The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 21, 1941, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT 14,000 Interested Readers Every Night To Look at Market Shows Irregular Trend In Late Trading Demands to Unlimited That Some Issues Are Listed as "Untraded" MARKETS AT A GLANTK IBrUaiudFm.) Stocks Irregularly higher in dull trading. Honda Irregular: rails strong. Curb stocks irregular. Wheat up V4 to cent a bushel; corn 4 to 't cent higher. Cotton up as much as 25 cents a bale. By Elmer C. Walter (Umud Pr FiaaiwUI Kditar) Now York. June 21 IPi The stork market made an irregular advance today with trading dull. Demand was sc limited that some leading issues were untrad ed. Others only came out once. Largest volume was in Southern Pacific and Socony-Vacuum, which held at the previous closing levels. Steel shares were better on out look for a steel operating rate just under 100 per cent of capacity. Coppers were narrowly irregular. Utilities held around the previous close whiel rails were steady to firm. A few Issues had wide changes. American Airlines lost nearly 4 points, while Vulcan Detinning Preferred gained 4 points to a new high. J. I. Case opened at 60, off 2U and failed to make another appearance. McLellan Stores gained 3 '4 points on a single sale. Thompsons tarret Preferred was off more than a point. Armour Preferred rose more than a point Small gains were noted in American Smelting, Con solidated Aircraft, Santa Fe, Dow Chemical, Douglas Aircraft, Inter national Nickel, Kcnnecott, Proc ter & Gamble, Sears Roebuck. Standard Oil (N. J.), Union Car bide and Wool worth. Dow Jones closing stock aver ages: Industrial, 11.22.51, up 0.32; rail, 27.99, up 0.06; utility, 17.75, off 0.02; and 65 stocks, 41.17. up 0.09. Stock sales approximated 130. 000 shares, the smallest short ses sion turnover since May 31, and compared with 190,000 a week ago. Curb stock sales were 27,000 shares against 36,000 last Satur day. Old Chinese legend says that pearls form when oysters eat moonbeams. Bend Abstract Co. Title Insurance Abstracts Walt Peak Phone 174 FRED A. LIEUALLEN, M. D. Eye, Ear, Note and Throat - Specialist Kill I PctuhiT-NntlffrT BUff. Of Ik Itaan: t to 11 1 :M to t Offk PkM t7 Bn PIwm at SUMMER RATES Wm4 PrkM Win Uyuci Jmtk Plito, LiaaW. fudr. 8Uka Brooking's Wood Yard nM 717 r Mi WHO'D WHO in Beauty Shop Get Your New PERMANENT Early (or the Fourth of July At New Popular Prices! POWDER PUFF BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 484 Monuments f Finest Granite Made Id Oregon 8tj Your IocaJ Agent R.C. CARYL 1531 Awhrey Unas' Phone fZt-M MEMORIALS THAT PLEASE Granite and Marble Tor PtM Bttt BaMa m Mrs. G. G. Hathorn Phone 7U-B WTUE MONUMENT WORKS Commercial Printing of Quality Photographic Offset Letterpress THE DEND BULLETIN Phone 56 PORTLAND LIVESTOC K Portland, June 21 'U"- llogs: For the week 2.570; compared a week ago, around 50c higher. Late top $11.20. bulk 1S0215 lbs. $11.00; 230 to 260 lbs. $10 50 1065. Pack ing sows $8,258.75. Cood choice feeder pigs $10.50 12.00. Cattle: For the week 2.570, cal ves 340; compared a week ago, steers weak to 25c lower; cows 25c-50c lower; bulls and vealers steady; bulk fed steers $9.50-10.25; grass steers $9.50 down: stackers $8,00 8.75; fed heifers $9 50-10 00: eannereutter cows late S4.755.75: grass fat beef cows largely $6.50 7.00; cutter-common bulls $6.50 7.50; good-choice vealers $10.50 to $12.00. Sheep: For the week 4,035; com pared a week ago, spring lambs 50-75C lower; older classes about steady; bulk good choice springs $9.00; feeders late $8.00; fat ewes S3. 50 3.75. BOSTON WOOL Boston, June 21 ilf Interest in domestic wools increased some what in Boston this week, the U. S. agriculture department reported today. Much of the interest was tor wool suitable for government or ders. Sales of a few grades of terri tory wools were slightly broader than in the previous week. Prices I were unchanged. Demand tended to slacken on the finer grades of I foreign wools. The fine grades of . bright fleece wools were inactive I at 42 to 44 cents in the grease I quoted on fine delaine and at 43 to 45 cents in the grease on combing half blood. I Scattered sales were closed on ; bright i and blood fleeces at 46 to 48 cents in the grease. PORTLAND PRODUCE T-Imh.Ikh Ol ilia D. ana eggs were uncnangea. An im proved tone in country dressed meats was shown. Virtually all classes of poultry are in active call and prices are fully steady. PORTLAND DAIRY Portland. June 21 tun The fol lowing prices were named on the Portland exchange to be effective Saturday: Butter: Cube extras, 36'ic; stan dards, 35c; prime firsts, 34 'ac; firsts, 334 c. Eggs: (Produce exchange quota tion between dealers): Grade A large, 28c; grade B large, 25c; grade A medium, 26c; grade B medium, 24c MANY GET LICENSES Salem, Ore, June 21 UA More than 150.00 persons have already secured their 1941-43 drivers' licen ses, the secretary of state's office said today. Officials estimate that some 500,000 persons will secure the permits, needed after June 30, dur ing the two-year period. tJMif micai 14 VAIL IND.ORCOON Convenient Credit! Glasses Fitted! Expert Eye Testing AN ALPHABETICAL CLASSIFIED DBSCTOBT OF BFIIABIH BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES Musical Instruments Musical Instruments FOR RENT "Try It More You Buy It" Bend Music Co. 114 Minnesota Phone TU IDEAL FOR GIFTS . . . A full line of newly msu fac tored turned juniper novelties; aim large assortment of Juni per Jewelry. New Remodeled Store Juniper Novelty Co. 1119 Booth Third Bt SERVICE! Adding machines, cash regis ters, scales and safes repaired and guaranteed. Ins Only Service of This Kind In Central Oregon We Do Typewriter Repairing L D. STEPHENS Phone MM-'V S54 East Greenwood The Classified Rates 15 Words On Time . t5 Words Three Time 63r U Words Six Time $1.24 wria IS, It M mt4 Tn timm tl. St 41 timm 14 tmmt UM 4M tltt. Dm MMk rwa t H M I UNK BATE Itte CAPITALS Wc Ull I Ttf. II n P. M. BEND LODGE Na !18 I. O. O. F. Meets Every Monday Night I. O. O. F. Temple. 265 Franklin Avenue Warren Clugston, Noble Grand D. R. Miller, See, Phone 1079-W FOR SALE CANARY BIRDS Gluke rollers, young males, $3.50. Train them yourself. Also one year old sing ers. Call at 137 Irving Street. 15-14C HART'S BETTER R. L Red Chlx. $3.50; pullets, $14.00; June Leg horns, $7.50; pullets $15.00 per 100. Hart's better chix for better prof its. Hart's Hatchery, Beaverton. Oregon. 40-14M8p I GOOD USED mowing machine. George F. Thompson, three miles north of Tumalo. 35-10-16c 'PETUNIAS, zinnias, marigolds, j snapdragons, veroenias, godetias, English daisies, lobelia, scabiosa, : annual phlox, la Vetera, cabbage, I tomatoes, veronica, summer chyrs- anthemums, and other perennials. I Fanton's Gardens, 829 Ogden. McCORMICK mowing machine. In pood condition nru 7-fnnt Chum. Ipion binder; stock saddle, 14 inch tree. W. R. (irking. Route 2, Bend, Ore. 72-12-14p THOROUGHBRED black chow chow puppies, Brilliantine strain. 219 Franklin Ave. 82 12 Hp I; T BEAUTY SHOP Fully equipped, new modern furniture. Leaving on account of health. Priced for quick sale. Write P. O. Box 856. 621116c WHITE ELECTRIC sewing mach ine, in A-l condition, $25.00. Dish es and cooking utensils. Complete bachelor outfit. Inquire at 1070 Union. 95-13-15p WHITE ROCK FRYERS for sale. 22c lb., live weight. L. A. Holli man. Route 2. Box 21. Two miles north on new Redmond highway. 03-13-15p NEAT. ATTRACTIVE, five room modern house. Fireplace, hard wood floors, furnace, utility porch with laundry trays, garage, 2 large lots landscaped, $3,500.00. Some terms. Anne Forbes, 36 Oregon. Phone 36-W. 871214c WEANER PIGS for sale. C. F. Williamson, 4'i miles out on But ler Market Road. 06-14C BE PATRIOTIC! Celebrate In dependence day! Buy fireworks! Located at Signal Service Station. 10-14-lGp Guard School Well Attended Fifty-five men, lookouts, pro tective assistants and alternates, attended the annual guard train ing school which was held four days this week, at Odell lake. The school, which was under the super visitn of Merle Low den, local for est official, had courses in fire fighting, planning, dispatching and methods of fire protection. L. K. Mays of the regional for est office in Portland, was at the school for two days, on an inspec tion trip. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results Tmrkintr Srvicp BEND-PORTLAND j TRUCK SERVICE i Fast Dally Service Every Day ! of the Year Phone 544 ! CALL 783 j Litd Crur. KlMTnUwitTMhill CmmrU B.altas tiHNin Wrikl Trucks-Bikes For Rent I Trucks and Bikes For Rent! Move Yourself, Save Vi ! Bee Hive Trucks ma) he une anywhere la the V. 8. A. vritheu1 red tape er snerlal I'cense whet transporting your own roods. Long I trips, short trip anywhere, tyy your Texaco dealer. Mission Service Station Vtmtd muf Prarblln rtim.14 LOOK THE POTTERY LUNCH at the OASIS 626 Arizona Has a new lunch room, table bend bulletin, bend, Oregon, Saturday, june 21, I OK RAI.E TWO COOD SKTS of lumber rolls, cheap. First house to right at Four Corners on llend llui ns hlnh iway. 0ii-14 -Hip OONFKCTIONF.RY, fountain and maga7lne stand. Host location in Central Oreeon lovk ft. Owner must sell. Priced at Inventory only. 'Write 3X7. Care of Hullctin. TOlIp IFOI'R CYUNOKR TKl'CK con I verted into power take off, in A 1 'condition, economical, powerful, ; 15.00 buys It. t cost of build Ing I. 424 E. Norton. S6 12 Hp ABOUT FOUR TONS fine alfalfa hay. Right price if taken in field. A.C. Porter at A. J. Moore ranch on Butler market road, three miles from East Eighth and Burns high way. Phone 2F 13. 02 13 15c WOOD TURNINgTaTI IE "in quire at cabin bark of 1134 Cum berland.' 16-1-lp 1 12 FOOT CEDAR BOAT. Inboard motor, $35.00; heavy duty trailer with dump bed. $25.00; 15 ft. boat and trailer. $4.r.un: two wheel trail er. $5.00: radio. $10.00; beds; 54 In a1 !.' .wh Innuhuiiplni mat f icheTt to match. $12.00 York Service Station, north hliih- way and Revere. 9t 13 15pi TEN ROOMS -Boarding or room- ! ! ing house, close In on paved street. All furnished, good beds. Pur chase price $3,150. Will take town property and some cash for equity. Pearl Moore, O'Kane Bldg. 00-13-l.V FIVE GOOD SIZED feeder pigs. D. F. Caiiln, Eastern Star Grange Hall. Phone 13 F-15. 98 13-15p FOR SALE OF TRADE ! D A tlBITO - 1 mama niture for sale or will trade for truck or what have you. A. j I v. ortningion, nouie 1, uox m 3.ROOM furnished misiern apart- ""' Instrurtios given In accord Mile east and quarter mile north ment. Close In. near Catholic anre wi,n standard C. A. A. pro 1 of Carroll Acres Store. 8frl214pchurcn inquire 504 Lava Road cedure. Contact Frank Stratton 14 ACRE TRACT for house in town or farm near Bend. New house. I modern fixtures, city water and ' lights. Call at second place on left on Trap club road, afternoons or evenings. Route 1. Box 469. I 76-12 14p IXST LADY'S YELLOW GOLD West - field wrist watch on the road to 1 Shevlin park. Name engraved on back. IWHUiU 1UI It'lUIU IU Il.fi ; East Kearney. 83-12-Wp iLOST LAST WEDNESDAY black I coin purse containing over $100.00 j between John Hohstein's place land O. M. Benson's place, Alfalfa. , Reward. Please return to Bend Bulletin or phone 15-F-21. gtil.nrp SITUATION WANTED "BOOKKEEPER-ACCOUNTANT, a i . i. . - wiic rAUVil iuiiiwt Ririiuura i pher. flR. inv. Ron. office." Rrply k i 'tt Jr. tn oo-io .-c r n.,ii-,i 39-iai4p) USED CARS 37 PLYMOUTH SEDAN for safe Call 402 or write 1514 West Third. 041315c 1935 FORD V-8 Deluxe. Six good tires, motor just overhauled, $250. I w rue dox yzo, ncamona. 05-1416p 1 1936 FORD TUDOR, perfect con dition, over $200 worth of extras including overdrive. New rings, new battery. Come and see it at 828 Beaver, Prlnevllle. Phone 272. 01419p 1930 MODEL A FORD, good rub ber, good running order. 413 Hill Street. 13-14-16p WANTED EXPERIENCED barber to oper ate neighborhood shop. Write to 3974, Care of The Bulletin. 74-13-15p Credit Terms to Patients Ft trfattsiMt mt pllM, liHff, rli dt aiisl thr tssirli, mn4 rtrul 1Wr- Tmf wfctr 8rliMlitlllr r sBMlklr. V IkMptLnllutisfB rr CMsralUtlMi BRVtJ UsslilUtiBl. Wriin for Free RwUIM TntUv Dr. Roy Reynolds vmro-nBinro rnymcian I ssnsnsMsnsnsasnsssnsssssssssssssMt' -i i RED RYDER Long Trip Ahead By FRED HARMAN " Tower Theatre . Joan Bonnet and IVbik hut Tone I , r I ' ' -"'-I ! ' ' , - rummy "ne Knew All tne Answers." HELP WANTED IJA"KN and 40. hone. tt.AV ca" al Nor,.h Ju,, !tion Service Station, north June- tion highway. l'J 11 II'k- ROOM AND BOARD l,, ER Y DESIRABLE room with board In modern rooming house. . Oil heat, nicely furnished. 655, iignen Avenue, rnone vm u. !M13 I5p FOR RENT 3 ROOM modern unfurnished apartment. 2 blocks from business district. Wired for electric range. i Water Included at $22.50. Inquire rom V' F-' '" 9713-15p ACREAGE - House all remodeled nn.i fm-niowvi Tun ,.if,.u-. . stock and riding horses Will make I KOCKj rental d,.a to ri,jh, prty or itaking over the place until winter ; whu owners are In California, Pearl Moore. O'Kane Bldg. 01 13 i5c : . 1 15.ROOM modern house, close in. ! Inouire at 1050 Bond Sireet I 89-12-Hn ; MODERN ROOMS for rent. Rea sonable, close in. 4;u wall St. 7712 Hp COMFORTABLE room with pri vate entrance. Ideal location with river view. Phone 4S or call at 105 1 Drake Koad. 851214c '4-ROOM furnished house, 2 bed rooms, newly constructed. Lawn, garage. Apply at 111 Jefferson. 2ailp daau a nt, - r wr . . . ! qh,. m ; nomp. 87 Shasta Placo. 17-n-n.p SMALL FURNISHED house; also furnished apartment. Apply 831 Division. 18-llp 2-ROOM furnished house, with wood, water and lights. $11.00 per month. Call 168 East Irving or phone 834-W. 07-l lp 2-ROOM furnished house, with garage. Near mills, adults only. Apply 207 Riverfront. 1 1-Mp 3-ROOM modern front apartment, first floor. Furnace heat, air con ditioned for summer. Also first floor three room with kitchenette. Water and heat turnlshed. 344 Delaware. 111410c A6AIN in 1940 as in 1939 Oregon Mutual Fire Insurence Company Net Premium Income Was More Than Twice That of the Next Closest Company Writing Insurance In Oregon Oregon Mutual Writes Only Non-AssesHable Insurance RESOURCES, DEC. 3 1 $1,753,328.68 1940 We Also Write Car Insurance ANDREW FOLEY, Agent Deschutes, Jefferson Counties 10.HB Wall Street Phone 67 1941 These Want Ads-Try Starting Tomorrow In the gay, wacky, love and laugh FOR RENT MODERN furnished apartments K'trKTation. laundry, garages. close in. 720 Georgia or Koom a. O'k'am- Bldg. 2114 -I'tp 3 ROOM modern furnished apart ment, close to city renter, clean. Wood, water and Ilk-Ills furnished. Cheap rent. IMS East Second. M 12 l ip M1M F.IJ.ANKOI S FOR YOUR window screen, win dow frames, doors and all kinds of repair work sec C. C. Dick. 404 E. 'Third St.. across highway from : Shady Nook Camp Ground. 43 10 .T.p LEARN TO FLY FOR $10.00' - $5,110 down, $2.50 per wei-k. All UI no airpori. u l imp SEE US FOR outside house paint, ChcaD in tirlce but not chi-.in in quality. If you don't see us before you buy, we both lose. There is noth'ng better than Pittsburgh products. Simpson's Paint Store. 1 12S Oregon. JH -'P AUTOMOBILE LOANS Money In 30 Min. "No Red Tape" Reasonable Rates-1010 Bond N. R. GILBERT IJcense M 257 Tri-State Acceptance Corp. 71 114 ISp FOR WINTER NEEDS Greem Slabs PER LOAD Box Wood DELIVERED DRY To Mill Employees 1)00 Per Load ) To General Public Per Load The Miller Lumber Phone 166 I I MIS KI.I.ANEOrS , I. A W N M ( W K It S sliar iw l : hi I cycles, guns. lock repaired: saws filed: ki-vs nmde: grass shears mound: runibliiullnim channel on iuiicn aim mm-k. im-iuh-i im pair Shun, 1.U.7 East Second. ' 7.112 lip Business 1'rofi'ssional j ntlNTINO jYOUIl LETTERHEADS ran be made any sle ym desire, with any firlutlng you like. Estimates glad y given. The Bulletin. RADIO SERVICE 'cOMPUrTE STOCK first quality , Phllco radio IuIm-s. All packed in sealed cartons. Get belter per formnme by using Phllco tubes Bend Furniture Company. Ia'kmI Xotii'fs CITATION ! In the County Court of the Stale of Oregon for the County of Ics t'hulis. In Hie Mutter of the Estate of George C Urals, IVrriiwd. I TO: Edith J. Ik-uls; Philip C. Reals; Hyum WhlttH-y and Mary Whitney; .Marcus Urals and Maud Urals: the ixsui' ol Charles Whit ney; George 1,. Urals; the Issue ol each of the following: Herbert Norrross, Mm. Fletcher. Otis Nor cross, Mrs. Hugh Gill, Cluules Noivioss and Mm. C. E. Towne; North CoiiKi vgatlunal Church: I Town of Winrhendon: llarvnnl ,1'nlvrrsily; lirals Foundation: I IN THE NAME OF I I 1 E S TATE OK OREGON: i You are hereby required to up pear In the County Court of lite State of Oregon for the County of iH-si-huti-s. In the County Court room In Briul, iH-srhutrs County. Brooks'Scanlon Quality Pine Lumber Brooks -Sccmlon Lumber Company, Inc. Them On-i'on, Mil liln .'HI days hum the 7th day of Jimr. I'MI, which In the dale of the In si pulilli allon lin e, on, anil show cause. If uny ymi have, why nil order should not Im mi. I. Iiv till, ruiii't. uiitliorlliui and rtnHiwi-riiig Alva liinMliiih. Ailmliilslialur of I lie ulxive n I ll li d rtalc, to srll lit piililli' i pilvalr sale the following di'M-iil, rd l iil pi'osi ty, to wit : The Southwest gii.nli r of the Soiilhrasl guai'ter of Src II1111 12. Twp 15 South, Itanke 12 Easl. W. M. This citation Is Issued and served Uhiii you pursuant lo the niiltfr ol said Counly ('mill made and en ti-ivil In-Kin on the Hill ilay of June, 1911, und said servile Is made In conformity Willi law. WITNF-SS The Hon. C. I.. Allen, Judge of said County Court, Willi the M ill of said Court affixed Un lit ll day of June, I'HI MAHI.K G. I.IVF.SAY County Clerk ISEAI.I Adv. 2 8 I I 'JOr ARE YOUR TIRES SAFE? LET US INSPECT THEM! If your tires are smooth or worn . . . have them recapped NOW. We give a 11 months guaranteed with earn RECAP, t nine In Inday! OK Tire Shop Bond and Franklin Phone SXl Company jOGHZZl for ladles snd food est. Cold beverages.