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Newspaper Page TextTHURSPAY, OCTOBER 21, 1948 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON PAGE SEVEN CLASSIFIED ADS Classified Rates ,nrAL-PAID IN ADVANCE 25 Words One Time . 60c 25 Words Three limes ....$1.85 s Words Six Times $2.50 ill word, ovr It Ma le ptr word IIbm namlMr of tnMrtioru. Om month run. uno eopr, Vi dtjr tolo. Mlnlmoai clurio, 0c Lino Roto lc Capttob JOc Reodera ISc Uno. minimum iOc Cloilnf tlmo cUoiiflido, 11 o.m. BUplor Ad'ottWw Cloitnt tlmo t p.m. prf.ioui dor. Ono hoU poio or Unor, dor prcrloui to publication. BEND AERIE NO. 2089 F. O. E. Hall Meets Every Friday Nleht Loyal 6. Rhodes. W. P. O. Box 1022 Phone 1357-J ' W. M. Loy, Secretary Rt. 3. Box 42 Phone 20-F-5 Kor Sale Ileal Estate WILLOWDALE STATION on hi way 07. 20 miles north of Madras. Gas sta., garage, cafe, groceries and cabins including inventory. Excellent business. Priced right, onnrt terms. Phone Willowdale, 6. E. Greenlee, Willowdale Sta., Gateway, uregon. MOD. 2 b. r.; finished attic, room for 2 beds, lots of built-ins, auto oil furnace, part cement base ment with shower, tubs, garage, shed. Lot 100x117. Want equity. Price reduced. Phone 998-J. 135 Florida. . IF ITS REAL ESTATE IT'S ALL STATE 3 B. R. semi-mod. on V4 ac. $3500. Tprms. 1 B. R. mod. on 2 lots, $3200, $1000 down. 1 B. R. mod., close in, $2700, $1000 down. 3 B. R. mod. on 1 floor, paved St. $7350. 4-ROOM modern on lovely lot. $2100. 4 B. R. mod., attached garage. S6300, terms. INCOME property: Mod. duplex plus 1 l b. r. mod. with furnace and basement and 1 3-b. r. mod. with furnace on paved St. Close in, east side. Income $160 per mo. Full price $13,750, down. ALL STATE REALTY CO., Real tors, 221 Greenwood. Phone 167. BY OWNER: 3 houses, modern, partly furnijhed, one with elec tric range and water heater, on paved streets. Write or call at 1502 Albany. EWING REALTORS SUBURBAN: 10 acres, 10 water, 5 room hse., elec, fireplace, barn, chicken hse.. cistern, (rake, mow er, plow, wagon Included.) $6800, $3500 down. . . ... EAST SIDE: 2 bdrms., mod., close school, almost new, lurnace, larage. $7boU, low down pay- cut. 80 ACRES, 80 water, nice level ground, 2 cabins, elec, $11,500.00, $5000.00 down will trade. EVE. CALL MR. NICHOLS 1517-W-5 BUSINESS bldg., excellent cor ner lot. 6500 sq. ft. floor space, $22,500, $15,000 down. 120 ACRES, 85 C. O. I. water, grade A dairy barn, 6-room hse., $23,500.00. MOTEL Trade for home. VALLEY property: Super groce ry store, trade for. business in Bend. EVE. CALL EARL EWING 592 CARPENTER'S delight: 3-rm. hse., elec, bungalow type, $1950. APARTMENT bldg.. excellent lo cation, apts. furnished, $20,000 down. 601)0 ACRES. 450 irrigated (1000 possible), 2 full sets bldgs., ma chinery and stock included, 2 homes, $50,000 down. Will trade. EWING REAL ESTATE CO. 815 Bond. Office 1683 HUFF REAL ESTATE CO. REALTORS S3000, WITH TERMS: 3 bdrms., kit. and nook, bath: on 2 Ig. lots. fcGa.s range, gas circulator, gas water heater go with place. w250: 3 bdrms. down and 1 bdrm. up. All modern, kitch. and din. rm. combined. Utility R. Single garage. On paved street. Close in. Good terms. CAFE for sale, trade or lease. Good location, doing good busi ness. Call Geo. Brvan, 126 Minnesota. Ph. 1331-J.. Etfe. 1275-R. WANT TO .SELL? List your prop erty with GILBERT. A square deal, and prompt, efficient, cour teous service is yours at Gilbert's Real Estate. W115 Wall St. C V. SILVIS LIST 40 ACRES, 18 acres Swallcy wa ter, fair house, barn and chicken house, tractor and sprinkler sys '"p, 4 miles out on highway; S-tOOO. ACRF!? T! ai. f n T water all cultivated, nice large modern homo on highway, 4 !i miles from Bend. S20.000, some , terms. V. Siivis, phone S!1R, 81 Oregon BUSINESS PROPOSITION "educed to sell, safe on highway jy school, living quarters, two 2- rOOm fll,-ni.-l...4 ....... i U..tU nnrl earace for each. Lon lease or V bldg.- 301 E. Franklin. WILL our acres COI, 3 bedroom mod- abbits and chickens. Onchalf m"e Irom city limits. CaU 3R11. For Sale Reel Estate HUFF REAL ESTATE CO. REALTORS . 80 ACRES, 64 a. water. Mod. 6 rm, home, good barn and other bUildinffg HnnH nrrtfiarvt Tn Tiim. n ........a.. t, Mil. alo area. $9500. WITH TTRMS fml,h 2-bdrm. home. Unfinished ud- stairs cntllrl Ka marln lnt O mArn bdrms. NEW strictly modern 4-bdrm. homp nn Fast slria cinnnn urm FHA. " " V- Call Clyde Stewart, ph. 1331-J. Eve. 1048-J. 126' Minnesota Ave. HUFF REAL ESTATE CO. REALTORS $4500, $1300 DOWN, buys 2 mod. rentals, plastered, llv. rm kit bdrm. & nook. BUSINESS bldg. 2 blks. from city center wnn o rm. mod. nome. Priced right to buy. WE also have some pood rates business opportunities, homes & xarms. Call or see Harvey Huff, '126 Minnesota. Ph. 1331-J. FOR SALE by owner: 2 bedroom modern home, partly furnished. Garage, woodsheds, storeroom. Take a late model pickup as part payment. 1360 Fresno. Phone 1318-W. MIDSTATE REALTY CO. ' Carl Lindh and Don Peoples Rm. 11 U. S. Nat. Bldg. , Phone 495 BRAND NEW, surrounded by new homes, two large bedrooms: $8550. i j $1400 DOWN takes this newly re decorated 3-bedroom modern home at 104 Congress; $7000. 4 ACRES, 4 acres COI water; north city limits, 2-bedroom mod ern home, other buildings, some furniture; $8500. 2-BEDROOM modern home, two years old, completely redecorat ed, oil furnace. 1145 Milwaukee; $7950. 80 ACRES. 65 acres Arnold wat er, 3'4 miles from Bend; all fenc ed, no buildings; $6500. TWO excellent business locations on South Third. VERN LARSON AGENCY LOVELY 2 B. R. mod., very large living room, fireplace. Basement and furnace, oak floors, wired for range, 2 lots, nicely landscaped, pavement and sidewalks. $8500. 3 ROOM mod., wired for range, 2 lots, 8 mos. old. $2500. 2 B. R. MOD., not quite remodel ed on 2 lovely lots In industrial district. $3500. WE HAVE a lovely rock 4 B. R. mod. home. Very large living room, fireplace, oak floors, util ity room, coal room, plenty of outbuildings; 1 ac. apple orch ard. 1V4 mi. from city, 12 ac. A business man's estate. 80 AC, 60 ac. COI; 5-rm. modern home, cow barn, horse barn; 8 tons hay, 2 horses and machinery. All for $8,500. 6 ml. from Bend, 3 B. R. mod., oak floors, wired for range, large living room, very nice kitchen and dinette. Drive by 509 Harrlman and give us a ring. Just $6,825. CALL MR. DUBOIS PHONE 32 LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH J. S. DAVIS CO. No property too small Npne too large for us to handle. BUS. OPS. - HOMES RANCHES An Old Reliable Firm J. S. Phone 185 DAVIS CO. Rm. 1 Penney Bldg. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: Acreage Carroll Acres, comfort able 6-room furnished modern home, oil heat, plus bath, utility, insulated fruit room, good built ins, linoleum, wired for range, tank and city water, garage. $5500.00, terms. Will consider good car or pickup or trade. Own er. Ed Losch, Rt. 1. Box 161, ph. 488-W. J. S. DAVIS CO. Phone 185, Rm. 1 Penney Bldg. $3800.00: Good 3-rm. modern, well constructed. $5500.00: Duplex, two lots, well built, garages. S6300 : 3 bedims., hid. firs., paved str., cor. lot. $8000.00 : 3 bedims.. 3 lots, pipe furnace. East side. $5500.00 : 2 bedrms., cor. lot, cozy home, East side. $6300.00: 2 bedrms., close in, very good shape. $3000.00: 4 lots. 3-rm. modern, $800.00 down. E. M. BUCKNUM, REALTOR 1029 Brooks St. Phone 331 Near Chamber of Commerce Evening phone 796-R $1500 DOWN, balance like rent, for this charming home. Lovely fenced yard. 2 bedrooms, double garage. Located close in. Only " $5750.00 3-BEDROOM home on Galveston. Large lot. New septic tank, a good buy for $6500 BRAND NEW home, near swim ming pool. 2 bedrooms, utility room with laundry trays. Inlaid linoleum. Beautiful hardwood lloors. Large garage. Level lot. 1 nw rlnwn oavment on r H. A. loan. $7150.00 ' Far Sale Beat Estate NEED A HOME? Check the Deal of the Day on KBND 8:45 a.m. Call today and inspect the list ings at Gilbert's Real Estate, 1015 wan at. Fuel 16-INCH pine limb wood. Phone 1325M. GOOD solid body wood, single cord $12.00. Four cord lots, $11.00 cord. Phone 1494-W or call Buck Matson, 236tt E. Irving. 16-INCH GREEN SLAB wood de livered In Bend. $14 per 2-cord load, (2-cord load of 16" dry slab trou haul, $5.00 per cord at yard, East end of A street!. Cen tral Oregon Fuel Co., phone 2U1-W. Office 936 A St., Redmond. 8-ft JACK PINE ties, slab for sale, u K. carpenter, ISii Al bany, phone 853-J. FOR GOOD DRY body wood call 348. . FIVE GRADES wood, lump, nut, stoker coal, delivery city or coun try. Public truck scales. Warm Morning Automatic Heaters. Or egon uranlte Memorials. Phone 767. Brookings Wood Yard. For Sale Farm Products NOW IS THE TIME to fill your locker. We have baby beef and steer beef. The price Is right! Beef will be higher. Gohrke's Market, 952 Bond. Phone 207. YOUNG saddle horse, 2 yrs. old this spring. Green broke, gentle. HAL Trailer Park, So. highway 97. 4 YR.. OLD quarter, horse and Morgan, weight between 1100 and 1150. Sale, $70 or trade for what we can use. 410 N. 54 St., Spring field, Ore. FARM OR GARDEN sprinkler Ir rigation equipment and supplies. Complete sprinkler systems large or small for immediate delivery. Benjamin Russell. Rt, 3. Box 313. 3 miles north on 97 FRESH & SPRINGER Holstein, Guernseys, Jerseys, also milking short horn registered bull. 3V6 mi. south of Redmond on old Bend highway. Randall MlUer. BALED HAY. Rt. 3. Box 249. Jean Hawthorne, Phone Bend 2-F-4. POTATO SPECIAL: $2.90 per 100, No. 1 Netted Gems for your cellar. Bring your sacks. Ed Losch. Rt. 1. Box 161. Phone 488 W, 2 blocks East of Carroll Acres store. Second hand sacks for sale. . ' For Sale Miscellaneous UNIQUE Central Amer. Emb, New and different. See now for Christmas order. Aprons, small and lge. tea towels, pillow slips, 1246 E. 3rd. GLUKE Roller Canaries, singles and hens, pedigreed stock 'af 're duced prices. Phone 1007-J. 1313 Cumberland. FOR SALE 16' 2" galvanized pipe; 35' 1'4" galvanized pipe; 1 trumpet, excel lent condition. D and L Trailer Park, So. hiway 97. LARGE red Hawthorn ready for planting, the sooner the better. Some other plants are ready also. 1 oil furnace, 2 wood cook stoves, all good as new. Haines Nurserv, Phone 965, East Norton 735, 150 feet off East 8th St. FOR SALE: Electric refrigerator, 7 ',2 cu. ft. Inquire at Columbia Food Market, 705 Columbia. LEATHER watch straps, extra long, extra short, medium, fitted to your watch, $1.25. H. B. More, watcn Repairing, t;riksens sta tionery. 38 COLT revolver or trade for good binoculars, also part cocker puppies to give away. 1Mb Gal veston. IF YOU are buying, selling or trading furniture you can always save money at Cliff's Bargain Spot, 1841 E. 1st, No. highway. Phone 1534-W. Open " evenings. We buy & sell the best bargains in town. BICYCLES: Tricycles, wagons, or parts are worth real money at Carl Austin's, regardless of condition. You will get highest cash prices at Carl Austin's or will get good allowance on new merchandise. Used and rebuilt bi cycles sold on terms at Carl Aus tin's, Bond and Greenwood. RADIO TUBES Complete stock P h 1 1 c o and other nationally known brands. Tubes tested. Bend Furniture Co. POTATOES: No. Is and bakers at 3c per pound and I will deliver to your door in quantities of 50 lbs. or more. Phone 1502-J-3. NOTICE: Due to popular demand seat covers will remain at new low prices at Bortner's Upholste ry, 2 Greenwood. Phone 1317-J. WE BUY and sell furniture, one piece or complete household, dishes, lamps, beds, dinette sets, china cabinets. What have you? 147 E. Olney. pnone lbtis-M. OIL HEATER, 5-6 room, like new AGM, including butterflv draft regulator, used 6 mo. $50.00. 510 Utica. Phone 68-R. RADIO TUBES Largo and complete stock of ra dio tubes for all makes of radios. Also batteries, dial lights, knobs, aerials, radios, changers, records, and many other articles. Open evenings. Tubes checked free when removed Irom radio and brought in shop. At CLINT'S RADIO AND RECORD SHOP Phone 1336 W. 37 Hastings. 1 MONARCH wood range and 30 gal. hot water tank, good condi tion. Phone 560 after 5 o'clock P. M. For Sale Miscellaneous FOR SALE 2 TWO-WHEEL trailers (cheap) D and L Trailer Park, So. hiway 97. OIL circulating heater with fan. Gas range with trash burner. Both In good condition, on terms. 134 Adams place or phone 1674-R. FOR SALE: Barrel stoves com plete with stand. Low cost heat for garage, shop or cabin, $17.50, Immediate delivery. Bend Iron Works. 300 SAVAGE, new condition, model 99, $95. See at 1472 Elgin. NO. 5 STANDARD UNDER WOOD TYPEWRITER, just over, hauled and in fine shape and only $65.00. See Mr. Mitchell at Pilot Butte Inn. FIR LUMBER, all kinds of di mension, rough or surfaced, ship lap at $55.00 while it lasts. Red cedar shingles, No. 1, $11.00 per sq. No. 2, $8.50, No. 3 $5.00. 9 miles north on old Bend-Redmond highway. Watch for sign. A. A. Powell, phone 1503 W-3. LADY'S $250 diamond, 10 pt, cut $150.00. P. O. Bo 1132. ALMOST NEW $100 Coleman oil circulator for $75. Almost new $80 box spring and innerspring mattress with old iron bedstead $65. Jean Hawthorne, old Des chutes Rd., Rt. 3, Box 249. Bend, Phone 2-F-4. For Sale Used Cars BY OWNER: 1940 Pontiac coupe de luxe model. , Has been well kept. See at East 8th and Green wood, the Shell Oil Sta. between 5 and 6 p. m. 1941 SUPER deluxe Ford station wagon, A-l condition, radio and heater, new tires and new batte ry. See Thompson nt Houk-Van Allen or phone 1586-W. 1941 DELUXE Ford 5-pass. coupe, radio, heater, spotlight, foe llehts. 8000 miles on new motor. Inquire iz Newport or phone 1458-M after 4:30. 36 CHEVROLET 2-dr. sedan. Has tight body, is good clean car. Call 1006-M or see at 42 Irving, wygaara Apts. '39 CHEV. truck, 2-speed axle, '37 Ford coach. No. 2 Scott street '37 CHEVROLET coach, '46 mo tor, good condition. 1314 Colum- bia. 1934 MASTER Chevrolet coach; good motor, body, tires and heat er, $275. Two-wheel trailer 7x4 plywood box, sound tires, $100. 837 Florida. FOR SALE: 1937 Chevrolet 2 door sedan in good condition with extras, $475. See at 307 2nd St., Kcamona. Pnone 2U4-W. For Rent 2 8-ROOM house, partly furnished, Not modern. Call at 236 'a E. Haw thorne. SLEEPING ROOM for rent. Close in, corner Louisiana and Con gress. 640 Congress. 2-ROOM cabins for rent by week or month. Suitable for 1 or 2 peo ple. Utilities furnished. 520 So. 3rd St. Kozy Kourt. FOR LEASE: Downtown busi ness location. Call 1666 or (eve ning) 1355-W. WINTER pasture for 30 hd. dry cows. H. C. Miltenberger, La- pine, Ore. 2 LARGE R. furnished apart. Private bath and entrances. A couple or 2. 301 E. Franklin. 1746-J. WINTER RATES at Lieblein Ho tel. By day, week or month. FOR RENT: 2 and 3 room cab ins. Pine Tree Auto Court. So. on 97 highway. Ph. 414. BEE HIVE trucks for clean haul ing. No restrictions, you drive yourself. Mileage and hourly rates. Phone 1425-J. D & K Boat Rentals. 333 E. 3rd. Wanted BOARD and room wanted. Chris tian home preferred. Will consi der housekeeping room. Call Eda Williams after 5 p. m. Fri day. Phone 1597-J. WANTED: Scrap iron, iunk bat teries, radiators, brass, copper. aluminum, etc. We pick up. Ph. 563-W. , TO RENT: 4 or 5 room house, unfurnished. Phone 506. WOULD LIKE to buy any kind of cattle you have to sell, also some milk cows that will freshen soon. W. R. Franks, Redmond, phone 78. Help Wanted POTATO PICKERS. Nelson & PHfkor, 5 mi. on Butler Market Rd. Phone JO F-4 or 10-F-21. HELP WANTED: Potato pickers, to start Wednesday. Call 1480 or 37-F-2. Will pick them up and take them home. POTATO PICKERS. N. E. of Bend on Burns highway. Rt. 1, Box 362. Ray Bradetich. Phone 2-F-3. SPUD PICKERS. Clean, good yield. Will pay bonus for pickers with their own transportation. 1 mi. east old Bradetich place. P. C. Burt, Box 203, Rt. 1. GIRL desirous of learning book keeping and accounting with a public accounting firm. Account ing background or nxix'rience helpful but not necessary. Reply in own handwriting giving ago. education, rxperience and refer ences, to 6116, Bend Bulletin. Starting salary low but excellent opportunity for advancement. POTATO PICKERS" WMpick up at Waldorf 8:00 a. m. Burt Toikelson. Help Wanted HELP WANTED: Experienced fur finisher. Call Gladyce Krlbs, pnone ibbb. liii Minnesota. SPUD PICKERS. 1st place west or xoung scnooi on Butler Mkt Rd. Phone 10-F-12. SALESMAN wanted at establish, ed appliance store. Give refer enees and qualifications. Write BOX 6561, 7c bulletin. PIN SETTERS wanted. Apply after 6 p. m. Cascade Bowl, 744 Bond. WANTED: Potato pickers. New land Ranch, just south Bend air port. Phone 13-F-6. Situations Wanted GIRL will care for children in their home while parents work. Call 1304-M. YOUNG WOMAN desires general office work. Phone 1167-J. LADY wishes to care for" chil dren In her home day, week or month. 1333 Cumberland. POTATO equipment available. Let us dig your potatoes. Rt. 1, Box 134. Phone 746. Lost LOST: Small red cocker spaniel, female. Near Fremont highway on Pole Patch Rd., 25 mi. S. E. Lapine. Small sore on right nos tril. Answers to name "Duchess." $50.00 reward. O. G. Mclntyre, Rt. 2, Box 107-C, Troutdale, Ore. 15 CHICKENS stolen. Reward of $1.00 each chicken if returned. J. J. Havok, Lapine. 8-25 FIRESTONE tire and wheel Sat. morning; Oct. 16th, between Sisters and Todd lake. Kinder please call collect Sisters, 766 or 787. Reward. Services CALL SUTTON 1368-J FOR CLEANING. WE CLEAN Win dows, Wallpaper, Painted Walls, Woodwork, Outside of Buildings, Venetian Blinds & Shampoo Car or Furniture Upholstery and Rugs. We Clean and Wax Floors with Heavy Equipment. We Do Janitor Service. MOVING, packing and crating fireproof warehouse for storage. Open all day Saturday. Agent for Hunt Nation-wide service. Hol man Transfer. 201 Irvine. Phone 987. WELL AND DRAIN HOLE drill ing. L. A. Hnlman, 108 Tumalo Ave. Phone 199-W. TOP AND FILL DIRT, cinders and driveway pumice, scoopmo bile and dump truck work. T. F. Blakesley. Phone 1405-J. MOVING, crating, dish packing, storage, hauling. Use Casca le Service. Equipment to handle almost any 1ob. Agents for Lvnn Van & Storage. Call 1642-Jvs Cascade Transport. ' ' SAW FILING, gumming, ham mering, band saw welding. Sand er pelts, band saw blades, new handles hung in tools. Sexton Supply & Saw Service, 1195 Wall Street. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain holes shot. Free estimates. Phone- 1252-J. D. W. Grimes. 210 Davis Ave., Bend. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE and repairs on all makes. Phone 274. 1033 Brooks. BLACK TOP PAVING. Coast Black Top Paving Co. Terms if desired. Free estimates. Phone 1208-W. Box 770. Lower Bridge Lower Bridge, Oct. 21 (Special) Home extension unit met Oct. 14 at the home of Mrs. Robert Mon- ical. There were eight members present for the business meeting. A potluck luncheon was served at noon. Ruth Shelton, home demon stration agent, gave the lesson "Pattern Selection." The next meeting will be Nov. 11 at the home of Mrs. Joe Howard. Mr. and Mrs. William Hammer, of Klamath Kails, and Mrs. "Hap" Owens, of Modford, were over night guests at the Friday Holmes ranch recently. Mrs. Marshall Clevenger and Errol and Loris were Wednesday night guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiley, of North Redmond. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stevens call ed at the Friday Holmes ranch Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ragsdalc of Bond visited at the Joe Howard home last week. They wore for mer residents of this community. Velma Buckingham, county school superintendent, visited Thursday at the local school with Mrs. Friday Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Clevenger and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiley, of North Redmond, visited at the Marshall Clevenger home Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Robinson, of Springfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith, of Brownsville, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Pike. VIC FLINT ClWIflftlNe A GUY TMIMKINC UF COUID MIBE ME TOTPAIl HIS WlfE.' MAYBE I OUGHT TO HANG OOTdSISN:" VOU WANT DIVORCE evidence, gq. ELSEWHERE. A VELSEHEE-: 1 ' TKIIjvGlV Z-i. dOTAaiTWrtl l- ' 'J Ml OUT OUR WAY feiJ IM-.Ty-JA ( EONVT 6ET ME .TOO.' I1"1 pV VOL) DIDM'T ) EXCITED.' I'M ) YOL) CAMT I ! DOONETrllWG 7 LOOKIW FOR I HANDLE i- TO SAVE ME "y A PLACE TO ) MO GOAT Z BORM THIRTY YEARS Irregular Trend Noted on Market By T. W. Kienlen (United Prow Financial Writer) New York, Oct. 21 IP The stock market was irregular near the close today with sales again approaching the million share level. Opening on gains ranging to a point, the market fell back on mild-profit-taking which Wall street described as a "natural" consequence of pine days of rising Industrial share prices. Most of the day's business news was favorable, Including higher earnings for General Foods and Atlantic Refining. Carloadlngs were reported higher than a week ago, although below the 1947 level. The general outlook was consid ered fuvorable, particularly for such heavy Industries as steel making and automobile produc tion. Republic Steel the other day reported higher September earn ings and earnings of other steel companies were expected to show a similar pattern. Next week U.S. Steel and Bethlehem directors will report on September results. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK Portland, Ore., Oct. 21 U'i Livestock: Cuttle salable 200, calves 75; markht moderately active on cows but slow on steers; sales of steers late Wednesday weak-lower; low medium grades 23,, one load above average medium 25; cutter-common steers 17-20; cut ter-common heifers 16-19, some held higher; cannercutter cows strong, largely ld-15.50; shells down tn 11 and below; fat dairy type cows 16-16.50; medium beef cows up to 18.50; bulls scarce, me dium-good grades Wednesday 20 22.50; few good vealers strong at 27.25; choice quotable to 28 or above; good heavy calves salable around 25-26. Hogs salable 125; market ac tive, steatiy; good-choice 180-230 lbs. 28.25-28.50; 250-280 lbs. 26.50; 165 lb. weights 26; good 350-550 lb. sows 24.50-25; choice 108 lb. feeder pigs 30. bhecp salable 100; market vcrv slow; scattered sales steady with Wednesday s .50 lower close: few medium-good shorn lambs 20; good-choice wooled kinds quot able up to 21.50; good slaughter ewes up to 8.50; common down to 5. FINES ARE PAID Overtime parking fines have been paid by the following, ac cording to records at the city police station: George Dyer. II. E. Harold, Mrs. W. .A. Laughlin, S. Hammond, Ionard Lumlgren, J. It. Keyes, Dorothy Bott, VV. R. Shahan and E. L. Nielsen. Miss Schmidt, county health nurse for this district, visited the local school last week. Mis. P. B. Holmes was a busi ness visitor in Bend and Redmond on Wednesday. Ray Nelson, from Wa.shougal, Wash., spent several days last week visiting at the L. E. Pike home. Mrs. Marshall Clevenger and daughter, Loris, and Mrs. Charles Wiley, of North Redmond, were Bend shoppers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Emery and son, Roger, from Sweet Home, visited Saturday at the L. E. Pike home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Huff and sons, of Redmond, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Clevenger. Use classified ads in The Bulle tin for quick results. I77SrT Tl ""W VFS. MA'AMil r 1 WANT I FLINT ?)BiBid COME IN. TO CONSULT V V PW? l" -t-i r VOU ABOUT 1 T l&V.'a I ..,-. M I I AP0ORIFM A . VVta i( I U IF I MAY. SULTING.' -J-" , x ti t Sim m WILLIAMS Jp WILLIAMS tO-lll t. H. M& Ul PAT. OPT. TOO SOON The commutation of her life sentence to four years has prompted Senate investigators to ask an explanation from Army Secretary Kenneth C. Royall of ivhy Use Koch will go free. Frau Koch, above, notorious "Belle of Buchenwald" concentration camp in Germany, was convicted of brutal treatment of prisoners. PORTLAND PRODUCE Portland, Ore., Oct. 21 HI- But ter and egg prices held unchanged and steady to firm today. Ched dar cheese purchasers limited dealings in face of weak prices at mldwestern markets. Butter Prices to retailers: Grade AA prints, 71c; AA cartons, 72c; A prints, 71c; A cartons, 72c; B prints, 67c. , . Eggs Prices to retailers: Grade AA large, 77-7,Sc doz.; cer tified A large, 69c doz.; A large, 67-68c; AA medium, 65c; certified A medium, 63c; A medium, 60-62c; A small, 50-52c; cartons, 2c addi tional. Man Loses His Borrowed Suit Seattle, Wash., Oct. 21 Ul'i Two men apprehended taking the coat, pants, suspenders and belt from a third man on the street told po lice today they were "Just taking the law into our own hands." One of the men. William Houghton, 56, told officers a suit was stolen from his room Tues day. When he and his roommate, Mark McNally, were going to work, they said they saw David II. Jacobs, 22, wearing Hough ton's suit. . "What's mine Is mine," Hough ton said, "we just decided to take the suit." Jacobs admitted the theft. He was booked at the city jail. TWO OK C EN TRAL OREGON'S BEST. FlJdi niVF.ItSIFIKI) FARM 8(1 Acres with (IS Acres )1 water all flood irrigation. 80 acres additional grH'.inrr land. New ull'ullii and nlsike kcciI ings. Good spud quota. 3 bed room modern home, 1'2 stun cion barn, hog hniiHCK, elc. Vt mile lo pavi'tl road. School bus. 1 8,111111. ISO ACRES I t l.I. WATER RIGHTS. rl Acres iill'alla, 27 Acres good seeded pasture, balance potato unci grain land. I room house, large burn, spud cellar, blacksmith shop, nm chine shed, Allis llulineiH tractor, full line good ma chinery. $31,5(1(1. Very good terms. J. A. DUDSEY, Realtor I). A. KAY 103!) Wall St. I'honi-s: Office 1327-W. Home lli!)2M Bv J. K By MICHAEL O'MALLEY and RALPH LANE OTHER PEOPLE S PRO01EMS APtVW Y-J-' K npcAnrtfin flnrrr-D JJ- : .; , Oregon Voters to Hydroelectric Bill ; By Eldon Barrett (United Preu Stuff Correspondent) Salem, Ore., Oct. 21 iLB Among the 11 state measures that will be on the general election ballot Nov. 2 are bills to amend the state's 1931 hydroelectric act and to create a woods camp for delin quent boys. Probably no measure on the ballot has stirred up as much controversy as the hydroelectric amendment. In the 1947 legisla ture this measure was known as "senate bill 99." It was passed bv both houses, vetoed by the late Gov. Earl Snell, then passed over the veto. Public power and farm organi zations, spearheading the opposi tion, invoked a referendum peti tion to let the voters decide the fate of the bill. r ' Provisions Outlined : The complicated measure Is de signed to protect investments of private power companies when thev construct hvrlrneleetrin Hams in the state. Under existing law, private companies can te licensed to build power dams, but the state or any municipality, including, public utility districts can "at any time" take over the project after giving two-year notice and pay ment of "fair value not exceeding the net Investment, plus any 'reasonable' damages." If the measure is approved, the state, any city, county or PUD can acquire a private power dam only after the expiration of a company's license. Licenses gen erally are Issued for 25 to 50 years. . In other words, private power companies can hold and operate tneir nyaroelectric dams during periods for which they are licens- - ed without fear of having them ianen over py puonc interests if tne mil is approved. "v- I .i nc. i ' -v Primarily, the controversy over the bill represents a fight be tween private and public power advocates. The measure to establish a boys . camp is one referred to the peo ple by the 1947 legislature. It calls for establishment of a camp for delinquent boys at Reeher's civilian conservation corp camp near Timber, Washington county. The measure was submitted to the people only to comply with the constitutional requirement . that location of a new state In stitution outside of Marion coun ty needs approval of the people. Would Alii Boys The idea behind the measure is to segregate inmates of Wood burn training school for boys. In corrlgables would stay in the Woodburn insitution. The others would be placed in the camp. The measure also carries an ap propriation of $150,000. one-third of which is for establishing the camp, and the other $100,000 to operate it until the end of the bl ennium, June 30, 1949. The New 1949 Harloy Davidson Motorcycle Is Here! See It On Display at OREGON TRAIL Motorcycle Co. 123 E. Greenwood Phone 704-J Unfinished 5 Pc. Dinette Sets Unfinished Chests of Drawers 12.95 to 39.50 Unfinished Book Cases 9.95 to 14.95 El WELL. 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