The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 06, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPACK 15 THK liKXn Tin.l.r.TIX. UAll.V KIUTIoN, IIKXD. OKKt.ON. TIU'KSHAY, lUSfl li, Iti.-T Vote! Vote! If you haven't voted, you ought to vote before the polls close today. It is your duty as a citizen. No matter which way you vote, wi to give you the privilege of buying 1 are going some more Drummers' Samples HANDKERCHIEFS i l.:.o. Sheep Receipts, i'4i; tone of market, higher; lambs, m lb, down, medium inul choice, I1O.SU01I! HitvywtihUi medium and choice. Its Bufl 10. to; culls inul commons, nil weights, tt.toot: wethers, toi T.."ii; ifM, common to choice, 19 5. s I'll M ISI O M HI KITS (U. P, I Will Wire to Th Uriel llullotlii) SAN FRANCISCO, Auk , Pole tiles Rivers, fane) whurf s -. J ' i2.4t: sweets TQSo; No. ! IOo. Poultry Broilers to IV, lbs, i'sii tfc; colored i '-j tp i lot, IS -.1 ::: fryers i'tt : : eblnred 1 yoimn roosters ;i lbs up "i t 'e ::.. 'old rnmters IfxiriTr: Leghorn old I'rooatars i -t I4es UeXhorP Iiphs im to 3 His. Kiii Me; :i lb, mi SlS3r; htkv colored hens 21 iji :liic: turlieys, live, nominal. drain Barley feed $1,504) KtS nhiiipiiiK ; i."5C 1.90; wheat, mill- 111' Si l.l!5 ?L' Tn '.?": uats, red feed SI lit them for less than we would have them through the regular way of You huy to pay for Iniying. Fine lawn with embroiderei daily priced corners ; spe- 10c Settle Tnni' of market steady; ers good ST. ai i(i S: cows irood s;. i.5ii. I'. lives -Tone nf market a.-- llivc and steady; over Set) ins. s.,ru I Si in. ail. Mors Tom- of market steady: ISO to Jim His. I1S.S0S III; mi'itintii $ 1 4 .tfl it I 4.7.V Sheep an. I Is. mlis Tom' of market Steady; riltlll'is SMI. a" II i.i.ao. curs va.BvJ wethers I ." Q - tO Extra line lawn and pure linen, plain and colors, with embroidered corners: special ly priced 15c Extra quality specially priced linen, beautiful patterns, 20c Buy enough as it will soon be school time again. FAIR PRICES at THE FAIR vlKE FAIR STORE (EBERLYS) PORKKiN ' V H IXK lU. 1'. Uansl Wbt1lM tmi WviMctin) xkiv YoiiK. Aug. t. Foreign ax iiiansse cloaed steady, sterling, da- llmaod, 4.8t4; Iranca, ,04T0; lire. r.SSSSHi llelKitint. .0111. nisirks. If M.St; Holland, S40..17; Bwadan, I ttt.lt: Norway. $ i s . 4 i : Montreal, Russia, 515; t;reeee t15;i; Yoko liama. 4l:lS: Shiinishul. TT PORTLAND Will AT PRICKS (IT. P. l.f-rJ Wire t Tho Und MMtM PORTLAND, Aim. ti. Wheat. Iliar.l white. $1.52: soft white, tt.tt; western white. $1.52: liaril winter. 51.52: northern sprint;. SI. 51; west- ertt red, 51.IT. fli'tii'.'l a'OOipm ZUK0R am jlSSt lUSKv eaiitHi m - Malince Every Day, 2:1.") IIV" Here CAPITOL .Moaila Tuesday Wednesdaj Thursday Admission 25c-50c I ere is no ordinary picture. This is a piece ! A thrillins romance buffalo hunters of '?(. nr:. i. . .i p . ,w..a mi a i .'si hi niuu ittiiii, and 2000 buffalo! Lost Fliers Are Sought By Lake Michigan Planes CHICAGO, Any swootie.1 over lke for trait'.-. Of three plane, bettered lost I, Aviator Mt.hlKan today flhrs ami their tlnrlnx a trans. PORTLAND IIMx (it. r. 1-iev.i Win- la Ik Baal BaMla) Clearincs ii.2T1. 127.: Bolances $1.1 l:i.sii : Is.ke ntCbl lo Detroit, The trio In- . lu.ies Sngeae t ContelUer, Norrla m. Catbereoal an.i Karl P, Banker, U of Chiraco. They have been miss tiiK for 1 o days. j News Of The Market j Classified Advertisements Crtf,'.Mfi?d ftitvert.atnr 1 n. -- pr Uatue 25 rnta for IS irits or Irnev for all over 15. All fla.--i.n-! Rdvt?rtiatnB itrirtlr ruh In On crnl pr wont .1vitnc. STOCK MARKET BADLY MIXED Strength as Well as Sell ing Noted (Wall Street Journal Financial Rrvirwi NKW YOKK. Aug. 6. Todays stoek market was decidedly mixed. Hursts of strencth oerurred in Amer ian Can. Mack Truck, General FUftt '.vay Signal. Westinghou.-'e Air Brake, s'.nti other high priced specialities, co incident with heavy selling in motors, rubbers and equipments, and in re , rani pool favorites like Foundation Company. Ward Baking "U" and in dependent Oil & Gas. The customary Thursday attempt lo create nervousness over the possi bility of an increase in the local hank rale was early squelched by the re ductions in the Bank of England rate from 5 to I per cent British rates have been one and a half per cent higher than the No York discount rate of .1 Vit per cent until the present reduction. Bankers here consider the present spread of 1 per cent sufficiently wide to serve the public, but feel that the British rate would not have hcen .1 If there had lieen much chance of u higher New York rale. The market closed Irregular clos ing prices included: i". s. steel n. off -4; Amer ican Can 215. np ; American Loco motive 1 lifts . off i; : Baldwin 1 1 1 . up ; Montana Power ti. up If.; Continental Can 77, up I '4 : Mack Truck 92. tip 5: White .Motors S9. off 1: Pisher Body SH4. off Ij ; General Motors 92: Westinghouse Air Brake 114. up ; Studehaker 4$4; Pan American "B" up 1: Columbia Gas 7S, off : Bnattnck 92. up 5; Famous Players 100. off : Havana Kkctric 19fiy4, up 74; A. T. A T. 139S: Texas Company 4s; Klectrlr P. I.. .10 X. FOR SA1.K THE EXIDE BATTERIES Radio-Automobile Schuman Auto Electric PORTLAND I.IVFSTOCK MARKET (U. P. Leasl Wirr tn Th- n-nH Itallrtin ) POKTLAXD. Auk. C Cattle lle celpts. 290: tone of market, slow; steers, medium, $7,750$ 8.25: com mon. $Cvt7.75: canners and cutters. tl.t0O3.f0; heifers, medium and common. $4?? 6.50: beef cowii. mad ium and common. t3.SS0S.76; can ners and cutters, $1 .50 ft 3.25 ; bulls canners and bologna. $9,690 4.75 ; calves, medium tad choice. 190 lbs. down. -$7. 5u 0t 9.50. Hogs Kereipta, ISO; tone of mar ket, steady; medium, good and choice alSO to 200 lbs.. S14.7S01S.SSi 200 lo 250 lbs.. S1401S.SS; 250 lbs. up. $13.50?j It. 75; slaughter pigs. $13i 14; packing, smooth heavy. 510.50 fl 12: feeders and stockers. SlS.SOfj FOR SALE We are going to move and must sell the following re gardless of how much we lose on the same: One beautiful dark brown saddle and work mare; saddle, bri dle, harness, buggy, cart, plow and tew other garden too'..-; steel miter box and other carpenter tools: 30-30 Winchester rifle, grindstone, fixture-, telephone, fruit jurs. wheel burrow. Joe S. McKnight. phone sF25, or write IVsrhutes, Oregon lOt-Sl-SSp WmrTHK PIIESKNT HIGH PRICE for eggs we may look for them to be around t!i" dollar mark by Christmas. A few good hens on the family lot will pay big returns. I have a number of Barred Hock pul lets. O. A. C. strain, ten weeks obi. that will be laying before the holi days, for sale at $9. On per dozen. Ccckrols at $1.00 each. Transpor tation charge, prepaid, .lames 110-! tenberger, La Pine. Oregon 49-50-1-2-3-4C FOH SALE New 4' room modern house: combination dining room and living room, dutch kitchen and bnllt-iu breakfast table. Cement foundation and porch, level lot. in good location. Price to sell, $1S00: easv terms. P. M. PIT2KR Piione 525 127 Minnesota i:i-52c CLKANEST FUEL BOX WOOD nCK DELIVERY THE .MILLER LUMBER CO. Phone l(i(5 QU FOB SALE berries at miles norn gallon. k your on c. KlriHls Tnmalo, tvt per 14 13H9c top. RK.TI FOB KENT -Large msnt, fitrnlslod Ing. Wood, wati nished. $17.00 per :iss-lt 2 room a part - for honeekeep1 and Hgbts f il r nionth. Phone SS-ttp KOI BENT Thte.. room furnlhed collage, got modern. No objec tions to children. Garage, close In, inquire It Greeley i npatnlra, ll-SSp ' :,L Dollars spent at home return to the spender in the form of better police protection, better fire pro tection, better schools and better churches. IS The FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Bend Bank of Superior Service MKMIIKR PRO BRA L RR8RRVB HVKTK1 Capital and Surplus, $120,000.00 fop. TRADE Our equity in 10-aera irrigated farm 1 '4 miles south west of Deschutes. Considerable Im provements. Will sacrifice for good car or anything else we can use. Joe S. UcKnlght phone SF25. or write Deschutes. Ore. l-51-52p FOR SALE House and 5 lots, 3 lots in garden; 150 chickens, 1 cow. Will sell for cash or trade for property, ('lose to mills, Wil bur Gardner, East 4th and Pentt. S-Sl-Stp FOR SALE Five room modern plastered bungalow. Large living room with fireplace; some furni ture. Lawn, garage and wood shed. Price J1S75. Terms. Phone 43-W ; or IIS. 12-52P, r,V Fill! KENT Small furnished bouse with garage. 530 Georgia Ave, 25-52 -53p FOR PEN' Unfnrnlahed apart ment. You: last chance to get a brick apartment In the Davis apart meata. Call TL'3 Hill sheet. Tele phone 17-lt. 7-51-r.lp FOR RENT Four room plastered bouse: haMi. bnilt-ins. bneemmt, wool ihed, ii'ar Held school. In jtiuire 530 Colorado Ave. M-:,0-.-.r.p P()ir"iricNT GooiF alfalfa nml blue grass paMure fin the peneef ranch, for $2.5o per month. "J'j . miles easl of town. 74-50-.".ap FOI; KENT Four room furnished house; will be modern after Nral of month. Close lo mills. 239 Liverfroni. 15-52p FOH PENT- High grade piano. For information inquire at (be Hub. 2-51-52P FOP RENT- Four room house with garage, close in. ttiqtilre al o -.'i il Johnson'. 27-52-53p RENT- Furnished Riverside, phone FOR SALE Fsed player piano, been thoroughly overhauled in our ' . 1, A hHih incliwllnir !.-. rolls IIA.'.O and bench. $350.00. Buy lerms. ( ''""iiuiiiy. 3c FOK KENT MeCord Music 82-50-53C MeCord Music Co. S3 -50-5 FOI! SALE Small car Jimt over- bgulod, in llrat class condition, ! good rubber. Small payment down, I easy terms. Inquire 239 Rlvartront, 76-BO-tkp I'H'K mi l; OWN S'lilAWHEUItlKS and pay only n dollar u crate. I lllg saving. Mrs. J, W. Williams,) i 2 ',4 miles west of Terrebonne on DiStomlle road. 1 9-52-4p ; FOH SALE- l iilatidard I nderwood typewriter and I concerj grand; piano. Write Eslie F. Jewel, Ked Imond, Ore. H-52-57p FOP. SALE OP TRADE- For wood. un electric washing machine. In good .condition. Inquire 530 Col" orado Ave. It-5t-t8p FOIt SALE Good A-l milk cow. Olrlng plenty of milk. Phone ftta-W. 92-50-n4p FOIt SALE Spring chickens, 3 for i $1.00, alive. Phone 221- 3. I!. F. INedrow, gt-60-l-to MIBOBIiLAN BOOS PI LLBR BRUBHBfl chen tier than ever, live, :: I 1 Wall St. Heller and Representa- 2-27-53p 1 LOST llelwnen dunce pavilion and Pilot Blltte Inn. lady's pump. Finder please phone 003-W. City Cleaners, 24-52c; ,081 One spare Ufa and carrier between Elk Lake and Band, Please return to John Banff Beeloy'a Garage. fll-49-52pj WANTKIi WANTBD Houaakeeper by widower with two hoys about IS. on farm Strong person not mvessary. wash ing out Small v.,ix's but pleasant home for right party, Geo. II. Mac- Qrasor, Terrebonne Oregon SU-50 lip W A N T E II Repair work of all kinds. I. awn mowers itjaipanad, uhonographs repaired, sheen and knives sharpened, keys made saws rilad, soldering, P. R. Henderson, corner ol Wall ami PrankUn, -SlSSp WANTED Janitor for btaStnaag biilldliiK Position open for mar ried couple at least 45 years old Appiv by letter stating tnallflantlons o X 53. care Bulletin. 4S-5SC WANTED Work by ejpern nced ho tel chrk or would lake alore work. Good leferencei. Address XI7 car.' Bulletin, 1 7-52 5 lp WANTED .' limit Wood, S:tO P. M. men lo Pholle rui 4 104-W foot after Mp WASTED Marcelling al reduced prues Mrs a. .i Preroea, ion leffersott, comer of Delaware, phone ITKW, 10-tl-tSp WANTI'D Hoys for paper roui - , I'all .'.'.'. J or cull at No II Khun y- . .1 -Ij. LKCAL NOTICES mi's i 1 i: H H 1111 Nottoi ts btreby i vn ihni ih Direct on of itotiool DUirici Ko l llt-iHl. I'i'n 'itiilct County, Oitkuii. Mr lit lvi bMl on .my Of all of tin followlnR Miiiltf fir tmn In ibv Bend Behooti dartsi t in vpr : ill Tin- ir(ri-si ibottld i a ih.iIh k, i). B iiimi.i, OrtvoBt stad mull be fof delivery 60 of btfofo Oolobor 1 Ittl 4 Baniplai ol iapr Qpoti vbton qqo intlont uri pivoB tbonld bo ittbmll i.-il with htilM Tli Ittirtnl rfurvB tli' rlcht u urrpl r rirl nay or .ill bids, MM ibould he iQbmHtod to supt Q v Aitfi n"ini Otoitoni bofora - DO IV M. nil AuKiim 1 a, .ItBa 1 10 MUM 1 tOlli't ,iar. notiltctl nval U 0MM MlbfBB ii-r tnwrU. II Juulnr, 1 U tthiulanl 'i' 'n mr Pnblh) Boffiko, v"ttti-i .'m'hU i TtMuo toWfJi or iflmlloi I0MB1 5n 1 mi u ik .Mlmititraih puiti i. s ,l I irautH lhu'oitraih imDOf, BSH .'1 fooQii Mlon tk m in bojilom VOtfbt, N Sx! t '1 fOOQII onlttn xkln Of Iwiniuin 10 n urns llauiniiTinlll. BB pouml il fMUUl llainim-t mill. BB pOMIll 100 rOttfJII pllmarv DODOr BOOd QttOl Ity. BsB IBQ r oi nil Bfoctlca popor, Rood ojttl My. Ixl OH fiO r(ntnii MAltl loffol rap BUB Pttpi-r. 1 nil fOBOp print r DtVfl papn iinrtiltMl. Uu riniu ilrnwlim. ruinnmu. tixlJ rrnniH ilrawlnt;, IiIrIi Kraili ,ult utl POT tilrrlianlcal ilnivvliiK, Bl 13. 0. W A0JCII. sot BiiMrlnlMdooi Clly Bobooli STUDEBAKER $475.00 Down Standard Six Duplex-Phaeton t'2 month!) ..f 9HI.3U A Year Ahead of Its Time The One-Profit Duplex more up-to-date than the newest "yearly models" apartment. 43f,-W. ss-nzp! pint a permanent cess pool have perry, the well driller, nink a large hole through the lava rock and Into thn underlying crevices, making a real drain at small expense, Eor estimates and nertfea phone 44 or cull at 22f Congress hi. 1U tiOKI AND POI ND LOST Small HOStofi bull dog, fe male. AnaweiH to dame of Patsy. I Please notify C. V. Sllvls and r- .eive reward. 1 .S-.'2c THE Duplex Body, introduced by Stud baker in September, 1024, is a revolu tionary new-type open car with advantages open car3 have never ponsessed before. Within in steel-framed upper structure are concealed roller side enclosures which the driver may lower in 30 aeconds without leaving his seat giving instant protection from rain, snow, cold or wind. With equal ease the enclosures roll up out of light. So obvious are the advantages of the Duplex that Studebnker ha become the out standing leader in the open-car field among cars selling above SI 000. Triumph of Stuilcbaker Engineering Other manufacturers will undoubtedly have to follow in Studchaker'a footsteps. For any open car today without this unique advan tage is obsolete. But at thn tlmn thin ttrtvnrtinernent i writ fan, Sttittefrakmt ami Stuttnh.iknr nlonn offer you thin douhlo convenience. Another important engineering advantage pioneered by Studehaker is the use of gen uine, full-size balloon tires, with steering mechanism, fenders and body lines especially designed for them. Other manufacturerti are gradually fol lowing Studcbaker's lead hut rnmnmhnr, Stutlnbalinr developed thi Important feature 11 month! aio. On the Studebaker Standard Six Duplex- Phaeton illustrated above, you'll find an automatic spark control, safety lighting con trol on the steering wheel, H Uy clock, gaso Una .'.auge on the dash, improved one-piece w ndshisld, special coincidental lock of igni tion and ' fling gear, foot controlled cowl ventilator, completely machined crankabaft, oil drain valve which a girl can operate with out soiling her hands, and waterproof igni tionall Studebaker features. Tieao mrm a fair of Mie ponfi which thaw thet Studebaker cere are more up-to-date than tlte "new mntlela" now belnt announced In ditty aucceaaion. And any automobile expert will tell you that new models ol necessity sre engineering experiments Only after montha of uae j'ti the hand of ownera oan all mechanical flaw be eliminated. Engineers are human and it takes time to eliminate mistakes. Thus, when you buy a Studebaker, you not only get a motor car that is completely up to date, but you also eliminate all gueis work and gamble. Your new cur has been tested and proved satisfactory in the hands of thousands of owners. Come In today and see the One-Profit Duplex which has made all other open cars obsolete. It is called s "onc-prolit" car because all vital units are built entirely by Studebaker thus eliminating the extra profit! aud overhead of outside parts makers which many other manufacturers must pay and include In the purchase price to you. This explains the fine quality and the low price. Automotive Service Co. 102(1 Itond Hlrcnl, opposite V. It. MANNY, Prop. TWO I.OCATIONH Downing Cafe l!M (tirrnwuml I'honn III V -ll-JI li THIS TUDB BAKER YEAR I