THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON, THURSDAY. APRIL 5. 1945
PAGE SEVEN
V Russ Act on Nips
Speeds Up Market
By Elmer C. Walzer
(United Presi Financial Editor)
New YorkApril 5 (IP) Stocks
receded and activity increased to
day "when Russia' denounced its
neutrality pact with Japan:
First reaction of the list to the
Russian action was apathy, but
gradually interpretations of the
action which ranged to early Rus
sion war against Japan brought
Increased selling. Traders said
such move would hasten the end
of the war against Japan' and
bring all-out' reconversion that
much nearer. '
: Early in the day trading had
been at a rate of less than a half
million shares smallest since
i last September and prices had
moved in a very narrow area.
Around closing time, losses run
ning to more than 2 points were
spread over a broad section of the
market with all groups affected.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Ore.; April' 5 HP)
Livestock: cattle 250, calves 25.
Fairly active, steady. Four loads
good-choice fed steers $16.25-
17.00; outside lor load 1307 ws.
few good steers $15.05. Common'
medium grades $11.00-14.50. Heif
ers $10.00-13.50. Fat .dairy type
cows to $10.50. Bulls scarce. Few
'good veaiers $15.00; fhoice quot
able to $16.00.
'' Hogs '200. Very -active, steady.
Good-choice 165 lbs. up, $15.75;
'few 160 lbs. $15.50'. Good sows all
weights $15.00. Choice 100-125 lb.
feeder pigs $17.50.
' Sheep 50. Nominally . steady.
Good-choice wooled lambs sala-
, ble $15.50-16.00. Fat ewes salable
,'. ,$8.50-9.00. :
PORTLAND PRODUCE
Portland, Ore., April 5 iipi But
ter and egg prices were unchang
ed today. -
' Butter Cube 93 score 42'Kc
.92 score 42 c; 90 score 42; 89
score 41c pound.
Eggs Prices to retailers: AA
large 44c; A large 42c; medium
A 39c; small 35c dozen.
Lt. James Byers
Tq Visit in Bend
Lt. James F. Byers, former
Bend high school student and
Lava Bear backfield star, was
among '25 Oregon - Washington
veterans of Europe and Iceland
who have been returned to the
states on furlough and were be-
' 1ng processed today at Fprt Lewis. .
pean theater of war. His home is
at Myrtle Point.
Lt. Byers is to arrive in Bend
tomorrow.
LOCAL ARREST MADE
Frank S. Moss, 45, of Bend, to
day was held in the city jail on a
charge of being intoxicated, as a
result of his arrest last night by
Bend police on Bond street.
Bernard M. Baruch, above, elder
statesman and adviser of the
President, has arrived in London
on an a yet undisclosed White
House mission, but reportedly to
discuss with' - Prime Minister
Churchill plans fpr occupying a
rapidly disintegrating Germany.
Women do you suffer
simple ANEMIA
Oue to Loss of Blood-Iron?
You glrla who suffer from ""nP1?
aSml! or who lose bo m"23
monthly periods you Ur weaj
"dransed out" this may be due to low
TABLETS at once. PlnkhanVs Tablets
,TZ f the very best home ways to
ilp buUo up red Wood to St more
i&ngth and energy-tn such cases.
Plnkham a Tablet are one ot the
f blood-iron wnk you can buy I
Follow label directions mmm
tjdla L PinMiam's TAOICT5
Husbands! Wives!
Want new Pep and Vim?
1Viu ot .p. an-
Buv National War Bonds Now'
Baruch Abroad
Spare Articles Can Be Turned Into Cash With a Want Ad
Classified Rates
Local -PM in AAvnr ''
25 Words One Time J5o
so words Three Times 75c
85 Words SU Times 41.85
AU wotda rtr IS add 1c per wvrd-tUMS
number af iiuartiona
Ona Bonth run, aane copy, Ifc day rata
' Minimum Cnarra, 35c
LINE RATE 10cr-K)APITALS 20c
Cbuulflcd AdvcrtUinr. Cash in Advanca
Dailr Claalnc Tima 11:30 P. H. -
- BEND AERIE NO. 2089
Meets Every Thursday Night
F. O. E. Hall ' "''
W. M. Loy, W. Pi Phone 20-F-5
Harry A. Marshall, Secretary ".
eo Bend Dairy Store
FOB SALE
ONE HAND TRUCK with rubber
tires. Wicker baby cab, good rub
ber and wheels, $10. Carl Austin,
220 Greenwood. ' -
4-BEDROOM MODERN house on
paved street. Full basement, fur
nace, stationary tubs. Either fur
nished or unfurnished. Write No.
655 care of Bulletin.
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.
BABY CARRIAGE, excellent con
dition, with weather cover. 304
Harrlman. ,
. WOOD FUEL
Prompt Delivery, load lots, city
or country. Dry body or limbs,
length desired. Order next win
ter's fuel now. Consumers state
ment necessary. Brookings Wood
Yard. Phone 767.
SMALL MONTAG Colonial range
in good condition, $30. , Phone
491-R or see it at 1557 Fresno.
$5000 BUYS one acre, modern 5
room home, and 2 four-room
houses, rented. $3500 buys 5 room
modern, acre ground. C. V.
Silvis, 118 Oregon.
1 BOY'S PONY 4 years old, with
saddle and bridle. Inquire 1925 E,
3rd.
2 SADDLE HORSES, 1 kid's
pony, 1 stock saddle, 1 work team,
1 Hereford bull, 2 ranches north
of Prineville Junction on high
way. E. H. Rldgeway Ranch.
BEDROOM SUITE, vanity, bench,
night stand and bed, innersprlng
mattress and double deck coil
springs. 165 Hawthorne.
USED. DELCO light plant, with
batteries, 800 watt, 32 volt. In
quire 2425 E. First or phone 447-R.
JACKPINE block wood, 16 inch
length, $9.00 per cord. Dry slab
wood, $6.00 a cord. Prompt deliv
ery. Phone 220. 154 Adams St.
GOOD LAYING HENS, bring
crates. One 16 ft. rowboat, and
motor bicycle. Y mile east, M
mile south of Bend Trap club.
Rt. 1, Box 441. Bert Russell.
$800 CASH buys 5 acres, C.O.I,
water, small house and outbuild
ings, 2 miles from city. $2000 buys
80 acres, 31 acres Swalley water,
small house and barn. Immediate
possession. C. V. Silvis, 118 Ore
gon. , ' .
NEW ALMOST East side four
room cute little cottage. If you
see it you will want it. Steal for
$2200, $700 down, with stoves,
$2300. Arnold Real Estate, 126
Minnesota. .
$3600 BUYS two modern 4 room
houses, west side. $1500 buys good
3 room modern, north side, terms.
C. V. Silvis 118 Oregon.
NEW SHIPMENT Oregon Hoi
ly Grape and Cut Leaf Weeping
Birch, 12 ft. All kinds of hardy
flowering shrubs, 25c to $1.25.
Why pay more? Shade, flowering
trees and evergreens. Phone 965.
Haines Nursery. Call at 735 E.
Norton and 8th St., Bend.
2 ALMOST NEW electric razors,
3 burner gasoline range in good
working condition, electric cab
inet model radio, single beds and
double beds, dresser bases, chairs,
crutches, ironing boards, ice box
es, round or square dining room
tables, wood heaters, small cook
stove, several sets of cheap work
harness, sleeping bags. 330 Divi
sion. '
ONE SERVICE man's shock-
proof, moisture-proof, and non
magnetic wrist watch.- Fine Ha
waiian pultar and violin. Call at
147 E. Olney.
BABV""cHICKSt Maquire's Rhode
Island Reds. April 3 hatch, 18c
each. On hand today. Please bring
containers. Greenwood Feed Co., j
Greenwood at Division St.
BED DAVENO, 9x12 linoleum
rug, iron bedstead and box spring,
2 chests of drawers, dresser and
floor lamp. Sec after 6:30 eve
nings. 1224 Galveston. "
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR,
wood range, dressers, beds, com- j
plete household furniture. Will be j
sold at auction Sunday in addition
to farm equipment and stock al
ready advertised. Old Barney Te
kampe Ranch, 6'-4 miles south
east of Bend. B. F. Rhodes and
Son, Rt. 1, Box 437-A.
2 SADDLE HORSES with saddles
and bridles complete. Inquire Bill
Baer at Waldorf.
4-DRAWER DESK, 2 months old.
excellent condition. Inquire in
early evenings. 100 Drake ltd.
FOB SALE
RABBITS for sale. 817 W, 14th.
2 DRESS FORMS; game board,
54 games, $4.00; day bed with
pads, $10.00; large mirror, so.uo;
large roll-top desk, $15.00;. odd
chairs, carpentry bench with vice,
$4.00; hand saws; ladders, 12 ft.
$1.50, 20 ft. $2.00; lawn hose, lawn
sprays, garden fence wire, garden
tools, iron pipe, stove pipe, 15 gal.
keg. Call at 554 Newport, 8:30 to
6:00 p. m.
TRAILER HOUSE, 1938 model,
21 ft. factory built, two beds,
heater, range, fully equipped, new
paint, double way lighting system,
battery or electric. A real home, a
real buy, $900 cash. Call evenings.
L. T. Crawford, Sisters, Ore., op
posite post office.
QUALITY CHICKS and poults.
Baker Feed Co. Phone 188-x, Red
mond, Ore.
5-ROOM MODERN house, garage
and woodshed, large garden spot,
shade trees, electric water tank,
wired for electric range, septic
tank, chicken pen. 132 Scott St."
Phone 1S9-W.
THREE BEDROOM house on
South 3rd; also 3 room cabin on
back of lot. $3800 takes it. See
Johnson, Bend Realty, 957 Wall
St.
MODERN 6 room home, 3 bed
rooms, located at edge of town,
4 large lots, good garden, small
barn and chicken house, also city
water,, owner leaving, priced for
quick sale. $2900. Frank McUar
vey, 118 Oregon avenue.
5 ROOM modern, 2 bedrooms,
basement, furnace, good founda
tion, two full lots, ideal spot for
fine garden and chickens, 2 blocks
from Kenwood school. $2900, loan
can be secured. J. S. Davis Co.,
124 Oregon avenue. .
BROODER STOVES and parts-
Electric, oil, briquet. Baker Feed
' o., p none Keomono, ure.
CONSOLE RADIO in good condi
tion, $30.00. inquire 408 Hill
street.
FOUR ROOM modern furnished,
two bedrooms, inside fireplace, a
comfortable little home, situated
on Franklin avenue west of South
3rd street. Possession in two
weeks. $3200, some terms. Loan
available. J. S. Davis Co., 124 Ore
gon avenue. .-
MY EQUITY In 5 room modern
house, and furniture. 358 Georgia.
ON BEAUTY WolSkTsave 25.
Buy Bonds with the savingsr Ml
this week $b.5U permanents !j5.UU;
$7.50 machineless or machine
$6.50; $8.50 for $7.50. Expert work
lots of curls, any style. Beauty
Quest, Jo Ann Thomas Manager,
81 Oregon, or teleph. 170 now for
appointment.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
1930 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan,
new top, 5 tires, runs good. Will
trade for chickens, cow, pig or
furniture. Also 18 laying hens. 22
Lake Place.
FOR RENT
160 ACRES, 40 acres potato land,
3 miles north, H mile west Turn
alo. Cash or share. Renter must
put in at least 40 acres potatoes
on share basis. Route 2, Ben F.
Craig.
ONE, TWO and three room
houses, furnished, with water,
lights. One modern. $8, $15 per
month. Call 168 E. Irving. Phone
834-W.
COZY 3 ROOM furnished upstairs
apartment with private bath,
utilities included. Also two room
furnished semi-basement. Phone
1083. Call at 623 Hill St.
THREE ROOM modern apart
ment, walking distance. Washing
facilities, wood, lights, water fur
nished. Adults only. No pets. Ap
ply 945 E. Second.
3 ROOM modern furnished apart
ment. Private bath, electrically
equipped. 141 Georgia. Phone 766.
ONE UPSTAIRS or downstairs
sleeping room by week or month.
Close in.' With phone and break
fast privileges if desired. Phone
226-W or 504 Newport.
PARTLY MODERN 2-room fur
nished cabin. Phone 31-W.
Choice Potted
PLANTS
Hydrangeas Violets
Azaleas Primroses
Cyclamen Begonias
FUNERAL DESIGNS
A'SPECIALTY
PICKETT
Flower Shop & Garden
Phone 530 - 6Z9 Quimby
Ve telejrraph flowers '
anywhere.
FOR RENT
VACANCY WESTONIA Apart
ments. Close in, clean, comfort
able, electrically equipped, wash
ing facilities, garage, full base
ment. Inquire Elsie A. Dunn, Apt.
7, 1601 W. 3rd.
BEEHIVE TRUCKS for rent.
Drive yourself. Moving.' -Doug s
Super Service, 1174 Wall. Phone
458..
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms,
close' in. Staats Apartments, 509
Franklin. ,
BOARD AND ROOM, sleeping
rooms. Meals served. 50c. Dela
ware Hotel, .803 Delaware.- Phone
31-W.
SLEEPING ROOMS, $5.00 per
week. Phone 245-W. Geo. R. Brick,
418 Florida avenue. ' 1
VACANCY IN JANSEN VILLA:
Unfurnished apartment Gas cir
culating heater, range, refrigera
tor, and water heater. Laundry fa
cilities. Inquire Gilberts Real Es
tate. .
3 ROOM unfurnished house, and
one 4 'room unfurnished house
with large garden space. Inquire
1214 Albany or phone 869-J. .-
3 ROOM unfurnished modern
house, 2 stoves and dining table
and chairs. Adults. 125 Delaware.
WANTED
25,000 LBS. SEED potatoes. Call
C. C. Dennis, 13-F-22, Route 1, Box
324, Bend.
WANTED TO RENT on or before
April 21st, 3 bedroom or two large
bedroom house, lurnisneo or un
furnished, residents of Bend for
lb years. Phone Mb-J.
ONE OR MORE day old calves.
Call 13-F-22, Kt. 1, BOX 423.
TO BUY 2-bedroom modern
house. Write No. 636 care of Bui-
letin giving loctalon, description,
price and terms or call lli!o-J.
USED RADIOS Will pay top
prices for good used radios.
George's Radio Service. New loca
tion, 838 Wall St. Phone 900.
WANT TO BUY one small piano
In good condition for use in First
Baptist Sunday school beginners'
department. Phone 488-M.
! BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES
WANTED-also frames and other
parts. . Especially need tricycle
and wagon wheels. We will pay
top prices, and soon have them
rebuilt into usable items much
desired by children. Carl Austin,
220 Greenwood. - - - ?
PLAYING CARDS, new or used,
to be sent to the Armed Forces.
Leave at Cozy Hotel, or' Union
Pacific Railway office.
32 VOLT MOTORS, V4 or 'j h.p.
Will buy, or trade 110 volt motors
for them. Write G. O. Jones,
Prineville, Ore.
HELP WANTED
EXPERIENCED dinner girl, Pilot
Butte Inn Coffee Shop.
WANTED
EXPERIENCED
STENOGRAPHER
PERMANENT POSITION
PACIFIC TRAILWAYS
EXPERIENCED WOMAN cook.
Inquire Pilot Butte Inn.
HOUSEKEEPER to keep house
and care for children in mother
less home. Good home and wages.
Phone 815-R or write No. 597 care
of Bulletin.
HANDY MAN for Friday, April
6th. Call 269-M between 4:30 and 7.
WOMAN to take care of two girls
pre-schonl age Monday through
Fridays, 8:30 to 4:30. Phone 1177
or call at 1204 Hill after 5 p. m.
AUTOMOBILE or bus mechanics.
Apply Pacific Trailways.
EXPERIENCED service station
operator for downtown station.
Permanent position. Salary and
commission. Call 522-R.
USED CARS
WE PAY highest cash prices for
used cars. Halbrook Motors, Min
nesota and Bond.
WILL TRADE 1939 Ford -A ton
pickup for passenger car. Eve
nings at 352 E. Kearney.
Dr. Grant Skinner
DENTIST
1036 Wall Street
Evenings by Appointment
Office 1'hone 78
K. 1'hmic 8t'J-W
RED RYDER
fWSHAL BURKE ' VTY 1 HAD TO 5W V3 7" RYDER "DID ME V'l ff'""""""'1 'IIHIUBW El liiSjJx HE '5 GOJJ ,uii-
ACErVWLCtf bROl yM A'tfeiARD RYDER, 13 f A GOOD TuRkJ- BUT 1 CAUGHT HM KMTHW i VfJ Ul X222M!''!t:
JAIL---WHY AREriT IMBS ELSTARR-- J I 1 WT J A TH' GOODS' LET'S J fiKi ,V 4 1 TCt TWUPK'
1 " ' '
USED CARS
1936 STUDERAKKP 4 rinnr rariln
and heater. Cabin No. 3, Shady
Nook Auto Court.
'34 FORD tudor. 1205 Galveston.
LOST
LOST DOWNTOWN, five stone
diamond wecming ring. Reward.
t-none 4U4-J. ois Hill St.
LOST OR STRAYED Spayed
iemaie come aog. uold color with
white collar flnrl fppr Anwrc tn
name of Dinah. Property of serv-
hx man. rtewaro. iomy s. uelt
rick, 1518 W. 1st St. Tel. 754-R.
WILL THE gentleman who took
the blue coat by mistake at Trin
ity Episcopal Church on Sunday
please phone 1065-J or 95-J.
BROWN LEATHER billfold con
taining some money and papers
valuable to owner. Finder keep
money and return billfold and
papers to Bend Bulletin. Charles
L. Griffith.
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.
WILL BUY, sell or trade used
clothing of all kinds. 350 Division,
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,
fi oteiai, uena.
KEYS MADE while you wait.
Saws filed, knives and shears
Shai'DOned. Plins hinvnlp lnr-lra
lawnmowers, safes repaired. Sol-
aenng, general repairing, Hender
son's Repair Shop, 112 Minnesota
WASHING MACHINE service
and wringer rolls for all makes,
Let us check your machine no
obligation. Elmer Hudson, phone
274. 434 Kansas.
WASHING MACHINE repairing.
Bend Washer Service. 136 Green.
wood. Phone 583. !
FERTILIZER, $4.00 per yard, red
cinders $7.00 per 5 yd. load, dark
cinders, $6.00 per 5 yd. load, top
soil. $7.00 per 5 yard load. Dump
trucks for hire. We fix driveways.
Phone 275-J or contact at 1360
Cumberland.
FEINTING
YOUR LETTERHEADS can be
made any size you desire,, with
any printing you like. Estimates
gladly given. The Bulletin.
Riders Plan for
House Cleaning
Planning a "spring house clean
ing," members of the Rim Rock
Riders club will hold a "work
day" next Sunday at the Cavalry
barns and club rooms, it was an
nounced today by Miss Loraine
Bowns, press representative for
the riders. Plans call for the thor
ough cleaning of the club rooms,
and the installation of more doors
and windows in the barns. The
cleanup and repair work is to be
gin at 9:30 a. m.
For those who engage In the
work, a potiuck dinner will be
served, it was announced. Those
planning to contribute to the
lunch were asked to telephone
Mrs. Ken C. Gullck at 790 W, tor
instructions ' as to what they
should furnish.
JTRE DAMAGES ROOF
Sparks from an exposed wire
was brlievcd by firemen to have
started a blaze shortly before
noon today which did slight dam
age to the roof on the home of
V alter Barron, 325 East Kearney
street. Members of the house
hold had extinguished the fire
by the time firemen arrived.
Damage was confined to shingles
and eaves.
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
Sleepless Nights
"Whrn disorder of Jcfdnry function permits
polsonnud mntterto remain In your blood. It
may cnune nHKfflnjr. bncknche, rheumatic
pftins. leg pnins, loss at pep nnd (nervy.
Retting up niifhtft, wellinir, pufllriefti under
the eyen, nendiichei and dlziineM. Freiuenl
oracanty pdHMtucn with imarting and burn
ing aometimea how there U BomethiniE
wronjr with your kidneys or bladder.
Pon't wait! Auk ymr drwKint for Doan'a
rilln, und uccensfiillr by million for over
40 years. They trive happy relief and will help
the 16 miiea of kidney tube flush out poison
oua wute from your blood. Get Uoan's fills
Lt. Blann Writes
His Injury Slight
Closely following a war depart
ment report that he had been In
jured in action In the Pacific.
Lt. Clifford Blann, Bend ski cham
pion a number of years ago, has
written his mother. Mrs. Leila
Gentry, 1221 Fresno street, that
ne was only slichtlv wounded.
The officer, in a letter received
by his mother, expressed the be
lief that he will be back in action
in a week or so. The letter was
written from Dutch New Guinea,
and Indicated that Lt. Blann was
wounded In the Philippines.
Official Records
FIRM INCORPORATES
Articles of incorporation were
filed with the Deschutes county
clerk's office yesterday by T. B.
Watters, Charles L. Moore and
D. V. Kuykendall, who will be
associated together In the Klam
ath Western company at Klamath
Falls. The newly - Incorporated
company will manage the prop
erty and investments formerly be
longing to the Western Savings
and Loan association, official rec
ords revealed.
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
Food Savings
for
Friday
Saturday
2 16-Bag Pkgs.
35c
WESSON
OIL
"Vesspi . . M
OUJ1 pT. ... ZC
jgll gt. ... 59c
Snowfliilio
Crackers
l Lb., While or
Graham
31c
CAMAY
Toilet
Soap
:i bah.s
20c
COLUMBIA MEAT SPECIALS
Pork Chops lb. 36c
Kiicl CulK 8 Kcil
Sirloin Steak lb. 40c
Gruin l'(l Beef 8 Keil
Fresh Lard ............ .4 lbs. 69c
Kctdi; Ki'iulcrwl II Red
COLOKEI) KOA5T1NU IIK.VS AND MtYEK RABBITS
extended; that portion of East
Railroad street lying oetween me
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 Burnslde 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. - i
uated tnis 2nd day ol Marcn,
1945.
GEORGE SIMERVILLE, Re
corder of the City of Bend.
91-97-103-lOSc
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
From 9 to 11:55 Every Friday Night
Night Owls Orchestra
CARROLL ACRES HALL
Wonderful Maple Floor
City Bus Service Until Midnight
FOOD MARKET
COFFEE
Golden West
11b. ...33c
21b. . . . 63c
Merrimac Peas . can 15c
Dundee String Beans .... .can 14c
Pork & Beans ...... .27 oz. can 16c
Pismo Minced Clams .... . can 33c
H-B Peaches ............can 28c
River Rice ..... .3 lb. pkg. 37c
Noodle Soup Mix .... .3 pkgs. 25c
Ihtiiity
Tenderoni 3 pkgs. 25c
Dude Ranch Syrup .... .bottle 25c
Sperry's Pancake Flour . .28 oz. 21c
C-H-B Catsup .bottle 21c
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
toterested are hereby required to
appear at said time and place and
ihow cause if such there be why
iaid final accounting should not
Oe settled and allowed.
SELMA BENSON, Administra
trix Estate of G. Benson, Deceas
ed. 85-91-97-103C
1 I,.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN",
that the undersigned has been ap
pointed administratrix of the Es
tate of Hesco F. Murphy, also
known as H. F. Murphy, deceased,
by Hon. C.L. Allen, County Judge,
and 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 months from the date
of the first publication of this
notice.
BESSIE MURPHY, Administra
trix. DE ARMOND & GOODRICH,
Attorneys. 97-103109-115c
Swansdown
Flour
24 lb. 1.23
49 lb. 2.29
Ige.
pkg.
25c
2 SIZES
most women
buy the large
package
By FRED HARMAN
Saturday
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