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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, FRIDAY, DEC. 21, 1945
PAGE SEVEN
Stocks Continue
Decline 3rd Day
II.V T. W. Klciilen
Klim.l I n, Klinnrwl bntnrl
Now York, Dec. 21 llli Slocks
cinllnuid lliclr decline today fur
'He tllll'll Hill TCSslVe HI'MHillll iim
hading hi'lil HI tho slow pace of
iiihi iwii nays.
I'M- holiday cnnsldc rut I (i n h,
lllilcd wlih I hi- absence from
Wall hi reel of liii'iitt numbers (if
liKf-w who began Iholr Christ
mas holiday early, resulted In the
mall volume.
DIjINKOS throughout llir IIhI
'iiui'il In iiniiiiiil n point, Hi
iohkIi there were a fi'w firm
'"In Including 1'hcckcr nili, up
,j lo it new llliri high at (Ml, Orro
I'asco, up 2'A lii ii new top at
V, ; ami Chllds Co., tip mure
a ihiiiii to a new H?aH at
issos of a polm or more were
J fHltlH
I lor HUCh loaders UN AllM'll-
ran Telephone, Eastman Kodak?
jionilyiNii', Youngstown Sheet &
TiiIh', Simla Vo anil U, S. Gypsum.
There n I !tu were losses o l 10 2
'ilnlN In Johnson ami JoIiiiniiii,
IaCcIIO Corp., I.lbby-Owens-Foul.
Deere & Co., and Central
Vliilria sugar.
I'OKTI.AMf I.IVK.S'KK k
I 'oil land, Ore.. Pee. 21 U.
Livestock: Cat I Ip 23, calves 10.
Supply moaily dairy lyio cows;
l.n :-ly a cleanup market nt weak
pi lees. FeW CillllHM' IMllIlT COWH
. 6 00 K.IiOj week's inarkrt HtrniiK to
, i
icllls higher; best Steer 18.00
IK"d heller up lo Hi IK). G I
I cowh largely 12.50 i.T 50. Few
Ymillum scalers 1.1.00. Good
Molce salable 1-1 0O-M..V).
Hog salable 35. Market steady.
'lew liai rowH and kIIih I.1.H0. CIihxI !
own I I (HI M..VI. Choice iiImivc K', ;
Id feeder plKH H.ilidile up to ?Si. I
Sheep h.il.ihle none. Mark"! !
nmnlnal. Good choice wiHiled
(pinti'd l.'l 75 I I 25. Week's ex-tn-inc
lop 1-I..'I5, Good eweH mil
mile 1.505.00.
I'OltTI.ANI) I'ltOIHK K
Portland. Ore., Dec. 21 HI"1 -The
ecu supply today lieuan to nhow
q niow ualu, anil miiIck were at tho
new prices, reduced two ccnls a
doen Thursday.
I Hitler siippheH remained short
and prlei'S iini-hanued.
Ilutler cube p.'t score 474C; U2
, iiv 47 So: !K) score 47c; HU score
4i;'-ic pound.
I'ecs iirlics to ii'tallers: AA
lai ne 5!k'; A Inrite 57cj A medium
c; A small l ie doun.
4 A 10' ' reduction In losses of
Adult hens by disease would In
crease the total production 01 inc
n.itlon'x (locks by halt a billion
ocks, ,
Cold weather coming) If you
are unlucly, remember
FROZEN
PIPES THAWED
Electric Equipment
Phone 593
PLUMBING
Standard Plumbing
Equipment
Repairs a Specialty
J. G. Ticknor
Licensed I'lumlier
1107 Mllwuke Phone 50.1
See
ELMER LEHNHERR
For
Liberal
Cash Loans
AUTO
LIGHT TRUCK,
PICK-UP
On
Your
Private Sales Financed
Simple Credit Requlromente
Complete Privacy
12 Months to Pay
Quick Service
Oregon Owned
otor Investment Co.
M-333
Oregon Phone 020
CHRISTMAS
, CASH
KASV TO GET
ICASY TO REPAY
Repay Only
$5.02
Per Mouth
0
KTLAND LOAN CO.
MOIII1KHT II,
OOOIllltOII. Mgr.
ranm W.
Hand, orcstin
l-inipn i"
Hml l,lcan W1H
Bulletin Classified Ads Produce Quick Results
Classified Rates
Local Pld In Advance.
25 Words im Tlnwi ..Mo
2A Word Three Time 7Ao
25 WordaHU Times II JIB
All Ira r 4a ar It aidal It par w.ra) llm
nttajaar af liiaaflallall.
On III run, aaa . Va mmj HU
LINK RATE lOo CAI'ITAIJ 20
Chain! Ill Man4a Iktaiaih VtUrnr
11 ill t.a, aal.rdar II maa.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
MEETING of LOYAL ORDER of
MOOSE, Second and Fourth Fri
days. Women of tho Moose Flrat
and Third Fridays.
DANCE for members, families
and candidates every Saturday
night, no charge.
ton BAI.R
V, F. W. CHRISTMAS TREES.
Next to llond Street Food Market.
Priced 5(e and up.
RESTAURANT fully equipped
good business, lotiii Irani'. Also
shoo repair Khup fully equipped
and uoi id business. Ill health
reason for selling. For Informa
tion write lli-nd Bulletin 3843.
I MUST LEAVE TOWN because of
' hUHlncKN, forciH) to Haciiflce mod
; ern new 2 bedroom home. On 2
loin. Jl!KM).0(l. Vi Eaat 'Jth, off
I Greenwood,
1IODY WOOD-Dellverwl. Write
lo WliiHton FIvkoI, Slatera, Oje
Rn. rRACTICAI.I.Y NEW 2AVhwl
trailer, been pulled 800 mllra, all
welded meet lied. Sacrifice with
tarp, $1 13.00. Can tx neon at the
Ijivi Auto Court, No. 0. Corner of
Franklin and 3rd.
FINE YOUNG GRADE
"A" Tur-
keys and chickens, alive or 1
dreiuied for the holidays or your
lockers. Fresh country eggs. t
Weaner pigs and bred sows; also
baby beef. Rt. 1, Iiox 150. Phono
4HH W. Ed Ixisch, Carroll Acres.
''RkSm7T1ieIMKM Modern
newly cleaned, furnished house,
close lo Ordnance shop, small
'basement, gas plicd In, concrete
foundation, block off pave
ment, close In, terms or cash,
Immediate possession. Inquire of
owner at 147 E. Olncy.
1! WEANER PIGS. O. . Twiggs,
Rt. 2. Iiox 133-A. 2 miles north and
' mile west of Tuinalo.
OR TRADE: 60 Acres,
6
miles'
northwest Junction City, Oregon.
Over hall In fall crop. Cabin,
good barn, hog house and chicken
house, electricity. Want Central
Oregon near same value, $0000.
Courtesy realtors. No placq con
sidered without electricity. J. L.
Keeler, Rt. 3. Junction City, Ore.
LIVE TURKEYS: Torn, 32c lb.
Turkey hens, 37c lb. Red hens,
25c III. at Elder Ranch, 7 miles
north on old highway.
CHRISTMAS' TREES: Nice Kir.
Reasonable. Service Station, 3rd
Ave. and Franklin.
OLD GROWTH body wood, dry,
$9.50 per cord. Phono 945-M.
7 TUBE, 6 VOLT Western Pa
trol console battery sot with wind
charger and 2 batteries; 1 table
model Phllco, 6 tube; 1 Phllco car
radio. Rles Radio Sales and Serv
ice. EXTRA FINE Young Turkeys,
alive or dressed for the Holidays
and your lockers. Experienced
pickers wanted. W c ft n c r pigs
make lovely Xmas gifts! Place
your order now. Phono 488-W at
noon or after 5 p.m. Ijd Losch,
tith house cast of Carroll Acres
Grocery Store.
WEANER PIGS. Clarenro Boyd
Place, mile cast North Junc
tion Service Station.
HAND WRINGER. Lanterns,
kerosene and gasoline; 1 pair 7
ft. 6 inch, 1 pair 8 ft. skis; Ironing
hoard, dressers, day bed, rockers,
end tables, brenkfast set, floor
lamps, Kroehlcr living room
suite. Sacrifice wood heaters. 2
Broadway.
BRICK "LINED COAL Heater.
Will hold 100 hs. of coal or
blickettes. 134 Delaware Ave.
Cecil C. Moore
RAW FUR DEALER
1132 Newport Avo.
Phono 613
WE WANT
MARTEN
MINK
MUSKRAT
LYNXCAT
DOMESTIC RABBIT
DEER and ELK HIDES
Full furred (Nov. mid Doc,
caught one's anil two's) coyote
will ho purchased at an aver
age of $3.00.
No trash wanted.
Marten will bo purchased green
or we will skin them If the
trapH'r dnoH not have the faclll.
ties for pmMr care of the pelt.
Dr. Grant Skinner
DENTIST
Evening! by Appointment
orrir. Phom 7 Rai, Phona II8-W
run WALK
3 DUES JACyUOT Clanta, ready
to breed. AIho uood hutchea. 1U47
Wchi 2nd.
SATURDAY Si'ECIAL
Gallon Jukh and lai n, all you want,
no charge. 3 & 5 Kalian tin ean,
all you want for 50c. 10 nallon
kt'Ki), 25c each. Small wooden
bucketa, 10c cuch. GretfK'a Banner
Uakuiy.
1 I'ORTACLE RADIO, 7 Tubo,
excellent condition, battel leg or
electric. Get your tubes ul Luck-c-y'a
IUkUo, 117 ljilayetlc.
MINK NECKPIECE. 3 Reautlful
Yukon akliu, new. from producer,
at bill aavlnua. Lady'a nhoe Ico
HkatcH, hIm; 5. South lllchway 07,
iiox 41.
EVENING GOWN: Never been
worn, alzo 11. Chlldren'a snow
HultN, Hien 1 and 2, 1 pair Hoy
Scout arnica alw; 0, worn once.
Electric Iron. Phone 7(1W. Cull
at (U'.l Lavu Road.
ELECTRIC MOTORS, 110 D. C,
32 volt Ii. C, varloUH mIzch. Rhone
M7 R. 2425 EaHt lHt.
HEAUTIKUL OIL PnlntlnKa by
1'earl Move forChrlHlmaa cltta at
ThrlttwliH) Di uk Store.
HEAVY DLUE SATIN HouKccoat
with Kold trim, alw- 10, $10.00. Na
tional ca.it preiwure cooker, $15.00,
like new. MulHtad Tranufcr, 201
IrvliiK.
FOR FULLER HRUSHES, All
purpose cleaner (miracle dirt re
mover), mopa, fiber and bristle
brooms, waxes, worthwhile (flfts,
call Lloyd Wheadou, 1714 Steldl,
lieud. Phono
WALTHAM POCKET Watch, size
l(i case, 17 Jewels, guaranteed ac
curate time kecM;r, $25. Also pair
Jefferson loggers, size 8, $5. 65
Franklin St
Apartment i.
HALED WHEAT Straw:
"Dry".
1 mile west of Peterson Rock
Gardens. Alfred Mlkkelsen.
RED, SPRING and 60 lb. felt Mat
tress. All In good condition. Call
after 1 p.m. 507 E. Qulmby.
ONE MORE 7 Weeks Old. Male
Pekinese puppy for sale. 1204
Union SL
40 ACRE PLACE on Deschutes
I river, 3W miles north of Rend
with good sand and gnivel bar;
also good pumice deposit and lots
I of wood timber, Rt. 2, Iiox 106.
HUY THAT SMALL BOY or Girl
a tiny puppy for Christmas,
Ready to take any time. $2.00 and
$3.00. Call at 1446 Hill St.
WHITE RANGE COOK Stove,
end table, Vlctrola and records,
high chairs, Ice skates, dresser,
baby bassinet, .Kroehlcr rocker,
saddle, hydraulic Jack, ice boxes,
dishes and cooking utensils, read
ing lamp, baby bed, book case,
battery radio, copper lined smoke
stand. Lake & Division.
PET PIGS tor Xmas presents at
tho Rock Ranch, 6 miles north on
old highway. Phone 18-F-4.
CARACUL CURL JACKET, Inter
lined, never worn in Bend, $5.00,
size 14 to 18. Women's shoe
skates size 6'4. New riding pants,
size 28-30. Phone ll-K-24.
NICE COCKER SPANIEL Pup
plea, 1 month old Sunday. Would
make nice Xmas present. Price
$15.00. Phone 1176-W or Inquire
54 Portland Ave.
BOXED LOCAL APPLES, Deli
cious nnd others. $1.50 to $2.00
tier box. II. L. Chrlsman,Butler
Market Road. Box 260, Rt. 2.
a LUMP COAL
Taking orders for next car,
firompt delivery on sack coal. De
Ivery, city or country. Phone 767,
Brookings Wood Yard.
RESTAURANT Business In Pas
time Cafe. Income between $15.00
nnd $25.00 per day. Price $150.00.
Orville. Shewey.
NICE FAT FRYERS, 4 to 6 lbs
at 35c per lb. live weight. V, mile
cast o( Butler Market Road. Turn
tight at the apple orchard at the
end of Eighth Street. Louis Sol
ken. DOLLS and TOYS and Fancy
work. Across from Tho Laundry.
2 BOY'S BICYCLES, good con
ditlon. Inquire Henry McFadden,
2448 East 2nd Street.
3 PAIR SKIS: 5 It.,
ft. Call 950-W.
5Mi ft., ami 6
3 HEIFERS from 6 to 10 months
old, nice shape, 1 largo shorthorn
cow, milking. Claud Gant, Rt. 1,
Box 430. Phone U-F-2.
BOY'S BICYCLE: Standard, in
good condition, $15. Inquire 1985
West First. Telephone 1060-W.
FOR KENT
AUTHORIZED U-DRIVE Trucks.
I Truck & Trailer rentals. Court-
nouso service station, corner
Wall & Bond. Phone 458 or 759-W.
NEAT, PARTLY FURNISHED
small 2 room houso and garage
at 2153 North 1st Street. Call at
236 E. Hawthorne. J. H. Buchholz.
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS: Leave
your packages while shopping at
Pete's Magazine Stand - lockers.
, City Bus Stop.
LARGE ROOM: By day, week or
month, furnace heat, men pre
ferred, 010 Concress,
I OR KENT
3 R(X)M MODERN Cottae at
Wahee CottHKes,
WANTKU
GOOD HOME for 2 Month Old
puppy. 14U8 Newport. Call after 5
p.m. ,
ELECTRIC MILKING Machine.
Inquire of Curtla Carlln, Rt. 1,
Box 317. I'hone 13-F-15.
PICKUP IN GOOD Condition
with good tlrca. Cash. 134 Dela
ware Ave.
GIRL'S Junior Iilcyclo (medium
alzo). Inquire at llouk Van Allen
Elrcatone Store. Phone 860.
WILL PAY CASH for Rood draft
Haw, no Junk. Howard RichardH,
1424 Davenport.
TO TRADE 1035 CHEV. Coach:
JuhI overhauled and new rear
end with 100 per cent rubber. '46
llcenac for Ford or Chcv. 'i-ton
pick up, '30 or later. Rt. 1, Uox
130-A. Phone 31F-3.
1IKLP WANTED
PUS GIRL or WOMAN. Short
hours. Pilot Butte Inn Coffee
Shop.
SITUATION WANTED
PAINTING, DECORATING, Pa
per hanging, high quality mate
rials. Expert workmanship, free
estimate, no obligation. Call 404-J
M. J. Thompson, 335 E. Irving.
USED C ARS,
1933 CI IE V., 4 Door Sedan. A l
motor and body, equipped with
6 wheels and 6 good tires. Radio,
heater, automatic windshield wi
lier, defroster and clock. Also 2
wheel trailer with two 6.50 X 16
tires. Cull at Court House Service
Station.
1936 WILLYS, 4 Door Sedan.
Good rubber, recently overhaul
ed, new rebore Job. $250 cash.
Also steel frame trailer, $50.
Phone Redmond 25-W or 436 5th
and G Street.
1937 WILLYS SEDAN: Complete
overhaul, or 1936 V-8. A l condi
tion. 2 door sedan. See Clyde,
D & D Club or Phone 112.
1934 MASTER Deluxe Chevrolet: !
Radlo and extras, rumble seat
Couxi. See at Gohrke's Murket,
954 Bond St,
1931 FORD COUPE, good rubber,
$75.00, Cozy Hotel. A. E. Choate.
19-12 V-8 2-DOOR, Heater, Ra
dio, spotlight, seat covers, excel
lent condition. Ward Motor Co.
1941 PONTIAC 6 SEDAN. Orville
O. Shcwey, Pastime Cafe.
'36 PLYMOUTH COUPE with
heater. 2 miles southeast of
Hradetich's Dairy. Mike Vodvick.
Ph'one 37-F-22.
MISCELLANEOUS
BEND SEPTIC TANK and Cess
pool Service serves you at reason
able prices for cesspool cleaning
and repairs. All work guaranteed
satisfactory by W. M. Carnagey,
owner. Call for free Inspection,
275-J. Century Drive Service Sta
tion. WASHING MACHINE REPAIR
ING: Parts and Wringer Rolls for
All Makes. BEND WASHER
SERVICE. Harmon and Galves
ton. Phone 275J.
CALL SUTTON 441-W for wall
paper cleaning, washing painted
walls and woodwork. We clean
upholstery. We clean and wax all
kinds Of foors with heavy equip
ment.
SEWING MACHINE Repair
Work guaranteed. Call at 235 E.
Franklin or Phone 957-J. Machine
made, button holes.
WEATHER STRIPPING In
stalled. Protect your home against
winter cold. Rates reasonable.
A I J .U IJ 1-- O 1 I
Rr, V"u," J".u f""
21.
PICKUP and delivery service.
Now that the war Is over we are
back in the transfer business.
Phone us for fast and reliable
service. Ken Holman and Don
Koho, 510 Delaware. Phone 987.
WASHING MACHINE Service
and wringer rolls for all makes.
Lot us check your machine no
obligation. Elmer Hudson, phone
274. 434 Kansas.
COME ONE COME ALL to the
Policemen's Annual Christmas
Ball. Bend Roller Rink, Decem
ber 24, 9 p.m.
RED RYDER
a.kamin l, ' ' I. Mva .1 l . J 1 I l I II I lTni f7" : i m tw ( : iWM
rHIS CURIOUS WORLD
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''A DOCTOR 6IVPS YOU I
BUT -fOU HAVE TdWW F
FLORENCE PESSARRA,
Arizona.
MISCELLANEOUS
NOW IS THE TIME TO Put that
sick refrigerator back to work.
Phone 344-J. Woodard Refrigera
tion Service.
SKATES HOLLOW Ground, Keys
made, saws filed, shears, knives
sharpened, guns, bicycles, locks,
rioorelosers reoaired. soldering.
I brazing, general repairing. Hen
derson's Repair Shop, 112 Minne
sota GOOD LEATHER Watch Straps.
$1.00 to $3.00. Lady's watch brace
lets, solid gold, $18.00, Boy's ex
tension watch bracelets, $4.50,
men's white watch bands, $5.00.
H. B. Moore, Watchmaker, Erik
sen's Stationery Store,
PRINTING
PRINTING letterheads, enve-
lopes, business and ruled forms,
offset printing. One of Oregon's
most completely equipped shops.
Estimates gladly given. The Bend
Bulletin, Phone 56.
I ! LEGAL NOTICES
! NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of an order of the County
Court of Deschutes County, Ore
gon, entered on the 5th day of
December, 1945,
Sheriff will on
January'. 1946. at the hour of ten
o clock A. M, at the front door 01
the Court House In Bend, Oregon,
sell to the highest bidders for cash
or terms as hereinafter stated,
the following described real prop
erty, located in Deschutes Coun
ty, Oregon provided no bid shall
be accepted for less than the
amount set opposite each respec
tive tract, which is the minimum
price fixed in said order: plus
costs of sale etc.
Parcel No. 1 Lots 2, 3, and 4,
Block 42, Northwest Townsite
Company's Second Addition. $300
Cash.
Parcel No. 2 Lot 6. Block 19,
or ir.-jtw
I I ml
Northwest Townsite Company s , morrow for the Christmas holi
Second Addition. $50 Cash. davs, to reopen Wednesday, Dec.
Parcel No. 3 Lot 5. Block 5, 1 05" it was announced todav hv
Highland Addition; Lot 8, Block
10 Northwest T o w ns 1 1 e Com
pany's First Addition. $100 Cash,
Parcel No. 4 Lots 5 and 6,
Block 57, Center. $75 Cash.
Parcel No. 5 Lot 14, Block 46,
Center, $125 Cash.
Parcel No. 6 Lot 3, Block 112,
First Addition to Bend Park. $75
Cash.
Such sale shall be subject to
the right of any municipal cor
poration claiming an unpaid as
sessment lien for local improve
ments thereon to purchase such
property witnin aays alter no
tice of such sale.
Signed:
C. L. McCAULEY, Sheriff.
2-814-19-c
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed in the coun
ty court of the state of Oregon
for Deschutes county his final ac
counting as executor of the estate
of Albin Peterson, deceased, and
the judge of said court has fixed
December 29, 1945, at ten o'clock
a. m. at the county court room at
ES 1
By William Ferqu.onT
HAVE BEEN KNOWN TO JUMP
A DISTANCE OF
S CALLED "AAJiO COAt-r
BUT IN THE AMNEffALOfelSrS'
SCALE. OF HARDNESS, fT IS
ONLYSLISHTLY HAROER THAN
AOCKSAUZ
the courthouse in Bend, Oregbn,
as the time and place for hearing
objections to and for settlement j
tnereoi; ana an persons inieresiea
are required to appear at said
hearing and show cause if such
there be why said accounting
should not be settled and allowed
and the undersigned discharged
from his trust.
CHARLES E. JOHNSON, Exe
cutor, Estate of Albfn Peterson,
Deceased. 149-2-8-14-c
2 Men Placed
On Probation'
Laverne R. Hutchins and Verne,
R. Mallery, both of Redmond,
waived indictment by the grand
jury and pleaded guilty to a lar
ceny charge, when they appeared
in circuit court' late yesterday
afternoon before Judge K.
S.
Hamilton. They were placed cn
five years probation.
The pair were charged on in
formation given the district at
torney, and waived both time to
enter plea and time for passing
sentence.
They had been arrested
for larceny of 75 turkeys In the
value of S450, from Norman L.
Robinson of Redmond.
L. W. Franks, Roy Newell and
Ralph B. Smith, all of Redmond,
aoueared in court to testify on be-
1 SM "
' ' JS
r
the undersigned j half of the defendants. A peti
the 5th day of ii0n signed by 41 Redmond resi-
dents was presented, asking the
court to give serious consideration
to parole or probation.
Hutchins and Mallery waived
preliminary examination last
week before the justice of the
peace and were bound over to the
grand jury and released on $1,000
bail each. They paid Robinson
$474.30 for the stolen turkeys..
Veterans' Bureau
To Have Holiday
The veterans' contact bureau in
the O'Kane building will close to-
HaIVey Latham, administrator.
The office will also be closed Jan.
1, he said.
At the same time, a new office
schedule was announced. The of
fice will be open from 9 a. m. to
5:30 p. m. on week days, and
from 8 a. m. to 12 noon on Satur
days. Hours were formerly 8 a.
m. to 4:30 p. m.
Gorge Whipped
By High Winds
Portland, Ore., Dec. 21 (Ui Al
though a few motorists were, re
ported "getting through" the
1 Columbia river highway, state
police today warned motorists
they were liable to be blown off
the highway by an S0-mllean
hour wind and that both the
Washington and Oregon sides
were still coated with ice and
snow.
The wind was reported on the
Washington side around Cape
Horn.
1 r r
Prices Probable
Washington, Doc. 21 HP The
agriculture department soon will
announce a 1046 egg price sup
port program which may cost trie
government $200,000,000, It was
learned today. ;
Even though eggs are scarce
at the moment, the department
fears production next year may
lie GOO.000,000 more dozens than
consumers will be willing to buy. i
The worst market glut is antici-1
pated between early March and !
June. !
If this large surplus material- '
ized it could bring a price collapse
worse than two years' ago when
eggs sold for as little as 15 cents ,
a dozen.
The government will seek to
prevent that. It is committed by
law to support prices at the farm
level at 90 per cent of parity, or
about 29 cents, according to the
department's latest estimate.
Program Outlined
The price support program will
be designed to give farmers this
return of 29 cents a dozen but
as a national average, not individ
ually. For instance, farmers in
the "midwest will be guaranteed
only an average of 27 cents a
dozen, and then only if the eggs
they offered meet department
standards.
Eggs in the big city markets on
the east and west coasts are ex-j
pectea to Dring nigner prices iu
. pull the national average up to
support levels. The central
states, "the egg basket ot the
United States," produce 60 per
cent of the. nation's supply and
their prices historically lag about
two cents behind coastal areas.
Local Man Taken
To, Penitentiary t
Sheriff Claude L. McCauley
left today for Salem to commit
I Archie B. Clark to the state peni
tentiary. Clark was sentenced
this week in circuit court to 10
months on an adultery charge.
Bertha B. Taylor, also involved.
was sentenced to iour monms 111 1
the county jau. ineir arresi 101-1
lowed a complaint by Mrs. lay
lor's husband.
MORE CHICKENS IN 1945
Auhurn. Ill HH Alabama farm
; r have nrnduced an estimated
! 14,375,000 young chickens during
1945, an increase 01 eigm per ceni
over the 13,310,000 raised in 1944.
However, the number is 19 per
cent short of the 1943 record.
rT ANY TlttE
t? ATTRACTIVE INTEREST RATES
first National charges NO brokerage NO commission
FIRST NATIONAL BAHK
OF PORTLAND
MEMBER FtOEHU DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
a-taeg''',;'T'T'''" ""
PINE ORDERS DROP
Portland, Ore., Dec. Si Uf Tho
following Is the report for the
week ending December 15, 19-15 of
comparative figures on lumber
orders, shipments and production,
based on information from 08
identical mills, as furnished by the
Western Pine association here
Thursday.
Orders for Idaho white pine,
ponderosa pine, sugar pine and
associated species for the week
ending December 15, 1945 totaled
22,913.000 feet as compared with
28,382,000 feet for the previous
week and 57.260,000 feet for tho
corresponding week last year.
Over 90 per cent of Kentucky
Is in the watershed of the Ohio
river, and the entire state lies
within the Mississippi river basin.
A llama is pretty stupid, the
book says. And the book
must be right because who .
ever heard of a llama order
ing Shell Heating Oil deliv
ered to the Andes. (It's cold
there, too.)
For clean-burning, de
pendable warmth at your -house,
just call
SHELL OIL COMPANY,
INCORPORATED
Vf 81 E. First St.
Phone 400
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By FRED HARMAN