The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 19, 1951, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JULY 19, 1951 THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN Redmond Going'to Alaska Redmond. July 19 (Special) p M7Houk was among a group hirh left recently by way of the Mean highway tor Alaska. The S? wM return by boat. Houk $$ctl i to be gone until Septem- Mrtavton Norton spent the week rt In Redmond with his wife and daughter. Norton Is attending School I" Eugene this summer Mrs W. R.Orlebeke and daugh ter Clair, were Tuesday evening Lnpsts of Mrs. Tom Lee. . ? 8 Mr and Mrs. Alvin Slmonsen nd son, Dennis, spent Sunday llfernoon in Prineville with the H Carlsons. . ' n'n c. Hargan.and daughter, Delete, were Tuesday business iltors In Redmond. Miss Doris Raske has written Mends that she is vacationing In Miller S. D. En route she and her parents stopped at Grand rlnvon and Boulder dam. They dan to return home by way of Veilowstone park the early part ''arsfj Case, the former Vera lj)U Bussett, was complimented. . -.ttaiinnpnii.c: hririal shower iTuesday evening at the Powell BUtte LirailBC o were married at a home cere lact TiipRrlav evenincr and are at home to their friends in an apartment at the housing unit. Members of the Powell Butte church board met Monday eve ning at the H. H. Mustek home to discuss plans for a new church. Chester Maxwell acted as chair man of the group. The Community church sing was held Sunday at the Powell Butte Christian church. The Church of God won the plaque for the- highest attendance. The Powell Butte, church placed sec ond. The next meeting will be at the Redmond Community Presbyterian church. Leland Reif is secretary, Rev. Virgil Savage, president, and Rev. D. L. Pen hollow, song leader. - Steve Hooley and Carol Musick spent Sunday . visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hank Bruce at Marcola, and Mr. and Mrs. Hank :Greding in Philomath. , Mrs. H. H. Musick returned Monday evening from Santa Bar bara, Calif., where she had spent the past month visiting her moth er, Mrs. Rose McCubrey. Mrs. Mc Cubrey had undergone urgery but Is improving, according to Mrs. Musick; - Heating lacquers before spray ing them on a surface eases the job because the solution has a re duced viscosity; heating also per mits the use of a lacquer with "a higher content of solids. Medo-Land "made-fresb-every-day" Cottage Cheese has a creamy-rich, creamy-fresh flavor that comes from the farm-fresh cream that is added. For economy buy this concentrated pro tein food with that extra creaminess you can taste. . FINANCIAL REPORT OF'DESCHUTES COUNTY FOB SIX MONTHS ENDING JUNE 80, 1951 Beport of Clerk On Warrants drawn on various Funds neeieer el warruta Fu4 820 General PtinH 411 20 133 4 4 6 , 2 14 1 General Road Fund Market Road Fund Deschutes County Library Law Library Fund ... Dog License Fund Public Assistance Fund Taylor Grazing Fund Deschutes County Sunset Court House Bldg. Impvt. $174,085.74 Report of Sheriff on Tax Collections and Turnovers Cash turned to Treasurer in six months period: $206,199.67 Monthly Turnovers to Treasurer ' - Aaouit January : $ 26,149.10 February 55,007.67 March :.....'. . 29,687.03 April. 23,448.01 1 May 48,661.17 June ; 23,246.69 Total Turnovers Gadget-Conscious America Still Bites on Cure-Alls Biloxi, Miss. (IB An exhibit of "cure-all" gadgets displayed dur ing a meeting of the Mississippi Medical association seemed to prove that the American public would swap penicillin for a pana cea any day. . In 1796. Dr. Elisha Perkins took out a patent on two small pieces of metal resembling a child's spin ning top which he christened the "Perkins Tractors.". The tractors were advertised in this country and in England as a sure cure for anything from brok en bones to dandruff. All a suffer er had to do was to press the sharp ends of the tractors against wherever he felt a pain and ob tain immediate relief. Dr. Perkins made a fortune un til he treated himself for yellow fever with his own tractors. He died. :.': However, the old doctor was a piker compared to modern-day manufacturers of cure-all gadgets and machines. Light Waves Used One of the largest items oil ex hibit . here , was . the "spectra chrome" machine, which operates under ,the theorjf that all human frailties, result from being out of harmony with the color waves of the universe. The spectro-chrome emitted a multi-colored light in which a pa tient was supposed to stand for one hour. The machine was guar anteed to cure anything. Manufacture of the spectro chrome was halted by federal court action in 1947 but many of the machines are still in, exist ence and are being used, by hope ful sufferers. One of the more unusual exhib 7 Mfo-lend Colloje Chttit belli j moae in ' '' Annl 4 81,857.48 ... 69,400.32 : 5,654.78 4,125.35 . 275.00 : 55.10 ..' 10,768.73 .;" 179.20 1.647.33 122.45 . .;. Fund Z 'i. . . ' . : Home Fund .,. eto. Fund $206,199.67 its was the "horse collar," a belt shaped affair consisting of sev eral strands of copper wire cov ered with padded leather. The pa tient merely plugged his horse collar into ordinary house cur rent, held the instrument about his middle, and enjoyed a painless and also worthless treatment for any ailment. Shoe Plates Used Axine plates were two flat pieces of thin metal, one of zinc and one of bronze, shaped to lit under the heel inside the shoe. They were actually advertised as a certain remedy against dia betes, paralysis, asthma, eczema, high or low blood pressure and old age. wnen federal court ac tion was Drought to halt tne sate oi axme plates. Hundreds oi satis fied users rose angrily to testify on oenau oi tne manuiacturers. - George B.. Larson of Chicago, assistant director of scientific ex. hlbits for the American Medical association, who arranged the ex. hibit. said that in his opinion the public is just as gullible today as it was back in 1796 when old Dr. Perkins was peddling his tractors. ' GETTING IT CHEAP Mt. Vernon, Ind.; W- Wilfred Clark, 39, took advantage of used car sale here which allowed siu tor eacn cnua in tne lamiiy, Clark's 10 children made up the full price of the auto he selected. BISHOP BANS CANDY Manchester, N. H.,. (IP In an effort to combat tooth decay among pupils, Bishop Matthew F. Brady has asked all parochial schools in New Hampshire to halt the sale of candy. it? Gran . 7 COnACE CANAPE SPREAD ,op ' " ,ukl.,r'"'l"""'"'"" r. drop. ! J r.r .hrough fine y l0 blend. Chill m.t onion nd b Mg V or ;tVn,rmK u. dunking . b. General. - Trust Weed Control Trust.! - ,- Court House Bldg. Impvt, etc....... - ;.'... County Rental improvement........... uescnutes sunser noms... Peonies Utility District.,-...:-.. Taylor Grazing Act ...,.:..- Section 15 Lease Land , T. B. and Bang's Disease... Land Sale...-: - County Public Assistance... (jemrai uregon uismci nusjmm Deschutes County Investment Liquor Control............... General Road....-.......,..-... State of Oregon: Fines Account Post War Road .. - Market Road... ..-.... Road District No. One Road District No. Two Motor Vehicle License Road Bond Sinking - County Library School Library .- Law Library ....:....- ,. County School.... ..... County Fair....... Dog ucense. - - . Fire Patrol : '. ..... Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection District Sisters Rural Fire District... Central Oregon Irrigation Dist. O & M Cent. Ore. Irrigation Dist. O. P Cent. Ore. Irrig. Dist. Investment cent. ure. irrig. Dist. sinning.. .... Deschutes County Municipallmprovement District O & M :. D.C.M.I.D. Bond Settlement Squaw Creek Irrig. Dist. O & M Squaw Creek Irrig. Dist. O. P.... Squaw Creek Irrig. Dist. Sinking Squaw Creek Irrig. Dist. Investment Squaw Creek Irrig. Dist. Bond & Int Snow Creek Irrig. Dist. O & M Snow. Creek Irrig. Dist. O. P - Snow Creek Irrig. Dist. Called Const Snow Creek Irrig. Dist. Bond & Int : Sisters Irrigation District Sisters Irrigation Dist. Called Terrebonne Domestic Water Dist... Arnold Irrigation District .' City of Bend - '. City of Redmond City of Sisters ; School Dist. No. U-1J, Bond, Int. & Sinking School Dist. No. 1, Bond & Int School Dist. No. 1, Serial Levy School Dist. No. 2, Bond & Int School District No. 2, Serial Levy. School District No. 5, Building School Dist No. 5, Bond, Int. & Sinking School Dist. No. 5, Construction School District No. 6, Bond, Interest and Sinking School Dist. No. 6, Construction ........ School Dist. No. 18, Building ..:...., School Dist. No. 21, Purchase of Bus & Improvement of Building.................. School Dist, No. 21, Bond, Interest & Sinking : School Diat. No. 24, Negotiable Int Bearing Warrants... .- v : Special Schools: Control Acct Sheriff's Sustained Acct. Deposit Investment Control Account :. Published In accordance with Section 88-301, O.C.L.A. . , HELEN M. DACEY, County Clerk. KILL ATHLETES FOOT - "T-4-L BEST SELLER" SAYS BEND DRUG CO. HERE'S THE REASON. The' term now, deeply. You mult REACH 11 la KILL it. T.4-L, containing 90 percent alcohol, PENETRATES. Heachea more germi. Your 40r back from any drujrg-lilt If not nleaaad IN ONE HOUR. Bend Drue- Co. Adv. , "inn, J - Balance Ju.i, mi ..$ 59,587.93 435.46 ." (-l.m'iS) 129.25 ... 1,700.46 1.90 483.58 299.42 49.00 .. 4,439.32 .. 8,086.54 .. 10.565.46 53,724.00 342.00 .. (-17,643.72) - ,- - - 748.84 - - - - - - - : Vacation Time . : is : V Paint Time Protect your home with Shcrwin-Williamts SWP HOUSE PAINT SlYP i!iii:i;ii.vrjrii.inHiiW SEE YOUR HOME AS YOU WANT IT!f INSIDE... On Walls and Ceilings the new, Ttt have (hewn that Super Kern-Tone will wt I hit and repealed wethlnf wilt rdlnary heuieheld cleaners wilhewl Impairing 1H baavty. SHtRWIN -Willi AM t ENAMELOID Inftrtar, uteri or. all purpett far parch and rtcrtailon roam lurnl ttir. Ideol for bathroom and It itch n wall! and woodwork. Re liti htatand laim; aaiy la woth. Cornel In 14 glowing.., f , aty fo waih, color. QUART 2.3 HOME DECORATION y! 4 Otyte Guide specified prodocts... Sherwin-Williams Paints 111 Oregon Street Ree elpte and Tranafer. in $ 46,225.94 . 82L74 1,556.37 90.00 1,250.00 563"87 i2a25 10,142.86 9,795.71 1,798.90 moo 120,790.75 940.70 Dlibureemenle a Tranarer. Out $ 81,498.49 425.46 267.45 1.64733 . 179.20 Balance June U. 151 $ 24,315.38 10.00 821.74 185.74 219.25 1,303.13 1.90 868.25 299.42 169.25 14,582.18 7,107.52 79.49 53,724.00 465.00 29,810.55 10,774.73 12,284.87 73,336.48 940.70 748.84 12,960.91 1,832.82 14,793.73 33.37 1-.75 .63 34.49 (-.33) . .13 . (-.20) - 66,436.55 66,436.55 708.65 708.65 4,361.00 1,887.39 5,629.76 618.63 534.94 . . 94.53 629.47 5S0.28 ' 309.30 154.00 735.58 1,087.67 49,527.10 ' 48,141.22 2,473.55 232.09 908.80 1,140.89 (-15.37) 402.90 55.10 332.43 1,312.59 990.39 2,159.43 143.55 1,235.47 436.08 4.00 1,667.55 179.31 26.06 205.37 179.45 260.56 440.01 25.08 25.08 11,500.00 11,500.00 143.75 .......... 143.75 1,096.23 34.60 - ........... 1,130.83 , 2,249,40 1,986.33 2,901.99 1,333.74 446.90 247.78 ', 694.68 4,210.43 , 1,757.56 4,900.00 .1,067.99 825.00 2,831.25 2,500.00 . 1,156.25 24,000.00 2,500.00 - - 26,500.00 2,400.00 1,710.00 690.00 8.76 ' , 8.76 228.66 . 228.66 ' 1.27 1.27 577.17 120.00 457.17 489.15 489.15 42.66 42.66 348.65 73.18 417.43 4.40 304.98 46.32 335.44 15.86 29,527.22 27,892.16 1,635.06 25,092.46 7,189.64 31,925.28 356.82 893.02 1,039.55 1,788.79 143.78 21,578.38 21,562.62 , 15.76 1,078.75 ' 1,000.00 ' 78.75 45,058.95 15,236.61 59,301.61 993.95 15,031.25 15,031.25 8,408.55 2,436.02 10,637.38 " 207.19 5,763.78 1,705.18. . 7,344.26 1 124.70 776.25 , 776.25 . 27,771.18 - ....... . 27,771.18 10,809.86 1,149.17 10,662.50 1,296.53 573.30 , . 573.30 7.34 85.14 . 36.59 55.89 297.07 ' ..:.... 297.07 334.16 888.05 67.50', 1,154.71 1,181.51 324.94 ' 770.00 . 736.45 337,901.61 142,465.60 448,174.28 32,195.93 30,662.94 201.016.55 231,679.49 89,224.00 2,500.00 91,724.00 190C IT'S WE ATH Efta4Tf D for your protection against excessive loss of gloss, color fading, high dirt collection, rapid erosion, uncontrolled chalking, check ing, cracking, mildew and fumes (special SYVP for certain areas). . 'Every drop of Shiiwin.WiUMMS SWP It letted for lit ability to resitt theto typet f deterioration before It it permitted to bear the SHKWfN-VVHlMMS label. ONLY 585 PER GALLON IN 5's deluxe wall paint WASH IT! AGAIN . and AGAIN! You can't mar Hi matchlait btauly. It't cempitlcly new cempUttly differ nt I It's guar antttd wathabltl Oorgtout nw co!ort. levtty paitilt, rich dttp fonts ... Ready la utt...aty ta utt. 4.98 GAL erie'i IH f ire rn TlMC tiuiiir Mm btiutr IxElrl THE MODERN MIRACLE WALL PAINT Kern-Ton 1 your aultlandltif value when fine home decoration It desired and where the lire mo waihobility of Super Kem-Tano l not required. FOR ECONOMY, FOR BEAUTIFUL FIAT MATTE OAl. FINISH. KEM-TONE IS THE CHOICE OF MILLIONS. 3.98 SERVICE tXtf CENTER Phone 21 Town Expecting Land Boom Prince George. B. C. up A land rush is expected to hit tills lightly-populated area of central British Columbia, where rich un developed farmland still sells for $5 an acre. - , ' ; The sudden interest 1 n the coastal and lnter-mountaln areas stems from the announcement that the Aluminum Company of Canada will construct a light-met-als plant at nearby Kltlmat, B. C. Alcan officials expect a city of 50,000 persons to spring up near the site oi lactones ana power plants which will be built at an eventual cost of more than $500, 000,000. The aluminum city will provide the first major home market" for farm products of this district. The provincial lands depart ment reported in a booklet that nearly 200,000 acres of "arable" land can be bought for $5 an acre near here. At Terrace, B. C Just 60 miles from the aluminum plant site, some 12,000 acres are avail able. - . .' ' .: ,',1. . . Bulletin Classifieds bring results SPECIALS Friday and Two patkags far rh price f out GARDEN, Half Slices No. 3 PINEAPPLE SNOWDRIFT I M 3 lb. Can COFFEE 95c lb. 85c DUNDEE No. 2 Vi can TOMATOES ..I,.,.... 2 cans 49c BORDEN'S Makes S Quarts Milk STARLAC MILK 37c VAI. VITA, Cut No. cans GREEN BEANS ....... 2 cans 29c BABY FOOD .. . . .. ... 12 cans 1,00 HUDSON HOUSE 16 oz, can GRAPEFRUIT JUICE. . . ... can 29c VITA. BRAND DENNISON'S PICKLES Pork and Bian$ " ' 'Quart 'ia.r? !.''? ' Can"8. ; - :J :' 49c 29c STANDBY 12 oz. Tumbler STRAWBERRY PRESERVES. . .. 33c GREEN SPOT 46 oz. cans . ' ' ' ! ORANGEADE ........ 3 cans 1.00 TRU-I.EE FREESTONE No. 2'. can PEACHES ............... can 39c 1'I.EASE (SCOTCH DOG FOOD Soap Powder 3 Cans By Makers of While King Irgc Vkg. 25c 25c BEGMORE, 8 Cans 40c FIELD RIPENED CANTALOUPE ........... lb. 18c HALE PEACHES ..... . . . . ... 2 lbs. 29c IUICY StINKIST LEMONS ..I. .......... ... lb. 13c I'ltESIl, GOLDEN i . CORN TOO DEEP FOR THKM . Richmond, Va. flP The city had to. double its contract price for dumping - debris in 'an old quarry because city truck drivers balked at backing the trucks to the edge of a 75-foot cliff, over the 225-foot-deep quarry lake. Un-, ' der the new contract, the quarry -owners will push the debris' over with bulldozers. . '.. : Dbg Blamed for Loss of Rank Tampa, Fla. ilP)--MSgt. Wilson Richmond claims he would be a captain if it hadn't, been for a dog. ' " . - Richmond,' stationed at Mac Dill air base, filed suit in circuit court charging an attack by a dog threw him from his motor scooter and broke his leg. He explained he had applied for his old captain's rank with pilot rating which he held In World War II. He was rejected because he walks with a limp. He rejoined the air force as a sergeant. Richmond charged Paul Si Shultz with carelessness in per mitting a vicious dog to roam at large. -'-. OUR COLD CUTS DURING SUMMER HEAT ARE TASTY COOLING MEATS TO EAT Saturday. July 20 and 21 pies 2c can 2 cans 45c : i 6 ears 29c OR YOUR NEARBY SHERWIN-WILLIAMS DEALER,'.1