THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON. FRIDAY. FEB. 23.; 1945
PAGE SEVEN
b
'Market
Steadier Tone
By Elmer O. Walter
(United rra t'iluuwiu fcrtiwc)
New York, Feb. 23 P The
stock market developed a steadier
tone In the late trading today
alter the leading groups had
registered declines ranging . to
more than a point.
Volume, dwindling in the early
recession and this Indication that
traders were- in no hurry to un
load, plus favorable dividend and
corporation report Items, aided
the the recovery from the lows.
General Electrio turned active
and moved up to a new high for
the year when the. directors
moved the annual dividend pay
ment to 1.60 a share from 1.40
4 share paid since 1940. Metal
' shares continued to attract at
tention. And good buying came
into many special issues.
Norfolk & Western lost nearly
3 points, a factor that pulled the
railroad average down despite
gains in many of the leading is
sues. Chrysler at its low of 101,
ex-dividend, was, off 214 points.
It regained, nearly half the toss;
Utilities lost slightly on average.
Oils held better than other groups
and several made new highs on
gains ranging to 2 points in
Superior Oil of , California. '-
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Ore., Feb. 23 IIP)
Livestock:, cattle is, caives iu.
Mnstlv a cleanup market, scat-
tered sales steady. Common light
steers 10150. Week's top fed steers
16.25. Top heifers 15.65. Best cows
1.1.00. Few cutter cows 8.00-9.50.
.Medium-good bulls salable 10.50
' 13.00; week's extreme top 13.50.
Good-choice vealers salable 14.00
, 15.50.
Hogs 50. Steady. Few" 200-275
1 lbs. 15.75. Good sows 14.75: light
weights 15.00; Good-choice, feeder
pigs salable around 16.50; week's
extreme top xi.uu.
Sheep none. Nominal; Good-
choice wooled lambs salable 15,00-
15.50. Good-choice ewes quotable
7.50-8.00.
PINE ORDERS GAIN
Portland, Ore., Feb: 23 HP
Orders for western pine lumber
for the week ended Feb. 17 . to
taled 57.468.000 feet as compared
with 55,173,000 feet for the previ
ous week, according to a report
today by the Western fine as
inflation. . -
Shipments totaled 58,239,000 for
Rie week as compared with 58,433,-
D00 feet for the week beiore. Pro
duction was uo to 55,996,000 feet
as compared with 52,733,000 for
the week previous.
f PORTLAND PRODUCE
Portland, Ore., Feb. 23 ni'i
Butter and egg prices were un
chanced todav.
Butter Cube. 93 score, 42c;
92 score, 42!4c; 90 score, 42c; 89
score, 41Vsc pound.
Eees Price to retailers: A A
large, 45c; A large, 43c; medium
A, 40c; small 36c dozen.
A Swedish engineer, using a
new harmless method of his own
invention which consists of mix
ing hydrogen and oxygen, re
mained submerged in water for
two and a hall hours and reacnea
a depth of approximately 360 feet
DID YOU
EVER SEE
SO MANY
SUITS?
Our Spring catalog
is brimful of
theml Suits- with
the. new feminine
details! Classic
tailored suits!
All priced so
reasonably for
such high quality
and fine tailor
ing! Like the
Shetland type all
wool two-piece
outfit for $14.98
with matching coat
also at $14.98.' If,
you don't have a
Montgomery Ward
Spring catalog,
please ask for
one today, see
for yourself nj
why we're J 71
called.
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FOB BALL.
TWO LADY'S slack suits, 2 piece
wool black suit, black dress,
small check suit, gold wool dress
with pleated skirt, excellent qual
ity and condition. Sizes 12 to 16.
1425 E. 3rd. Phone 745J.
BROODER STOVES and parts
Electrio. oil, briquet. Baker Feed
Co., Phone lss-x. Redmond, ure.
ONE LARGE span of mules well
broke and gentle. Phone 34-F-J or
see Everett Donahue, Carroll
Acres.
TWO THREE YEAR old heifers.
$150' takes both. Glen Pangburn,
Route 1, Box 393. 3 miles south
east Bradetich Dairy.
$3000 BUYS 4 room modern fur
nished home on Riverside. $2500
buys 4 rpom modern furnished
nome on west siue. v-. v. ouvis,
118 Oregon.
2 BEDROOM house and 2 large
lots, furnished or -unfurnished.
402 Buena Vista, Redmond, Ore
gon. ;
A NICE HOME: Modern; close to
business district, oil heat, 7 nice
bedrooms, arranged to rent. This
is a nice income property. Priced
to sell at $10,000. Terms can be
arranged. Gilberts Real Estate,
1015 Wall St - .
CHICK BROODERS, infra-red
electric 250 chick type, special
$15 complete with lamps, 100
chick size $ complete, uena niiec
trie Co., 644 Franklin;
CURRY COUNTY dairy ranch,
157 acres good-soil, 19 good grade
cows all fresh soon, net about
$400- month, two sets buildings,
creek, some bottom, 101 highway
through place. $7000 down, bal
ance easy terms. Write P.O. Box
159, Port Orford, Ore.
NOW YOU can buy fine chicks
within easy shipping distance.
Write- today for price list to Ore
gon's newest modern hatchery.
Fifteen years experience produc
ing Oregon bred chicks. Oregon
State Hatchery, P. O. Box 328,
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
MODERN 2 bedroom home, west
flidoj hardwood floors, new fur
nace, fine location. $3400. Frank
McGarvey, 118 Oregon St.
WILL SELL or lease 80 acres all
Irrigated, located at Powell Butte,
Ore. Write to R. Lichtenwalter,
2354 Jefferson Ave., Tacoma,
Wash.
ELECTRIC RADIO, dresser, doll
trunk, rockers, baby basinette,
baby buggy, office chairs, 3 sec
tion screen, large mirrors, crutch
es, stand tables, ball and socket
trailer hitches,, bumper hitches,
single cots, gas heater, gas hot
plates, gas restaurant griddle, bed
steads, kitchen cabinet bases, hot
water car heaters, saw vice, 2
kitchen ranges choice $5.00, wood
heaters $3.00 to $7.50. leather
'couch, 350 Division.
YOUNG HEAVY fat hens dressed
on order. Also fresh eggs. Phone
1070-W or call at 147 E. Olney, 1
blocks east of Standard Oil tanks.
BRIGGS-STRATTON gas motor
in good condition. Also Jersey
cow, will freshen about March 15.
Rt. 2, Box 170, North Tumalo road.
S. L. Hall.
COMFORTABLE 4 room plaster
ed home, close in, paved street,
city sower. Automatic heat, elec
tric water tank, wired for electris
range. Basement, garage and
some furniture. Call 634-J.
$2300 BUYS 4 room modern
house, north- side on pavement.
Immediate possession. C. V. Silvis,
118 Oregon.
FACTORY BUILT home trailer,
21 foot. Needs new plywood in
side, have plywood ordered. Any
one handy with tools can- make
this a nice house. See at 123 First
St., Redmond, between 5 and 8
p.m.
Xi- rfl.
Oregon Ltd.
Contracting
Wiring IJgh,
Power
Commercial
and Industrial
Wiring Supplies
and'
Appliances
General Electric Dealer
.Sales and Service
Phone 159
644 Franklin
Bend. Ore.
Articles Can
FOR SALE
9 ROOM MODERN: Basement,
furnace, laundry trays, large
grounds, everything you wouia
aesire, including a den. Located in
Bend's best residential district.
Priced reasonable.at $7350. $1000
cash, balance terms. Gilberts Real
Estate, 1015 Wall St.
GRAIN FED wethers and lambs.
Elder ranch, siven miles north on
old Dalles-California highway.
NEW 22 AUTOMATIC pistol; Hfr
Standard model B. holster, 500
rounds Super X ammunition.
Cabin 1, Gateway Motel.
QUALITY CHICKS and poults.
Baker Feed Co. Phone 188-X. Re
mond, Ore.
TWO-MAN shearing plant, comt
plete. Call at D-D Club after 3
p. m. Phone 112.
4 ROOM MODERN: Utility room
Land garage. Immediate posses
sion. S21UO lor this newiy decorat
ed home. Terms. See Gilberts Real
Estate, 1015 Wall St.:
16 FT. HOUSE trailer. Lots of
built-ins including sink and ice
box. Needs repair but handy man
can, do it. Cabin 5, Shady Nook
Auto Court. . .
GUERNSEY COW and calf, $100.
Also Kolsteln heifer, $50. 1 bed, 1
cot, 1 cook stove. Pine Tree Auto
Court, cabin l.
2 BEDROOM modern house with
good range stove, garage and
woodshed. Two blocks from
school on west side. Terms or
cash. 1084 Federal St.
4 ROOM modern house. 2 bed
rooms, with kitchen range and cir
culating heater. Inquire George's
Radio Service or call 900.
ONE WADE drag saw in good
condition. Ready to work. Des
chutes, near school house. Harvey
W. Ridgeway, Route 2, Box 233,
Bend.
FOR TRADE
IEfAHO FARM TO EXCHANGE
Located in the Boise Valley, 14
miles from Boise, 80 A all irri
gated, good 8 room brick house,
out buildings, barn for 12 cows,
we will exchange this farm for a
ranch In Central Oregon. Shelley
Real Estate, The Dirt Merchant,
Redmond, Oregon.
FOR RENT
3: ROOM furnished apartments
with lights, water and wood fur
nished. $25 month. Call at 945
East Second.
4 ROOM unfurnished House, close
to' mills. Inquire 1214 Albany or
call 869-J.
3 ROOM modern furnished apart
ment. Call at 141 Georgia. Phone
766.
3 ROOM modern furnished house.
No children. 875 Roosevelt.
WANTED
CLEAN COTTON rags at The
Bulletin office.
WANTED TO BUV. good two
wheeled trailer. Shady Nook Auto
Court, Cabin No. 3.
GOOD SMALL rubber-tired tri
cycle. Contact the Capitol Shine
Parlor.
WANTED TO BUY used gas
range. Call at 34 Lafayette.
FEDERAL AND STATE income
tax returns prepared. Twenty
years experience. Five years audi
tor for Oregon State Corporation
Dept. Ten years auditor Oregon
State Tax Commission. Henry
Kiessenbeck, 1107 E. Greenwood
Ave., near Pilot Butte.
USED RADIOS Will pay top
prices for good used radios.
George's Radio Service. New loca
tion, 838 WaU St. Phone 900.
WILL PAY CASH for electric
range, 36" length, electric water
heater with capacity of 40 gallons
or less, and good vacuum cleaner.
Please call at office of Jo Ann
Motor Lodge, 161 E. Franklin, or
phone 827-W.
WILL PAY CASH for 300 or 30-30
Savage rifle. Must be in good con
dition. Prefer 300 with shells. Call
after 5 p. m. Jesse Smith, 421 E.
Seward St.
TWO-WHEEL TRAILER, daveno
and chair, other furniture. Phone
623-R.
WANTED
CATTLE RANCH near Bend. R.
M Crawford, Downing Hotel.
HELP WANTED
WOMAN FRY COOK at Pilot
Butte Inn.
dfiw&JtM Syndicate
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INVESTORS
SYNDICATE
MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA
Elmer Lehnherr
Loral Representative
217 Oregon Phone 523
Be Turned Into Cash With a Want Ad
THIS CURIOUS WORLD fcgT
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jjfyfa ,-- - Send us an odo to quote S
&iiafX(-C2-) f "WHEN YOU TOUCH FIRE A SE30ND,
I (, , YOU FEEL IT FOR DAYS," Sspr
ytf NIC CONSTANTINO,
IT'S AN OFFENSE TO THROW
TICKET STUBS ON THE STREET
SITUATION WANTED
YOUNG MAN wants work. Just
discharged from service. Good
worker. Contact Gene Logan,
Westonia Apts.
I.AMRINf; JOB.'exnerienced. Call
or write 727 Lava Road.
USED CARS
1940 FORD pickup. Call at D-D
Club after 3 p. .m. Phone 112.
LEAVING for Hawaii, must sell
at once, 1936 seven passenger De
Soto, 1933 Ford cbupe $150, all
good rubber. Call after 7:00 p. m.
228 Florida, all day Sunday at
King's Market.
LOST
VICINITY of Pilot Butte Inn,
black zipper notebook containing
papers valuable to owner. Return
papers to Pilot Butte Inn or High
School and keep notebook.
WOULD ANYBODY who found a
pair of white nurse's oxfords in
the business district last Wednes-'
day please call 639-R or leave at
Bulletin?
SMALL BROWN slcather coin
purse, initials 'J. C.'G. Contained
small change. Please return purse
and keep money. Call 941-J.
ONE DUMP BODY tail gatd be
tween Tumalo and Chemult. No
tify Bend Bulletin No. 757. ,
MISCELLANEOUS
CHARIS FOUNDATION and gir
dles $7.25 to $13.95. Brassieres
$1.50 to $2.95. Phone for appoint
ment 451-M. Ina F. Cram, 608
Broadway.
WRINGER ROLLS!
All makes and sizes. Expert re
pairing on all makes of washing
machines and electrical applianc
es. Top prices paid for used wash
ers, any condition. Bend Washer
Service, 136 Greenwood. Phone
583.
MRS. A. BALLANTYNE will open
up a millinery shoppe Saturuay,
Feb. 24, In her home at 447 New
port Avenue. Hours 9:30 a. m. to
b p. m. She has a complete line ol
stock, smart, exclusive, and will
cost you less. Will be glad to serve
all my old friends and meet new
ones.
HOOVER VACUUM cleaner serv
ice. Complete stock of parts. Sole
agents. Bend Furniture Company.
MAYTAG REPAIR service Gen
uine parts. Factory trained. Elmer ;
Hudson, formerly at Bend Furni-'
turc. Phono 274. 431 Kansas.
NOTICE: We have buyers for :
town and urban property. List 1
your property with us for quick ;
sale. N. R. Gilbert's Real Estate,
1015 Wail. i
SPRING-CLEANING troubles
easily solved with Fuller Brush
Co. mops, all purpose cleaner,
waxes and polishes. Many styles
of- personal brushes available
Lloyd Wheadon. 1714 Stcidl, Bend.
Phone 591
RED RYDER
BB THUNDER NO, LITTLE BEAVER A 1' I- NOT FOR IOH&' WHEN 1 fv ' BETCHLV AUfYVY ( GOOD OL' VoOM'T QOOTW mcI
TTTTn Vj I MX6tESS HER HEART .V- 0&X&
I -i i M 7 J 1 . I
I ' MISCELLANEOUS
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.
RAW FURS WANTED. Mink
Muskrat Lynxcat Skunk
Weasel Domestic Rabbit. We
will continue the purchase of deer
and elk hides. Cecil C. Moore. 1132
Newport Ave, Bend, Oregon.
Phone 643.
FOR REFRIGERATOR service
and repair mall card to 435 Colum
bia or call Sundays or evenings.
Jack Donnelly. - .
INCOME TAX and business state
ments prepared in my home. Also
open evenings and Sundays: for
your convenience. Hi. T. Merrltt,
202 Thurston.
. JUST ARRIVED!
HARDY
EVERGREEN SHRUBS.
10 Varieties
AT.WOOLWORTH'S ....,
PRINTING
YOUR LETTERHEADS- can be
made any size you desire,, with
any printing you like. Estimates
gladly given. The Bulletin.
'CHUTIST' JUST HELICOPTER
. Gary, Ind. Ui A- five-hour
search for a mysterious para
chutist who might be a saboteur
in Gary's steel industry ended
when authorities found that a
woman crane operator had seen
a low-flying helicopter against a
cloudy sky.
ftobm Hood Up-To-Datml
Complete)
AIM IIIvHV
SET
4.95
Good aqnipmant Is half tha
- game I Bat contains bow,
- fonr arrows, arm guard,
finger tab, target and book.
Houk-Van Allen
Tit st on
Home & Auto Supply
900 Wall St. . Phone 860
Women Injured
InCar Crackup
'. Salem, Ore., Feb. 23 uR Two
women were in Salem hospitals
today following a two-car crackup
on the Pacific highway just north
of Salem last night. They were
Mrs. - C. E. Harrison, Oswego,
and Mrs, Edith Kiecker, Portland.
The two women were riding In
the same car, when it struck a
car driven by Vernon Clementson,
Portland. Both cars were badly
damaged.
Both women suffered leg in
juries, but Clementson escaped
unhurt. .
Nevin Alderman
Buys Into Paper
Nevin Alderman, tormer mem
ber of The Bulletin's mechanical
force, is one of the new owners
of the Milton Eagle, published at
Milton-Freewater,. it . has been
learned here. Alderman -and
Charles Wheeler have purchased
the papec from Ifrank Wheeler,
editor of the Eagle for many
years and' father of one of the new
owners;
Alderman has been associated
with a motor company in Milton
Freewater. Frank Wheeler will
continue with the Eagle for a
time, but plans to retire soon.
Five Day Forecast
lilNUMRI
Five-day forecast ending Tues
day night:
Oregon and Washington west
of Cascades:- Intermittent light
rain. Normal temperatures.
Idaho, Oregon and Washington
east of Cascades: Intermittent
light rains or snow, except south
east Idaho, first of week, and
throughout district tnereatter.
Temperatures slightly above nor
mal or at normal.
QUICK ON THE TRIGGER
Marion, Ind. R The drastic
bacon shortage recently even
bothered nurses, as was Indicated
when the technician was taking
down the usual case history of
Mrs. Leighton Leapley. After
Mrs. Leapley answered ail tne
Questions, such as age, birth
place, parents' names, etc., she
.was asked "Husband's occupa
tion." The patient answerea
"grocer," and the nurse immedi
ately asked, "Has he got any
bacon?"
Largely because of fuel short-
Lages several European countries
are developing tneir natural gas
deposits; these include-Germany,
Austria, Hungary and Italy, and
to a lesser extent, France, the low
countries and Switzerland.
Certain quantities of war-essential
nltro-cellulose were obtained
by Germany from a neutral coun
try that was importing huge
quantities of a manicuring- prep
aration containing this material
from the allies.
Many people urgently need dependable wartime
transportation. If your car is not vital to you now,
sell it for a good cash price, put the money into
bonds for a new car later.
WE WANT 20 CARS
Drive in for an appraisal no obligation.
W. B.
1173 Wall Street
Soviet Officer
Talks fo Mayor's Secretary i
Moscow. Feb. 23 (IB The gov
ernment newspaper Izvestia
swears it actually nappenea a
German-speaking Russian officer
talked with the secretary of the
mayor of Berlin by telephone.
The Russian end of the conver
sation took place in the telephone
exchange of a town captured in
tact by the red army. The Soviets
had entered the town before dawn
and when the people awakened
they were bewlluered by the sight
of Russian troops.
Walking into the telephone ex
change, Russian officers found
efficient girl telephone operators
still at work, unaware the Soviets
were in town. One of the officers,
a Major Sereeyev, spoke excel
lent German. He ordered one of
the girls to place a call to the
mayor of Berlin.
"Berlin speaking," said the op
erator at the other end of the line.
"What number do you yant?" .
"Connect me with the mayor.'
"Just a second."
"Hello, this is the mayor's sec
retary, zatzbacn speaKing.
: "Herr Burgomeister, please,'
the Russian officer said.
"Herr Burgomeister Is absent,"
Announcing
THE APPOINTMENT OF
EUGENE W. BUCKNUM
1054 Bond St.
as District Manager fer the
FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP
FARMERS AUTOMOBILE
INTER INSURANCE EXCHANGE '.
... . .')
TRUCK INSURANCE EXCHANGE
FIRE INSURANCE EXCHANGE
He It prepared1 to furnish complete information' about our '
"Continuing Form," ' National Standard Non-assettabla
' Automobile and Truck Insurance policies. '
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ill m y
Write,
Anderson Nash Co.
Calls Berlin, :
the secretary replied. "What can
I do for you?"
- "Okay, riispeak to you," saia i
Sergeyev. "How are things?"
"wnos speakingT"
"The mayor of town 'N.' "
"Well, things are so so. r think "
they are quite near. How are
things in N'?"
"t ine. The Soviets captured the '
town an hour ago." . . ,
"That's a stupid' joke. I am go
ing to complain to the burgo-:
meister." . ,
"You complain to Hitler."
"Who is speaking?"
"A soviet officer. See you soon. A
We will continue the conversation i
in person. See you soon, Herr
Zalzbach."
EVERY MINUTE HAPPY ';
Sweetwater, Tex. nw Chief '
Commissary Steward Brooks, sta
tioned with the navy overseas ;
had a lot to tell his wife in Sweet-
water. He must have had' a lot to
tell her, because it took him' four ,
feet ot paper to get down what .
he wanted to say and it took her
three hours and 10' minutes to,
read the tome. i
Fire Insurance Exchange writes a Stand
ord Form Fire Insurance policy tor dwel
lings, household furniture and' personal:
effects.
telephone or call in person for
compters imormaTion.
Complete Auto
REPAIR
Service
Lubrication
Tire Service
Tires - Batteries
Towing
Phone 700
By FRED HARMAN
812 Wall Phone 970
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