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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1948
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For Kale Real Estate
VERN LARSON AGENCY
4 B. R. MOD., basement, double
garage and work shop, fenced,
landscaped.
10 AC.,' 10 WATER, 2 B. R., tire,
place, outbuildings, pressure sys
tern, 2 mi. out.
5 B, R. MOD., furnace, oak floors,
fireplace, pavement,- sidewalks,
sewer, $11,550, terms.
3 AC. Just outside city, close to 97,
School bus and stores. $2,750.
NEW 2 B. R. mod., has eveything,
in top location.
CALL MR. DUBOIS
Phone 32 Res. 1686-R
FOR LEASE: Richfield service
station at Sisters. Call Don Den
ning, ph. 71 at Bend or see Jack
Halleman at station.
ATTRACTIVE new 2 bedroom
modern home, plastered, wired
for range and water tank, utility
room, garage attached, plenty
storage. 11th between F & G, Red
mond. George Demas.
TED COOPER AGENCY
.REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
' Due to our purchase of the Bend
Branch of Huff Real Estate Co.
we are in need of good farm,
home and business listings. If you
wish to buy we will be pleased to
assist you in choosing property to
fit your needs.
Phone 1331-J. 126 Minnesota Ave.
WANT TO SELL? List your prop
erty with GILBERT. A square
' deal, and prompt, efficient, cour
teous service Is yours at Gilbert's
Kead ustate, luib wan St.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY with
small capital investment. Service
' station for lease, sisters. Reas
onable flat rental. Inquire for de
tails Don Denning, Richfield Oil
Corp. Telephone 71.
TWO BEDROOM modern, plas
, tered house. Basement, furnace,
stationary tubs, large fenced lot,
good garage. 212 Scott St.
$1400 DOWN: Balance FHA, two
bedroom home with large unfin
ished upstairs, automatic heat,
hot water, wired for range, sprin
kling system, cement basement,
plaster. Ph. 1228-W.
2 B. R mod., E. side, some furn.
goes, only $4250.
3 B. R mod., 1 bl. to store and
bus. 1 blk. off S 97. $5500.
9 LOTS, 3 commercial, on 3rd St.
$15,000, $5,000 dn.
VALE.'Oregon, 80 A., 74 W., pav
ed hy New. elec., full bsmnt.
$9,000. Trade your Bend property.
80 A., 63 W., 240 grazing at $2.72
a yr., 3 a. k., mod. $i4,uou.
BUS bldgs., 6500 sq. ft; $22,500.
SId.WU dn.
MOTEL, trade your home.
EWING REAL ESTATE CO.
815 Bond. Phone 1683
Mr. Nichols, eve. 1328-W
Mr. Ewing, eve. 592
TED COOPER AGENCY
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
7 ACRES, 7 A. water, 5-room mod.
- home. Fireplace. Phone. One mile
from city limits. $WiU0, with $2000
down.
2-BDRM.. llv. rm.. kit. and nook
bath with shower. Utility rm. and
pantry. Double garage, oil heater
gas range, gas water heater and
Venetian blinds. $4250 with good
terms.
Call Geo. Bryan. 126 Minnesota
Ave. ?- '.T31-J. Eve. 1275-R.
LET ALL STATE
HELP YOU LOCATE
4 B. R. MOD., west side. $6375, or
will trade equity for cattle or
good truck.
NEW 1 b. r. mod.
LOVELY 2 b. r.
$6600.
east side, $6300.
mod., east side,
ATTRACTIVE 3 b. r. and den,
best of construction throughout.
Close In, west side, paved street.
$13,500.
FARMS: 80 ac., 61 ac. water. 42
ac. new clover, 10 ac. new pas
ture. $12,000, $3500 dn.
80 AC, 55 ac. water, between
Redmond and Bend, level and
free of rocks, $10,500.
ALSO 40 ac. of additional adjoin
ing above farm. $7900.
40 AC, 38 ac. CO!., close in, no
house, good land, $5500.
SEVERAL GOOD business oppor
tunities. For details stop In at All
State Realty, 221 Greenwood. Ph.
167.
NEED A HOME? Check the Deal
of the Day on KBND 8:45 a. m.
Call today and Inspect the listings
at Gilbert's Real Estate, 1015 Wall
St.
BUSINESS PROPOSITION: Re
duced to sell because of Illness.
cafe on highway by school, living
quarters, two 2 room furnished
apt., bath and garage for each.
Long lease or buy bldg. 301 E.
Franklin.
Tor Sale Real Estate
OWNER LEAVING, must be sold
now. 2 bedroom modern, piped
for gas range, garage, stoves,
floor coverings, insurance, some
terms. Sacrifice for cash. 13 6 0
Fresno.
A NEW HOME on E. 3rd near
Allen school: 2 bedrooms, plaster
board papered, gas furnace, at
tached garage, stationary tubs,
Immediate possession. Only $7600,
$1490 dn.. $48 month. Anne For
bes, Realtor. 36 Oregon. Phone
36-W.
3 BDRM. MOD. house, garage,
woodshed, 2 lots, $2150.00 down,
bal. $30 mo. See at 434 E. Norton.
SIX-ROOM furnished house and
three room furnished house. In
quire at 34 Hastings.
ONE-ROOM house, wired, has
stove, fireproof siding and shin
gles. Can be moved easily. Will
take '34 model car or sell. 1344
Newport Ave. Phone 1386-J.
BY OWNER: East side new mod
crn 2-bedroom home. Attached
garage and utility. Hardwood
floors, Insulated, weatherstrip
ped, automatic heat, fireplace. 636
E. 4th St. Phone 1324-K.
J. S.
Phone 185.
DAVIS CO.
Rm. 1 Penney Bldg.
$5,000.00 Two bedrm. modem
large kitchen and dinette, oil
heater, garage, full lot on paved
street. Assume pal. u. i. Mtge.
Immediate possession.
$8,500.001 blk. from Allen schl.
a-rm. mod., lull cemt. basmt. with
pipe furnace, two full lots, ga
rage. Assume FHA mtge.
$8.000.00 Brand new 4-rm. mod.
East side. 2 bedrms.. mod. kitch
en with dinette, hdwd. firs., new
panel furnace, attached garage
60x140 lot. Ready for occupancy
few davs.
$3,000.00 West side, 4 lots. 3-rm.
mod. on neater, garage, wonder
ful garden spot. $800.00 cash, bal.
easy payments.
$10,500.00 Beautiful 3 bedroom
modern, east side, well arranged,
llv., din. rm. and kitchen, hdwd.
firs., good furnace, exceptionally
well constructed of finest mater
ials. Fuel
DRY BODY WOOD, 16" or any
length, rate on 3-cord load.
Prompt delivery. Phone 1478-J.
JACK PINE tie slab, 16 and 24
Inch. 8 ft. L. R. Carpenter. 1324
Albany. Phone 853-J.
COAL
PRESTO-LOGS
STORAGE
TRANSFER
Local and) Long Distance
BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER
CO.
222 Irving. Phone 444
WOOD, COAL, delivery c 1 1 y or
country, public truck scales.
Warm Morning automatic heat
ers, Oregon granite memorials.
White truck $800. Phone 7 6 7.
Brookings Wood Yard.
For Sale Farm Product
RABBITS, 23 fryers, 6 does, 1
buck, hutches free. 1344 Newport
Ave. Phone 1386-J.
DAIRY and family cows, fresh
and coming fresh. 3 '4 miles south
of Redmond on old Bend high
way. Phone 3-R-16. Randall Mill
er. FARM OR GARDEN sprinkler Ir
rigation equipment and supplies.
Complete sprinkler systems large
or small lor immediate delivery.
Benjamin Russell, Rt. 3. Box 313,
3 miles north on 97.
POTATOES: Good quality table
stock, $2.50, plus charge for
sacks. Bring sacks and save. Also
about 5 tons clover and alfalfa
mix hay. Eight mile post Burns
htway, turn left l ml., turn right
first house on left.
YOUNG grain fed butcher beeves.
Go south on highway 97 to Time
Station, turn right, third house
on left.
For Sale Miscellaneous
DON'T GET CAUGHT
with your radio down Christmas.
Bring In your radio tubes and let
us check them while you and the
family play our Christmas rec
ords, Children and hundreds of
others, 35c up only new records
sold. Open evenings. 10 o'clock.
Tubes, record players, batteries,
etc., at
CLINTS RADIO & RECORD
SHOP
Phone 1336-W. 37 Hastings
FOR SALE: Man's warm winter
coat, size 40. Call 1601-W-3.
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS with
bicycles - Electric headlights, 89c;
Electric horns $1.49; bells, sad
dles, pedals 89c pair, chain
guards, carriers, baskets, speedo
meters $-1.87, and many other
Items. Drop In and Inspect our
complete stock. Lowest prices.
Carl Austin, Bond and Green
wood. BICYCLE GIFT suggestions.
Saddle covers, bags, mud flaps.
fenders, wind cuffs, lights, reflec
tors, locks, tires, tubes. Road
masters. West Bend Hlcvcle Shop,
707 Columbia, 1096 J. Guaranteed
repairs.
DUNCAN PHYFE coffee table,
new 6 way floor lamp, silver
mrktflU t mim'h h,.l ,,,! 1'
cups. Perfume lamps, occasional
cnair, circulating neater, white
enamel cookstove. New mattress
es, full and twin size. Simmons
beds, coll springs, used mattress
es. 22-Inch round mirrors, buffet,
chest of drawers. 147 East Olnev.
CHRISTMAS TREES for sale at
1214 Albany or Limes Service Sta
tion, Greenwood ave.
For Sale Miscellaneous
6 MONTHS OLD 'blonde cocker
pup. female; $15.00. Ph. 1500-W-3.
CHRISTMAS TREES for sale at
17 Scott St. 75c up to $2.50. Phone
1708-W.
FOR SALE: Daveno, six 24-Inch
high stools, hiboy, twin three
drawer chests, new lawn mower,
radio-phonograph, Bendix folding
clothes dryer. Ph. 1228-W.
USED 30-gal. automatic oil water
heater. Good condition. $35. Ph.
1517-W-l. N. T. Motel.
ENGLISH WALNUTS direct
from grower, 30c per lb. postpaid
M. Lehne, Rt. 2. Box 292 -B, Rose
burg, Ore.
3040 KRAG rifle. Cut down and
ammunition. Bargain. $45.00. Ph.
1515-W-l.
WOOD or coal circulator, used
one season, $40.00. Call 70-J, 8 to
5 P. M. 1507-W-4 after 5 p. m.
CHRISTMAS TREES for sale at
17 Scott St., 75c up to $2.50. Ph.
1708-W.
BLONDE COCKERS for Christ
mas, lust four left. Thorough
bred, 6 weeks old. Put one of
these under the tree Xmas morn
ing. 1648 Awbrey road.
WE BUY and sell furniture, one
piece or complete household,
dishes, lamps, beds, dinette sets,
china cabinets. What have you?
147 E. Olney. Phone 1668-M.
RADIO TUBES Complete stock
P h i I c o and other nationally
known brands. Tubes tested.
Bend Furniture Co.
A BEAUTIFUL GIFT FOR
CHRISTMAS
Give a Baldwin piano and you
give the best. Also piano for rent.
Benson Piano Company, 65 Gil
christ. Ph. 1087.
For Sale Used Cars
'37 FORD, new tires, eood bodv
and upholstery. Very clean motor.
Keasonaote terms, see at 1785
Harriman or phone 563-J.
1935 CHEV. master sedan. $175;
1933 Ford panel, 1938 motor. Ex
cellent condition, $175.00. 2102
Awbrey Rd. Ph. 1383-W.
WHY PAY RENT? 20-ft. house
trailer, Butane cookstove, oil
heater, sell cheap. See at 97 Mar
ket, So. 3rd.
FOR SALE: 1941 5-passenger
Chevrolet coupe, perfect condi
tion. $1250.00. Inquire Millican
Store, Millican. Ore.
1937 CHRYSLER Royal sedan,
$515. Good rubber, motor In good
condition. Inquire at Oasis.
1931 CHEV. coupe, good condi
tion, 80 rubber, extras. $110.00.
Ph. 1495-R, 1320 Hartford.
A REAL BARGAIN, 1935 Chevro-
let coupe, runs very good. Priced
for a quick sale. Phone 1751-R.
See at 245 Franklin.
29 FORD. $100.00 as is. 324 Hill.
For Kent
MODERN 6 -room unfurnished
house. Located at 227 Wall. In
quire at 826 Delaware. $20 a
month.
2-BEDROOM modern house, gas
range, oil lurnace, vacant soon.
Close In. Inquire at 48 McKay.
2-ROOM modern furnished apt.
Wood, water and lights furnished.
$25.00 mo. 15 Gilchrist. Phone
977-J.
MODERN 2-bedroom cottage for
rent, winter rate. Mountain View
Motor Court, phone 589.
MODERN 2-bcdroom cottage for
rent. Winter rate. Mountain View
Motor Court, phone 589.
5-ROOM furnished house, 2 baths,
electric range, electric refrigera
tor, oil heat, reasonable .to right
party. Phone 1517-W-l. N. T. Mo
tel. HOUSE FOR RENT: 1 bedroom,
shower, electric hot water tank
piped for oil stove. Inquire at 56
Oregon. Phone 1792-W.
CABINS FOR RENT at Pine Tree
Auto Court, South on hiway 97.
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.
CLEAN, quiet sleeping rooms In
uptown hotel. Winter rates by
day, week or month. Leibleln Ho
tel, 853 Wall.
Wanted
THE BULLETIN needs two cop
ies of September 16, 194S. edition,
both sections. Will pay 50c each
to anyone having these papers.
Must be in near perfect condition.
Call Les Schwab, 56.
SCRAP IRON, old batteries, ra
diators, brass, copper, etc. I pick
up anywhere. Ph. 563-W or P. O.
Box 5, Melvin O'Day. 1S17 Harri
man. WANTED: S e w I n e machines.
any condition. Ph. 1019-J.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY anv kind
of cattle you have to sell, also
some milk cows that will freshen
soon. W. R. Franks, Redmond,
phone 78.
WANTED TO BUY. anv kind of
cattle and hogs. Call 1455 R. 510
Quimby Ave.
STAMPS, bought, sold, traded.
Call 1135-VV after 12 noon.
Situations Wanted
EXPERIENCED soloist available
for weddings, funerals, church &
social functions In vicinity of
Bend, Redmond or Prineville.
Write Patricia Brown Yank, Rt.
1. Redmond, Oreg.
LOST: Truck tire, 700 hv IS, on
Alfalfa road, rwward. Notify
Bradctich ranch.
Social Calendar
Tonight
8 p.m. Sunshine club Christ
mas party, with Mrs. Nelson Le
land, 354 Drake road.
8 p.m. Women of the Moose,
Moose hall.
8 p.m. American Legion auxil
iary, library auditorium.
8 p.m. -- Degree of Honor,
Eagles hall.
8 p.m. First Presbyterian
women s groups, with Mrs. Lor
ante Evers, 620 Riverside.
8 p.m. Epsilon Sigma Alpha,
with Mrs. Robert Nordhy, 11T15
Columbia.
Wednesday
1 p.m. Church of God mission
ary circle with Mrs. Rose Helm
buck, 1400 Cumberland.
1:15 p.m. Daughters of Ihe
Nile, Pine Tavern.
2 p.m. Methodists W.S.C.S
with Mrs. Ross Knotts, 304 Hun
ter place.
2 p.m. Juniper Garden club,
with Mrs. Clarence Elder, old Red
mond road.
6:15 p.m. Soroptlmlst club
Christmas party, Pine Tavern.
6:30 p.m. Family potluck din
ner, First Christian church.
8 p.m. V.F.W. auxiliary, Vet
erans hall.
8 p.m. Come-Double club, with
Dr. and Mrs. Lorance Evers, 620
Klverside.
8 p.m. Circle 4, Catholic Altar
society, with. Mrs. John Currle,
407 Delaware.
8 p.m. B.D.W. club, Christmas
party with Mrs. Ted Hinshaw,
Carroll Acres.
8:40 p.m. Berean class, tree-
trimming at First Christian
church.
Thursday
1 p.m. First Lutheran ladies
aid, church parlors.
l p.m. evergreen circle, Moose
club room.
1:15 p.m. Thursday Bridge
ciuo, I'lne Tavern.
2 p.m. Eastern Star home ec
onomics club, with Mrs. Lyle Car-
rlnglon, wells Acres.-
i. p.m. Pine Forest home ec
onomics club, grange hall.
2 p.m. Baptist women s union.
with Mrs. A. C. Nelson, 645 Broad
way. u:.) p.m. A.A.u.w. Christmas
party, with Mrs. E. M. Bucknum
45 Newport.
6:30 p.m. Neighbors of Wood
craft, Norway hall.
7 p.m. P.E.O. Sisterhood, with
Mrs. Don uennlng, 134 Irving.
7:30 p.m. Junior Civic league,
Pine Tavern.
8 p.m. Pythian Sisters, Eagles
hall.
8 p.m. First Lutheran L.D.R.,
with Mrs. P. W. Chernenkoff,
1022 Steldl.
Nearly 50 varieties of meat and
meat products, ranging from
cocktail sausages to whole hams,
are now packed in metal cans.
Lost
$3 REWARD for the return of
Carl Sutton's billfold. Ph. 1368-J.
GOLD-RIMMED child's glasses
between Kenwood school and Aw
brey road. Urgently needed. Ph.
796-R. 16-18 Awbrey road.
LOST, between Woolworth's and
Newberry's, new dress, dark
brown. Size 38. Return to 1315 Ith
aca or phone 1021-M.
Found
HONDSOME, gray black tiger
tomcat, well - trained, unusually
companionable. If not claimed
will give away to a good home.
Ph. 1213-R between 5 and 7 p. m.
Services
COMMERCIAL PRINTING OF
quality. For letterheads, enve
lopes, business forms, booklets or
any printing see tlie Bend Bulle
tin. Telephone 56 a representa
tive will gladly call.
MOVING, packing and crating,
fireproof warehouse for storage.
Open all day Saturday. Agent for
Hunt Nation wide service. Hoi
man Transfer, 201 Irving. Phone
987.
SAW FILING, gumming ham
mering, band saw welding, Sand
er bolts, 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.
BULLDOZER. D 7 Caterpillar
with lift, tilt angle Made, land
clearing, ditch work, stock ponds,
etc. Inquire at Carroll Acres
Store or ph. 59-J. Rose and Mel
rose. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
271. 1033 Brooks.
LEVELING, loading, top and fill
dirt and cinders. George Matson,
phone 1631-W.
WOOD SAWING: Prompt serv
Ice. call after 1 p. m. Phone 1570
R or call at 15-15 W. 11th.
MOVING, CRATING, dish pack
ing, storage, hauling. Use Cascade
Service. Equipment to handle
almost any job. Agents for Lvon
Van and Storage. Call 1642 -J,
Cascade Transport.
CALL SUTTON 13 68-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. VVe Do
Janitor Service.
Miscellaneous
ANSWERS UNCALLED FOR
At The Bulletin business office
there remain uncalled for an
swers to classified advertisements
with key numbers as follows:
6229. 6573. 6672, 6135.
Hospital Site
To Be Dedicated
At Prineville
Prineville, Dec. 14 With H. S.
Mersereau, who heads the public
relations committee of the roun
ders Ser.vlce organization of the
Pioneer Memorial hospital in
charge, a dedication ceremony
will be held Sunday afternoon,
December 19, at the 12-acre site
of the new modern hospital.
The institution will rise at the
location, just north of the city of
Prineville as the result of total
pledges on the part of residents
of Prineville, Crook county and
sections of west Wheeler county
in the Mitchell section.
Workers of this area, who in
cluded all business, labor, Indus
trial and agricultural leaders, suc
ceeded in raising $282,680, sub
stantially over the goal set. While
installment payments of pledges
was begun on December 1, Orrin
Mills, manager of the hospital as
sociation, reports that a substan
tial number have remitted In full
already.
Commit tees Named
W. B. Morse, president of the
Founders service organization,
has announced committee ap
pointments of the hospital asso
ciation as follows:
Public relations, H. S. Merser
eau, chairman, Richard Houk and
Bruno Keif, co-chairmen; E. L.
Woods, D. W. Kemper, Wayne
Houston, Rev. B. M. Rogness.
Rev. L. D. Dixon, LaSelle Coles,
Dr. R. N. Sherwin, Dr. Walter
Wlnitzky. Donald Gabbert. E. E.
Gervais. J. W. Lidstrom, J.: F.
Lieuallen, M. R. Loper, R. P. Mc
Rae, H. L. Munkres and H. H.
Tlllong.
Membership and social. D. P.
Westbrook, chairman, Leo Bauer
and H. H. Henninger, co-chairmen;
J. O. Parrish, Russell Ver
non, Ellsworth Hickman. John
Hough, M. R. Isted. Marshall
Winn, Dr. Elon L. Wood, G. C.
Barron, J. R. Carder, Z. L. Bra
ly, R. S. Henry, Vern Higgins,
E. A. Jordon, Earl Laughlin, J. E.
McAllister. Joe Mason. Bruce
Scott and Gordon Stearns.
Public service. Orval Berrv.
chairman, Lyle Laughlin and Car
rol McCord. co-chairmen: John
Gordon, Lloyd Lewis. C. C. Mc-
Glenn, D. L. Van Dusen, Dr. R.
Hunter, Everett Cornett, Ed
Dorn, F. L. Durdle, J. T. Ireland,
Hank Jalllngs. G enn Loesden.
iNorman McLean and K. Vincent.
Public affairs. Cecil M. Slv.
chairman, Frank Alander. co-
chairman; R. B. Bachelder, V. H.
Berry, T. Bradwater, Jerry
Breese, Dr. J. R. Dreher. Dan Tay
lor, Arthur' Foster, W. H. Hutto
and R. W. Lynch.
Public ambulance, E. E. Good
ich, chairman, A. D. Amundson.
co-chairman; S. O. Michel, Paul
Houston, D. Chamberlain and Dr
Galen S. Egbert.
Culver
Culver. Dec. 14 (Speciall-Mom-
bers of Haystack H. E. club who
attended a meeting at the home
of Mrs. .Don Lehman last Tues
day afternoon were Mrs. Wesley
ciai-K, mis. J. f. uiarK, Mrs. Don
Clark, Mrs. L. M. Homey, Flora
Mae Horney, Mrs. H. E. Keenev
and, the co-hostess, Mrs. Wilbur
lenman.
Mrs. Gene Blcart. who left Sun
day for Ontario to visit until the
first of the year, was accompa
nied by Mrs. Peter Bicart. who
will return home in a few days.
wiiiis ana teddy Freeman are
home from school in Portland to
spend the holidays with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Free
man. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Read. Mr.
and Mrs. L. M. Horney and Mr.
anci mrs. rt u; Aeeney installed
officers at the Lookout mountain
grange Thursday night.
Mr. ana Mrs. Bill Kobinson of
Prineville visited over the week
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. u. usborn.
Last Saturday night grange
members from Opal Citv. Hav-
stack and Ashbutte granges met
with Mud Springs grange at its
hall for a joint installation of of-
ticers. the work was nut on bv
H. E. Keeney, Mr. and Mrs. J.P.
Read. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Horney
and Mrs. H. E. Keeney.
Use classified ads m The Bulle
tin for quick results.
Rowers for
Special Occasions
Floral Designs
Corsages
Free City Delivery
We Telegraph Mowers
Anywhere
Open Evenings and Sundays
PICKETT
Rower Shop and Garden
Phono 830 629 Quimby
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph K. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Park O. Fleming
Owners and Managers
Town to Plant
Christmas Tree
Brookings, Dec. 14 UJ'i Erook
Ings boosters said today they will
plant a living Christmas tree In
the middle of town.
The tree will replace an annual
temporary tree brought in by the
Brookings fire department. The
permanent tree project was ap
proved by the state highway commission.
Fatal Accident
Dims Sweden's
Lucia Ceremony
Stockholm, Dec. 14 nil One
Swedish girl was dead by fire and
another was in a critical condition
after nationwide ceremonies hon
oring the memory of a martyr
named Lucia.
. The victims were two of thous
ands of Sweden's prettiest girls
who took part in the Lucia day
tcstival yesterday in cities,
towns and villages all over Swed
en. The festival honored a beauti
ful Christian girl named Lucia.
She was killed by the sword In
the fourth century when, accord
ing to legend, the infidels were
unable to take her life In an at
tempt to burn her at the stake.
Mrs. Gertrud Akymberg was
burned fatally when she tripped
on her long wjilte skirt while
wearing the traditional candles in
her hair as she went to serve her
landlord coffee in bed at Tierp
in central Sweden.
(iown Catches Fire
Severely burned was Kersten
Braennstroem, 26, a nurse in a
northern Sweden hospital. Her
white gown caught fire while she
was serving patients in the hos
pital. She was to have been mar
ried this Christmas.
The favorite nurse at the hos
pital, she entered the ward with
candles in her hair, heading a
procession of girls all carrying
coffee. She stumbled over her
skirt, fell, and the flames envel
oped her.
As a part of the festival, 11
girls carried coffee and cakes to
the rooms of three Nobel prize
winners. They were Dr. Paul
Mueller, medicine; T. S. Eliot, lit
erature, and Prof. Patrick Black-
ett, physics.
The casualties dimmed but did
not postpone the scheduled de
parture tonight of Stockholm's
Lucia queen, Marianne Hylen, for
New York. The 17-year-old beauty
was selected in a contest last
month and took part in yester
days iestivai.
A Lucia quceft from Seattle.
Asa Gudjohnsen, sat beside her
ana ottered greetings from Amer
icans of Scandinavian extraction.
Marianne was scheduled for a
big New York welcome, with
Mayor William O'Dwyer as host.
She will go on to Philadelphia
Dec. 17 to receive the keys to the
city at Independence hall. She
also may visit Minneapolis and
Seattle.
TO SELL TREES
Prineville, Dec. 14 The Future
Farmers of America of the Crook
County high school braved the
storms of the past week in har
vesting a supply of Christmas
trees for local residents. The
group of junior farmers have set
up a sales yard for their trees be
side the manual training shop at
the high school grounds. Proceeds
of their sales will be applied to
development of F.F.A. projects, it
was .announced by Donald M.
Gabbert, high school principal.
Some lightweight brick Is made
by mixing the clay with organic
material which burns out during
the firing process.
Synopsis of Annual Statement for the
Sear ended December 31, iwi, oi um
nited States Branch of Royal Insur
ance Company, Ltd., of Liverpool, erf
England, made to the Insurance Com
missioner of the State ot Oregon, pur
suant to law:
INCOME
Net premiums received. $1T,7W,780.70.
Totaf interest, dividends and real es
tate income. $810,137.89.
Income from other sources, 11.339.-
194.65.
Total income. 119.942.113.24.
DISBURSEMENTS
Net amount paid for losses. S8.831.-
820.19.
Loss adjustment expenses. SS1 .741 .-
90.
Underwriting expenses, 97.945.612.27.
Dividends paid to stockholders, None.
Dividends Daid or credited to policy
holders, None.
All other expenditures (Including
Investment expenses $26,640.80), $841,
947.28. Total disbursements. $18,280421.64.
ADMITTED ASSETS
alue of real estate owned (market
ralue), $356,025.00.
Loans on mortgages and collateral,
etc.. None.
Value of bondc owned (amortized).
$22,702,598.27.
Value of stocks owned (market val
ue). $5,401,825.00.
Cash in banks and on hand, $2,334.
478.06. Premiums in course of collection
written since September 30, 1947, $2.
082.445.81. I Interest and rents due and accrued,
; $82,588.26.
! Other assets (net), $980,571.60.
Total admitted assets. $33,941,132.00.
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
! OTHER FUNDS
I Total unpaid claims. $5,687,969.26.
Estimated loss adjustment expense
1 for unpaid claims, $328,022.15.
I Total unearned premiums. $15,695,
I 069.30.
1 All other liabilities. $1.895.233 85.
Total liabilities, except capital, $23,
$06,294 56.
! Statutory Deposit. $500.000 00.
Special surplus funds: Contingency
j Reserve. $484,261.27.
I Unasslgaed fundi (surplus), $9,350.
j 676.17.
.10S.44" P"CJ'b0k,er
I Tatal. $33.941. 132.00.
BUSINESS IN OREGON
I FOR THE YEAR
; Wet premiums received. 1 193, 7W 81.
i Net losses paid. $61.154 84.
I Dividends paid or credited to potter.
holders. None.
Principal ttttc am Or is) in. rlaiaa
Stocks Register
Moderate Drop
New York, Dec. 14 HPi Stock
prices declined moderately today
despite another forecast of good
business in 194U, for industry
generally and the automobile
manufacturers' In particular.
Wall street traced the price dip
primarily to fax selling although
some profit-taking also was evi
dent as a consequence of last
week's rise in market values.
The optimistic view of the New
Year was taken by banker A. P.
Giannlni, founder and chairman
of the Bank of America, largest
commercial bank in the nation,
who said In Washington that he
could see no signs of a develop
ing slump. Furthermore, he said,
there is little likelihood of a U.S.
depression as long as Europe
needs American goods in such
heavy volume.
A prediction that American au
tomobile manufacturers will pro
duce over 5,000,000 vehicles again
in 1949 was made by an official
of the Automobile Manufacturers
association.
POHTLANU DAIRY PRICES
Portland, Dec. 14 1P Portland
butter and egg prices held steady
and unchanged today.
Butter Prices to retailers:
Grade AA prints 74c; AA cartons
75c; A pi'lnts 73c; A cartons 74e;
B prints 71c.
Eggs Prices to retailers:
Grade AA large 71c doz.; certified
A large 67c doz.; A large 65-66c;
AA medium 67c; certified A me
dium 6Gc; A medium 63-65c; car
tons 2c additional.
Cheese Prices to retailers:
Portland, Oregon singles 45
54 Vic; Oregon 51b. loafs 48-56 Mc
lb.; triplets liic less than singles.
POUTIJVND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Dec. 14 (ll'i Catlle
salable 200; holdover 400; calves
25. Practically no early sales; buy
ers generally indifferent; sellers
pricing cattle about steady with
late Monday when most cows
were around 50 cents lower; heif
ers 50 cents to 1.00 lower and
steers fully 1.00 lower; steer top
Monday 28.50 for high good 1039
lb. experimentally fed; few good
fed steers 26.50-27.00; small lot
28.00; medium heifers up to 23.00;
good young beef cows early Mon
day 19.00-20.50; canhers and cut
ters closed around 12.50-15.00.
Bulls closed weak. Vealers nom
inal; good and choice grades quot-
RIXE
Pays For Ashes
SELLS DIRT CHEAP
General Insurance SAVES 15
? (IS YOUR HOME PROPERLY INSURED) ?
Be Sure Insure
HOMES
$13,000 Spacious 4 bedroom modern home. Fireplace, 100
acres of land borders on city limits.
$13,500 Home in the pines. Spacious new modern furnished
home. 4 bedrooms, fireplace, automatic light plant. Lo--,.
cated on Metoliiis river, Oregon's vacation land.
1,000 Cheerful 3 bedroom home on Harmon boulevard.
Hardwood floors, automatic oil pipe heat, fireplace,
.,.uble parage, and in excellent condition. Terms.
S10.500 2 liveable modern homes. Good location. Terms.
8,200 New 2 Uedroom modern, fireplace, lot and half, good
location. $1,900 down, $50 per month,
f r'?52 New 2 be"11-001" home near Allen school. FHA loan.
$ 5,000 1,200 acres, city water, borders on city limits, ex
' cellent building sites.
$ 4,750 2 bedroom modern home, close lo Kenwood school,
$1,500 down, $35 per month.
4,750 2 bedroom West Side home. Oil furnace, electrlo
slove and hot water heater. Corner lot on paved street
close to school.
$ 4,750 5-room sturdy home, very good location, paved street
and sidewalks, new electric stove, refrigerator, oil
heater and electric water heater include.. Terms.
$ 4,375 5 room modern stone house. Fireplace, basement,
f,irm,ure- lareo 'ot. Located at 155 E. Hawthorne.
$1,765 down.
I 3'2 Molern 1 bedroom furnished home. Good Terms.
750 Excellent lot on West 2nd. All improvements in. Be
tween Portland and Saginaw.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
90,000 MOUNTAIN LODGE, cabins and ski run. Now gross-
, 'ng $140,000 per year. Good terms.
$32,500 8 UNIT MOTEL with service station and groceries.
. WUI 8ho,v S'200 Per month.
$21,000 HUNTING LODGE. Sportsman Paradise. 11 sleep
ing rooms, 8 baths, dining, kitchen and laundry rooms.
Excellent terms.
$13,650 4 UNIT AUTO COURT, room for several more. Also
.,oAnBOod.il!slnes8 'nation, cldse in on South highway.
13,000 HOTEL with 13 rooms and equipped cafe In small
. ..to,i? on ""Bhway 87. Better than $1,000 month net.
5,500 Restaurant on Wall Street. Good equipment. Very
busy spot. Terms.
$ 1,500 'SMALL CAFE, good lease. low rent. Fully equipped.
Excellent set-up for man and wife.
FARM ACREAGES
$19,000 135 acres 95 acres water. 10 mllps out on Redmond
highway. Two liveable homes, barn, brooder house, spud
.tsn,,,!; S4c Can 0,d as separate places. Terms.
SI5.000 120 Acre farm. 75 acres water. Homelike 4 bedroom
modern home. Terms.
$ 9,000 8 acres 4 COI water on edge of town. New sturdy 8
bedroom modern home, also 2 small livable homes on
property. Third down.
$ 8,500 40 acres, 13 ncres water, near Alfalfa. 7 room mod
ern home. Furniture, and equipment used for custom
c a wo "lay be Purchased separately.
o-oOO 9 acres, 2 bedroom modern home, new chicken house
e . rn l8'4'. large barn, 8 ml. out. Terms.
400 20 acres 5 miles out on old Redmond highway. S al
ley water, 3 room house, chicken house, grainerv, ber
ries and alfalfa.
Ernie Rlxe
Phone 7BI-M
Kenny Rogers
Phone
1579-RX
'tome loons
,
Art Rlxe,
901 Bond Street
ELECTED TO BOARD
Madras, Dec. 14 At the anrn,
election of the Plains WaterT
trict, Fred Qulnn, a Little PlaT
settler, defeated Willlnir, u 5
der for the one vacancy o'n !?
Iinnivl Th ml.,. .11 . " Wf
serves the north half of the Nil
Unit of the Deschutes prow
with domestic uniur v,.. r1
,..-......, ....-,.,,,B mlge
reservoir.
ed 27.00-29.00; good heavy calvJ
' Hogs salable 200; market sW
few early sales steady but unii
tone weak to lower; good
choice 185-225 lbs. 24,00; 175 ?h('
23.50; sows scarce; odd good iii
10. weights 1H.50; one Urea i,
choice 90 lb. feeder plKS 25
few 145 lb. feeders 23.00; igou
Sheep salable 200: mn
steady with Monday's close, orS
cents lower for two days'. Kei
guuu uuu cnuice tamos iiU.nu-210(i
top early Monday 21.50; goodW
es steady at 8.00. w
Ping Pong
Table Tops
Snook Builders' Supply
5 Greenwood Ave.
WE WILL BEMAIN
OPEN
Until 7 p. m.
Monday Thru Friday
Until
Christmas
rare imr
RIXE
Orval Johnson
Phone 294
Toe Tildcn
Phone I732-W
insurance
Phone 215-J
Phone 535