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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
Wednesday, November 23, 1949 '
Community Chest
To Rural Areas
Meeting at lunch Tuesday, six
members ot the executive com
mittee kicked off the campaign
for community chest funds in the
rural areas of the south half of
Deschutes county, George T.
Murphy. Pomona grange masrer
in charge of this phase of the
county chest, announced today.
The areas to be solicited by this
advance gifts group include Turn
alo. Eastern Star, Alfalfa and
Pine Forest grange districts.
Judge C. L. Allen, Benjamin S.
Russell, Tumalo; Clyde B. Will
sey, of Eastern Star; Delmer Da
vis, of Tumalo; George T. Mur
phy and Kenneth Pearson, dis
cussed plans for solicitation of
an ranchers in the county, which
will take place shortly. Thirty
t prospects were selected for ad
vance gifts to he handled through
the committee. Murphy sched
uled a report luncheon of this
group to be held Tuesday, No
vember 29.
In all, some 500 ranchers and
rural people will be solicited
through workers recruited from
the several granges, Murphy said.
This phase of the community
chest campaign will take place
the last week of November, with
a report dinner to be held for
these workers in December, the
dinner being given in tribute to
the workers, by the county com
munity chest organization.
Philippines Scene
Of Hot Fighting
Manila, Philippines, Nov. 23 IP
The government rushed army re
inforcements to Matnngas prov
ince south of Manila today In an
attempt to smash an uprising of
COO guerrillas in which 14 men
have been killed in two days of
fighting.
Twelve constabulnrymen have
been killed and six wounded. Only
two guerrillas are known to have
been killed.
President Elpidlo Quirino call
ed the uprising "very serious,"
but said he was confident rein
forcemenrs would bring it under
control. He said the revolt was
an aftermath of the Nov. 8 elec
tion "by people who don't con.
cede my victory." . .
Pleasant Ridge
Pleasant Ridge, Nov. 23 (Spe
cial) The Deschutes - Pleasant
Ridge home extension unit met
Thursday, Nov. 17, at the home
ol Mrs. Frank Charleston. The
project "Holiday Refreshments"
was presented by Mrs. R. E.
Lynds and Mrs. Gordon Wilcox. A
planned luncheon was served.
Others attending were Mrs. Gene
Davis and Nancy; Mrs. John Hop
per, Mrs. Ralph Elster and son,
Peter; Mrs. Del Davis, Mrs. Neil
Davis and Larry; Mrs. Ivan Cop
ley, Joan and Janet; Mrs. Ted Po
vey, Mrs. James Frakes and son;
Mrs. Sid Conklin, Mrs. Loyd Pet
ersen and Edith; Mrs. Dorman
Phillips, Mrs. James Jewel and
Mrs. Tony Halter.
Juniper Garden club met Wed
nesday afternoon, Nov. 17, at the
home of Mrs. B. P. Elster. Mrs.
Clarence Elder, chairman, presid
ed at the meeting. There were
talks by Mrs. Sid Conklin and
Mrs. Gordon Wilcox. Mrs. L.
Franks reviewed the district
meeting held at Bend. She was a
guest from Redmond. Mrs. Ed
Olson and Mrs. Carl Gillenwater
also were guests from Redmond.
Others attending were Mrs.
Ralph Elster, Mrs. Lester Walton,
Mrs. Ted Povey, Mrs. Ted Becker,
Mrs. Will Malone, Mrs. R. E.
Lynds, Mrs. Faye Beach, Mrs.
Dan Stanton, Mrs. James Jewel,
Mrs. Frank Charleston and Mrs.
Ole Hansen.
Mrs. Conklin talked on "Invis
ible Gifts From Our Gardens"
and Mrs. Wilcox's talk was on
bulbs.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bush,
Bend, and Mrs. Bush's sister,
Mrs. E. Upton of Portland, were
callers at the Rasmus Petersen
home Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hansen were
visitors Sunday afternoon at the
F. H. Cottrell home.
L. W. Hagerty and Mick Koep
ke returned home Friday eve
ning from an elk hunting trip of
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Petersen
were visitors at the Paul Cook
home in Redmond Thursday eve
ning. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Petersen en
tertained at a card party at their
home Saturday evening. Guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mas-i
tersen, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pru
ctt, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Cottrell,
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Hanson, H.
Olson, Alfred Mikknl sen. Mrs
Sine Mikkelsen. Robert Petersen I
anct miss Joan Shepard.
Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Petersen
and Carl Corbett were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Far
quherson Tuesday evening.
Mrs. P. B. Elster entertained
the Juniper Garden club at her
homo Wednesday evening.
Sunday visitors at thP Mikkel
sen home were Mrs. Gilbert i
Karstvedt and sons, and Mrs. Mil-'
dred Fix and daughters, of Bend, j
and Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hanson.
Mrs. J. T. Lamb went to Eu-!
gene Saturday to visit relatives, i
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Garbodcn i
and sons have moved to a home
In south Redmond. I
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Richard-'
son of Portland were week end
guests of Mrs. Richardson's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Petersen, i
and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Petersen were
callers at the Jack Vaughn home !
at Redmond Saturday. i
Mrs. O. E. Anderson, Redmond,
was a viistor of Mrs. Sine Mikkel-1
New Homes Goal
Of Many Workers
Atlantic City, N.J. "" Seven
out of 10 workers polled hero said
they would have to buy a new
home if they had a 25 per cent
bigger pay check.
The poll of several hundred
typical employes revealed that a
new home continues to be the
goal of the working man. The bal
lot was taken at the New Jersey
state federation of labor (AFL)
convention, with delegates being
asked to vote on Lewis B. Rosen
stiel's nine-point prosperity plan
to raise the national income to
$.100,000,000,000 by 1954.
As part of the program, Rosen
stlel, chairman of Sehenley Indus
tries, proposed that employes
wages be raised 5 per cent each
year for the next five years in
conjunction with a 4 per cent an
nual increase in man-hour pro'
ductlvity.
sen Wednesday afternoon.
Dinner guests at the J. T. Lamb
home Sunday evening were Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Couch and Mr.
and Mrs. Loyal Garboden.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hansen of
Bend were visitors of the J. W.
Petersens Sunday.
Henry Jacobson and son, Jim
my, of Hillsboro, were callers at
the Sid Conklin home Sunday.
Raymond Garboden accompa
nied Frank Conklin and Mrs. Sid
Conklin to the carnival at Red
mond high school last Friday eve
ning. Mr. and Mrs. John Susac and
daughter, Eva, went to Portland
Wednesday to visit relatives.
They returned home Friday eve
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Povey and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Povey and
children, Randy and Janle, drove
to Medford over the week end to
visit Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Crown
over, son-in-law and daughter of
the Poveys.
The Julian Smnllwood familv
has sold their farm and are mov
ing to a home recently purchased
at Redmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Conklin and
son, Frank, attended a reception
Saturday evening for a niece,
Joan Conklin, who was recently
married, iney returned home
Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Harrv Reisch of
Bend were dinner guests of the
Lesler Waltons Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Walton
and Mrs. Singa Gardner were vis
itors at the Ted Povcv home Mon.
day evening.
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GENERAL MACHINE WORK GEARS A SPROCKETS
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PAYDAY Values
For mm. SAVINGS
MEN'S DEPARTMENT MAIN FLOOR
TOWNCRAFT SHIRTS 2.98
Whites, colors . . , nucraft, tailless tab, or wide spread collars
sanforized a practical gift.
MARATHON HATS ..... ... . .. 3.98
Genuine fur felt blue, grey, brown.
100 WOOL SCARFS ....... 98c
Plain colors or warm, bright plaids.
Q 3oxed Handkerchiefs
I'laln white Initialed, or colored borders
98c
Armorfoof Slack Sox
Heather type argyle wrap In hard wearing
cotton. .Mzes w to is.
49c pair
Wool Slipover Sweater
100 wool baby shaker knit long sleeves
a big selection of colors and sizes.
5.90
Ranchcraf t Belts
All leather hells of distinction. Individually
packaged for holiday giving.
1.49
Towncraft Suspenders
All elastic with snap-on or button-on fasten
ers. Adjustable. And check this tiny price.
98c
Super-Thin Blades
Penney's own "33 's thinner" razor blades.
25 bludes to the package.
25c
Gabardine Topcoat
Treated with "C'ravenette" water repellents.
Sheds showers. .
19.75
Satin Twill Jackets
Rayon satin twill, quilted lining, monton
collar. Gray or tan. Size .SB to Hi.
12.75
Flannel Pajamas
Sanforized cotton flannel button or slipover
coat. Drawstring belt. Extra long 3.49
2.98
Broadcloth Pajamas
Sanforized fine quality slipover or button
coav. Drawstring belt. Exlra long 3.41)
2.98
10 Wool Union Suits
Comfort plus quality in a suit to give you
lasting satisfaction. Sizes 3( to 40.
1.98
25 Wool Union Suit
Warm and comfortable budget priced to
give you the best for less. Sizes 30 to 4i.
3.29
50 Wool Union Suits
lleavj w ight finest quality long wearing
.varus. Sia.es !() -48.
3.98
100 Wool Union Suits
Spring needle rib knit for greater strelch
ahllily, perfect fit, maximum comfort. Sl.es
30 to ro.
5.90
Cotton Flannel Shirts
Small check. Sanforized for permanent fit.
Ked, blue, green, A new shipment of this
favorite cold weather shirt. Sizes 14'j to 17.
2.39
Cotton Sweat Shirts
Warm fleece-lined. Silver grey. Sizes 30 to 40.
1.79
Hickory Stripe Shirt
By Pay Hay. Sanforized a tough garment.
Sizes 1 1' j to 17.
1.98
Oxhide Work Shirt
Stiiirorizcd blue cliamlira.v. Two breast pock
ets, l ull cut. Size 1 1 , to 17.
1.19
Big Mac Work Shirt
Sanforized for permanent fit. Grey covert
or heavy blue ehamlirav. Sizes 1-1 j to 17.
1.49
Whipcord Work Pants
tor all purpose
n cotton and pie
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2.79 pair
A fiivnrito for nil niinuiia .1
fort's! Rrvvn cotton ami plenty of sizes. Took
i mi irirr;
VALUES FOR
FRIDAY
WOMEN'S DEPT. MAIN FLOOR
JACKPOT PURSES ........... 98c
Beautifully gift packaged. The handy purse that has everything.
BOXED JEWELRY. . box 1.00
Assortment a beautiful collection purchased for the holidays Includes
cnrriiiKs, neeKiuees, cups, oraeeieis an rieniy boxed to
make a lovely gift. Plus tax.
100 NYLON SLIPS 3.98
Nylon lace trim or nylon crepe A magical fabric at a price
VOU can pay,
Rayon Crepe Slips
Lavishly lace trimmed Some with applique
and embroidery trims Lovely soft pastel
colors.
2.98
Day-of-the-Week Panties
Gift packaged, seven lovely rayon knit pant
ies, with the day of the week embroidered
on each pair and seven different colors.
New! Charming!
4.49 set
Infant's Department
MAIN FLOOR
Nancy Didee Pants
Holds all types of diapers and disposables.
No pins. Just snap-on waterproof form fit
ting plastic.
98c
W U
100 Nylon Anklets 3 pr 1.00
30 dozens of these in white and pastels for gifts? For yourself?
Either way, they're priced lower than cotton, and this is top quality
DuPont Nylon.
Ready Made Drapes 8.88
Folks, listen to this! 23 of our entire ready-made drape stock re
duced to more than V3 off! You'll find damask drapes, pebble cloth
drapes, rough-tex drapes, and most of them lined with fine quality
sateen. This whole group goes at this low price.
60 Girls' Dresses 1.00 1.50
Sizes 3 to 6x Sizes 7 to 14
Crisp cottons for school wear a special purchase enables us to
sell these for Oh; so little!
Are They Ever Out Of Season?
Brentwood cottons you know them! They're the most adorable,
washable, wearable dresses ever. But we have too many. We've
slashed the price on this group to only
1.50
Cotton Receiving Blanket
lean co
59c
3-Piece Play suit
irized co
im. Sizi
1.49
Soft, all-American cotton. Size 30" x 40".
i iiik ana mue.
Washahli sanforized enttnn with pxtrn minis
Embroidered trim. Sizes 6 . 12 . 18 months.
Curity Diapers
12 gause diapers 21" x 40"
3.29 dozen
Nursery Gauze Diapers
Size 20" X 40", double woven. 12 to box.
2.98 dozen
Nursery Birdseye Diapers
12 to package. Size 27" x 27".
2.89 dozen
Nursery Flannelette
Diapers
12 to package. Sizes 27"x27".
2.29 dozen
Knit Sleepers
2-Piece Cotton snap fasteners. Sizes 2 to 5.
1.29
Piece Goods & Domestics Downstairs Store
PIN-UP LAMPS 2.98
A new shipment of these favorites. You'll say It too! They're
"cute." Curoo clock, cup and saucer base.
BOUDOIR LAMPS... 1.93
China and glass base dainty and feminine.
Padre Cloth LUNCH SETS
Hand painted. They're tops for gifts.
36" x 36" 1.98
17" x 36" 98c
12" xl8" .39c
12" x 12" 29c
Plastic Bowl Covers . . 98c
Gift boxed. 8 covers to the box. Assorted sizes.
Plastic Lunch Cloths
64" x 64" and 54" x 72" heavy gauge plastic In new attractive
patterns.
79c to 1.29
Fashion Manor Lunch
Cloths
New prints on super quality fabric. Laundered ready to use.
Color fast to washing.
54"x54" 1.98
54"x72" 2.98
SHOE BAGS 1.98
Super heavy weight and constructed to take lots of wear.
A grand assortment.
Printed Flannel ... yd. 39c
36" width. Fine quality. Printed with selected dyes for lonff