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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1945
PAGE SEVEN
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Market Develops
Firm Undertone
By Elmer C. Waller .
(United i'rees Financial Editor)
New York, March 29 tlPi The
stock market developed a firm un
dertone today with a lew special
ties up sharply. Trading was ex
tremely light, restricted by pre
holiday considerations.
Tomorrow leading security
markets will be closed in observ
ance of Good Friday.
A ; .-1 i -i n chnrac nc a omiin nc
mi ........ givuLj ji di
vided a feature to an otherwise
dull sessiun. xiic givuy, apart
from a decline in Easter n,
strengthened on good earnings re-
Eastern, up 414 points Wednes
day, dropped more than 2 points
iin the face of overnight action by
directors in plaeing the common
stock on a $1 annual dividend
basis. No previous dividend had
I i j
ever oeeu yam. i
Leash Dogs That Bite,
I Officials Tell Owners
! Lincoln, Neb. (IP) Dog owners
i at Lincoln have been warned mail
j wiu not ue ueiivereo. to , tneir
f homes unless vicious dogs are
J leashed.
t T.act VPflT. RAVP11 T.lntnln mqfl
carriers were bitten by unfriend
S ly dogs, and assistant postmaster
, L. H. Watson has announced the
I postmen will not be required to
i deliver letters to homes owning
such animals. Throughout the
; rniintrv. 1.259 earripro worn hitton
during 1944, he said.
According to reports, one Lin
I coin carrier suffered bites from
I two different dogs the same day,
I and on another occasion, two were
attacked the same day at approxi
mately the same location.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Ore., March 29 tltt
Livestock: cattle 200, calves 25.
Active, steady. Good fed steers
held above $16.00. Medium heifers
$13.00-14.00. Canner-cutter cows
mostly $7.00-9.50. Fat dairy type
cows to $10.25. Medium-good bulls
salable $11.00-13.50. Good-choice
vealers $15.00-16.00;
Hogs salable 200. Active, steadv
Good-choice butchers 160 lbs. up
$15.75. Good sows $15.00. Choice
104 lb. feeder pigs $17.50. Good-
choice z& lbs. S16.S0.
Sheep 100. Quotable steady.
Good - choice trucked in wooled
lambs salable $15.50-16.00. Top
spring lambs Wednesday $16.25.
uood ewes salable $8.00-8.50.
Hair protection is an essential
for women working in war pro
duction factories because of ma
chinery hazards: closely woven
hair nets or special factory caps
are requirements in many plants.
LEGAL NOTICES I
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.
i 9197103109c
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed with the
county court of the state of Ore
gon for Deschutes county her
final accounting as administratrix
of the estate of G. Benson, de
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
jections to and for settlement of
said accounting; and all persons
interested are hereby required to
appear at said time and place and
shpw cause if such there be why
said final accounting should not
be settled and allowed.
. SELMA BENSON, Administra
trix Estate of G. Benson, Deceas
ed. 85-91-97-103C
NOTICE TO t RKDITOR.S
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the undersigned has been ap
pointed administratrix of the Es
tate of Hosco F. Murphy, also
known as H. F. Murphy, deceased,
by Hon. C.L. Allen, Counly Judge,
iind all persons having claims
against said estate are required
to present them duly verified to
the undersigned at the office of
DeArmond & Goodrich, Bank of
Bend Building. Bend, Oregon,
within six montjis from the date,
of the first publication of this i
notice.
BESSIE MURPHY, Administra- j
tnx.
DE ARMOND & GOODRICH,
Attorneys. 97 103109115c
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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
FOB SMJS
GENTLE 1400 pound horse, brok
en to work, single, or double or
to ride. Inquire Bert Torkelson,
Rt, 1, Box 200, 114 mile east of
Bradetich Dairy.
ONE COMPLETE set of black
smith tools. Must sell complete
set. Write Box 152 Mitchell, Ore.,
or phone Lapine 82.
SHAW GARDEN tractor and at
tachments. 4-horse motor. Call af
ter 6. Rt. 1, Box 76, Carroll Acres
district on old highway.
DREAM HOME: This almost new
six room modern home must be
seen to appreciate. Well planned,
large utility, hardwood floors, In
laid linoleum, plastered, Equator
furnace, insulated, electric range
connections, garage. Sell for cash
or terms. See Daron. Arnolds Real
Estate. 126 Minnesota Street.
BUY YOUR children a bunny for
Easter. Get them from Hubert
Bartlett, Rt. 2, Box 273, In Boyd
Acres off Butler Market road.
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.
5 BEDROOM modern house, fur
nished or unfurnished, with elec
tric water heater. Inquire 213
Riverside.
'36 FORD coupe, radio, heater and
defroster. 3 h.p. Champion out
board motor. 1232 Milwaukee.
MODERN four room house with
farage and woodshed. Joe Kelly,
325 Davenport. ' " '
ACREAGES AND FARMS: We
have some fine farms for sale.
Come in and let us show you what
your money will buy. We have
places from 2 acres up to 3891
acres. Come in today to Gilberts
Real Estate, 1Q15 Wall St., Bend,
Oregon. -
WALKER-TURNER 10 inch tilt
ing arbor saw, one horse motor.
Inquire 405 E. Revere.
ONE 2-YEAR old white face heif
er and two yearling heifers. G. E.
Lanier, Route 1, Box 303, 5 miles
east and 1 mile south from Bend.
MAN'S 17 jewel watch, rose gold
case and flexible band, $40. Phone
936-M or 1070 Union.
WINCHESTER 32 special and
box of shells. Inquire 1232 Albany
after 5..
MAYTAG GASOLINE washer,
A-l condition. Phone 274. 434
Kansas. '
QUALITY CHICKS and poults.
Baker Feed Co. Phone 188-X, Red
mond, Ore.
LATHAM and Indian Summer
raspberry and Gem Everbearing
strawberry plants. J. W. Rarick,
Route 2, Box 20. 2 miles rrbrth on
Redmond highway.
WHITE ENAMELLED wood
range with copper coils. Also two
burner electric plate. Inquire 1660
Awbrey road.
RABBITS Two young giant
bucks, one checker and one white.
Also two young giant white does.
Call at 147 E. Olney.
4 ROOM MODERN: Home in
good condition, new garage with
cement floor. Large lot. Easy
terms at Gilberts Real Estate,
1015 Wall Street.
SEVERAL GOOD late table
model radios, two radio consoles,
one portable. 117 Lafayette.
GUITAR and 3 cords of green
body and limb wood at a bargain.
22 Lake Place.
SADDLE HORSES and saddles
for sale and for hire. Special rates
this week. S. L. Miles, 3 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.
VV. Beck. Phone 220.
$3500 BUYS 5 room modern home,
close in. Mi acre of ground. Good
ground for garden. Possession
soon. C. V. Silvis, 118 Oregon Ave.
4 ROOM semi-modern house, ga
rage, woodsnea, cnicnen nousp,
$00, S300 down, $20 month. 1422
Ithaca.
RADIO 7-tube Philco console
model, $60.00. Inquire 58 Greeley
Ave.
NEW UNFINISHED magazine
rack and end tables, book shelves,
what-not shelves, daveno, walnut
dining room, set, nearly new cir
culating heater, medium size
enameled range, kerosene heat
ers, good coil springs, airtight
heater, good generator for '35
Chevrolet, rockers, gas bathroom
heater, 2-burner gas plate, round
tables, kitchen cabinet bases, gar
den hose, crutches, good bargain
in used clothes. 350 Division.
BROODER STOVES and parts
Electric, oil, briquet Baker Feed
Co., Phone 188-X. Redmond, Ore.
AUTO COURT: For sale. Good
location on highway. Real Income
property. For details see Gilberts
Real Estate, 1015 Wall Street.
5ROOM MODERN: With base
ment, furnice, wired for electric
range Has electric water heater.
Utility room with laundry trays.
Septic tank' and drilled well.
Double garage. Close to business
district and school. $3750 with
$1750 down, balance monthly pay
ments. Gilberts Real Estate, 1015
Wall Street.
SMALL METAL rowboat, light
weight, good condition, priced
reasonably. Also boat cushions.
1645 Awbrey road. Phone 876-M.
FOR RENT
TWO 3-room furnished apart
ments. Adults only. Call at 21
Lafayette or phone 1177.
VACANCY IN JANSEN VILLA:
3 room apartment now available.
Has gas stove and circulating
heater. Unfurnished. Gilberts
Real Estate, 1015 Wall Street.
NICELY FURNISHED rooms for
light housekeeping. Just redeco
rated, quiet house, telephone
service, furnace heat. 42 Haw
thorne. VACANCY W ESTONIA Apart
ments. Close in, clean, comfort
able, electrically equipped, wash
ing facilities, garage, full base
ment. Inquire Eslie A. Dunn, Apt.
7, 1601 W. 3rd.
3" ROOM HOUSE: unfurnished
near Ordnance shop. See Gilberts
Real Estate, 1015 Wall Street.
2 ROOM furnished house on Al
many Ave. Double garage. , In
quire at 1375 Albany or 355 Fed
eral. 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 ot Oregon
Ave.. . :
THREE ROOM not modern, on
west side with two big lots. Nice
garden, ground. Might consider
selling on easy terms. See John
son, Bend Realty, 957 Wall St.
WANTED
TO TAKE care of children while
parents work. Inquire 1429 Aw
brey upstairs.
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.
HOMES WANTED for two dogs.
Either would make fine farm doy
or child's pet. Call at 1425 Daven
port or 1438 Cumberland.
WILL PAY CASH for used sew
ing machines. Write Singer Sew
ing Machine Co., 640 Willamette
St., Eugene, Ore., for appoint
ment. USED RADIOS Will pay top
prices for good used radios.
George's Radio Service. New loca
tion, 838 Wail St Phone 900.
WANT TO RENT or buy sewing
machine. Phone 749-M.
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. 2 KITTENS. Will give them a
good home. Phone 876-M.
LARGE QUANTITIES Pine
Cones, large or small. Quote
prices f.o.b. shipping point, earli
est shipment. Niedermeyer-Mar-tln
Co., Spalding Building, Port
land, Oregon.
SEWING MACHINE in goo dcon
dition, either electric or treadle.
1124 Baltimore.
WANT SOMEONE to care for
two children, 5 year old boy and
2 year old girl, in your home by
the nonth. Write No. 487 care of
Bulletin.
PORTABLE or treadle sewing
machine in good condition. Tele
phone 1187.
WILL PAY CASH for 1941 or 1942
Cadillac. Write 12359 Bulletin.
WANTED TO BUY late model
pickup in good condition. L. W.
Svensen, Routo 1, Box 35, Red
mond. Phone 20-F-2.
HELP WANTED
WAITRESSES -DISHWASHERS
COOKS
MISCELLANEOUS HELP
APPLY '
TRAILWAY COFFEE
SHOP
NEED ONE or 2 men to work in
portable tie mill out of town. See
Lynn Houck at 364 Woodland
Wed. or Sat., after G or Sunday.
HELP WANTED
EXPERIENCED fry cook. In
quire Pilot Butte Inn.
WOMAN experienced in office
record keeping and some knowl
edge of bookkeeping. Must be a
sterographer and able to meet
public. This is a permanent posi
tion. 40 hour week, with excellent
working, conditions. Inquire or
write The Bend Bulletin.
SECRETARY for manager of
manufacturing plant. Technical
experience helpful, some book
keeping experience desirable. A
responsible position in an essen
tial industry now, with excellent
post-war future. Phone Redmond
10-R-l or write Great Lakes Car
bon Corporation Decalite Divi
sion, Terrebonne, Oregon.
WANTED AT ONCE, beauty op
erator. High salary. Guarantee
plus commission, 50 and 60.
Jo Ann Thomas, Beauty Quest,
phone 170. 81 Oregon.
SOME ONE to trim trees. Inquire
1825 West Second. Phone 1066-M.
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.
STENOGRAPHER-CLERK, some
time keeping. Call 10-R-l Red
mond or write Great Lakes Car
bon Corp., Decalite Division, Ter
rebonne, Oregon.
GIRL CHECKER and clerk to
work in local grocery store. Good
salary. Write No. 12478 in care
The Bulletin.
USED CARS
CHRYSLER convertible sedan,
A-l condition. See Hubble at Bend
Garage between 8 and 5, after 5
1232 Albany. . ,
1935 TERRAPLANE sedan, heat
er, good tires. Inquire at 1452 E.
Second.
LOST
SCOTTY DOG Two white front
feet, wears wide tan collar. An
swers to name of "Mac." Please
phone 718-W. Reward.
GOLD STRETCH band for lady's
Ztfjt,01 & "i
Minnesota. Return to 604 River
side. Phone 412. Reward.
L A D Y 'S SMALL yellow gold
Bulova wrist watch either at Pilot
Butte Inn or Capitol theater. Re
ward for return to Mrs. R. Smith
at inn. -
MISCELLANEOUS
WILL GIVE away barnyard ferti
lizer, haul yourself. Corner Re
vere and Division or telephone
716-J.
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.
IF INTERESTED in a mixture of
oats, common vetch, barley, and
rye hay, baled, at $27.00 per ton or
$26.00 in load lots, delivered, in
quire Greenwood Feed Co. Phone
78-J.
CLEAN THE EASY WAY With
Fuller's all-purpose cleaner. An
instantaneous safe odorless
cleaning preparation that takes
the drudgery out of household
worn. Phone 594, Lloyd Wheadon,
1714 Steidl, Bend.
WASHING MACHINE service
and wringer rolls for all makes.
Let us check your machine no
obligation. Elmer Hudson, phone
274. 434 Kansas.
SEWING MACHINES
REPAIRED
By certified Singer Representa
tive. Write Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co., 640 Willamette St., Eu
gene, Ore., for appointment.
JUST7 RECEIVED! Dwarf box
plants for borders, etc., 25c each.
Also 3 yrold English box for
hedges 35c. Rosebushes and
flowering shrubs u 4flc. Good as
sortment of bulbs, plants, cactus,
lawn seed and fertilizers at
WOOLWORTHS.
WASHING MACHINE repairing.
Bend Washer Service, 136 Green
wood. Phone 583.
RED RYDER
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Hitler Decorates Teen-Age Nazi Fighters
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Extremes to which Nazis have gone In recruiting reinforcements for their harassed armies are Indicated In
this photo, radioed from Stockholm to New York, showing, according to aocompanylng Qernmn option, Adolf
Hitler bestowing Iron Cross on Alfred Caech, U-year-old Hitler youth soldier, and on 20 other youngsters
who participated in battles against Russians In Poraeranla and tipper and Lower Silesia. Picture was made
at Hitler's headquarters on March 18.
PRINTING
YOUR LETTERHEADS can be!
made any size you desire, wl2h 1
any printing you like. Estimates !
gladly given. The Bulletin. !
.100 Businessmen Drive
Fleet of Trucks 4 Days j
I Boston itli Nearly 100 profes- j
sional men from Port Huron,
Mich., recently doffed their bus
iness suits and donned winter
work clothes to drive a fleet of
trucks to Boston when they
learned of the shortage of profos-1
sional drivers. i
The men selected took driving!
tests before leaving on the long i
journey. They drove 18 hours a j
day for four days over Ice-covered
highways in sub-zero tern-1
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transportation company and made
a gilt ot $2,500 to the national I
foundation for infantile paralysis. !
Buy National War Bonds Now!
'Exterminator'
Callei "Exterminator" for his
exploits ot planning and organ
izing offensives against the
Nazis, Marshal Alexander M,
Vasilevsky, uoove, former Red
Army Chief of Staff, replaces
the late Gen. Ivan D. Chernyak
hovsky as head of the Third
White Russian Army, now in
East Prussia.
Dr. Grant Skinner
DENTIST
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49 lbs. ..........2.29
Corn can 16c
H&D Kernel
Peas ............can 15c
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String Beans can 14c
Dundee
Pork and Beans 27 oz. can 16c
Veg-AII .................can 18c
Tomato Juice No. 5 can 26c
Del Monte
Tissue .... 4 for 25c
Fabric Soft
Honey Butter 33c
Syrup bottle 26c
Dude Ranch
Pancake Flour 28 oz. pkg. 21c
COLUMBIA SAVINGS IN MEATS
Heavy Colored Hens .... . .lb. 47c
For Roasting
Pork Sausage lb. 30c to 42c
Bulk or Link
Sirloin Steak lb. 40c
young Beef
Veal Roast lb. 45c
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Churches Sponsor
Special Service
Excellent attendance marked
the conclusion of Lenten week
services in the' Capitol theater
which have been held at noon '
this week.
Special Good' Friday services
will be held tomorrow in the
Episcopal church beginning at
noon and continuing until 3 p. m.
The theme to be presented Is "The
Seven Last Words." Services will
be divided Into 20-minute inter
vals. Easter week services have
been arranged by the Bend Min
isterial association.
Sacrament services will be
given at 7:30 p. m. this evening
in the First Methodist church.
Load of Sulphur Afire
Keeps Firemen Hopping
Cincinnati, O. (IP A carload of
burning sulphur was towed near
ly half a mile so firemen could
put out the blaze with water.
Firemen, carrying buckets of
water, trailed the moving car to
extinguish numerous small fires
that had started along the right-of-way
as the sulphur melted and
dripped from the car.
The fire was believed to have
started from spontaneous combus
tion. TREE FIRE THRILLS
Members of the Deschutes
county library staff got an un
welcome thrill today when a trash
fire north of the building on Wall
street spread to a large pine tree
adjacent to the library building.
Firemen, called by the library
staff, promptly extinguished the
flames after putting 200 gallons
of water on them. .
Savings for
Friday-Saturday
at
Columbia Food
OLIVES
Ripe .. .......25c
Stuffed .....25c
Hi Ho
Crackers
19c
Royal
Gelatine
or
Pudding
3 for
20c
ROYAL
CIUT1M Df fSfKT
Palm
olive Soap
3 bars .......20c
Wesson Oil
pint 29c
quart 59c
WASHES
pkg. 25c
CLOTHES
SPARKUNO
for Best Results
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