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Newspaper Page TextTHG BEND BULLETIN, BEND. 0RE60N, FRIDAY, APRIL 21. 1944 PAGE SEVEN Met Firmness Features Market By Elmer C. Waller (UD1U4 Prw FiiuncU Editor) vew York, April 21 IP Quiet Hrrnness prevailed on the stock Market today after yesterday's technical recovery. - Leading shares opened steady o firm and late In the day were milling small fractional advances. iere and there a special stock bowed a gain ol as much as 1V4 joints or a loss of as much as two mints, the latter In Curtis Publish g preferred which made a new ow for the year. Oils featured in turnover. Sun day, most acuve issue, was stim ulated by announcement the com pany and Darny Petroleum will merge. It made a new high. Pure Oil was heavily traded around the Previous ciose.. A Railroad shares registered mall net gains with activity cen tering on N. Y. Central, Southern pacific, and Missouri-Kansas-iTpxas preferred. Louisville and K'ashville gained a point. PORTLAND PRODUCE Portland. April 21 (IP) The but ter trade on the Portland dairy market was pleased today with news of an Impending cut in ra tion points for butter, although feeling there may be a slacking off in purchases pending the new order. The egg market held firmly with prices maintained. More tur keys were needed, while prices held well for live and dressed chickens. Prices on dairy products: Butter Cube 93 score 42?4c 92 score 424c: 90 score 42c: 89 score 41e lb. Eggs WFA procurement onces, wo. i grade A large d7c; o. 2 36 lie; grade A medium 32- rJBc. PINE ORDERS GAIN Portland, April 21 IP The Western Pine Association today issued the following report or the week ended April 15 of. com paratlvo figures on lumber or ders, shipments and production, based on information from 106 identical mills: Orders for western pine lumber totaled 76,786,000 feet as com pared with 71,693 feet for the previous week and 84,527,000 feet for the corresponding week last vear. Similar comparisons of ship ments are: 67,708,000 feet, 73, 382.000 feet and 70.536,000 feet, and of production are: 66,532,000 feet, 64,379,000 feet and 64,243,000 feet... . , . . s PORTLAND" LIVESTOCK Portland. Ore.. ADril 21 (li) Livestock: Cattle, salable 10, calves none, demand limited, few deanuD sales steady, cutters aairy type steers, $7-9. Common heifers S8.50, canner and cutter cows, $5 6.75; common bulls, $8; good to choice vealers salable $15-16. Hogs salable 250, total 350. Mar ket slow. About steady, good to choice 200-270 lb. $13.75; one choice lot, 203 lbs. $13.; 170-190 lbs. S13; good sows mostly $9.50-9.75. Good to choice feeder pigs, quot able $8-9. Sheep none, market nominal, good to choice spring lambs sal able up to $16; good to choice fed wooled lambs quotable to $15.75. Good wooled ewes salable $6.50-7; week's best shorn lambs $6. Stripped of passenger accom modations, the Douglas DS-3A air freighter can carry at least 6,600 pounds. Dr. Grant Skinner )i DENTIST 1036 Wall Street Evenings by Appointment Office Phone 71 Bee. Fhon 819-W c- 4 W1M a Know Your Car Is RIGHT this easy way. Just bring your car to W.B.Anderson Nash Co. 1 173 Wall Street it Complete Summer Lubrication ' TV Bend Bulletin Classified Rates Local Paid In Advance w words One Time tS Words Three Ttroea , 10 words 6U Times . MHN M UWrUM Oae MBtk nia. ium epjr. H far rat. Hlalau Ckarct. U LINE RATE lOo CAPITALS 80o ClanUM Arfrntbtaf, Cut ta Adraao Dlly Clwhw Tim. ll-.U T. It. BEND AERIE NO. 2089 Meets Every Thursday Night F. O. E. Hall W. M. Loy, W. P. Phone 20-F-5 Melvin Bue, Secretary, Route 1. Box 95-A FOR SALE DRY BODY 16' pine wood at $9.00 a cord for 3 cord load (only for duration). J. Rotz, Sisters, Oregon. Phone 825. WOOD. Dry 4 ft and 2 ft body, 4 ft. limbs; jackpine in load lots. Green furnace limb and body wood 4 it. Prompt service. Brook ings Wood Yard, phone 767. LYONS GARDENS Steel's jum bo pansy plants, also perennials and glad bulbs, annual flower and vegetable plants in season. 1604 W. Second, corner Portland. JAMESWAY oil and briquet brooder stoves. Brooder parts and thermostat wafers in stock. Also Jamesway Quality waterers and feeders. Check your stock and then go to BAKER FEED COM PANY, Redmond, Oregon, pnone 188-X. GOOD 1930 model A Ford sedan body. 421 E. Seward. UNDERWOOD typewriter, elec tric mixer, good condition. 415 S. 4tn st Apply alter 5 or in morn ing. 4 ROOM MODERN near Ken wood school, 2 lots, picket fence. New paint on house and fence. Garage, woodshed, nice lawn, $2400.00. $600 down, $30.00 month, Pearl Hollister, Rm. 4, O'Kane Bldg. FULL BLOODED white male Spitz pups. Weaned, 8 weeks old. 1927 West First St. DRESSED ROASTING hens. Also chicken fertilizer for the hauling, 213 E. Revere. 5 PAIR BANTAMS, 8 doe rab bits, 1 checkered buck. Phone 1086-W. . 5 ROOM MODERN, 3 bedrooms, large combination living room ti(h hardwood floors, wired for rTwtrl! annllan. hasomont electrical appliances, basement and furnace, level lot on paved street, 2' biocKs west oi ruot Butte Inn. Total price $3650. Down payment $1500. Balance on terms. J. S. Davis Co., 124 Oregon Ave. . NEW BRIDLE, pair child's cow boy boots, stock saddle, needs re pairs. See them at your Crown dealers, Greenwood Feed Co., 2 Greenwood Ave., by viaduct. BUFF ORPINGTON and White Giant and White Rock setting eggs. 1304 Newport. PRACTICALLY NEW, full size rayon and cotton bedspreads, one white and 1 blue, trimmed with fringe. 1745 E. First. SIMMONS coil spring, double size. Inquire at Apt. A, 525 Frank lin after 7 p. m. 2 STORY HOUSE, 2 lots in Myrtle Point, Oregon. Phone 892-M. GOOD COW. 1 mile west of Rock l Gardens, Lloyd Smith, Rt. 2, Box iy, uena. SET OF FARM work harness, $25 complete with lines and bridles. Also saddle horse, 4 years old, sound and gentle. Herbert Butch er, 3 miles out Butler Market road. tur t m Phone 700 Cooling System Check it Motor Tune-up Rotate Tires Radiator FOB SALE ROOM MODERN, full cement basement, air conditioned furnace, wired for electric range. Nice lo cation facing Mirror Pond. $3800. Loan can be secured. Peart nouis ter, Rm. 4, O'Kane Bldg. 20 RED HAMPSHIRE laying hens. 1609 West 9th St 7 ROOM MODERN home, 4 bed rooms, basement with good fur nace, garage, nice lot in lawn and flowers, paved street, 6 blocks from post office. This is a well constructed nouse in good condi tion. $4900. Some terms. J. S. Davis Co., 124 Oregon Ave. SPLENDID BARGAINS in clothes, dishes, etc. American Le gion Auxiliary rummage sale. Tuesday, Wednesday, April 25, 26, Burich Bldg, 838 Wall St Proceeds used for war work. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Close in, 2 bedroom modern house, fireplace, piped for gas, large lot, fenced, garage with store room. $2500. Some terms. Anne Forbes, 36 Oregon. Phone 36-W. 6 ROOM semi-modern house, fur nished or unfurnished, garage, nice yard with shade trees, $1000 down, $20 month. 2135 Awbrey Koau. OAK TABLE, 4 chairs to match, brown Simmons bed, coil springs, camp stoves, ranges, eight day clock, library tables, console Zenith battery radio. New Deal Trading Post, 1031 Harriman. FOUR WHEEL TRAILER. Call at 642 East Seward. TRASH BURNER $15.00. 309 Clay St. . with coils, NEW BLACK and white Monarch range, dresser. 9x12 rue. 5 gal. cream can. 1800 block E. 1st, M & n caie. BUILDING MATERIAL at Camp Sisters, near Camp Sherman. 30 Duimings including r lr lex, ply wood, wall board, several thous and feet pipe and fittings, sash, doors, corrugated iron, water tanks. See our salesman on Job or inquire Dolan Building Material Co., 804 Belmont St., Portland. Phone 3157. FOR SALE Good Quality Canadian Peat Moss BAKER FEED COMPANY Phone 188-X Redmond, Oregon 4 ROOM semi-modern, garage and chicken house. East side, close In, $1275, $475 down. Pearl Hollister, Rm. 4, O'Kane Bldg. - ONE MONTAG cook stove; two electric Irons; one round oak ablei on? droP i fIe: one iron J. H. Hall, 400 Sisemore. at woot .worth's Acnarnona roots 39c doz., rose bushes 35c (last shipment) onion plants, 2 bunches 25c Azaleas 49c and 59c Also vegetable and flower seeds, plant vitamins, fertilizers. Victory garden books 10c, cactus plants, earwig bait, aphis spray, ant pois on, rodent destroyer, dog repellent and Bug-Geta for slugs and snails. GOOD BUY 3 fine level lots, all cleared, no rocks, 4 room semi modern house $650 cash, 2 blocks from city bus, near East 3rd. Pearl Hollister, Rm. 4, O'Kane Bldg. NICE SUBURBAN HOME, 1 acre, 3 bedroom modern, basement, fur nace, fireplace, garage, chicken house and barn. Nice yard, fenced. Trees, shrubs, rockery and fish pond. 1 block from City Bus, city water and irrigation. $4750. $1250 down. Pearl Hollister, Rm. 4, O'Kane Bldg. Phone 717 or 860. CHEST OF DRAWERS (unfinish ed), mazagine rack, electric waf fle iron, round kitchen table, clothes hamper, one oak rocker, rocker, one set Harvard Classics, four volume set The Outline of History by Wells, all metal lawn roll, other books and miscellane ous articles. Bargain prices. In quire at Apartment 5, Gilchrist Apartments between 6 and 8 o'clock this evening. FOR SALE LARGE HOUSE extra lot 429 Georgia 1 block High School Excellent condition. Economical Oil Furnace Hardwood floors 3 rooms down Kitchen and upper floors linoleum covered Furniture may be purchased FINE INCOME PROPERTY Buy OCCUPY IMMEDIATELY Terms less all cash Margaret Burich owner 908 Wall Street FOR SALE BABY CHICKS Baker -Feed Co. Phone I8S-X Redmond, Ore. Classifieds Produce FOB SALE HIGH CHAIR, Phllco superhetro dyne 11 tube radio, sectional book case, and Standard fruit jars. Call Friday or Saturday before 5:30 p. m. 1014 Columbia. 4 ROOM MODERN, $1150 down, balance $25 month. Phone 387 or call at 1633 W. 11th after 6 p. m. RABBITS 3 bred does and one buck, 10 hutches. Go to end of Butler Market road, turn south, 2nd house on the right. CREAM SEPARATOR, kitchen cabinet, in good condition. Inquire Rt 2, Box 272. RESTAURANT, Vern's Lunch. Apply 911 Bond St. FOB SALE OB TBADE 100 LEGHORN hens, 75 to 80 lay. Milk goats fresh at meat prices. Will trade for team or trac- rt,- wnrlr P C Rnrt. Rend. 14 miles east of Bradetich Bros. FOB RENT 2 BEDROOM semi-modern house. unfurnished. Available May 1st. Inquire 1017 Cumberland. NEWLY FURNISHED 1 bedroom apartments, $15.00 week or $55.00 month. Jantzen Courts In Red mond. Phone Redmond 199-Z. SMALL 2 room partly furnished house at 2153 N. First. Not mod ern. Inquire at 36 E. Hawthorne, J. H. Buchholz. ROOM, with or without board. In quire Doty's Cafe, 135 Oregon. SLEEPING ROOM, furnace heat ed, with bath. Call at 212 Hill St. 5 ROOM modern, partly furnish ed. Adults. Want local residents. 1609 West 9th or phone 138-M. WANTED SADDLE HORSES, kids ponies, or colored horses. Give description and price. Write Joe Garske, 1333 W. 10th St. WILL PAY CASH for used musi- cal instruments, portable phono graphs and record players-. Bend Music Company, 114 Minnesota Ave. Phone 712. FURNISHED 3 or 4 room apart ment or house, permanent can give references. No children or pets. City Center Auto Court, Cabin No. 2. SERVICE MAN'S wife and 3 chil dren, natives of Oregon, want fur nished house to rent. Phone 605-R, or call at 201 Broadway. WANT TO BUY 2 or 3 bedroom house In good condition. Prefer east side but would consider west side or acreage with modern house. Substantial down payment, balance terms. Rt. 1. Box 345. Phone 10-F-12. WANT TO BUY good shotgun, any standard make. Also want big game rifle, reasonably priced for cash. J. T. Morgan, Star Route 2, Lebanon, Oregon. . WILL PAY CASH for girl's good used bicycle. Needs one for paper route. Phone 509 or call at Shady Nook Auto Court. USED RADIOS Will pay top prices for good used radios. George's Radio Service, corner of 14th and Cumberland. Phone 900. HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED waitress wanted at Pilot Butte Inn. FRY COOK for evening shift. Smoke Shop, 143 Oregon. WAITRESS wanted in mountain lodge, good salary, board and room. Phone collect, Mrs. Ward well, Cres-dell Lodge. FRY COOK, wanted at once. Night work, experienced. Lcedy's 1009 Wall St. GIRL or woman for light house work and care of 6 year old child. Room, board and wages, Sundays off. Apply Stllwell's Service Cen ter, ask for Mrs. Stilwell or call 328-R after 7 p. m. GIRL or worrlan - for general housework. 1335 Kingston. STEADY EMPLOYMENT for truck driver In local retail furni ture store. Phone 324. SITUATION WANTED SERVICE MAN'S wife desires house work and care of children, few hours each day, or evenings. Fully experienced. 1925 W. Sw. ond. . GIRL would like work In drui? nr department store. Experienced. rnone fis-M. RED RYDER o LJf jr nivM lilk 'hi 1 S ., V ..-1 X77. I n l I I . B a V 1 K? .A I I VLI (,.- -J r I I V'yN. .Vf , if-' yr JL v ' 1 xmlipsc- fcjsHI - . J it" ---- g- j i.. , - . -r--sr t'SED CARS 1936 PLYMOUTH sedan, radio, heater, good motor, 5 good tires. $290. Call after 6 p. m., 375 E. Kearney. MISCELLANEOUS ARCHIE BRIGGS, formerly of W. M. Montgomery Company, is now located at 821 Wall doing rooting and roof repairing. Phone 166. GUARANTEED musical instru ment repairing. Bend Music Com pany, 114 Minnesota Ave. Phone 712. . SPENCER CORSETS Phone 21-F-4 for dress or surgical corsets and brassieres. Mrs. Edna Boyd Brinson, Box 164. Bend, Ore. FOUND COW, part Durham, wearing TB test tag on ear. Owner may have same by paying for ad and feed. Wm. A. Revell, Rt. 2, Box 91. Phone 33-F-13. LOST RATION BOOK No. 3, issued to Edward De Groot. Finder please return to Bulletin office. $25.00 REWARD for return of Longine diamond and pearl stud ded lady's wrist watch. Watch and band In red gold. Please return to Bulletin office. PRINTING YOUR LETTERHEADS can be made any size you desire, with any printing you like. Estimates gladly given. The Bulletin. Covered Wooden Spans Stand Floods and Time New York UPi Almost imnre- vious to time and flood, 254 cover ed wooden bridges remain on the Pennsylvania department of high way's system, according to Sec retary John U. Shroycr. Of virgin pine, "nailed" togeth er with wooden pins, most of the bridges have a safe carrying ca pacity of only two to three tohs, Shroyer said In the current Is sue of the Engineering News Record. The oldest of them, Northbrook bridge across the west branch of Brandywine creek in Poconson-Wcst Bradford town ship, was built in 1807. Because they were built on a slight elevation, the bridges are little affected by flood waters, which flow around them and over the road approaches. 1 The first forestry school In America was established near Asheville, N. C, by' George C. Vanderbilt. LEGAL NOTICES I NOTICE TO CREIIITORS In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Deschutes County In the matter of the estate of Mary M. Canaan, deceased. The undersigned having been appointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Des chutes County, as Administrator of the estate of Mary M. Canaan, deceased, and having qualified, notice Is hereby given to the cred itors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased to present the same duly verified as by law required, within six months after the first publication of this notice, to me, at the office of my attorney, E. O. Stadter, in the Bank of Bend Building, Bend, Oregon. Dated and first published March 31st. 1944. RAY A. CANAAN, Admlnistra-1 tor of the estate of Mary M. Ca naan, deceased. E. O. STADTER, Bank of Bend , Building, Bend, Oregon., Attorney , for Administrator. 100106112118c NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY In the County Court of Linn Countv State of Oregon In the Matter of the Estate of ; Jefferson Myers, Deceased. j NOTICE Is hereby given that pursuant to the authority granted by the above named decedent In last will and testament heretofore tiuly admitted to probate In the i above entitled court autnormng him so to do the undersigned as, executor of said will and of the estate of said deceased will sell at private sale at the residence of Edward D. Myers In Scio In Linn County, State of Oregon, from and after the 1st day of May, 19-14, the following described real prop-! erty belonging to said estale, to wit: AH of Section 16 In Town ship 20 South of HanRP IS East of the Willamette Meri- THIS CURIOUS WORLD Ml I Ul m m m Moeepeosotvs HAVE DIED FROM AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS IN THE U.S. SINCE 1933 THAN WERE KILLED OR. DIED OF WOUNDS IN ALL THE WARS THE U S. HAS FOUGHT. dian, situated In Deschutes County, Oregon. Terms of sale: Cash in hand on the day of sale and subject to the confirmation of the above entitled court. Dated this 31st day of March, 1944. EDWARD D. MYERS. Execu tor of the will and estate of Jef ferson Myers, deceased. 100-106-112-118C NOTICE TO CKEOITOKS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Emilia Smith was on the 28th day of March. 1944, appointed ad ministratrix of the estate ol w. r . Smith, deceased, by the County Court of Deschutes County, Ore gon. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present the same, duly verified as required by law, to sam aamims tratrix at the office of her attor ney, A. J. Moore, Room 4, O'Kane Building, Bend, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice.' Dated and first published at Bend, Oregon, this 14th day of April, 1944. EMILIA SMITH, Administra trix of the Estate of W. P. Smith, deceased. 112-118-124-130c NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been by the county court of the state of Ore gon for Deschutes county appoint ed administrator of the estate of Green V. Poe, deceased, and all persons holding claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same witn proper vouchers to the undersigned at the office of Ross Farnham, attor ney at law, In Bend, Oregon, with in six months after the date here of. Dated and published first time April 14, 1944. C. K. WEIL, Administrator Es tate of Green V. Poe, Deceased. 112118 124 130c SAVE ON Insurance The Farmer! Group Now Offers the Public Full Protection at Thrifty Rates. Investigate Today! Fanner's Insurance Croup L. G. BOWNS District Manager 10J4 Bond Phone 331 WMWKI L Quick Results Fergtnoa ITTCXX M&N ABOUT 00.000 TO LEARN THE SIGNIFICANCE ' CP SEEDS J COP1L 1M4 IV MA UftVKt. INC. I. M. -to, U. FAT. OFF. . When you report seeing a PLANE FALL, AND YOUKE. wROUd, YOU'RE STILL RIGHT, "Sit MRS. JOSEPHINE JACK, JAPS CLAIM AIR VICTORY San Francisco. April 20 HP A Japanese Imperial headquarters communique said today 41 allied planes were snot down over tne Imphal plain In India April 17. v "- ' i n r n i i iOf-AV"-' , iT 1 v ' Houk Motor Company 744 Bond Of f iter Reviews Juvenile Problem Commenting today on correction of juvenile delinquency problems In Deschutes county, I. M. Wells, juvenile officer who replaced By ron Lee April 1, drew on a dis cussion of the problem which he presented to members of the Red mond chamber of commerce Tues day, In which he pointed out that delinquent children are the prob lems oi an parents and not just mothers and fathers of children who have got Into difficulties. Boys and girls who are models of good behavior and citizenship may come under the influence of those whose care has been ne glected by their parents," he pointed out to the group. problem Outline! Wells stated that the public's responsibility is two-fold the un derstanding of delinquency prob lems and now they should be handled in the home, and the pro vision of wholesome places where children may expend their natural energy. The Juvenile authority's point on the limitation placed on officers by law In relation to dis position of wayward children un der 14 years of age was elaborated upon by Redmond's chief of po lice, Athel Dudley, who spoke aft er Wells. Dudley called for the consideration of a detension home " in the county for children whose age forbids their being held In any place of punishment where adult law-violators are also de tained. A man in Tapachula, 620 miles from Mexico City, is a diabetic, and receives a special loaf of bread by air express daily. Tatet Sfine to Kitchen or Bath I INTERIOR GLOSS 3.65 Gal Itavaa a smooth, to&utifal, glare-free shtem Ooei on easily and quickly. 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