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BEND LODGE, No. 218, I.O.O.F.
Meets every iviunuay ixigni
I.O.O.F. Temple
Fred Elligsen, Noble Grand
p. Ray Miller, phone 1079-W, Secy.
2(i5 Franklin Avenue
Fur Sale Real Eslale
10 AC, 10 W., 2 b. r. home, fire
place, pressure system, root eel
Jar, and outbuildings. 2 mi. out,
$ii000, terms.
n ii p MOH paraee. wired for
i range. Close in on Franklin Ave.
JF 15,000. terms.
3 13. R. MOD., 2 lots on E. Norton;
S 1.425, terms.
Call Mr. Dubois
VERN LARSON A(iENCY
135 Oregon Ave. Phone 32
ATTENTION FARMERS!
' FOR SEVERAL years we have
been selling Central Oregon
farms and ranches to Willamette
Valley buyers. At present we have
a waiting list for several good
properties over in "spud land." If
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
over, and if you will write or
phone us we will do just that
pronto.
WE SELL THE EARTH
WILLIAM B. SHELLEY
50 West 13th Ave. Phone 158-150
Eugene. Oregon
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.
IMMEDIATE possession: 5 acres
COI water, good 3-room home, 1
mile from city limits. C. V. Silvis,
phone 898, 81 Oregon.
WE HAVE daily inquiries for
prospective buyers. List your
property with Ted Holliday for
results.
HOLLIDAY REALTY
1050 BOND ST.
OFFICE PH. 1445-M
HOM EJ'H. 358-W
3 LOTS- excellent building site.
'E. 10th. $1550, .$050 dn. Phone 458
until 7 p.m., after 7, 15K8-K.
WANT TO SELL? List your prop
erty with GILBERT. A square
deal, and prompt, efficient,
courteous service is vours at Gil
bert's Real Estate. 1015 Wall St.
HOLLIDAY INSURANCE
AfiENCY
Get full protection. Extended cov
wane insurance takes care of
loss by smoke, windstorm, hail
or rising water.
1050 BOND ST.
OFFICE PH. 1145-M
HOME I'll. 358-W
5'1 LOANS on irrigated farms of
over GO acres and on centrally lo
cated business property. Mid
state Realty Co., Rm. 11 U. S.
Nat. Bldg.
HAVE CLIENTS waiting for
good homes and good farms, fair
ly priced. List vou'r property with
Midslato Realty Co., C. J. Lindh
and D. H. Peoples.
40 A.. 20 A. Swalley wat"r. 4-ronm
house with fireplace, .sprinkler
system, 2X0 ft. pipe. Tractor with
attachments. .Some alfalfa and
pasture. All for $5t00, some terms.
Consider small house in tow n.
SO A. POWELL BUTTE rarm. 50
A. irrigated, 11 a. alfalfa, 20 a.
clover, some pasture; borders
main hwv. Can he bought with
only SOiXM.OO down. Very easy
terms on balance.
. E. M. BUCKNUM. REALTOR
Tel. 331. 1039 Brooks St.
SELL OR TRADE: Equity in 4-
" t. UllHl. IIOIIIC UUlll IHt) IV1IS.
Pjl'ull price $0375. Equity $2100.
I " Win , i- .,ti
' 1 utile IUI I ,1 1 . I I UC I III M I Itl 1 1-
cr home. Kiir details call Mr. Sha
ver, All State Rcaltv, 221 Green
wood. Ph. 107.
GILBERT'S REAL ESTATE
OFFERS FOR SALE:
- Bedim, mod. home. Sewer con
nection, paved St., automatic heat,
wired for range, underground
sprinkler system. Two lots. $0300.
I;KAl.'TY SHOP: Excellent loca
tion, modern equipment. Doing
tiifiii business. A good buy at
Si075.
f.ivingrm., 2 bodrms . kitchen.
Indryrm.. shower rm., plus stoves
t only $2500, terms.
2-Uedrm. mod. home. Oil heal,
'"to. washer plumbing. Ige. wa
JPi' lank, kitchen with breakfast
''if. I"ls huilt-ins. Corner lot. nav
'''I sheet. $7775 with SOUOO loan
available.
Him. home on 2 lots. Chicken
li'nive. shciLs. root cellar, insula!
d Iruit house. Good hov at $1225.
CHOICE LOTS FOP. SALE
GILBERT'S HEAL ESTATE
1015 Wall Phone 23 J
1'- M. Hl'CKNl'M, REALTOR
1029 Brooks St. phone 331
-Near Chamber of Commerce
Evenings phone 790 K
3 P. HOME on E. Kearnev.
1K23 living room, auto, heat,
Iari:c kitchen, hreaklast nook.
("'- lance included. 2 lots. Low
''"un pavmcnl can be arranged
I'1 rt-spoiibidiu party. fctiHn).
1 949
For Sale Ueul Estate
SACRIFICE: For quick sale. 2
bedroom modern home. Garage,
woodsheds, storeroom, fruit cel
lar, chicken house, insurance,
piped for gas, 2 stoves, floor cov
erings. 1360 Fresno.
TED COOPER AGENCY
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
$2000-3-ROOM furnished home:
1 bedroom, partial bath, but fix
tures are there to be installed.
Garage. Only $800 down.
$4250-5 -ROOM HOME, 2 bed
rooms, good condition. Gas range,
water heater and Venetian blinds
included. Double garage. Good
yard. A good buy. Terms.
$5250 ONLY $1000 down! 3-bod-room
modern. Gas heat. Nice dis
trict, good yard and garden.
Needs redecorating but is a good
buy. Let us show you this.
SG500 THIS Is a dandy buv in a
larger home. Nice large living
room with fireplace. 1 bedroom
down. 3 up. Oil furnace, garage.
On corner lot, A-l condition and
well built. Terms can be arrang
ed.
ASK about our business opportu
nities in Bend. We need more list
ings on good modern homes.
Call at 120 Minnesota Ave., phone
1331-J. Evenings 335-J or 1275-R
FOR RENT
3 RM. USE., furn.. $-15 a mo.
3 B. R.. E. side, mod., close in. $70
a mo.
2 B. R., mod., $50 a mo.
FOR SALE
1 B. R., MOD., E. side, close in;
$2050, $750 dn.
3 B. R.. MOD.. 1 blk. off S 97;
$5,500.
5 AC, 5 W., 2 b. r., clec, $3,000;
'j dn.
RESTAURANT, 3-rm. mod. hse.,
$12,500, $8500 dn.
APT. HSE.. appraised for $18,CC0.
Price $14,000. 'a dn. or will trade
for ranch.
120 A., 85 COI. 6-rm. hse., grade
A dairy, $23,500; trade for dry
ranch.
EWING REAL ESTATE CO.
815 Bond. Phone 1683 or 592
Fuel
NOTICE
TO COAL USERS
A 4'r increase In freight rates ef
fective Jan. 11 will increase all
delivered coal prices by 25c per
ton. effective Wed., Jan. 12.
Brookings Wood Yard, Ph. 7G7.
Bend Storage & Tsfr.. Ph. 444.
VERY LIMITED SUPPLY of drv
body wood. 2 ft. $15.00. 12" $16.00.
Plenty of lump and nut coal that
burns like wood. Brookings Wood
Yard. Ph. 7G7.
WOOD for sale. Ph. 1535-W.
10-INCH GREEN SLAB wood de
livered in Bend, $14 per 2-eord
load. Central Oregon Fuel Co.,
nhone 201-W. Office 936 A. St..
Redmond.
COAL
PRES-TO-LOGS
STORAGE
TRANSFER
Local and Long Distance
BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER
CO.
222 Irving. Phone 441
DRY BODY WOOD, 16", promot
delivery, rate on 3 cord load.
147S-J.
DRY BODY pine, 1(5" lengths, $12
cord. Phone 1307-J or 977-J.
For Sule
1'urm Products
FOR SALE: Potatoes. No. Is. 2s
and bakers, $3.00 per hundred.
Delivered in Bend. Call 1502J-3.
FOR SALE: Jersey Durham milk
cow and calves. South on Hy. 02
to Times Service Sta., 1st house
west. Ph. 1502J-3.
FRESH EGGS for sale. P hone
1512W-2. J. T. Kindrick. Rt. 2,
Box 40. Bend, Oregon. Glen Vista
District.
DRESSED HOGS, grain fed.
whole or half hog. Call after 7 p.
m. Phone 1506-J-l Jim Elder.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for any
kind livestock or machinery you
have to sell. Ph. 1269.
Sale every Thursday. Bend Auc
tion Yard, 11:30 Misc., 1:30 live
stock. CHICKENS: Fryers, liveweight.
Phone 59-VV. York's, first white
house back of Carroll Acies store.
Inquire at rear gray house.
BEND AUCTION YARD'S first
sale of the new year Tuesday at
7:30 p. m. Brine anything you
have to sell or phone 1209 for
pick up service.
HAVE SOME wcaner and feeder
pigs. Will deliver. Ph. 1209..
For Sale Miscellaneous
ONE LADY'S riding saddle, fine
condition; one A Ford coach, lair;
40-acre larm, sale or lease. Wal
rath. 3' j mi. East Bend Burns
highway.
I LOOK: Stoves and furniture
I Look: Large assorted sizes white
1 wood and coal range.-. SI5.IW and
j up. Heater, wood, coal and oil
' Also other liii niluie ol all kinds,
i New and used. Will take vour old
I furniture and stoves in trade. P
,: E. Furniture Co., 5th and E. St
j Redmond. Ore.
DUO-THERM oil heater. 3 I room,
rl.'c. roaster. 2 p. linoleum !x l.'i ' -.
!iI5: washing machine, dawm
i, ,i t 1 chrome easy chair. Phone
p;.;l .1. 1.3.) h. living.
RADIO TUBES Complete stock
philco and other nationally
known brands. Tubes tested.
Bend FuiMi'.uie Cu.
For Sale Miscellaneous
MONTGOMERY WARD 1946 re
frigerator. 9 ft. 1617 West 8th.
Ph. 1675 J.
DUO-THERM oil heater 3-4 room,
electric roaster, 2 p. linoleum
12xl3!2, 12x15; washing machine,
davenport. 1 chrome easy chair.
Phone 1631-J. 635 E. Irving.
DELUXE full sized bed springs.
$12.50. 734 Broadway. Apt. 6.
FUR TRIMMED winter coat,
black & gold dress, black suit
size 14. Good condition, reason
able. 1806 Awbrey Rd.
FRANKLIN treddle sewing ma
chine, very good condition. See it
at 1034 Albany.
BALDWIN ACROSONIC.
A number one piano
A spinet of unusual quality. Rec
ommended by the leading musi
cians of today. A piano worth
having. Ph. 1087. Benson Piano
Co. 65 Gilchrist.
REMINGTON Woodsmaster .300
caliber rifle. Practically new. 50
gal. electric Frigldaire hot water
heater, used 3 months. Reason for
selling, leaving the state. Phone
447-R.
BEAUTIFUL American opossum
fur coat, size 16 to 18, new. Price
$125. T. A. Breeden, 1558 Lincoln.
Eugene. Ore.
For Sale Used Cars
FOR SALE: 1940 Ford truck ip
good condition. See at 1427 W. 5th
after 6:00 p. m.
47 OLDSMOB1LE 76, 2 door. Ph
873-J. :
'36 FORD coach, R. & H., new
tires, brakes, clutch and paint
$450.00. 1539-VV.
1929 REO TRUCK, good running
condition, tires and stock rack.
Good homemade tractor made
from heavy truck. 2 wheel trailer
in good condition. Ph. 1000-W-4.
WHETHER YOU ARE BUYING,
SELLING OR TRADING, LET'S
TALK IT OVER.
Mc's MOTOR WORKS
One Mile South of Redmond
On Bend Highway
1935 CHEV. standard sedan, good
motor and tires, body fair. $150.
635 East Irving.
1947 DODGE l-tonr"stake rack,
low mileage. Skyline Ranch,
phone 1512-J-4.
1946 OLDSMOBILE G Torpedo, 2
door sedan with hydramatic
transmission, healer, fog lights,
good rubber, low mileage. Priced
right. Wakefield Garage, Sisters.
'36 CHEVROLET tudor in good
shape. 2-owner car. $375, will lake
$200 down, bal. in payments. See
at house behind 1062 Columbia.
Phone 1418-J.
'38 DE SOTO 4-door, overdrive,
heater and defroster.
34 OLDSMOBILE 4-door. heater.
Both have '49 licenses, guaran
teed A-l mechanically and tires,
size 6.50x16. J. II. Johnson. Rt. 2,
Box 188, 3 mi. west of Tumalo.
For Kent
FOR RENT: Modern, furnished
apt., nice and clean, close in:
washing facilities; no children or
pets. Inquire 40 Irving. Phone
1109-VV.
FOR RENT: 4 - room furnished,
semi-modern house, hot water and
shower; no children over 2 yrs.
No pots. 1434 Davenport.
VERY CLEAN 2-bedroom. mod
ern, partly furnished house. In
quire 501 Riverfront or ph. 8301
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.
MODERN 2-bedroom bungalo.
Available Jan. 15th. 2425 N. 1st
on Redmond highway.
2-BEDROOM house with garage,
oil heater, wood stove, electric
lights. Butler market road across
from Young's school, reasonable
rent. Call C. V. Silvi.s, phone 89S.
FOR RENT: 3-rm. mod. furnish
ed, newly cleaned house. May con
sider small baby, no pets please.
147 E. Olney.
Wanted
WANTED TO BUY: A model A
B 10 E3 Delco light plant. Write
Bend Bulletin No. 83SS.
RESPONSIBLE married couple
with 3-year-old son desire to rent
small, unfurnished (or partially
furnished) 2-hedroom house. Bed
rooms nuis't be on ground floor.
Also requite laundry room faci
lities of some sort. Write 8264
Bend Bulletin.
WANTED: Garage or storage
space for small, 10 foot house
trailer. Inside preferred. Bonham.
1762 W.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY any kind
of cattle you have to sell, also
some milk cows that will freshen
soon. W. R. Franks, Redmond,
phono 78.
! Help Wanted
! WANTED: Experienced driver-
salesman to be available January t
17 for Bend territory with eslab
I lished w holesale concern selling
! tobacco, candv. cookies, margar
! inc. elc. Must be lamilv man. In
1 eal resident, age 25 to 40. Write
! P. O. liox 1125, Medlord, Oregon.
Give full details first letter.
i H( M iKKEEPER - Accountant f o r
public accounting linn. Perman
ent pnsiijon wilh excellent oppor
tuniiv lor advancement. Starling
: salary dependent upon qualifica
tions. Answer in own handwriting
giving age. education, experience
i and ieeieoi-eb, iaie Lend Bulle
tin No. WIX
THE BEND BULLETIN,
Help Wunted
EXPERIENCED man. steady
farm lob. Handle tractors and ir
rigate. Mrs. E. D. Elrod. Rt. 1. Box
46, Redmond, 2!a ml. E 'a N.
Prineville Jct.
ARE YOU RAISING YOUR
SIGHTS ABOVE ORDINARY
WAGES? The best one-man busi
ness in Deschutes County now
available. Car required. Write J.
R. Walking Co.. 137 Dexter Ave
nue, Seattle, Washington.
MAN or WOMAN interested in
demonstration work. Car and am
bition necessary. We train you.
Money and chance for advance
ment above average. Further in
formation on request. Write R.
Chadek, 331 Jefferson, Klamath
Falls, Ore.
Situations Wanted
GENERAL office worker desires
temporary or permanent office
work. Write Box 8358, Bulletin.
WOMAN'S eyeglasses. Light
plastic frame. Lost Friday noon
on Wall St. Please return to Hal
brook Motors. Reward.
Services
SERVICE: Carpenter work. Price
right, work right. Also water
pipes thawed out. Also power saw
for sale. T. A. Gilmore, 1125 Roo
sevelt. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain
holes shot. Free estimates. Phone
1252-J or 1G76-W. D. VV. Grimes,
210 Davis Ave.. Bend.
VAL'S REPAIR SHOP: Auto re
pairing done day or night. Reas
onable rates. All work guaran
teed. Special low rate on installa
tion of Lomac reconditioned mo
tors. Phone 13G7-M. 1245 Jackson
ville Ave.
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.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
274. 1033 Brooks.
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 welding, Sand
er belts, band saw blades, new
handles hung in tools. Sexton
Supply & Saw Service, 1195 Wall
Street.
NEW construction, rough fram
ing, remodeling, cabinets, built
Ins and shop work. F. W. Pago,
ph. 650-M. General Contractor.!
TREE SERVICE: Tonping. prun
ing and transplanting. Let us re
move those bad trees. This work
insured. 1107 W. 15th. Ph. 1405-W
ELECTRIC PIPE THAWING,
day or night service. Call B. F.
Rhodes, septic tank service, 3UG
W, or D. L. Stevenson, 1338-J.
FOR WELL and drain hole drill
ing call Lee Grimes. 221 Davis,
phone 1670-W or 1252-J.
LIVESTOCK, water and general
hauling. Cisterns filled anywhere
for hire. Gulick's Truck Service,
phone Redmond 26-X, Bend 790
W. WOOD SAWING, prompt service.
Call 1570-R after 4 p. in. or morn
ings before 8 a. m.
Miscellaneous
ANSWERS UNCALLED FOR at
The Bulletin hu.-,iness office, there
remain uncalled for answers to
classified advertisements wilh
key numbers as follows: 831.1,
8105. G229. 6072, 56S1, 5995, 0573,
6135.
Use classilied ads in The Bulle
tin for quick results.
SCHOOL IHSTKKT BONO
ELECTION NOTICE
Slate nt Oregon, County of Des
chutes, School District No. 6, Sis.
tors. .ss.
Notice hereby is given that, at
1 ho school district bond election
hereby called, to be held at Grade
School Gym, in and for school
district No. 6 of Deschutes Coun
ty. Oregon, Thursday, the 27lh
day of Jan.. A. I). 1919, hot ween
the hours of 2 o'clock p. m. ami
7 o'clock p. m. there will he sub
mitted to the legal voters thereof
the question of contracting a
bonded indebtedness in the sum
of $15,00(1 for the purpose of
ci rcling new li-rnom unit of nuon
set type construction for elemen
tary grades on property now used
as baseball diamond in and lor
said school district.
The vote is to be by ballot upon
which shall be the words "Bonds
Yes " and "Bonds No." and the vo
ter shall place a cross Xl be
I ween the words "Bonds" and the
word "Yes." or between the
words "Bonds" and the word
"No." whichever indicates his
choice.
The noils for the reception of
(he ballots cast for or-tieajnsi the
contraction of said indebtedness
will, on said day and dale and al
the place aforesaid, be opened al
the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. and te
main open until the hour of 7
o'eloek p. in. of the same dav, at
which hour the same shall hi
closed.
By order of Hie district school
fioard of school district No. 0 "I
heschotes Countv. Oieeon, made
ibis Thursday, '.'M of Dec.. A. D
1918. !
A. I. BRI'NDIMDGE.
Chairman, District School
fioard.
.Mies': '
livroti F. Evan, fli-ik pin leu: I
Dcclis Blown, District Clerk I
BEND, OREGON
The Bulletin
OUT OUR WAY
Youngster Dies
As Chain Tightens
Beaver, Pa., Jan. 10 HI''- Five
year -old Worthington (Skippyl
Gunsauley, Jr., liked to play with
the big friendly collie in the yard
next door to his home.
As they played yesterday, the
chained collie pranced happily
around the boy. Skippy wanted to
slop a minute because the chain
was caught around his neck. But
the dog misunderstood his tug
ging at the chain and pulled
away.
Dr. E. It. Rodgers said Skippy
died of strangulation.
Oregon Churches
Destroyed by Fire
Klamath Falls, Jan. 10 ll'' -
Fire destroyed churches at Bly
and Merrill in Klamath county
during the weekend.
The two-year-old Missionary Al
liance church at Bly was burned
out by a blaze that started from
an unknown cause in the back
room.
Al Merrill, the Presbyterian
church was destroyed by a fire
that stalled Sunday morning,
shortly before start of Sunday
school classes. Wind preenled
he Merrill fire department irom
becking the flames.
BANKIUIITCV SALE
By order of the Bankruptcy Court
there is offered for sale free and
clear of all liens the following
properly heretofore owner by Mi
chael Harold Keefe, and Drusilla
Keefe as Keef's Bake-Rite Bakery
at Bend, Oregon. PARCEL 1.
Complete bakery shop eqiiipmenl,
estimated cost value 1940, $28,
588.40. PARCEL 2. Retail store
eqiiipmenl $1777.00. PARCEL 3.
Office f u r n i I u r e. equipment
$877.50. PARCEL 4. Automotive
equipment, one 1940 Ford Panel
truck, one 1940 Chevrolet truck,
one 1937 Ford Panel truck, one
1917 International Vanette, two 2
wheel trailers. Stile will be by
sealed bids w hich must be accom
panied by certified check for lO'v
of amount bid. Bids may be made
on any single parcel or combina
tion of parcels, or on any piece
of automotive equipment in PAR
CEL 4. Bids will be opened in
Room 512. U. S. Court House, S.
W. 6th & Main Sis.. Portland, Or
egon, at 2:00 o'cloc k P. M. Thurs
day. January 13 next. Right re
served to reiiH.'t any or all bids.
Inventory may he inspected in
my office during business hours.
Automotive- equipment may he
inspected at Eddie's Garage,
Bend, Oregon. Other assets will he
open for inspection at Bend all
dav Tuesday, January II, and
special arrangements for show
ing may be made through the
trustee. EDWARD VV. JOHNSON.
TRUSTEE, 337 Pillock Block,
Portland, Oregon. Br. 0511.
29-30 31 C
NOTICE TO CKKIMTOKS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been ap
pointed administrator of the es
tate of Alf Nvsteen, deceased, hv
the Honorable C. L. Allen. Coun
ty Judge of Deschutes Countv.
Oregon, and all nelsons holding
claims against said estate are re
quired to present the same duly
verified to the undersigned at the
office of DeArmond, Goodrich &
Foley, attorneys, in Bend. Ore
gon, within six months alter the
date of the first publication here
of. DATED and first published this
27th dav of December. 1948.
HALVOR NYSTEEN, Adminis
trator. DeARMOND. GOODRICH &
FOLEY, Attorneys. 1S-232935 C
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
thai hv virtue of Ordinance No.
NS.'illl of 'Ihe Citv of Bend. Ore
l.'on, a municipal cotporation, Ihe
undersigned will on the 25lh dav
of January. 1919. at the hour of
10 o'clock A. M. in the Cjtv Com
mission room in the Citv Hall, sell
to the highest bidder tor cash Ihe
following desciihed real properly
located In the City ot Bend, I es
chutes Countv. Oregon, provided
no bid shall he accepted for less
than the amount set opposite
each respective panel, which is
the minimum appraised pi li e fix
ed hv the Commission ,, ihe Cjtv
of Bend
Parcel N.i. 1 Lois 5 and 0. Block
1 River Ton are y 'Mlilll Cash
(.;E !.: SIMERVIt.l.K.
Recorder of the Citv ot Rend
29 30 11 C
FINE.' OU GOT YJ f OH, I HADN'T
' IT IN ALL RIGHT ' C. I THOUGHT OF THAT.' 1
l NOW HOW ACE J I J'N. I WELL, I'LL WORK. J
WE GOING TO S I J fS X. V OUT SOME1HIN7 J
J WHY MOTHERS GET GRAV ,lfXstiS&
By J. R. Williams
President Seeks
Billions in Taxes
For Government
Washington. Jan. 10 ill'1 Presi
dent Truman asked congress to
day to raise $5,960,000,000 of ad
ditional taxes through new and
higher' levies on corporations and
individuals.
President Truman said in his
budget message that the funds
would be required to prevent a
deficit, to pay off national debt
and to pay for expanded social
security and health programs.
The president had called for
$1,000,000,000 of new general rev
enue in his message to congress
last week. Today he asked for
$1.9t;0,OIK),0OO more in the form
of larger and new social security
payroll deductions.
Will Increase Tax
lie said the social security tax
should be increased on July 1
from one per cent to one and one-
.half percent each on employers
and employes. The tax also
should be applied to nearly 25.
000,000 more people. He said
Ihese changes would raise $1,700,
000,000 of new revenue for Un
social security trust funds (not
! counted as part of regular gov
iernment receipts I. An additional
$260,000,000 would come from new
I payroll levies for the proposed
j health program.
Administration officials said Ihe
proposed health program would
be financed hy a payroll levy of
one-hall of one per cent wilh the
employer paying one-quarter of
one per cent and the employe's
pay envelope being tapped for
one-quarter of one per cent. This
would he in addition Initio social
security tax. Details will be set
forth in a presidential message
! to congress during the next five
or six days.
! Estimate Made
I The administration estimates
! Ili.it $2.000.IHIO,000 of the pro.
'posed $4,0(10,00(1.11110 annual in
crease in general taxes could be
: collected during fiscal 19.it I. This
j is based on the hope that congress
will approve the increase and
make it effective July 1, 1949.
I As for Ihe proposed $4,000,(100.
j Of H) in general new revenue, Ihe
president had relatively little to
Isay. He had previously told eon
! gross that the new money should
come from corporate tax increas
es and from gift and estate taxes.
He recommended also that con
gress study the possibility of tak
I ing more dollars Irom individuals
j in the middle and upper income
( brackets. Also, hi- said, some new
! excise taxes "may be desirable." j
I'p to Congress
j But he continued to leave all
I the details up to congress to de-j
fide. !
i Mr. Tinman wants to pay off;
isome of the government's debt:
which now is a bit above $252, !
000.000,000.
Times of high level economic
'activity are good times in which
to pay off debts, the president
said; it's not sound policy for Ihe
government to be in the "red" un
j dor such conditions,
i He aiso wants a "flexible" tax
policy one that could be "adjust
ed to the changing needs of busi
; ness and consumers . . ."
! He said receipts from laes on
corporations are expected to "in
crease substantially" in the fis
cal years 194!) and IO.'ill. even a!
present rates. This was based on
ihe assumption ' that business
would continue tit a high level
of activity.
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Stocks Turn Dull
By Elmer C. Wal.er
New York, Jan. 10 iti' Stocks
turned dull and lower today after
a five-day advance hist week had
lifted the industrial average to a
new high since Nov. 4.
Only a few issues had net
changes outside a fractional area,
out a few of these had plus signs,
representing selective buying.
Wall street experts said the
budget had been anticipated, and
discounted, and hence was of no
Influence on stocks.
The list opened irregular and
'.hen slipped back with deals
ightening. High-priced chemicals,
vliich featured on the upside last
.veek, were depressed. Some
steels, oils and special issues lost
t point or more. Near closing the
steels were steadied by the Week
,y American Iron & Steel institute
eport showing steel mills sched
uled this week to turn out a rec
.ird tonnage.-
Superior Oil of California
spurted 5 points to 165 and closed
:here to feature the wide gains in
he active list. Pittsburgh,
loungstown & Ashtabula railroad
preferred dropped 17 points to a
lew 1948-19 low at 135 on 20
shares.
PORTLAND I'UODl'CE
Portland, Ore., Jan. 10 ill'1 But
ter and egg prices dropped on the
Portland maiket at opening of
he week's trading today.
Grade AA large egfs declined
throe cents a dozen, while grade
AA medium and all sizes of grade
; eggs dropped two cents a doz
m.
Eggs Prices to retailers:
Oracle AA large, 03e doz.; certi
fied A large, 02c do..; A large,
jlc; AA medium, 63(ilc; certi
fied A, medium, 60c; A medium,
59c; carton 2c additional.
STAMP COLLECTORS'
SUPPLIES:
I.oo.f !.fnf Allium., Sliirk Hank., Rroll
t'nliiliiitiH'., ilaiut'K, T'mik. l,?nMifl, Mint
Shoot Kilo.. Illiit lt FiIi'h. Fnlrniniinls fur
liturkn mill hIiikIi'.. I'ni'krtu, MIxlureH.
ScU anil Singlt". from i-vrry couiltiy in
llir wtirld.
rtiime 1135-W afterniiiiiiM nr cvvnlUKH-
RIXE RIXE
Pays For Ashes
SELLS dim 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.
$ 7,250 New 2 bedroom home near Allen school. FHA loan.
$ 0,050 New 5 room modern home. Two lots on west side.
$2,200.00 down, $50.00 month.
$ 5,500 New 3 bedroom modern home, Nico location on
Franklin,
$ 5,000 1,200 acres, city water, borders on city limits, ex
cellent building sites.
$ 4,750 2 bedroom modern home, close to Kenwood school,
$1,500 down, $35 per month.
$4,750 2 bedroom West Side home. OH furnace, electric
slovu and hot water healer. Corner lot on paved street
clime to school.
$ 4,750 ft-room sturdy home, very good location, paved street
and sidewalks, new electric stove, refrigerator, oil
healer and electric1 water heator include. Terms,
$ 4,375 5 room modern slone house. Fireplace, basenitnt,
some fn roll lire, large lot. Located at 150 E. Hawthorne.
$1,705 down.
$ 3,175 .Modern I bedroom furnished home. Good Terms.
$ 750 Excellent lot on West 2nd. All Improvements In. Be
tween Portland and Sugimiw.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
$00,000 MOUNTAIN LODGE, cabins and ski run. Now gross
ing $1 10,000 per yeur. Good terms.
$32,500 8 UNIT MOTEL with service station and groceries.
Will show $121)0 net per month.
$1 1,500.(10 GROCERY SERVICE STATION 5 cabins. Excel
lent value In Lupine. Half down.
$13,050 4 UN IT AUTO COURT, room for several more. Also
good business locution, close In on South highway.
1 3,000 IIO'IEL with 13 rooms unit equipped cafe 111 small
town on highway 07. lletter than $1,000 month net,
$ 0,000 Restuurant on Wall Street. Good equipment. Very
busy spot. Terms.
$ 1,000 SMALL CAFE, good lease, low rent Fully equipped.
Excellent set-up for man and wife.
$ 1,200 Magazine and confectionery business, price Includes
stock and fixtures. Excellent opportunity for man and
wife.
FARM ACREAGES
$15,000 120 Ai re farm. 75 acres water. Homelike 4 bedroom
modern home. Terms.
$ !),()()() 8 acres I COI water on edge of town. New sturdy 2
bedroom modern home, also 2 small livable homes on
property. Third down.
$ 8,500 III acres, 13 acres water, near Alfalfa. 7 room mod
ern home. Furniture and equipment used for custom
work may be purchased separately.
$ 7,750 120 acres 59 acres COI water. Modern two bedroom
house. $,!)50 will bundle.
$ 0,500 !) acres, 2 bedroom modern home, new chlcl.cn house
I8'xl2'. large burn, 3 ml. mil. Terms.
$ 4,500 20 acres 5 miles out on old Redmond highway. Swal
ley water, 3 room house, chicken house, gralncry, ber
ries and alfalfa.
Ernie Kivc
Phone 751 M
Mir -
Art Kic
Phone "15 -I
I,
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nome loans r
Mil Itoml Street
PAGE SEVEN
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Ore., Jan. 10 Hi')
Livestock:
Cattle salable 2650; calves 200;
market opening slow on increased
supply; early interest limited to
cows and bulls; liberal supply
steers and heifers without early
bids; undertone weak to lower;
early sales cows steady to 50
cents lower; bulls fully steady;
calves about steady; few loads
medium and good beef cows 18.00
to 20.50; canners and cutters 13.00
to 15.50; questionable shells down
to 8.00; few good beef bulls 22.50
to 23.00; good and choice vealers
29.00 to 31.00; odd head 32.00; me
dium 400 lb. calves to 23.50.
Hogs salable 750; market ac
tive; 25 to 50 cents higher; good
and choice 180 to 235 lbs. 24.00 to
2-1.25; 250 to 290 lbs. 22.00 to
22.25; 150 lbs. 22.00 to 22.50; good
400 to 500 lb. sows 18.50 to 19.50;
good and choice feeder pigs 23.50
to 24.50.
Sheep salable 1750; scattered
sales steady; bulk increased sup
ply unsold; most bids lower; one
load good and choice 104 lb. fed
wooled lambs 22.75; small lot
long-haul kinds 23.00; most bids
good and choice lambs below
22.50; few good ewes 8.00.
J. A. DUDREY
REALTOR
103!) WALL ST.
Office 1327-W Home KHW-M
D. A. Ray, Salesman, 1725-K
TWO CHOICE DESCHUTES
COUNTY FARMS
PRODUCTIVE 120 ACRE
FARM With 120 ACRES
COI water, 5t acres alfalfa, 27
acres good Irrigated pasture,
balance potato and grain land.
Comfortable four-room home,
large barn, potato cellar,
double garage, blacksmith
shop, machine shed, chicken
house. Faint is equipped with
Allis Chalmers tractor and nice
lino of farm machinery. $31,
001). Very reasonable terms.
NEAR REDMOND EXCEL
LENT 80 ACRES. With 50
acres COI water. Modern three
bedroom home. Exceptionally
good barn. Three cisterns.
Good soil. Ideal location on
highway. $14,500. Terms.
Orvat Johnson
Phone 754-.M
loe Tildcn
hone 1732 W
insurance
Phone 535