FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24,
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BEND LODGE, No. 218, I.O.O.F.
Meets Every Monday Night
I.O.O.F. Temple
Fred Elligsen, Noble Grand
D. Ray Miller, phone 1079-W, Secy.
265 Franklin Avenue
BEND AERIE NO. 2089
F. O. E. Hall
Meets Every Friday Night
Loyal B. Rhodes. W. P.
p. 0. Box 1022 Phone 1357-J
W. M. Loy, Secretary
Rt. 3. Box 42 Phone 20-F-5
Knights Templar
Christmas Observance
11:00 a. m. Christmas Day
at '
Masonic Temple
For Sale Beat Estate
ATTENTION FARMERS!
FOR SEVERAL years we have
been selling central uregon
farms and ranches to Willamette
Valley buyers. At present we have
a waiting list for several good
properties over in "spud land." If I
you have a good deal, large or
small, that you want to sell we
probably have a buyer for it. At
any rate we would like to look it ,
If . mi , ..,111 ..,.!, a n.l
phone us we will do just that
pronto.
WE SELL THE EARTH
WILLIAM B. SHELLEY
50 West 13th Ave. Phone 158-159
Eugene, Oregon
NEW 2-BEDROOM completely
modern home, drastically reduced
for quick sale. Will FHA. $1200
down will handle. Call 1454W.
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.
WANT TO SELL? List your prop
erty with GILBERT. A- square
deal, and prompt, efficient,
courteous service is yours at Gil
bert's Real Estate. 1015 Wall St.
) SMALL FARM -
A good two-bedroom home with
30 acres of C.O.I, water for the
. price of a house and a poor
A Alt,. lnl T nnula
. unit: mtiiiiMu fc-ii.y "uiu
I two miles from the citv limits of
Bend. Full price $5,000.00. Can be
handled with a down payment of
$1400:00.- Balance at 4 interest,
and nine years to pay it in. This
looks like a Christmas special to
us.
DESCHUTES REALTY CO.
REDMOND, OREGON
FOR LEASE:- Richfield service
station at Sisters.Call Don Den
ning at 71 Bend or see Jack Hal-
' leman at station.
Fuel
MERRY CHRISTMAS, Happy
New Year. Two carloads coal
coming. One ton coal equals two
cords wood. Our coal is so good
that you. can burn it in furnace
or heater without grates. No dry
wood. Partly dry slab and jack
pine. Brookings Wood Yard. Ph.
767.
GOOD 16" DRY BODY wood, also
green seasoned jackpine in 16" or
24". Slight increase in price. Al
lan Grant, phone 314-W.
GOOD DRY body wood, $11 per
cord, any length and amount. Ph.
1170-M.
16-INCH GREEN SLAB wood de
livered in Bend. $14 per 2-cord
load. Central Oregon Fuel Co.,
phone 201-W. Office 936 A. St..
liedmond.
DON'T FREEZE: Buy good, dry
body wood in any amount or
length. John D. McCarthy, phone
1384-M or 1486-W.
DRY BODY WOOD, 16" or any
length, rate on 3-cord load.
Promnt delivery. Phone 1478-J.
COAL
PRES-TO-LOGS
STORAGE
TRANSFER
Local and Long Distance
BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER
CO.
222 Irving. Phone 444
For ijale Farm Products
TOR SALE: Roasted Peanuts.
25 cents pound in five-lb. lots. 725
11th St.. Redmond.
NICE mcatv fryers, live or dress
ed. 932 E. 12th. Phone 1606-W.
FARM OR GARDEN sprinkler ir
rigation equipment and supplies.
Comnlete sprinkler systems large
or small for Immediate delivery,
lienjamin Russell. Rt. 3. Box 313.
3 miles north on 97.
CHICKENS, red roasting or
slewing young hens, "heavy red
fryers, alive or dressed. Ed Losch.
I'h. 488-W. Rl. 1. Box 161.
FRESH EGGS graded and . ran
died, by the case or dozen, deliv
ered at market prices. Lower
in Uts on a case or more. Drop
card to Tom Burton, Rt. 1. Box
k'M. Burns hwy.. past butto lo
ii-Kt 4 pni-nniM tlu-n lift. fllrpC-
tiuns on sign. ' .
1948
For Sale Farm Product
DRESSED HOGS, grain fed,
whole or half hog. Call after 7 d.
m. Phone 1506-J-l. Jim Elder.
CHICKENS, fryers. liveweight.
Yorks, 1st wht. house back ot
Carroll Acres store. Inquire rear
house. Phone 59-W.
For Sale Miscellaneous
SLIGHTLY USED chrome break
last set $34.50. A real good studio
couch $15.00. Combination electric
and wood range $34.50. Kitchen
built in with new sink and fau
cets $19.50. Youth bed $12.50.
Good outboard motor $19.50. 5
piece almost new bedroom suite
$99.50. Really is a good buy.
Down filled sleeping bag, like
new, $7.50. Desks, chests of draw
ers, new tricycles. Electric refrig
erators $25.00. Kitchen tables $3
and $5. 4 hardwood chairs $9.
New innerspring mattresses
$22.50. Suitcases 50c and $1.00.
More used clothing, all cleaned
and ready to go. Cliff s Bargain
Spot, North hwy. Ph. 1534-W.
Open eves.
DO YOU WANT to go in business
for yourself? 23 candy vending
machines. New condition. Take
$35.00 for the lot. See Cliff at
Cliffs Bargain Spot. North hwy.
Ph. 1534-W.
FOR SALE: One good used re
turn ball pool taole, $250.00.. See
Fred Kenney, 1009 Wall St., Bend,
Oregon.
SIMMONS BABY CRIB and mat
tress, $40.00. See at 1524 W. 4th.
Ph. 1136-R.
BEAUTIFULLY marked register
ed collie puppies, sable with white
collars, three months old. from
long line of champions, including
international champions and C.
D. X. dogs. $35. Phone 977-R.
MUSICAL HORNS, $5.00; 7-D4
Cat.. Rollers. $5.00 ea.. good con
ditlon. Rt. 1. Box 33. told boat
house) on Bo. Hwy. Ph. 1502-J-l,
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.
RADIO TUBES Complete stock
Phi icq and other nationally
Known brands, lubes tested.
Bend Furniture Co. -
REGISTERED cocker pups to go
Amas eve. Pair men s work shoes,
7. originally $13.00, sell for $8.
Hill Cocker Kennels, South Hwy.
SMALL COLEMAN oil - burner
heater, Sampson sandwich toast
er. Both in good condition. See at
116 Greenwood.' Ph. 120-W days
or 614-R evenings.
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL, sweater
sale: Prices slashed over 50.
Heavy 100 wool sweaters, for
men, women, boys and girls, ex
cellent for school wear. All colors
and sizes with and without
stripes. Some blue and gold let
terman sweaters. Also a limited
supply of reversible jackets. Open
all hours. 315 Miller Ave. Behind
Graffenbergers Mobil oil station
on S. 3rd.
LOOK COOKSTOVES LOOK: All
white enamel ranges, $15.00 to
$50.00. Will take stove or furni
ture in trade. Also new and used
furniture. P. & E. Furniture,
Redmond.
FOR YOUR LOCKER: Top qual
ity pork, dressed half or whole,
33c lb. Jess Thompson. V4 mile
north of Young school.
For Sale Used Cars
WHY WALK when you can ride
in a Chevle coupe for only $125?
Cash or Will trade for furniture.
Cliff's Bargain Spot. North Hwy.
WHETHER YOU ARE BUYING,
SELLING OR TRADING, LET'S
TALK IT OVER.
Mc's MOTOR WORKS
One Mile South of Redmond
On Bend Highway
1912 HUDSON SPECIAL. Xmas
price.
1940 Mercury 5-pass. convertible.
1936 Ford convertible
1938 Chev.
1937 Chev.
1934 Ford.
1936 Chev.
1937 Ford.
New 1949 Willys Jeep, big dis
count.
Mc's MOTOR WORKS
1 mi. south of Redmond on Bend
highway.
OR TRADE for anv kind of live
stock: '29 Buick coupe and 1930
Plymouth. Both in good shape.
Will sell cheap for cash. Phone
1511-J-2.
Fo'r Kent
1 BEDROOM house partly furn
ished. Inquire at 444 E. Jteyere.
FOR RENT: 2-room modern cab
Ins. Lava Auto Court. Phone
1746-W.
k onnM wniTSV. fnr rent. See
j. M. Pratt at 56 McKay after 5
p. m.
FOR RENT: 2-room modern cab-
Ins. Lava Auto court, rnonc
1476VV.
MODERN furnished cottages for
rent. Winter rales. Mtn. view mu
(or Court, phone 589.;
Wanted
WANTED TO RENT: 2 or 3 bed-
m hi,u fitrnUhpH or unfur
nished. Wili'pay up to $65.00. Ph.
1779 between a. m. anu n p. in.
STAMPS, bought, sold, traded.
Call 1135-W after 12 noon.
wni'i n I ike TO RUY anv kind
of cattle you have to sell, also
some milk cows mat win iiram-ii
soon. W. R. Franks. Redmond,
phone 78.
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This desk, an exact duplicate of the one used by George Washington at the time ot his first Inauguration
as President, was given to President Truman as a Christmas gift from workers in the White House car
pentry shop. Some ot the lumber in the desk still bean signs of scorching received when the British
: burned the White House In 1814. Isaac Avery, right, shows President Truman nallholes and dovetail
joints on a drawer in the photo above; the nallholes were put In by carpenters In 1812 or earlier.
Officers Installed
By Masonic Lodge
A father Installed his son last
night as worshipful master of
Bend lodge 139, A. F. and M., at a
ceremony believed to be the first
of 'its kind In the history of the
local Masonic, lodge. The pew
master of the lodge is Norman E.
Gilbert and the installing officer
was his father, N. R. Gilbert, a
former master of the Bend lodge.
The new head of the Bend Masons
was presented with a gavel which
his father had received from the
Oregon grand lodge a number of
years ago.
Present for the Installation
were a large number of lodge
men. J. A. Walker is the retiring
past master of the Bend lodge.
Wanted
SINGER and White sewing ma
chines, any condition. Ph. 1019-J,
Help Wanted
I HAVE AN OPENING for a
first class Bear front end man.
Permanent lob and good working
conditions. See Eddie at Eddie's
Sales & Service.
BOOKKEEPER - ACCOUNTANT
at Madras, Oregon. Man prefer
red. Permanent position with
good starting salary and excellent
opportunity for advancement. Re
ply in own handwriting giving
age, education, experience and
references. Vc Bend Bulletin, No.
8072.
Lost
KEYS LOST: 1 door key, 2 car
keys, on leather card, with VFW
tag No. 11418 attached. Reward,'
call Bend Bulletin office.
REWARD for boy's glasses lost
near Allen school last week. Ph.
1519-W-l.
LADY'S yellow gold wrist watch
lost Monday evening between
post office and Newborn's. For
reward call 1286-M.
Services
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain
holes shot. Free estimates, r none
1252-J. D. W. Grimes, 210 Davis
Ave., Bend.
LEVELING, loading, top and fill
dirt and cinders. George Matson,
phone 1631-W.
WOOD SAWING: Prompt serv
ice. Ph. 1570-R or call at 1545
West 11th after 1 p. m.
CALL SUTTON 1368-J FOR
CLEANING. WE CLEAN Win
dows. Vallpaner. Painted Walls.
Woodwork. Outside of Buildings.
Venetian Blinds & Shampoo Car
or Furniture Upholstery and
Riips. We Clean and Wax Floors
with Heavy Equipment. We Do
Janitor Service.
CESSPOOLS or tanks cleaned.
Also do installing, drill, drain,
general excavating. Estimates
free. Bend Septic Tank Service,
ph. 1184-W. Res. 526 Harmon.
SAW FILING, gumming ham
mering, band saw weiaing. sana
er belts, band saw blades, new
unnlr.e Vtiincr In tnnlc Spytnn
Supply & Saw Service, 1195 Wall
Street.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
274. 1033 Brooks.
nirnTwr: rnATTNfi dish Hack
ing, storage, hauling. Use Cascade
Service. Equipment to nanuie
almost any lob. Agents for Lyon
Van and Storage. Call 1642 -J.
Cascade Transport.
TREE SERVICE: Topping, prun
ing and transplanting. Let us re
move those Dad trees, inis worn
insured. 11U7 w. ism. rn. mu.i-w.
MOVING, packing and crating. I
fireproof warehouse for storage.
Open all day Saturday. Agent for
Hunt Nation wide service. Hoi-;
man Transfer, 201 Irving. Phone j
987.
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
Washington Almost
,a"lJ9
Police Case
(Continued from Page 1)
of what took place are true in ev
ery particular.
We urge that the chief and
others of our city police in the fu
ture take whatever measures are
necessary to protect themselves
from assault by criminals In
their custody."
The report submitted to the full
council by the special committee
was signed by Kenneth Vadnals,
Ralph Hauck and Arthur A.
Tuck. Vadnals and Hauck are
members of the council and Tuck
is the public represenlative.
Two Youths Arrested
The incident in which the Bend
youth alleges he was beaten oc
curred after he and Kenneth
Dickcrson, also of Bend, and also
a minor, were picked up by Chief
McKelvey and Floyd Chestnut,
state officer, in a routine investi
gation of the burglary of the Bak
er Feed Co. warehouse. Beer was
found in the youths' car and the
minors were arrested on a charge
of liquor possession. Dickerson
was placed in a cell and Bertram
was taken into the city council
room for questioning. Present
were Chief McKelvey. Officer
Chestnut and Bertram.
Hearing Held
At the hearing In Redmond this
week. Chief McKelvey said all
three were seated near the end
of a tabic. He said he asked Jim
to stand up, and charged that as
the youth stood he directed a
blow at the chief's face. McKel
vey' said he knocked down the
youth's hand. In this action, the
chief's watch, a family heirloom,
was knocked to the floor and
broken. The chief said he then
struck the Bend boy In the face,
causing him to' fall back into
chairs. From that point on, the
testimony of the officers and the
youth differed. The youth said
the attack by the cnicl continued
several minutes;, as blows were
delivered. Chief McKelvey and
Officer Chestnut both declared
that the boy was only hit once.
The youth maintains that ho suf
fered a stomacn injury tnat made
him sick, in addition to the head
injuries he maintains he suffer
ed. He was examined by a Bend
physician.
Held In Jail
The officers charged that the
youth was insulting and used
abusive language. The boy said
he was confined in the Redmond
city jail overnight and was not
released until tne next aiternoon,
at 2 p. m. During this time, he
told his father, he received no
food. He was released after pay-
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' , Sincere Good
'r Wuhel for
Our Friend
and
Neighbor!-
SQUARE DEAL
EXCHANGE
201 K. Franklin
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Pine Plant! Give
Holiday Schedule
Prlnevllle, Dec. 24 Indicative
of a continued activity 'in pine
lumber production,' mills here will
be closed a minimum time for
the holiday season. The crews of
the Alexander Yawkey plant will
be given vacations only on today
and January 31.
While the logging and planer
crews of the Ochoco Lumber com
pany will observe only the Christ
mas eve holiday, the milling plant
will remain closed through next
week for an overhaul of machin
ery and equipment.- The Pine
Products corporation's planer and
yard crews will work through
Christmas eve. The plant, how
ever, will be closed next week for
an overhaul of equipment, it was
announced.
JOINS STAFF ,
Ward H. Coble, president Me
Lumbermens Insurance agetidy,
Bend has announced that Jack
Burpee will join the staff of the
firm on January 1. Burpee has
resigned as district manager of
the Northern Life Insurance Co.,
a position he has held for the
past six years. Burpee served as
president of the Klwanis club
this past year. : ,'-,;
lng a fine of $25 on the beer pos
session charge. .
The Wednesday night hearing
in Redmond, requested by the se
nior Bertram, lasted until near
midnight.
The father of the boy has indi
cated that his preliminary court
action will be directed at the Red
mond police chief, with action
against the city of Redmond to
follow.
Whan you look into yourVChrist-'
mat stocking this year, we hope
you'll find in it everything you,
desire. - May old Santa be extra
good to you.
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Bear Wheel &
KENNETH
117 E. Greenwood
EAGLE-PICHER HOME INSULATION
Your home will be wanner In winter, cooler in slim
mer with an Eagle-richer Certified Iiisiilution Job.
Pays for Kself with fuel savings as high as 4(1.
Installed lo factory engineered specifications. L'p to
3 years to pay.
PHONE 34 FOR FREE ESTIMATE
L. H.CLAWSON&CO.
INSULATIONS I'ACH 1C COAST
135 Oregon Avenue Bend. Oregon
Pilgrims Trek
To Nativity City
Bethlehem, Dec. 24 Ui The
pilgrims came to Bethlehem to
day to worship at the birthplace
of Christ, as they have for cen
turies. But today they marched to the
shrine between military lines
whose guns were silenced only
by an armed truce.
A little way to the south other
guns thundered, and Arab and
Jewish forces grappled in the
mud. Ugly charges of a Christ
mas violation of the truce re
sounded through the Negev and
the uneasy capitals of the world.
All along the winding paths of
the cradle of Christianity the
faithful were answering the sum
mons of pealing church bells to
come and rejoice In Bethlehem.
A few were foreigners, riding
In automobiles and garbed in
western apparel. Most of them
were Arabs bundled In sheeD-
skins, some walking, some astride
donkeys, a few on plodding cam-,
els.
They came up from the villages
along the Jordan and down from
the terraced hills, just as the
shepherds and wise men came on
the first Christmas.
On the gray stone walls of the
old city of Jerusalem, the sen
tries of the Arab legion flayed
their arms as did the Roman le.
glonnaires on a cold and drearv
waicn centuries ago.
WEEKLY LIVESTOCK
Portland, Dec. 24 U" Cattle:
Friday salable 10; calves 15; no
early trading; market nominal;
for four days salable 1815, total
2,330; calves salable 315, total
427. Compared week ago, mar
ket mostly steady, some heavv
short fed steers weak to 50c low
er. Good clearance of recent hold
over but beef coolers still con
gested. Load above average good
977 lb. steers 27.00, bulk medium
steers 22.00-23.50, few to 24.50,
some heavies carrying good end.
Common and medium heifers
17.00-22.50, load good fed heifers
25.00. Canner and cutter cows
mostly 12.50-14.50, common and
medium cows 15.50-18.00, good
cows 19.00-19.25; young kinds to
20.00 and better. Good beef bulls
22.00-22.50. Odd head 23.00. Sau
sage bulls 17.00-21.50. Good and
choice .vealers around 1.00 higher
at 28.00-30.00, good heavy calves
TO OUR FRIENDS
AND NEIGHBORS
J. A. Dudrey
REALTOR
Brake Service
C. CALE
Phone 1243
ft
III
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mil
up to 27.00. Culls downward to
12.00. . . ,
Hogs: Friday salable none;
market nominal; for four days,
salable 1,840, total 6,44a For week
market $1.00 lower at new low
for the year. Week's bulk good
and choice 180-230 lbs.-23.00, late
top 22.50. Heavier and lighter
weights $2.00 and more off. Good
sows 350-550 lbs. 17.00-18.50, light
er weights up to 19.00. Good and
choice feeder pigs 23.00-24.00, ear
ly top 24.25.-
Sheep: Friday salable none;
market nominal. For four days,
salable 400, total 1,965. Compared
week ago slaughter iambs strong
to 50c higher, good ewes around
50c lower. Good and choice lambs
$21.00 to 21.50, top 22.00. Common
down to $16.00 and under. Com
mon and medium feeders $14.00
to 16.00, fleshy kinds to $17.00.
Good ewes $7.50 down late, early
top $8.00.
Use classified ads in The Bulle
tin for quick results.
AVt WISH TO EXTEND
BEST WISHES
To Our Friends ond Customers
i for a
13eiifiiu8ic6).
114 MINNESOTA J-"-" PHONE 7lt
Gil JtlAJkd
It'i still o i grcot occasion and in recognition
of your fine patronage we say simply, but
with iineere felling and pleasure, Merry Christmas
liixe
home loans
Unilo Kive
Krnney Rogers
Art
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PAGE SEVEN
- PORTLAND DAISY PRICES
Portland, Dec. 24 Ii Butter
quotations on the jobbing level
were mostly steady today with an
active consumer demand at the
retail level.
Butter Price to retailers:
Grade A A prints 74c; AA cartons
75c; A prints 73c; A cartons 74c;
B prints 71c.
Eggs Prices to retailers:
Grade AA large 68-70c dot; cer
tified A large 67c doz.; A large
65-66c; AA medium 64-66c; cer
tified A' medium 66c; A medium
63-65c; canons 2c additional.
Cheese Prices to retailers:
Portland, Oregon singles 45
54Hc; Oregon 5-lb. loafs 48-56 V4c
lb.; triplets Ittc less than singles.
FOUR IN JAIL
Only four prisoners will spend
Christmas day In the county Jail,
Sheriff C. L. McCauley said to
day. Mrs. Harry Johnson, matron,
said that they will have "chicken
and trimmings" for Christmas
dinner. .
insurance
Orval Johnson
Joe Tildcn
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Realty