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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, QREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 17. 1945
Trading Dwindles
On Stock Market
" By Elmer C. Walzer
(United Freu Financial Editor)
New York, March 17 HI' Trad
. Ins dwindled on the stock market
today while prices moved irregU'
larlv in a narrow ranee.
The first hour volume totaled
only 150,00 shares, the smallest
since November 25. Dealings con
tinued light in the remainder of
the session as traders maintained
a cautious attitude on the list.
Missouri-Kansas Texas prefer
red led in volume and made a new
high at 26 up 2 points. Its
common stock gained fractionally,
Other rails were narrowly mixed
in dull turnover.
A few selected issues in various
sections stood out as features.
Near closing time, Eastern Air
Lines ran up more than 2 points
to a new high. Pacific coast com
pany stocks made new highs with
the first preferred up more tnan
4 points. New hlehs were noted in
Tiest & Co.. Cclanese, Hamilton
Watch, and Intertyne Corpora'
Hon. Lehigh Portland Cement pre
ferred dropped 5 points on a few
sales.
United Fruit rose to a new high
for the vear on a 3-year high in
net profit.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland. Ore., March 17 'tri
weekly livestock: cattle 2,135,
calves 255. Compared" week ago,
better grades generally stoadv
lower grades recovered most of
last week s late 25 to 50c decline;
pood bulls steady, others weak to
50c lower. Vealers weak. flood fed
steers S15O0-lfi.25. loads pood
choice $16.50; mostlv choice helf.
ers $16.00. good fed kinds $14 50-
15.50. Common medium $10.00
13.50; eanner and cutter cows
$6.50-9.50. fat dairy tvpe to $11.00,
odd Holsteins to $11.50. Medium to
good beef cows $10.50-13.00; mcdl
um to pood bulls $11.00-13.00. Few
to $13.50, cutters down to $800.
Good to choice vealers $14.50-
15.50, odd head $16.00, good heavy
calves to SI 5.00.
Hogs 825. Active steady with
meager supply at ceiling. Good
choice 165-300 lbs. $15.75, pood
sows $35.00; feeder pigs $16.50
17.50. few $17.75: good stags
$12.50-13.09 with 70 lb. dock.
Sheep 735. Market largely 25c
hlcher; pood-choice wooled lambs
$15.50-16.00. Shorn lots $14.75
15.00. Common down to $12 00;
pood slaughter ewes $8.00-8.50.
Extreme top $8.75 for new recent
high.,,
BOSTON WOOL
Boston, March 17 (IP) Both do
mestic and foreign wools moved
slowly this week In the local wool
market, the war food administra
tion said today in its weekly wool
review.
Lots averaged 10,000 pounds
and considerable interest was
shown In the early shearing of
the 1945 clip. Shearing is now
fairly well along In Arizona, New
Mexico, Texas, and Idaho and to
a lesser extent in the fleece wool
states of Missouri and Oh'o. ,
Activity in foreign wools con
tinued limited by the lack of of
ferings of lots with nearby deliv
ery dates. Practically all arrivals
were sold either at or previous to
shipping time. Shipments from
South America were about two
and a half months after purchase
dates.
Railway freight rates in Canada
per unit of service are the lowest
of any in the world.
HORNBECK
Typewriter Co.
Authorized Agent for
ROYAL
Sales and Service
Roytype Ribbons and Carbon
It. C. Allen Adding Machines
All Makes Typewriters
Serviced
Phone 12 122 Oregon Ave.
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SERVICE
FOR
MOVING
ACHING, CRATIHq
If STORAGE
CARTAS
wrmunoN
PHONE 788
210 Irving Ave., Bend
41
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Spare Articles Can Be Turned Into Cash With a Want Ad
Classified Rates
Local Paid In Advance
25 Words One Time 85c
25 Words Three Times Wo
25 Words Six Times $1.35
All wordi ovtr 25 add le per word tllnca
number of lruirtlona
On month run. earne ropy, 14 da rate
Minimum Charire, 35c
LINE RATE 10c CAPITALS 20c
ClaMltled AdvertUint. Canh in Advance
U.ily Cloalnx Time 12:30 P. M.
BEND LODGE, NO. 128 I. O. O. F.
Meets Every Monday Night
I. O. O. F. Temple
265 Franklin Avenue
D.Ray Miller. Phone 1079-W, Sec'y
D. R. Sullivan, Noble Grand
FOR SALE
UTILITY TRAILER with 6x10 ft.
box, ball and socket hitch, gooo
rubber, inquire n. mcuuire, wii
Albany Ave.
1931 FORD tudor sedan, $iuu
cash. Two wheel trailer, one large
child's crib. 205 McKinley Ave.
ALMOST NEW set of work har
ness hnhv bnslnette with folding
legs and pad. Inquire 911 Portland
avenue.
THREE BEDROOM modern home
west side on paved street, $3,250.
Terms $1,500 down, balance $40
per month. Frank McGarvey,
Bank of Bend Building.
SMALL ENAMELLED coal circu
lating heater almost new $27.50,
walnut dining room suite, table
buffet, and 4 chairs, baby stroller,
table model radio, leather couch,
several good wood heaters, dress
er base, coll springs, large mirror,
good enamelled kitchen range, al
most new wall tent, garden hose,
rake. hoe. potato fork, pitchfork,
axes, shovels, bumper hitches; re
placement balls for trailer nitcnes,
several sets of work harness,
larpo assortment of small cook
stoves from $5 to $10, guitar $7.50,
box springs, kitchen cabinet base,
rockers. Open evenings. 350 Divi
sion.
LOVELY WICKER baby carriage,
adjustable for any age. Auto bed,
auto seat. Sturdy maple play pen
on rollers with leatherette pad.
Call 1181.
250 CHICK brooder. Call 31-F-3 or
call at ranch of R. C. Colver, Rt. 1,
Box 459-A.
BROODED TURKEY poults. Will
deliver to your ranch, 7 to 9 weeks
age, any number from 1,000 to
000. Laurence Flnlay, Rt. 1, Jef
ferson, Oregon. Phone 959.
IF YOU want' a pair of French
Alpine kids come and get them at
1434 Davenport.
BEDROOM, plastered interior,
ntiSS
terms. 333 Federal. Phone 1129-W. '
WINE DAVENO at 831 Roosevelt.
Phone 1035-W.
SMALL STEAMER
locker. 164 E. Irving.
trunk, foot
NOTICE: We can deliver in load
lots (3 or 4 cords) dry body or
partly dry limbs. Delivery prom
ised from 1 to 3 days. Wood saw
ed length desired. Brookings
Wood Yard. Phone 767.
SINGER SEWING machine, $15.
435 E. Burnslde. Phone 409-J.
ACREAGES 5 acres, 5 acres
Arnold, 3 room house, oil heater,
good outbuildings, $2500, $1000
down, $35 month. 20 acres, 19 C. O.
I., large house, fenced, good pas
ture, $2300, $1000 down, $250 year.
Anne Forbes, 36 Oregon. Phone
36-W.
CORRAL FERTILIZER,
yourself. 365 E. Seward.
haul
$1600 BUYS large 3 room modern
house on Revere. $2500 buys 4
room modern furnished west side.
$2300 buys 2 bedroom modern,
north side. C. V. Sllvis, 118 Ore
gon. DRY JACKPINE block wood,
$9.00 per cord, dry Jackpine slab
wood $7.00 per cord. Any length
you want. 154 Adams Place. D. W.
Beck.
BEDSTEAD, SPRINGS, and mat
tress $18.00. Dresser $10.00. Two
pre-war overstuffed chairs $15.00
each. Table and 4 chairs $15.00.
Library table $5.00. Monarch
range $20.00. Rural route tele
phone $7.00. Other articles too
numerous to mention. Call at 36
Cascade.
3 DAY OLD Jersey and Hereford
calves. Call at J. L. Jones ranch,
Route 2, Box 151, Bend, Tumalo
District.
Methodist
Church
9:45 Bible School.
1 1 :00 Worship. Theme: "The
Red Cross as Pattorned After
the Rugged Cross."
6 p.m. Two Youth Groups.
7 p.m. Young People's Chorus.
8 p.m. Five special numbers by
Sunday School chorus. Short
talks by Mrs. p. M. Lyons, Mrs,
W. Cook end Mrs. Carl Ericlt
FOR SALE
INCOME and home close in, 2
mnAnrn filt-nluhnri hOUSefl. OnlV
$3500, $1000 down, $40 month. Du
plex apartment, west side, &uvu,
$1000 down, $50 month. Anne
Forbes, 36 Oregon. Phone 36-W.
QUALITY CHICKS and poults.
Baker Feed Co. Phone 188-X, Red
mond, Ore.
FERTILIZER, $1.00 per trailer
load, haul yourself. Several gentle
Holstein and Guernsey milk cows.
Call 34 F-3. Everett Donahue, 3rd
house from King's Market on
south highway.
PRE-WAR MAN'S bicvcle In pood
condition. Inquire 362 Riverside or
phone 428-M.
GAS HEATER, 10 radiant, day
bed, breakfast set, two rugs and
one pad, chest of drawers, small
tables, etc. Inquire 330 Riverside.
SOUTH WIND gas heater for car.
Works pood. Quick heat. Harold
Brown, 374 E. Kearney, Bend, Ore.
ON&HALF ACRE. One of Red
mond's best homes, 6 rooms, mod
ern in every way. Good parace
and woodshed. Cement walks
around the house. Price $6500.
Terms. Shelley Real Estate. The
Dirt Merchant, Redmond, Oregon.
MODERN RABBIT hutches, reas
onably priced. 826 E. 12th St.
Phone 1089-J.
60 HEAD good dairy stock; few
fresh cows, others to freshen
within 6 weeks. Write or phone
Bill Kendall, care of Charlie
Reed's , Saddle Shop, Klamath
Falls.
BROODER STOVES and parts--
Electric, oil, briquet. Baker Feed
Co., Phone 188-X. Redmond, Ore.
LOVELY HOME, modern in every
detail, 3V4 acres on paved high
way close In. Furnace, reduced
from $10,000 to $8000 for quick
sale. Shown by aDpointment only.
Anne Forbes, 36 Oregon. Phone
36-W.
ONE GASOLINE washing ma
chine in first class condition, frac
tion of original cost. Also pre-war
davenport and chair in excellent
shape. Phone 274 or call at 434
Kansas.
THREE-QUARTER BED with
swings and mattress. Also ladies
shoes sizes 7 and 8H, and size 36
new blue coat sweater. Phone
106GR.
ON PAVED STREET, sewer con
nectlons, 2 bedroom plastered
house, wired for electric ranee,
cellar, $1800, $500 down, $25
month. Anne Forbes, 36 Oregon.
Phone 36-W.
IFLOWERmGSHRUBS
T ... , .,r. j -i
book.
SPECIAL NO. 1
13 shrubs, 9 to 24 inches branch
ed $3.00.
SPECIAL NO. 2
5 large shrubs 1 to 3 ft. $3.00.
SPECIAL NO. 3 .
All 18 shrubs in specials No. 1
and 2, $5.00.
All shrubs in these specials are
hardy.
I have a large stock of shade, flow
erlnp and fruit trees, flowering
shrubs readv to plant. Evergreen
should be planted later. 735 East
Norton, Haines Nursery. Corner
East 8th and Norton. Phone 965,
tsenu, uregon.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
4 ROOM modern house and new
garage lor $3i!fiD. with $800 cash
and balance at $25 month. Furni
ture can no bought separately.
Will consider a large trailer house
Instead of cash. Call 10fi5.W nr
see at 1014 Columbia.
FOR RENT
CLEAN MODERN 3 room fur
nished npartment, walking dis
tance. Wood, water and lights fur
nished. Adults only. Inquire 915
E. 2nd St.
3 ROOM modern furnished npart
ment, electrically equipped. Ill
Georgia. Phone 7(50.
3 ROOM furnished modern house
with garage, close in. Call 358 VV.
2 FURNISHED apartments for
rent. 504 Lava Road. Phone 850-R.
2 BEDROOM modern furnished or
unfurnished house. Available
April 15. Inquire 347 E. Kearney.
3 ROOM modern furnished apart
ment, electric stove, refrigerator
service, washing facilities. Phone
892-M.
FURNISHED semi-modern cot
tape. Phone 530 or call at 629
(jutmby.
2 ROOM furnished house, garage
and woodshed. Inquire at 2-'3
Roosevelt after 5 p. m. Phone
1035-J.
2 ROOM apartment, wood, water
and lights furnished. 35 Haw
thorne avenue. Phone 39.
VFUY CLOSE IN, strictly mod
ern 3-room furnished npartment
oil heat, refrlReratlon. Phone
729-W.
Dr. Grant Skinner
DENTIST
1036 Wall Street
Evenings by Appointment
WANTED
RADIANT FIRE gas heater. Call
II. C. Sutton, 441-W.
WALNUT OR MAPLE chest of
drawers, metal army cot and
wicker bassinet in good condition.
335 Portland Ave. .... i s
USED RADIOS WJll pay top
prices for good used radios.
George's Radio Service. New loca
tion. 838 Wall St. Phone 900.
HAVE LARGE tractor, tandem
disk, plow, and large tiller. Will do
farm work by hour. Charles Bur
art. 2 miles out on Bend-Burns
highway.
TO BUY 3 or more bedroom mod-
em home on east side, preferably
near Allen school. Write 12223
Bulletin.
RELIABLE PERSON wants to
rent furnished house, preferably
with two bedrooms. Call 623-W or
call at 843 Harmon Blvd.
WANT TO BUY two-row potato
planter. Phone 7-F-1J Prineville,
or write L. W. Nolan, Powell
Butte, Oregon.
SMALL STEAMER or wardrobe
trunk. Phone 1006-M.
LARGE DINING room suite,
chests of drawers, living room
furniture. Must be reasonable.
Call 745-J. 1425 E. 3rd.
HELP WANTED
BELL BOY at Pilot Butte Inn.
WOMAN for laundry and general
work, room, board and $60 per
month. Apply Deschutes Cottage
Hospital, 236 E. Kearney or phone
415.
SOMEONE to put in 300 acres
rye, and stubble. Can be double
disked in. Con Breen, Bear Creek
Buttes.
BUTCHER WANTED, salary
above union wage. Reply to H. W.
H. Adams, St. Helens, Oregon.
SOMEONE to care for 2 children
during office hours. Room and
board if desired. Phone 859-W or
call at 27 Mueller after 6 p. m.
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS and
bus girl. Inquire Coffee Shop
Pilot Butte Inn.
HIGH SCHOOL girl to help with
nouseworK aner scnooi several
aays a ween, jja rortlana Ave.
SITUATION WANTED
WILL CARE for elderly people
or one wno needs care, or convan
escent patient in my home. Mrs.
Elliott, 1258 E. 2nd. Phone 593-W.
USED CARS
1937 PLYMOUTH coupe lor sale
under celling price. Good condi
tion. Can see it after 6 p. m. 1254
East Second St.
LOST
BOY'S COAT, about size 16, army
field iacket stvle. olive drab color.
Left on running board of car park-: Myers, P. N. Armstrong, Lowell
ed near Safeway store. Call Mrs. , Spagle, Ernest Phelps, O. S. Ham
Hall, 639-M or at Western Union. I i'ton, Girls Service League, Wal
STERLING SILVER maple leaf
eui nut; witii buppiure selling iusi
on Wall St. Reward for return to
zinnia amuHttic v-u. vi
U!lrl.. f. '
phone 329.
FRIDAY NIGHT on City Bus,
black and white striped Shaeffer
fountain pen. Return to Bake Rlte
Bakery. Reward.
FOUND
STRAYED to Richards Ranch one
yearling Guersey bull, one 6
month Jersey bull. Owner take
animals on payment of damages.
Butler Market road. i
WAR RATION book No. 4 in
name of Bobble G. Phillips. Own
er may have same by calling at
Bulletin and paying for ad.
MISCELLANEOUS
CLEAN THE EASY WAY With
Fuller's all-purpose cleaner. An
instantaneous safe odorless
cleaning preparation that takes
the drudgery out of household
work. Phone 591, Lloyd Wheadon,
1714 Steidl, Bend.
FOR SALE OR RENT 5 room
furnished semi-modern house, 3
bedrooms, basement, garage, gar
den spot. Henderson's Repair
Shop, 112 Minnesota.
NOTICE, MOVED: WALTER L.
DA RON NOW ASSOCIATED
WITH JACK ARNOLD REAL
ESTATE. Formerly with Gilberts
Heal Estate. List your property.
Have waiting lists wanting to buy.
Phone 342-J. Arnolds Real Estate,
126 Minnesota Street.
RED RYDER
THNK5 . MR. RTt)ER ' 1'
OU5PIOOU3 OF STiWiS:
JU5T DEALT WITH
1 3liE5 flVOlvE
MISCELLANEOUS
SPENCER SUPPORTS Dress
and surgical, men's and women's.
Garments repaired, nominal cost.
Phone 668 or 21-F-4. Mrs. Brinson,
O'Kane Bldg., or Box 164, Bend.
BE WISE, hire the auctioneer the
buyers like to hear. Rates and
dates Gilbert's Real Estate, 1015
Wall or call O. E. Glazebrook,
Terrebonne, Oregon. Phone 19-F-3
collect.
MAYTAG REPAIR service Gen
uine parts. Factory trained. Eimer
Hudson, formerly at Bend Furni
ture. Phone 274. 434 Kansas.
FOR RENT Riding horses
Come to S. L. Miles Ranch, 3'A
miles south on Dalles-Calif. Good
horses, good equipment, nice scen
ery. Also saddle horses lor sale.
WASHING MACHINE repairing,
Bend Washer Service, 136 Green
wood. Phone 583.
PRINTING
YOUR LETTERHEADS can be
made any size you desire, with
any printing you like. Estimates
gladly given. The Bulletin.
Red Cross Drive
(Continued from Page One)
Bank of Bend building.
Latest donations appear below:
$50.00
Ordnance Service Command
shop.
$35.00
Mrs. L. A. Phelps.
$25.00
Mrs. Martha Elder, George
Chads Hardware company.
$15.00
Ebba Thomas.
$10.00
J. Kamno, wuilam-unster,
Lucy Davison, W. S. Kennedy,
Carol Jean Rodgers, Capt. R. H.
Edson, Mary Sawyer, Elma Jane
Mullins. .
$7-50
Bend Furniture company.
$7.00 , .
George L. Roberts.
$5.00
S. P. Barclay, Charles
A.
Mathes, Fredora LIngerfelt, Daisy
L. Hale, Joe Mack, Bert Crom-
well, Alma Jacobs, Lt. Jack L.
Pike, Wilma Munkers, Edward
Sanders, John R. Gumm, H. R.
f nau-
lock, Chris Christenson, Jack and
Dagna Dudrey, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruno Huslike, John McCraney,
Ruby Stelner, Mr. and Mrs. W.
M. Callihan, Mrs. Henry Scott,
Mrs. William Montgomery, Wil-
lard Cottlngham, A. Raper, Fred
G. Hall, Mrs. Elizabeth Hanma,
H. D. Sayler, Art Doan, L. P.
Kester, Johanne Goodwin, Mar
garet Powell, Doris Barnett,
Frank Riley, Jesse H. Smith, Milt
Klnnan, Floyd Brandon. Carrie
ter seott, Mrs. N. A. Toole, Mrs.
Elsie Dunn, Chester Johnson
. $3.00
Mary S. Putnam. Belle Rolev.
..uuines i-ieeoiu. liernin
t T, . . - 1
Reece,
Frieda Shipley, Mrs. Norville
Mowry.
$2.50
Kathryn L. Her, Jack Tedder,
W. L. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Jesse H.
Smith, Jack Donnelly, Ella Samp
sel, J. Harvey Drake.
Oregon Ltd.
Contracting
VA:.:--
Power
Commercial
and Industrial
Wiring Supplies
end
Appliances
General Electric Dealer
Sales and Service
Phone 159
644 Franklin
Bend, Ore.
YlA5Tl?A!iSEI?,
MISSELS i Af?K--
$2.00
:'lWaEen
Brown, Oscar Elcar, Hazel Moor
man, Mildred Elfers, Bill Lind
gren, Leo Carter, Virginia Bott,
Annie Pastulovlch, Juanlta Lang
enbercr. Irene Vaughn. Vivian
Raycraf t, Jimmy Gilman, Arthur
Bennett, Lester Paxton, Allen
Rasmussen, T. Williams, H. L.
Mary Ellen Beasley, Mr. and Mrs.
t ,. t,i,n- n u nm,ui
Gerry Montgomery, Esther Neff,
Jane McGarvey, Rosemary Stal
lings. Otto Lechner. Charles E.
Johnson, Maxine Wood, Ole
Grnhh .Tnhn Ar?nnpr. T.pRov Roe-
buck, Mary Bender, Helen Good-
... . -
win, Atlee Hawes, Jim
baxton,
Doris Vodvick, Hazel Dean, Paula
ciarK, nutn uooawin, uatnenne
Trelease, Effie Nielsen, C. P.
Becker, L. N. Huettl, John Lund-
berg, Paul Lofftus, Carl Marshall,
Mrs. William Anionic, Anony -
mous, Mrs. L. C. Gelbrich,
$1.60
W. L. Martin, G. T. Ross.
$1.25
. Kenneth Fykerude.
$1.00
Dorothy Bush, Bill Phlpps,
tamer uriggs, Mary Lee,
Lila
Crowell, Harold Schanno, Clar
ence Parsons, Gretchen Hennings,
Catherine C. Marvin, Ralph Por
terfield, Marilyn Carr, John Lutz,
Seward Bagg, Grace Johnson, L.
W. Wilcox, Mrs. Chris Nicar, W. 1
H. Coahran, A. A. Larson, James I
D. Sly, C. E. Gotchy, Oscar !
Lubcke, Reno Kramer, Bill Alt-'
izer, Emmett Harrison. Robert
Eskridge, Earl Birchard, John
Cantreel, John F. G r u n d i t z,
Frankie Hogland, Louis Lan
caster, Larry E. Beach, Victor
Ha worth
Delores Kramer, J. D.
Davis, Walter Fisher. Charles
, Lowrey, Harold Brown, June Kis-
sier, ranzy Morris, j,ioya cone.
Herbert Weishart, Anonymous,
Harold Tucker. Glen Alford. Bev-
erly Wilcox, Mrs. Otto Larson,
Edward Chambers, Harold Moore,
Donald Primeau, Ben Nowacki, P.
L. Randall. Francis Knowles. Mar-
'tin Hendrix, Cecil Rupp, Charles
L. Pierce, A. J. Morse, Mrs. Thorn
! M. Tucker, Ethel Wolfgram, Mrs.
Gail Baker, Mrs. C. L. Heindal,
Mrs. Hugh Crow, Mrs. E. S. Hil-
ton, R. B. Hollenbeck, Theodore
Tweet, Stanley Wood, A. F. Rid-
derbrusch, Lewis Nowlln. Ward
Wilcox, Lloyd Halligan, Betty
Fields, Helen Allen, Glen Harald-
son, Frank Britain, Ellis Malone,
Violet Franks, Cecil M. Miller,
Kenneth Holman, Orven Cary,
Hilbert A. Anderson, Cyrus A.
Briihaman, Marie Ellison, Leon
ard Primley, Iva Francis, T. W.
Bilbrey, Bessie Grissom, Mildred
Nordeen, Paul Taylor, M. H.
Jones, Cliff Leverenz, Fred Car-
Robert Beck, Frank Livingston,
P L Patterson Bill Dietz, Dor-
mhy'McGarveyi 7 A. Reid?H. R.
u.ii..
WHO'S WHO in BEND
AN ALPHABETICAL CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
OF RELIABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES
AUTO REPAIRING
AUTO REPAIRS
Expert mechanical and electri-
1 cal work on all makes of cars
and trucks.
COMPLETE OVERHAULING
TIKE SERVICE .
Dewyer & Knox
Next to Hudson-Duncan
1327 Wall Phone 812
CLEANING
DRY CLEANING
OF QUALITY
Repairs and Hat Blocking
Capitol Cleaners
827 Wall
Phone 524
CESSPOOL SERVICE
Complete Service
Cesspool & Septic Tanks
Best of Materials Furnished
Our periodical inspection will
Insure you more efficient op
eration. B. F. Rhodes & Son
Phone 36B-W or 1I-K-23
. ELECTRICAL
ELECTRIC
Contract Wiring
Appliance Repair
Electrical Supplies
Fluorescent Lights
GE Mazda Lamps
Smith's Electric
1183 WaU Phone 98
r 75t.J!-!J TAI'1-ts WELL. I vE gen TO rtEET T Tthcbe pf pytpo c-., , - I t'h mv a
rE&vK Y3T? ) Vh til5' f HARDWARE STORE,
J
I son, J. W. T. Edwards, Charley
Iwhita vivoii stnnp. Mr. and Mrs.
1 White, Virgil Stone, Mr. and Mrs.
L. H. Nedrow, Mrs. Carrie J.
Wheelhouse Mrs. AJexa Burpee,
Mm FlWshoth filaser. Aileen Sim-
. George " Poetacha,
Mrs. Pat Tierney, Ed T. Callun.
$.00
Elaine Monical.
Clinton Snodgrass, J. S. Ben-
, son
Gene Long.
- $.25
Maureen Lyons.
Pa-flior A nA Afl
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IV a sn Cima lau
- .,c "" 'OIMO "u(
Honolulu, T. H., March 17 HP).
When Mrs. Maude C. Irwin gave
npwempn Information on the
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death of her husband, she told
them the funeral time would not
be decided until her son. Cpl
.William E. Irwin, arrived on
emergency leave.
t.atpr Mrs. Trwin learned that
!her son- had died in a piane crash
1 at parkersburg W. Va., on the,
same day his father died.
Mrs. Irwin filled in the missjng
information: There will be double
memorial services, 3 p.m. Sunday.
LATE BUS REMOVED
The late bus which had been
operated between Bend and Red
mond by Pacific Trailways, has
been removed from the schedule,
it was announced today. The bus
formerly left Bend at 11:15 p. m.,
arriving In Redmond at 11:45.
TRUE SCOUT
Farragut, Ida. ilB One of the
routine questions always asked
recruits at the navy's ''boot camp"
here concerns the highest rank of
leadership the inductee has held.
One enterprising 18-yearlold sail
or answered. "Tenderfoot in the
I Boy Scouts." 1
White settlers in early Ameri
can colonies did not discover a
' single wild plant of outstanding
onmin imnnrtm that tha Tn.
! dians were not using
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LEGAL NOTICES 1
CITATION (
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for the County .
of Deschutes
In the Matter of the Adoption
of MARY LOUISE SMITH and
DOUGLAS LEON SMITH.
The DeoDle of the State of Ore-
gon to Gordon Vardman Smith
greetings:
You are hereby cited to be and
appear in the County Court Room
in the City of Bend, Deschutes
County, State of Oregon' on trie)
4th day of April, 1945 at ' two
o'clock P. M. Said day then and
there to show cause, if any, why 1
the petition of James B. May and I
Mary Lee May for the adoption,
WASHERS
WRINGER ROLLS
AUTHORIZED PARTS
Service on all makes of wash
ing machines and electrical ap
pliances. Bend Washer Service
136 Greenwood Phone 583
Heating Plumbing
PLUMBING
Steam Fitting
New Work Repairing
Home Water Systems
Sump Pumps
Plumbing Supplies
Warner Plumbing
143 Greenwood Phone 217-W
Long Distance Hauling
BEACH TRUCK SERVICE
Tel. 168 839 Columbia
. Specializing in
Long Distance Household
Gods Movement
MONUMENTS
R. C. CARYL
"The Monument Man"
1535 Awbrey Rd. Tel 629-M
of Mary Louise Smith andiw
i las Leon Smith shnnu Jfrvi-
granted. - 1,01
Given under my hand and i,
of the'County Court of
es County. State of
COUntV. Stato "
this 2nd day of March
t&eau HELEN M
DAOPv
county uierK.
75-81-87.93I
NOTICE OF HEARINGOP-
FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that n.
undersigned, Administratrix
the Estate of T. W. Carton V1
known as Thomas W. Carton?
ceased, has been filed, and tif"
Court has made and entered
order fixing 2 o'clock in tho?,.?11
I nnon nf WorinocHa., a ,. u"-
1945 flt th. P",v"'' 4th,.
Oregon, as the time and ni-, nJ
v... ' Pla for
iieauiiK umuii sum p inn A
and all persons interptoH ,u
in or having objections th. .
are hereby notified to appear .7
said
caus
saia ume ana place and show
cause if any they have why sZ
Final Aivniint chnu ,'
Final AVvnunt chnM i
proved, administratrix dischVr3
and the estate settled and I cXt
Dated this 28th dav of iCC.
ary, 1945. -
DORA B. CARLON, Adminis.
tratrix. ... 75.s1.s70?.
POLONIUM
Spark Pings
59"
a. in sail of
4 or mora
Guaranteed to start your
car Quicker and make lt run
smoother, or your money
back! .
Houk-Van Allen
; Tiftstont '
Heme & Auto Supply
900 Wall St . Phone 860
Refrigerator Service
AJI Types of Mechanical Servic
On
REFRIGERATORS
COMMERCIAL
HOUSEHOLD
Oregon Equipment Co.
Bond ft Minnesota Phnne W
LOCAL CARTAGE
BEND-PORTLAND
TRUCK SERVICE
Fast Dally Service Every DaT
Of the Vear
Phone 544
Trees Shrubs Vines
Roses Evergreens
and fruits. Extra hardy Minne
sota Stock. Stock sold F O B.
nursery, delivered or planted,
Free estimates for landscaping.
Will compete with all catalog
prices
HAINES NURSERY
Cor. East 8th and Norton
Phone 965 Bend, Ore.
INSURANCE
STATE EARM MUTUAL
AUTO FIRE LIKE
Ed Sherlock. Dist. Mgr. I
321 Drake Road Phone am
John W. Smith, Agent
1388 Awbrey Rd. Phone (IM-W
By FRED HARMAN
Qlc rhon. 7 R. pon. 1.W