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MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
CLASSIFIED ADS
For Sale Used Cars
Classified Rates
LOCAL I'AIO IN ADVANCE
'go Words One Time 60c
I A Words Three 'limes ....$1.35
5 Words Six Time $2.50
-All worili over 25 iid 2c per urd tim
th run. umfl CODT. I., dl Mil.
UDI 1W.. '
Mininua chars. 50c
Line Hon 10 -ipitU I0e
Header! 15c line minimum 60c
Clolinl timo elcMUIcdi. 11 a. m.
.:.-! AjvrtLiiriir C'loiinff time 5 D. m.
nrviou d. U" P or larger, 5
,, . Cond d prevmue In publicanon.
ij Fur Sale Real Estate
T2-B. R. MODEKN nomt. Insulat
ed floor lurnace. wireu ior eiec
f,in ranirc. 2 lots, double garage.
Fenced, on river. Close in, pavea
it street. """J
1st.
ATTENTION FARMERS!
EKOK SEVERAL years we have
!kmn sellimz LVIUlfll
'ifiirms and ranches to Willamette
Valley ouyers. ti mcsuui wc nuvu
to waiting list for several good
.,.nnoriiis over in "spud land." If
you have a good deal, large or
Bmall that you want to sell we
Kobably have a buyer for it. At
y rate we would like to look it
over, and if you will write or
phone us we will do Just that
pronto.
i WE SELL THE EARTH
5 WILLIAM B. SHELLEY
60 West 13lh Ave. Phone 158159
; Eugene. Oregon
' NEED A HOME? Check the Deal
of the Day on ABIND S:4a a. m.
'Call today and inspect the listings
? at Gilbert's Real Estate, 1015 Wall
iSt.
I WANT TO SELL? List your prop
5 ci-tv with GILBERT. A square
deal, ami prompt, ciiitieui,
courteous service is yours at Gil
bert's Real Estate, 1015 Wall St.
For Sale Rl Estate
OWNER LEAVING, will sacrl-
fice year-old modern 2-beoroom
home, 5 rooms on two large lots
with garage. Floor furnace, auto
matic water heater. Venetian
blinds. Dinette. $5750. with $1500
down, or will consider an offer.
Ph. 1107-W.
Fuel
DRY BODY pine, 16" length. $11
cord. Ph. 1&S2-W.
GOOD JUNIPER wood, any
lengin iiu.uu coia ueuveiuu. ru.
1511-J-2.
DRY BODY WOOD In any
amount or length. Call John D.
McCarthy, 1384-M or 148B-W.
1940 4-DOOR deluxe Ford sedan,
reasonably priced for immediate
sale. New looking and in good
condition. 1'h, 3oJ. liitt wan
St.
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.,
Redmond.
COAL
PRES-TO-LOGS
STORAGE
TRANSFER
Local and Long Distance
BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER
CO.
222 Irving. Phone 444
DRY BODY WOOD. 16". prompt
delivery, rate on 3 cord load.
1478-J.
For Sale Miscellaneous
SADDLE: Ellensburg tree, good
as new, $100.00. 115 Columbia
Ave.
ENGLISH WALNUTS direct
from grower, 30c per lb. postpaid.
M. Lchne, Rt. 2, Box 292-B. Rose
burg, Ore.
START THE NEW YEAR
RIGHT
BUY THAT HOME NOW
WHY PAY RENT
4 B. R. MOD. on Harmon, $13,500,
terms.
2 B. R. MOD. on Galveston, $0,500
terms. j
I 3 B. R. SMALL mod. on Kearney,
'? $3500.
3 INCOME! 5 rentals on Georgia,
$9,000, -i dn.
H B. R. MOD. Utility room and at
tached garage on Albany, $6300,
terms.
3 13. R. MOD. on 1 floor, off south
Third, $7,350, terms.
2 HOMES on 1 lot near mill,
$3500, $750 dn.
G'A AC. 2 B. R. home, close in.
tf, 97. $8,000. $1500 dn.
31 AC. 3 mi. city center, some
'.buildings. $3500.
?70 AC. lust off So. 97, 10 ac. wa
ter, small house, $4,000.
"MANY OTHER homes, faims,
'ranches and income property to
choose from. All Slate Kealty.l'Ji
: Greenwood. Ph. 107.
FOR SALE: First quality Red
juniper posts, also rye hay. Bert
Torkclson. 1'i miles east of old
Bradetich dairy. Rt. 1, box 200.
RYE HAY for sale, close to town.
Ph. 1515-W-2, inquire Rt. 1, Box
166.
BACK TO WORK AFTER A
FINE CHRISTMAS. HOPE
YOU HAD THE SAME.
WE'RE BACK TO WORK WITH
THE FINEST COLLECTION OF
USED CARS IN OUR HISTORY!
A NEW YEAR'S GIFT for you: A
1946 Nash 1600) 4-dr. sedan. A
good car and a steal at only $1495
A 1947 Ford H-ton pickup, very
clean only i,3o.
1947 FORD 5-pass. coupe, radio
and heater.
1947 BUICK 4-dr. sedan super, ra
dio and heater.
1946 PONT1AC club coupe, radio
and heater.
1946 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. sedan, ra
dio and heater.
1941 PONTIAC club coupe, radio
and heater.
1940 PONTIAC 4-dr. sedan, radio
and heater.
1941 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. sedan, ra
dio and heater.
1940 BUICK 4-dr., radio and heat
er.
1937 CHEV. 4-dr.
1936 CHEVROLET convertible.
1930 MODEL A 2-door.
1929 CHEV. coupe.
1940 DODGE H-ton pickup. This
is the cleanest one for its age in
Oregon.
SHOP AROUND FIRST. THEN
COME TO DEUPREES WHERE
YOU WILL FIND THAT CARS
ARE CHEAPER.
DKIJPREE MOTOR CO.
628 6th St. Redmond, Ore.
MUST SELL: '47 Chevrolet Fleet
master 4-dr. sedan. Like new. 19,-
000 miles. Heater, seat covers.
Pji. 198-M. 423 Newport.
OUT OUR WAY
By J. R.Williams
whS1 mothers get gray ?s in.1, m. I
Services
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.
LEVELING, loading, top and fill
dirt and cinders. George Matson,
phone 1631-W.
'E. M. BUCKNUM, REALTOR
I 1029 Brooks St. Phone 331
I Near Chamber of Commerce
I Evenings phone 796-R
iDO YOU want a clean, 1-yr. old
f' h. i-. home with immediate oc-
i (-ui)aiH-v. auto. heat, breakfast
" nook and sleeping porch, large
'garage with extra room? All on
; 2 lots. $1500 dn. $5750.
.BRAND NEW HOME, vacant,
'hardwood floors, lots of buillins
;and large closets, utility room
'with trays, 14x17 living room
with large picture windows. Low
down payment, on FHA terms.
ss.ooo.
BY OWNER: In new park dis
trict, new latest model 2 b. r.
wired lor olec. range, insulated
flust-nroof. Venetian blinds, hard
wood floors, utility room with
'.laundry trays and elcc. hot water
healer, wall lurnace. on neal, ex
ceulionally well constructed
home. I'h. 1502-J-2.
DRESSED HOGS, grain fed.
whole or half hog. Call after 7 p.
m. Phone 1506-J-l. Jim Elder.
SECOND CUTTING baled alfalfa
hay. R. D. Anderson, Allalla dis
trict. Ph. lbua-j-a.
For Sale Miscellaneous
FOR SALE: One good used re
turn ball dooI tab e. $250.00. bee
Fred Kenney, 1009 Wall St.. Bend,
Oregon.
'48 CHEV. sedan. Less than 5,000
mi. See at Shell Ser. Sta., Burns
highway.
For Bent
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain
holes shot. Free estimates. Phone
1252-J. D. W. Grimes. 210 Davis
Ave- Bend.
CALL SUTTON 1368-J FOR
CLEANING. WE CLEAN Win
dows. Wallpaper. Painted Walls,
Woodwork. Outside of Buildings,
Venetian Blinds & Shampoo Car
or Furniture upnoisiery ana
Rugs. We Clean and Wax Floors
with Heavy Equipment We Do
Janitor Service.
FOR RENT: 2 and 3-room clean,
warm cabins, utilities furnished.
520 S. 3rd St.
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.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
274. 1033 Brooks.
SERVICE: Carpenter work. Price
right, work right. Also water
pipes thawed out. Also power saw
for sale. 1125 Roosevelt, T. A.
Gilmore. '
Miscellaneous
RADIO TUBES Complete stock
Philco and other nationally
known brands. Tubes tested.
Bend Furniture Co.
BALDWIN ACROSONIC
A number one piano
A snlnpt o f unusual Quality. Rec
ommended by the leading musi
cians of todav. A piano worm
having. Ph. 1087. Benson Piano
Co. 65 Gilchrist.
SPORTSMEN ATTENTION:
Camp trailer, nearly new, alum
inum covered, Preway campstovc,
sacrifice $250.00. Size 7 men's ski
boots, skis and poles $20.00. 14M
Hartford. 1541-J.
r ARTNET Philco radio. Hot Blast
oil circulator, baby buggy. 1212
Cumberland Ave. Ph. 1059-J.
PORTABLE Royal typewriter,
good condition, $40.00. Ph. 1463-R,
evenings.
TWO BLACK AND WHITE
cocker duddIcs. AKC registered,
From good hunting strain. Price
$20.00 each. Call evenings or
w pnris. Leslie Dickson. Fow
ell Butte. Tel. Redmond 8-R-16.
4-ROOM house furnished. Semi-
modern, adults. 12U jetierson. in
quire 237 St. Helens PI..
Wanted
WANTED TO RENT r Two-bed
room modern house, r. a. noun
tree at The-Bulletin Office. ,
FURNISHED apartment, one or
two bedrooms by permanent em
ploye In Bend. Needed by Jan. 7.
Write Bulletin 8208.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY any kind
of cattle you have to sell, also
some milk cows that will freshen
soon.' W. lu Franks, rieamona,
phone 78.
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, 5681, 8072,
5995.
STAMPS, bought, sold, traded.
Call 1135-W after 12 noon.
ROOM AND BOARD or room for
single man. Graduate of the Uni
versity, to have permanent em
ployment here. Address Bulletin
5982.
WANTED: Will buy or trade for
'30, '31 model A cpe. Ph. 778-J.
NEW 2-BEDROOM house. Insu
; lated, weal her-st ripped, attached
garage, utility with trays, auto
: malic gas tun nace. Nice built-ins
and dining nook. Lawn. By Allen
school. $6,900 FHA. Need equity.
B.'t'l E. Hawthorne.
R., MOD. furn., and 3-rm-,
furn., SU300, $3000 dn.
iT.i
od.
E. side, close in,
1 B. II., MOD.
$-'650, $730 dn.
2 B. R., MOD., almost new, 2 lots,
furnace, garage. S8000.
SEE YOUR building supply deal
er or Don Sawyer for Lay Tite
Chimney Blocks. Don Sawyer,
phone 312-X. Redmond, Ore.
8.TON hvdraulic lack $10. Dres
ser vanity with large mirror n.
New innerspring mattresses 22.50.
Metal army cots $2 and $3. Chests
of drawers. Comb, wood and elec.
slove $32.50. Maple finish dinette
set with upholstered chairs $32.50.
Good chrome breakfast sets
$29.50. Large trunk $3.50. Kitchen
built-in with sink and faucets
$15.00. Good wardrobes $10.00.
Suitcases 50c. Electric motor 5.00.
New chestrobe $19.50. Good hot
water tanks $4 each. New bed
steads, priced right. '33 Chevlc
coupe $100.00 or will trade for
furniture Cliff's Bargain Spot,
North hwy., ph. 1534-W. Open
eves.
TO RENT: 2 or 3 bedroom house
unfurnished. Permanently em
ployed, executive position. Write
7r Bend Bulletin, No. 8181.
TO RENT: Good warm trailer
house for winter. Phone 415.
Help Wanted
2 B. R., elec. $3000,
apts., $14,000,
5 A.. 5 W.
$1000 dn.
APT. USE.. 11
dn.
BUS. BLDG., 6500 sq. ft., $22,500.
EWI.W. REAL ESTATE CO.
813 Bond. Phone 10S3 or 592
CAKE OPERA TORS: Here's on
portunitv to buy tine business in
Madras; equipment, new build
ing, lot $21,000 price. Sll.lKK)
down. Or. business and equip
ment with lease $7,000 cash.
Palmer Realty, Madras.
WHAT ARE vour plans for 1949?
A good Rawleigh business is hard
to heat. Big line well established
makes good profits. No experi
ence reauired. Write today for in
formation how to get started.
Hawleigh's. Dept. ORL-261-254
Oakland, Calif.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been ap
pointed administrator of the es
tate of Alf Nvsteen, deceased, by
the Honorable C. L. Allen, Coun
ty Judge of Deschutes County,
Oregon, and all persons holding
claims against said estate are re
quired to present the same duly
verified to the undersigned at the
office of DoArmond, Goodrich &
Foley, attorneys, In Bend. Ore
crnn. w ilhin six months after the
date of the first publication here
of.
DATED and first published this
27th day of December, 1948.
HALVOR NYbTEEIN, Adminis
trator.
DcARMOND, GUUl'Kii-ii
FOLEY, Attorneys. 18-23-29-35-C
Stocks Break As
Congress Meets
New York, Jan. 3 mi-Stocks
had their widest break Nov. 24
in their first session of 1949 to
day as the 81st congress assem
bled In Washington.
Meeting of the new congress
conjured by all sorts of wild ru
mors on legislation to be propos
ed for consideration this session.
Wall Street was particularly wor
ried over higher taxes, believed
Imminent.
Professional traders, anticipat
ing a new deal content in Presi
dent Truman's address on the
state of the union Wednesday,
foresaw a market break when it
was delivered. Experts said these
nrofessionals sold stock to raise
funds for new purchases at lower
levels. Their unloading touched
off stop-loss orders and the sell
ing gained momentum.
Heaviest selling occurred near
noon when the tickers fell behind
for a brief period. Later the sell
ing dried up and the market be
came more orderly. Some Issues
rallied from their lows. Rails,
however, were sold in the after
noon dealings. Utilities performed
best of all and several showed
small net gains.
Some of the selling came from
largo Individual stockholders. One
house unloaded a number of big
accounts. Another house dumped
thousands of bales of cotton.
Pearson Takes I1
Treasury Post
Salem, Jan. o lui- uregon s new ,
state treasurer, Walter J. Pears
on of Portland, was on the Job at
o'clock this morning. I
Pearson, the first democratic
treasurer elected in 02 years, sue j
ceeded Leslie M. Scott today.
As Pearson sat down he re
marked, "This desk fits pretty
80(1-" . . , , ,
it is ine same ocsk ins iium-i, i
Walter E. Pearson, also a demo-,
crat had when he served an ap
pointive term as treasurer irom (
; t . t., io.ii
uee. uoo lu uau. u,
Pearson will attend his first
board of control meeting as a
member tomorrow. The meeting
will be the last for Gov. John 1L ,
Hall, who w ill be succeeded Jan.
10 by Douglas McKay. Secretary
of state Earl T. Newbry will be '
the only experienced niemoer.
lnilTI.AM DAIRY PUKES I
Portland. Jan. 3 ill'i- Portland
butter and egg prices were un
changed at opening of the week's
tradlni7 todav.
Butter r r 1 c c s 10 reianci s;
Grade AA prints 75c; AA cartons
76c: A prints 74c: A cartons i.e;
U Prints 72c.
Eggs Prices to retailers:
Grade AA large 6870c doz.: certi
fied A large 67c do..; A large 65-
Utic: AA medium bjbdc ccrimeu
A medium 66c: A medium bJbje;
cartons 2c additional.
Cheese Price to retailers:
Portland, Ore., singles 45-54'-jc;
Oregon 51b. loafs 4S-5bc in.;
triplets l'ic less than singles.
Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results
Backache
r .nick cnmtortlni help for Backache, 1 1
Bhauniallc Palm. Oettlng Up Nlghla, alroni
cloudy urine, Irritating pawajea, Leg Palna,
. ' ..1 ..... m..rt flumn.n anklfll. duo
to non-oranlc and non-watemlc Kidney and I
Bladder trouoiei. try waioa.
eatU'ectlon or money back earanteed. Aa
your cu-ufgut i or wynea tuu.
I VENETIAN BLINDS) 1
For Sale Used Cars
1937 CHEV. sedan, heater, fair
condition, sell as is $"100.00. Ph.
1059-J.
1947 DODGE 1 ton pickup. Heat
er, defroster. Less than 20.000
miles; perfect condition. Only
S1700. Richard Marson. Prim:
ville, West 3rd, Hibbard Apts.
Ph. 7556.
ARE YOU RAISING YOUR
SIGHTS ABOVE ORDINARY
WAGES? The best one-man busi
.ine in netiihnies Countv now
available. Car required. Write J.
R. Watkins Co.. 137 Dexter Ave
nue, Seattle. Washington.
PAPER CARRIERS for morning
routes. Call bb
WANTED: An experienced Bear
front-end man and mechanic.
Good working conditions and a
permanent iob. Contact Eddie at
Eddie's- Sales and Service.
2 P.RAL ESTATE Sides people.
must have car and willing to
work 5 days a week. Write 599j,
Bend Bulletin.
J. S.
Phone 183.
DAVIS CO.
Km. 1 Penney Bldg.
FOR SALE: 19-10 Chev. 5 pass,
special deluxe cpe. Radio. Good
ronidlion. New tires, $850. Ph.
778-J.
1911 DODGE coupe, '46 motor, 2
new tires front. 2 good tires rear.
Radio, heater. Terms. 1136 Fed
eral St. CaH after 5 p. m.
Many new lislings, homes in ev
ery location, some brand new. can
give immediate possession. Pric
ed from S.i.000.(i0 and up to $12.
5i KMX). A reasonable down pay
ment, balance on F. H. A. terms.
Call Carl Locklin for information
and aiip'iinlment to inspect these
lionics without anv obligation.
NEW modern two-bedroom home,
insulated: garage attached, wired
for electric range; two lots: im
mediate possession, one block
from bus. $1,200 down or $1,700
t.'-vi) lui nlshett 1112 Lc:dr.io;;.
NEW 1948 Dc Soto 4-dr. deluxe,
completely equipped, $2600. 1163
R evenings.
WHETHER YOU ARE BUYING.
SELLING OR TRADING, LET'S
TALK IT OVER.
Mc's MOTOR WORKS
One Mile South of Redmond
On Bend Highway
PI E TO ILLNESS will sacrifice
19-12 White dual drive logging
truck and trailer. 150 h. p. Cum
mm ilicsel motor. 48.000 lb. Tim-
ken rear end. flood lob goes with
truck. Will take ear in trade.
See Cliff at Cliff's Bargain Spot,
Services
REPAIR that chime mantle or
electric clock now. Also appliance
repairs. Time Service, Minneso
ta Hotel Bldg. '
CESSPOOLS or tanks cleaned.
Also do Installing, drill, drain,
general excavating. Estimates
free. Bend Septic Tank Service,
ph. 11S4-W. Res. 526 Harmon.
SAW FILING, gumming ham
mering, band saw welding, sann
er belts, band saw blades, new
handles hung in tools. Sexton
Supply & Saw Service. 1195 Wall
Street.
MOVING. CRATING, dish pack
ing, storage, hauling. Use Cascade
Service. Equipment to handle
almost anv lob. Agents for Lyon
Van and Storage. Call lb!2-J.
Cascade Transport.
TREE SERVICE: Topping, prun
ing and transplanting. Let us re
move those bad trees. This work
insured. ilOV W. ljtli. Ph. 1100-W.
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR
SALE OF TIMBER
WARM SPRINGS INDIAN
RESERVATION
SIMNASHO LOGGING UNIT
Sralerl bids in dUDlicatc on
forms provided therefor, marked
outside "Bid Simnasho Logging
Unit" and addressed to the Su
perintendent, Warm Springs In
dian Agency, Warm Springs, Ore
gon will bo received until 2:00
o'clock P. M. Pacific Standard
Time, January 17, 1949, for the
purchase of merchantable timber
on a tract within the Warm
Springs Indian Reservation, Ore
gon, described as the "Simnasho
Logging Unit." The unit includes
about 51,883 acres of Indian trust
lands, of which approximately
25.254 acres are timbered, with an
estimated stand to be cut of ap
proximately 101,000,000 feet. B.
M. of ponderosa pine, and 6,500.
000 feet B. M. of Douglas fir and
other species. Of this volume an
nmximalelv 32.000.000 leet B. M.
of ponderosa pine and 1,300.000
feet B. M. of Douglas fir and oth
er species stands on 26.464 acres
of trust allotments tor wmcn
senarate anoroved contracts must
afterward be made with allottees
desiring to sell, and on terms sim
ilar to the contract lor tlio unal
lotted timber. Each bid must
state the price per thousand feet,
R. M. Scribner Decimal C Log
scale that will be paid for timber
cut and scaled prior to any read
iustment of rates as specified in
the contract. No bid will be con
sidered for less than $10.50 per
thousand feet B. M. for ponderosa
pine, and $6.00 per thousand feet
B. M. for Douglas fir and other
species. Each bid must be accom
panied bv a certified check in the
amount of $35,000.00 on a solvent
bank payable to the Special Dis
bursing Agent, Warm Springs In
dian Agency, Warm Springs, Ore
eon. The denosit will be returned
to unsuccessful bidders. The de
posit of the successful bidder will
he applied as part of the purchase
price against timber cut on this
unit only or retained as liquidated
damages if the bidder shall not ex
ecute the contract and furnish
satisfactory bond tor sw.u'ip.uii i
within sixty days Irom acceptance '
! of his hid. The right to waive tech-'
i nical defects and to reject anv and
all bids is reserved. The contract
will specify that all designated
timber shall be tut and removed
from the unit prior to April 1. j
1!"'n. . Kf.r. copies of the v:o;i,aci. ;
blanks lor j,uumi!iun oi bids, and 1
, PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Jan. 3 dl'i Cattle
salable 1550; calves 100. Market
slow in developing; early interest
mostly in canner to common
cows and sausage bulls; these
,.ntiiiitt ui-nunrl .'if! cents hieher:
generally asking strong to high
er for steers, heifers and beef
cows; eariy nios aim iuv r,rf,i-.-
around steady; load high medium
1097 lb. steers 25.00; 12001235 lbs.
23.50-24.25; good light steers
scarce. Load high medium to good
fed heifers 24.00: few common
heifers 17.00-20.00 good beef
cows around 19.50-20.50 or above;
few canners and cutters 13.00
16.00; shells down to 11.00; good
beef bulls 22.50-23.00; odd head
23.50; common to good sausage
bulls 17.50-22.00; asking 31.00 nr
above few choice vealers; medi
um calves 23.00; calf market not
fully established.
Hogs salable (.it). maiKet i.uu
to 1.35 lower; good and choice
1S0-230 lbs. 22.65: one deck. )
lbs. 23.00; 250-2X0 lbs. 20.65-21.00;
good under 500 lb. sows 18.00-
19.00; asking 24.00 ior good to
choice feeder pigs.
Sheep salable 500. Market ac
tive; slaughter lambs 1.00 higher;
good and choice 22.50-23.00; com
. .,, nu 111 Ml. in 5(1:
Wood Steel Aluminum
FREE ESTIMATES
Bend Venetian
Blind Mfg. Co.
rH8 IC. Glcmvooil
(Off of K. 5th Street)
Phone 1434-J
RIXE 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, v
acres of land borders on city limits.
SIO.SOO a liveable modern humes. Good location. Terms.
$ 8,200 New 3 bedroom modern, fireplace, lot and half, good
location. l.uuu down, ou per niomii.
$ 7,250 New 2 bedroom home near Allen school. H1A loan.
$ 6,1)50 New 0 room modern Home, xwo low on wan mud.
$3,200.00 down, $50.00 mouth.
$ 8,000 1,200 acres, city water, borders on city limits, ex
cellent building sites.
$ 4,750 2 bedroom modern home, close to Kenwood school,
4,750 8 bedroom West Side home, OU furnace, electric-
slove ano noi waicr ueuier. turner tut u !;
close to school. ...
e A inn K.nt.i titorflv limiie vnrv frruirl location. DaVCu Slreei
am slUuwaiKa, new ciecirio ewve, iniciwi
)....! mil . ctrlr wHiop liesUtr Include Terms.
$ 4,375 0 room modern stone house, l-lreplaoe, uasemuii.
some furniture, large lot. iocaieu ai xaa n. "
Sl.Kia down.
c o. ctn M.wicrn i heilrnnm fiirnlkhrd home. Good lerms.
$ 730 Excellent lot on West 2nd. All Improvements In. Be
tween roriiana huu sukiiiuw.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
$90,000 MOUNTAIN LODGE, cabins and ski run. inow grog
tLir KMIIIUIII imp vour lafUin UriHK.
$32,500 8 UNIT MOTEL with service station and groceries.
Mill snow ijuu nei per iiiuniii. ...
$21,000 HUNTING LODGE. Sportsman Paradise. 11 sleep
ing rooms, 3 baths, dining, kitchen ana launary ruuuu.
I,'v,..ll.tit tiirltm.
$11,500.00 GUOC'EKY SEKVIC'E STATION 5 cabins. Excel-
-.il,,,k In f.ntihie. Ilulf flown.
$13 650 4 UNIT AUTO C:OUHT, room for several more. Also
good business location, close hi on South highway.
I3,000 HOTEL with 13 rooms and equipped cale m small
limn nn IiIl'Iiwuv 07. Butter than $1,000 month net.
$ 5,500 Kesluurant on Wall Street. Good equipment. Very
busy sMit. Terms. '
$ 1,500 SMALL CAEE, good lease, low rent. Fully equipped.
KyccIIcmI ui l.iiii for man and wife.
$ 1,200 Magazine and confectionery business, price includes
stocK and lixiurcs, excellent opportunity iur man aim
wife.
FARM ACREAGES
$19,000135 acres US acres water. 10 miles out on Redmond
highway. Two liveable homes, barn, brooder houe, spud
cellar, inc. t an be sold as separate places. Terms.
$15,000 120 Aero farm. 75 acres water. Homelike 4 bedroom
modern home. Terms.
$ 9,000 8 acres 1 C'OI water on edge of town. New sturdy 3
bedroom modem home, also 2 small livable homes on
property. Third down.
$ 8,500 40 acres, 13 acres water, near Alfalfa, 7 room mod
ern home, l'uriilturo and equipment used for custom
work may be purchased separately.
$ 5,500 9 acres, 2 bedroom modem home, new chicken house
18'xl2', large bam, 3 ml. out. Terms.
$ 4,500 20 acres 6 miles out on old Hedmond highway. Swal
ley water, 3 room house, chicken house, graUiery, ber
ries and alfalfa.
1 yv buu HI
home loans insurance
Ernie Klxo
I'hone 754-M
Kenny Itogers
I'hone
1579HX
901 Bond Street
Art Itlxe, I'hone 215-J
Orval Johnson
I'hone 754-M
,loe Tilden
Phone I732-W
Phone 535
moil and mediums iu.;u-mi.ju,
good ewes mostly 8.00.
IIKAKIMi MADE TlGIM 'Ell
Minneapolis ll" A Minneapolis
firm saws it has developed a de
vice which will take most of the
weight out of mechanical hearing
aids. Telex, Inc., has come 011I
with a plastic circuit only
251. 0001 h of an inch thick and
weighing l32nd of an ounce.
other information, apply to the
Superintendent, Warm Springs
Indian Agency, Warm Springs,
Oregon. Dated this 26 day of No
vember. 1!)'1H. at Washington, D.
C. .!. A. Krug, Secretary of the
hiterior J7-13 18-23-C
NOTICE OI SALE I-Olt
I ) E LI N J t E N T ASS ESS.M E N TS
Notice is hereby given that pur
suant to a warrant hereloloic
duly issued by the Recorder of
the'Cllv of Hend and to me direct
ed I will offer for sale at public
auction on February 2. l!M!l. at
two o'clock p. m. in front of the
City Hall in Hend. Oregon, the
following parcels of real properly
to satisfy the delinquent assess
ments of the City of Bend against
the same as follows, to wit:
Reputed Owner, Unbonded
Liens. District No. 12: Mrs. C. A.
Ilauck; Principal, SlTiO.fK); Ac
crued Interest. 6 per cent I'c'r An
num: From 12-1-18; Lot 15; IJIock
."; Addition, River Terrace.
Each of said parcels will bo
sold In the person who idlers to
pay the assessment, costs, inter
est and accruing costs and inter
est thereon, and lake a ccrtilicalr
at the lowest rate ol inlciesl.
which rate of interest shall nut
exceed 10' ; per annum.
Dated this 31st duv of Decem
ber. 1018.
II. A. CASIDAY, Chief of I'o
(if the CltV of Bend.
23jy3iUC
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