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TTTF. T?END BULLETIN. HEND. OTtfifiON. TUESDAY. JANUARY 21. 11)1!
STOCKS DROP
INACTIVEDAY
Labor Demands Cause
Steels to Drop
Turnover on Market Best
Since Tenth of
January
MARKKT AT A CI.ANC E
. H Vnlud I'm
Stocks irregularly lower in
quiet trade.
Bonds irregular; U. S. govern
ments lower.
Curb stocks irregularly lower.
Cotton off as much as "5 cents
a hale.
Wheat -V?4 cent lower; corn
off i-M.
Rubber off more than 'i cent
a pound.
Silver unchanged.
By Elmer C. Walur
Unit-d Pmu Financial Kditnrl
New York, Jan. 21 UH- Stocks
made an Irregular decline today
in the most active turnover since
January 10.
Stocks opened irregular and
then advanced under lead of
steels. When the rise failed to at
tract new buying traders sold and
prices broke. Steels were hardest
hit with U. S. Steel falling more
than 2 points from its high before
meeting support.
Weakness in steels was attrib
uted mainly to labor demands on
U. & Steel and Crucible Steel.
Selling spread to other sections.
Railroads were exceptions. South
ern Pacific featured in activity
and made a small gain on news
the navy department had purchas
ed one of the road's steamships.
Oils held well with considerable
trading in Standard Oil (New Jer
sey.) Paramount headed amuse
ments in turnover and held
steady. Utility issues eased slight
ly. Mercantile shares were mixed.
Chemicals weakened with losses
of 3 points and more in Du Pont,
Dow Chemical and Allied Chem
ical. Union Carbide and Monsanto
were off a point. Columbian Car
bon lost IV.
Most aircrafts gave up small
amounts. Coppers eased with Ana
conda active. American Airlines
had a loss of more than 3 points.
Pirelli of Italy plunged 7 points
to 61 on two transactions and
Sloss Sheffield was down 6. De
clines of 1 to more than 2 points
were made in Cleveland Graphite.
Consolidated Aircraft, Minneapo
lis Honeywell, Penney, Sun Oil,
d i m r- - m a r r.f liaV.
1
Fluid Drive Dodge and Brand New
Plymouth Have Brought Us "Cream"
of the Ussd Car Crop In Trade !
HERE are the "finest of the fine." And every
one of them tagged irresistibly low. Our
used car stocks are heavy this month and
we're seizing the opportunity to make many
new friends through these great money-saving
opportunities.
Demand for the new Fluid Drive Dodge
and the 1941 Plymouth has loaded us with
these low-mileage "beauties" of all popular
makes and models. Every one has been recon
ditioned and guaranteed good for many thou
sands of miles.
You may never see such bargain feast
again In years! With the possibility that na
tional defense plans may curtail production of
new automobiles, a shortage of good used
cars may develop before many months. Our
advice is to buy now... at these Clearance
mark-downs. Drop around today.
v KAXV CORE STARTtlXC
CQXE PREPARED
1939 PLYMOUTH l-door
sedan. A beauty! Traded by
the original CAQC
owner
. apwa
19S7 DODGE Drive this
beauty before you buy. Thin
gkwmy sedan la a CAQC
bargain
1937 CHEVROLET A town
sedan with good tires and
many extras. Real value at
price $475
NO RED TAPE
PICK OF THESE
MALL DOWN PAYMCNT
Airy British Ballet
Not even ever-present threat of bombing raids could dampen the
cheerfulness of these members of the British Women's Auxiliary Air
Force. They're pictured dancing during Christmas pantomime given
in London by the WAAF for the Spitfire Fund.
Lanjrley Field School
Graduates Army Cooks
Norfolk, Va. 'U Forty-eight
"knights of the kettle" have been
graduated from the training
school for army cooks at nearby
Langely Field after a two-months
course that covered everything
from setting up a field kitchen in
a driving rainstorm to figuring a
close kitchen budget.
Among other things, the student
cooks were taught the art of feed
ing soldiers on as little as 41 cents
a day. Most of the first "gradu
ates" now designated mess ser
geants, first cooks or second cooks
soon will be on their way to
stations in Puerto Rico or other
air bases.
Westinghouse Electric and W. W.
Wrigley.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: industrial, 128.20,
off 1.04: rail, 28.90. up 0.05: util
ity. 20.04, off 0.11: and 65 stocks.
43.30, off 0.25.
Stock sales approximated 580,
000 shares compared with 3S0.0OO
yesterday when turnover was the
smallest since last Oct. 1. Curb
stock sales were 98,000 shares
against 89.000 yesterday.
BARGAINS LIKE THESE!
19 DO BUSINESS!
1939 CHEVROLET A beau
tiful sedan, spotless imdde
and out. Good CstQC
tires. Low mileage . i07J
1938 CHEVROLET A mar
velous looking .poupe with a
beautiful gloHny finish. Huh
had extra good $495
1940 PLYMOUTH Splc and
Rpsn deluxe four-door sedan.
Tnls car Is mechanically
sound and has
many extras tw9
-DRIVE YOUR
VALUES HOME!
- tAtY BUDQtT TERMS
Q7:
La pi
ine
La pi no, Jan. 21 I Special ) The
Lapine high school basketball
team played Sisters team at Sis
ters Friday. Lapine won 45 to 10.
Jim Emery of Silver Lake was
in Lapine Thursday. Mrs. Jim
Emery, who had been visiting the
family of Vic Fern for the past
week, returned home with him
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Grunst.
who have been in Cottage Grove
for some time, returned home
Saturday. They began working
for Nick Meyer Monday.
A young peoples group has
been organized. Last Sunday even
ing they met with Mrs. Fiwman.
Sunday they met with Mrs. Mobi-
iy-
Etta Pearl Faunce. daughter of
Mrs. Zelia 'Faunce. of Klamath
Falls, and Alvin Reeves, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Reeves, of
LapinV, were married by the Rev.
Victor Phillips in Klamath Falls
Sunday. Jan. 5. The young couple
will make their home in Lapine.
Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Lechner
of Washougal, Wash., pioved to
Lapine a couple of weeks ago.
Lechner is working for Nick
Meyer.
JANUARY s J
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WEE TRAL
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lt)K SAI.K
10 ACKK HA NCI I 20 hcivs under
C. O. I., 4 room houre, barn, chick
en house. Terms. Five miles out
on Hut lor Market Hciair. Phono
10-F-31. 6V!tllp
MILK COATS Just freshened.
Priced reasonable. See them at
1446 Newport. Oscar O. Spring
gate. 633!Mlp
BY OWNER--3 bedroom miMlorn
house in Weal location. Now wood
furnace. Very good 12x18 ft. gar
age, $2,800. 825 Harmon Blvd.
56-3S-40p
SO ACRES 52'a acres water, 20
acres alfalfa, modern home, elec
tricity and water, 3 cows, 25 tons
hay. I.ease to right party. 4S
miles from Bond. Phono 1 I K-IS
or write to 12f7, Care Bend Bullo
tin. 5738 30c
BY OWNER Newly decorated
modern house on paved street.
Within walking distance to mills
and town, good basement, garage.
Two room house in rear. $1,600.
$650 down, balance $15.00 a month,
including Interest. 47 Hastings
Place. Telephone 1051. 49-37-3!k-
FOUR ALL MODERN houses for
sale. All close in. See owner at
459 Rmadwav. 46-37-39o
Boy. 7, Operates Ferry
For River Yacht Club
Waltham, Mass. Ul" - Seven-year-old
Charles PuBerger oper
ates a profitable ferry service at a
Charles river yatcht club.
After buying a rowboat with
money saved for two years from
his candy allowance, he found club
members would pay him to take
them from the pier to their boa is
Soon he earned enough to buy an
outboard motor which now pow
ers his taxi.
The youthful skipper's Darenls
require that he wear a life pre
server because he is unable to
swim. He has been pulled from
the river three times when the
wake of larger craft swamped his
boat.
Youth's Toy Balloori
Travels 500 Miles
Herrin. 111. UP Ernie Garrison.
14-year-old Herrin high school stu
dent, learned to make hydrogen
gas in elementary chemistry
classes. He filled a toy balloon
with it. attached a note giving his
home address and released his
home-made lighter-than-air craft.
i
Three months later, the note
was returned from Roswell. Ga.,
500 miles away, by Herman Oliver.
An explanatory letter from Oliver
explained that he had found the
deflated balloqn in a woodland
while hunting.
Asks 6-Day Week
Airplane production would be
increased as much as 15 per
cent by a six-day week, said air
plane manufacturer Glenn L.
Martin, pictured as he testified
before the House naval affairs
committee. He also urged In
dustry and labor be "drafted?
to prevent production delay.
RED RYDER -
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TbO F6LLA5 SURE N ( VOU D HANS BUT Th.4'9 fto vtof3se3 IT - I f ffH.Mi?. RYOt ' T.lESt PROESfJifl. LOt6 if A.fc"l
i on SAI.K
HONK DRY. gnvn seasonal Jack
pine and ileiul Jackplnc winmI. Also
cedar fence post. John M. I Il ls
wnhl. Kill) I'umhorl.iml Avenue.
Telephone 7.18 M, 12-.'40p
I OK SAI.K OK TKADR
FOR CITY PROPERTY Well Im
proved 80 acres, large house and
barn and all other outbuildings.
Has been well farmed, 7 mill's
from Homl. Phono 138 W.
; WANTED
i TRUCK HEP. 12 or 14 foot long,
iwith or without side racks. C. W.
I Muma, Redmond, Ore. t'ci .'l'.lp
il.ADY. 24, would like, lady near
I same ago to shall' house rent.
Phono 224-R. GI-3SV
WANT TO RENT with option of
! purchase, small place near Bond.
,5 or 10 acres, water, some build.
I iiirrs. Reply by letter to I2f,
jCmi' of Bulletin. .rm37 3;ip
I SED CARS
1932 WUJ.Y SEDAN, good condi
tion. S7S.00. Soo Tod Mcl,eod at
Childs Hardware. liiKW-lllp
VISCKIJ.ANKOI'SJ
FOR SICK RADIOS Don't be
satisfied with a tube salesman.
Have your radio problems an
alyzed. Free estimates on radio
service. Clint's Radio Service, 37
Hastings. GS-341p
THE ALADDIN COMPANY,
manufacturers of nationally ad
vertised high qaulity Aladdin
Readl-Cut Homes, will consider
appointment of a local dealer to
handle sales, arrange construction
loans and supervise construction.
Real oening for permanent and
profitable business. IVuli-r fran
chises are open in Deschutes and
Crook counties. Write full quali
fications and mention chararter
land credit references. Address The
lAladdin Company, North Port
land. Ore. 41-37 .T!lp
FREE DIRT - Excellent material
for leveling lawns. Call at 414
Riverside. 54-3S40C
YOUR WATCH cleaned and ad
justed to accurate time. A guaran
teed job only $2 00. Clocks clean
ed and repaired H. B. Moore,
Watchmaker. Next door to Wool
worth's. 55-38-40p
AUTOMOBILE LOANS
Money in 30 Min. "No Red Tape"
Reasonable Rates lOlfi Bond
N. R. GIIJ5EKT . j
License M 257
Trl-State Acceptance Coro. !
52-37-63p
IF YOU LIKE TO draw, sketrh or
paint, write for Talent Test (No
feel. Give age and occupation.!
Box 1100, Care of Bulletin.
60-32-4V
KOB KENT
NEARLY NEW, 2 room furnished
, house, neat as a pin. Inquire II C.
Sutton. 1367 Elgin. 67 33-llc
3-ROOM semi-modern partly fur
nished house, 2t Bond St. Inquire
643 Colorado St. 64 3Mlp
CLEAN MODERN 3 room fur
nished apartment, close in. Heat,
water and lights furnished. In
quire 9-15 E. Second St. 58-38-IOp
ATTRACTIVE 3-ROOM modern
apartment, comfortably furnished
in Early American, with bath and
garage. Apply at Jo-Ann Apart
ments, 161 E. Franklin.
4437-3!p
NICE WARM room in new home.
Furnace heat, close In. 65 Greeley,
corner of Hill. I'hone 357-J.
43-37-39C
JONES APARTMENTS Modern
well turmsnea apartment, steam
heated, stucco building. 2 rooms
furnished, stove heat, fuel furnish
;ed. Call Apartment No. 4, 527
; Franklin. Phone 631. 19-37-390
LOST
LONG HAIRED yellow kitten,
about one year old, white mark
ings on throat and feet. Inquire
28 Staats St. Reward. 69-39-41p
LADY'S GOLD wrist watch last
, Saturday evening. Reward. Re
turn to lie no. nuiicun. do-j:ic
LARGE BROWN DOG, long hair
ed, on Greenwood Ave. Answers
to name of Big. Liberal reward.
I Write W. J. Ua nnon, 78 'i Kearney,
I D .1 AH A L. . . I f n U
Mil, Ul AAIIWUW, Ulli, 1 1 1J J I W 1 1
Ashwood, collect. 32-36-39p
Business Professional
PRINTING
YOtiR LETTERHEADS can be
made a.-"' size you desire, with
any printing you like. Estimates
gladly given. The Bulletin.
RADIO HKKVICR
COMPLETE STOCK llrst quality
Phllco radio tubes. All packed
lr sealed cartons. Get better per
formance by using Phllco tubes
Bend Furniture Co.
lust
Keceivnl!
Ladies'
Skirts
$1.98
PUint and plaidt in wool flannel,
?lbardins and crepei. talon
itaner at tide. Some with lalf
belli and othert with two buckle
leather belli. See them!
. Girls'
Daintily
Trimmed
Non-Run Panties
15c
Comfortable knit rayon pantle
and brlefn. 1 JMe and applique
trim. See them!
Marvelout
Time Saver)
Pyralin Coated!
Fleece Back!
Table Covers
79c
Stain-proof and lliey will not
rrack. In the iiionI exquloite
colors that ever brightened a
table. Attractive iattern and
henwtitrhiliK effreln.
lively
Lace Tablecloth
$119
In attractive pattern that give
an expensive look. It's mi In
exienslve you ran use II every
day. In sites to fit average din
ing room table. U ashes raslly.
Quilt
Patches
10c bag
All you ran nut In our CtayitMsle
hosiery hag! Holds enough for
one quilt! Washfast colors!
l-argr pieces!
Tickets Available for
21st Annual Banquet
Those wishing tickets for the
21st annual Oregon t'roducts ban
quet to be held In the Pine Tav
ern Silt unlay night have been re
quested to obtain them ns soon as
possible from Mrs. A. T. Herrling
or Mrs. Harry Mcrmcl. who have
charge of the ticket sales.
Ernest Ikiyd MarNaughton.
president of the First National
Bank of Portland will be the fea
tured speaker at the banquet,
and Carl A. Johnson is to be the
local speaker. Irving D. Brown
will be toastmasler.
BOSTON WOOL
Boston, Jan. 21 lli- Fine de
laine blight fleeced wool received
i little attention in Boston today,
.the U. S. agriculture department
reported.
Prices ranged between 42 to 44
i cents in the grease. Few mills.
however, were interested in these
wools.
South American wools of fine
and half-blood grades were active
at firm prices.
NOTIf'K OK KXIMKATION
Or' PKKIOO OF KKDK.YIITION
Notice Is hereby given that by
virtue of a Judgment and decree
of the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Deschutes County
made and entered January 24,
HMO, certain property was ordered
sold to Deschutes County. The
date of the expiration of the period
of redemption is February 4, 1941.
Owners of property or properties
ordered sold under said Judgment
and decree are hereby warned that
unless sooner redeemed said prop
erty or properties will be deeded
to the County Immediately upon
expiration of the period of re
demption and every right or Inter
est of any person In such property
will be forfeited forever to the
County.
Dated and first published Janu
ary 21, 1941.
C. L. McCAULEY,
Sheriff and Tax Collector
3945c
Little Heaver No Savvy
Wool Mix
BLANKETS
$1.98
lleavv weliihl double lilankel.
Sie lllxMII Inches with 4 Inch
sateen binding. Various color
plaids. Spun on core yam; pr.h
cess for extra duralilllty and
warmth.
Fine
Count
Broadcloth
81c yd.
Colorful! Tulifast! I'jsiiioiiilial !
Crisp, fresh as a sea hrrete. In
plain colors In all the Mpular
wanted sliaili-s. Thrifty house
wives belter come early!
A Value!
I luff. v rrlsrllla
CURTAINS
79c pr.
Colli dots, cushion dots and
brand new pastel dot on sheer
marquisette, tienerous ruffles
and tle-lsai-ks make lliem lisik
Iwire their small price!
Practical Cotton Crinkle
BEDSPREADS
49c
So good lisiklng and Inexpen
sive ytHi'll want several! Kspe
rlally gMid for children's rooms
they're easy lo wash and
heed no Ironing. Sturdy cotton
In colorful stripes!
y. C. PENNEY
Betters World
Duckpin Record
Eddie Funoro, 3S-year-old New
Haven, Conn,, truck driver,
raise jvorld mark of 222 for ln
le gome of duckplm, rolling 231.
SAN FRANCISCO HAIRY
Butter: 92 score, 32c; 91 score,
31 '4c; 90 score, 31c; 89 score, 30c.
Eggs: Large, 24 'ic; large stand
ards, 23 Vic; medium, 24 c; small,
20 ',4c.
IBS
Kllghlly Soiled
Hoys'
SHIRTS
Only 29c
Hs' fatorlle patterns. Roomy
full cut styles, ( niiw early!
Bovs"
Sturdy Play Pants
98c
Hlue hrrrliiglMiue, mixture or
plain driilni. all with the pop
ular talon fastener pis-krl. i'hr
m-etlisl slurdlnrss for real boys.
SanforUed shrunk.
Boys' Hats
49c
A new array of slyle rlghl and
color right iiHslrls. f or dress
or simrts. I'laln colors or the
popular tweed mixtures. All
sles lo 1.
Hoys' lluralile
SWEATERS
$1.98
New styles and colors. Warm
and dressy. Zipper fastener
f noils In keep the cold winds
out. Sites S lo 11. Inclusive,
Hoys'
Jean Shirts
59c
An h.Mt KiHnlnr K"mI
wrarliiR nhtrl. Rutton ilown
SMirkrU, full-rul Iw-tly nU utit
nrliH ithruitk for Ulitif fit.
lunt Ihr Mhlrl fir m-Iim. I'til
on: hlnr sitiil lmiw.
Boys' Dress Socks
3 pr. 25c
A nargftiit! IKitilili ltrl, fmt
ami Iiip. A'MrlrtI iwllrrnn ami
rlont, Huy supply al a ws-
CO. fC.
PORTLAND MYKSTO K
Portland. Jan. 21 'O'" Hogs. Kit
able KM. total 700; holdovers
atsiut 300; few early sales steady
with Monday's close. JHS0 8 7.V
later bids 2Tc lower; small lots
2.10 23a lb. weights J8-8.2S.
Cattle, salnble W. total 170;
calves, Kilatili- T total M); few
early sales, steady: common me
dium cows $.2a50; canm-r cut
ter cows $4 .25-5; odd head initlluin
bull $7; seject vealcrs $12; bulk
good choice vealcrs SHIN) 11. V);
common-medium $7..V) 10 2..
Sheep, Milnhle IfiO. total 2i0: no
early sales; quotable top gixiil
choice woolcd lambs S9.KS.
PORTLAND PRODI I K
Portland. Jan. 21 'W - - Eggs
dropped lc doen today. Butter
was unchanged.
1.1 ve poulary was strong.
Oranges and lemon were
higher.
California vegetables were
higher.
Potatoes were strong, un
changed. Onions were steady.
Apples were more active.
PORTLAND DAIRY
The following prices were
named on the produce exchange
lo be effective today:
Butter: Cube extras, 31c; stand
ards, 30S c; prime firsts, 30c;
firsts, 29Sc.
Eggs t produce exchange quota
tions between dealers): Grade A,
large, 21c; grade B, large, 21c;
grade A, medium, 20c; grade II,
medium, 20c.
BIVIDSO SueT aual AvasLsaiS
25 REDUCTION
ON ALL SIFT WARES
Rosevllle Pottery
Glassware
Wooden Howls Trays
Artificial Mowers
Ktc.
A.T. NIEBERGALL
JEWCIE.
Nttt to Capitol TliMtrt
YOUR ALL-YKAR OIFT STORat
BY FRED HARM AN
BANK RATES ON ALL USED CARS!
CENTRAL OREGON
MOTOR CO.
J. L VAN HUFFEL
835 Bond St.
Phone 26