THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON, TUESDAY. MARCH 27. 1945
PAGE SEVENS
prices Improve
On Stock Market
By T. W. Klenlen
(United Prew Staff Correspondent)
New York, March 27 ir Stocks
fioved higher in less active trad
fcg today on buying that Wall
itreet analysis saia reiiectea an
iver-sold market condition.
While rumors regarding the
ar in fcitrope new thick and
ist in. the financial district, all
Without confirmation, market ob
servers viewed the improvement
in prices as an entirely techni
cal reaction to the decline of the
revious two sessions.
Better trading sentiment was
romptedj moreover, by a sharply
ieher earnings report for Doug
las Aircralt tor tne fiscal year
Mnded Nov. &), 1944, resumption
)f dividends on tne non-cumula-live
first preferred of Pacific
Joast Co., and total elimination of
krrears on preferred of D. A.
Echulte, Inc.
The Alleghany corp. group of
ailroads responded moderately to
Announcement that Alleghany had
roposed a basis for settlement
mt the claims of the interstate
bommeree commission that con
trol of the Chesapeake & Ohio
failway had been acquired in vi
olation 01 ICC rules.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Ore.. March 27 IIP)
Livestock: cattle 100, calves 25,
Steady on limited early offerings,
Steers scarce. Good-choice fed
steers quotable' to Monday's top
bf $17.00. Common-medium heif-
ts $10.00-13.00. Canner-cutter
ows $7.00-9.25. Good bulls $13.25
lommons down to $10.00. Medium
ealers $13.00, good-choice salable
15.00-16.00.
Hogs 100. Active, steady. Most
butcher 'hogs $15.75. Sows $15.00.
tags $13.00-13.50. Good-choice
coder pigs $17.00; choice kinds
juotable to $17.50.
bheep 100. Active, steady. Med-
um-good 88 lb. woo led lambs
B15.00. Common-medium grades
ill.00-13.00; top Monday $16.25
or two decks good-choice 88 lb.
fed lambs. Good ewes salable
KS.00-8.50.
New Parking Rule
To Be Tried Here
In an effort to improve park
ing conditions in downtown Bend,
Chief of Police Ken C. Gulidktto-.
day announce'da" "Hew policy of
imposing fines on offenders, and
said that the new campaign will
be put into eltect on April 1.
Heretofore motorists have been
assessed a $1 fine for parking
more than an hour, and for other
parking infractions. Under the
new system the violator may
"square" the citation for 50 cents
if he does so before midnight the
day he received it on his car.
Each day thereafter that no efr
fort is made to pay the fine, an
additional 50 cents is added, until
the fifth day. Then a warrant is
issued for the offender's arrest.
Offenses Listed
The city ordinance lists the fol
lowing offenses for which tickets
may be issued: overtime parking,
parking in loading zones, in no
parking areas, in front of public
entrances, adjacent to fire hy
drants and in cases where the
vehicle extends more than 16 feet
from the curb.
"I believe that motorists who
receive citations will take advan
tage of the reduced fine," Chief
Gulick said. "There will be no ex
ceptions to the rule, and officers
will unhesitatingly serve the war
rants on those who ignore the
tickets."
Tungsten carbide is made- in
Australia the past two years from
local wolfram, rendering the
counlry independent of imports
oi tungsten-carbide tools.
SPRING TONIC
Central Oregon's Headquarters for
Bear Alinement Service
Wheels out of line or unbalanced can cause you needless trouble.
Your tires wear out in a hurry and there's extra strain on your
entire car. We provide OFFICIAL Bear service . . . it's the check
up that finds the 'trouble and corrects it.
Always Remember . . . RIGHT'S RIGHT AT EDDIE'S
EDDIE'S SALES & SERVICE
390 Greenwood CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Phone 64
Spare Articles Can Be Turned Into Cash With a Want Ad
Classified Rates
Local Paid In Advance -
25 Words One Time- 83c
25 Words Three Time 75c
25 Words Six Times 4L35
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nnmMtr ! uiMraena
Ob month run. Mm copy. day rmU
Minimum, Ufeart-a, u'
LlNE RATE lOo CAPITALS 20o
CluaUltd Adr.rti.lni. Cask la Adraaea
Uallr Cloalas lima 11 ill P. M.
FOB SALE
$3500 BUYS 5 room modern home,
close in. Mi acre of ground; Good
ground for garden. Possession
soon. C. V. Silvis, 118 Oregon Ave.
PIANO, 6 : foot Sohmer grand,
$750 cash. For Immediate sale.
Telephone 1187.
SHAW GARDEN tractor and at
tachments. 4-horse motor. Call af
ter 6. Rt. 1, Box 76, Carroll Acres
district on old highway.-
COTTAGE HOME: East side.
Four room modern. Good buy in
two bedroom. Kitchen range, built
Ins. Three lots. Other furniture If
desired, $2100. $260 down. Have
many good buys in Income prop
erty, camp grounds, business
property, many residences for
your selection. Walter L. Daron,
Realtor. Arnolds Office, 126 Muv
nesota St.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 3
room modern 6 blocks north from
Pilot Butte Inn east of river, has
Norge refrigerator and Universal
washing machine, well construct
ed little house, good foundation;
plastered, utility room, garage,
also large building for wash room
and shed. Lot fenced with good
lawn. Immediate possession. $2200
terms of $900 down, balance easy
terms. J. S. Davis Co., 124 Ore
gon Ave.
ACREAGES: Why not have your
own meat, garden, berries? Good
10 acres all under irrigation. Good
buildings. Almost all new. 5 room
home. $2625. SUBURBAN: 5 acres
for $1700. 10 acres for $2600. Have
several others. Walter L. Daron.
126 Minnesota St. .
MODERN four room house with
garage and woodshed. Joe Kelly,
1325 Davenport.
4 ROOM semi-modern, hot and
cold water. West side, $1150.
Trailer house, factory chassis,
$150, good tires. 1333 Cumberland.
WALKER-TURNER 10 inch tilt
ing arbor saw, one horse motor.
Inquire 405 Ei. Revere. t -
QUALITY CHICKS and poults.
Baker Feed Co. Phone 188-X, Red
mond, Ore.
RABBITS Two young giant '
bucks, one checker and one white.
Also two young giant white docs.
Call at 147 E. Olney.
FARMS: 160 at reduction. Bldgs.,
equipment, lays nice. $7500.
Terms. GRANTS PASS: 585 acres.
Good farming land or gold mining
property. Free water right. $14,
000, terms. Have several farms
and stock ranches priced 1 right.
Walter L. Daron, 126 Minnesota
St.
SEVERAL GOOD late table
model radios, two radio consoles,
one portable. 117 Lafayette.
MY EQUITY in 5 room modern
furnished house at 514 E. Norton.
SADDLE HORSES and saddles
for sale and for hire. Special rates
this week. S. L. Miles, 3!4 miles
south on Dalles-California.
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. Phone 220.
$11,000 BUYS 160 acres, 120 acres
Swalley water. All good land
ready for crops. Includes all
stock and equipment. Immediate
I possesion. C. V. Silvis, 118 Oregon.
That's all your car may need to
keep it rolling through the
spring and summer months.
With one of Oregon's most
completely equipped shops, Ed
die's is prepared to do any job
according to factory specifica
tions and with a guarantee that
counts. .
FOB SAJUK
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. -
WILL SELL my equity In 4 room
house, 3 lots, outbuildings, place
for cow and chickens,-also some
berried. Inquire at 464 E. Revere.
MONTAG HEATER, chest of
drawers, reconditioned davenport
and chair, single bed with mat
tress and spring. Call at 470 wye
Lane.
4 BRONZE turkey hens and 2
toms. 5 miles east on Bend-Burns
highway, ltt miles north, Mile
west of Eastern Star Grange hall.
Mrs. Lloyd Frasier.
BROODER STOVES and parts
Electric oil, briquet. Baker Feed
Co., Phone 188-X. Redmond, Ore.
5 ROOM- modern house with fur
nace, fireplace and 8 lots. 592
Thurston, turn west at Nazarene
cnurcn.
1 TEAM bay horses 4 yrs. old-
well matched,, weight about 3200
lbs., l set harness, l cow, 10 yr. old1
Jersey, 1 Jersey cow 5 years old,
fresh, one white face bull, 2 years
old. One manure spreader, I Mc
cormick 2 way plow, 1 rack and
wagon, i iron wheel truck wagon.
1 MeCormick mower, 5 'ft, one1
spring tooth harrow, l peg tooth!
narrow, one it men walking plow,
one 1-horse cultivator. 1 hay rake,
l McuormlcK ueertng separator,
almost like , new, electric. Other
articles, v inquire Aunes Feed-
store.
TREES, Siberian Elm, Siberian
Crab, Sand Cherry, Nanking Cher
ry, asparagus roots- $1.50100.
raspberries, 40c doz., trees 2 to 6
ft., 35c to $1.00 each. Rt. 2, Box
, 4 mile north from Junction
on 97. Phone 36-F-24. ,
ABOUT 15 TONS alfalfa hay.
Three miles north of TumalOi W.
R. Gerking, Rt. 2, Box 168.
COW. now mllkrncr T-T r EVIof
ley, on new Redmond highway
1llSt bevonrl llinptlnn . turn, rtel-r
at mcnueia station.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
5 BEDROOM modern home, 2 lots
on corner, paved street. Some
furniture goes. Take good car on
aeai. c. v. silvis, lis Oregon.
3 ROOM modern house, nice cor
ner lot close in. Also 1937 Chevro
let i truck for sale.of tradeUiox
slock", cattle or tractor. Inquire
2nd house on the left on Alfalfa
road. E. D. Fitzgerald:
FOR RENT
NICELY FURNISHED rooms for
light housekeeping. Just redeco
rated, quiet house, telephone
service,-. furnace heat. 42 Haw
thorne. ROOM in private home, kitchen
privileges if desired. 1305 King
ston. LARGE FURNISHED home
in
very good location. For
tlon call 978-R after,4 p. m.
2 ACRES 5 miles out, water,
buildings, electricity, large garden
space. Berry patch, 120 acres fenc
ed pasture adjoining. Work to be
done and may be applied on rent.
Ross Farnham, foot of Oregon
Ave.
THREE-ROOM modern furnished
house with garage. Close in.
Adults only. Phone 514-R.
2-ROOM heated, modern, furnish-
ea apartment. Close in. Inquire 6
Irving Ave.
MODERN furnished 3-room cot
tage, large lawn and garage, close
in. Inquire 237 St. Helens.
WANTED
WILL BUY any kind of cattle or
hogs. Also gentle saddle ponies
and saddles. Please write W. R.
Franks, Redmond or phone 78-J,
Redmond, Oregon.
TO TAKE care of children during
office hours. Inquire 1429 Awbrey
upstairs.
USED RADIOS Will pay top
'prices for good used radios.
I George's Radio Service. New loca
I tlon, 838 Wall St. Phone 900.
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash
for modern house in good loca
tion. What have you to offer?
Write No. 484 care of Bend Bulle
tin. ! SEWING MACHINE in goo dcom
I rlltlnn Plthot- rtltv.fi.fr. rtf trMriln
! 1124 Baltimore.
'RED RYDER"
ON THE SCREEN '
TUE. AND WED.
TOWER THEATER
with
"GABBY"
HAYES
and
WILD BILL
ELLIOTT
RED RYDER
Thn Thrill Kim?
1 rv
. flmm io i,ue on
A tlio Screen.
m
WANTED
CENTRAL OREGON'S best In
vestment opportunity. You pur
chase farm 14 miles from Bend on
Tumalo Project, 290 acres. 111
acres cultivated and water right.
All equipment included in deal.
Will lease for 3 years on basis of
divided gross income from crops.
I will pay all farm expenses such
as labor, seeds, etc. With 55 acres
potatoes, 25 acres alfalfa and 30
acres clover in this season. Gross
income is estimated at $o,uou.
Farm will cost $12,000 to $15,000,
depending on amount' of cash put
upi If interested contact me at
oncej-Apartment ixi w. m
St., Bend.
PORTABLE or treadle sewing
machine in good condition. Tele
phone 1187.
WILL PAY CASH for 1941 or 1942
Cadillac. Write 12359 Bulletin.
WANTED TO RENT 3 bedroom
unfurnished house, steady reliable
people, adults. Write care of Bul
letin No. 439. .
WANTED TO BUY late model
pickup in good condition. L. W.
Svensen, Route 1,- Box 35, Red
mond. Phone 20-F-2.
LATE MODEL electric stove.
Write No. 432, care of Bulletin.
TO BUY girl's bicycle. Inquire
592 Thurston, turn west at Naza
rene Church.
HELP WANTED
WOMAN' experienced in office
record keeping and some-know!
edge of bookkeeping. Must be a
sterographer and able to meet
public. This is a permanent posi
tion. 40 hour wecK, witn excellent
working conditions. Inquire or
write The Bend Bulletin.
WANTED AT' ONCE, beauty op
erator. High salary. Guarantee
plus commission, 50 and 60. '
Jo Ann Thomas, Beauty Quest,
phone 170. 81 Oregop. . -.
NEED ONE or 2 men to work in
portable tie mill out of town. See
Lynn Houck at 364 Woodland
Wed. or Sat., after 6 or Sunday.
HOUSEKEEPER to keep house,
and care for children. Good home
and wages. Phone 815-R or write
No. 454 care of Bulletin.
GOOD IRRIGATOR. Steady job,
ceiling wages. Phone 13-F-58 Red
mond. C. B. Adams, Terrebonne,
Oregon.
WOMAN, to assist with house
work part of two days a week.
Modern apartment upstairs at 831
Wall St., next to Tower Theater. '
GIRL CHECKER and clerk to
work in local grocery store. Good
salary. Write No. 12478 in care
The Bulletin.
USED CARS
1937 2-DOOR Ford V-8, good con
dition, fair tires. Inquire 228
Florida.
1936 DODGE sedan, rnmnlptn
I nuorhfiiil nnw mnatc Hnlmi, inM.
informaing price'. 1333 Cumberland.
1933 PLYMOUTH coupe, good
shape. One mile from Tumalo on
Sisters highway. J. R. Cowan, Rt.
)OX 111.
LOST
TAN BILLFOLD lost Saturday
morning between 138 Florida and
Plggly Wiggly or between there
and Chllds Hardware. Contained
money and identification papers.
Phone 766 or 88. Reward.
VIGORO SPREADER, loaned last
year. Will the person who has it
please return it, or phone 660 and
will pick it up. Erlckson's Food
Market.
GRAY MARE, about 1300 lbs.,
branded. Strayed R. E. Moo place
at Tumalo, Thursday afternoon.
Gladwin Davis, Route 2, Box 214.
RED BROWN leather billfold,
containing important papers in '
name of Joyce Armstrong. Re
turn to 1506 Harmon or call
950-W. !
I'OL'NI)
BIBLE at the O-So-Good. Owner
may have by calling at O So-Good
and paying for ad.
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE, MOVED: WALTER L. !
DARON NOW ASSOCIATED!
WITH JACK ARNOLD REAL !
ESTATE. Formerly with Gilberts i
Real Estate. List your property.;
Have waiting lists wanting to buy.
Phone 342-J. Arnolds Real Estate. I
126 Minnesota Street.
RED RYDER
HEAVENS' EV&KI CENlT FTK "W FIRST THING TDO IS FlND
OF THE. EASSK'S xm&--. ( OUT WHERE TH' ROBBER
AVOtfEY IS ' p-V 31 J VTUNtiELED INTO THIS VAULT '
FRO HERE GOES '
MISCELLANEOUS
WILL GIVE away barnyard ferti
lizer, haul yourself. Corner Re
vere and Division or telephone
716-J. -
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.
NOTICE
Redmond Community auction sale
ring has community sales every
Wednesday. We sell everything on
a commission base, no article too
large or none too small. We have
.horses, hogs, dairy and range cat
tle tor sale Wednesday, Marcn
28th. We have buyers from far
and wide here to buy your prop
erty. You bring it, we sell It.
Charley Smith,-, owner, manager
and auctioneer.
SPENCER SUPPORTS Dress
and surgical, jnen's and women's.
Garments repaired, nominal cost
Phone bba or zl-r -4. Mrs. Brmson,
O Kane Bldg.. or Box 164, Bend.
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. .
WASHING MACHINE repairing.
Bond Washer Service, 136 Green
wood. Phone 583. 1
PRINTING
YOUR LETTERHEADS can be
made any size you desire, with
any printing you like. Estimates
gladly given. The Bulletin.
Cafe Sanitation
Officers' Topic
County health departments
after June 15Kwilt be responsible
for restaurant sanitation, it was
reported here today following a
conference between Deschutes
county health authorities and rep
resentatives of the state depart
ment of agriculture and state '
board of health here yesterday. ;
As a result of the conference, it j
was stated, closer cooperation in '
the fields of food and restaurant
sanitation could be 'expected.
The state department of agri
culture is primarily responsible
'or milk sanitation, but under
the new setup the county health
officers will handle restaurant
sanitation with the- aid of the I
stale hoard of health. The state
body will assist the county au
thorities in conducting courses for
food handlers, doing necessary
laboratory vork and offering con
sultations on inspections.
. , , Slate Men Here
Besides Dr. Wayne S. Ramsey
and Glenn Thompson, county di
rector of health and sanitation,
respectively, the meeting was at
tended by O. K. Bonis, chief of the
division, of food, dairies, weights
and measures, state department
of agriculture, Salem ; C. E.
Hutchins, district representative
of the agriculture department,
Redmond; Dr. Harold M. Erlck
son, state health officer, Kenneth
Spies, acting state sanitary
engineer, and Victor Morgan,
slate sanitarian, all from Port
land. EYESIGHT IS
PRICELESS
No amount of money can buy
hark your sight once It is gone.
Don't wait fur trouble Have
your eyes checked regularly.
Dr. M. B. McKenney
OPTOMETRIST '
Offices: Foot of Oregon1 Ave.
flume 465-W
Dr. Grant Skinner
DENTIST
1036 Wall Street
Evenings by Appointment
Ofrira Phone 7a
Hm. Phoo. 8H-W
For the first time In hiatory. D. 8. Navy participates In a European continental river crossing as American
bluejackets, garbed in Army khaki for the occasion manned -landing craft which transported soldiers
the Rhine In the March 24 drive. Here LOVP's (landing craft vcmcie, personnel) roll through the narrow
streets of Belgian village en route to the Rhine. D. B. Navy photo.
Molalla Milkmen
Dispute Charges
, Portland, Ore., March 27 tlP-
Molalla milk producers today dis
puted a claim of health authori
ties that "diseased milk may have
caused an outbreak of diphtheria
in Clackamas county as the nunv
I ber of persons stricken In Molalla
Increased to 53 ana n smau ooy
from Vernonia died of the disease.
One-year-old Wayne Meyer died
in a Portland hospital after his
father, Richard Meyer, brought
Mrs. Meyer and two stricken chil
dren from Vernonia for hospital
treatment. The boy died six hours
cy
Factory engineered parts
for Dodge and Plymouth
$5000 stock on hand
NEW MOTORS
for Dodge Plymouth
We'll Finance the Job
12 Months to Pay
CENTRAL
825 Bond St.
ANSWERS
OF RED
New Role for the Navy
later while the mother and a 2-year-old
son were seriously 111.
Another child. Donna, 5, prevl-
fously recovered from the disease.
one rerson iieaa
, One person has died in the
Molalla area.
. Earl Davidson, Molalla dairy op
erator, said he owned the dairy
suspected as the origin of the
Molalla outbreak but charged that
no health authority had made a
test 'of hlB cows or milk, either
before or after blame for the epi
demic was placed on his dairy..
Other Molalla dairymen de
plored the publicity on the state
ment of the health officials and
said it had hurt their business.
' AUTOS IN COLLISION
Slight damage resulted to two
automobiles when they collided
today at the Intersection of New-
LOOK FOR
OREGON MOTOR CO.
Distributor: Dodge-Plymouth Passenger
Dodge Job-Rated Trucks
J. L VanHuffel
HM? LIQUOR. AND HE
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port avenue and West Twelfth
street. One car was being driven
norm on Twelfth street by C. V.
Gulllford of 1130 Kingston street,
and the other was being piloted
west on Newport avenue by Viola
Crouch, 224 East Kearney street,
according to police. Neither of the
drivers was injured.
NAVY CUTS PROGRAM
Washington, March 27 (111 The
navy today cut 72 combat ships
out of Its building program.
. Bend
Abstract Co.
Title Insurance AbrtracH
Walt Peak ' Phone 174
THIS SIGN:
it Motor Rebuilding
it Complete Overhauling
it Service on
All Makes of Cars
We do fine mechanical work at reasonable
prices work we can guarantee work that will
keep your car performing for the duration and
longer. Drive In for a checkup.
Tire and Battery Service
Lubrication
Open 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Cars
Phone 26
By FRED HARMAN
B$ HEAD.' WHERE )ti& JfTM
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