The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, December 21, 1940, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textr. PAGE EIGHT TTIE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OltECON, S.-TI'RDAY. DErFMRF.tl 21. 10-10 STOCK TREND IS IRREGULAR Special Issues Make Wide Swings Most Shares Unchanged In Light Day on Market MARKETS AT A il-ANCE tHy UnilnJ 1'raaal ' Storks Irreffular and quiet. Bonds irregular; U. S. govern mcnts lower. Curb storks IrrcRularly higher. Foreign exchange easy. Cotton firm. Wheat up to S, cents arid corn up 14 to 't. Rubber slightly firmer. By Elmer C Walter ( Uaitd Prwa Financial Editor! New York, Dec. 21 It Stocks moved irregularly In light trading today. Leading storks were dull and little changed. A few special is sues made wide swings. Consoli dated Oil was active and firm. Seaboard Air Line Railway sell ing at 12 cents a share, its low for the year and General Electric, at a small decline, also were ac tive. Steel shares were about un changed. Chrysler had a small loss and General Motors a gain. Public Service of New Jersey equaled its low and then firmed to a minor advance. Utilities gen erally were steady. Rails were little changed. Tobaccos sagged. Lorillard made a new low at 17 1. off and Reynolds Tobacco B equaled its low at 30 off V American To bacco B registered a small ad vance. Best gainers were Cudahy Pack ing at 13 up 24; Walgren prefer red with warrants 104H up 2 and a new high; American Wool i en preferred 544 up l1; Ameri can Hawaiian Steamship 38 H up IV.; and U. S. Gypsum 64 up 1. American Smelting preferred made a new high at 155 up 3H. Steel operations are scheduled Scientific Motor Tuneup nd Carburetor Service Let Us Adjust Your Car For Cold Weather Driving COMPLETE BATTERY. ELECTRICAL AND CARBURETOR SERVICE Lee Dyer's Electric Ml lUrriman Phone 757 At Our New Location: 822 Wall St. Next Door to Pacific Power BEND APPLIANCE CO. MS Wall Street WHO'S WHO in BEND AN ALPHABETICAL CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY OP RELIABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES Beauty Shop Cover Those Gray Hairs .. Hair Tinting and Bleaching Our Specialty Powder Puff BEAUTY SHOP Phone 484 Northwiistern Mutual Northwest Casualty Insurance Companies M. R. COOPER Miner Bldg. Phone MS-J Insurance J. E. LOSEY District Manager Colorado Life Co. Family Circle Policy Insure All in One 825 Franklin Phone 642 W COMMERCIAL PRINTING OF QUALITY Photographic Offset Letterpress The Band Bulletin , Phone So "Dance, Girl, Dance Maureen O'Hara. IxmiI Hayward and Lucille Ball In a scene from "lance, Cilrl. llance" which opens tomorrow at the Tower Theatre. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK Portland. Dec. 21 'If Hogs. 4050: closed 35-45C higher after steady opening; late bulk 165-215 lb. drive-ins Sfi.75-6.85; extreme top $6.90; medium weights 50-75C below top, underweights 75 $1.25 down; parking sows $4.50-5; feeder pigs closed $1 higher, at $5 5.50. Cattle. 2250. calves 200; com pared week ago. steers steady, cows 25c higher, heifers and bulls fully steady, vealers 50c up; fediwore substitute teachers in Red steers $8.50-10; stockers and feed ers S7-&25; fed heifers S8J&&75, light dairy heifers $4.75-5.75; fan ner to common cows $3.50-5, fat dairy cows to $5.50, good beef cows $6.50.7: bulls mostly $6-7. top $7.25; closing sales selected vealers to $10.50, week's bulk $9.50 down. Sheep, 3000; compared week ago, fat lambs 25c, spots 50c lower, ewes steady; good to choice trucked in wooled lambs $7.75-8, carloads to $8.25; few feeder $6.90 7; shorn lambs mostly $7 down, early shorn to $7.50; good slaugh ter, ewes $4-4.50. to start next week around present levels. Department store sales in the week ended Dec. 14, according to the federal reserve report to day, were down one per cent as compared with a year ago. Other types of stores are making a much better showing and the av erage net gain over a year ago for all retail establishments this week amounts to 6 to 9 per cent, according to Dun and Bradstreet. Dow Jones closing stock aver ages: industrial 128.89 up 0.02; rail 27.17, up 0.03; utility 19.59 up 0.03. Stock sales approximated 420. 000 shares against 390,000 a week ago. Curb stock sales were 109, 000 shares compared with 114,000 last Saturday. SAX FRANCISCO DAIRY Butter: 92 score, 334c; 91 score, 33c; 90 score, 33c; 89 score. 32c. Cheese: Wholesale flats, 17'iC: triplets, 17c. , Eggs: Large, 32-ie; large standards, 31 'ic; medium, 31 "(ic; small, 25 toe. Phone 861 Monuments Finest Granite Hade In Oregon Bee Your Local Agent R.C. CARYL ISM Awhrey Boad Phone CT-M MEMORIALS THAT PLEASE Domestic and Imported Marble and Granite m Taw ru B.O. antes r Mrs. G. G. Hathorn Phone 745-R Radio Repairing RADIO SERVICE All Makes Tubes Crosley Badlae All Work Guaranteed Open Evenings George's Radio Service 1390 Cumberland Phone 900 Dyer's Garage and Auto Electric HUDSON AGENCY Complete Automotive Service 621 Fnnklln On the Highway Phone 787-W Redmond Redmond, Dec. 21 ( Special Redmond stores will be open Mon day and Tuesday evenings to ac commodate Christmas shoppers, it is announced. The post office will be open Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning on account of the heavy Christmas mail, says Postmaster Arthur Tift. Mrs. Borden Beck. Mrs. Alvin Sorensen and Mrs. Jack Hartley mond union high school this week. teaching for Miss Jean Ramsden. Miss Margaret Rugh and David Wilson. Chester Lantz son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lantz. who enlisted in the navy last fall and is in train ing at San Diego, came home this week for the Christmas vacation. Carol Heim. chemical engineer ing student at Willamette univer sity, came home Thursday to spend Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heim. Al Dumler, president of the Redmond-Sisters Sportsmen club, announces a turkey shoot Sunday at the Cline Falls trap grounds. George Hartford, chairman of the trap shoot committee, is in charge of the all-day affair. Dr. Howard Wells' call to active service in the medical corp has been deferred until January 15. Wells will then go to Fort Lewis, Wash. Carl Cross is building a home for William Funk in the South man addition. Redmond union high school alumni dance is scheduled for Monday, sponsored by the Pep club. Thirty Christmas baskets con taining food, clothing and toys will be distributed Tuesday after noon by the Redmond Kiwanis club, announces Dr. Hal Rogers. Clyde Martin, athletic coach In Condon high school, will come to Redmond this week-end to spend the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Martin, and brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Zering. Mrs. Kate Colvin of Horse Heaven mine is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeRoss. Miss Grace Carroll of Bend is employed at the Deschutes Grain and Feed Co. and is living with Mrs. Clara Albrecht. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wilson of Eugene came Friday tp spend Christmas with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Em- DRY BODY For Furnace, Range, Fireplace Brookings Wood Yard Phone 767 or 368 Real Estate PEARL MOORE Dealer in Service Stations, Ranches, Residence and Business Property Acreage Lilt Property er Wants With Me' Room 8 O'Kane Building Phone 717 Groswold and Splitkein Skis Olaf Skjersaa Ski Shop 418 Florida Phone 927-W il Block East of Bond SL ' Open Evenings Transfer and Storage BEND-PORTLAND TRUCKING SERVICE Pickup and Delivery Servior Long Distance Hauling Phone 544 Trucking Service Trucks-Bikes For Rent Trucks and Bikes For Rent! Move Yourself, Save Vtl Bee Hive Truck may be oaed anywhere in the V. S. A, without red tape or special license when transporting your own goods. Long trips, short trips anywhere. See your Texaco dealer. Mission Service Station Bend and Fras kiln Phone 349 Classified Rates i.1 Words One Time . 8.: Word Throe Times WNnnls six Times Marria a.ar 11. Ir par nai Tnraa tlma rata. I a r ana Una ptaa Ir Nil lima rala four Hmh art. tlma Ona maa..i ran a. . , rata Mimmnm rnarga lar LINK KATK Wr -CAPITALS itle ( UuiM AJ.rnlt.lnt " In Aa'.a.nra Iliil l ,in Tier, 11 ill I. M. BEND I.OIMiK NO. 218 I. O. O. 1" Meets Kvery Monday Night I. O. O. K. Temple. 2tVS Krunklln Avenue Robert ClURSton. Noble ('.rand 1. R. MIBer. Sec.. Phone Ml-M ORDKR YOUR cut flowers and potted plants now. Many other gift suggestions too! IXmner r lower Shop, Sf.l Wall St. Phone .145. 7715-16oi 4 ROOM moilern plastered house on paved str.Ht. ja.OOt). 5210.00 dou n. IVarl Moore, O'Kane Bldg. 915-13 1:V CORN FED TURKtYS - ltic for toms and 21c for hens, live weight. Jim Vaselieu, ' mile south of Highway Tawrn. W4 U-Uip NEW MATERIALS IN LICENSING SYSTEM President's Move 'Boosts List to 73 Washington. Dec. 21 '111-- Prcsl- dent Roosevelt today issued a proclamation placing 15 addition al materials under' the export licensing system, including plans and equipment for the production of aviation lubricating oil. The president's move boosted to 73 the number of crucial materials placed under the rigid licensing system. The materials added to the list today includes: Bromine: ethylene; cobalt: plas tic molding machines and presses; gauges; measuring machines: testing machines hydraulic pumps: tools incorporating in- dustrial diamonds; equipment and plans for the production of avia- tion lunncating oil; ethylene dye- bromide; methylamine; strontium metals and ores; abrasives and abrasive products containing em ery', corundum or garnet; as well as abrasive paper and cloth; and balancing machines. The White House said that the 15 items were add.-d to perfect the list of products covered in former proclamations. Already under the export II- cense system are aviation gas oline. machine tools, tin, rubber and other strategic and critical materials needed for the national defense. LOUIS TO FIGHT CONN New York, Dec. 21 IP Joe Louis signed today to defend his heavyweight championship in June against Billy Conn of Pitts-1 burgh, light heavyweight cham-1 pion. I est Wilson, and son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Max Cun noing. Miss Maxine Cunning, sophomore at the University of Oregon, accompanied her grand parents home. On account of Ill ness Maxine will remain out of school the winter term. Miss Phyllis Means, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Means, was married Sunday to Sergeant El mer Graham of Bend. The cere mony was performed by the chief justice of Washington supreme court at Olympia .Wash. The Gra hams will come to Redmond for the holidays. Graham is on leave from Camp Lewis. Miss Grace Irwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Irvin, and Miss Ruth Hartley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hartley, came home Friday afternoon from Eu gene. Both are students at the U. of O. FRED A. UTA) ALLEN, MA Eye, Ear, Nose and Threat Specialist Room 6 Penney-Newberry Bldg. Office Phone 97 House Phone S34 Office Hours: 9 to 121:30 to 5 CASH For Christmas Expenses jm -j- Bepay Only $65 $5.17 Per Month NO PAYMENTS TILL NEXT YEAR Portland Loan Co. N. b. fiOODklt.H. alar. Kal. . rtmney hmi. Band. Oraf an fttata Llcanaa S IIS RED RYDER 60 0H.'1RAKSlATEi, BUT I ASSURE TOUTH6-a THAT (VP, t llSONUXA tixl U . I Yo RE I FOR SAI.K IIICII TESTINl. Jersey row. Will freshen xlinrllv. three years nlil. SOc -nils is a (jixxl buy fr a reason-H-V iihle price. Inquire at 4ifi I'ulo tl.il) nolo. X4 I I Kip ONKSl.liillli.Y I'SK.Holl burner stove. Cheap it taken lit once. V.tM W. Second St. ilLWl I Itip TWO I'AIK ot skates, doll htic,c.y anil bed. HXM Newport. Phone ;i'n; it. ii.'ii l ip IUVKS - IV pound, live weight; large turkeys. Uic alive, and 2.V extra (or pirkinn. tilenn Kilmer, one mile north o( alrort. !CS 14 10c 1.1VK TURKKYS - Toms. IV; hens. 1'lc at Klder Hanch, 7 miles I norlh on old highway. !M7 U l.V VIVK YOUNt: milk rows, some fresh and romiiiR fresh. Also one vear old Purhain bull. Route 2. itox ai!. on Tumulo rpserx'oir road. IKUlllllio skt ok KINK nlnnerware. virt for eight with 12 cuis and xauerrs. SIMM. Also Klivtrolux nnd Hot Point refrigerator, llol lister Ranrh. Hutler Market Road. Phone 10K-5. 917-13-IV WKLL HUILT two-he.-l trailer. Iniinii-eal 1455 Ilhaca. 9tU 13 15p FIVE RtXM furnished house, not modern; electric washing mach ine; 4 heating stoves, some plas tic novelties; keys made, saws j filed, (iuns. bicycles, locks re paired; shears and skates ground. Henderson's Repair Shop. 1307 K. Second. 923-13 lDp NEW 5-KOOM home under con struction, fine lot and location, close in. Will sell for SS00 ci sh. Foundation in, studding up, 10 In. siding for finishing outside. Pearl Moore. O'Kane Uldg. 914 13-1V TIRES-4.75x19. $5.00: 4.50x21. $4.00 with your old tires. Also complete selection of odd sized used and recapped tires. Modern Tire Shop, 220 Oreenwood. 90112 14c HAVE YOU SEEN the new Plas tic Novelty Shop on south high way, first building north of Ele phant Inn. Wall plaques. 2V and 50c: book ends 35c to Sl.Ol) pair. Christmas gifts including animal novemes, uic ana -':k i.nvr oui and 'k this assortment over.: Open evenings. 900-12 14p, WILL YOUR RADIO blow up in the middle of a Christmas pro gram, (let a service estimate now. Tubes tested free. Clint's Radio Service. 37 Hastings. 897 12 Up SERVICE STATION, community crocerv store. Package beer and wne. Living apartment, low rent, )ong lease, including fixtures, (ias sales pays overhead. New clean stock. Established business. Dela- ware Service Station. Bend. 894 12 17c TWO-WHEEL trailer In good con dition. Inquire 1119 Milwaukee. 8S7 12 14p SMALL BOY'S BICYCLE, balloon tires. CJood shape, $10.00. Inquire at 1814 E. Eighth St. Phone K42-J. SWW-IJ-l.ip V. F. W. CHRISTMAS TREES - Prices IV up. Nice fir boughs, IEn U . . ..U r-ln r, . nt maw (a Bureau of Reclamation on Bond Street. 85S10-1V WE WILL SELL an expert Job of Icate trrindlnc for two hits. We have a large number of rebuilt and , used bicycles, all sizes and prices. We trade and give terms. A small deposit will hold any bicycle until Christmas. Carl Austin Repair Shop. 550-I46-15p FOB SALE OB TBADE 125 WHITE LEGHORN hens. 50c oaxh or will troHo for a orvnA mlllr cow. Also fuel oil brooder stove and a large straw stark. L. T. Young, Route 2, Box 188, Bend. 933-14-16p MESCELI.ANEOUS 6-ROOM modern house, no garage, small yard, close in, $12.00. To sell four room plastered, base ment, garage, cabin, 2 lots. 1530 W. Ninth. 895-12 14p , CESSPOOL AND septic tank ser ! vice, also cleaning. Years expert jence in laying drains and sewer I work. See B. F. Rhodes, 741 Flor ida. Phone 10G4. 93114 19p AUTOMOBILE LOANS I Money In 30 Mln. "No Red Tape" Reasonable Rates 1016 Bond i N. R. GILBERT License M-257 Trl-State Acceptance Corp. I 879 11 37p Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results. Dr. Grant Skinner DENTIST 1036 Wall Sfreet OKIn PImm 71 Km. Pkaaa ISS-M Evenings by Appointment J lit Lio 7 TOK ItKNT SI.EEPINt; hi Mil. Close ROOM in modern In. Furnace bent. Inquire 05 t veicv, corner of 1 1111. !I29 1 1 Hip MODERN, electrically equlpM-il, 3 room cottage. Also two modern furnished cabins. Wood, water and lights included. Iiiiiiiie Slg nal Slallon, Carroll Acivs. 9.15 I I I Op 3 ROOM nlci-ly furnished miHlern house. Sleeping poivh, garage and woodshed, Close in, $22.50. lniiiliv at 31 I Jilayi'llc. WW 12 I lp VACANCY at The Oasis. Warm. clean rooms. Hoard in connection. f!Mi 12 I Ic CLOSE IN, clean, miHlern, 3 room finnishiHl aiutrtnient. WihnI, wa tcr and lights furnishetl. Elect i Ic range. Rent reasonable. Inciiire 945 E. Si-cond. H9 12 l ip WELL FUR N I SH El apartment. Inquire Slants Aai'tiiieuls. rl!l Franklin. KSU2 1 Ic VACANCY - Jo-Ann AMirtments. Three room modern amrtmcnt, attractively furnished in Early American. With hath and garage. Available now. Apply at 101 East Franklin. 910-13 15p STEAM HEATED modern fur nlshinl aixii'tment. Refrigeration, laundry and garage. Clow-In. In quire at 720 Georgia or Room K, O'Kane Itldg. NO!) 10 I5p CON JRh-SS A P A R I'M EN TS -Clean, modern, nicely furnishi-d. Garage. Apply Ix'tore 11 a. m. or after 6:. 10 p. m. 227 Congress. K52 I015p BY WEEK OR MONTI I -Two and three room furnished, modern, al conditioned apartments. Two and thne room modern furnished cot tages. Call in iierson. Bend Auto Park. 4M7-143-liip CLOSE IN. desirable well furnish ed apartments, modern, electrical ly equipped, refrigeration, laun dry and garage. Inquire No. 7. Westonla Apis., West Third anil Portland. - V2 141 17p WILL BUY your rattle, any kind: Cows, heifers, sti-ors or bulls, fat or poor. Also fat hogs. Call or write W. R. Franks, Redmond. Phone 7S J. K712 14c WANT TO BUY 1 ' or 2 ton used truck. A. D. Anderson. Madras. KSO 12 I lp LOST BLACK LEATHER glove with J. Conklln written Inside. Reward for return. Phone 792 J. 932 14c kmi'I.ov.mknt on-it j Thn .... rlk.ip.nl. far warh wanla. by r raaai ra.lat.ra. at IS. laral alala .! I H.nt aSW., IS Ora.an av.naa T.laphanr I. ara aapplla. h that aMra. Ntw a..r- aatlra. All laaain ahaaW ta ad.rnar. la, , 11m anplaafit .Srt. .111.. Iha .ala Ik ad,IMMnl atBara..l A 12 2140 - Young man. age 17, wants any kind of odd Jobs such as throwing in wood or roustabout work. Is a good worker. B 12 21 40 Interior decorator, age I27 ha" U,url.lnd, " h."lf y'"ar? V l,- Hi" Willi luillliuii- nil,, - partmcnt stores. Is quallfltil as a .window decorator. c 12-21-40-Acetylene welder, age f- also had ' "I- steam and "' ' er. . -k delsel turbines. Worked for ten years in good shop as automobile mechanic. Business Professional BRUSHES GET THE Fuller Bristle Comb for , Christmas. Phone 428 M, the Full- Cr man. . Iteisn. PHINT1.NO YOUR LETTERHEADS can be made ary size you desire, wltlj any printing you like. Estimate gladly .trlven. The Bulletin. RADIO KKKVICR COMPLETE STOCK first quality Phllco radio tubes. All packed in aealed cartons. Get better per formance by using Phllco tubes. Bend Furniture Co. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results. Credit Terms to Patients tmr troBtmont f pIlM, Amm', roll til and lhp tomtrh, eolan biuI rvcul lt Writ tar Wr BtMhlrt Tdy rtdil Dr. Roy Reynolds Cklrs-Natar Phr.kUn Hn6. r,rrti Not So Fast, Hoys DlDM' - f G61 PYCEDl Wl ) tUIUt 10UT01HI3 "Dulcy" Ann Siillu-rn and Ian lliinler In a tomorrow ami Monday. Men's cioihinK Forecast Ul mn Mass and Miihi lluffalo, N. Y. hi- The iiHo date young man of tomorrow will wear clothing spun of glass and milk, live in a house built of rrushi'd coltou. ami roll along safely glass highways on synthc tic ruller tires. These predictions are made by Harry F. Manning, science com mentator. "Some day," Manning fold memtsTs of the Buffalo Ad club. "you genllemen will tn- wearing lies ilKc tnis. lie li-lil up a Ilasity red tie. with w ide gray snipes. 'This one Is made of casein, which is drawn from skim milk," Manning explained. ROSTOV WOOL Boston, Dec. ill Sinltei-ed sales of wool In the Boston market comprised llmlti-d iuantitles of do mestic wfMtls and mtHlerate tU.in tllles of Mai Ino type foreign wool, the U. S. agiii'iiilure deartinent li'Mrted liMlay. I IVmand for fine and half hloisl foit'ign winiI wns somewhat broad er than In the preceding week, and ' prices wert firm, tjuotations on - domestic lint and half blood wools I were also firm Imh-hum of limited ' supplies and some demand at cur rent quotations. tuolations were fairly steady on domestic wools coarser than half blood, tlraded combing bl ight I fleece wools wt-re quoted on a j grease h.isls at 45 to -111 rents for fine delaine, 44 to 45 cenis for ! half blood, and 44 to 40 cems for tht'eeelglltS II till quarter blood REPAIR OR MODERNIZE YOUR HOME For K1 CJ Per Only sU That's all you noed to do . . . just call us. Wo'll toll you how easy it is to get this work done . . .without evon a down paymont . . . just small monthly terms. AND MEN ... A new modorn kitchon or eitra room in the house would really make an appreciated gift (or the wife . . . give her something really useful this Christmas . . . modernized home! LUMBER PAINTS -BUILDERS SUPPLIES 118 Greenwood take rOuR. qSip7 HANDS OFF TiV V. i . mT I I ?wL. I the ( illol 1 1941 Officers Elected D . .is on oa uy r rincviiic tw-xv I'liiicvllle. m-r. 21 iSiMi-lall Al the annual election of utliri is of the Pilnevllle 20. 'M club held this week the following wen' nauii'd by the mi'inlHis of the club to serve during the ensiilni: year: Clde Cavlon was i liidil pri'sldi'in'; Carrol Mi-i'onl. Hit piesiili nt ; Sinn Cli.imln-i lain. M'ici-aul at ai ms: Sieve Hall, nt I ivimy t re a s u re r. and Roln-n , Umth. Pete Duan. Ij-slie Fiidlcy and I low ai d Coulee, llllvi-liils , 'Hie new offlivis will lake up their ilulles lite first of I In- eai lii'tliing officers of the club ale IVIhert VVlli-fix. pifsldent: Fled Welili, vice luvsldi'lll. and Irslle FiHlli-y. secielary lieasuivr. I'OU I I. M III(Y Tlie following price were named on the prodiuv exi haiige to Im- effective today: I Ituller: CuIk- extras, 3",r; ; slanilarilH. .'12c; pitine lirsls. !il 'c; firsls. ;ilc. I Eggs ipriHliii-e exchange quota- lions iH'lwecn di-alersi: Exiias, large. 2tic; sl.indards, l.ti ;;i'. '.'V; extras, medium, 21c; nf.tnti.iniv medium. 2 Ic roliTI.WII PRODI ( K Portland. Ie'. 21 " Butler prli-i-n de-llui-d Ic lit 1ilay for nil scores except K9. I'.ggs wen- un changed. Celery hearts were firm to higher. I .oral veretablcs w ere un changed, fairly active. Just Phone nnoD and You Can Find Out How You Can Day Phone 110 KY FRED IIARMAN M-ene from "lulr"