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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1945)
1 wmStmadtijtejxss ...... . fy . I ' m. P.- . V lay t eg- - r I v1 7 locks pevelop irm Undertone Bv Elmer C. Walzer (United Prei Flnmnclm Editor) New York, April 6 (IP) Stocks developed a firm tone in the late trading today after early irregu Mrity. Volume lightened com pared with yesterday's total. . All major groups registered a technical recovery following the recent setback. Gains ranging tp rfi'ore than a point were spread over a broad area". The individual volume generally was small and with no outstanding feature in activity. . .Railroad issues made the best fup showing. Gains of a point more were noted in Atlantic st Line, Southern Pacific, and ckel Plate preferred. Rail equipments steadied alter early recessions. ..Steels moved higher under the leadership of U. S. Steel. Coppers gained a trifle to a point, the lat ter in Kennecot. Oils strengthened with Superior Oil of California up more than three points. Du Pont snares gained iracuonauy. PINE ORDERS DROP, i Portland. Ore.. ADril 6 (IP) Fol lowing is the report lor the Week fending March 31 of comparative oieures on lumber 'orders. shir Clrients and production, based on :Inf ormation from :103 . identical mills, as furnished' by the West- tern fine association nere i'naay: rj orders lor western pine lumber for the, week ending March 31 totaled 75,491,000 feet as com- pared with 83,953,000 feet for the Vyevious week and 60,912,000 feet IJbr the corresponding week last year, blmllar compansons ot shin. ment are 59,172,00 feet, 55,008,000 feet and 73,722,000 feet and of pro duction are 52,045,000 feet, 52, 4J6.000 feet and 60,079,000 feet if PORTLAND LIVESTOCK . Portland, Ore., April 6 (IP) Livestock: cattle 10, calves none. Nominal. Late demand fairly oroad lor all classes. Week s top fed steers $17.00. Best heifers $15.75. Beef cows $J13.25. Canner cutter salable $7.00-9.50. Medium gdod bulls quotable $11.00-13.50. Gpod-choice vealers $15.00-16.00. Hogs 10. Nominal. Good-choice 160 lbs. -and up, salable $15.75. Sows salable $15.00. Good-choice feeder pigs quotable $16.50-17.50. Sheep none. Quotable steady. Good-choice wooled lambs salable E $15.50-16.00. Fat wooled ewes sala- Me Sfi .50.9.00. , ( Jf! ASTER TAKES. AJBREAXHEa t .4 Port Clinton, O. (IP) "We are t ftjst awfully tired," was the ex I .Olanatioh patrons of the Morgan --festaurant here read on the shop's 1 ilosed door. The restaurant was Closed several days while the en 'lire staff took a vacation. . Still Pitching (U. S. Navy Photo from NEA) Lt.-Comdr. George Earnshaw scans skies for more Jap planes :to shoot down. Great right lhander of champion Philadel phia Athletics of 1929-30-31 lieads team of more than 600 officers and men in flat-top's gunnery department, won com mendation from Adm. Chester Nimitz when his crew downed three enemy planes near Truk. See ELMER LEHNHERR For Liberal Gash Loans AUTO LIGHT TRUCK PICK-UP On Your Private Sales Financed Simple Credit Requirements Complete Privacy 12 Months to Pay ' Quick Service Oregon Owned Motor 'investment Co. . ' M-333 217 Oregon Phone 525 Sp are Classified Rates Local Paid In Advancs 25 Words One Time J5e 85 Words Three Times 75c 25 Words Six Times All words Tr 25 add lc per word time numbtr of insertion Ono month ran. Mint copy, Kk day rate , Minimum Cham Uc ' LINE RATE 10c CAPITALS 20c Claulfled AdTortiiinr, Caih In Adrmitco . Doilr Clooln. Time 11:10 P. M. FOR ISALE 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. ;: ,-r 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. . 1 BOY'S PONY 4 years old, with saddle and bridle. Inquire 1325 E. 3rd. BEDROOM SUITE, vanity, bench, night stand' and bed, (nherspring mattress ' and "double deck coil springs. 165 Hawthorne. JACKPINE block wpod, 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. mile east, 14 mile south of Bend Trap club. Rt. 1, Box 441. Bert Russell. 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. NEW SHIPMENT-rOregon- Hol ly Grape and Cut Leaf Weeping Birch, 12 ft. Ail kinds of hardy flowering shrubs, 25c ;to $1.25. WriVay more? Shade, flowering trees and evergreens. Phone 965. Haines Nursery. Call at 735 E. Norton and 8th St., Bend. , ONE . SERVICE, man's shock. proof, moisture-proof, and non magnetic wrist watch. Fine Ha waiian guitar and violin. Call at 147 E. Olney. BED DAVENO, 9x12 linoleum rug, iron bedstead and box spring, 2 chests of drawers, dresser and floor Jarrip. See after 6:30 eve nings. 1224 Galveston. ELECTRIC. REFRIGERATOR, wood range, dressers, beds, com plete household furniture. Will be sold at auction Sunday in addition to farm equipment and stock al ready advertised.' Old Barney Te kampe Ranch, 6Vb 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 Rd. LIBRARY TABLE, breakfast table without chairs, kitchen sink, carpenter tools, garden tools, large world globe, turning juni per, 5 bundles 6" drop siding 8' long, glad bulbs, inncrsprfng mat tress, coil springs, wooden bed stead. 3rd house east of Carroll Acres store, south side of road. 2udza Octets f'WHtN TAKING A IRL INTO A Ni&HT 1 CIV?, ' ."RB TAKING HECVr,iiy THIS CURIOUS WORLD VJjSr $WBfertf7 liS3m. euPAAto uphill, ffa S&l fVsiV feailViEl THROUGH DENSE JUNGLE, fSS "Ssffl Cpvf AN may EvEN cAtftv wg THE Articles Can Be Turned Into Cash With I OH SALE 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. MASTADON Everbearing straw berry plants, $3.00 per hundred and dig them yourself. First house on Alfalfa road. Carson Call. QUALITY CHICKS and poults. Baker Feed Co. Phone 188-x, Red mond, Ore. 6 ROOM modern house, 3 bed rooms, 2 lots, big garden, large chicken house, woodshed, garage and work shop, beautiful yard, immediate possession. 1245 Dav enport. BROODER STOVES and parts Electric, oil, briquet. Baker Feed Co., Phone 188-X. Redmond, Ore. BARRED ROCK setting hens. In quire Alt Ranch. Phone 18-F-2. MY EQUITY in 5 room modem house, and furniture. 358 Georgia. MAN'S 4 PIECE oxford grey suit, $10. Trousers 34 by 33. Coat 40. 213 Vine Lane. 3 BEDROOM plastered modern house, close in on east side, $1800, $400 down, $20 per month. Phone 1021-W. GOOD PREWAR 9x12 rose col ored wool rug and pad, $75: 940 Ogden. ONE 2 WHEEL light trailer. Can be seen at 15 Gilchrist. Phone 977-J. ORDER NEW barnyard fertilizer for gardens. Phone 257-J or see me at 1360 Cumberland. RUMMAGE- SALE. Gray wool fur set, drapes, crocheted lace for tablecloth, new inlaid linoleum, fish aquarium, vases, flower bas ket, dishes, fruit jars, numerous articles, all real bargains while they last. 1567 Awbrey road. SO LB. ICE, Icebox, first class condition, $10.00. Ask for Mrs. Thomas at The Beauty Quest be tween 10 and 3. Tel. 170. SEVERAL USED tricks of magic. Also top hat. 216 E. Kearney. 7 ACRES near city, private ditch, C.O.I, water, 5 room new house, electricity and telephone. Alfalfa and strawberries, 2 cisternsj new chicken coop, horse and cow.1 Terms and loan available. Call 3-R-21. 2-WHEEL TRAILER and 3 4.75x 19 tires, tubes and wheels. 1534 W. 3rd. 1 PAIR NORTHLAND skiis, spring binders and poles. Call af ter 6 p. m.. 442 Roanoke St. J. L. Costello. 3 ROOM modern plastered house. Furnished, newly decorated and painted. Basement, garage, wood shed. Nice lawn and trees, 2 ad joining lots fenced for garden. $2600. May be seen at 1041 Port land Ave. Inquire at 1907 W. 1st street. Phone 576-J. 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, !4 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 UPSTAIRS or downstairs sleeping room by week or month. Close in. With phone and break fast privileges if desired. Phone 226-W or 504 Newpoit. Auky ,iL PH. 145 BV HiA &ERVICC (!.. BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, FOR RENT VACANCY . WESTONIA Apart ments. Close in, ctean, conuori able, electrically equipped, wash ing facilities, garage, iuu rjase 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 roon-s. Meals served, 50c. Dela ware Hotel, 803 Delaware, pnone 31-W. SLEEPING ROOMS, $5.00 per week. Phone 245-W. Geo. R. Brick, 418 Florida avenue. . : 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. ONE 3-ROOM furnished modern aparment located on Columbia. Water furnished. Phone 3-R-21. CLEAN 3 ROOM modern furnish ed apartment. Lights, water and wood included. $35. Phone 1076-W. THREE ROOM modem 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. PARTLY. MODERN 2-room fur nished; cabin. Phone 31-W. WANTED USED RADlOS-rWiil pay top prices for good used radios. George's Radio Service. New loca tion. 838 Wall St. Phone 900. 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, V. or to h.p. win buy, or trade liu volt motors for them. Write G. O. Jones, Prinevllle, Ore. HELP WANTED WILL PAY CASH for 2-wheel trailer in good condition. Inquire 1238 Ogden. EXPERIENCED dinner girl, Pilot Butte Inn Coffee Shop. WANTED EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER PERMANENT POSITION PACIFIC TRAIL.WAYS . 3 OR 4 ROOM modern house, good condition. East side in walk ing distance of Brooks-Scanlon. Cash. Call after 5 p. m. Phone 6 Franklin. 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. TO LEASE or rent 10 to 20 acres, must have good house. Call or write at 108 Cascade place. BATHROOM SCALES at once, Phone 834-W, leave address or 164 E. Irving. WOMAN to take care of two girls preschool age Monday Ihrnuuh! Fridays, 8:30 to 4:30. Phone 1177 i or call at 1204 Hill after 5 p: m. AUTOMOBILE or bus mechanics. Apply Pacific Trailways. GOOD USED electric chick hraml. er, 100 or better capacity. Phone luiu-w or can in ,. uincy. EXPERIENCED service station operator for downtown station. Permanent nnsittnn (::ihru mvi commission. Call 522-R. RED RYDER I 1 FlrtllPC CM-CO toil iVyCW'jrOc Krvrvt tt, ,r i-.,.,-n VI f 1 P.CI ICWtT 1 WTTWlTll "jfifiElAV &o?d& CH Jl S-SJ,I R3BKR5 A ( CF GUILT IK 1H' E.TES ) ffilS J -0 I'LL WIDE HERE WHlLEJYOUq mCATCH H1 kl TOU'RE AFTER. TiH' f ) (SOT EhJOUjH y &?&i&TJjsV Vk V FOR CH15EL---GOtTAi RED 1 7 li USED CARS WILL TRADE 1939 Ford W ton pickup for passenger car. Eve nings at 352 E. Kearney. '32 V-8 PriTIPT? ov-nllnnt njl. tion throughout. Ppntnrv ri-im Service Station, 911 Galveston. 1936 OLDSMOBILE sedan to trade for pickup of equal value. S. M. Edgerton, Redmond. Lo cated one mile west of Gailbrath's service station. TO TRADE farm truck for pick up. S. M. Edgerton, Redmond. Lo cated 1 mile west of Gailbrath Shell service station. 34 FORD tudor. 1205 Galveston. LOST 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. ' STRAYED from my place on Burns highway, April 4, one red Durham bull about seven months old. Call Peder Pedorsen, Rt. 2, Box 308, Bend, Ore. Phone 37-F-21. 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. WILL THE PARTY who removed a tent from the yard at 1414 Awbrey road please return same. No questions asked. , 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. 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. KEYS MADE while you wait. Saws filed, knives and, shears shfcirppned, guns, bicycles, locks, iawnmowers, safes repaired. Sol dering, general repairing, Hender son's Repair Shop, 112 Minnesota. WASHING MACHINE service and wringer rolls for all makes. Lot us check your machine no owigatlon. turner Hudson, phone 274. 434 Kansas. WASHING MACHINE repairing. Bend Washer Service, 136 Green wood. Phone 583. GUN REPAIRING and rebluing. Just got in a stock of gun barrels for deer rifles and 22s. 22 barrels installed $7.50 and un. 30-30 SIR and up. Quick service at present. Do not wait until hunting season. liave some guns to trade. Eve nines 6:00 In 7:30 wnnlt riava all day Saturdays and Sundays. 1037 narmon. FRINTING YOUR LETTER 7 IK A rS fun hn made anv size von rlesii'e. with any printing you like. Estimates giaaiy given, ine isulletln. , Sergeant Clark Listed Missing SSgt. Robert A. Clark, turret gunner with the U. S. army air forces based in Hiily, has been mlsing in air action over Ger many since March 24, according to a telegram from the war depart ment recently received by his par ents, Mr and Mrs. V. O. Clark of Seattle, former Bend residents. Known popularly as "Deacon," the air fighter has participated in regular raids over the southern section of Germany. He had served on overseas duty since last Christmas, lie graduated from the Bend high school in 1941 and was a Lava Bear basketball player. Mr. and Mrs. Clark left Bend Dr. Grant Skinner DENTIST , 1036 Wall Street Evenings by Appointment Ortire I'h-.ni- 7a Kn. I'h.me HIII-W 1945. last Christmas for Seattle. Be tween 1!VR nnri 1031 hr.ir i,.n-t. residents of Cadiz on Negros is land, and l-ataoagon on northern Luzon in the south Pacific. LIBEL ON THE BEAR Westbrook, Me. (IP1 Pvt. James White, now serving on the west ern front, went gunning for nazis. Instead, he shot a bear. Later he remarked, '"I thought it was a nazi in a fur coat." LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned has been ap pointed administratrix of the Es tate of CHARLES WILSON, de ceased, 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 oftlce of DeArmond & Goodrich, Bank of Bend Building, Bend, Ore gon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. -EVELYN WILSON,. Admtnls- ti-nfrlv , 1 : : DE ARMOND & G06DRICH, Attorneys. : .' 86-92-98104c NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed with the county court of the state of Ore gon for the county of Deschutes her final accounting as adminis tratrix of the estate of Vernon J, Anderson, deceased, and that the judge of said court has fixed April 16, 1945, at two o'clock p. m. at the county court room at the courthouse in Bend, Oregon, as the time and pluce for hearing objections to and for settlement of said accounting; and all per sons interested are required to ap pear at said time and place and show cause if such' there be why said accounting should not be set tled and allowed. EDITH M. ANDERSON, Ad ministratrix Estate of Vernon J. Anderson, Dec. 86-92-98-104C NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned has been ap pointed administratrix of the Es tate of Paul Miller, sometimes known as Paul O. Miller, 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 no tice. ' VELMA I. MILLER, Adminis tratrix. DE ARMOND & GOODRICH, Attorneys. 86-92-98-104C NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that hearing upon the Final Ac count of -H. H. DeArmond, Ex ecutor of the last will and testa ment of Peter Nelson, deceased, filed herein, will be held In the County Courtroom in Bend, Ore gon, at the hour of two o'clock In the -afternoon of May 17th 1945, and all persons interested in said estate are notified to appear at said time and place and show cause, if any they have, why said final account should not bo ap proved, the estate settled and closed, and the executor discharg-1 ed. DATED itnd first published this i 6th day of April, 1945. i II. H. DE ARMOND, Executor. I 101-110-116-122C I AUTHORIZED Maytag Service . . , anil repuirs on -all makes of washent. ... for a new Maylair after the war place your order now. Just contac t . . , ELMER HUDSON Telephone 274 434 Kansas Bend PririeVille Has New Sales Ring Prinevllle. A mil 6 (Soecial) Sotting up headquarters at the stockyards, a new sales organiza tion, qesignoo to handle every thing from household goods to livestock, has been formed in Prinevllle, it was announced to day. The organizers are Frank Ul rich, O. E. Glazebrook and Earl B. Johnson, the latter being sales manager and Ulrich and Glaze- brook, auctioneers. A sales display room. new bleachers and added buildings nave been set up by the group, which announced that sales would be held every ' Friday. A sale of livestock, farm implements and other articles was held there to day, i Five Day Forecast Fivedav forecast eiidln? Tiles day night: . . . Oregon and Washington west of Cascades: intermittent rain with total for period heavy. Temper atures averaging slightly below normal. . Idaho, Oregon and Washington east of Cascades: intermittent rain, probably clearing latter part of period. Cold over week end with temperatures averaging below normal thereafter. Buy National War Bonds Now! Well: We have some spare time in the Lubrication Dept. and this boy "Danny" Thompson has adopted the slogan, , "Service That Brings You Back." Better stop when you have a little time. Frank Settlemyer tells me that his list fs getting down now so that he can take 'on more wbrk.' Remember that Ford we told you . about? Well, Tt found a good home. t Now we have a 1940 Pontiac Tudor Sedan. Fine looking job five good tires, heater and good radio. Here is a car that deserves a good home. Who is the lucky person? Jack Halbrook Halbrook Motors Mercury Bond and Minnesota Shevlin Quality PONDEROSA PINE Lumber and PAGE SEVEM a Want AH Dress Up Your Car With New Big stock of qualify seat covers on hand to fit most car mod els 1934 to 1942. Stop and see them! 9.95 to 21.95 Houk-Van Allen Tirtotte Home & Auto Supply 800 Wall St Phone 860 4645 Lincoln Phone 680 Box Shooks Bv FRED HARMAN Seat Covers BACKWARD