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Bend CAP Aids
In Plane Search
Members of thp Bend squadron
of the Civil Air Patrol played an
Important part Sunday in the
search for the missing Redmond
army air field trainer, which was
later found with the occupants
dead, it.was disclosed today. Capt.
Alph A. Thiessen and I,t. Max R.
Smith lost their lives in the crash,
10 miles southeast of Bend.
The Bend fliers were brought
into service upon instructions
from the army headquarters in
San Francisco, relayed through
wing headquarters in Portland.
The Bend squadron of the CAP
was ordered out early Sunday,
and pressed six of their aircraft
into the search, scouring desig
nated areas where fast military
planes were unable to make care
ful survevs of the terrain. When
the lost plane was found by army
tilers, a Civil Air patrol aircraft
assisted in guiding ground forces
to the scene of the accident.
Group Aids Search
Commanded by J J. Larry Ler
mo, nine pilots and five observers
participated in the hunt. They
were, pilots: J.ts. Ullfe Bowman,
Tom Brooks. E. A. Ranger, M. G.
Hitchcock, Fred Frederickson
Walter Howard, Walter F. Peter
son, 1st Sgt. Harold Maker and
Electrician's Mate 1c Gerald Mc-
Cann. The observers were Cant,
Ward H. Coble and Lis. Del Hale,
Willa McCann, Jim Chamborlln
and Elmer Ward.
A "ground crew" of six CAP
cadets was also maintained
throughout the day at the Bend
Municipal airport. They were 1st
Sgt. Norman Mikaelson, SSgts.
jonn uerrigan, Gall Sigmund,
George Chase and Wayne Allen,
and cpl. Don Van Landuyt.
CAP aircraft used were a Piper
Cub, Plner Cruiser, Taylorcraft,
Falrchild and two Piper Coupes.
Twenty-four flights were made,
with a total of 3014 hours of fly
ing time.
Profit Taking
Weakens Mart
By Elmer C. Walzer
(United Prim Financial Killtor)
New York, Jan. 9 mi Moderate
amounts of profit-taking brought
an appearance of irregularity into
the stock market today although
the general average managed to
reach a new high since Septem
per 4, liM7.
Trading was heavy from the
start when blocks of 1,000 to 6,000
shares appeared on the tape and
the volume was so large that tick
ers for a time were unable to keep
pace. First hour sales of more
than 700,000 were at n rate of
3,500,000 for a full session. Later
dealings lightened but the day's
total crossed the 2,000,000-share
mark.
The railroad average declined
despite the fact that a majority of
carrier issues registered gains
ranging to more than a point in
Santa Fe in the common stocks
and to 3 points In Pere Marquette
Prior preferred. The recession in
the carrier average was ascribed
entirely to a G polnt drop in the
wide-moving Norfolk & Western.
Shot of Penicillin
Given Sick Bull
Hardwick, Mass., Jan. 9 mi A
wheezing bull gazed through the
walls of an oxygen tent today
while a veterinarian administered
n giant-sized shot of penicillin In
nn effort to save the royal guern
sey prince from death by pneu
monia. The patient, Caumsett Spit fire,
already has received 2,500,000 (M)
units of the drug under special
dispensation by the war produc
tion board at Washington, but his
physician, Dr. Francis M. Austin
of Belcherton, described him as
"a pretty sick boy."
Buy National War Bonds Now!
LINE UP
with
There's no question about it . . . proper wheel
alingement will save up to 50 on tire wear.
Winter weather, with rough roads and slippery
streets raise havoc with front end alinomont.
It doesn't take an accident to throw the front
wheels and chassis out of line . . . probably you
would not realize it Until it was too late.
Drive in now , . . have us check your car . . .
and remember . . .
RIGHT'S RIGHT AT EDDIE'S
EDDIE'S SALES & SERVICE
Wall and Greenwood
For a Little, Sell a Lot
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Dailj Cloalng Time 12 :3V P. M.
FOR SALE
TABLE TOP radio for sale cheap.
154 Adams Place.
2 WHEEL, 24 ft. trailer, like new,
equipped with electric brakes. In
quire Redmond Hardware, Red
mond, Oregon.
IF YOU want a good radio, better
see Luckey's at 117 Lafayette to
day while I have them. All sets re
conditioned and guaranteed. Both
console and table models. Better
hurry. Phone 53G.
REDUCED $800: Four room
house for $700 for quick gale.
Range, heater, garage, woodshed.
Priced right. Act quick. Immedi
ate possession. Gilberts Real Es
tate. 1015 Wall Street.
ONE LARGE electric National
cash register, one kitchen range,
large heating stove. Central Ore
gon Agate Shop, Redmond, Ore
gon. 5 ROOM modern house partly fur
nished. Also beautiful davenport
and chair. 820 Georgia Ave.
EXCULSIVE HOME: Ultra-modern
9 room home on Congress
Street. Plastered, hardwood
floors, tile kitchen, fireplace, out
side fireplace, basement, furnace,
ain conditioned. You must see to
appreciate. Very reasonable down
payment. Gilberts Real Estate.
WELLINGTON UPRIGHT piano,
In good condition, $150. 2211 W.
4th, oft Awbrey road.
CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS. We
have them to fit your car. Doug's
Service Station.
4 BEDROOM modern house, east
side, plastered, fireplace, station
ery tubs, electric range wiring,
furnace, automatic coijl stoker,
sprinkling system, 2 lots, fine gar
den spot, fruit trees. $5000, loan
available. Anne Forbes, 36 Ore
gon Ave. Phone 30-W.
MOTORIDE baby buggy, metal
disc wheels,1 rubber tires, tubular
steel frame, new winter front,
brake. Collapsible, like new, 34 St.
Helens Place.
7 ACRES, 6 acres Arnold, 4 room
house, good out buildings. $2700.
$500 down, $30 month. Anne
Forbes, 36 Oregon: Phone 36-W.
2 WHEEL trailer. Good condition.
Apply No. 1 South City Limits Mo
tel between 4 and 6 p. m.
$U2 DOWN takes four room
house. Total price $750. Two lots.
Stoves, some furniture, garage,
woodshed, chicken house. $15 per
month. Gilberts Real Estate. 1015
Wall St.
THE BEST BUYS ever offered in
kitchen ranged. We have some
real good stoves from $5 to $15.
It you need a stove get it this
week while they are cheap. We
are cleaning up on our entire
stock of stoves. 22 Kemington
rifle, archery set this Is u real
good how with accessories for
only $7.50, electric iron, electric
sandwich toaster, baby buggy,
real good wicker rocker and chair,
dinette set, library diner table
with 4 chairs, dresser, wood or
metal bedsteads, coil springs, 'Vi
bed, drop leaf tables, round table
with 4 oak chairs $8.00, dresser
bases, breakfast nook table, office
chairs, large piece of veneer, iron
ing boards, gas hot plates, ice
boxes, clot lies wringers, ball and
socket trailer hitches, bumper
hitches, replacement halls for
trailer hitches, V pulleys of all
kinds, day beds. Open evenings.
350 Division.
BRASS OLDS trombone and case,
good condition. Phone 461-J.
Don't Wait Until
Your Tire Is Ruined
SAVE RUBBER
With Famous Bear
Wheel Balancing
and
Alinement Service
FOR SALE
1 BLUE CHIFFON formal size 20,
worn once, $5. 1 pair navy pumps,
1 pair beige pumps, sizes 8Mi A. 1
pair ball bearing roller skates $3.
1 burner hot plate $2. 1 alarm
clock. All in good condition. Call
934-W. 1635 W. 3rd.
HEAVY TEAM of gentle work
horses with wagon and harness. 7
tons of alfalfa hay. A. E. Buck, 2
miles north of Tumalo.
SEED AND CULL spuds, $1.50
per. sack. Bring your ovvn sacks.
Leonard Nolan. 4 miles on Butler
Market Road.
CLEAN-UP SALE on new fur
chubbies, $20 plus tax. Only a few
left. 350 Division.
BY OWNER, 5 acres, 5 room mod
ern house. City lights and water.
Finished in knotty pine and Fir
tex. Lots of built ins. Garage,
large chicken house, 2 small chick
en houses and hog house.' All
buildings double constructed. Irri
gation water. 5 minutes walk
from city bus, store, garage and
service station. Call 1012-R or stop
at second house on Trap Club
road between 3:30 and 7:30 p. m.
Tues., Wed. or Thurs.
STUDIO COUCH, overstuffed
chair, kneehole desk, center stand,
bridge lamp, floor lamp, circu
lating heater, occasional chair,
Montag range with coils, oak
breakfast set, dining table and 4
chairs, console Victrola, bedroom
set of bed, inner springs mattress,
box springs, vanity and bench,
chest matching chair and night
stand. Call at second house on
Trap Club road between 3:30 and
7:30 p. m. Tues., Wed. or Thurs.
10 TUBE RADIO $60.00, daybed
$7.00, heater $5.00, bed and coil
spring $7.00, inside door $3.00,
drop leaf table $2.50, oil stove and
oven $5.00, extension table $3.00,
large canoe $10.00, other articles.
1225 Albany.
WONDERFUL COUNTRY home
close In, 3'j acres on paved high
way. Up-to-date modefh house,
hardwood floors, furnace, electric
range wiring, good outbuildings.
$10,000, terms. Shown by appoint
ment only. Anne Forbes, 36 Ore
gon. Phone 36-W.
WEST SIDE, close In, 2 bedroom
plastered modern house, attrac
tive kitchen, new double garage,
drilled hole. $3500, $1,000 down,
$25.00 month. Anne Forbes, 36
Oregon. Phone 36-W.
NEAR ALLEN SCHOOL, attrac
tive newly decorated modern 2
bedroom house, large living room
with hardwood floors. Electric
range wiring, double garage, 2V4
large lots. $3700. Loan available.
Anne Forbes, 36 Oregon. Phone
36-W.
SPLENDID BUY. 5 acres, close in.
4 acres C.O.I. , neat 4 room house.
2 cisterns, new barn, chicken
house. $1700, $500 down, $25
month. Anne Forbes, 36 Oregon.
Phone 36-W.
I'OH SALE OK TltADE
WORLD BICYCLE in good con
dition. Will sell or trade for deer
rifle. Prefer 30-30. Phone 35-F13.
1'OU KENT
MODERN 3 room furnished
apartment. Close to city center.
Wood, water, lights furnished.
$25.00. Adults only. Apply at 945
E. Second.
3 ROOM furnished apartment.
Wood, water and lights furnished.
Clean light rooms, hot water heat,
suitable for 2 people. Call after
5:30 p. m. 2364 E. Irving.
PARTLY FURNISHED four room
house at 120 Jefferson. $10.00 per
month. Not modern.
MODERN 4-ROOM unfurnished
apartment, .lanscn Villa, 4(17 Port
land Ave.
SMALL SEMI-MODERN house
Inquire Pickett's Gardens.
2 BEDROOM house with bath
heating stove and range. All floor
coverings. Inquire at 1345 Jack
sonvllle St.
3 ROOM nicely furnished house
Clean, good beds, some bedding
dishes, silverware and cooking
utensils. Suitable for 3 adults.
Close to mills. Apply 412 River
front.
MODERN one room cabin suit
able for one or a couple. 6484 E.
2nd.
REOPENING HOARDING house
January 10th. $15 per month.
Home cooked meals, warm rooms.
Delaware Hotel, Mrs. Mason, Mgr.
Phone 31 W.
VACANCY in Coyner Apart
ments. Inquire 720 Georgia or
Room 8, O'Kane Bldg.
WELL FURNISHED 3 room mod
ern house, close in. Inquire 58
Greeley or phone 610-W.
2 ROOM furnished with water in
side. $8.00 per month. Inquire 375
E. Kearney.
3 ROOM furnished house, wood
shed and garage. $15.00 per
month. Call at 1025 Cumberland
before 2:00 p. m. or call at 931
Ogden,
Bend
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THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON. TUESDAY. JANUARY 9,
FOR RENT
2 ROOM apartment. Inquire 504
Lava Road. Near Catholic church.
WANTED
USED GUNS and motors. Will
pay good prices or liberal trade In
allowances on new ones. Evans
Fly Co. South highway.
DO YOU WANT to make someone
happy besides making a few extra
dollars by doing a grateful deed?
O.K. then, get that old radio out of
the basement, have Luckey's
Radio Repair clean, repair, polish
and tune It up. Then put a low
priced ad in The Bend Bulletin.
That's all there is to it. No, it
doesn't matter if it is a battery
radio for Luckey can make It inio
an electric. 117 Lafayette. Phone
536.
USED RADIOS Will pay top
prices for good used radios.
George's Radio Service. New loca
tion, 838 Wall St. Phone 900.
WILL BUY good small houses on
west side. P. O. Box 735, Bend.
WANTED
WORM DRIVE TRUCK REAR
END. Old model O.K. Write Ilvan
Turner, Rt. 1, Box 422.
TO RENT 2 bedroom furnished
modern house. Would like garage,
refrigerator and washing ma
chine. Write No. 11975 in care of
The Bulletin.
WANT TO BUY figurines, old
dishes and colored glass. Mrs. Don
Ray, 1357 Kingston.
WANTED ALL Ex-cel cis users to
know we have the exclusive agen
cy in Bend to handle full line of
Ex cel-cis cosmetics. King's Mar
ket on south highway.
CURTAINS and lace table cloths
to launder in my own home. Mrs.
Moody, 615 Federal St. Phone
963-M.
WILL BUY any kind of cattle or
hogs. Also gentle saddle ponies
and saddles. Please write W. R.
Franks, Redmond, or phone 78-J,
Redmond, Oregon.
HELP WANTED
WANT SOMEONE to care for
pre school children from 7:30 to 5.
Prepare luncheon, no housework.
Or someone to work for board,
room and wages. 1404 Baltimore
or phone 967-J after 5 p. m.
MEAT CUTTERS. We have per-1
manent position open In our mod-!
ern meat department at Redmond,
Oregon. Top salary and pleasant ,
working conditions with advance-
ment opportunities. For complete
details see your local Safeway j
manager.
RESIDENT SALESMAN to sell
broadest lifetime income health
and accident policy for old-line
company. Leads furnished. Lib
eral commissions. Can earn very
large Income. Your county open
at present time. Write qualifica
tions to Continental Casualty (Jo.,
333 S. W. Oak, Portland, Oregon.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, very good
wages, excellent working condi
tions. Apply at slate s Barner At
Beauty Shop.
SITUATION WANTED
EMPLOYED MAN, good typist,
bookkeeper and salesman can de
vote several hours daily after 4
p. m. to other work. Write No.
11992 care of The Bulletin.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I have been appointed admin
istrator of the Estate of J. L.
Nickel, Deceased, and all persons
having claims against said estate
should file the same, duly vermeil,
at the office of my attorneys, De
Almond & Goodrich, Bank of
Bend Building, Bend, Oregon,
within six (6) mouths from the
date of the first publication of
this notice.
AR THUR G. NICKEL, Admin
Istrator of the Estate of J. L.
Nickel, Deceased.
De ARMOND & GOODRICH,
Attorneys at Law, Bank of Bend
Building, Bend, Oregon.
29-35-4 l-47c
Piles ! Ow ! !
But He SMILES, Now
Bo wlftp m hr was. X'bp nanif formula used
by tlox'torA adjiiiu-tlvi'ly at noted Thorn
ton & Minor Clinic. Surprising QUICK
palliative relief of pain, itch, soreness.
Itelpa aoften and tends to shrink swell
ing. Got tube Thornton A Minor's Rectal
Ointment or Thornton A Minor HectaJ
Suppositories. If not deliKhted with thia
lnVToKS way. low cost is refunded.
At all good drug stores everywhere,
RED RYDER
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AV ME ,RD RlCtRy b- ttE FINISH BRAID-Urt) WflT BUT STEALTHY
vi, XSr sAevo quirt for. ' A nvW "L Su. steps do NOT
With Bulletin
LOST
COLLIE PUPPY, 3 months old,
white breast and one front foot.
Reward for return to 543 Florida.
AT EASTERN STAR dance, Sat
urday night, brown purse contain
ing ration books 3 and 4 issued to
Clara, Patricia Louise, and Verna
Jean Hall. If found, return to 15
Gilchrist St.
FOUND
BLAtK COCKER Spaniel with
brown on legs and feet, has been
injured. Will owner please claim
him. 5 Hastings Place.
USED CARS
1935 PLYMOUTH 4 door sedan.
Good tires, motor runs good. Real
brakes. $300. 22 Lake Place.
1936 PLYMOUTH coupe, 5 pre
war tires, motor overhauled. Will
trade on later model car. 352 E.
Kearney or phone 865.
MISCELLANEOUS
SPENCER SUPPORTS Dress
and surgical. Men's and women's
belts. Phone 668 or 21-F-4. Mrs.
Edna Boyd Brlnson. O'Kane Bldg.,
or Box 164, Bend.
FULLER BRUSHES, mops, floor
waxes, furniture polish, the new
safe odorless all-purpose cleaner,
and many other household aids.
Phone 594. Lloyd Wheadon, 1714
Steidl Road, Bend.
EXPERT LINOLEUM laying, 12
years experience, drain boards and
cove base, floor sanding and car
pet work. 365 Miller Ave. Phone
753-J. Harrison upnoisiery.
CONTRARY to circulating re-
Dorts of our shop closing or
changing hands we are still inbusi
ness as usual with a good line of
upholstery materials, also leather
ettes. We thank you for your pat
ronaee. Have for sale one over
stuffed chair, one davenport and
chair set. also rough lumoer.
Phone 753-J. Harrison Upholstery,
365 Miller Ave.
Circulation Growth
1920 ....ll.".." 1045
1930 2870
1940 3580
1945 4552
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1945
MISCELLANEOUS
CHIMNEYS CLEANED, oil burn
ers cleaned and adjusted by local
reliable men. Phone !W-m or
1070-J.
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PRINTING
YOUR LETTERHEADS can be
moa anr el70 vnll rlpslrp. With
any printing you lfke. Estimates
gladly given. Tne Bulletin.
Tokyo Jittery
(Continued lrom Page One)
day and Sunday and sent swarms
of planes against Formosa and
the Ryukyu islands today.
B-29's from China followed
through today with a daylight
raid on what the war department
in Washington called "military In
stallations" on Formosa, bottle
neck through which Japanese
land, sea, and air reinforcements
pass to the Philippines.
Other Superfortresses from the
Marianas, estimated in enemy
broadcasts at from 60 to 90 strong,
raided industrial targets in To
kyo and elsewhere on central
Honshu, the main Japanese home
island.
A Pacific fleet communique
said planes from Vice Admiral J.
S. McCain's fast carriers in the
Third fleet attacked Japanese air
craft, installations and shipping
in their raids Monday (Formosa
time) in and around Formosa,
Ishigaki, Miyako and Okinawa,
the last three along an arc stretch
ing northeast from Formosa to
within 325 miles of Japan proper.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Ore., Jan. 9 (lli Live
stock: cattle 200, calves 300. Ac
tive, steady. Load good fed steers
$15.25. Odd medium steers $12.50
14.25. Canner-cutter cows $5.50-
7.50. Fat dairy tvpe cows $8.00- j
salable $10.00-12.50. Bulls 9.50-
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On request we shall gladly furnish a copy of our latest A. B.C. report.
Classified Ads
10.00. Medium-good beef cows
11.50: one load good 400 lb. grass
calves $13.40. Good-choice vealers
salable $13.50-14.50 or aDove.
Hogs 350. Active, steady. Good
choice 170-270 lbs. $15.75; heaviers
weights $14.50-15.00. Good sows
$13.25-13.75. Feeder pigs salable
$14.00-14.50.
Sheep 300. Steady. Medium
good shorn lambs no. 1 pelt $13.50
13.75. Good-choice wooled lambs
quotable $14.00-14.75; extreme top
Monday $15.25. Good-choice ewes
salable $6.00-6.50.
CAN ALWAYS COUNT ON 'EM
Seattle tlB-The little red school
houses were bursting with patrio
tism when the sixth war loan
drive rolled around. Students
cracked open their piggy banks
sml shelled out $564,000 for war
bonds on a designated school bond I
day.
Quality of Product Is Essential to Continued Success!
ORDER CHICKS EARLY
THREE REASONS WHY EARLY
CHICKS MAKE MORE PROFIT
1. They are In production when egg prices are
liiffli
3. They mature and feather faster In cold weather
3. There is always a good demand for early broil
ers and fryers.
BUY SEXED ROOSTERS AND SAVE MONEY
We have heavy or light Cockerels
at BIS SAVINGS 4c I Oc Each.
EVERY FRIDAY
Call or Place Your Order
Scotty's Feed Store
North Highway
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FACTS AS A MEASURE OF
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tarmutreTs
Rating, Transfer'
Earl Huff, for eight years a
member of the state police staff
In Central Oregon, with head
quarters in Bend, has been pro
moted to the rank of sergeant and
will be transferred to the com
mand of the Tillamook head
quarters, it was announced here
today. The transfer to the coast
city ii to be effective on Feb. 1.
Officer Huff learned of his pro.
motion while in Salem yesterday.
He and Deputy Sheriff I. M. WellsO
had taken some prisoners to the
state prison.
Sgt. Huff, during his tour of
duty here, was instrumental in
solving
crimes.
numerous important
Phone 776
Fecdures
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