THE BEND BULLETIN. 'BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1 945
PAGE SEVEN
ular
And Volume Light
By Elmer C. Walzer
(United Press Financial Editor)
New York, March 22 (LP) Stocks
moved irregularly on the New
York stock exchange today with
volume light
Most of the railroad issues rev.
istered fair-sized gains although
sDecial issues met Drofit -takintr
after gains ranging to nearly four
points, aieeis, motors and oils
firmed, utilities held firm. .
Numerous issues made new
highs for the year or longer, in-
eluding Hudson Motors, and is
sues of Fere Marquette, Nickel
Plate, and Western Pacific. Util
ities moved narrowly in the com
mon stocks while preferred reg
istered wide gains in several in
stances.
Airlines firmed under the lead
ership of American which gained
nearly a point, standard brands
rose a point in its section. Best
rose more than a point in the
mercantiles. Tires were up small
amounts. .
Activity centered on special
stocks, including Missouri Kansas
Texas railway, International Tel
ephone, Commonwealth and Sou
thern, and Packard.
Farm shares, mercantile issues.
and chemicals were narrow-mov
ing, urumman was strong in its
department.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Ore., March 22 IP)
Livestock: Cattle 150, calves 25.
Few sales, steady. Common light
steers $10.50, heifers $10.00. Can
ner and cutter cows $6.50-9.00.
Common light beef cows $10.00.
Bulls scarce. Choice vealers steady
at $16.00.
Hogs 150. Market very active to
steady. Limited supply of barrows
and gilts $15.75. Sows mostly $15.
Feeder pigs $16.50-17.50.
Sheep 100. Market steady. Me
dium steady. Medium 76 to 88
pound wooled lambs $14-14.25.
Common grades $12.50 and good
to choice lambs $1550-16.00. Good
ewes quotable $8.00-8.75. .
National Park 'Buffalo
To Start Tapering Off
Washington ux Secretary of
Interior Harold L. Ickes' buffalo
soon will have to stop eating off
the government.
In a reoprt submitted to Ickes
by the national park service. Di
rector Newton B. Drury said his
plans were to "taper off feeding
hay to these animals and place
thorn entirely on their.; own re-;
sources." ."
The report also revealed that
the nation's parks had a total of
more than seven million visitors
during the past fiscal year, two
million of them service men and
women.
'BAWLS OUT HOUSE
Fort Wayne, Ind., iipi-vA run'
away dairy horse was given a
sound lecture by Traffic Capt.
Custer Donlfon after the captain
and bgt. Joseph Towne chased the
animal for nearly a mile through
a crowded downtown section dur
ing the noon hour. Donifon said
he told the horse, "Roy," that "he
hadn't used good horse sense and
should be ordered to court, where
his oats would be suspended
However, "Roy snorted and
walked off at his usual pace.
COURT HOLDS MEETING
The regular bi-monthly session
til the county court which met
vesterday conducted routine bus-
ness, reports from County Judge
C. L. Allen Indicate.
County Commissioners A. E.
Stevens, E. E. Varco and Judge
Mien approved bills and signed
deeds at the session.
Magnesium can be handled in
machine shops the same as other
metals; it can be machined, weld
ed, riveted, bent and rolled.
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
l .
Although the sum is three ( I I tJMfe
MILLION MILES FARTHER AWAY" ( $
IN SUMMER THAN IT IS IN i . ft,
I VWINT6R.THE SUMMER SlJ ) W "' ' VX Ibr 1
HAS-TA- TMS AS MUCH -V
ADMIRAL 6VRD
FOUND PLANTS ROWING
WITHIN 200 MILES OF THE
SOUTH FtPLE.
ANSWER: In
Spare Articles Can Be Turned Into Cash With a Want Ad
Classified Rates
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bUy Cloatns Time 12i0 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. Marshall, Secretary
co Bend Dairy Store
BEND LODGE NO. 139
A. F. A. M.
Stated Communication
Thurs., March 22, 8 p. m.
M. M. Degree
VblUnc Brathian Wakaau
George Simerville, Sec'y.
FOB SALE
GOOD ALFALFA HAY in barn.'
Come evenings or Sundays. M. A
Piercy, Rt. 2, Box 145. Bend, Ore.
BEAUTY OPERATORS, nurses,
doctors, waitresses, genuine Hoo
ver uniforms, doctor's gowns and
office coats now available. Lovely
beaded effect birthday and every
day greeting cards. Phone 457-J
for information.
CLYDE'S BARBER
mond, Oregon.
shop, Red-
4 20-FOOT benches suitable for
lodges, granges or clubs. Reason
able. Call Don McCauley at 1195
between 4 and 5:30.
LARGE M O D EH N 4-bedroom
houses. Very reasonably priced.
$3500, some terms. 2-bedroom on'
paved street, sewer connections,
$1800, $500v down, $25 month.
Anne Forbes, 36 Oregon. Phone
36-W.
BROODED TURKEY poults. Will
deliver to your ranch. 7 to 9 weeks
of age. Any number from 1000 to
6000. Lawrence Finlay, Rt. 1, Jef
ferson, Oregon. Phone 959.
EAST THIRD: Three rooms with
bath, knotty pine finish. Fully
furnished. Refrigerator, electric
range, electric water heater. $2400.
Reasonable terms. Walter L. Dar
on, broker. 126 Minnesota St.
PINTO TEAM Horse 1600 lbs.,
mare 1400 lbs., ride, work single.
Disk, wagon, haysllngs, mower.
L. R. Rouse, 1 mile N. of Alfalfa
store. '
3-ROOM MODERN, good founda
tion, plastered house, two lots,
good lawn and ideal spot for gar
den. Immediate possession on
West Side in Kenwood Addition.
$950 cash. J. S. Davis Co., 124 Ore
gon Ave.
52 ACRE RANCH in Cloverdale
between Redmond and Sisters. 25
acres water, good house. Write
Robert Zitik, Box 895, Redmond, i
Oregon.
4-ROOM MODERN, two bed
rooms, large living room, well ar
ranged kitchen, wired for electric
range, full cement basement, pipe
less furnace, paved street, close to
both mills and city center. $3150,
loan can be arranged. J. S. Davis
Co., 124 Oregon Ave.
ELECTRIC WASHING machine,
rebuilt and guaranteed. Century
Drive Service Station, 911 Galves
ton. HEAVY HENS, fine for roasting
or boiling, dressed on order.
Phone order early to 1070-W or
call at 147 E. Olney.
JUST RECEIVED shipment of
White Giant bred does and bucks.
Good breeding stock. Also colored
bred does. Insure against meat
shortage. Call at 147 E. Olney.
TABLE MODEL Philco radio, $15.
Call 370-J.
Arizona.
FOB SALE
DUPLEX, 4 rooms with two bed
rooms upstairs, 3 rooms down,
plastered building, two lots, 2 ga
rages, situated on Georgia Ave.
Live in one apartment and rent
the other, or win make good in-
vestment $2900 on terms of $700
down, balance $27 monthly includ-1
ing principal, interest and taxes.
J. a. uavis uo., uregon Ave.
ONE PRE-WAR wicker baby bug
gy in good condition. Inquire 1378
Federal.
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. ,
DAVENO, CHAIR, chest of draw
ers, metal bed, springs, spring fill
ed mattress, metal table, 4 chairs,
oak library table, stands. 313 E.
5th, corner Clay. Phone 619-J.
SEVERAL GOOD buys in radios,
2 consoles and 5 table models.
They don't last long. Luckey's
Radio, 117 Lafayette.
ACREAGES. Close in 15 acres, 10
Arnold, 4-room house, outbuild
ings, $2000, $500 down, $30 month.
20 acres, 19 C.O.I., large house,
cistern, lenced, pasture, $2300,
$600 down, $30 month. Anne
Forbes, 36 Oregon. Phone 36-W.
BROODER STOVES and parts
Electric, oil, briquet. Baker Feed
Co., Phone 188-X. Redmond, ure.
MONTAG CIRCULATING heat
er, "range with copper coils, 3 bed
room Bets coll springs good cot
ton mattreses on ach. Walnut
dining set with 6 chairs, console
table, leather couch, 1 wardrobe.
Call 223 St. Helens. Teleph. 354
after 5i30 this week.
2-YEAR OLD Jersey heifer, first
calf, fresh 3 months. Jnquire at
South City Limits Mdtel. Phone
746.
BULLS of all kinds, Hereford,
Guernsey and Jersey. Some nice
milk cows ready to freshen. Sad
dle horses and saddles. Franks
Service Station, phone 78-J. W. R.
Franks, Redmond.
GOOD DINING room set, table,
buffet, 6 chairs. Excellent condi
tion. -6 miles east on Bend-Burns
highway. Turn left 1st house. Rt.
1, Box 211.
"WEST SIDE, 2-story apartment,
some furniture, $2200, terms, r ur
nlshed modern house, only $1950.
$440 down, $25 month. Anne
Forbes, 36 Oregon. Phone 36-W.
QUALITY CHICKS and poults.
Baker Feed Co. Phone 188-X, Red
mond, Ore.
WEST SIDE, immediate posses
sion. Clean modern 2-bedroom
house, stoves, built-ins, enclosed
back porch, yard, fenced, garden
spot. $2100, $975 down, $30 month.
Anne Forbes, 36 Oregon. Phone
36-W.
4 YR. OLD SADDLE mare, suit
able for children or grown-ups.
Rte. 1, Box 293-A. R. H. Mar
schand. ONE MILK COW, freshens April
10. Tim Lane.Jit. 1, Box 392-A.
3-ROOM MODERN facing river,
paved street, large living room
with fireplace, ldyely Dutch kitch
en piped for gas range, utility
porch. Basement furnace, garage
with storage space. Fine lawn and
trees. Only five minutes walk to
city center. $3200, some terms. J.
S. Davis Co., 124 Oregon Ave.
ONE USED washing machine.
Bend Washer Service, 136 Green
wood.
TWO GOOD milk cows, one fresh,
the other to freshen soon. Heavy
duty trailer, 20x6.50 tires. Karl
Kiesow, Rt. 2, Box 79, 1st cross
road north of Glen Vista Club,
turl left, 1st place on north side. '
ON COLORADO avenue, close to
Brooks Mill, duplex has three
rooms modern each side and on
adjoining lot is 3 room modern
house partly furnished. This gives
you two lots, two buildings and
sufficient garages at a reduced
price of $2650 on terms. J. S. Davis
Co., 124 Oregon Ave.
1930 CHEV. Vi ton pickup, good
pre-war tires. Also 1 buck and 3
doe rabbits. Call at 580 Utica Ave.,
between 12 noon and 5 p. m.
AT AUCTION, 180 acres, 42
shares Swalley water, stock, ma
chinery. Mar. 30. Rock Ranch, 5
miles north on old highway. From
Redmond 12 miles south.
ISAACSON ALL STEEL short
logging trailer, folding reach and
air brakes, complete except rub
ber. Cheap for cash. See at 28
Lake Place or call 836-W.
FOR RENT
3 ROOM modern apartment, nice
ly furnished. Large electric range
and refrigerator, automatic fur
nace. No children or pets. Phone
416.
3 ROOM modern furnished apart
ment. 164 East Irving.
3 ROOM modern furnished apart
ment, private bath, electric range,
and refrigerator. 141 Georgia.
Phono 766.
6-ROOM MODERN furnished, 3
bedrooms. Inquire 144 Roose
velt between 1st and 2nd.
FURNISHED 3 room modern cot
tages, autmatic heat and refrig
eration, utilities paid. Apply Wa
hee Cottages.
FOR KENT
4 ROOM house unfurnished ex
cept for range for rent the 23rd.
155 Lafayette. ,
TWO-BEDROOM modern house,
nartlylurnished, including refrlg-
erator. Inquire at 1602 W. ruin
St., after 6:00 p. m. or phone
1029-R.
nnrYM furnished apartment,
clean light rooms. Hot water heat.
Wood, water and lights furnished.
Adults, Call after ,5:30. 236W E.
Irving.
DAIRY RANCH to rent on shares
to good man of ability. Grade A
quota, have good cows and milk
ing macnine. income irum "n;
Give all details about yourself and
family. Write care of Bulletin No.
321.
2 AND 3 ROOM apartments com
pletely lurnisnea, gas iur tumuus
and hot water. Inquire 65 Frank
lin. Phone 1149.
WANTED
FARMERS for Juniper pulling
contact R. B. Watson, 1646 Galves
ton, Box 891.
nctrn nanms will nav too
prices lor good used raaios.
George s itaaio service, inew iuu-
tion. 838 Wall St. Phone suu.
WILL PAY CASH for 1941 or 1942
Cadillac. Write 12359 Bulletin.
WANT TO TRADE Pflueger
Summit casting reel for Pflueger
Merinlisr flv reel or will buy one
outright. Call L. C. McDow. 455
Delaware or phone 912-M.
EXPERIENCED shop manager
wants to lease equipped beauty
shop. References if desired. Write
NO. o4 care oi euneun.
FEW SCAN'ES rose colored
needle point yarn. Call 934-J, Mrs
Edson.
SEWING MACHINE, Singer pre
ferred. Electric washing machine
and electric toaster. Phone 792-J.
TO BUY 5 room modern house,
close in, must be in good condi
tion. Phone 1188-J, after 6:00 p. ni.
KRAG 30-40 calibre rifle as issued.
1435 Baltimore.
HELP WANTED
GIRL for general housework and
care of school age child- Board,
room and wages. Will accept girl
with or without child. Phone 260.
RESPONSIBLE WOMAN for.
night work. Apply at 852 Wall.
SECRETARY with knowledge of
bookkeeping, and calculating ma
chine operation to work from 6:30
to 10:30 p. m. daily. Pleasant and
Interesting work. Salary $100 per
month. Phone 635.
WOMAN for general work. Room,
Board and $bu per month. Apply
Deschutes Cottage Hospital, 236
E. Kearney or phone 415.
BUTCHER WANTED, salary
above union wage. Reply to H. W.
H. Adams, St. Helens, Oregon.
HOUSEKEEPER to cook for one
person. M. A. Piercy, Rt. 2, Box
145, Bend, Oregon.
WANTED AT ONCE, beauty op
erator. High salary. Guarantee
plus commission, 50 and 60.
Jo Ann Thomas, Beauty Quest,
phone 170. 81 Oregon.
GOOD IRRIGATOR. Steady job,
ceiling wages. Phone 13-F-58 Red
mond. C. B. Adams, Terrebonne.
Oregon.
stenographerT- experT-
ENCED AND EFFICIENT. PER
MANENT POSITION. WRITE
NO. 361 CARE OF BEND BULLE
TIN.
JANITOR and caretaker for
courthouse. Experience desirable
but not necessary. See C. L. Mc
Cauley, or a member of county
court for hours and wages.
SITUATION WANTED
WOMAN with broad experience
will care for children by hour or
day. Phone 1089 J.
USED CARS
1936 FORD convertible coupe in
good condition. See at 175 E. Irv
ing ,
'41 HUDSON 2-door sedan, ceiling
price. Ray Clark, Rt. 2, Box 211.
Vi mile north of Pinehurst school,
Tumalo district. Phone 26-F-31.
1938 PLYMOUTH tudor sedan.
Call at 1100 Lexington after 6:30
p. m.
RED RYDER
M CV?tr?OeVWBl)T NOt'th'') hOOOJT PILLS HELP s'CE-tO IW H&S OUfc PARTSER? J'4tlL
J g,1
LOST
BLACK COCKER, 1 year old.
Phone 1050-W.
MISCELLANEOUS
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.
SPENCER SUPPORTS Dress
and surgical, men's and women's.
Garments repaired, nominal cost.
fnone toots or 2l-r-4. Mrs. tirlnson,
O Kane Bldg, or Box 164, Bend.
KEYS MADE while you wait.
Saws filed, knives and shears
sharpened, guns, bicycles, locks,
lawnmowers, safes repaired. Sol
dering, general repairing. Hender
son's Repair Shop, 112 Minnesota.
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 594, Lloyd Wheadon,
1714 Steidl, Bend.
FOR SALE OR RENT Two
houses on one lot close in, one two
bedroom, one two room. Both fur
nished, not modern. Call 7 16-J or
967-J.
NOTICE, MOVED: WALTER L.
DARON NOW ASSOCIATED
WITH JACK ARNOLD REAL
ESTATE. Formerly with Gilberts
Real Estate. List your property.
Have waiting lists wanting to buy.
Phone 342-J. Arnolds Real Estate.
126 Minnesota Street.
WASHING MACHINE repairing.
Bend Washer Service, 136 Green
wood. Phone 583.
MAYTAG REPAIR service Gen
ulne parts. Factory trained. Eimer
Hudson, formerly at Bend Furni
ture. Phone 274. 434 Kansas.
PRINTING
YOUR LETTERHEADS can be
made any size you desire, with
any printing you like. Estimates
gladly given. The Bulletin.
LbGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF PROPOSED
STREET VACATION
Notice is hereby given that the
Commission of the City of Bend,
Oregon, on March 21, 1945, duly
adopted a resolution of intention
to vacate the following streets
within said city, to-wit;,
That portion of- East Railroad'
Street lying east of the east line of
East Third Street and north of the
north line of East Clay Avenue
extended; that portion of East
Railroad Street lying between the
south line of East Clay Avenue
extended and the west line of East
Fourth Street; and north ten (10)
feet and south ten (10) feet of
that portion of East Burnside Ave
nue lying west of the west line of
East Fourth Street; all in the plat
of Keystone Terrace;
And that May 2, 1945, at eight
o'clock p. m. at the commission
chambers at the city hall in Bend,
Oregon, has been fixed as the time
and place for hearing objections
and remonstrances to such pro
posed vacation; and all persons in
terested are notified to appear at
such hearing and show cause why
such streets should not be vacated
as proposed.
Dated this 22nd day of March,
1945.
GEORGE SIMERVILLE, Re
corder of the City of Bend.
91-97103109C
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the !
undersigned has filed with the 1
county court of the state of Ore- i
gon for Deschutes county her j
final accounting as administratrix
of the estate of G. Benson, do-
ceased, and that the judge of said
court has fixed April 12, 1945, at )
the county court room at the ;
courthouse in Bend, Oregon, as
the time and place for hearing ob-1
jections to and for settlement of i
said accounting; and all persons'
interested are hereby required to '
appear at said time and place and
show cause if such there be why ,
said final accounting should not
be settled and allowed. I
SELMA BENSON, Admlnistra-!
trix Estate of G. Benson, Deceas
ed. 85-91 -97103c i
Dr. Grant Skinner
DENTIST
1036 Wall Street
Evenings by Appointment
Oflce Phone 78
Raa. Phon. 818-W
1600 Mile Flight
Made by Pigeon
Hempstead, N. Y March 22 IIP'
Big Red was AWOL from Camp
Crowder, Mo., today and his for
mer owner blamed the coming
of spring.
. The prize homing pigeon land
ed at his old coop here yesterday
after a 1,600 -mile flight from
Camp Crowder where he had been
on active duty for three years.
jonn h. scnuitz, wno naa
turned Bie Red over to the signal i
corns with 299 other plceons in 1
1942, said he found the bird strut-
RANCH EGGS
Snowflake
tyRljB" SODAS '
jP 2 lb. box
3ic :
RANCH0
Salad Dressing
.t
Whedtsworth
Bran Flakes
Raisin Bran
Pork & Beans .2 cans 29c
Van Camp's Jumbo
Kidney Beans ....2 cans 25c
Van Camp's No. 'i'a
Chili con Carne jar 31c
Van Camp's Without Beans
PEANUT BUTTER ...,
Tomato Juice . . No. 5 25c
' Sacramento
Grapefruit Jce,
Tex-I)ellu
Apple Juice
H&i)
large
pkg.
23c
Lifebuoy
bar 7c
MKDIUM
3 bars 19c
LAKGK
3 bars 29c
ting his stuff before a flock of
maiden pigeons.
"He's a good soldier," Schultz
said. "I think he's done his duty,
but If the army wants him back,
I'm sure Red will return." .
Schultz said Big Red's flight
from Missouri established a dis
tance record.
Justice of Peace
Is Dinner Speaker
The manner in which the local
Justice court functions was ex-
plained to members of Bend's
Junior chamber of commerce last
night by Justice of the Peace Wil
Payday Specials, Friday Saturday
Chase ;
& Sanborn
COFFEE
lb. 29c
SOUP
TOMATO. PEA, ASPARAGUS
.qt. 39c
Tang
Sweet Relish ... jar 19c
1? Ounce .
Hamburger Relish ..jar 19c
12t6unce
Cereal
..pkgV
18 c
35c
.2
NBC
pkgs.
pkg.
Post's -
10c
Spinach
i
No. 5 35c
qt. 25c
Tomato
Cream
Grapefruit . . .4 for 25c
Arizona ScoI1chh, Lurge Slzo
Daffodils dozen 45c
King Alfred
Carrots ..large bunch 7c
Cabbage, good green hds. lb. 7c
Shellhart's Grocery
929 Wall
Free
son George, when they held a
dinner meeting in thfr Pine Tav
ern'. George 'explained the Juris
diction of his court, and the type
of cases which he is usually called
upon to decide.
Carroll Meeks was in charge of
the program, and Bruce Gilbert,,
president of the organization, pre
sided. About 30 members were
present. -
TRAFFIC FINE IMPOSED
Accused of driving through a
stop sign, Mrs. Vesta F. Laplant
was fined $2.50 by Municipal
Judge H. C. Ellis yesterday even
ing. -
dozen 35c
con 35c
4 cans 25C
Wheat
Hearts
Giant Pkg.
35c
Staley's Syrup
Dark
5 lbs. 40c
lb. jar 29c
, can
15c
Itio Sun No. 2 Can
Sauce . 3 cans 19c
Hunt's
Corn . . .2 cans 27c
ll&D No. 303
Delivery
Phone 24
By FRED HARMAN
pppJPoq Food
' 11c