RGESIX
Utilities Move
To 4-Year High
By Elmer C. Waler
(United Press Financial Editor)
New York. Jan. 30 (tR Utility
stocks moved up to a now high
since Aug. 3, 1939 today while
other sections of the stock market
declined fractions to 3 points on
large volume.
Late In the day the railroad de
partment was hard hit. Losses
extended to 3 points in Pere Mar
quette preferred. Others of the
so-called war group were im
pressed. Steels had losses ranging
to a point in U. S. Steel whose di
rectors were scheduled to meet
after the close to act on the divi
dend and release the 1944 earnings
statement.
Earlier in the session, selective
buying went ahead in numerous
secondary groups and in individ
ual issues. The packing shares
were given another whirl hut they
sagged late in the day. Farm
equipments gave a similar per
formance. Low priced motors
made new highs and then receded.
Some of the oils, including Socony
Vacuum, and Richfield were ac
tive. The group turned irrepular
near closing time. American Radi
ator and Johns-Mansville made
new highs in the building section
before dipping to around the pre
vious closing levels.
PORTLAND MVKSTOCK
Portland, Ore., Jan. 30 tlW
Livesock: Cattle ISO, calves 35.
Steers scarce, quotable steady, ex
treme top Monday $16.50. Other
classes opening slow, early sales
weak, some bids lower. Common
medium heifers $10.00-12.50. Can
: ner-cutter cows $6.00-8.00. Fat
dairy type cows $9.00-10.00. Me
dium beef cows $10.0011.50. Medium-good
bulls salable $10.00-12.
Cood vealers $14.00; choice quot
able $15.00.
Hogs 200. Steady. Good-choice
170-270 lbs., $15.75; 280-325 lbs.,
$14.50-15.00. Good sows $13.75
14.25. Feeder pigs salable $15.00
15.50. Sheep 700. Slow, steady to weak.
Two doubles good-choice 93 lb.
fed wooled lambs $15.25. Good
choice truck-Ins salable $14.5015.
Good ewes $6.50-7.00.
PORTLAND PRODUCE
Portland, Ore., Jan. 30 mi
The egg market today continued
to have an active tone but prices
remained unchanged from last
Thursday's one cent decline. An
other cent is to be cut from prices
next Thursday.
Butler prices were unchanged.
Butter Cube, 93 score, 42-Vic;
92 score, 42!4c; 90 score 42c; 89
score, 41 Vic pound.
Eggs Price to retailers: AA
large, 49c; A, large, 47c; medium
A, 44c; small 40c dozen.
Lt. George Peal
Award Winner
A U. S. Troop Carrier Base,
European Theater of Operations,
Jan. 30 At an nil-strip in newly
liberated territory, the bronze star
medal was recently presented to
First Lt. George F. Peal "for
meritorious service in connection
with military operations in which
his organization was engaged
from June 6, 1944, to Sept. 30,
1944.
Supply officer In his squadron
of C-47 Dakotas, Lt. Peal was
graduated from the University of
Oregon in 1939. Before entering
the service in February, 1912, he
was a member of the school sys
tem, In Bend, Oregon.
The duties of his squadron in
clude the transport by air of badly
needed gasoline and supplies to
landing strips at the front lines,
and evacuating wounded by air to
hospitals in England and France.
FIGHT'S A 'NATURAL'
Fort Warren, Wyo. Mi The
Fort Warren Sentinel, camp
newspaper, reports two heavy
weight fighters stationed at the
camp between whom a fight
would be a natural. There's
James Roberts, the post cham
pion, the paper says, and then
there's James Roberts, a new
comer to the camp.
UNEUP
with
BEAR
Tires on your car or truck are among your most
precious possessions. Once worn out, they may not be
replaced. Therefore it behooves you to do somethinq
about it.
Wheel balancing and alinement is recommended by
all car manufacturers. Curbs, holes, ruts are all re
sponsible for trouble and only by carefully checking
your car can it often be detected.
Drive in now for a check-up ... and remember . . .
RIGHT'S RIGHT AT EDDIE'S
EDDIE'S SALES & SERVICE
Wall and Greenwood
For a Little, Sell a
Classified Rafes
Local Paid in Advance
2S Words One Time :. Sflc
25 Words Three Times ' 75c
25 Words Six Times $1.35
AH wnrdf over IS add le per word tlmee
namher of Ineertlone
On month run, eame copy, 4 day rat
Minimum Charge, See
LINE RATE 10c CAPITALS 20c
Clanlflrd Adrertlelnir. Caih In Advance
Oallr Cloeln Time 12:30 P. M.
FOR SALE
WOOD COOK STOVE, coll and
water tank, $20.00. 1929 Plymouth,
radio, 1928 Ford taransmission.
549 Roanoke.
GRAY or Victory Oats, $15.00 per
ton. Also 1400 lb. work horse. Alt
ranch, 5 miles north on Dalles
California. Box 25.
SLIGHTLY USED men's suits $5
to $9. Men's overcoats $2 to $8. i
Women's coats $3 to $4.50. Ladles'
dresses 50c to $2. 350 Division.
SMALL CLEAN trailer house,
good tires, priced reasonably. 1255
Elgin Ave., Bend.
GOOD 9x12 wool rug and rocking
chair. Call at 107 Riverfront.
ELECTRIC WASH machine, boil
er, Ironing board and clothes bas
ket. Cheap for cash. 1224 Hart
ford. 2 IN. CENTRIFUGAL pump with
new foot valve. Herb Meeks,
Brothers, Oregon.
APPLES. Another shipment of
Spitzenburgs and Newtowns, here
Monday. Fresh pure apple cider
55c per gal. Please bring contain
ers. Greenwood Feed Co., Green
wood and Division.
HAY, good first and second cut
ting alfalfa, $27.00 delivered in
load lots. Myers, 225 Miller.
YOU'LL BE WISE to have your
radio repaired while I have the
tubes and parts, as a report is the
tube situation is steadily getting
worse and worse. Luckey's Radio
Repair, 117 Lafayette.
3 JERSEY milk cows ready to
freshen. Jackie Dimick, 1560 New
port. 7 FT. NORTHLAND skils com
plete with binders and poles. 1438
Cumberland.
MEN'S ALL WOOL overcoat size
42. $60 new. Worn onlv few times
$15.00. Electric milk shake mixer
used only short time, perfect con
dition, $25.00. Mrs. C. A. Nlckell,
1 mile south Pine Forest Grange
on Market road. Telephone 22-F-4.
1 BLOCK from Kenwood school,
new rustic style 4-room modern
house, large garage attached, 3
lots. A good buy at $3695, $1000
cash, $40 month. Corner Ogden
and W. 7th. Henry M. Bennett.
I HAVE a few radio consoles In
excellent condition. Guaranteed
and on sale till Feb. 1st. Luckey's
Radio Repair, 117 Lafayette.
rnone :.itj.
2 WHEEL TRAILER, excellent
tires. Battery radio, round oak
dining table. 1422 Ithaca.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
80 UNIT Apt-House, Completely
Furnished in Portland, to Ex
change for Ranch. Priced at only
$75,000.00 and will take half back
In Loan, or trade to the full
amount. Address 1730 N. E. 40th
Ave., Portland, 13 Ore.
2 ACRES. 3 bedroom house, ga
rage, large poultry house, wood
shed, rabbit hutches, etc. Trade
for Bend property. A. E. Peeler,
Box 284, Prineville, Oregon.
WILKANOWSKI violin. $150.00
value. Take $100.00 ensh or trade
for used piano. 1107 Milwaukee
Ave.
ISO ACRES, 42 shares of Swalley,
stock, equipment, for smaller
place here or In Willamette valley.
Lillian Tusslng, Bend, Oregon.
Phone 18 F -l.
Our Pledge:
To Help You
Save Your
Precious Tires..
THE
FOR BENT
3 ROOM furnished apartment.
Close In.' 65 Franklin. Phone 1149.
LARGE COMFORTABLE modern
furnished 2-room cabin with wood,
water and lights. Close In. Call at
623 Hill.
2 ROOM modern furnished cabins.
Wood, water and lights furnished.
Inquire Signal Station So. high
way. BOARD AND ROOM $45. Home
cooked meals. Served family
style. Warm rooms. Delaware Ho
tel, Mrs. Mason, Mgr. Phone
31-W.
2 ROOM furnished house, $8 per
month. Inquire at 375 E. Kearney.
3-ROOM furnished apartment.
Light clean rooms. Wood, water
and light furnished. Hot water
heat. Suitable for 2 people. Call
Sunday or after 5:30 p. m. 236 i
c,. li ving.
15 MODERN furnished cabins,
gas cooking. $25.00 and up. Pine
Tree Auto Court, south highway.
WANTED
WILL BUY any kind of cattle or
hogs. Also gentle saddle ponies
and saddles. Please write W. R.
Franks or phone 78-J, Redmond,
Oregon.
NEW OR USED electric heater.
Must be In good condition. West
ern Union Telegraph Co.
URGENTLY NEEDED, 2 piecses
of luggage, before Saturday.
Phone 834-W. Leave address and
price.
WILL BUY good small modern
houses on west side. P. O. Box 735,
Bend. '
WANT TO BUY 2 bedroom mod
ern house. Must be reasonable for
cash. Phone 363-M. 146 Jefferson.
USED RADIOS Will pay top
prices for good used radios.
George's Radio Service. New loca
tion, 838 Wall St. Phone 900.
SMALL MODERN furnished
house for middle aged couple.
Good references. Garage desired.
Write No. 10327 care of Bulletin.
FIR, AND CEDAR posts, poles,
piling, all sizes. Quote prices f.o.b.
shipping point, earliest shipment.
Nledermeyer-Martln Co., Spalding
Bldg., Portland, Ore.
HELP WANTED
GOOD HOME for elderly woman
or couple as companion to semi
invalid. Call Mrs. Mobely, Rm. 131
at St. Charles Hospital. '
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Out of
state operators acceptable. Li
cense by reciprocity. Please get in
touen witn tne ueauty truest soon
as possible, 81 Oregon Ave. Tele
phone 170.
WANT FARMER WITH EQUIP-
MKWT AND IRRIGATION EX
PERIENCE TO OPERATE
FARM OF 160 ACRES NEAR
REDMOND AND BEND ON
SHARES. WRITE NO. 10328 IN
CARE OF BULLETIN.
PIN SETTERS wanted. Apply at
Bend Recreation Alleys, after 6
p. m.
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted to
work In Redmond. Call Redmond
211.
HOUSEKEEPER wanted to care
for children In motherless home.
Board, room and wages. Phone
815-R after 5 p. m. or write No.
10322 care of the Bulletin.
WOMAN for general work. Des
chutes Cottage Hospital. Board,
room, $60 per month. Apply 236
E. Kearney.
SITUATION WANTED
EXPERIENCED housekeeper,
middle age, capable of assuming
full charge. Write No. 10304 care
of Bulletin.
I'SED CARS
1933 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan.
Motor and tires in good condition.
78 Kearney or Standard Stations
corner Wall and Greenwood.
1936 V-8 TUDOR In A l good con
dition. '29 model A 1V4 ton truck,
car jacks and hub caps of all
kinds. Model A parts. 136 Green
wood. VALENTINE
FLOWERS
Fresh Orchid Corsages
Red Roses Violets
Carnations Gardenias
Potted Daffodils Tulips
ORDER AHEAD!
PICKETT
Flower Shop & Gardens
Phone 530 629 Quimby
We telpfrranh flowers
anywhere.
BEND BULLETIN,' BEND, -OREGON. TUESDAY, AlAN 30
USED. CARS
1937 TUDOR Ford for sale or
trade. Good tires, exeelent motor.
Call after 6 or between 1 and 2
p. m. and Sundays. 228 Florida.
1935 CHEVROLET coupe, 4 6-ply
tires, heater and radio. Can be
seen at Mission Service Station.
LOST
BLUE BILLFOLD containing
navy leave papers, and some
money. Return to 20 Roosevelt as
soon as possible. Reward. Leave
ends tomorrow.
LADY'S BULOVA wrist watch
with sweep second hand, down
town In Bend Thursday. Finder
return to 1601 W. Third, Apt. 2.
MISCELLANEOUS
KEYS MADE while you wait,
saws filed, skates hollow ground,
knives and shears sharpened,
locks, bicycles, phonographs re
paired, soldering, general repair
ing. Henderson's Repair Shop, 112
Minnesota.
WRINGER ROLLS!
All makes and sizes. Expert re
pairing on all makes of washing
machines nnrl pIpptHpaI ennllann.
es. Top prices paid for used wash
ers, any cuiiuition. aena wasner
Service, 136 Greenwood. Phone
583.
LET US FIX your muddy drive
way with red or black cinders,
hauled and spread where you
want them at $7.00 per load, or 3
loads for $18.00. Call 838-R and
leave your order or contact me at
1340 Federal St.
WILL STILL DO general repair,
carpentry, plastering, patching
and painting. Do yours now.
Phone 504-W.
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. ;
SPENCER SUPPORTS Dress
and surgical, men's and women's.
Garments repaired, nominal cost.
Phone 668 or 21-F-4. Mrs. Brlnson,
O'Kane Bldg., or Box 164, Bend.
FULLER BRUSHES, mops, floor
itiiiiiiure pousn, ine new
safe, odorless all-purpose cleaner,
and mflnv nthpr hniicohnlH atHo
Phone 594. Lloyd Wheadon, 1714
otetui noaa, cena.
INCOME TAX and business state
ments prepared in my home. Also
open evenings and Sundays for
your convenience. H. T. Merrltt,
202 Thurston.
Soviets Strike
(Continued from Page One)
Not Identified
Moscow did not Identify im
mediately the point at which the
Soviets crossed the Obra, but said
they were plunging on to the
west toward Frankfurt-on-Oder,
38 miles east southeast of Berlin.
The Russian army organ Red
Star said staff officers of Marshal
Gregory K. Zhukov's first White
Russian army had been issued
maps of the Berlin region, while
his tanks and trucks rumbling
west were emblazoned with the
slogan, "on to Berlin."
German reinforcements of in
fantry, tanks, and mobile guns
were streaming east across the
center of Germany for the Im
pending battle of Berlin, the Sov
iet government newspaper Izves
tia reported, but-there remained
a question whether they would
arrive In time or In sufficient
strength to save the capital.
Last Reserves Used
All available reports, Moscow
said, indicated the German com
mand was rushing Its last stra
tegic reserves Into battle.
Moscow said Zhukov's tanks
and infantry smashed two pan
zer and four infantry divisions on
the east bank of the Obra. The
Germans counterattacked
strongly, but were thrown back in
retreat.
Only yesterday, the first White
Russian army was drawn up in
force along a 35-mlle front only
two to six miles from the Bran
denburg frontiers. The Moscow
reports Indicated they may have
crossed the bonier along the en
tire front.
Zhukov's northern wing swept
12 to 14 miles across the Pomeran
ian border on a 29-mlle front
northeast of Berlin yesterday and
at one point was within 55 miles
of the great Baltic port of Stettin,
RED RYDER
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f .Cy. J m CO PH. 1945 BY NCA SERVICE, INC.
SEND Ut AHifoaO TO QUOTE Wafcf,3sSJ:3
SfO STRAI6HTEN A CROOKED - Sl ll '
?ARD, YOU MUST BEND W,"Sur 771 ; 7r H
RAYMOND BISMACH, K$? J L
Ww C,Yy, Mc. WNK
. T. M. SCO. U. 8. PAT. OFF. ijL 5
whose fall would slice off the
northeastern tip of Germany.
The Soviets gained as much as
31 miles in 24 hours in their break
throughh into Pomeranla.
Parents Attend
Health Meeting
Thirty-five parents of children
with defective hearing attended a
conference conducted by Miss
Luoy Davison, senior public health
nurse, in the Deschutes county
department of public health of
fices here yesterday. The confer
ence was the first of a series and
constituted a follow-up of chil
dren with defective hearing, as re
vealed in tests conducted here by
Oregon state audiometrists in Oc
tober and November.
Following a discussion of the
audiometer tests and the physiol
ogy of hearing organs, conducted
by Miss Davison, individual con
ferences were held with parents.
During the tests last fall 79
children in the Bend area were
found to have hearing losses. The
matority of these children, health
department officials stated today,
suffered from minor impairments
caused by wax deposits or in
fected tonsils. Many of these chil
dren have received medical atten
tion since their hearing loss was
discovered and now have normal
hearing.
i The cooperation of parents has
been splendid, health department
officials said today, adding that;
many parents have expressed
their appreciation of the state au-1
diometer program which revealed
hearing losses in their children.
LADY LUCK FROWNED !
Smoky Hill Army Air Field,
Sallna, Kan. lUi Sgt. "Baldy" i
Buehler a rough and tumble ex-,
pert completed his judo course, ;
including leaps from a jeep
bouncing along at 30 miles per
hour without a scratch. Then, I
he went too far and strained his
back while engaged in a friendly i
game of cards.
Better Equipped
In our new offices to help yon
with your health problems. Our
modern equipment and meth
ods Include
Hydro-and
Tox
Eliminator
Convenient
Termt
Dr. R. D. Ketchum
Chiropractic Physician
1?4 Minnesota Ave. Phone 794
rBUl KEEP1N' AWAKE FOR NINE DAT3 -
yvrMi.nllN inm icrm;.ni
1945
Blood donors
HAVE HELPED MAKE IT POSSIBLE
TO SAVE 97 OUT OF EVERY IOO
WOUNDED AMERICANS.
rV5eSO GWAfiG
Initiate Invades
Gallery of House
Salem, Ore., Jan. 30 IP An
individual clad in flowing white
robes and carrying a -lantern late
yesterday appeared in the gallery
of the Oregon house of represen
tatives, identified himself as
Diogenes, and his mission as a
search for an honest man.
After a brief and lugubrious in
spection, he informed the house
that he had yet to find one.
Puzzled lawmakers, after a
laugh discovered that the appari
tion was a loser in the Willam
ette University "freshman glee"
held Sunday, and the trip to the
state house was part of the penal
ty inflicted upon him.
Rep. Carl H. Francis, Yamhill
county, did. not, however believe
that the joke was in keeping with
the dignity of the house and be
rated the upstairs doorkeeper for
not preventing the demonstration.
In the senate another glee loser
presented president Howard C.
Belton with a chocolate milk
shake. Irish potatoes and sweet pota
toes are the two most important
vegetable crops in the United
States, measured in volume of
production.
U. S. GovemniMif
Intptftd and Ttttd
Tinstone
HOME INSU1ATI0N
Roll
Save np to 30 In fuel
costs. Keeps your homo
cooler In summer, too. FHA
tarms. Free estimate.
24 Doll! Kequired for the
Avtrege Size Houia
Houk-Van Allen
Tirtstone
Home & Auto Supply
900 Wall St,
Phone 860
Vtt GETTlM'
Out for
wcivwi ti-iy
HERE S
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Eagles, Grange
Set Polio Dance
The Bend Eagles lodge and the
Pine Forest grange will sponsor
a "march of dimes" dance Friday
evening at the Pine Forest grange
hall, it was announced here today.
Funds raised at the event will be
given to the Foundation for Infan
tile Paralysis to combat the dis
ease, according to W. M. Loy,
president of the lodge.
A. feature of the dance will be
an auction of a large cake by
Auctioneer C. W. Mobley, and a
$25 war bond will be placed on
"the block?'
Fred Hollenbeck, chairman of
the Eagles committee, and Mazie
Smead, head of the grange com
mittee, said today that ticket sales
already have been started, and
that they anticipated a large gath
ering. The ladies auxiliary of he
lodge and their drill team are aid
ing grange women in selling the
tickets. '
.To Donate Fares
. Not to be outdone, Dalton Her
shey, owner of the City Bus lines,
said today that he would donate
all the fares collected after sched
ule hours to the polio fund. He
said that the, last trip from the
hall would be at 12:15 a. m.
Members of the committee as
sisting Hollenbeck and Miss
Smead are Hazel Bowden, Jacob
Sigmund, George Roberts, Jacob
Dalhan, George Murphy and L. H.
Gless. Music for the dance will be
furnished by Web Loy and his
"Night Owls."-
Mrs. J. F. Arnold, chairman of
the county's polio fund drive, said
today that money continues to
come in from the ticket sale-for
the president's annual ball, held
last Saturday night. Members of
the Women's Junior Civic league
have turned in an additional
$19.50.
Americans eat less potato than
they did 30 years ago, but twice
the amount of other vegetables.
JUST PHONE 101
V'&m folk
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Bend Dairy Quality Products
BUTTER CREAM
EGGS MILK
BUTTERMILK ICE CREAM
CHOCOLATE MILK COTTAGE CHEESE
FOR OVER 25 YEARS HEADQUARTERS
FOR DAIRY PRODUCTS OF QUALITY
LOCKER PATRONS
Are you using your locker? A half-filled locker is a poor
investment when you can fill
to your diet. Ask us for
locker our services include
51 Greenwood Ave.
HUNGRY
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SOME SQUAvO
watchinO 1 V They'll go good with
Officiaj Records
County Clerk
Honorable discharges: U. s.
army to Gordon W. George and
Robert S. Anderson. .
Marriage license: Amos M
Stucky, i legal age, Parma, Ida
and Wilma M. Ellingson, legal
age, Parma, Ida.
I LEGAL NOTICES 1
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEl
that I have been appointed admiui
i .. . - e .i t- . . . .
isumuj- uj. me juutie 01 J. L.
Nickel, Deceased, and all persons
having claims against said estate
should file the same, duly verified,
at the office of my attorneys, De
Armond & Goodrich, Bank of
Bend Building, Bend, Oregon,
within six (6) months from the
date of the lirst publication of
this notice.
ARTHUR G. NICKEL, Admin
istrator of the Estate of J. ,
Nickel, Deceased.
De ARMOND & GOODRICH,
Attorneys at Law, Bank of Bend
Building, Bend, Oregon.
29-35-41-470
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that hearing upon the final ac
count of John A. Periman, admin
istrator of the estate of William
M. Henson, deceased, filed herein,
will be held in the Courthouse in
the County courtroom In Bend,
Oregon, at the hour of two o'clock
P.M. on Thursday, the 1st day of
March, 1945, and all persons inter-
ested in said estate are notified to
appear at said time and place and
show cause, if any they have, why
said final account should not be
approved, the estate settled and
closed and the administrator dis
charged. DATED at Bend, Oregon, this
30th day of January, 1945.
JOHN A. PERIMAN. Adm.
DE ARMOND & GOODRICH,
Attys. 47-53-59-65C
For regular delivery
service to your home
for all of your dairy
products telephone
101. A driver will leave
your order and you'll
be saved shopping wor
ries and lugging pack
ages
it with the MEAT so essential
information on meats for your
cutting, wrapping and curing.
Phone 101
By FRED HARMAN
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