THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 23,1950
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE FIFTEEN
f Bend Merchants Stage Dollar Days Event
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Chamber of Commerce Helps
Local Business Men Stage
Unusual Merchandise Fete
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At least 46 unusual appearing dollar bills will be put in cir
culation in Bend Saturday when local merchants, in coopera
tion with the chamber of commerce, open their week-long
"Boomerang Dollar Days" program.
The dollar bills will be unusual in that they will bear 25
inch tapes, attached by metal railroad seals. Merchants (to
day numbering 46) who plan to participate in the program
will issue these "boomerang
dollars to customers in the
course, of regular business
transactions Saturday morn
ing. Object of the program is to
keep these unique dollar bills
in circulation in either the hands
of local customers or local stores
f a one-week period. In trans
, actions where the "boomerang"
dollars are used endorsement of
the tapes will be asked.
Conclusion March 4
Conclusion of the program Is
set for the afternon of Saturday,
March 4. At that time .the "boom
erang" dollars will be collected
and it will then be determined
how many times the bills changed
hands in the course of the week.
In conjunction with the "boom
erang" dollar program, participa
ting merchants plan to feature a
series of special dollar-value sales
throughout the week.
General chairman in charge of
the program is Ralph Baker,
chairman of the chamber's retail
merchants committee.
He stated that all local patrons
are invited to participate in the
program.
Rules governing participation
are outlined in window display
placards which front merchants
stores.
Brooks-Scanlon
The R. C. Hooker family were
Sunday visitors at the W. B.
Hocket home.
Visitors at the Ole Larson
home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
La Verne Olson of Sweet Home
and the Casey Perry family of
Bend. E. L. Arthur and son Myrl,
also of Bend, alsowere visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ncsbit and
sons of Lebanon were week-end
visitors at the George Curtis
home.
Miss Shirley Harrison was a
guest at the Curtis home Sunday.
Play practice for National 4-H
week March 3, was held at the
home of Mrs. Curt Roberts
Thursday, for Knitting and Sew
ing II clubs.
A daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Ole Larson Monday.
The baby weighed 6 pounds 9
ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sprouse of
Seattle, and Will Tigard from
Nebraska visited at the Harold
Kelp home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grindlo, Mr.
and Mrs. George Pierce and Char
lie; Mr. and Mis. Bill Grindle and
Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Wallace
were dinner guests at the Har
old Voos Jr. home Sunday.
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COLLAR FOR KITTY When Tommie turned In at a Cleveland,
O., car barn with extensive fight damage, the workers sent hlro to
a veterinarian tor repairs. Tommie's eye was stitched up, and the
first da; home he clawed out the stitches. After a second trip to
the hospital, the transit men made him this scratch-proof collar
to keep his paws out of his eyes. Conductor William Carrlg Is seen
"springing" Tommie from the cat hospital.
N. M. Obtains
Barbar.y Sheep
Santa Fe, N.M. (IP) The New
Mexico state game department
hopes to offer sportsmen a new
kind of game in a few years.
Eight Barbary sheep, native to
North Africa, have been "plant
ed" in a remote, sparsely-vege
tated area in the deep and rocky
Canadian river canyon west of
Mills, N.M.
The state game warden, Elliott
Barker .said it is hoped the Bar
bary sheep will multiply to an
extent that they can be hunted
in large numbers.
The- Canadian river canyon
gives the. sheep a habitat similar
to that of. the Aures mountains
oi Algeria.
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Buzzard's Flight
Receives Study
starkville, Miss, hpi A man
who once trained and used a buz
zard in an aerodynamic experi
ment is now flying behind buz
zards and marsh hawks in a sail
plane to learn their secrets of
efficiency in flight.
Dr. August V. Raspet. director
of sailplane experiments at Mis
sissippi state college, once taugni
a trained buzzard to soar carry
ing a tiny speed and height
measuring instrument which
wpighed about an ounce. Shortly
after he was well-trained, the buz
zard died.
In using buzzards. Dr. Raspet
explained that they somehow
manage to control air flow, or
to adapt the shape or position
of their wing tips to take advan
tage ot air now, better than
man knows how to do."
Dr. Rasnet said from them he
hopes to learn the secret of wing
tip adjustment to lessen resistance.
TWINS-COME IN BUNCHES
Covington, Ky. '' A sot of
twins born on each of five con
secutive days wan the record es
tablished at the maternity ward
of St. Elizabeth .hospital.
Penguins have wings but can
not fly; the wings are used as
flippers to aid in swimming.
Weak, Tired, Nervous,
Pepless Men, Women
fit Hum iim W fOM-Dya to thOM WMk, U-
uvinewvHD, way tired toenail or ncrruu-
Vigor.VrtalKv J""t loliioori'i lack of
. ty.'mj iron. Get ut frtah, lo peppy all
Oitrei contutua Iron tor blood piiu upplemenury
aniouuu vllftmlo Bu calelum. Introductory ilw
ml Wc. Try Ortrei Tonle Tbleu lor Dew pep.
TUn, rigor, vitality, bttt perves, ih'.t very
At all drug; itorM trery where in Bend,
t Bend Drus Co." Adv.
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One of our trained Buick mechanics
will lubricate your car as the factory
engineers specify covering many
points never touched elsewhere.
JUST realize one thing, good madam, good sir as you pilot your.
Buick down the highway past the parade of lesser cars, you're
the secret envy of most other drivers.
So you owe it to this admiring audience to keep that wonderful Buick
of yours purring at its proudest gliding over the roughest roads like
a ear on a cloud', with never a squeak lively, long-striding, and
staying that way longer!
And one of the easiest ways to do that is to wheel into our shop once
a month ask the man for our Lurkicare and here's what will
happen:
While he goes over your Buick, he gives you an When you 8"' y'oar bl"' V0"'" find 0 won
' extra service only a Buick man can render. He J derful surprise our Iumicam costs no
inspects the entire car with a trained Buick eye-
more than a routine "grease job" but, man
making sure you get lubrication plus Buick care. IX"' alive, what a difference it makes!
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BEND GARAGE COMPANY
. Phone 193, bend, Oregon
709 Wall Street
Steam Vapor
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Hydro Therapy
Medical Massage
Physical Therapy
Beneficial in eliminating
poisons, aiding sluggish
circulation, easing lame
back and stiff neck.
Reducing Treatments
Spot Reducing
Graduate Masseur
L E. Lisenbury
Room 17, O'Kane Bldg.
Phone 1216 W
Res. Phone 11592 -J
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