THE BEND BULLET.' BEND, OREGON, TUESDAY, DEC. 26, 1944
PAGE SEVEN
itocks Decline;
Volume Lighter
New York, Dec. 26 IIP) Antici
pated year end evening up opera-
ions today orougnt an irregular
lecline lntp the stock market on
ontracted volume.
Railroad shares stood out as the
L-atting strong spot and their av
rage rose to a new high since
August 31, 1927. This demand was
Ittnbuteo to the beliel that the
loads face a good earnings period
b long as tne war is going on and
prospect oi higher rates when
fcace comes.
I A few rails, notably the Santa
e group, had losses ranging to
lore than a point New highs
ere made by Baltimore & Onio,
ielaware & Hudson, Missouri-
jansas-Texas Issues, Lehigh Val-
ly, Illinois Central, Norfolk &
Western and Northern Pacific.
Iiese rose fractions to more than
RUUU1U
iAmerlcan Airlines made a new
'jjgh. Several special stocks made
'ilghs, including Robert Reis pre
rred, Youngstown Steel Door,
Uver King Colaition Mines, and
Tnermoid Co.
Deputy Sheriff "
Lions' Speaker
Juvenile problems In Deschutes
county came in for attention at
t-jtiay's meeting of the Bend Lion's
tib when I. M. Wells, deputy
tljeriff, spoke informally about
some of the problems and the
necessity of securing full coopera
tion of all people if these prob
lns are to be solved. Early teach
Wells stressed, is largely re-
iionsible for the later behavior of
Ic child. He added that under
I'sent laws, enforcement agen
l Is have but little control of
tiildren under 12 years of age.
Wells suggested that supervised
play for both adults and children
would be an ideal setup for Bend,
and would be extremely beneficial
los tne younger ioiks.
Gerald McCann, EM 2c, home
on 'leave from his duties in the
service, said that the worst en
emy he- had encountered in the
Aleutians was the weather. Mc-
CaQn is city commissioner, on
leave of absence while in the
service.
County Still Lags
In 'E' Bond Sales
' The "E" bond quota in Des
chutes county for the sixth war
loan drive reached 79.4 per cent
lot its quota on Dec. 21, A. L. O.
I Uhueler, chairman of the county
Jrwap finance committee, was in
formed today by the Portland
f headquarters. Twenty-eight Ore-
goo counties nave topped ues
chfltes in meeting the E bond
quita.
Deschutes county ranks 22nd in
safes of all bonds and, on Dec. 21,
had topped its quota of $1,120,000
bj 41.4 per centSchueler was in
fqiroed. ;i r
'I PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
I'ortland, Ore., Dec. 26 U'
Livestock: Cattle 900, calves 200.
Sfcarply higher on light receipts.
Tb.n,innl i;nn.1 nn Viiirlii-i,. MnHinm.
god7ed steers $13.75-16.50. Good
ltd hellers si4.uu; common-me-
:um $9.50-13.00. canner-cuner
)ws $5.50-7.50. Medium-f airly
lod beef cows $10.00-11.50. Me
.. i k..h cq nni i nn nnnrl.
tfioice venters $13.5014.00. Good
SiO lbs., grass calves 3.3U.
Hogs 1400. Active, strong con-
liioice 170-250 lbs., largely $15.75.
,ood sows $13.25-13.75. Feeder
tigs $14.00.
Sheep 350. Strong. Good wooiea
imho CUV) Strintlv .pnnri.rhoice
juotable o $14.00. Few good ewes
D.3U.
PORTLAND PRODUCE
Portland. Ore.. Dec. 26 U'
Butter and. egg prices were un
changed today.
Butter cube, 93 score, 42$ c:
92 score, 42'4c; 90 score, 42c; 89
score, 41",iic pound.
F!trirsnrir'e to retailers: AA
large, 59c; A large, 57c; Medium
A, 52c; small, 42-43C dozen.
Ri;,fir nnwHnr used extensively
in minine. is more sensitive and
ignites more quickly when it con
tains a small amount of moisture.
RAW FURS
WANTED
Mink - Mukrat - Lynxcat - Skunk
. Veasel - Domestic Rabbit
We W'H Continue the Purchase
of Deer and Elk Hides.
Coyote pelts ... No. Is and No.
2s will run between one dollar
and fifty cents ($1.50) and four
dollars and fifty cents ($4.50)
with a few exceptional pelts at
higher prices. No. 3s and 4s are
practically worthless.
Cecil C.Moore
1132 Newport Ave. Bend, Ore,
Phone 613
Dp. Grant Skinner
DENTIST
1036 Wall Street
Evenings by App;n,men
Offic Phon. 7 B. Pbon.
For a
Classified Rates
Local Paid in Advanca "
25 Words One Time , J5e
25 Words Three Times . tSo
SO words SU Ttiuctt $UU
All warda over is tM lc par ward tiaua
numbar ai tnMriMoa
Ona math run, ume copy, day Tata
alUumnai Charge, 4e
LINE BATE lOo CAPITALS 20c
' Clawilicd Advartlalna;, Caah In Advanca
Iteily Unui Tuna 1X:10 P. U.
FOB SALE,
BICYCLE, phonograph, radio,
new one man crosscut saw, 32
automatic with holster and am
munition. Henderson's Repair
Shop, 112 Minnesota.
3 ROOM house, corner lot fenced
in, good garden spot, block and
half from Brooks mill. Call at 117
Staats St., Bend.
WE HAVE a few dressed turkeys
for sale; Leo Fischer's Ranch.
PIANO In good condition. Call at
1534 West Third.
ALL SIZES Christmas trees go
ing for 25c apiece. 1588 Awbrey.
Phone 664-W.
INCOME PROPERTY. Two three
bedroom apartments. One oh first
floor. One semi-basement. One
three room on same lot, all mod
ern. Furnished or unfurnished.
Wood fuel, refrigeration. Call
1128-w or 451-M for appointment.
HAY, VETCH heavy with oats
and barley grain. Three-quarters
mile north, half mile east of
Alfalfa store. M. K. Baessler.
PREWAR ELECTRIC train and
transformer, few extras, good
condition. Price $20.00. Call after
6:00 p. m. at 323 East Lafayette.
SMALL MODERN two bedroom
home, electric stove, trash burner,
circulating heater, laundry trays,
hardwood floors, large lot. 1334
Columbia.
BABY'S PLAY pen, yew wood
bow, 60 lb. pull, hunting arrows
and quiver. Also I9d0 cnev. sedan
in good condition. 1378 Federal.
TWO GOOD dressers with mir
rors, sewing cabinet, library table,
kitchen table with or without
chairs, library diner table with 4
leather bottom chairs, wicker
rocker, davenport and chair to
match, day beds, single cots, sani
tary cots, bedsteads, bed springs
(coil or flat;, gas or electric hot
plates (restaurant size), baby bed,
milk cans, buckets, men's and
women's used clothes, cleaned and
pressed in good condition, heating
stowes, -cook, stoves, extra chairs
SOc each. 350 Division. Open eve
nings. HAND VACUUM cleaner in good
condition; one pair of 8-power
binoculars; one Remington four
some electric shaver, like new.
Call at 1622 West Fourth or phone
1005-J.
DAVENPORT and chair, 2 beds
with springs, 1 with mattress,
dining table and 4 chairs, heating
stove, 2 cook ranges, Wtchen
table, floor lamp and general
household goods. 829 Delaware.
STANDARD REMINGTON noise
less typewriter, used player piano
rolls. Box 23, Gilchrist, Oregon.
SKIS New Anderson Thompson
laminated, bindings and poles.
Phone 727 after 6:00 p. m., 124
Delaware.
8 ROOM, modern, unfurnished
house. Large living, room with
fireplace, also outdoor living
room, fireplace, grill all enclosed
with new white picket fence. 326
Congress.
FOR PROMPT relief of colds,
sinus, or catarrh, try a bottle of
U. I. oil, no burning relieve nasal
discomfort instantly. Large size
$1.25; small, 3 for $1.25. Wong's,
418 Bond.
GOOD USED piano tin easy terms.
Bend Furniture Co.
I OK KENT
3 ROOM modern furnished apart
ment, $20.00 per month. Also 3
room furnished house not modern.
Inquire at Museum of Wonders,
north highway.
TO MARCH 1st, 19-16, 2V4 acres,
good 3 room house not modern.
Good basement. City water, no
electricity. Good barn and cow
shed. Chicken house. R. F. D. and
school bus convenience. See D. S.
McClellan, 629 W. 14th St., Bond.
CLOSE IN, 2 and 3 room apart
ments. Fuel, lights and water fur
nished. 35 Hawthorne. Phone 39.
VERY NEAT 3 room modern fur
nished house, good neighborhood,
garage. Adults only. Apply 1255 E.
Third.
FURNISHED MODERN 4room
apartment, water and lights fur
nished. Garage. Two loads of wood
to be had. 735 Columbia.
DIAMONDS
KEEP FAITH !
Buy Bonds for
KEEPS
A. T. NIEBERGALL
Jeweler
Next t Tapltol Thratvr
Phone 14S-R
WATCHES
Littl
e) Sell a Lot
I 02 RENT
WANT TO sub rent a modern 5
room furnished house. Vacating
Dec. 27. 2 Scott St.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
modern seven room 4 bedroom
house. Wood furnace, washing
machine, mangle, vacuum cleaner.
Inquire 1532 Harmon Blvd., or 331
E. Marshall.
CLEAN SLEEPING and house
keeping room, kitchen and laun
dry privileges, automatic heat
Phone 493-w.
3 ROOM furnished house, not
modern. Easy distance of mills.
Apply 207 Riverfront.
WANTED
ROCKHILL Everbearing straw
berry plants. Must be free from
disease, true to name, state price
per thousand. Lloyd Bowers,
Shedd, Oregon.
WANT TO RENT furnished house
or apartment, preferably with 2
bedrooms, pnone on.
WILL BUY any kind of cattle or
hogs. Also gentle saddle ponies
nrl eaUW Dlaacn urr-ito U7 D
aim .-tl i -J . 1E.K . . lit. i. . .
Franks.'Redmond or phone 78-J, !
Redmond, uregon.
BICYCLES Top cash prices for
bicycles, wheels, tricycles, frames,
wagons, parts of all kinds, broken
ones OK. Carl Austin, 220 Green
wood. YELLOW or gray Persian male
kitten for boy's Christmas pres
ent. Call Wetle's store or 716-R be
fore 6 p. m. today.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY: Have
Waiting Lists: We need farms,
cattle ranches, city homes, busi
ness property, cafes, service sta
tions, auto courts, stores. What
have you. Gilberts Real Estate,
1015 Wall Street.
USED GUNS and motors. Will
pay good prices or liberal trade in
allowances on new ones. Evans
i Fly Co. South idghway.
USED RADIOS Will pay top
prices lor good used radios.
George's Radio Service. New loca
tion, 838 Wall St. Phone 900.
MATTRESS RENOVATING and
rebuilding. Bend Bedding! Com
pany. Phone 753-J.
USED CARS
1936 REO Hi tern 28 passenger
school bus or flat bed. Also 1929
22-passenger Vk ton Dodge.
Phone 644.
FOR SALE or trade for cheaper
coupe in good condition,-"1937"
Chevrolet 2-door sedan. See at 501
Georgia after 5 p. m.
HELP"w ANTED
WOMAN for maid work. Down
ing Hotel. Phone 39.
GIRL for general housework.
Permanent position. Phone Mrs.
Mackey, 832 or 412.
NEWSPAPER ROUTES avail
able. Owing to revision of old
established routes, we have open
ings for carriers, either boys or
girls. Good pay salary or com
mission. See Journal, Jones Apt.
5. Phone 744-M.
WOMAN to care for preschool
children school days and do light
housework. Hours: 8:30 a. m. to
4:30 p. m. Telephone 787-W or call
1204 Hill.
SITUATION WANTED
FIREMAN JOB or odd jobs. Write
P. O. Box 331 or call at Houk's
Motor before 9:00 a. m. Charles
Whitman, Sr.
LOST
RED GUERNSEY cow. Ear mark
ed. Strayed from Rt. 2, Box 248.
Call Pine Tree Auto Court office.
BLACK BILLFOLD containing
several licenses, registration card,
gas stamps, and some money.
Kinder please return to John
Flatebo, 326 Sisemore St.
lOUND
LIGHT COLORED goat came -to
my place south of Harvey place.
If owner will pay for advertising,
feeding and breeding, they can
have same. Sprlnggate.
MISCELLANEOUS
LATE MODEL hearing aid can be
had at big reduction due to illness.
Mr. Mitchell, co Pilot Butte Inn.
Either bone or air conduction.
Hurry!
WILL LADY who loaned chains
to party who was stuck out east
highway please call lor then at
Stale Police Office.
Better Equipped
In our new office to help you
with your health problems. Our
modern equipment and meth
ods Include
Hydro and
Convenient
Terms
Dr. R. D. Ketchum
Chiropractic rhyilclan
124 MinneHota Ave. Phone 704
Eliminator
MISCELLANEOUS
SKATES HOLLOW ground, keys
made, saws filed. Guns, locks, pho
nographs, electric appliances re
paired. Soldering. Shears, knives
sharpened. Open Sunday and eve
nings. Henderson s Repair bnop,
112 Minnesota.
IDEaITcHRISTMAS Gifts. Spen
cer Supports Dress and surgical.
Men's and women's belts. Phone
668 or 21-F-4. Mrs. Edna Boyd
Brinson. O'Kane Bldg., or Box
164, Bend.
WE WISH YOU a Merry Christ
mas and Happy Newi Year, and
thank you for your past year's
business. Due to OPA regulations
and weather; we are only permit
ted to deliver wood to customers
who have only a few days supply
on hand. Brookings Wood Yard.
Ph. 767.
LEARN TO PLAY Hawaiian and
standard guitar by mail. Guaran
teed course. For more information
write or contact Chas. Whetzol,
Bend Music Company, 114 Minn.
Ave. rnone tre.
PROMPT GUARANTEED service
on all makes of washing ma
chines, oil burners and. small
household appliances. Bend Wash
er Service, .136 Greenwood Ave.
f none ssa.
PRINTING
YOUR LETTERHEADS can be
made any size you desire, with
any printing you llrse. Estimates
gladly given. The Bulletin.
PVT. LEIGHTON WOUNDED
Terrebonne, Dec. 26 Mr. and
Mrs. H. Leighton of Terrebonne
have been informed that their son,
Pvt. Harold Ernest Leighton, was
wounded in action on Leyte Dec.
d. pvt. Leighton, a cavalryman,
has been overseas 10 months, and
was in iNew Guinea betore being
iransierreo to tne i'nuippines.
GILCHRIST MAN WOUNDED
Gilchrist, Dec. 26 The war de
partment announced today that
Pvt. Fred L. Depuo, son of Mrs.
Rose Berry of Gilchrist, has been
wounded in action in the Mediter
ranean war theater.
Gas -turbine locomotives have
been under tests for over a year
on tne swiss icderai railways.
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
-S3
AT LASr HAS SOLVED THE RIDDLE
OF WHERE CHIMNEY SWtPM
sfAfO me wAreA. ... namely.
IN THE SOUTH AMERICAN REPUBLIC
OF PSRUf SOME OLD-TIME ,.
NATURALISTS WENTSO FAR AS TO SAY
THE 5IRDS HIBERNATED INTHE
AT THE BOTTOMS Or STPE.A5.
ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR OVER,
OSe - TH&D
OF ALL. THE DAYS LOST IN
AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
Brooks'Scanlon Quality
Pine Lumber
Brooks-Scanlon Lumber ,
Company Inc.
RED RYDER
1HROUGH THE COOLING If FOLK5 , V0"rT 7H' TOD mEAtf
EM&ER5,RED LEADS THE (OLY LIVINS frElNGS j ( OUR HORSES.
PARTY &CK TO THE LOCSE VTHAT ESCAPED "Wj- l V ARE DEAD.'
Widi BuUetm
Iwo Jima Island
Yuietide Target
Somewhere in the Marianas,
Dec. 26 (lD(Via Navy Radio)
Navy surface units, teaming up
with giant B-29 Superfortresses,
Liberator bombers and P-38 Light
ning lighters m a Christmas
"gift" to the Japanese, rained ex
plosives Dec. 24 on the already
hard-hit enemy base at Iwo Jima
in the Volcano islands.
-; In addition to the heavy dam
age inflicted on the island's air
field, 600 miles from Tokyo, our
surtace units sank an enemy de
stroyer, one escort patrol craft
and a medium-sized landing ship
in the second coordinated air-surface
attack on the base in Decern-
ier.
Procedure Told
The planes from one of the Su
perfort squadrons acted as range
finders and spotters for the ships
after unloading their cargo of
bombs, and Maj. Thomas E. Ped
dy, commanding officer of the
seventh air force bomber squad
ron said: "The naval craft shell
ing lasted more than an hour.
Those boys have an accurate aim
and I don't think the Japs have
a very rosy future."
Returning pilots gave graphic
accounts of the plastering of the
major enemy base.
Jungle Corporal
Aids With Makeup
Cpl. Robert Garcia, now teach
ing camouflage at the Redmond
army air field after many months
spent in Pacific jungles, thrilled
participants in the "Christmas
Eve in a Foxhole" scone in the the
Methodist Christmas program by
briging his own jungle clothing
and make-up equipment and
"making up" th( boys who ap
peared as jungle soldiers. They
were David Coyner, Albert Miles
arid Bill Hlggins. The pageant was
directed by Mrs. M. F. Lyons
while Mrs. Craig Coyner was in
charge of the music.
- The program was presenicd at
the Methodist church at 6:30 p.m.
Sunday.
By WBSaaa
FafjttMii
MUO i
Flashlights throw a steady
UfeHT, NOT A FLASH LI6HT,"
. S6T. EVERETT BERRY,
Winter Style
I
This Is the new cape being used by American infantrymen in snow-covered areas of Belgium. White clotn
wrapped around rifle lessens visibility. Sgt. Marvin C. Etuis Jr. ot Owensboro, Ky, models the outfit at
Washington demonstration.
Match Folder
He May Haye
Bv Mary Lainir
(United l'rcaa Staff Correspondent)
Chicago UP) Peter J. Schmitz,
who has a collection of almost
17,000 full match folders, is a
little nervous about rumors of an
Impending match shortage.
This may seem paradoxical, but
Schmitz explains that he is a
cigar r.rr.&ker as well as a match
collector and is afraid that he
may have to cut Into his collec
tion, which he calls his "own per
sonal treasure."
Only Full Folders
The trouble is that in order to
qualify for a place in his collec
tion, a folder must be full. He
says he has thrown away or
given away more folders than he
has kept because they either were
only partially filled or the same
as another in the collection.
Schmitz', who is an elevator op
erator at the U. S. custom house
here, started his collection 10
years ago.
"I went Into a drug store one
night to buy some cigars," he re
called, "and got some matches
that were real pretty. I thought
to' myself, 'I'm going to save that,'
and right there I started to col
lect." Cover the. World
Since then, Schmitz has col
lected about 15,000 regulation
matches from countries ail over
the world including the three
axis nations. In addition, he has
2.000 non-rcgulatlon books of vari
ous dimensions, one ot them 20
Inches long and another eight
Inches square. He says he got
most of them from broken) at
the custom house.
They are filed away In a cab
inet, now so packed that he has
started saving them in cigar
boxes.
Among Schmitz' favorites are
two folders from a Chicago flor
ist, which he describes as the
"prettiest" in the collection. He
also like a "Remember Pearl Har
bor'" folder, which contains
matches with Japanese faces on
WHO'S WHO in BEND
AN ALPHABETICAL CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
OP RELIABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES
BEAUTY SHOPS " Refrigerator Servicn Long Distance Hauling
HAIR NATURALLY All Typos'of Mechanical Service BEACH TRUCK SERVICE
BEAUTIFULLY TINTED , TnBt ! , ,f. fl , L"
Added liigliiightH und a new REFRIGERATORS I ol. 1 68 839 Columbia
rich tone with ltmx or Ktarnul COMMERCIAL Q .... .
-the very best tints mad,, . HOUSEHOLD L J&SSttriMA
ladies hair ( i THNfi Oregon Equipment Co. Goods Movement
A specialty iw.mi a- Minnwmn i'h.,,ip km wooos wiovemenr
Powder Puff Beauty Shop TRUCKING SERVICE
May".w""',er TRUCKS FOR RENT! LOCAL CARTAGE
r - MOVE YOURSELF rkm
MONUMENTS SAVE Val BEND-PORTLAND
Bee Hive Trucks may be uwd rotifu ccDVirE
R .,, anywhere In the U.S.A. without TRUCK SERVICE
C. CARYL red tape or Hpeclul llewwo when pt Dally Service Every Day
w traiiNHirtliiK your own kwkIk ... ..
TU M, ,, ii.-ii 1-otiK trip. Hhort trip any U,B ,Br
The Monument Man whi-re. Sec your Thu-o dealer, - .
U535 Awbrey Rd. Tel. 62aM Missjon Service Station PhOne 544
. lliiinl Franklin flume 8-10
Classified Ads
Note for Yank Fighting Men
Jh
Collector Fears
to Dig Into Pile
the end. The cover urges:
Strike cm Dead!
ORDER IS RESCINDED
Following a Portland hearing
on Dec. 10 the Oregon liquor con
trol commission rescinded its de
cision of Nov. 15, by which the
liquor license of the Waldorf
Cigar store, 1023 Bond street, had
been suspended for 10 days. The
Waldorf was granted permission
to operate a retail and package
business, the proprietors have
been informed. George H. Brew
ster, Redmond attorney, repre
sented owners of the Waldorf.
SOjyiPS CONSOLATION
Akron, O. (U'l Nicholas Klein
of Akron recently was compelled
by robbers to remove and hand
over his trousers containing a
bankroll of $3,000. The bandits
overlooked a $500 bill which Klein
had in his vest pocket
LEGAL NOTICES I
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
No. 1152
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, as administrator of
the estate of James R. Low, de
ceased, has filed his final account
in the office of the County Clerk
of Deschutes County, Oregon, and
that Thursday the 28th day of De
comber, 1911, at the hour of 2
p. m. In the afternoon of said day,
in the County Court Room of said
Court lias been appointed by said
Court as the time and place for
the hearing of objections thereto
and settlement thereof.
Dated and first published No
vember 2H, 1944.
Last publication December 26,
1944.
K. E. SAWYER, Administrator i
of the estate of James R. Low, de-!
censed. !
II. C. ELLIS, Address Bank of,
Bend Bldg., Bend, Oregon, Attor-1
ney lor Administrator.
Ill:
153-612-17
f YE& ' NOT A S DON'T CRY, SURE .ME
HAlfS OR BCN!T ; ?g LITTLE BEAVER HAPPY NOW? ITS
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the Santlam highway, with the
route being sanded throughout.
Icy conditions prevailed on The
Dalles-California highway south
from Bond to Camp Abbot, and
through the Wapinitia cutoff to
the north.
Traffic which normally flowed
over the McKenzle pass; today
was being routed over the Wil
lamette and Santiam highways.
The McKenzle pass was closed
Saturday evening.
Buy National War Bonds Now!
G. P. BATTERY,
These power packed batteries
are designed to give you corn
plqte and satisfactory service in
any weather.' They're built .to
last. '
We've a sizo and type to fit
your car. '
Mobil
Service
and O.K. RUBBER WELDERS
C. D. Winn
Bond & Franklin Phone 833
By FRED HARMAN
Y.-J
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