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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1941)
page six Fractional Gains Made by Stocks In Heavier Trade Special Istuei Come In for God Showing With Some Near High MARKETS AT A fil.ANTR iHr Unite Pr Storks higher. Bonds higher. Curb stocks higher. Wheat Vfc to cent lower nnd i corn off 4 to 14 cent. I Cotton up as much as $1.05 a bale to new 11-year highs. Rubber steady, Silver unchanged. K Julv 21 .Th-iwWe New York, July 21 HPThe 1 stock market today pushed tntollnan . in American Smell- new nign grounu inw iait- jau- ; mg. wun runs; cnvuiuiur neuter, nun uary In the industrial average and I stock sales were 910,000 shares. Jars. Inquire Martin Lane. Box 61. Into new highs for the year in of which 420.000 came on the last- Shevlin, Ore. 23-37 3!p railroad shares. hour rally, compared with 420,000 or,.,..-, 7Ti : : ; Experts explained the rise as snarPS for Kridays full session. f,P"-D liOA,T , . ' UJ? t:",' caused mostly by technical fac Curb sa wprv mono Hershey.at Hitrheook s lamp 1. tors. Lack of pressure following shares against 71.000 Kridav. , Sls"'rs. "- 23S 40p the reo-nt attempt of rails to llow Jones preliminary closing RAnios 40-J off on '41" mixlels break through their high attracted slock awrages: Indu-s.rial. 129.S0. A'imegoJd u"Xad oT Orel new buying. Reports of continued up 152: r,il. 30.54. up 1.03: utility. eonuUnl Co ill tond stiff Russian r.sLstance to Ger-j ,&59. up 0.08; 65 stocks 43.77. up B " "'P wl S?i4n man attacks also aided sentiment, n.69. 1 President Roosevelt's message was 1 In lino ti'ith Willi street exnecta. ... ... - -- tions and when it was released prices movea aneaa. Numerous issues moved Into : new high ground for the year and I longer. Rails featured. A long list of oil Issues made new nigns or equaled their tops for the year. c-: i. J.A Swta Tand othr heavy" llr? j shares made substantial gains while motors rallied after a de-! ellrw. that carried Chrsler to i neiv iut low I wnrthe'go? of'other ITevwere Warded b I an I order by Price Administrator Leon Henderson over the week end that automobile production l... t ij;Mifintnri be cut 50 per cent next season. New hiohs for the vear were i made by Santa Fe, Atlantic Coast I Line, Louisville & Nashville, Southern Railway issues. Lehigh Valley, Nickel Plate preferred and . I tops In- he most , Oil issues to maKe new ciuaea socony-vacuum, me mosi active issue. Standards of Califor-1 nia, Indiana and New Jersey. Tex- asorporauon. inaian running. . Sidney Blumenthal preferred gained 7 points on a few transac-i lions. Other issues had gains rang- ing to more than 3 points. Ctanlo uasta nmm nant rurt fhn M. i " AGAIN in 1940 as in 1939 Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company Net Premium Income Was More Than Twice That of the Next Closest Company Writing Insurance in Oregon Oregon Mutual Writes Only N on-Assessable Insurance RESOURCES, DEC. 31. 1940 $1,753,328.68 We Also Write Car Insurance ANDREW FOLEY. Agent Deschntes, Jefferson Counties 1039 Wall Street Phone 67 WHO'S WHO in BEND AN ALPHABETICAL CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY OF RELIABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES Beauty Shop . Guaranteed PERMANENTS Fashionable Hair Drest POWDER PUFF BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 484 Monuments et Finest Granite Mad fa. Oregoa See Tear Local A rent R. C. CARYL UM Awbrey Road Phone t-M MEMORIALS THAT PLEASE Granite and Marble Bm Tar Mix Bmtf Iowa m Mrs. G. G. Halhorn rbenaT4SB WVUK MONUMENT WORKS COMMERCIAL PRINTING OF QUALITY Photographic Offset Letterpress The Bend Bulletin Phono So Portlanders Get "Blacklist" Names Portland. July 21 'Ih - Portland; exporter have received a 5( page i volume containing approximately 1 l.ftW names of firms and persons with whom they are asked not to , no business, Howard t.. ater bury, Portland manager for the department of commerce said to day. me blacklist Is known untler list of rert-iin Worked n ViionT" , list of ci lain blocked nations. The persons on the list are to be regarded as Ccrman nationals and no article covered by the export control act may tie shipped to . lham nvniiiil iinilaki ctuwM-tt i ivi i m . I stances. Waternury said. u .luih.iru u,a iist r lit i in v.ilue i.vullv since vn.irii here were ouieilv advised not to deal wiih nazi firms some time ago. icovery with Bethlehem and Cru- up mow than 2points. Cop- pers had gains ranging to more Dtt Avn i f m., , 1 if, Hogs, 1200; no early sales light butchers, early bids 25 50c lower; j nackino - sows steadv at Sft-s .sn choice 84-lb. feeder Dies S13.50. Cattle 2450: calves 150: uneven. ' generally steady; early sales fed steers $10-10.75; grass fat steers K."Tr "'J .T. f $-77? ctnner' furnace, on paved fir tj nium-god S,IWI- close ,own- W 0,1- i DX $81 50 50 'gocdchoic vet? , Wi ,ake some rash and la,p ' 8 model car as dow n payment. Pearl enn. j ..... 1 Hh. W 1 L'E?,..5 Lll IT , ' PORTLAND DAIRY The following prices were nam- i Lt An tha Pnrllarut aTi4iancfA A ha . ! Butter: rube ' extras. 35'4c:i standards, 34 ic; prime firsts,' mi... fir,, v,, - r I cheese: Oregon triplets. 22c- Oregon loaf. 23c Jobbers pay 4c below quotations. vees- Produce exchange auota- t-. p-xh, .hln n,int. fi between dealers- Grade A , large, 30c; grade B large, 27c: 1 A mediumi ogc grade B meaium Jbc" pnnT, .vn ppnnrrv Portland July 21 lf Butter and hees were unchangea . n today. Chickens were In demand. Country meats held. Watermelons were strong. First Elberta peaches arrived. BOSTON WOOL Boston, July 21 "IP" Sales were SIX BEDROOM house, large liv- SMALL FURNISHED apartment, slow on the Boston wool market ing room, kitchen utility room. ! close in, $15.00 per month, includ today, according to the U. S. agri- bath, basement and porches. Nice ing heat and hot and cold water, i culture department. ! lawn with hedge fence. Two room j Gilbert's Real Estate, 1016 Bond. Combing bright and blood house in back, garage and wood-; Phone 23-J. 12-37-3flc flMws hrnuoh omiinri dA nonlc In Bl&el nlnrn a mMIb CultnkU I - . .... - . - the grease, delivered. A few or- j ders were received lor fine fleeces i in lots containing all lengths from clothing to staple combing atMerritt. Phone 90SM. 36-28-53C grease basis prices delivered toi whefl traTT FR " Well EHS " "Bi"B'm..1? TXi? S ZKritf": iu ti mils iur kuwi ungm wools to 33 to 39 cents for semi-bright ... i. McNARY TO VACATION I Washington, July 21 U" Sen. Charles L. McN'ary today was en route to an Oregon vacation. After ' a Dnei rest at nr one, nis nome . . near Salem, McNary will visit I cantonment sites. Tongue Point, , the Hermiston - Pendleton area, and other areas imnortant In the' defense program, secretary said. the senator's i Musical Instruments Musical Instruments FOR RENT "Try It Before You Buy It" Bend Music Co. 114 Minnesota Phone 718 IDEAL FOR GIFTS . . . A fall line of newly maafao tared turned juniper novelties; also a large assortment of Juni per Jewelry. New Remodeled Store Juniper Novelty Co. 1119 South Third St SERVICE! Adding machines, cash regis ters, scales and safes repaired and guaranteed. The Only Service of This Kind in Central Oregon We Do Typewriter Repairing L D. STEPHENS Phone lAM-'V SS4 East Greenwood RHOADS WINDOW CLEANERS We Clean Anything! House cleaning, window clean ing, Janitor service. Floors specialty. Serving Central Oregon PHONE 643 THE Don't Miss a Line, flacclf !rl P;atC 'OSSITICQ IxfllC) ?.1 UonN One Time lc .V . Wuruw Three Timed J. Wonlx Nix Time tl.iu 1ft arris IV, It 9t mw4 T1re im rale. Urn plus W Sit !! f (ur ! um Um Manili rat ran l 49 rata Minum r aar av jar ''XK KTK I C AIMTAKSilk- llll t IMtna UM. II :J. r. l"OR SAI.K 1 " COOP PAYING laundry nt Ash- ton, Idaho. Owner must sell on account of health. Phone 30S K. Bend. 4533 3So ovii w ....... i -i,.,! i r ...U...V.. location, newly and attractively decorated Interior, corner lot. on paved street, some terms. Inquire 412 Delaware. 0Mi-3Sp ; MONTAO RANfi K, 11 enamel. SEVERAL HEAD of good saddle , horses for sale at sacrifice. Earl t nurses tor sate ui sai-rince. ril li Holman, 901 East Eighth Street. 27-3S-40p iTWO FLOODUOHTS Can save you $20. South City Limits Motel 16-37-39p : NFW fi-ROOM modern house, two ! Moore. O Kane Bide. 0t5-36-3Sc TOAILER HWSE- S125m 324 ! Harriman. Phone 573. 02 3f3Sc i . : : . : 4-KOOM semt-moeau-n house, close ' in. Septic tank, larpe lot. garage. ! Immediate possession. $850. rlnun SlOOmnnth Inrm Cnrhoc iT " .."V- V ' ' 3fi-38-IOc : FINAL CLEANUP! Ladies sum ;mer and ear'y ,a" shoes. Fifty P3'" from regular stock to go at ,50c a pair. While they last. Sizes lour to nine in group. AAAA to C , four to nine In group. widths. Mermel s Shoes, 937 Wall. 33-38-4 0c 3 BEDROOM modern house. New- jly papered, well built, large aKe. lawn, berries, garden, $1,600. Some 'Pt-ms. Anne Forbes, 36 Ore- gon. Phone 36-W. 35-38-IOc n , , ; SROOM modern home, in the best I residential section. Furnace, fire- place, noi waier, gas, aouDie gar-( !age. paved street. At greatly re-. duced price, $2,750, terms. Owner. j 355 Delaware. 7S-35-40p boarders and roomers. $2,200 with convenient terms. Hotel, close in. 12 rooms. Terms to suit. H. t! ." .i " !whl. tire and tube Strong ton- : eue. See at 212 F TnHni after R jp. m. 99 -36-38C . PIONEER DIES Silverton. Julv 21 HP Funeral services were being arranged to- day lor tnocn Koss, 91, a scout of the old west, who died at his home here Sunday. Among the children surviving him are Mustor E. Ross and Dr Di-lr Ram nf Qalom anH Donald and Errol Ross of Silver- ton. TruckSnir Service BEND-P0RTLAp TRUCK SERVICE Fast Daily Service Every Day tt the Year Phone 544 . CALL 788 LmiI C.rtar N. Jofc Ta. Law mt Tm Btt CmmrrM Haillnr br Haar.r W.lrlrt Trucks-Bikes For Rent Trucks and Bikes ' For Rent! Move Yourself. Save Vi I Bet Hive Tracks may he used anywhere in the U. S. A. without red tape or special ltene when transporting your own goods, Lntif trips, short trips anywhere. 8f yonr Texaco dealer. Mission Service Station Rnnd id Frmklln PWv TUf LOOK THE POTTERY LUNCH at the OASIS ' 626 Arizona Has a new lunrh room, tables for ladles and food eats. Cold beverage. BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON. MONDAY. JULY 21. FOR s .r. PRICES ARK INCREASING Buy now and save! I'sed pianos' greatly discounted. Henon's, ."? l.ikhtist. Phone ItW. tHV;Uas- i .1 ROOM modern, close to mill, on I east side, no soot, about $7fv00 in-1 ild linoleum, new interior finish. ! ViTx). SIM .tan. $1. ,cr month I'Varl Moore, OKane llldg. av.it; av i ,XKW ti ROOM modern house, fur ili.uv, hasenienl, haiduotMl floors, paved street, five niinuli's walk lo car in trade, balatxv Hill Street. terms. 4I." !M .'ki.ISp ROOM modern furnished houst1 Close to mills. 107 Riverfront. Call 7S0 or 4!WJ. 4. ROOM modern plastered house. ttt o lots on river nnd highway. I'''" . . J , C-l i'Vi C-l -ru ... sonable down payment. Pearl Moore. O Kane Bldg. 4138 41V (Ii'ernsev milk cows, two'year" ling Hereford bulls, some stock cattle and saddliis hona-s and new set harness. W. R. Franks. Rl Hiunu. wii-guii. ' 213S4IV re- frigerator. Also good used ranges nd washing machines. Oregon Equipment Co.. 901 Bond. 8V3tV3Sc; FOR KK.NT ONE ROOM furnished cottage; 4 room furnished apartment. In-i quire at la i.ucnruii. ltt-jr.Ric ' JTRNISHED MODERN duplex ! K'"- hot and cold water and g?- hu"i,b1'' f"r couple only. 1 34 Sisemore, next to Oildfellows hall. 17 37 39c VACANCY-606 Congress. Room with private entrance, telephone. ' '.ni, wn-m m monthly rate, phone 618. 04-36-38C 'SEMI - MODERN furnishiHl Cflhin a. . k ".. ... u T ..." ter and lights include. Close In. I Call at 623 Hill St. 1431 4-ROOM modern furnished house. Oarage, w-ater furnished. Rent $12 per month. Two room furnished house. Wood and water furnished. R"nt SS.00 per month. Inquire at 128 Jefferson Place. 31 38-40p ' 13 - ROOM modern furnished apart gar-iment, clean, close to city center. Wood, water and lights furnished. Rent reasonable. 945 E. Second. 40-3S-40p 1 6-ROOM modern house with '4 acre ground. $20.00: 3 room semi - 11 no m-i anu Miioen range, one acre, $15.00 per month, ' Varl Moore. O'Kane Bldg. 42-38-40C ! ROp' modern furnished apart- ! "' '"i11" r r" i torgia. 1137-39p 1 2-ROOM modern furnished apart, !mpnt - and clean. $15.(Wper I month. Hot and cold water fur- nisheri Adults nnlv Inmilre at Ig' lts onlv- 'T : 4rving Ave. UJ-.xJc I ROOM by the day, week, month. r- . . , , ' ... auuaDie tor one or two atiuits. I Air conditioned, three blocks from business district. 63 Greeley at j fhe corner of Hill. 87-36-38p . MLSCELINEOL'S i KOADbipt CAJ t. Crescent, Ore. 1 Chicken dinners a specialty. Soft uiiiins, luncn guuu anu cigarpiies. 22-37-39p CALL SUTTON for Venetian blind cleaning, kalsomine and wallpaper cleaning, painted walls or wood work cleaning, floor waxing, win dow cleaning. Call 441-W. 92 35r.p IIKLP WANTED UNENCUMBERED middle agi-d or elderly woman for housework for man and wife. Apply at 644 Seward Ave. 20-37-39C WANT WOMAN OR CIRL past 20 for general housework and care of one child. Must be neat and clean. Give references in letter to 4539, Care of The Bulletin. 39-38-40p WANT THREE MEN to cut Jack pine wood. Call at 1334 Ithaca. L. F. Kelley. 38-38-40p EXPERIENCED fountain and lunch counter girl. Write to 4.)21, Care of The Bulletin. 21-37-39C ROOM AND BOARD GOOD BOARD and room, $30.00 per month. Uncjer new manage ment. 1428 Hill St. 30-340p RED RYDER I TOULET nE WjX. oul J A Lift TtME T PAY Yfr 1 OS YOUR. SQUAVJ TOOTri J Jr'.JY I V1AG VJOSiNQ lLtlifLSM ACCtPTlMG TeB yTt LV V 1 HAVE A CHANCE To 1. tT l These Want-Ads Will Save You Money II KM' WANTrO .'.(MM) IIOI PICKKRS WANTKl) MEN.WOMKN, I'HII.DUKN Families Preform! U K FUKN'ISII KKKK Or'CIIAKCK (WHIN'S KQIMPI'FD Kleetrio Stove Kleetrie Lights Fuel Punks Cupboards !. V., TKNTllOUSES I awes Fully KquipiH'tl i'"rr n.uns Community I-UUntlry Cliiltiron's Nursery ; OT lTC 1 I II MAw M Auln AllOllt All)?, ltll and I.UStS . .,1! , ,t vj.,,,t 'Kth hk;h wacks 91 m- 11 1 1 i) .1 . ? uuiutifii 1 t.uiina plus i)W HonilS II J OU Stay (ntir m:ison WHITE FOR DETAIUS YAKIMA CHIEF RANCHES Box Yakima, Wash. 37tl3p WANTKH CLEAN COTTON RACS lit The Bulletin Offiiv. 24 .'ISp uy am.! 'K S R e n d e r I n g Works. Al- 18 27 Xlp WOl'U I JKE TO rent a ranch on . I. . LI ,..A .-1 ..1, U'onl ' .'... , . ncn wun some oiiana nnu grain land. Can give good references. UVItA In I V llrftti-nincv lll-vdi.n P Oiriron. ' -97-:; .T.ip J, Coy lf;5 KlMlsl.v,.t. ' ' nt3tV38c ' ' I'SKII CAK.H PACKARD SEDAN An excep tionally fine car. mechanically per fect. 8 cylinder model. Siecial at $165. See at Central Oregon Mo tor Co., 835 Bond St. Phone 26. 91 36 38c VECIIANICS SPECIALS' 1 'l)0 j, ;ln ' ..$i.V).00 1929 Chevrolet Coupi' $35,041 1M4 Plymouth Coach $75.00 1929 OltLsmobile Coach $45.00 1931 Pontiac Coach $40.00 1930 De Soto Roadster $50.00 CENTRAL OREGON MOTOR CO. 835 Bond Street Phone 20 9036 38c Business Professional I PRINTING youR LETTERHEADS can be made any size you desire, with any printing you like. Estimates glad- i ly given. The Bulletin. RADIO SERVICE ', COMPLETE STOCK first quality til 1 1 ... . All In i r"i i auiu ium-s. mi i.ivi m sealed cartons, (.et better per- formance by using Philco tutxfs Bend Furniture Company. j Scallops have ears but cannpt i hear. Pacific Ctait EJilion The Wall Street Journal THI MONT PAOI Of AtUtlCAN BUSINESS I FINANCE ln4 fit frm umfb off 41) Bulk St, Su Francisco, fiiit SUMMER RATES WMd PrlrM Will Aitnr J.ck PlM. Lik, Bodr. Hlab. Booking's Wood Yard & $300 PLENTY 0PTIMKT0 PAY A good dircff ntf itaady In Mm r tti chlvf rqwlrtmnt. rwr bcori. Com m .. . wtm . PORTLAND LOAN CO. N. O. GOODRICH. M(r. Bend, Or.., uu IMn 8 IM I. Pam Bid.. Pkonl 7 1941 A beautiful tel of quality din ner war at an amaiinqly low price. Set include pletler and Urqe lervinq dilh. White with red detiqn. Kitchen Recipe lifal Notices" NOTICE TO KKIIITOKS In the Count Court of the Stale of Oregon lor the County of I vs- chui. Kstatp of Joseph llalda. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been apMiinti'd 71 r- A GREATER MEASURE VH- Willinq VlE.U.,W'S QWE Hi" K f MO -E.N 6Sf.t PfiH5 On KYE6AS 32-Piece Service for 6 Historical DIMRWARE $4.00 Sturdy, colorful and eety lo me! Cen be hunq on wall. B01 tipt forward lo male the cerdt eaty lo qui. On Sale Tuesday 9 A. M. "1 administratrix of the estate of Joseph llalda. (IihimsimI. by the Ciiiiniy Court of I vsi'hutcs Conn-' ty, and has qualified. All h'Isoiih luuing rl.ums against kii estate are hen-by notlflisl lo prevtil the; same, duly verllml as by law it- ipilnil. to the undei-slgmsl at No. 7 J. C. Penney Hull. linn, lu-nd. Ore- CHAMPIONS America's Proved Tire That Gives . . . GCNif 1YL "1 Y rY GAf ftLIKG LUCK. tW Tr "to 'I RAS OUT HOwlflQuT II wl"Al w3,RYDE.R J) Av.n wacj , ,o trri The KiO C?OgE$ KASCrt-' J r. F ile g"n. within xU tiuinllis from the dale IhiMvof. Datistiiml flrM pitlillshrd Jvitu- :u. 1 !l I . l-isi mlll. ntlon July 21. I'MI PANSY JAYNES. Admliilstmiiix Irving l. Iliimn. Attorney, 21 2t 32 .'IV of SAFETY! Summer is tough on your tires. And during holiday or vacation, there is all the more reason why you should have good Firestone Tires on your car. Before you leave . . . re-tire your car with the fire that is safety-proved on the speedway for your protection on the highway! In Firestone Champions you get all the quality, service and safety features you'll need. Get Our Low Prices Before You Buy! 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