THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREG'6ft, WEDNESDAY. JAN. 17. 1945 7
PAGE SEYEN
Growers of Seed
lo Meet Jan. 23
New developments In Oregon's
wrtified potato seed business will
Z considered at the annual meet
in? of the Oregon Seed Growers
eaaue in Eugene January 23 and
Exports Dr. M. B. McKay,
Treutaale, who has been appoint
ed chairman ol the potato seed
committee by President Joe Har
land of the league. Harry Jack
man of Malin is vice-chairman of
this commiuce.
The OPA ceiling price setup
and its effect on certified seed
nroduction will be considered by
the committee, which will draft
-v,mmendations if necessary,
ays Dr. McKay. Growers will be
Iked to express their opinions on
the premiums now allowed for
,,-titipd seed, and will also be
if they think there is any
further need for war approved
seed.
Tonics Listed
The California market for Ore
gon White Rose seed and the pos
sibility of recovering some of the
(nrmHr Burbank seed business
..-ill be up for discussion. The pos
sibility of an expanded potato
seed business with the develop
ment of new postwar irrigation
projects in the west will be looked
into. Such new irrigation devel
opments include the Columbia
basin project, the north unit of
hp Deschutes project, now near-
inir completion, and the Sacra
mento valley irrigation develop-
mpnt.
Other committees at the annual
meeting will work on the prob
lems of legume seed growers,
cover crop seed producers, grass
seed, weed control, and vegetable
and miscellaneous seeds.
The state seed league meeting
is considered a vital factor in
Oregon's seed business, which in
turn is of primary importance in
war food production, according
to local committeemen.
Telephone Users
Elect Officers
Grance Hall, Jan. 17 (Special)
Officers for 1945 were elected
by the 24 members of the Farm
ers Teiepnone company present
at the annual meeting last night,
at the R. I. Hamby home. The
company is composed of those
iisino linos 1 2 10 and 29 AllllnK. lul. nuiumauc cuai siu
linesCre repreLen
except line 2
Officers elected were: Nick
Meyers, president; Lloyd Parker,
vice-president; Mrs. Lloyd Parker,
secretary - treasurer. Homer
.Brown waolected a. directors bx,
' serve three years. Wayne Hamby j'
vivas elected director lor a twu
year term. Earl Rodman, a hold
over, will serve as director for
one year.
Grover Caldwell, past president
now living in Prineville, was pres
ent as a guest.
Following the election Bud Bur
rows was employed as a lineman
and an application for member
ship was received from Harry
Crampton and Roy Bradetich.
Ray I. Hamby
App
ears in Play
KaV I. HamhV. Jr.. WhO h.1S I
been employed in the prevention j
of juvenile delinquency at Van
couver, Wash., for the past year,
finds time to act in his off hours,
according to an article appearing
in a Portland paper today. Ray,
interested in the theater since his
'high school days here, was em
J ployed at a Corvallis radio station'
before going to Vancouver.
His portrayal of the role of
Jake in "Papa Is All1' was so well
received in the Vancouver civic
theatre that he will play the
same part when the play opens
tonight at the Portland civic the
atre. The play is a comedy set in
the Pennsylvania Dutch region.
Hamby has participated in for
mer productions of the Portland
civic theatre.
His parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. I.
Hamby, live in the Grange Hall
district.
I'OUTI.AMi LIVESTOC K
Portland, Ore., Jan. 17 ill""
Livestock: Cattle salable 200,
calves 50, cows and heifers pre
dominating, market active, fully
StPaHv mmmnn.mn-lium hnifnrc
1" 13; canner-cutter cows 5.50-
7.50; fat dairy tvne cows 8-9.50;
good l oef cows up to 12XM; me-
ir- In K,'T'd UllS Sal?b' 9 3?'
"hl-!;'0tl to choice vealersquot-
, Hogs salable 400, market ac-
ve, steady.
good to choice 170-1
i'0 lbs. 15.75; 280 lbs. 15.00; good
sows scarce, salable 13.00-14; good
to choice feeder pigs, 15.
Sheep, salable 100, nothing of
fered early, lae Tuesday, market
steady, good to choice trucked in
limhs 15.00; good ewes salable
6-G.50.
WHYPIMFISTS
elways (So this tor
IT COLDS!
To rVomptV Relieve Ci)U5hing
Sore Throat and Aching Muscle
)nPVBy tV.m n. .!... nntrk (tftl.4
tfirrkPstj.throatsaniibarkjarerubbed
. n Maitero'e. Powerfully ajo!.-.in? :
l cat to c
s but also oris up ,
J"''""1 in PP' b-onchial tract. n
oainroat. li'oinirulurjroiin-up.
In 3
Strengths
For a Little, Sell a Lot
Classified Rates
Local Paid in Advance
85 Words One Time JSSo
25 Words Three Times 7fte
25 Words (Six limes 11.33
All worda aer II add lc per wora tlmm
nunbu ! toaeriMm
On month run. Mm cupjr, 4fc day rata
wiuiwuaa vnaraa, a,0
LINE BATE 10e CAPITALS 20c
ClaMtffed Aflvcrttalnc, Caah In Advaaaa
Uatu Cum lnx Ttma 12:3 P. M.
BEND AERIE NO. 2089
Meets Every Thursday Night
F. O. E. Hall
W. M. Loy, W. P. Phone 20-F-5
Harry A. Marshal, Secretary
co Bend Dairy Store
FOB SALL
SPLENDID BARGAINS in ranch
es: Close in 40 acres, 35 C.O.I., 3
bedroom house, $3250, $1000 down.
80 Acres, 69 C.O.I, good 2-bed-room
house, gravity flow water,
large barn, $5500, some terms.
Anne Forbes, 36 Oregon. Phone
36-W.
2 ELECTRIC vacuum cleaners,
$15.00 each. Also real good carpet
sweeper, several real good buys
in kitchen ranges and heating
stoves; rockers, 2 good dressers,
one with large beveled mirror,
library table, kitchen tables of all
kinds, wash tubs, kettles, skillets,
cream separator, car jacks, bump
er hitches, ball and socket trailer
hitches, flat bed springs, all kinds
of metal bedsteads, end tables,
stand tables, almost new skis for
children, breakfast table with 4
good chairs, hot water car heater,
50 egg incubator. 350 Division.
ONE PAIR shoe roller skates,
girl's size 6. $15.00. Betty Gilli
land, 1070 Union.
WINDSdR PIANO in excellent
condition. 1345 Baltimore.
56 ACRE PLACER ground 36-pat-ented;
2000 ft. pipe, 2 giants, 36
acres, woven wire fenced. 5 room
house. $4000 cash total price.
Phone or call Medford Auto
Wrecking Co., Medford, Ore.
MAN'S PRE-WAR bicycle, good
tires and inner tubes. Phone 987
or call at 1231 Hill St.
4 -BEDROOM MODERN house,
east side, plastered, fireplace, sta
tionary tubs, electric range wir-
fine garden spot, fruit trees,
$5000, loan available. Anne
Forbes, 36 Oregon. Phone 36-W,
ELECTRIC CABINET radio, $10
book shelves; 2 small chests of
!(SiSWers; -pre-war baby stroller;
baby basinette; high chair; hos
pital bed; leather couch; leather
duoiold. 3tu Division.
PRE-WAR DAVENPORT, $25.
Man's winter overcoat, like new,
$7.50. Two new flour bins, large
size, $3 each. Call afternoons or
evenings at 733 Georgia Ave.
LARGeFcOMMERCIAL electric
popcorn popper. Fifty pounds pop
corn included. Fine for confec
tionery or restaurant. Priced
right. Mrs. Jim Audrain, Westside
Grocery & Serv. Sta., on McKenzie
highway, Redmond, Oregon.
WEST SIDE, rinse in. 2-bedroom
nl.nivH mnrn hmiGn aHmp.
tive kitchen, new garage, drilled
hole. $3500, $1000 down, $25 per
month. Anne Forbes, 36 Oregon.
Phone 36-W.
DRY PINE slab wood, 16 foot
length, $7.00 per cord delivered.
130 Canal St., Bend.
PRE-WAR DAVENPORT and
chair and other household articles.
Phone 1032-W.
ACREAGES: 4-room house, good
barn. 5 acres, 4 C.O.I., $1700, $100
I down, $25 month. 7 acres, 6 acres
Arnold, 4-room house, good out
buildings, $2500, $100 down, $30
month. 20 acres, 19 C.O.I., large
house, several outbuildings, $2500,
I $700 down, $30 month. Anne
Forbes, 36 Oregon. Phone .ib-W.
NEAR ALLEN SCHOOL attrac
tive newly decorated modern 2
bedroom house, large living room
with hardwood floor, electric
range wiring, double garage, 24
large lots. $3700, loan available.
Anne Forbes 36 Oregon. Phone
36-W.
GOOD TRUCK, $150.00 cash. 1470
East 1st St.
BErmooM SUITE , diirk complete
with mattress and springs, large
LircuIator npatcr. kitchen sink,
Iwnshiinwn toilet with fittings.'j
Grosser. Three new dolls, !
21 inch, miscellaneous articles. 164 j
E. Irving.
BARBER SHOP for sale at Shev-j
lin. Contact owner at shop. 1
I OR SALE OR TRADE
1931-74 -HAKLEY Davidson mo
torcycle, good condition and pre
war tires. See it at 1310 Federal
St., any time. ,
1 Oil KENT
SMALL MODERN furnished cot
taee. close in. large lawn and ga-
Irage. Inquire 158 St. Helens. j
WANTED
CARING for small ranch
. . tr)ck n(,ar Bend, shares or
what nave you. -si m i --i"-".
Frank Cooper, wrstiaKe, urcgon.
I GIRLS OH HOYS k-e skates, sizes
' 10 to 13, Jr. 1. 2 or 3. Contact Bob
:l)unlap at Pilot Butte Inn Tues
day until Thursday noon. i
WANTED
TABLE SAW with motor. Room
208 Pilot Butte Inn after 5.
WANT TO RENT 2 bedroom mod
ern house. Want house on Feb
ruary 1st. Ralph McNeely, Hq. 317
Wing, Redmond, Air Base.
WANT TO BUY telephone box for
rural line. Needed badly by rail
road man. Rt. 2, Box 17, 2 miles
north on. new highway.
2-WHEEL TRAILER, wheels to
fit late model Chevrolet. 1245
Newport.
SNAP ON tire chains to fit 6-16
tires. Call 366-J after 6 p. m.
WILL BUY good small modern
houses on west side. P. O. Box 735,
Bend.
TO RENT a piano excellent care.
1309 East Third, Apt. 1.
USED RADIOS Will pay top
prices for good used radios.
George's Radio Service. New loca
tion, 838 Wall St. Phone 900.
HELP WANTED
RELIABLE WOMAN or girl for
general housework. Permanent
position. Phone 1046. 759 Roanoke.
MAIDS WANTED at Pilot Butte
Inn. Apply to housekeeper.
WOMAN or girl for- general
housework. Phone 556. 480 Broad
way. SITUATION WANTED
MOTHER with 2 year old daugh
ter wants' job where she can keep
child with her. Office and selling
experience. 1617 W. 1st St.
CHIMNEY SWEEP
I SPECIALIZE cleaning chim
neys, furnaces and fireplaces, 20
years experience. Phone 692.
USED CABS
1936 CHEVRIOLET deluxe coach,
under ceiling price, good tires. 144
Adams Place.
1935 FORD sedan, good rubber,
A-l condition throughout. Price
$400.00 cash. 1341 E. 3rd.
'36 FORD V-8 pickup, good rub
ber, fair running condition. 365
Seward.
1937 GRAHAM coupe, radio, $300
cash. See it at 32 Shasta Place.
1934 OLDSMOBILE sedan. See at
1475 Fresno.
1936 PONTIAC coupe, good motor
and good tires. Phone 630-J or call
at 815 Columbia after 5 p. m.
33 FORD COUPE,' radio' and
manifold heater, good tires. See
Harold Perron, Oasis Hotel, 526
Arizona.
LOST
BILLFOLD holding air corps iden
tification papers, draft card, driv
er's license and some money.
Name J. Philip Brogan on leather.
Return to Bulletin office. Re
ward. MISCELLANEOUS
WRINGER ROLLS!
All makes and sizes. Expert re
pairing on all makes of washing
machinesnd electrical applianc
es. Top prices paid for used wash
ers, any condition. Bend Washer
Service, 136 Greenwood. Phone
583.
SPENCER 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.
TRAINED AUCTIONEER with
ability and experience. I can get
you more money for that live
stock. O. E. Glayebrook, phone
23-J or call at 1015 Wall St.
FOR SALE Pajamas for men
and women, panties with real clac
tic, vests, gowns, slips now avail
able in the famous Luk-Shu RS
knit fabric. Also beautiful gowns,
slips, etc., in crepes and satins.
Phone 615-J. Elsie A. Dunn. No. 7
Westonia Apts., for appointment.
Representative in Bend of the
"House of Charm" C. & D. Co.,
Grand Rapids, Mich., for the last
10 years.
FULLER BRUSHES,' mops, floor
waxes, furniture polish, the new
safe odorless all-purpose cleaner,
and many other household aids.
Phono 594. Lloyd Wheadon, 1714
Steidl Road, Bend.
SfStxiBS
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Oregon Ltd.
Contracting
Power
Wiring ughi
Commercial
and Industrial
Wiring Supplies
and
Appliances
General Electric Dealer
Sales and Service
Phone 159
614 Franklin
Bend, Ore.
MISCELLANEOUS
WASHING MACHINE repairing
at 136 Greenwood. I have consoli
dated with Bend Washer Service
and am devoting all my time to
keeping your washer in good re
pair. Thanks for your patronage,
I hope I can continue to serve you
at above address. A. J. Palmer,
1651 Galveston. Phone 665-W.
PRINTING
YOUR LETTERHEADS can be
made any size you desire, with
any printing you lirte. Estimates
gladly given. The Bulletin.
Strength in Rails
Bolsters Market
By Elmer C. Walter
(United 1'refla financial Editor)
New York, Jan. 17 IP
Strength in rails and speculative
buying in issues connected with
television and electronics fea
tured an active, generally higher
stock market today.
Steadiness in the list yesterday
in the face of a Securities & Ex
change commission proposal to
ban floor trading on the ex
changes bought in new buying.
Market experts believed the floor
trading situation would be solved
by a compromise. This group
holds that the floor trader plays
a very important part in provid
ing liquidity for the market.
Radio Corporation of America
led the television-electronics is
sues in volume and equalled its
high at 12 up point, a wide rise
for that issue. New highs were
made by Emersn Electric and
Farnsworth Radio and Television.
Zenith Radio rose more than a
point. Westinghouse Electric and
ueneral fc.lectric were firm.
Bulletin Carriers
Guests at Dinner :
Twenty-one Bend Bulletin car
riers and mailing clerks were en
tertained last night with a dinner
at the Pine Tavern, followed by
a theater party. L. C: Kimsey,
Bulletin circulation manager, act
ed as host at the affair and ac
companied the group to the the
ater. Those present were Ray York,
Robert Moody, Robert llolman,
Joe Dysart, Barbara Mize, Eldon
Bushnell, Robert Wells, Arthur
Key, Robert Johnson, Joan Loehf,
, Gordon Gaines, Rex Wharton,
Don Brown, Herbert Langton,
George St. Johns, Clyde Rhoads,
Bill Berg, Bob Berg, Ronel Marsh,
Darrel Amick and Richard Pierce.
Pork Cuts Price
Reduction Asked
Washington, Jan. 17 UPi The
office of price administration to
day ordered a reduction in the
wholesale price of certain, pork
cuts and said the changes Would
bring an average savings of one
halt to one cent a pound to con
sumers throughout the country.
Pork cuts involved were smoked
loins under 10 pounds and rough
shoulders (neck bone in). On the
loins, OPA reduced
wholesale
prices from $28.50 to $27.50 a hun
dredweight (central price zone)
while the prices of fresh or frozen
shoulders were reduced from
$19.75 to $19.25 (central price
zone).
The reductions will be reflected
in retail ceiling prices.
Library Board
Member Named
Mrs. Meredith Bailey, Jr., mem
ber of the Deschutes county li
brary hoard of directors, was re
appointed lo the board today at
the bi-monthly meeting of the
county court. Mrs. Bailey's term I
expired this month. i
County Judge C. L. Allen ami
Commissioners E. E. Varco and
A. E. Stevens were present at to-!
day's meeting, devoted mainly to
authorizing payment of bills and1
other routine matters. I
GOOD NOSE FOR JAI'S j
Houston, Tex. (l -Chief Leo- i
man Ira D. Humphreys caught !
two prisoners with his nose. When '
we landed on Guam, he noticed a '
strange smell in the air "and it
wasn t the smell of the dead." He ;
looked around and found two
Japanese sitting in a foxhole :
smoking. When they saw Hum-;
phreys, they came out with their j
hands up and surrendered. '
RED RYDER
STILL NO SIGN OF LITTLE "N Jt4f ,Bf AlWrF)! 'JR
With Bulletin
THIS
CURIOUS WORLD
) '. ' COM. 1M BY NA fttaviCK. WO. I
rNv-svN T.K. Mo.ua. Ml. ore,
) CREATURES ' t2-
I COMMONLY HAVE I I
APPEAR AS SHADOWS ' pSf (l
, ITS ALL A PART OP HVia'i07 tj I1)
1 natures camoufiase, Smvii
CASHEW NUTS
ARE NOT AUTS, BUT SEEDS
THEY SROW OKI THE OUTSIDE OF
THE CASHEW APPLE, WHICH
ITSELF IS EATEN IN COUNTRIES
WHERE THE PLANT IS &ROWN. ,
ANSWER: In
Miscellaneous
Power of attorney: David L.
Ellingson to Georgia L. Elling
son. : Honorable discharge: George F.
Price from U. S. army,
.i! Notarial . commissions: Secre
tary of state for Oregon to J. S.
Davis and to G. E. Davis.
"" rOKTLANI) MARKET
, Portland, Ore.. Jan. 17 iui.
Prices held firm on the Portland
dairy market today.
The trade heard conflicting re
ports on a reported WFA freeze
predicted lor civilian sales of can
ned poultry and restriction on the
amount of poultry that can eo
into other foods, such as chicken
samp..
Prices were as follows: " ' '
Butler Cube 93 score 42 c;
92 score 42 Vic; 90 score 42c; 89
.score 41 Sac pound.
Eggs Price to retailers: AA
large 51c; A large 49c; medium A
146c; small 41c dozen.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO ( 1;KI)IT()I(S
Kstate No. I IMt
NOTfCE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That Mary Evelyn Harrigan was,
on the 9th day of January, 1945,
appointed by the County Court of
Deschutes County, Oregon, as the
administratrix of the estate of VV.
J. Dickson, deceased. All persons
havini? claims neainst said estate
I are hereby required to present the
same, duly verified as required by
law, to said administratrix at the
office of her attorney A. J. Moore,
at Room 4 O'Kane Building, Bend,
Oregon, within six months from
the first publication of this notice.
Dated and first published at
Bend, Oregon, this 101 h day of
January, 1945.
MARY EVELYN HARRIGAN,
Administratrix of the Estate of
W. J. Dickson, deceased.
30-36-42-48C
NOTK'kI)!' IlKAItlNti
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
ocdnetica. dfiic.
INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES, SHIES ONE
Pmfittlul OH Ttuttl
frem ttinttpnl Undtrwriltr
INVESTORS
SYNDICATE
MI.NNEArOI.IS. MINNESOTA
Elmer Lchnherr
l.oval Itcprewntntive
217 Oregon riioue U'lt
Official Records
v
VAHR"S -ec.fVeR P
Sydney. Australia.
that hearing upon the final ac
count of LLOYD E. ROBIDEAUX,
administrator of the Estate of
John Olson, deceased, filed here
in, will be held in the Court house I
in the County courtroom in Bend,
Oregon, at the hour of two o'clock
in the afternoon on Thursday, the
lath day of February, 194b, and I
all persons interested in said
estate are notified to appear at
said time and place and snow
cause, if any they have, why said
final account should not be ap-,
proved, the estate settled and:
closed, and the administrator dis- -
charged. ;
dated: at uena, urogon, tms i
10th day of January, 1945. I
LLOYD E. ROBIDEAUX, Ad
ministrator of the Estate of John
Olson, Deceased.
De ARMOND & GOODRICH,
Attorneys at Law, Bank of Bend
Building, Bend, Oregon.
3U-3H-42-4HC
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given of (ho ex
piration of the period of redemp
tion for your properties foreclosed
by that certain decree dated Jan
uary 25th, 1944, in the matter of
the 1943 foreclosure list of Des
chutes County, Oregon, signed by
the Honorable Ralph S. Hamilton,
Judge of the Circuit Court of Des
chutes County on the aforemen
tioned date.
Notice is further given to all
concerned, that your properties
ordered sold under the aforemen
tioned Judgment and decree, un
less sooner redeemed, will be
deeded to the county Immediately
upon the expiration of the period
of redemption, to-wit; January
25th, 1915, and that every right
or interest of any person In such
properties will be forefeited for
ever lo the county.
C. L. MeCAHI.EY, Sheriff of
Deschutes County, Oregon. 30-3(ic
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MONUMENTS
R. C. CARYL
"The Monument Man"
1535 Awlirey ltd. Tel. 62!) M
HOWDY ,
R5fJ LITTLE
WITH VOHAT
HALF ftREErS MAVE
Classified Ads
Motorists Told
Of Gas Records
All operators of passenger cars
with basic "A" rations must have
"mileage rationing records" to be
eligible to apply for any gasoline
rations, E. W. Eggen, district
OPA mileage rationing represen
tative, emphasized today.
These milage record forms re
placed he old tire rationing rec
ord, on which was kept list of
all gasoline rations issued to the
vehicle.
Without this important record
form, no motorist may be issued
a a or (J supplemental ration,
Eggen explained.
Information has been received
from local OPA boards that many
motorists did not understand the
use of the record form and lost
or destroyed theirs.
No supplemental rations or spe
cial or lurlough rations for cars
with basic "A" rations may be
issued to an applicant who does
not present his mileage rationing
record with his supplemental gas
oline application, Eggen empha
sized. In cases where a motorist
was not issued a mileage ration
ing record, or' it was lost or de
stroyed, he should apply at once
to his local board for a duplicate.
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It can cleanse your engine
It can remove carbon
' It can save gas
It can add pep
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It can increase acceleration
ASK FOR MACMILLAN
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MACMILLAN DISTRIBUTORS FOR
DESCHUTES, JEFFERSON AND CROOK COUNTIES
WHO'S WHO in BEND
AN ALPHABETICAL CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
OF RELIABLE BUSINESS AND 1'KOFESSIONAL OFFICES "
Refrigerator Service
All Types of Mechanical bervica
On
REFRIGERATORS
COMMERCIAL
HOUSEHOLD
Oregon Equipment Co.
Bom! MIlHloHntu I'hnno UK
TRUCKING SERVI2E
TRUCKS FOR RENT!
MOVE YOURSELF
SAVE Vil
Dm Hive. Tnn-kn unci Trailer
may In uwd anywhere In the
l.S.A. without red tune or hmv
Will liwnso when transport ing
your own goods. I-oiik trlm,
stinrt trips anywhere. See your
Trxmco dealer.
Mission Service Station
Bond & Franklin Phone Sill
FRlND 1V LOO W
PEVErt RODE THI5
1 SUSPECT WERE TWO
sou tm'Ti Bnmo tvilv ialis; r- i
Carrel Boylan
Listed Missing .
Pfe. Carrel Boylan, 24, has been
missing In Germany since Dec. 21,
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert C.
Boylan, 9509 Southeast Knight
street, Portland, 6, have been In
formed by the war department.
Carrel, a graduate of Bend high
school in 1939, enlisted while- at
tending Oregon State college
about two years ago, was attach
ed to the engineer corps and sent
back to Oregon State college to
study engineering. When the
army training program was dis
continued he was reassigned to an
infantry unit and sent overseas.
His father, formerly district at
torney in Jefferson county, was
later district atorney for Des
chutes county and then became
Bend city attorney, tor the past
three years he has been a special
attorney for the lands division of
the U. S. department of Justice
with offices in Portland.
A brother, Ralph Boylan, 330
East Kearney, Bend, left recently
for Fort Lewis, Wash., for army
induction. His family plans to re-
side in Bend for the duration, ac
cording to information received
today.
Crude petroleum oil was bot
tled and sold less than a century
ago, represented to have "wonder
ful curative powers."
AVE Pkowe
Long Distance Hauling
BEACH TRUCK SERVICE
Tel. 168 839 Columbia
Specializing In
Long Distance Household
Goods Movement
LOCAL CARTAGE
BEND-PORTLAND
TRUCK SERVICE
Fast Dally Service Every Day
Of the Year
Phone 544
By FRED HARMAN
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