THE HKND HUI.T.KTIN. T5KND. OREnOV, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 21, 1940
VAGK SEVEN
STOCKSDROP .
IRREGULARLY
Pre-Holiday Caution
Marks Day
Wheal and (upper Show
l inn in All
Markets
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next vnr IimiIuik rvpoit will lmw u
i nor ihan WiiMinal decline. I.itlli
trading wu done in utilities and they
fhuluutrd narrtiwly
Avui(in were murd flcndix
made n new hlih M Xi, up ytntA.
ntid thru di iftd down lo u Miiall lo.-
I' lilted Ann nil lef'tMeird 4 sm.ill
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titiir ntiniiil HU.UJO HhiMt yf.lrr
d.ty Curl) it.nk .ilt wvtf Im.JQJ
toimuiisl with S10.000 kiuirri tit ihr
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Now U iho Timo Io Do Your
Interior
Decorating
Moro New 1940
Wallpaper
Samples
Wallpaper
Remnants At
Reduced Prices!
mJtmmmmmUJ kimWl kn $U tQN6l
YOUR GILMORE STATION
llili hioik
Jiiiitliiin Mull mill IIiiiiiI Ms.
111.12
Dog Show's
I'ticnox Ctucu, tiny Chihuahua owned by Henrietta Proctor Don
ticll, of Ijirciimont, N. mn't any biftKr than a minulr, bul the
lxks proud iu a lion, emcreinft from her kennel at the WestmintUr
KcihrI CJub dux khow in New York. Hi-ason; she won award as
bt of her breed
ItOSTON WOOL
Ili.Mi.n. Irb. 2! A wilmR it
tiiiulr prtd'mtiulcd in Uie Ifc'Mim
wool m.irki t I ikI. iv the U. S tigri
culluir ri purtmc-ilt rr ported
L'M-n wrrc kimwinu tin mtrel lii
Kirav rnmhinn domestic wtKfU rx
tx pl fur tptrtidtir uih m hiw quar
trr-blnod ur fur an occaAiuruil aituill
qu.itittiy ui niine Krdc to piece out
iln ki for imtnediitU mrd.
Despite the imk itf drmuiul hold
er uf Irmtorv wimiU were mMin
lumintf (U'tt.ultnn at InM week
level Comhiiig thrvc-eiiththii hlMd
trtittniy wool which U currently one
of lite ttmil plentiful giudea uf do
me tic wools un thu market were
quoted fmrty firmly at 80 to 02 ccnu
Minirrd Imu.
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loilliind. Feb. 21 llLiveatuck:
hoau. kdlahle 7j0. tutal 1200; ktcady lo
wek: RiMtH-rhoiee lb drive-
in $u-610. itirlotn tn J6 2S; 2o0-260
lb K'M), httht hithu $25-5 76;
ItuelllnK uwi $4 50-4 lb; light feeder
pi $4. I
Cattle. 2j, talven. anlublfl 2A. tuUl
5Tr ffitrly active, muitly steady ; me-diutn-goud
fed steers $8-8.75; cutter -co.iuttoii
heiferx $5-8 aO; rutter-com
inon ruwi $4-5; tamtvra down tn
$.1.75. fat dairy $5 2S-5!S0; goini beef
$4-S 75; Puu&age bulls $5.75-6 75; good
v.-i.ln $10. seleuu $11.
Mieef., 300: no rmlv fuilrs; gener
ally asking fully steady; good-choice
led jJioni luiub lu-ld above $7.50;
tiood-rhoice wiMtled Inmlw $g50-8.65,
( hoiix' wouled cwn to $4 40.
roltll.AMI HHOIH'CK
I'oill.md. Feb 21 (!'- Butter nnd
t were unelumgefl today.
lJoullry remained attivc.
Apples were .steady.
Sweet uoliitoet were higher.
Spinach wuj lower.
I'olMtoex were slow; onions steady;
(.cits lower.
Dr. Grant Skinner
l036WIISroo
OKirr Phone J Ro. Phon 198-M
Evoningt by Appointment
Lenice George
DANCE STUDIO
239 Louitiana Avonue
Phone 359
ami Lunmx
Phone 15H
Sure
Mrs. Lottadough Uses
City Cleaner Service .
She make reilnln Hint rlotfies are In per
ferl eiinilition ... so If you want perfect
rl. anion at mucleral. price, you, loo,
should wnil your Ihlnni to
Cify Cleaners
Wall Slnfl Phone 24B
Little Big Shot
Bend's F. C. A. Wins
Card From Redmond
Redmond, Feb. 21 Bend hi(h
school's Futuie CrafUmen uf Amer
ica won a 12 event boxing and wrcs
t ling card ngaimt Kedmond union
hiifh rchool's Future Fannera of
America in the Kedmnnd high school
gymnasium here last night, taking
six events to Hedmond'i four.
Tlte llend boys look two of the
three wrestling matches scheduled,
and four of the nine boxing bunts.
Two bouts were declared draws by
Keferec Murphy. Kedmond took one
wrestling match and Kedmond box
ers won three decpinns.
Chambers of Bend and L. Adams
of Kedmond fought to a dia,w. 1hete
boys, experienced fiKhters, were well
mulched and put on a gftd show.
1 he suiprise of the evening came
when O. Adams of Kedmond took a
deciskm from A. Trout man of Bend.
Adams, not yet 15 yenra old. proved
an aggresivc and cool-headed fighfer
and forced the fight throughout the
three rounds. These two boy were
the "heavy weight" of the evening,
both chocking in at 165 pound.
In lite wrestling matches, Gotchy
of Bend took the dectMon over
Strickland of Redmond, Sholes of
Bend won fror Sturdivan of Red
mond, and McFall of Kedmond won
from Cady of Bend.
Boxers who won their bouts for
Bond were D. Koho, who dcciMoncd
Schmidt; McFadden. who won over
Davis; F helps, who won from Hart
ford; and Gibson, who took his match
with Klritil Other Kedmond boxers
besides O. Adams who won their
matches were Klnnn. who defeated
Springs; and Irving Jones, who won
tver Ellis. Burnett of Kedmond und
J. Koho of Bend fought a draw.
As a curtain rat.ser. the Lundherg
twins, Chuck and Chun, 40-pounders,
won the hilarious approval of the
audience when they Mood too to toe
nnd poked each other on the chin for
three rounds.
A capacity crowd filled the Ked
mond gym for laM night's matches,
which were presented under the aus
pices of the Kedmond chamber of
commerce, one-third of the proceeds
' to go for Finnish relief.
I Redmond F. F. A. boys, coached by
j Borden Beck, will go to Bend March
I 8 for a return bout with the CrHfts
i men. Coach of the Craftsmen Is M. A.
Cochran, and their advisor is Eugene
Clark.
SOI DIFRS SKNTtNCFD
Paris, Feb. 21 UrV A military tri
bunal nenlcnced two soldiers to
death today In applying for the first
time the law os.sed September 1.
1139. against pillaging of evacuated
property.
Paul Loy and Rene Lilltcr were
convicted of robbing a villa on the
island of Luge at Port Marly, on the
outskirts of Paris October 2.
rCKll.AM) DAIRY
Tht fdllowinK prices wore named
on the produce exchone lu be effec
tive ttidM:
liutter: Cube extras, St'ic: stand
nrcls, 31c; prime firsts, 'JO'ic; lusls,
00c.
fc'MKs (Pnxluco exchiinKG quotations
between dealers): Extras, Urttc. jgc;
standards, larKc, Uc; extras, medium,
17c; standards, medium. Uc.
5AN FRANCISCO DAIRY MARKET
Butter: 92 score, 32c; 91 score.
31c; 90 score, 313c; 89 score, 304c.
Cheese: Wholesale flats, 17c; trip
lets. 16'sc.
Fiiks: Lame l!)'vc; large standards.
18'ic; medium, 17'-.,c: small, 13Wc.
AUTO LOANS
$20.00 to $1,000.00
ON YOUR CAR
1930 lo 1939 Models Light Trucks
nnd Out ol State Cars
1 TO IK MONTHS TO KKl'AY
Contracts Refinanced
Money Immediately
Consumers Credit
Company
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FOR SAMS
1 1 1st T HADING FUST, Ittt Bond bt.
Heavy saw mandril, corner cup
board, unfinished chests of drawers,
radio and magazine tables. Radiant
No. 4 kerosene lamp, lea titer dimfnld,
buioculars, cameras. 87tf-6fip
LEAVING TOWN -Will sell my
equity in 4 room modern, fireplace,
glassed in back porch, two lots, lawn
and trees. Corner of 6th and Olney.
Call 607 -M. j-tt5-tf7p
GOOD GKKEN alfalfa luiy K M
Baaeh, 2 miles east of Bend on
Bend-Bui nj highwuy. Prwmefi-F-3
&52-4-oHp
$-KOOM modern piastered house. 2
lota, double garage, basement. Close
Ui school. George otukoe. 1039 Wall
Bt. Phone 67. 850-6-66p
HUDSON SEDAN, motor and
body excellent, tire fair. A good
buyl Also sturdy 3 wheel trailer.
600-21 tires, fine shape. Cabin 11,
Bend Auto Court. g43-64-66p
Woman Organist Well
Received at Concert
Mus Claire Coci. distinguished
young organist from New York city,
lived up to her reputation as one ?f
the country's foremost woman or
ganists by her pciformance on the
new Kimball pipe utgan in Uend'i
First Baptist chur.h lat night.
Bcfurc a Large audience which
filled the church, Misa Coci present
ed her rocital of classic and popular
mu.'ic- In the regal "Toccata and
Fugue in D Minor," by Bach, which
opened the concert, the artist dis
played the finely balanced tonal re
source of the organ by a sparkling
technique. The Bach "Choral" which
followed was played In well chosen,
broad, sweeping lutes. Buxtehude's
lilting "Fugue" literally danced in
classic figuration.
Miss Coci's next two groups con
tained Uie more popular variety of
music. "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot,"
and "Noel," both received enthusias
tic re.spitnsc from the audience. Two
other American compositions repre
sented were Ticeata on St. Theo
duiph. by Roland Diggle, and "Car
Ulon," by Eric DeLamartcr.
Probably the two must startling
numbers on the program were the
Toccata" from Widor's fifth syh
rhony, nnd the "Finale. from
Vicrne's first symphony, both played
in scintillating, clean cut style.
Initiative Proposes
Return of Pinballs
Portland. Feb. 21 'U An initia
tive proposal to legalize pinballs,
punchboards, bingo, bank nights and
other such operations was ready to
day for filing with the secretary of
state at Salem sometime this week.
Ihe document, consiMing of 34
typewritten paucs and 26 icclions.
will be filed by John W. Van Home.
secretary-lreiLMirer of the "Oregon
Merchants' Lcgikliitive league."
Van Home cluiined revenue from
the proposed amendment, if adopted,
would be about $2,000,000 annually,
the greater part of which would be
returned to the counties to pay
county costs of old agt assistance.
FILES FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Baker. Ore, Feb. 21 'Us Arvin O.
Robb, Baker attorney, today had his
hat in the ring for the office ci dis
trict attorney of Baker county on the i
democratic ticket. j
The incumbent. C. T. Godwin, re-'
publican, indicated several weeks ago
he would retire if younger men
wished to file.
FII1P CASl'Al.HES GIVEN
London, Feb. 21 HisThe admiralty
announced today that total casualties
in Uie torpedoing of the British de
stroyer Daring were 156 missing and
believed drowned. The total included
nine officers among whom was Com
mander S. A. Cooper; 145 enlisted
men, and two members of the staff of
the navy, army and air force institute.
WORK ON All MARK
IJcigen, Feb. 21 nr- Hie 9.000-lon
Geitnan steamer Weigand was at
tempting today to relloat the Alt
mark, which became lodged in the
ico of Jovssingen Fjord last week just
before she was boarded by men from
the British destroyer Cosfaik, who
rescued British prisoners.
2.30&K93 ON WPA
Washington, Feb. 21 luAlhc work
projects administration had 2.305.89.1
persons on its rolls at the close of
, li u.iu. lr Artftinrt ITftkiinrv li - nln
of 18,086 in a week. This was down
HH.IUI trom tng corresponding week
last year.
Red Hyder
would V'JL -SfcJ-ii. W iJttSXM. Yl I 1 GOTTA Wyl. a,,. A I E?ac nra - -J-rk
j ; j
FOR HA lii
ONE GOOD USED leather daven
port. A-l condition. Bend Furni
ture Company. IX,9-(i5-67c
GKNU1NK CKUAK C.'HF-ST made by
high wluK.I senior. See it at 238
Kivcrfeide. Pried reasonable.
8H3-C5-C7p
400 ACHE RANCH -Under Squaw
Creek Irrigatuin DistrM-t in Clover
dale community. Has 120 acres good
water right, open range on 3 sides.
Suitable for cattle or sheep. See
Warner Edmund, Star Route Red
mond. Or. 7S5-5Jf-Gtip
RADIOS FOR SALE
f'hilco 8 Tula.- Cabinet Model $29 50
Zenith 8 Tube Cabinet Model . $19 60
I'hlho 9 Tulie Cabinet Model WIW
Philio 8 Tube Cabinet Model .. $' 50
Philco 9 Tube Table Model $19 50
RCA 8 Tube Table Model $19 50
Others As Low As $ 4.50
All late rnodeU. Short wave recep
tion, and automatic volume control.
Guaranteed reception.
BfcNO FURNITURE COMPANY
822-62 -67c
10 TONS ALFALFA H A Y Con
Breen place, across from Alfalfa
stoic. Box 24CA, Bend, Oregon.
793-61-66p
40 ACRE HANCH Six, mile, out, 35
acres C. O. I., plastered 6 room
house, outbuildings, cement cistern,
electricity available. $2,500. $30000
down, $20 month. Anne Forbes, 139
Oregon. Phone 102. 857-64-66r
JACKPINE slab wood, any length.
John M Griswuld, 58 Greley. Tele-i
phone 946-J. 853-64-69p
10 ACRES LAND Swalley water. 4
room house, hay, shea, chicken
house, barn, garage, alfalfa, berries,
garden. $1,700. Terms. Geo. Stokoe.
1039 Wall St. Phone 67. 851-64-66p
NEW TRUMPETS, trombones, re
duced 20 on .the following makes:
Elkhart. Windsor. Blessing and Bun
dy'a. This offer expires March 1st.
Bend Muic Co., 114 Minnesota Ave.
Phone 712. 824-62-71c
BIG RUMMAGE SALE Saturday.
February 24 next door to Oregon
Market. Clothes for men. women
and children sold cheap, new as well
as old. Don't mis it. Sponsored by
Women's Bowling League. 818-63-68c
$3,200 BUYS modern i room, 2 lots.
corner Newport and West Third.
Good spot for grocery. $550 ca-.fi
buvs 4 room on Ogden. C. V. Silvis.
118 Oregon. 886-66-6Sp
$07500 Cozy new three nice rooms,
lot 50x120, choice hxration. 2 blocks
of river, school, sidewalks, 9 block;,
city, part ca-sh. Also choice comer
lot, reasonable, full view river and
ftchool. Inquire 1144 Columbia.
884-66-71C
12-FOOT 1HA1LER HOUSE Fur
nehed. Stove, radio, bed and sume
cooking utensils. $80 ca-sh. Inquire
Dunn's Shell Service Station. First
and Revere. 882-6p
DO YOU WANT TO BUY? Three
room, $450; 4 room, $G50; 3 room,
$750; 5 room. $900; all semi-modern.
3 room, $1,000: 4 room. $1,100: 3 room.
$1,200; 5 room. $1,700, all modem.
Also acreages. Nice homes $2,809 up.
Pearl Moore, O Kane Bldg. Phone
164-W. 881-66-68c
5-ROOM modem house. Two lots,
large pine trees, large chicken house
and garage, eight blocks from center
of town. $1,500. Pearl Moore. O Kane
Bldg. Phone 164-W. 880-G6-68c
TWO PUREBRED Jorsey bull . age
11 months. Dam's records 495 lbs.
and 524 lbs.. 305 days. Sire's dam.
746 lbs. Reasonable price. Bernard
Cox. Terrebonne. Phone Redmond
17-F-25. 873-65-70p
5 ACRES LAND Four acres water,
small home, garage, chicken houses.
close in. $300, terms. George Stokoe.
1039 Wall St. Phone 67.
8G8-65-67p
WILL, SELL my paying restaurant
business. Small amount of capital
will handle. For further information
write R. J. Salter, 744 E. Marshall St..
Bend. 867-65-67p
RHODE ISLAND RED yearling hens.
all laying. $1.00 each. Also five
breeding cockerels from McRae stock.
1306 East First. Phone 831.
8C6-65-70c
ALMOST NEW, 1500 -watt Delco
light plant complete with batteries,
radio and iron. Box 86, Terrebonne,
Oregon. 826-63-68-p
A REAL HOME New 5-room cot
tage, utility room. nook, beautiful
in and out. hardwood lloors. garage,
trees, sidewalk, near school and
river. Closed Sundays. $2600. $."00
cash, consider some trade. 1144 Co
lumbia St. 838-63-68-c
FOR SALE OK TRADE
'38 BU1CK SPECIAL SEDAN, built
in trunk, low mileage, tires 85,
radio, heater, motor A-l. Will sell or
trade lor house. Write 887. Care of
Bulletin. 887-6S-68p
18 LIGHT FEEDER PIGS for talc or
trade for hay. mile north of
Lemkc's Service Station on new
high-way. George Dartt.
883-G6-G?p
COLEMAN OIL CIRCULATOR for
sale or trade for good wood cir
culator. Phone 738-W or call 1519 E.
Eighth. 877-G6-68c
FOR KNT
2-HOOM fumi'hed apartment, close
ui. Phone 168- W before 8 p. m.
889-66-68C
6-ROOM house, large stone cellar, all
modern, well furmslaHl, quiet zone,
e.ragc, city light and water. Phon.
9U'I alter 5 p. m. Call at rear hause
135 Cleveland anytime.
879-66-68p
CLOSE IN, desirable apartment with
bedroom, electrically equipped,
garage, lull bament. washing mach
ine. Inquire No. 7. Westoiua Apart
ment, corner Portland and West 3rd.
872-5-87c
SMALL ONE ROOM apartment.
suitable for one person, sleeping or
light housekeeping. Accea to show
er and hot water. Close to town. 623
Hill Street. 871-65-7p
5- ROOM modern furnished house.
close in. AUo two room modem
furnished apartment Call at 830
Federal. 862-6S-67p
2-HOOM furnished cabin. 2034 La
fayette St.. by the Pentecostal Mis
sion. 860-65-67p
FUHNISJIED on room housekeeping
apartment, well heated. Also on
sleeping room. On block from city
center. 940 Harrunan. Th Eata
benet Place. Phon 573.
855-64-66c
MISCELLANEOUS
BICYCLES. GUNS, locks repaired;
shear, knives sharpened; saws
filed; all kind keys made; combina
tions changed on safes; locks; solder
ing. Gun bought and sold. Hender
son's Repair Shop. 876-6S-67p
WATCH REPAIRING Keep your
watch in good order. The cost is
low, only $2.00 for cleaning and ad
justing to accurate time. H. B.
Moore. Watchmaker, next door to
Wool worth's. 854-64-66p
NOTICE! Former Lesh Home or
Cottage Hospital now under new
management with Mrs-. Bessie Hen
derson in charge. Special care for
convalescent with private room at
reasonable rates. Under own doctor'
supervision. Phone 415.
848-64 -66p
USED CARS
BRING HOME THE BACON $100
worth of groceries to be given away.
A grocery order given with every
Used Car sold during this week-end
special. Many cars to choose from at
Felix Motor Sales, 61 Oregon Ave.
888-66-68C
BUICKS! I know the history and
record of nearly every Buick in
Central Oregon. For the best buy in
used Buicks see Harry Swanson. I
have several listed for sale.
.S24-4n-6Sp
FOR SALE OR LEASE
FOR SALE OR LEASE Forty acres,
Swalley water, seven room house,
electricity, telephone, water in, barn,
chicken house, brooder house, team
and farm machineries. Close in. In
quire 1006 Delaware. 84-64-69p
FOUND
FOUND V-8 hub cap. Owner may
have same by paying for this ad at
Bulletin Office. 890-66C
WANTED
WANTED Juniper wood, .seasoned,
for lathe turning. Give price, etc.
Route 4, Box 285-B. Portland. Ore.
864-65-6Tp
HELP WANTED
MAN AND WIFE wanted on small
ranch. F. A. Schneuer. Route 1.
Box 412. 875-63-67p
F'MPLOYMENT OFFICb
ThM rtifl,U. fa wmrk wanted by
rn. rsMtrsa .1 Um Ural state rtjplaj
nril aftcc. S3 Oraran avt.aa Telephant
1. ar s.ppH ar Ifcat aalca. New advar
tiaraiaata will appear daily .Mil farther
aUre. All la.airlea ekeeld St addrinil la
Ike caplayaseat aeace CM in. tka aaLa tat
advartiataien-. apewaJad.l
A 2-21-40 Young man and wife for
farm and dairy work. Fully ex
perienced in farm work, irrigation.
Both milk. Want permanent loca
tion. Have three boys in school.
B 2-21-4fJ Local young woman, age
25. looking for hour work or home
laundry.
C 2-21-40 Middle aged man, has
many yean experience as finish
carpenter. Non-union. Very anxious
for employment of above nature.
Business Professional
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WOOD SAWING
IXIR WOOD SAWING Call Renn's
Wood Yard, 817-J or residence, 22
McKay. 657-54-80p
RADIO SERVICE
COMPLETE STOCK first quality
Phil-o radio tubes. All packed in
sealed cartons. Cet better perform
ance by using Philco tubes. Bend
Furniture Co.
At Bay
Grandfather Dances
Jig at Age of 92
1 he grandfather of a Bend hiKh
school pupil. Miss Ordrie Clark, last
week celebrated his Wind birthday
at Wullowa, by duncing a jig lo the
tune of "Ih Devil's Dream. Born
in Mitsourt on February 12, 1948,
Scott Clark has resided in tha Wal
lowa valley sinoa 1HM. Misa Clark
vouches for his spryness and agility
in dancing the jigs and reels ho sliJt
enjoys.
The late Dnniel Clark, Ordrie's
father, was a sheep shearer in Des
chutes county for many years. Her
grandfather celebrated hi 6bth wed
ding anniversary in 1937. shortly be
fore Mrs. Scott Clark died. Seven of
Clark's H children are still living.
Students Plan Bicycle
Tours in Nova Scotia
Halifax M Echoes of the Euro- 1
pean war are reverberating in bicycle
tour associations.
Word from the Students Inter-
national Travel aocialion reaching
here said some 200 United States col- ;
lege students, who usually tour Cu- :
rope on bicycles, will converge on '
Nova Scotia next summer. . (
Cape Breton will be the objective
of the cyclists, the district is said to
be "different" than that previously '
traveled -by the parties. The stu- 1
dents will cover the province in
groups of 10 ta 15.
An official of the organization said
the groups will travel to the province
by boat from New York and Boston '
headuuartcrs and will do part of the I
traveling by bus and railroad.
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