THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1943
PAGE SEVEN
Stocks Advance
To High Levels
MAUKKTS AT A fil.AN K
I Mr lliillad I'raaa)
SluckH Hlriinu and ih'IIvo.
IIoikIh IiIkIi.t; IJ. S. ovcrn-tiu-nl'a
liri'Kiilaily lower.
Curb HiiM kn Irn-KUliirly IiIkIii'I',
HIIvit uni'limiKcil In Nfw York
III 41 IVIllN II fllll' (1UIHT.
Ciitluii up iik inui'li hm 45 emit",
n Imlp.
WIiiniI l. In , ci-nl lowrr; corn
N In rent lower.
ItliiHnl l'.ni rinanrlal KdlKirl
New York. Jan. 21 mi Slink".
iii)ViiniiMl iiklay to mound the best
IcvcIn In more than n year Willi
the hlhi'iit made Iwiueii III (le
inaiiil. Vnluiiie liiureused on the
rl
I.eailliiK iiutoniohlle Imucm
Chrysler unrt Ceiierul Motoro
made new lilurm lor I'.M'J l.t. Steels
wen- Hti-oni; mid in-live with the
leaden up u olnt and niiirr,
Kami iKMiex hud Kallia rmiKlMK
In more than three point In J. I.
Cane.
Coiiih'Is moved ui under the
h ad uf Kennecott, which Kiilni'il
nearly H h.Iiii. (;,c miners were
hat ut ed by liomeHlake which
K. lined nearly a point. I'litlno was
up lor tin lnsueH. lnleinuilon.il
Nickel rose more than a point In
n new liiL'h for I't-CH.'I.
American Telephone lost nearly
n ihiIiiI, hut other
cominunlcii-l
Hons were arllve with prices !
linn. Caliw In the preferred ; WKANI-.'K I'KiS for ale. Apply
Klocks ranged In more than two j.-,.Hnk Mclionald, Ut. 2. Ilox 217.
points In American and forelmi , 2 miles down 'l umalo res
power ft st cent stock. ; ,.,-vr road. IM) 37 3!)p
('hemic ils were Mi'iihk with -
K ilns of a point n nd mure In s"Nr I.AMfc oil heater. e(nilpied
Allied. Kaslman K.alak and l)u with coimt tubing and drum at
l'oiit. Air Ueductlon mid Union l"'hcd. I'hone 4i: or call at Mi
C.uliide K.ilned fractionally. ( Ivlwwnm jTVSTi.
j MOIi:itN 27 fiMit Continental
MAY HALT DKI.I YFKIKS
UiMchurc Ore., Jun. 21 "
ItoM'hiiiij milk distributors an-
iioiinicd lislay that produn rs had
tlni'iitened to hull deliveries Feb.
1 unless a demand Is Rinnted pro. ,
viiluiK for n price of 85 cents a
piiiind for biitlerfat. !
1
Buy Cnlted Slates War Homls! i
Lj FOOD MARKET
iiorlh Highway Pr
"Tht Store of Pronl Servic"
Tomatoes
Corn Flakes
Alhcr
2 j'
Corn 2 cans 27c
Spinach 2 cans 34c
No. V'i Cans
String Beans No. 2 can 17c
Trailer Peas can 10c
Sardines can 14c
In Tomato Sauce
Pineapple - can 30c
Bni!(en Slice No. S'j Can
VICTORY FOOD
SPECIAL
BEANS
All Kinds
Grapefruit
Inuidce
Peaches can 19c
Pumice
Parkdale Pears . .
Nn. I
Peanut Butter
Sklppy
Rice
M.lll or
Any Season Is Harvest Season If You
Classified Rates
Local Paid In Advance
2A Woritu Olio Tliim (N
'ili Wonlw Tim Tlnint IAr
in Wonlw MU Tltnt fl.KO
Warrfi ovr 1ft. If pr wmrd
ThrM llm rml; twir ait tlm pu If
Hit lim tml; four Inn mi Hm
On Munih . run al utt-K4 4mf rl
LINK IM'I'K llle t AI-ITAI.S 20c
tluin4 Aa.Hi.ln, ( a.h In Advanc.
u.ur ( im n. 11 iw I'. M.
hi:nd akimk no. 2i!i
MeetM Kvi-ry Second mid Fourth
Saturday at IU .KI A. M.
I. (). K. Hall
nay Curnx, W. I.
Hex AllliiKham, Secretary
I'OK NAI.K
ft CUI1K FOOT 11)37 Kelvlniitnr
rial- Willi. Iniulrn 35 t'.reeley, ufter
nuoiiH. 7i)3Hll)c
I 3', MII.KS OUT on paved hlKh
I way, "III acred, i!0 aereii COl water,
5 room hoiihe, farm machinery,
! well hullt nut hullilliiKH, niw and
chlckemi can be pureliaxed. $21X10,
$:ikiimi down, S'J.'i.lH) month. Anne
FoilieM, :i Ori'Kon. I'lioiie :)IVW.
ti.r37 .I'k-
COMMISSION Salm Co., KXi
Wall, phone 231. Small white
vnmnel ranee, runt Iron box heat
er, small wardrobe trunk, 2-burn-
"r liiiKiillne hoi plate, new mat-
Ileuses
oi .u-.):ip
' trailer house, ooil tires, pandum
j wlui'ls. inquire I'Iiihs Signal si-rv-!
Ice, south blk'hway. 57 37 Mc
1 TWO DUMP IIOXF.S. one 4 vnrJ
Water level, with J Inch hoist, one
3.j yilr( WB,,.r ,.Vel with 7 Inch
h)1Ntt jnI,U,-P 15.15 West 5th.
52-37-3!'p
STUDIO COCCH In Rood condl-
Hon. Inquire 6 Irvliu;. 42 37 :t!l)
and FEED STORE J
Dolivery Phon
3 pkgs. 25c
Lurite
2
cans
.SO.') J'Blis
.can 15c
( an
...jar 41c
2 lb. pkg. 27c
Truiuik
2 cans 29c
C0RN
iL, kix
pfitl pkg.10c
25c
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
I DIAMONDS t ,
t TO FIGHT A WAR Tl I V&z7
U.ff. PBOOOCTION PLANTS 35911 $j S"l
USED AAOCC THAN A V Cf-ASn
tOA OP THEM LAST 16 J l iJTgQpK?,
YEAR IN VARIOUS TYPES JtUHS Y -TLf WU$$&fc
OP CUTTIMG TOOLS. !S rT T iflj&jS
cortwirMiiiiviei. mc I fin 1 1 ri'lX rVr 1
A CELEBES
&T3 LADDER
J7T n 7;$i$$& BAMBOO
Whim a man lives on a farm;
HE LIVES OFP IT, "Jft
LOTHEK THOMAS,
htm KALK
!
ONE BULL. I'ii years old, from
Ruby Stelwer herd. Can be Keen
at the Hurslcy ranch, at Des
chutes. We can deliver. 4-37-3!lc
I'AIK uf Wilsun skiis with xles,
$10.00. One pair 85.00. I'hone!
!WJ, or can be seen at 2!) Oregon i
Ave. 62-37-3'lc I
FOR FARMS, stock ranches and
business opportunities It will pay
you to contact Shell! y Real Es- i
tale, Redmond. We trade.
Ifr2fr51p
NEWCOMERS In Bend are in
vited to come to the Beauty Quest.
Our prices reasonable, you are
more than welcome and we are
sure you will like us, we aim to
please. The best for less 3 oper
ators with many years experience..
I'ermanetits $2.50 to $7.50. 81 Ore
Tele 1711 Ask Inr Mtldr..,!
Ray or Ella Mae.
95-24-50p
4.7 ACRES on highway south i
from Bend city limits modem
house rhirLon iiniilitmrnl Qhnllnu
Real Estate, Redmond. 47-27-53C
I OK UK NT
ROOMS, one large and one small
er, nicely furnished in modern
home. Gentlemen preferred.
I'hone 451-J. Board If desired.
72-38-40p
ROOM FOR RENT. Close In. 510 '
Delaware 79-39-41U 1
l-t)K NAI.K OK TKAIIK
$1350 EQUITY In 40 acre improv
ed ranch, close In. Will trade for
clear town property. Give full de
scription In first letter. Write No.
4359 fare of The Bulletin.
59-37-39p
2.5 ACRES on highway south
from Bond city limits. Modern
home and good business. Will
take Bend residence. Shelley Real
Estate, Redmond. 48-27-53c
LOST
SHAFFER fountain pen lost be
tween West 2nd and Newport
bridge. Pen has M. Sovy on bar
rel. Reward. Finder return to I'ac.
Power & Light Co. 45-37-39C
LADY'S wine color coat lost at
Glen Vista club Saturday night.
Finder please cull 915-R. 44-37-39p
l'Oi'M
TIRE CHAIN. Owner may have
snme hy Identifying and paying
for this nd at Bulletin of flee.
81-39c
MISCKIXANKOI'8
j TIE SLAB WOOD $5.50 per cord,
tor sine, limner timers wanted,
14c per tie. Phone 300 or call at
1451 Hartford. 49-37-39p
HALL'S RADIO Service wIlF be
closed until January 23. Due to
the accumulation of work we are
forced to work behind closed
doors. 1 73-3S-40p
WATCH REPAIRING, new
watches and clocks are hard to
obtain. Be careful of your watch,
keep it In Rood order. H. B. Moore,
next door to Woohvorths.
80-39 41 p
WILL the young man who bor
rowed n shovel from the Pearl
Harbor Sandwich Shop to dig his
car out of the snow Wednesday
morning, please return It.
By William
Ferguson
1 1 1 1
WANTKII
WANTED TO BUY for cash small
table mixlel radios. George's Radio
Service, 13!0 Cumberland. Phone
900. 73!)-13p
INEXPERIENCED lady wants
Job as sales ladv. Write or Inquire
Mrs. C. O. Berg, 259 St. Helens.
82 39p
WILL I'AY CASH or trade lor
good used iurniture, ranges, cir
culators or heaters. Phone 271,
Bend Furniture Co.
o io-jup
ELECTRIC HEATER, any kind.
I'hone 1039, or call at I.W.A. Hall.
55-37-39C
I WANT TO BUY used pianos.
' Write No. 4356 care of The Bulle
tin. 56-37-39C
V..,. Tr cv . ,,,,.
WANT T? BLUY Ne ,T
snire rea Drcetung cutm-n-is.
Might buy white leghorn cocker
els, c. L. Allen. Phone 2&F-32 or
27tX 63-37-39c
WANT TO BUY a drill press or
band saw.
Bend.
Write PO
Box 10S2,
5437-39C
PARTLY FILLED stamp albums
earn no lnteerst. Sell us your used
' furniture, tools, stoves, relrtgera
: tors, turn 'em Into bonds. Bend
1 Supply Co., 922 Bond. 'Phone 481.
I 50-37-55p
would like, to ouy any Kino oi
'a,tl( 'at or poor. Also fat hogs.
Write or call W. R. Franks, phone
78-J or 78-W, Redmond, Oregon.
21-37-39c
WANT TO BUY late model used
cars, trucks or pickups. Write de
scribing model, make, year, condi
tion of tri-cs, etc. Kelly Owens, 235
So. Commercial St., Salem.
83-30-47p
WANT TO BUY used Iurniture.
stoves, washers, refrigerators, etc.
Will pay highest cash price.
Square Deal Furniture Co. Call
324. . 4014-39p
WE SELL lots of farms and city
property: For quick sale list your
house now. List your farm with
full-time specialists. Trades wel
comed. We have 25 cattle pinches.
We want more. Select your home
from over 50 houses. Gilbert's
Real Estate. 1016 Bond Street.
823661c
WE WILL PAY CASH for good
used furniture, wood ranges, heat
ing stoves, refrigerators. See us or
telephone Claypool Furniture Co.
31-Jb-ttlp
Old? Get Peu, Vim
with Iron, Calcium, Vitamin B,
MEN. WOMEN
of in, no. no. Don't i
, a mlt, wfn.-itn. ft
tiiHliut ti turn, mill ut-
111 h:iil
hm ivpolnl i.rn.r 4t lv iHxIif IM-Wiui: Irci .
l'l(-Uim, it. i turn Hi. Tti-HwUMfn :i-w fn 1 iw rpy.
ytSiM JHUIWiT. l't OMfTT, l.Uf T'lMft TOIMY
'.ml Mm ;i.'m. t havk MoNKV rentier
It. tiro it ilmtn u mmij tnt''.-l:. n-'f mV. .!
iik ulHut tlw bit itii.in j-"vinf r-titiociy
tor title at all druii ti.n cvtjkIhtc.
RED RYDER
IfKT.I WANTKh
EXI'ERIENCED sales lady want
ed for lady ready to wear. Slate
age and salary exjec!ed. Reply by
letter to 4375 care of Bulletin.
75-30-44C
NHiHT WAITRESS wanted. Will I
27!.
til 37-3!ic
l'RIN"rL.
YOUR LETTERHEADS can be
made any size you desire, with any
printing you like. Estimates glad
ly given. The Bulletin.
l-cgal Notices
i
NOTICE
NfriCE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that hearing upon the Final Ac
count of C. (I. Hitchcock, adminis
trator of the Estate of Laura E.
Alguire, also known as Mrs. 1.
Algulre, deceased, filed herein,
will Is- held In the Court House In
the County Court Room, in Bend,
Oregon, at the hour of two o'clock
In the afternoon of Monday, the
22nd day of February, 1913.
All persons interested in said
estate are
notified to appear at
said time and place, and show
cau.se, if any they have, why said
Final Account should not be ap
proved, the estate settled and
closed, and the administrator dis
charged. Dated at Bend, Oregon, this 21st
day of January, 1913.
C. G. HITCHCOCK.
Administrator of the Estate of
Laura E. Alguire, also known as
Mrs. D. Alguire, deceased.
De Armond & Goodrich, attorneys
394551 57c
-1
I'fTATtnV 1 1 m rtpacne inaians oi irw
iiiiii"' ! Mexico, last to go on the warpath, I
In the County Cour of the,an, now noused on reservations
State of Oregon for the County of i , mountain areas. Recently they I
Deschutes.
In the Matter of the Estate of
MACK C. MINER, Deceased.
TO: Fred Miner, Opal Bindley
and Mis. Carl Schoeltlc: In the
name of the State of Oregon:
You are hereby required to ap
pear in the County Court of trie
State of Oregon for the County of
Deschutes, in the County Court
room in Bend, Deschutes County,
Oregon, within 30 days from the
21st day of January, 1943, which
is ,he date of the first publication
hereon, and show cause, if any
you have, why an order should
not be made by this court, author
izing and empowering Bessie Gil
lander, administratrix of the
above entitled estate, to sell at
public or private sale, the follow
ing described real property, to
wit: , ,
. Lots fifteen, sixteen and sev '
enteen in block eleven of
Lytic, now within the corpo
rate limits of the city of Bend,
Deschutes County, Oregon,
This citation is issued and serv
ed upon you, pursuant to the or
der of said County Court, made
and entered herein on the 19th
day of January, 1943, and said
service is made In conformity
with law.
WITNESS The Hon. C. L. Allen,
Judge of said County Court, with
the seal of said Court affixed the
20th day of January, 1943.
HELEN DACEY, County Clerk
39-45-51-57C
QUINTUPLETS
relieve coughing of
CHEST COLDS
At the first riRns which may warn of a
cold the Pionne Quintuplets chests,
throats and back are rubbed with
Must? role a product made es(oria)ly
to promptly rrlipve coiiahs due to colds,
mnko brvat hinc easier and break up local
conywhon in the upper bronchial tract
Musrcroie gives mich wonderful re
Bulta because it's MORE than just an
ordinary "naive'. It's what so many
I ioclorsand Nurses call a modern roMHirr
irritant. Since Munterolo is used on tho
Quint you may be sure it's just about
the BEST cold-relief made!
IN 3 STRENGTHS: Children's Mild
Miwterolo for children and peoplo with
tender skin. Hej-ular for ordinary cases
and Extra Sire fig t& lor stuooorn
Use The
Civilan Economy
Trim Near End
Nelson said today very little more!
can be trimmed from the civilian
economy under the war effort, i
and that some experts believe it
already has been trimmed too
, heavily.
Nelson
ience that the f ur most Import
ant problems now lacing his
agency are:
i. increase u
nroduction of
valves, heat exchangers (cooling i
devices), and other parts of wari
weapons.
2. I'roper distribution of avail-1
able materials to assure expanded
production of these parts.
3. Simplification of consumer
goods.
4. Concentration of Industry.
Trlmmlnir Nrant Bone
Nelson said little additional ,
material could be saved for thej
war effort through a further cur-1
i tailment of civilian economy. t
I is mere a reeling among somei
officials of WIJB that you already
! have trimmed civilian needs too
I much?" he was asked. I
j "Yes," h replied.
"What are your feelings In thej
I matter?" j
"I have no evidence yet to show I
I that we have trimmed too far," !
he replied. "On the other hand, I :
feel that not much more trint-
i ming can be done which would '
;save a substantial amount of1
materials for the war effort." j
lUe have the answers...
TO YOUR
.QUESTIONS
C L Bischoff. T.P.A.
530 American Bank Bldg.
Portland, Oregon
BEacon 7273
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23 Bl Il.hlNOS LOST
Colorado Springs, Colo., Jan. 21
I'll1 Scores of volunteer workers
j and emergency police aided flre
j men today In bringing under con
trol a series of fires which levelled
i at least 23 buildings In the Pikes
I Peak area.
IS YOUR CHILD A
NOSE PICKER?
II mar b. a aim af bowd warms I Ami
thraa rrnindwnrmB ran cmiiim ral trouhWI
(lmr warnlnvii ara: unw at.mach. nr
viuanraa, Itrhina part. If jrmi mvrn mmrt
round wnu. irrt Jaynn'a Vrrmlftjaa tMy 1
iri-a a M-wlinir proprirtarv
iimh! liy milliona for ovar a
rrnturr. Aria fftnllr, y"t ,lrlvr. T.t rrmnrl
uruia. Lxnuiul JAVf.ES VKMIFUG.
Bmrrw Jm
CUds Lucas
9Hnr Btrigm
M I-
Houk Motor Company
914 Bond Street
Say,can a felbw Yes, if theres 1m )
buy a ticket if space
, itsyoursfor W
he has to take necessary A
a trip? travel.
cm i y
buy a Sure.buyaWfer
. HeLrt O Bond! Its aficket
ticKet y to Victory and
I' f 3 return trip
Victory? ticket for the
JL.KAJNMJUK UINU fighting men
Northern's Victory assignments.
Too, the railway has an obligation to civilians par
ticularly those who stepped aside for homebound lads
in uniform at the year's end. Many then patriotically
postponed essential journeys, hoping to travel later.
Of course, war-time train travel presents problems and
questions. Take yours to an experienced Great Northern
passenger representative. He has the answers. You can
depend on him.
"Give the book you read on the train to the 1943 Victory Book campaign.
RMtc f t'ie Empire Builder. . .
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MINNEAPOLIS
CANADA
SWICT GIASS
juitioT cno
tT Var v V M eW aar arf ' al V a
United States War Bonds!
NOTICE!
Due to Federal Regulations on
Delivery Service
All Wood Is
C.O.D.
We are rationing wood in one
half cord orders.
BROOKINGS WOOD
YARD
Phone 767
ALBUMS OF
ItECOKDS
OUR LOW PRICE
2.50
t SalacKons
rlWsaai faaW Eaetaa Ttm)
Today's hit tunes by America's
greatest buds now on Philhar
monic record 1)7 Firestone. Beu
them today. Add these albums to
your collection at this remark
able money-saving price.
Phone 680
IS
one of Great
ST. PAUL CHICAGO
roirs I
By FRED HARM AN
, Buy
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v-Jnohthoah I . -
ymtoT cno rcirsi
r
Y $T. PAUL .
Ivory Soap 4me( bars 27c
Oxydol Reg. pkg. 25c
7739 10c
J.A.Whitmore
KoKlntcrwl Chlropo11t
PRACTICE LIMITED
TO THE FEET
Room 0 O'Kane Bldg.
Phone 430-W -
Purex
gal. 27c