The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, February 21, 1944, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextT THE BEND BUtlETlH BEND. OREONr MONDAY. FEBRUARY 21, MM PAGE tZWZH cks Irregular lolidayNears By Elmer C Walxer Ditad Pnm riuuielal Editor) York, Feb. 21 (UV-Stocks Id In a narrowly Irregular on reduced trading In the sliday session today, ancial and leading com ty markets wtll be closed to ow for Washington's birth- craft and airline stocks were g spots. In the former, Doug- hade a new high at 53, up LocKneea also made a new pn a fractional rise and Boe- Airplane equaled Its high, rican Airlines rose nearly a I and new tops were made Eastern Air Lines. United Lines, and North Air Lines. American gained nearly a eels and motors were little iged. Most of the rails moved l narrow area although a one t rise in Norfolk and Western ight a minor rise in the aver Utilities were, narrow mov- klth enough showing declines ring a small net loss in the Jage. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK brtland, Ore., Feb. 21 Pi (stock: Cattle 2,300, calves 150. little sold. Asking steady. ly sales steady to 25c lower. led steers 514.50-15.50. one $15.60; best held above $15.75. um-good heifers $12-13.50, held higher. Canner-cutter largely $5-6.50. Medium-good cows $9.50-12. Medium-good $8.50-11. Good-choice vealers 50-15; odd head $16. fogs 3,150. Weights 230 lb. rn to 25-40c higher; others idy. Good-choice 200-320 lb. 5; 240-330 lb. $13.75; light s iizyu. good sows 9.75- eeder pigs $10. eep 750. Strong to 25c higher. choice wooled Iambs $14.50-Medium-good ewes $54.25. PORTLAND PRODUCE ortland. Ore., Feb. 21 im fces were unchanged today on (Portland dairy market, with a a movement ol eggs except small lots accumulated by lltry dealers. the butter shortage continued. fi efforts failing to obtain re- I net lrom outside sources, trices on dairy products: lutter cube 93 score 42 94 c; score 42Hc; 90 score 42c; 89 ire 41'ic lb. tegs nominal W. F. A. prices; te A large 39 c; grade A med ja 31&c; small 23Hc dozen? -- Cheeses-Oregon triplets 27c; tgon loaf 27c per lb. Jobbers y Jic below quotations. ix Children Die Michigan Fire Bend Bulletin Classifieds Produce Quick Results Classified Rates Local Paid in Advene ZS Words On Tim S Words Three Times . Words Six Times . AS n mm HdUn wit Omm bar C bUMrttam Oat mmMk m, uu tmpi, Sfc W M Mlaunm Ckut. U LINE BATE 10c CAPITALS 20r ClaaaUM Awnnblmt. Cull ki Atnmm Dtllr ClnlM TIM. II :M P. M. FOB SALE SECOND HAND electric washing machine and dresser. 1469 New port. . FARM, 40 acres, 31 water tight, 16 acres alfalfa, 28 in all culti vated and good pasture. Electri city and water in house. Price i $2500. 3 miles north of Tumalo, M mile west on Route 2, Box 133. AIR COMPRESSOR, small auto matic electric driven, with tank, suitable for beer or painting, $30. Boy s DiKe. exactly like new. S4U. Philco tube mantle radio $12. Carl Austm Repair Shop. ONE GUERNSEY-JERSEY bull, old enough for service; one Brown Swiss bull calf 3 .weeks old, from very high grade cow and regis tered sire; one set of farm har ness; 4 good horse collars, size 22 and 23. Nick J. Meyer, Rt 2, Box 257. FOB SALE WANTED ONE KOHLER automatic elec- USED RADIOS Will pay trie plant 120 volts, AC model 10A, 32 volt starting battery, cables, titungs and iw gallon net lanx. New and just completely over hauled. Portland Flying Service, Prineville, Oregon. Phone 9-F-13. LARGE ALL LEATHER Glad stone travel bag, set of flatlrons, vegetable slicer and grinder, floor lamp, rocker. Universal' food grinder, ivory enamel table 10 V top prices lor good, used radios. George's Padio Service, corner of 14th ana Cumberland. Phono 900. WANTED TO BUY: Why not con vert the piano you are not using Into war bonds? Will pay cash or trade. Phone 271, Bend Furniture Co. WANT TO BUY electric washing machine. Must be in good condl- x 38". Hampshire cockerel. 1429. uon. airs, van uun, jucksuv Hill, corner Portland Ave. iville. GOOD PLAYING cabinet radio LAWNMOWERS, cash for mow $12.50, new chest of drawers. $8.95, Jers, tricycles and parts and bicy new un painted coffee tables $2.00 cles. Carl Austin Repair Shop. each, floor lamp, used library ' : table, baby bed, day bed $7.50, RESPONSIBLE PARTY would new children's chairs $1.25, stools ' like to lease about 40 acres pas 75c, new ironing boards, drop leaf I ture and farm land with build table and two chairs $750, used ! ings. Write 2070 care: of The Bui- cnairs, new- oucKeta, new pusn ieun. broom handles, crosscut saws $1.00 each, steel blocks,' metal bread box, axes and shovels. Open evenings, 350 Divisioa - this curious world By WUAsjt. ftrgusoa LARGE MODERN house, small house, on same lot, good Income property and home. Cash or some terms. 829 Delaware. Phone 383-R. THIS IS IT NEW HOME: Four room modern. Basement, plaster, ed, furnace. Utility, close-in. Is impressive. Arranged for com fort. One bedroom. Polished floors, fireproof roof. Drilled hole, garage. Has cozy three room mod ern attached at back of garage. Knotty pine finish. Excellent rent property. See Gilberts Real Estate for details. SET OF WORK HARNESS, some bred sows, some household furni ture, one roan Durham bull, 1M years old. Rt. 2, Box. 230, 4 mile west of Deschutes. Mt. Pleasant, Mich., Feb. 21 Ui K fire, believed to have started COLONIAL RADIO, cabinet style, $25.00; antique Selh Thorn- m a defective flue, yesterday as mantle clock, $30,00. 480 Broad, ?pt the two-story residence of way. Phone 556. oiiu mis. xicii., UIPIMID Dir-C 1KA ling the lives of six of their J; LARGE 5-ROOM modern house with full basement. Room can be finished upstairs, corner lot. $3000. 3 bedroom modern, corner lot, west side, $2000. 4 room semi modern furnished. Needs paper ing and cleaning up, $750, $340, down, $15 per month. Pearl Hoi lister, O'Kane Bldg. Call after Sunday. RECONDITIONED PIANO. Can be seen at 57 Gilchrist after 5:00 p. m. ' SOLDIER'S WIFE wishes lady companion going to Central Cal ifornia who can assist in driving car. Leaving about March 1st. In quire evenings Mrs. R. P. Bolan, 65 Franklin. FOR SALE OR TRADE REGISTERED Duroc boar. Win. Dahlberg, Route 1, Box 412, Arn old district FOB RENT OFFICER stationed at Camp Ab bot and wife would like small fur nished apartment. Phone 685 any time. SADDLE REPAIR work. Depot Service Station. USED CABS 3 ROOM, clean, modern furnished house. No children or. pets. In quire 877 Roosevelt. SLEEPING ROOM with kitchen privileges. Call at 1225 Albany. NEW MODERN unfurnished apartments for rent. One bedroom apartment $47, two bedroom apartment $60, Applicants must be employed in an essential in dustry. For information phone 224, Jansen Villa Apartments, Mr. Ray C. Porter Mgr. HELP WANTED FEEpER PIGS for sale. Edw. Mellott, Blaklcy Heights, 3rd turn to right past fox farm on south highway. .. . , . 24 RHODE ISLAND Red laying pullets, $1.25 each. Holstein milk cow, 20 sacks No. 1 potatoes, $1.50 per sack. W. T. Craig, Rt. 1, Box 144, Virginia Park. Out south highway to Carroll Acres store, turn left, 3rd house. . children. rhe dead were Elmer, 16; Clar- fce, 15; Joseph, 13; Cecil, Vi; isallne, 8, and Henry, Jr., 4. pTou can't afford not to buy jtra bonds if you would help the bs on the fighting fronts. FOUNTAIN Home Made Pies SERVICE BEER Fishing DOUTHIT'S Box 272. F. Alfalfa store. Route 1, Rouse. Inquire UNIVERSAL wood range and a Rome, day bed, fair condition, reasonable. 323 Hill. FLUORESCENT desk lamp, Rem ington typewriter with long car riage. Phone 1055-M. Inquire 1325 Harmon. ONE GOOD wood range and one large upholstered living room chair with springs. Must sell by 'Thursday morning. D. H. Potts, 3'4 miles east of Bend on Bend ! Burns highway. ONE SMALL CRIB in good condi tion, $lv. One unused baby jump er. Phone 869-J or 1214 Albany. 700 YARDS rock lath; 500 foot cement sewer tile, size 6 inch. Also paint. See or call Mr. Michael, phone 221 or 407 Portland Ave. WANT GIRL or woman for gen eral housework, two in family, good home. 407 Drake Road. WANT WOMAN or girl to do housework each Wednesday after noon from 1 to 5, 50c an hour. 514 Delaware. Phone 220-J. 1938 CHEVROLET sedan, heater and defroster, radio. Motor in ex cellent condition. Good tiis. Can be financed through local bank. See it at Central Oregon Motor Company, 835 Bond St., phone 26, or 657-W. 1941 PACKARD sedan, good tires, radio and heater, low mileage. Will consider trade in. Wilma Per rin, Deschutes Grain and Feed Company or 517 East E, Red mond. ' LONG WHEEL BASE tt ton In ternational pickuD. overload springs, 4 spied transmission and overdrive, practically new, me chanical condition perfect In quire Owl Auto Court office. 1935 V-8 PICKUP, good tires. Rt. 2, Box 230, M mile, west of Deschutes. WANTED AT ONCE, beauty op erator, commission 50 and 60. Can earn S60 rjer week -fialnrv if you wish. Out of state license OK. I truck, $150. Ask for Mrs. Thomas, Beauty ' Box 891. truest, 81 Oregon Ave. 1935 MASTER club fordor sedan. runs good, new heater, fair tires, Priced to sell, entering service. Phone 352-W or see at 1745 Steidl road between 4 p. m. and 7 p. m. 1930 .MODEL A Ford ltt ton R. R Watson, P.O. WAITRESS WANTED, Smoke Shop. ' Apply 1941 CHEVROLET, low mileage, neater ana radio. 1375 Elgin. LOST MISCELLANEOUS MAN'S brown leather billfold, containing gasoline ration book, kerosene stamps, classification draft care, some money and other valuable papers. Return to Bulle tin for reward. NAVY BLUE zipper purse con taining valuable papers and ap proximately $8.00 in money. Find er please, return purse to Bulle tin office. Keep money. MAN'S BILLFOLD, has name of L. Jensen, L. Erickson, dlst, and other Identification papers Inside. Finder keep money and return purse to Bulletin office. SPENCER CORSETS Phone 21-F-4 for dress or surgical corsets and brassieres. Mrs. Edna, Boyd ermson, box 104, tscnu, ure. SMALL BLACK coin purse lost by Owl Pharmacy. Return to 853 E. 4th. Phone 307-M. Reward. "A" GAS ration book made out the Geneva Goodman. Please re turn to 154 E. Revere Ave. PRINTING YOUR LETTERHEADS can be mado any size you desire, with any printing, you like. Estimates gladly givca' The Bulletin. WHO'S WHO in BEND OF AN ALPHABETICAL CLASSIFIED. DIRECTORY RELIABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES ' BEAUTY SHOP fcfore Your Next Permanent BRECK TREATMENTS live your hair new life and trauty. Wave lasts longer. Dandruff Banished. r Truly Amazing Results! j owder Puff Beauty Shop I'hone 484 for Appointment FURNITURE WORK Furniture repairing at CABINET SHOP 616 FLORIDA AVENUE M! kinds nut In good shape at reasonable prices. W. A. JACOBS MONUMENTS Monuments Now taking; order for early pring delivery. Finest work at luwent prices. Call or write for appointment. Refrigerator Service All Types of Mechanical Service Of! REFRIGERATORS COMMERCIAL HOUSEHOLD ' Oregon Equipment Co. Bond Minnesota Phone 888 TRUCKING SERVICE TRUCKS FOR RENT! MOVE YOURSELF SAVE V2! Bee Hive Truck may be used anywhere In the U-S.A. without red tape or special license when transporting your own goods. Long trips, short trip any where. See your Texaco dealer. Mission Service Station Bund A Franklin Phone 840 LOCAL CARTAGE BEND-PORTLANQ . TRUCK SERVICE Fast Daily Service Every DaT Of the Year Phone 544 ANYONE knowing the where abouts of Walter A- ("Dutch") Brown please notify Thelma B. Ptttman, 235 S. 2nd East No. 114, Salt Lake City. Utah. Un to Feb. 23, 1942 he Uved at the Ford Hotel in Los Angeles, worked In a fruit pacKing house and attended a shipfittera school. He is known to have a married sister living in Bend (.Her name is believed, to.be iewis;. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court pf the Slate oi uregon tor ueschutes County In the Matter of the Estate of Carl E. Witte, sometimes describ ed as Carl Witte, deceased. me 32 A JOLOISR IN A FOXHOLE HAD HIS LE BROKEN SV A COOOWT Ci ROM AN OVCRHANOIN? TRES, BY A BU M5 A MAN HAS PITS IF HIS CLOTHES DON'T, , REV. ROBERT TUCKER, CATKINS THAT rMNOLB FBOM MANY TREES IN SPRING ARB INVENTIONS OP NATURE, ESPECIALLY DESIGNED TO WHIP IN THE BREEZE AMD ton 1M4 IV MA HIWC WO. T.aLMO.Ut.MT.Off'. 2-16 Fifteen Carriers Guests of Bulletin Fifteen carriers for the Bend Bulletin today were proudly dis- books in addition newspaper feature. to bis dally EXPLOSIVES STOLEN Portland, Ore., Feb. 21 IB Sy bil J. Dixon told Portland police playing their 5 star honors fori today that the thief who entered efficient delivery of newspapers, ' his home better not stumble. ioiiowmg tneir presentation at a ; The burglar took food, gas cou Friday night dinner at the Pine pons and a small Quantity of nit- j-avern. Alter enjoying a chicken roglycerme. dinner, and watching Bob Cunn ingham, youthful magician from the high school, demonstrate his tricks, the boys were guests of The Bulletin at the Capitol theat er. Participating in the evening's festivities were Sammy Brick, Ray York, Margaret Slate, Bobby Har ris, Roen Griffith, Fred Good fellow, Don Simmerville, Richard Pierce, Darrel Amick, Herbert Long ton, Joe Dysart, Harvey Ja cobson, Bobbie Berg, Billle Berg, and Art Key. Doukhbors Seek New Followers Brilliant. B. C. Feb. 21 B Doukhobor. fanatics spread through the countryside of the Kootenay river area today seek ing more recruits in their cam paign against the government's draft regulations after nude dem onstrations Sunday and exhorta tions at the tomb of Peter Verigin L their one-time leader. ' Half of the 300 "Sons of Free dom" who gathered here yester day stripped themselves oi all clothing but their shoes and stood naked In sub-freezing tempera tures for more than 10 minutes. Another 50 extremists disrobed at nearby Ootischemia. Leaders at a graveside meeting later appealed for- additional fol lowers In their defiance of the or der prescribing alternative service for draft-age members of the Bus- Man religious sect, whg, reluso to raxaae. raw Aeanooneo They appeared t have aband oned their plan' for a mass parade throughout' the Doukhobor coun try and instead were, breaking Into, smaller, groups and dispers ing to seek more disciple's. A con servative Doukhobor, element re f uced to. Join the demonstrations, but possibility of clashes between the. factions was discounted Doukhobor beliefs oppose inter necine violence. The extremists marched here and at Ootischemia from Thrums, where they held meetings Satur day. It was reported they might go from here to Champion Creek,' and police Increased guards around bridges, and government UUUUiUKi FDRtoVetoHugs U.S. Tax Measure Washington, Feb. 21 0B Presi dent Roosevelt in a conference with his "big four" congressional advisers decided today to send a veto ol the $2,315,200,000 tax bill to the house tomorrow. Speaker Sam Ray burn, one' of the conferees, said he was con fident the house would not over ride the chief executive's disap proval. Rayburn told reporters that Mr.' Roosevelt planned - to send a message on the revenue measure tomorrow, and from other, source it was learned that the president told the conferees the message would be a veto. By agreement, the house will not consider any controversial legislative matters, until Wednes day because of Washington's birthday anniversary- However, it will be in session tomorrovy and a, veto message could, be received. Even when the V-mail letter arrives at its destination, is re produced on 4 by 5 inch paper. and is sealed In an envelope, it still weighs much less than an ordinary letter. You can't afford not to buy extra bonds if you would help the boys on the fighting fronts. PURSE THEr; BEPPJB'TEDi Theft ot S40 from her purse while, she and her husband were entertaining four' soldiers from Camp Abbot last night was. re ported to police, today by Mrs. Clifton Johnson, 502 Vs Florida street Johnson Is also a soldier stationed at Camp, Abbot, and ' Mrs. Johnson told officers she suspected one of the guests of stealing the money. TEAIBLOB RECORDED, Berkeley, Calif., Feb. 21 OR The University of California seis mograph today recorded ft small earth, shock a 4:34, ft.ro. 1,900 miles, away.' .......... Buy. National, War Bonds Now I Wpryiei) Vkar Afri.4 Service Pins Tell Age. Chicago, ilB "Did you get your five-year service pin, Get?" Not if Gert could help it, judg ing form a National Metal Trades Assn. study of war workers' re action to lapel pins recognizing years of faithful duty.. Says the report: "Women em ployees are inclind to dislike them Inasmuch as they feel they are an indication of their ages. , YaUWOMEHWH&SUFFEBFIOlU f mm j&m MSlsrasaSll hut mini If you sniffer from hot flasbea, weak, nervous Irritable feeling, rt a bit blue at times due to the func tional "mtaaie-age" period peculiar to women try LydLa B. Plnk.hs.ro Vegetable Compound to relieve tucfe symptom. It help naturet Follow lnbHl directions. LYDIA L PIKKHASTS Three Men Held" On Liquor Counts A disturbance resulting from a fight at the Camp Abbot bus de pot was broken up early todaj by Sgi. L. L. Hlrtzcl of the state police and Bend Officers Painter and Houtchens, ended in the ar rest of one man on a drunk 1 charge. He gave the name of George Davis, 2L and his address as Neon, Ky. Two other men were taken in to custody over the week-end as being intoxicated They were Cnarles Scribncr, 53, of 445 East Emerson, and Emmett Fipchtncr, 40, of 1258 Columbia. Thorton Burgess Writes 10,000th, Nature Story Thornton W. Burgess, 70, who threatened to quit 30 years ago because he was "written out," has released his 10,000th nature story. Sometimes called "Peter. Rab bit's godfather," Burgess started telling nature stories to his son.' When the boy went to Chicago to visit his grandmother. Burgess duly appointed oy the County I wrote hhn every day and later Court ot the State of Oregon for Deschutes County as Administra trix of the Estate of Carl E. Witte, sometimes known as Carl Witte, deceased, and having qualified, notice is hereby given to the cred itors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased to present them verified, as required by law, within six months after the first publication of this notice to the undersigned at 36 Oregon Avenue, Bend, Oregon. Dated and first published Feb ruary 21st, 1944. ANNE FORBES, Administra trix. E. O. Stadtcr, Attorney for Administratrix. 66-72-78-84C published the collection. Since 1912, he has written ' about 85 Distribution Storage Packing & Crating Dr. Grant Skinner DENTIST 1036 Wall Street Evenings by Appointment - OUirt rix.n'73 Ho. rhmn MS-M Look , To the Future Be farsigMed in the protection ol y o u r children's eyesight. Now is the time to either cor rect or relieve any deficiencies which may impede, their prog ress. Dr. M. B. McKenney OPTOMETRIST Offices: Foot of Oregon Ave. Phone 465-W PRINTING OF QUALITY Letterheads Envelopes Folders Booklets Office Forms Color Work Offset Forms Check Your Requirements Now This is good time to fill your printing needs tor 1944. There may be replace ments needed or new forms required. A representative will gladly assist you. The Bend Bulletin Telephone 56 RED RYDER By FRED HARMAN REASONABLE RATE! Phone 7S3 Commercial Printing of Quality PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFSET LETTERPRESS THE BEND BULLETIN UT RED RYDER , IT ) j OH, LET Hll iZTZZZ "l f BUT HUfcRV VOU l" l fcEYOW-OO ) fi I woiF you i -' inz v, ' J r-vsss r afTHuvi TrT' gHOT? - v - f h 1 R. C. CARYL Phone 56 Ii53 Anbtey Tbone 69 31 . . - S I III. I In II in I .i 1 1 , f- ITU m-inl Hi'