THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1 950
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE FIFTEEN
Tumalo P.T.A.
Planning Party
Tumalo, April 13 .(Special)
Lnv at the grange hall Friday
King, April 14, to which the
nubile is invited. A home talent
SroEram is being arranged by the
Mmmit'ee in charge and the Ked
mono" Union high school band
will play. Square dancing will fol
low the program. Ladies attend
ing are asked to bring cake.
The Pacific Drilling company
of Scappoose has been drilling on
the C M. Barnum ranch and last
week they struck water at 550
(eet Eighteen feet of water is in
L well and a pump is being In
stalled which will pump water at
th. rate of 300 gallons an hour.
This is the first well to be drilled
on the north end of the Tumalo
project.
j 0. Wonder of Hllo, Hawaii,
.iJted Mr. and Mrs. Cal Fouts a
. few days the past week. Wonder,
an OKI lime " Kim ui inc. laiuiijr,
Is a jeweler in Hilo.
Clay Shepard was one of a
group of Linfield students Who
attended a speech tournament at
Stockton the first three days of
last week. The group then went
to Los Angeles for the remainder
of the week, while on their spring
vacation, returning home Sunday
morning.
Out-of-town relatives here to at
tend the wedding of Miss Barbara
Wyckhoff and Keith Shepard
were the following: Dr. and Mrs.
j. F. Hosch of Scio, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Shepard and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Washburn and sons, Har
old and Robert, all of Salem, Jer
ry Shepard of Tillamook and Clay
Shepard.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Burnett have
sold their ranch to Mr. and Mrs.
Higgenbothem of Salem and they
have moved into a small house on
the C. I. Dunlap place for the re
mainder of the school year so
" unugmur, wara. can linis.i
trip srnnnl voun t..i -t-i-
... i wmuiu. me
Hiagenoothem family moved here
iwu oaii-ui recently.
L'awience Allen and Miss Bev-
Oliv Forpr.tnr nt Tillur.,,.,.1. .
the past week end visiting at the
A " u v.uuuiy juuge aim Mrs.
C.L. Allen.
Little Bonnie Mitchell lias the
wnuoping cougn.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Porter
and twn i ViMrin .it
' ncit uiiuiei
guests Easter Sunday ht tne Er-
Cllhprt Miphaol
small house on the Waddle place
wiuwi was iormcny occupied hy
Mrs. Annn WnnH u nr tvt
' lJ Wit; . it,
TnOmnsnn rnnfh tha nnnt- .rnAi.
Yale Perry assisted Michael In
moving me noust and the project
cat was used in the operation.
Michael has IpncaH Hin Thnmncnn
ranch and he and Mrs. Michael
will occupy the newly moved
nuuac.
. Jafnps T.nna cnonl facta..
-"t ... "tCt UHilLI
ViSltin? his lt.irpnt lvTf a.irl Mi-c
Cal Fouts, from Portland. James
Is a student at Lewis and Clark
college.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baker of
Jerome Idn. uvea in Pni,i Mon
day night, coming here to meet
their on-ln-lnw, Victor Albertson,
and two grandchildren from As
toria. The children returned to
Jei'OITIP With thpil- trrann-jnlc
Tuesday for a visit while their
mnllinn 4 U t t.l a
uumci, me luimer iviiss nna
Baker, is in the hospital with a
new danghter, born last Satur
day. The Baker family moved to
Idaho two years ago from Tuma
lo, where they lived for many
years.
EVEN X-KAY FORGED
Ofnahn Neh ill'l ,Hinn, .Wil.
Hams filpH KlHt n:inct a hmilr
charging that some one fraudu
lently withdrew $75 from his ac-
i-uuiu uy jurying nis name on two
checks. Williams said the signa
ture nn thp phppkc wncn't hie Hp
said someone obviously forged
rue a ne uses lor a signature.
INSIDE uWK'c
rfieseN extras s
9
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rentier bleaching action,
added protection for linens! This young lady enjoys bed linens that
arc snowy-white,JdHVarji,io.' That's because Mommy.like millions
of others, launders white and color-fast cottons and linens with
Clorox, which combines germ-killing power with bleaching and
brightening. Best of all, Clorox conserves linens because it's free from
caustic, thanks to an exclusive formula protected by U. S. patent!
C
gfif&L
yreater disinfecting efficiency..
odded protection for health! You get after bathroom odors, bath
room stains, and bathroom germs all at once when you include
Clorox in jour routine cleaning. For Clorox deoJorizcs, removes
stains, and disinfects! What's more, because Clorox is free from
caustic it is mart efficient as a disinfectant. ..actually kills germs quicker
wan any other product of its kind! Directions on mc iaui-i.
Crankshaft Grinding
Reground Shafts Carried in Stock
CONNECTING RODS Reconditioned
Bearings Resized
Bearing Rebabitting Motor Rebuilding
DRAKE'S AUTO SHOP
935 Harriman Street Phone 795-J
Visits Noted
In Camp Town'.
Brooks-Sea nlon Camp, April 13
(Special) Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Vlno fin.l M.. I-lo
old Voos Jr. spent the week end
hi i-uniana visiting, rney aiso
did some salmon fishing while on
their trip.
Mrs. Don Reinecker and sons,
Tommy and Colin, spent last
week end in Gilchrist visiting Mr.
and Mrs. John Cramer. Cramer
is Mrs. Reinecker"s father.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Sampels
and family of Bend were Sunday
visitors at the B. R. Caverhill
home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Curtis and
daughter spent the week end in
Portland visiting Mrs. Curtis'
brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne. Ackley
and family suent the Easter week
end visiting relatives in Mon-
moutn.
Mr. nml Mrs TSJpM Wlnllrt anH
children spent Saturday afternoon
in Prineville visiting Mr. and Mrs.
nnl,n.. o: .
Mr. and MlS Rnllv T.nrlviln nnri
chilrtrpn hnva rptm-nnrl tn L'i-.m
ath Falls afler visiting Mr. and
.mi-ft iNtfei.
The Timber Prntpptnr d.rt pinh
met at thp hnmp nf tha ncuictoni
leader, Don Reinecker, last week.
This was a special meeting to
color Easter eggs for the Sisters
community egg hunt. Mi's. Rein
ecker and Mrs. W. B. Hockett
assisted the boys with dyes and
the coloring. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Reinecker and
Hockett, after which the boys
played games. The next meeting
will be Thursday, April 13, at
which time the boys will go on
a hike and wiener roast and guid
ed tree study,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brands
ma and son spent Easter Sunday
visiting Mrs. Ruby Allen and
daughter of Redmond.
Mr. and Mrs. George Low spent
Easter visiting their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Bain Low, in Corvallls. During
the day they motored to Eugene
and visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Cox, former Bend residents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Larson and
children spent the week end in
Sweet Home visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Larson and other relatives.
It
BEST BUY
FOR FLAVOR!
MASS PRODUCTION
Pontotoc, Miss. ilPi J. A. Monts
has a sow that keeps his farm
all littered with pigs 55 pigs
since last August.
CASHES IN FAST
Hinton, W.Va. HP Geneva Fox
collected on her insurance fast.
At 9 a.m. the high school stu
dents paid $1 for accident Insur
ance under a blanket policy for
all county school children. At
10:30 she fell down the school
steps and brake her ankle. Miss
Fox collected 580.
From where I sit ... By Joe Marsh
Gabby Enjoys Going
to The Dentist
One of my molin was giving me
a bad time Tuesday afternoon, so I
slipped over to Doc Jones, hoping
to catch him free. When I arrived,
Gabby Jackaon was sitting there
reading a magazine. I laid hello to
Gabby and he nodded.
Doc comes out and says I'm next.
"Wait a minute," I says. ( My tooth
seemed to have stopped aching.)
"How about Gabby doesn't he
have an appointment?" Doc smiles
and says, "Gabby? Why, he's got
the finest teeth in the county. He
just comes up here and reads the
magazines whenever he's in town I"
As Doe went to work he told m
that he's glad to have Gabby come
up and read magazines . . . they
might not all be fresh off the news
stand, but if Gabby or anyone
wants to while away tome time
'who is he to stand in their way?
From where I ait, this "live and
let live" spirit helps make America
what it Is. If I prefer a friendly
glass of beer with my supper and
you prefer milk who's to say one's
right and the other wrong?
Copyright, 1950, United States Brewers Foundation
fe .Wmdcrfnl
ft" Flavor
It's always a pleasure to drink
Schilling! Thermo-Regulated roast
assures uniform good flavor,
always richer and more delicious.
TWO KINDS-DRIP OR HRCOIATO
G Cil D A 0 S 17 Tl GH
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BROWN SUGAR 3 lbs. 29c
Devil Feed Mix. . . . pfcq. 29c
FKKE lftc I'kir. Shredded Coconut
Pel- Milk 2 cans 23c
SUGAR . . . 10 lbs. 89c
DKOMKDARY V 4
White CakeMix. ?pkg. 35c
FKEE le I'kg. Shredded Coconut
DROMEDARY
DUKKEES
isc ..... quart 65c
DUKKEES
Whipped Dressing., qt. 49c
KOYAL Chocolate Butterscotch, Vanilla
Pudding 3 pkgs. 19c
UOYAL All Flavors
JcSafine 3 pkgs. 19c
BumbBe Bee Tuna can 33c
"KOMD LIGHT MEAT
WHOLE CHICKEN . . . can 1.59
SWIFT'S I'RE.MU'M SO z. Can ;
B COFFEE ... lb. 71c
TOMATO JUICE. 46 oz. can 24c
SHORTENING. Jewel 3 lbs. 59c
NUCOA, Oleomargarine lb. 29c
! lb rk,r . 8 0 VkK I HUNT'S 12 oz. .lar I IN SIIKLL I lb. I'kff.
Orange Slices pkg.'1?c I Walnut Meats pkg. 39cCucumber Chipsjcr 13cWalnuts pkg. 23c
SWIFT'S PREMIUM
HALF OR WHOLE
X,lrVtti!nmj'A
Lb. 59c
SPARE RIBS lb. 59c
BACON PIECES lb. 25c
VEAL ROAST lb. 59c
P0RK LARD I PORK
ROAST SAUSAGE
Lb. c Lb.
49c I Z3C I 39c
HAM LOAF lb. 59c
Good Hoi or Cold for Sandwiches
Tender Green Spears
ASPARAGUS
Lb. 10c
California Carrots bunch 6c
Fresh Pineapple each 29c
Broccoli bunch 23c
Tender Rreen biinche
Rome Beauty Apples box 1.98
Iiimhle park
Radishes 3 Ige. bun. 13c
Fresh Tomatoes lb. 19c
Fresh Peas lb. 15c 2 lbs. 25c
Will filled podM
Parsnips 6 lbs. 25c
Smooth and while
U.S. No. 2 Potatoes 50 lb. bag 98c
Dry Onions lb. 4c
Mustard Greens bunch 5c
Cream Corn can 10c
Payette Valley No, 2
WHOI.K
Kernel Corn can 12c
11 D No. 2 i
Tomatoes ...... can 18c
. Dundee No. ti
Tomatoes... t, can 14c
Dundee No. 1 Tall
Veg-AII 2 cans 35c
IjirsiMi's No. 303
Pork & Beans, 2 cans 35c
Deiinbion'B No. 'IVt
Sauerkraut... 2 cans 23c
Itudaon House No. 2
Peas 3 cans 25c
Smith's l'lcnic Size
String Beans.. 2 cans 25c
Olterbrook No. 2
Tomato Paste. . 2 cans 17c
Hunt's
Asparagus 2 cans 29c
Dundee Center Cut Tall Cnn
Fresh Limas 2 cans 27c
Dundee No. 2
Okra can 19c
No. 2 Can
Mustard Greens., can 14c
Sttlllsaw No. 2
Turnip Greens can 14c
SalllHttW No. 2
Hominy can 16c
Hunt's No. 2',
Fruit Cocktail can 29c
Hunt's No. 2'i
Crushed Pineapple can 29c
Hudson House No. 2
Blueberries can 47c
Old Yankee No. 2 -
Apple Sauce can 17c
Hudson House No. 2
Cling Peaches... can 21c
Diindi-i No. 2! 2
Whole Apricots., can 23c
Fancy Hudson House Nf. 2'j
R. S. P. Cherries., can 29c
11 I) No. 2
Sliced Pineapple, can 17c
Dole No. 1 Flat
Boysenberries can 23c
Hunt's No. 2
DARK
Sweet Cherries., can 21c
Hunt's 303
Phone 660
and 661
Phone 429
Erickson's Food Market
Columbia Mercantile, Inc.
Free
Delivery
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