THE I END BULLETIN. BEN0, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1943
PAG NIKS
by
OSCon Preparing
Farm Tax Returns
A large number ol Oregon
farmers than ever before are go
ing to be faced with the necessity
of turning In an income tax esti
mate between now and Decem
ber 15, points out the farm man
agement department at Oregon
State college.
Under the pay-as-you-go pro
vision of the 1943 law, persons
' who rece've as much as $100 in
come from sources on which there
is Jto withholding must submit
a declaration provided their total
income from all sources exceeds
$500 for single persons and $624
for married persona. The tax law
itself provides that all farmers
must file a return if gross in
come Is $500 or more for single
persons, or $1300 if married.
Various changes in administra
tive, aspects of these laws have
not changed the fundamentals of
accounting required in making
the actual returns next March,
the department points out. Farm
incomes can be computed eh eith
er a cash or accrual basis, but if
I change to the accrual method
a desired, permission must be
obtained from the federal and
state Income tax offices within
90 days of the beginning of a
fanners fiscal year.
Methods explained.
' The accrual method differs
from cash method chiefly in that
a complete Inventory of business
assets is required at the begin
ning and end of the year, which
automatically takes care of de
predation and changes in items
held for resale.
Any farmer who has kept a
record of his receipts and ex
penses and a list of Hems subject
to depreciation can summarize
his' accounts , and make the pre
liminary report for December 15
with little extra effort If he
hasn't kept such accounts, men
in the department suggest that
he immediately bring together all
bills, cancelled . checks, and other
evidences of transactions so far
this year and compile the infor
mation as fully as possible. Wfiere
written evidence is not at hand
careful estimates are required.
The new Oregon cash firm
record book, available from any
county extension office at cost,
will be useful in helping compile
records and making out returns
even though it has not been used
through the year, the department
adds.
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machines on one large battleship
in the aggregate represent at
least 1,500 years of training and
2,500 years of experience.
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CITATION ,
In the County Court of the
Siate of Oregon for the County of
Deschutes.
In the Matter of the Estate of
MARY BENN, Deceased.
TO: ALICE M. KING, MINNIE
E. WAWENSTEIN, EDMUND
MILLS BENN, ELIZABETH
BENN COOPER, SAMUEL P.'
BENN, H E. RUFFE, MRS. LE
TA BRAS FIELD, RALPH BRAS
FIELD, RAYMOND BRAS
FIELD, SAMUEL BURKE (BUD
DY) BRASFIELD, MARTHA
BRASFIELD, RAY BRASFIELD
& MARTHA GILKEY, and to IRV
ING D. BROWN, GUARDIAN AD
LITEM FOR RAYMOND BENN
BRASFIELD, RALPH THOMAS
BRASFIELD, BARBARA M.
BRASFIELD (sometimes known
as Martha Brasf ield, and desig
nated in the petition for probate,
as Martha Brasfield) & SAMUEL
B. BRASFIELD, heirs at law and
devisees of Mary Benn, Deceased,
and to an other persons interested
in said estate.
IN THE NAME ' OF1' THE
STATE OF OREGON, YOU ARE
HEREBY cited and required to
appear in the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Deschutes
County In the County courtroom
in Bend, Deschutes County, Ore
gon, within thirty days from the
30th day of September, which is
the date of the first publication
hereof, and show cause, if any you
have, why an order should not be
made in this sourt, authorizing
and empowering Mrs. Leta Bras
field, executrix bt the last will
and testament of Mary Benn. de
ceased, to sell fet private sale to
Lloyd M..HaU and Bertha May
Hall, the following &scrlbed real
property, for the sum of ten thou
sand dollars, to-wit:
The Southwest Quarter of
the Southeast Quarter of Sec
tion Twenty-two, Township 17
S. R. 14 E. W. M. in Deschut
es County, Oregon, and
The North Half; the South
west Quarter; and the West
Half of the Southeast Quarter
f Section 20, Township 17
S. R. 14 E. W. M.; the South
Half of the Southeast Quart
er; the South Half of the
Northeast Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter; the South
Half of the Southwest Quart
er; and the Northwest Quart
er of the Southwest Quarter,
all in Section 21, Township 17
S. R. 14, E. W. M.; the North
'Half of the Southest Quarter;
the North Half of the North
west Quarter; and the West
Half of the Northeast Quar-,
ter of Section 29, Township
17 S. R. 14 E. W. M.; the West
Half of the Southeast Quart
er of Section 28; the South
east Quarter of the Northwest
Quarter; part of the North
Half of the Southwest Quart
er; part of the Northwest
Quarter of the Northwest
Quarter; part of the North
east Quarter of the North
west Quarter, all in Section
28, Township 17 S. R. 14 E. W,
M.; the Northwest Quarter of
the Northeast Quarter; the
North Half of the Northwest
Quarter of Section 33, Town
ship 17 S. R. 14 E. W. M. J the
East Half of the Southeast
Quarter of Section 28, Town
ship 17 S. R. 14 E. W. M., all
in Deschutes County, Oregon,
one thousand dollars ot said ten
thousand dollars to be paid in
cash at the time of the sale; twenty-five
hundred dollars on the 1st
day of January, iM4, and the bal
ance in four equal annual pay
ments beginning January 1, 1945,
deferred payments to draw In
terest at the rate of six percent
per annum, payable annually, the
said property to be sold in two
, .WE Wild RdAST Golden West Coffee have an important . flT&ii
". itsponsibility. Golden West Coffee must put into jrouttup.;
- the grandest flavor jrou tver drank! Daring these war f '.
' times, with glass a critical Item, at times your grocer may ' : t5''
1 have Golden West only in the paper bag. Accept it, know- " '
'. ing that it is identical with the fine coffees that are packed j t'V
in the jar. Drip or regular grind, of course! "' "
separate parcels, the first consist
ing of: .
The Southwest Quarter of
' the Southeast Quarter of Sec
tion Twenty-two, Township 17
S. R. 14 E. W. M. in Deschutes
County. Oregon,
and is to be sold for two thousand
dollars, and the second parcel be
ing the balance of the property,
hereinbefore described, which is
to be sold for eight thousand dot
lars.
This citation is issued and serv
ed upon you, pursuant to an order
of the said County Court, made
and entered herein on the 17th
day ot September, 1943, and said
service is made according to law.
WITNESS the Honorable C. L,
Allen, Judge of said County Court,
with the official seal of said court,
affixed this 28th day of Septem
ber. 1943.
Helen M. Dacey, County Clerk.
98-104-110-116C
NOTICE TO CBEDtTOBS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
That the Undersigned has been
duly appointed Executor of the
last will and testament of Oscar
M. Whittington, Deceased, and
any and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby re
quired to present said claims,
duly verified as by law required,
at the office of my attorneys,
De Armond ft Goodrich, Bank of
Bend Building, Bend, Oregon,
within six months from the date
of the first publication of this
ford Plant
Could Field
"Dream" 11
Detroit U" A roster of some
of football's brightest stars works
out every day at the Ford Motor
company's Rogue River punt, but
not in lootball togs. The stars,
too old now to go cavorting down
the gridiron, are carrying the ball
for Uncle Sam's war production.
The assemblage of greats that
in their prime would have glad
dened any coach's heart is Jieaded
by Jim Thorpe, all American of
the old Carlisle Institute Indians.
Thorpe was an Olympic champion
in Stockholm tn 19U and played
major league baseball for the
Giants, Braves and Reds.
The coach of this "dream" team
could call on three former Univer
sity o! Michigan athletes to round
oat the backf ield. At quarterback
the Ford eleven would have Harry
Newman, who masterminded the
notice.
Dated and first published this
21st day of October. 1943.
J. 8. LASHER, Executor
of the Last Will and Testament of
Oscar M. Whittington, Deceased
De Armond A Goodrich
Attorneys for Executor.
116-122-L28-i34c
Wolverine teams for three years
and later played pro footbail for
the"New or Giants.
The coach could also field Ce
dric "Pat" Smith and Stan Fay.
Fay captained the 1933 Michigan
team, the last year the university
was a Big Ten champion. Pat
Smith was an all-American full
back at Michigan In 1918. One ot
Michigan's finest linemen could
fill in at the center position. He
la Charles (Chuck Berattf, an
ail-American Of 1933. Bernard fol
lowed his college career with one
season on the Detroit Lions.
Other former football stars now
working at the Rouge plant in
clude Doug Nott, University ot
Detroit, 1931-1933; Jack Blott,
19221924, and "Squib" Torbet,
1911-1913, both of the University
of Michigan.
Urge Food Preservers
Use Various Methods
Ithaca, N. Y. ip Late summer
and fall herald the heaviest sea
son ' of home food-preservation,
and home gardeners and food buv-
ers face the question of whether
Or. Grant Skinner
DENTIST
1036 Wa Sir
tvenftngi by1 AepelntiiNinf
(d i can, dry, freeze, salt or store
winter supplies.
The New York Stale colleges of
agriculture and home economics
saggest a combination of all the
pracucaj means or Keeping food as
the best answer to the problem.
As the different methods ot stor
age provide different falvors m
many foods, the combination adds
variety to the winter meals pre
Dared from nrudueiM lnt in
home.
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Payday
Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday
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Emprwt
lit Cck
1-Ib.jcr ...V.31e
(RsJslM fVuH Jsrj
Sugar. , .............. 10 lbs. 63c
Wheaties Igd pkg. 11c
Red Mexican Beans .3 lbs. 25c
(2 Points Per Pound .
Soup Mix . . . . ... .... ...3pkgs.23c
. j Upton's Chicken and Noodle a.
Wax Paper . . . . .... .'. .roll 19c
ItS Foot Rolls
Crackers . . ... ... ... 2 lb, box 25c
Htarriitp
Picket Pancake Flour .... . . bag 43c
No. 10 Bags
All Brands of Milk ...... .4 cans 39c
Tatt Cans (I Red Point Per Can)
Itaviolas .......... .lb. jar 15c
Fresh Cucumber Pteilei Y24 far Ht
Llbfcy'i .
Green Tomato Slice!. N. 21 taf Z9e
Llbby'k
Ripe Olives, targe . .No. 303 lor 23c
.. . may, -
Cream of Wheat .... ,lqe. pkq. 24c
. . qalekdr Regular
H O Oats i-.i-..-i fc. bkej; iU
' . Quick or Begular . il
to-Cooked Beont ....... pg. 146
: Copeiand's
Mushroom Soep Mtx s s st :ipkq. 14c
Deluxe .
Jen Powder ..,-.1 pigi. lie
Assorted FVvor ,
Sweet Tomato Relisk .353 lor lU
. ,. ubby's
Mustard ..i. .pint far 9c
Derby's
Steak Sauce V i.a.n . ikotrl 14e'
I ji- " j ' Derby's '
Jolly Time Po0 Corn ml earn) 2f e
Worehestershlre Saucl ..botrle 13c
French's
K.C. Bakhttj Powder ..50etfte39e
M. C. P. Pectin ..sttt.i2 pkcjs. 25e
Parowax .i.t.as.pkq. 144
APPLES
. . . box Q2.50
Fancy and l.xtra Fancy
Fresh Spinach . . . . Ib 5c I Sweet Potatoes ... .lb. 1de
Danish Squash .... .lb. 3c Watermelon . ... . . lb. 2c
Fancy Oysters ........... .can 27c
Wclgsrdfs ( Points)
Deviled Meat ......... caff 76
No. ) Cans (( Point Per tan)
Kitchen Towels 3 rolls 29c
Scott's
Toilet Tissue 4 .... . fo!l 1$c
21 BartkrtPars...No.21eon25c
27 H-B Peaches . ... No. 2 i tan 25e
0 Seedless Grapes.. 8-oz. can 10c
23 Red Sour Cherries . . t . .can 19c
23 Crush Pineapple, Dole No. 2 23c
g Snowdrift
Shortening
3 Sb. jar 71c
3 Grapefruit Juice .No. 2 can 15c
2 Tomato Juice ... .No. 1 tall 96
22 Pineapple Juice . .No. 5 tan 39e
21 Merrimac Peaches No. 2 en 29e
7 Oregon Prunes ran 15c
SUNSHINE j
KRISPY .
Crackers
2-lb. box . . ..431c
16 Overtook Peas ....363 can 10c
8 String Beans No. 2 con 15c
2 Tomato Hot Sauce . . . .can 6c
8 Diced Beets ean 12c'
21 Tomatoes No. 1 can 15c
18 Merrimac Peas .....2 cans 29e
Wesson Oil
Pint .... 29e
Quart . . 53c
1000 Sheets .
Rotted
Vecl ttocst
DciiHous No .
Wssle
(8 Points Poanii)
Lb..,.. 37c
Pork Steak . . lb. 40c
Lean Choice Slices (8 Points Pound) '
Pot Roast of Ceef . lb. 3D
Flnent Quality (9 Points Pound)
Beef Liver,. lb. 33c
Tender and tSvc.y (6 Points Pound)
Prinlost Cheese .pkg. 25c
. Pound Packages Point Frcs .
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