PAGE EIGHT
Pacific Problems
Coleman's Topic
Analyzing situations in the Phil
Ipplnes, China and Japan, and
foretelling problems which will
confront this country In future
, dealings in those countries, Dr.
Norman F. Coleman, member of
the faculty of the Lewis and Clark
college in Portland, today ad
dressed C5 interested listeners at
a noon-day luncheon in the Pine
Tavern. Dr. Coleman s appearance
here was sponsored by the League
of Women Voters and the Ameri
can Association of University
Women.
Dr. Coleman said that he based
his opinions upon observations
made on three trips across the
Pacific, and his study of the coun
tries while there. He said that
world peace would never follow
until the people of the United
States tried to get a better under
standing of the Japs, and con
tended that this country should
try to remake the Nippon country
Into a democracy. He said that
Japan's principal problems are
difficult terrain necessitating sea
commerce, and its political and re
ligious systems.
Discusses China
China, the speaker said, suf
fers for lack of communications,
and said that the people of the
Americas should strive to assist
them in betterment of the Chinese
education, and to develop a feel
ing of nationalism among the pop
ulation. Coleman foresaw little difficul
ty in the Philippines becoming
. an Important and integral part of
world commerce after the war,
and he expressed the opinion that
this country would quickly rebuild
from the ruins of the war.
The speaker was Introduced by
Mrs. Meredith Bailey of Sisters.
Market Reports
Stock Advances
By Elmer C. Walzer -
(United Proa Financial Editor)
New York, April 7 tlP Stocks
advanced fractions to a point to
day on Increased volume.
Leading groups moved up frac
tionally. Selected Issues in the
various departments rose a point
or more' in many instances. Low
priced utilities led in volume with
American Water Works the fea
ture In turnover for the whole
market.
American Water Works made
a new high for the year after
opening a block of 7,200 shares.
New highs also were made by
such issues as Celanese, Inland
Steel, Philip Morris, and Sterling
Drug. George Helme rose 3 points
.and gains ranging to 2 points
were made by Cushman's $7 pre
ferred, Eastern Air Lines, North
western Airlines, Nickel Plate,
Norfolk & Western, Reading,
United Fruit and U. S. Steel pre
ferred. SAFE IRKS THIEVES
San Antonio, Tex. Ul'i The per
sistence recommended as a virtue
In their schooldays was remem
bered by a group of thieves who
hit San Antonio recently. From a
local hotel they wrote to the man
ager of a Denver hostelry: "Your
safe was too tuff. We'll be back."
PATIENCE NEARS END
Holyoke, Mass. W' John Mc
Graw of Holyoke hasn't bitten a
dog yet. But the story man bites
dog may be written about him
any day now. Recently, within a
single week, McGraw was bitten
twice by dogs.
TOO LONG BETWEEN RIDES
Newport, R. I. uri Newport's
oldest resident doesn't want to be
fenced in. John A. Grayson who
recently celebrated his 102nd
birthday, wants, most of all, an
other airplane ride. He had his
first flight when 84 years old.
ONE HE'LL REMEMBER
Cleveland mi Lt. Robert G.
Oakley, 20, of suburban Lake
wood, says the best Christmas
present he ever received was a
"downed nazl fighter." The army
flier, home on leave after 62 mis
sions over Germany and other
enemy territory, recalls that "the
only plane I ever shot down"
came pn Christmas eve, 1914.
See
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Meets Every Monday Night
I. O. O. F. Temple
265 Franklin Avenue
D.Ray Miller. Phone 1079-W, Sec'y
D. R. Sullivan, Noble Grand
FOB SALE
4BEDROOM MODERN house on
paved street. Full basement, fur
nace, stationary tubs. Either fur
nished or unfurnished. Write No.
655 care of Bulletin.
SMALL CHILD'S CRIB and a
baby buggy for sale cheap. In
quire 14b4 Ithaca.
WOOD FUEL
Prompt Delivery, load lots, city
or country, ury Doay or limbs,
lengtn desired, order next win
ter's fuel now. Consumers state
ment necessary. Brookings Wood
Yard, pnone 767.
"Oregon-Bred Chicks"
the year around.
For eggs or meat
they can't be beat
Oregon State Hatchery
Box 328
Klamath Falls, Ore.
BEDROOM SUITE, vanity, bench,
night stand and bed, Innerspring
mattress and double deck coil
springs. 165 Hawthorne.
PICTURESQUE RUSTIC log
house on river, 1' acre, wired for
electric range, furnace, large liv
ing room, barn, chicken house, ga
rage. Only $4700, terms. Anne
Forbes, 36 Oregon. Phone 36-W.
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.
WHITE ENAMEL Olympic range
with coils. 609 W. 12th.
GOOD LAYING HENS, bring
crates. One 16 ft. rowboat, and
motor bicycle. mile east, V4
mile south of Bend Trap club.
Rt. 1, Box 441.. Bert Russell.
LOVELY COUNTRYhome mod
em in every detail, tiardwood
floors, fireplace, furnace, wired
for electric range, 3 acres. $8000,
loan available. Shown by appoint
ment Only. Anne Forbes, 36 Ore
gon. Phone 36-W.
NEW SHIPMENT Oregon Hoi
ly Grape and Cut Leaf Weeping
Birch. 12 ft. All kinds of hardv
flowering nhrilha 9v in 1 95
Why pay more? Shade, flowering
trees ana evergreens. 1'none 96S.
Haines Nurserv Pnll nt 7 w
Norton and 8th St., Bend.
SETTING HENS, $2.00 each. Rt.
1, Box 51, mile post 144 on south
highway, 3rd house to left.
ONE SERVICE man's shock
proof, moisture-proof, and non
magnetic wrist watch. Fine Ha
waiian guitar and violin. Call at
147 E. Olney.
DAVRNPflPT nnrl r.V.t.1. HTl
. . . . V . 1 1 M Vllfll, VV-W,
Itht-nrV fnhln ftfl llnnlaum
3 rooms, copper boiler also copper
tan, xu tan just overnauiea, $12.
Carpenter bench with wnnri vl
$4.00, large lawn mower with
grass catcher $9.00, garden fence
wire, garden tools, odds and ends.
554 Newport, 8:30 to 6:00.
BED DAVENO. 9x12 linoleum
rug, Iron bedstead and box snrlnc
2 chests of drawers, dresser and
floor lamp. See after 6:30 nve.
nlngs. 1224 Galveston.
POSSESSION SOON, west side
modern 2 bedroom house, cellar.
nice garden spot, chicken house,
garage, woodshed. $2000, $300
down, $30 month. Anne Forbes,
36 Oregon. Phone 36-W.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR,
wood range, dressers, beds, com
plete household furniture. Will he
sold at auction Sunday in addition
to farm equipment and stock al
ready advertised. Old Barney To
kampe Ranch, 6'i miles south
east of Bend. B. F. Rhodes and
Son, Rt. 1, Box 437-A.
$1600 CASH BUYS 5 acres C.O.I,
water, 3 room house, barn and
chicken house. 2 miles out. Pos
session 10 days. C. V. Sllvis its
j Oregon.
j 2 SADDLE HORSES with saddles
anu Dridles complete. Inquire Bill
Bacr at Waldorf.
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, Innerspring mat
tress, coil springs, wooden bed
stead. 3rd house east of Carroll
Acres store, south side of road.
JUNIPER and Myrtlewood nov
elties. Big assortments. Excellent
finish. Price right. Look for your
self and campare. 111!) S. 3rd St.
on highway.
ON COLUMBIA, 2 bedroom mod
ern plastered house, $2'.'00, SrilK)
down, $25 month. Completely fur
; nished modern 4 room house,
i large lot. can keep cow and chick
I ens, $1800, $300 down, $25 month
Anne Forbes, 36 Oregon. Phone
1 36-W.
THE
FOB 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 omce.
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 snop, oeautlful yard,
immediate possession. 1245 Dav
enport. ;
BROODER STOVES and Darts-
Electric, oil, briquet. Baker Feed
Co., Phone 188-X. Redmond, Ore.
1 BOY'S PONY 4 years old, with
saddle and bridle. Inquire 1925 E.
3rd.
KIMBAL PIANO, electric sewing
machine, odd jars, Hamilton rail
road watch, raincoat and mack!-
naw. Rt. 2, Box 16. Phone 36F-2
between 6:30 and 8:00.
BARRED ROCK setting hens. In
quire Alt Ranch. Phone 18-F-2.
BEDROOM plastered modern
house, close in on east side. $1800.-
$400 down, $20 per month. Phone
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.
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 cisterns, new
cnicken coop, norse and- cow.
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 sklls,
spring binders and poles. Call af
ter 6 p. m.. 442 Roanoke St. J. L.
Cestello.
S 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 ut 1041 Port
land Ave. Inquire at 1907 W. 1st
street. Phone 576-J.
FOR RENT
160 ACRES, 40 acres potato land,
3 miles north, 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 VV or 504 Newport.
5-ROOM MODERN house, partly
furnished. Garden and garage,
electricity and water furnished.
Inquire at 1947 West 1st St. A. J.
Morse.
FURNISHED 2 room semi-basement
apartment, access to shower
bath. Hot water, wood, and light
included. Phone 1083 or call 623
Hill St.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room.
Local permanent man preferred.
No drinkers. Call at 608 Broad
way. 3 ROOM unfurnished modern
house, large lawn and garden, ga
rage and woodshed. 639 Portland.
MODERN, FURNISHED apart
ment. oil heat, on Daved street
Needs some cleaning for which
rent allowance will be made. In
quire 87 Shasta PI. Phone 962-J.
BEEHIVE TRUCKS for rent.
Drive yourself. Moving. Doug's
Super Service, 1174 Wall. Phone
458.
BOARD AND ROOM, sleeping
roon.s. Meals served, 50c. Dela
ware Hotel, 803 Delaware. Phone
31-W.
VACANCY IN JANSEN VILLA;
Unfurnished apartment. Gas cir
culating heater, range, refrigera
tor, and water healer. 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
npaiment located on Columbia
Water furnished. Phone 3-R-21.
Dr. Grant Skinner
DENTIST
1036 Wall
Evenings by Appointmont
Oftlca Phnna 7S
Rea. Phone I-W
BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 7,
FOR RENT
THREE ROOM modern apart-
mnnl unllilncr iliatntio Anulilna
facilities, wood, lights, water fur-
nisnea. aouiis only. io pets.. Ap
ply 945 E. Second.
3 ROOM modern furnished apart
ment. Private bath, electrically
equipped. 141 Georgia. Phone 766.
PARTLY MODERN 2-room
nished cabin. Phone 31-W.
fur-
WANTED
WILL PAY CASH for 2-wheel
trailer in good condition. Inquire
mm ugaen.
USED RADIOS Will pay top
prices lor gooa 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.
DAIRY COWS fresh and coming
iresn. Phone 37 or write C. W.
Helm, Redmond.
3 OR 4 ROOM modern house.
good condition. East side in walk
in? distance nf Rrnnks-Srnnlnn
Cash. Call after 5 p. m. Phone 6
franklin.
TO RENT by local couple, mod
ern 2-bedroom unfurnished house
with' or without stove. Phone
968-R.
PLAYING CARDS, new or used,
to be sent to the Armed Forces.
Leave at Cozy Hotel, or Union
Pacific Railway office.
32 VOLT MOTORS, or V, h.p.
Will buy, or trade 110 volt motors
for them. Write G, O. Jones,
Prlneville, Ore. . .
TO LEASE or rent 10 to 20 acres,
must have good house. Call or
write at 108 Cascade place.
BATHROOM SCALES at oru
r-none eoq-w, leave address or
164 E. Irving. -
GOOD USED electric chick brood.
er, 100 or better capacity. Phone
iuiu-w or call 147 E. Olney.
HELP WANTED
EXPERIENCED WOMAN cook,
Inquire Pilot Butte Inn.
HOUSEKEEPER to keep house
and care for children tn mnthai-.
less home. Good home and wages.
t-none oia-K or write No. 597 care
of Bulletin. ,, u
AUTOMOBILE or bus mechanics.
Apply Pacific Trailways. .
EXPERIENCED service station
operator for downtown station.
Permanent position. Salary and
commission. Call 522-R.
USED CARS
WILL TRADE 1939 Ford M ton
pickup for passenger car. Eve
nings at 352 E. Kearney.
'32 V-8 COUPE,' excellent contU
tion throughout. Century Drive
Service Station, 911 Galveston.
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
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.
LADY'S BLACK heavy leather
glove. Phone 793-M.
STRAYED from my place on
Burns highway, April 4, one red
Durham bull about seven months
old. Call Peder Pedersen, Rt 2,
Box 308, Bend, Ore. Phone 37-F-21.
M ISCEI.LAN EOUS
THE BEAUTY QUEST Is well
known for permanents of super
ior quality. We now offer you
$5.00 value for $3.50 Monday thru
Wednesday only. Last week's
cial continues April 9th to Hth.
Expert hair stylist too. Hair style
$1.00, with shampoo $1.25. Finger
wave $.50 and $.75. JoAnn Thomas
Mgr. 81 Oregon. Teleph 170.
FOR YOUR garden plowing cull
Enrl Rodman, 29-F-3, or M. H.
Qulnn, 29-F-13.
WASHING MACHINE repairing.
Bend Washer Service, 136 Green
wood. Phone 583.
RED RYDER :
f WL&Pg M) ( tW&Z WCHESS) 1 f Bui HE6&E SHE MOT 1 I flegfe RIPER Vb--: - . By FRED HARMAN
k RED RTDR(j S HAVE-liA f HERE 1T UTILE f'. YvCe W&SH-U- YtC'f 1CU Re VJASTirVTirNE ;
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.
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
sharpened, guns, bicycles, locks,
lawnmowers, safes repaired. Sol
dering, 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.
GUN REPAIRING and reblulng.
Just got In a stock of gun barrels
lor deer rifles and 22s. 22 barrels
Installed $7.50 and up. 30-30 $15
and up. Quick service at present.
Do not wait until hunting season.
Have some guns to trade. Eve
nings 6.00 to 7:30 week days, all
day Saturdays and Sundays. 1037
Harmon.
PRINTING
YOUR LETTERHEADS can be
mart, nnu Wo i- Ai ,.,ui,
nnv nHntino vnn liuo mrti'mntoa
gladly given. The Bulletin.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Ore.. April 7 mi-
Weekly livestock:
Cattle 2065, calves 190. Com
pared week ago market generally
steady, part of Monday's late 25c
decline on fed steers regained
late,' but steer demand trifle nar
rower. Good fed steers largely
$15.50-16. Several good to choice
loads $16.25-17. Top $17. For three
loads common to medium steers
$11-15. Heifers $10-14. Good fed
heifers to $15. Odd head $15.75.
Canner and cutter cows $7-9.50,
fat dairy type to $10.50 with heavy
Holsteins to $1.50; medium to
good beef cows $11-13.25; bulls
$11-13.50, few to $14; good and
choice vealers $15-16.
Hogs 1035. Market unchanged,
weights above 160 lbs. at ceiling
with barrows and gilts at $15.75
and sows at $15.00; few light
lights $15-15.50; good stags $1
13.50; good to choice feeder pigs
$16.50 to $17.50.
Sheep 1255. Week's lamb mar
ket steady with top 25c lower on
quality, ewes around 25c lower
on quality, ewes around 25c high
er with extreme top 50c above
last week. Good to choice wooled
lambs $15.50 to $16.00. No car
loads offered. Common to me
dium lambs $11-14; good to choice
wooled ewes $8.50 to $9.00. Culls
downward to $4 load good shorn
ewes No. 2 pelts $7.25.
G.I.'S MANNEQUIN USEFUL
Boston (IP) It usually happens
G. I. Joe with a mannequin un
happened along Tremont street, a
G. I. Poe with a mannequin un
der his arm. Pedestrians watched
the soldier walk merrily into a
dress shop, inquire for a sales
lady to fit a dress to the model
of his wife, and walk out noncha
lantly with the model and a dress.
Synthetic oil plants under con
struction In certain parts of the
Soviet Union will produce motor
and other fuels where thev have
been available only by long, cost
ly nauis irom petroleum deposits.
Fully Equipped
For Modern Drugless
- Treatment
Spinal
Adjustment
Physio
Therapy
Tox
Eliminator
. Diagnosis,
X-Ray and
Heart
Graphing
Dr. R. D. Ketchum
Chiropractic Physician
124 Minnesota Ave. Phone 794
1 945
At the Tower Sunday
'V , A
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Paul Heorcid and Hedy lamarr are co-starred in the exciting, romantic
drann "The Conspirators," with Sydney Greemtreet.
Wiesbaden, German Resort,
Known Since Roman Times
Washington, D. C Wiesbaden,
overrun by American forces as
they plunged east of the Rhine
across from Mainz, has been
famed as one of Europe's out
standing spas, points out a bulle
tin from the National Geographic
society. Its luxurious hotels and
modern thermal establishments,
set amid great natural beauty, in
pre-war days lured vacationists
and health seekers from all parts
oi tne worm, f orest-covered mils
nearby are dotted with orchards
and vineyards, lending a striking
ana vineyaras, it
i backdrop for tree-shaded
boule
vards and parks in the city itself.
Wiesbaden can turn back Its
pages of history to 11 B.C. when
it was fortified by the Romans.
Although in modern days Its
main thoroughfare, W i 1 h e 1 m
Strasse, echoed to the mild foot
steps of its cosmopolitan guests,
in the first century the street re
sounded to the clank of Roman
legions. Then there was no elabo
rate Trinkhale nor luxurious Ca
sino to glamorize health-recovery,
but there were the same medici
nal hot springs, especially prized
to combat rheumatism and neu
ralgia. The city has over 25 hot
springs, but the popular health
WHO'S WHO in BEND
AN ALPHABETICAL CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY '
OF RELIABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES
AUTO REPAIRING
AUTO REPAIRS
Expert mechanical and electri
cal work on all makes of cars
and trucks.
COMPLETE OVERHAULING
TIRE SERVICE
Dewyer & Knox
Next to Hudson-Duncan
1327 Wall Phone 812
BEAUTY SHOPS
MOTHER'S DAY
HOLD WAVE
PERMANENTS
Truly a Gift '
To Please Her!
EXPERT OPERATORS
May Laura Artivlle
Powder Puff Beauty Shop
Phone 481
CLEANING
DRY CLEANING
OF QUALITY
Repairs and Hat Blocking
Capitol Cleaners
827 Wnll Phone 524
CESSPOOL SERVICE .
Complete Service
Cesspool & Septic Tanks
Best of Materials Furnished
Our periodical inspection will
Insure you more efficient op
eration. B. F. Rhodes & Son
Phone 8HH-W or ll-K-23
ELECTRICAL
ELECTRIC
Contract Wiring
Appliance Repair
Electrical Supplies
Fluorescent Lights
Ge Mazda Lamps
Smith's Electric
1183 Wall Phone 98
rendezvous is Kochbrunnen,
where 15 alkaline springs pour
out health-giving waters.
Before the war the'eity counted
a population of over 159,000. Al
though it was primarily a fash
ionable health resort, it also had
small manufacturing plants for
chocolate, furniture, cement and
surgical instruments,
During the early part of the
! war scores of American dipio-
mats and other civilians were in
terned at Wiesbaden.
TOO MUCH 'PROTECTION'
Toledo, O. U1 A pistol packln'
paperhanger's plea that the gun
he carried up his sleeve was to
protect his $8 receipts did not
satisfy the jury. The jury de
clared Stanley Lechlak, 48, was
guilty of carrying a concealed
weapon and sentenced him to the
penitentiary for one to three
years.
GAVE TOYS TO 16,886
Cleveland ui The 22nd annual
Cleveland News Toyshop pro-j
viaea uinsimas toys 10 lb.oau
needy boys and girls, a recent
accounting showed. A total of
$17,569 was spent to purchase the
toys.
WASHERS
WRINGER ROLLS
AUTHORIZED PARTS
K
Service on all makes of wash
ing machines and electrical ap
pliances. Bend Washer Service -
136 Greenwood Phone 583
Heating Plumbing
PLUMBING
Steam Fitting
New Work Repairing
Home Water Systems
Sump Pumps
Plumbing Supplies
Warner Plumbing
822 Wall Phone 2I7-W
Lortg Distance Hauling
BEACH TRUCK SERVICE
Tel. 168 839 Columbia
Specializing in
Long Distance Household
Gods Movement
MONUMENTS
R. C. CARYL
"The Monument Man"
IflSS Awhrev Wd. Tel. 620-M
AUTO
Keep Your Hudson or Terraplane in Top Shape
With Our
GENUINE HUDSON PARTS AND SERVICE
WE HAVE PARTS !
DYER'S
212 Greenwood
LEGAL NOTICES )
NOTICE TO CREDITORS -
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
administrator of the Estate ot
Anna May Bicunas, deceased, by
the Honorable C. L. Allen, Coun
ty Judge, and all persons having
claims against the estate of said
deceased are hereby notified to
present the same duly verified to
the administrator at his office In
the Bank of Bend Building, Bend,
Oregon, on or before six months
from the date of the first publ.
cation of this notice.
W. F. COSHOW, Administrator
of the Estate of ANNA MAY BL
CUNAS, Deceased. 1 93-99-105-lllc
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN i
That the undersigned administra
tor of the estate of Dan J. Dalv
deceased, has filed in the Countv i
Court of Deschutes' County, Ore.!
gon, his final account in said (
estate, and said Court has fixed S
the 30th day of April,,1945, at the
hour of 2100 o'clock p. m. and the
Courtroom of said Court as the
time and Dlace for hearing of ok
jections, if any, to said final ac
count and the settlement thereof.
Dated and first published this
31st dav-bf March, 1945.
I. JOHN BELL, Administrator. I
A. J. MOORE, Attorney for Ad
ministrator. 99-105-lll-117c
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