCKS Mitvlinilin yeslcrduy, li dei;r.s's. .M.jiIiiiuiii his! iiIkUI, -11 ilegnssi. Sl'MtlSK, Nl'NSKT TIMKS Sunrise liiiiuirnm', ll:.M. Sunset tomorrow, I: III. Bend ami vicinity Partly cloudy today W illi few HkIh show -ir; partly cloudy IiimikIiI nod cloudy I rjday with Interinlllenl llKht ruin; IiIkIi IihIuv V! lo HI; low tonight 211 lo MO; high I riilny, III It) tH. Mm Tliigp licenses wen' Issmsl In I'nil U'liniuil Slii:! nnl llelly Ji'un llinilellch. hulli ol llend. nnil In Philip Kinilellcli and I'oiolhy June Hush, also of llend. accnnl Inn In the records til the Des chutes ctiuniy clerk. Notice f if retlreinent of Hit" InislnesH iiiinio Amsbeny Kleclrlc ' Cti., has been (lied with the Des chutes county clerk by II. M. Ams berry, iicctndlng lo the r nl. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jacobs, XII Ilontl .street, me parents of bov htirn Wednesday at SI. Chill ies hospital. The baby welch ed 8 pounds, (i ounces, anil has been mimed David Nicholas. Chaplcr No. I'll'. Order of Kast erii Star, will hold a rcKuhir staled ctimnninlcHtldii and "ad vance nlKht" Monday, Nov. I I, at H p.m. In the Masonic lemple. The three line olllcers of Ihe chapler will each advance one Ktuliuii for Ihe meellnK- Miss Na tllnp l'cpln, honored tiieen of UelllPl No. 11, ortler of Jobs DmiRlilcrs, Iuih nnnounceU Dial officers of Ihe belhel will e.etn ply Ihelr closlnn for Ihe chap lcr. Husbands of OKK tnetnbeis are being luvlleil to attend Ihe social hour lifter Ihe meeting. diesis of Mr. and Mrs. John Ilamlo, -101 Kloiidn. are Mrs. II. II. I leer and daughterx, Mis. Dick I.yons and Mis. Jack Noscn. for merly of liend and now of Spo kane. Mrs. 1 leer's husband Is a former llend dent 1st. Mi s. I Icel and Mrs. Kamlo are sisters. The Washington folk are also visiting Mrs. aura O'Hrlen, mother ol Mrs. I leer anil Mrs. Itamlo. Philip Cordon Is lilt; name se leeled by Mr. and Mis. (iordon (ioorgp, 121) Thurston, for their son, born Monday al St. C'linrli's hnspllal. The baby weighed 7 pounds, one ounce. Mis. (ieolge, Ihe former Joy llillun, is the daughter of Mr. anil Mrs. 1. S. Illllon. Tin; baby's paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard (ieoige, formerly of llend and now of Uilverltin. The YC.A of Eastern Star grange will hold a pot luck dinner Monday, Nov. I I, al l''!l) p.m. al Ihe Kiislein Star grange hall. The wuys unci means cumniil- 3 Radio Stations To Record Fete Three Oregon radio stations will make recordings ol the Warm .Spring highway dedication ceremony at the new Mill creek bridge Sunday, lor broadcast use, It was learned here today. V. A. McNeil of the Portland cliamlx'r of commerce notllli'd Hoyd West) manager of the llend chamber, that both Kt'.W nnd KOIN, Portland stations, will make-recordings. The third sta tion ' represented will lie KBND of llend. A highlight of the bridge cere mony will be the cutting of a I ribbon marking formal opening of the new highway. tee, OKS. will sponsor a rummage sale l-'iid.iy and Saturday, Nov. IS ami I'.l, at the Itend (iaraile (loodyear tire store on Wall street north of Ihe eltv hall. Mrs. III. 1.. t'onklln Is geu.ral chair j mail, with Mrs. Irving Walter and Mrs. H. 1-:. Itodcrlck as co-chair-I men. Tim committee asked that ,all coiilribulious of clothing, (ill- uiiiire, insnes nun nusceuaneous articles be taken to Ihe Masonic temple before next Wednesday. Those who wish to have Ihelr do nations picked up may call Mist t'onklln, telephone 7ilj-.I, or Mrs. Mark ilowhrook, 21!, It was an nounced. Articles will lie marked 'Wednesday and Thursday eve nings at the lemple. MOTUEKS. ATTENTION! While shopping leave your chil dren wltli reliable woman at 707 Delaware. Cor. llond and Dela ware. Will baby sit nights. Call In advnnco 723-M, Adv. WINTER SCHEDULE CIVIC KOLLEU KINK Hiu-gain Tuesday 7-10 p.m. Clamps ,'IOc Shoes 5()c ( Heg tuners' Inst rucl lohs ) Friday 7-10:30 p.m. Saturday Matinee .... Sunday Matinee" .... .... 710 p.m. 1-3:30 p.m. ... 7-10 p.m. 1-3:30 p.m. Kegular Charges Evening: Clamps Tide; Shoes 75c Matinee: Clamps 2")c; Shoes 50c Mondays, Wednesdays, Thurs days reserved lor parlies. Con tact us for special party rates. Phone llend II I or W.v.l Mr. and Mrs. E. Leonard Smllh Adv. Originality anil beauty are com blued In Wallace Silverware, in designs of (Irand llarottiii', Hose Point, Slraillvarl at NIEHEK CALL. .1 EWELKHS, next toCapl lid Theater. "We Kepair With Cure." Est. 1926. . Adv. Study of Hoover " Report Launched By Bend Group Study of the Hoover commis sion reHirt, which proposes reor ganization of the executive blanch of Ihe government for "in creased efficiency, better econo my and Improved administrative management, was launched by the llend Husiness and Profession al Women's club, at a dinner meeting last night at the Pine Tavern. Three members of the club sketched specific phases of the report In n panel discussion which followed Introductory remarks by Miss Clara Jones, public affairs chairman of the club. Speakers were Mrs. Fred Hale. Mrs. W. F. Andi-cws nnd Miss Crace Preston, who reviewed sections of the com pii'hensive report, which states that Ihe interest alone on the na tional debt this past year was more than the entire cost of fed eral government 16 years ago. .Started 2 Years Ago The report Is the result of ex tensive studies by a huge "task force." begun two" years ag) with ex l'resldent Herbert Hoover as chairman and Dean Acheson as vice-chairman. Mrs. Hale discussed the postal service, which is now the world's largest business. Althouch reve nue has increased from $38,000 in 17!K) to over a billion dollars an nually In recent years, the lip proximate loss IrN operating the department In 1!M9 will be 500 million dollars, she said. She quoted the report, which advo cates elimination of politics from the postal service, with postmast ers, as well as all other employes lo come under the civil service setup. Duplication and over centralization make the workings of the service clumsy ami ineffec tual, she slated, mentioning the commission's contention that the service is ofen used to "hide sub sidies." Mrs. Andrews discussed the commission's findings on Indian affairs, stressing the recommen dation that the bureau of Indian affairs eventually should be elim inated altogether, with Indians In tegrated Into the general popula tion as self-supporting, tax-paying citizens, rntjier than being segre gated and supported on reserva tions. Miss Preston discussed the gov ernment's supply business, stat ing that more than six billion dol lars a year Is spent for supplies, and more than one billion a year for transporting personal prop erly. She said that there are enough government records to fill six buildings Ihe size of the Pen tagon building. Study of the Hoover report Is tlie nallnnal project this year for Ihe .lunlon chamber of commerce. It was pointed out: The Hend Jaycees and HPW club are work ing out a program lor local study. 3 Persons Killed In Highway Crash Pendleton, Nov. 10 dli Three ersons were killed early today when a speeding new automobile crashed into the rear of a stalled truck and trailer at milepost 215 on highway 30. , Dead were Jack Lewis. Pendle ton, driver of the car; Alice Fer- rel, also of Pendleton, and Carl Wilton Brltlgemon. Cresham. Ore. State jxillce saitl Lewis' car ran directly Into the rear of a Consol idated Frelghtways truck and trailer, driven by Lowell Arthur Vadman, Beaverton, Ore. Vad man had pulled the heavy vehicles to the side of the road and set out flares, but Lewis apparently did not see the warning signals. The accident occurred at 2:05 a.m. between Standficld Junction and the new gain elevator. FIKKMKN ANSWER CAI.I-S The Bend fire department was called early this morning to Louisiana avenue and Wall street, where gasoline, spilled on the Safeway store parking lot in a "freak" accident, constituted a hazard. The drive shaft of a Safeway truck reportedly broke and ruptured the gasoline tank, while the truck was being Jock eyed into position to unload sup plies. Firemen washed the gaso line down the street and into a sewer opening, and there was no damage. Last night shortly after 7 p.m., firemen were called to the L. E. Reynolds home, 713 Federal, to extinguish a flue lire. No dam age was reported. SERMON TRANSCRIBED Rev. Carslen F. Brlen. former ly of Bend and now of Mandan. N.D., will address his former parishioners "In absentia." at the 11 a.m. service Sunday at First Lutheran church. A tra r script ion of a sermon, prepared by Rev. Brien for the occasion, is to lie presented. Church officers invit ed all members and friends to attend. Quirino Election Brings Violence Manila. Philippines. Nov. 10 HI"1 Philippines government forces were alerted today to meet threats of attack by extremist forces protesting against Presi dent Elpitlio Quirino's apparent sweeping victory in the presiden tial elections. Quirino's liberal party appar ently captured the presidency, the vice-presidency and control of the important house of representa tives in the bloodiest election in Philippines history. With more than half of the precincts counted. Quirino polled 88S.838 votes against S22.048 for his closest opponent, Jose T. Lau rel, former president under the Japanese puppet administration. The third candidate, Jose Avelino, polled 21S.403 votes. USE BEND BULLETIN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS FOR BEST RESULTS John Cahill Trial Gets Under Way Trial of the case, the State of Oregon versus John Cahill. op ened today in the Deschutes coun ty circuit court w ith R. S. Hamil ton presiding. Cahill is accused of attempted burglary of the Freeman Tackle shop in Bend. The accused man is 30 vears of age and is a for mer resident of W.-lllllht. 1 This morning A. J. Moore, rep resenting the state, and Alvin Gray, local attorney for the de fendant, began Ihe selection of a jury to hear the case. Jurors were expected to be picked by noon today. Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results C.I II.TY PLEAS MADE Two men accused of stealing deer hides from the Sullivan Clove factory plant on Miller ave nue, yesterday appeared before R. S. Hamilton, circuit court Judge, and pleaded , guilty to charges of larceny. The men, Roy Alexander, 5S. and William James Schilling. 30. both of Bend, were arrested Tues day by slate police. They admit ted the theft. Judge Hamilton postponed sen tence of the two men pending Ihe arrival here of FBI reports on them. There are -10.000.000 telephones In service In the United States. FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Free. 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Contains shampoo, hair dressing, tooth powder, talc, lotion, and cologne' In small bottles. , 1 IT'S Ail ot.0 vAmvaauv custom 1 1 CHRISTMAS CARDS I PERSONAL! 1 There's nothing u personal a a JTjy ja "73 prescription; e want you to en Vl nT"j!L?d(l r3 joy with confidence the personal MTJf r" UvV tl" attention of our prescription VJ( jL I A j . department Wien accuracy counta )vl YnVrK l y...you cm count on us n ' V-J 1 Add Federal Tax to Cosmetics CANDY DEPT. Fresh From Factory , to You ! Featuring chocolates by So ciete. Whitman and Davenport 1.50 up Whitman's Chocolate Covered Mints $1.00 Mayfalr Cream Mints .... 40c Whitman's Chocolate Covered Caramels 40c Whitman's Wonder Pops - 3c Harry I Brown's "Duckling" Caramel, Pecan Nut and Rich Milk Chocolate. 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