THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
i
It's A
Classified Rates
J.IK AI- Mill IN ADVANCE
.. Words One Time sor
?, Words Threo 'linn's ... $1.35
25 Worth Six TIiihk $2.5(1
All words ovr 25 add 2c pvr word timv
number of Insertions.
One month run. tame copy, i, day rate.
Minimum charge, 50c
Line Kate I He Capitals 20c
Readers 15c line, minimum 60c
Closing time classifieds, U a.m.
Diftplar Advertising- Closing time 3 p.m.
previous day. One half page ur larger, 5
p. m. srrond day previous to publirallon.
BEND LODGE NO, 139
A. F. & A. M.
Friday. Jan. 21, 7:30 p. ra.
Special Communication
t Work in E. A. Degree
Diaminatlons
Warren Win)?
Acting secretary
(snlenalnmenO
" BEND-AERTEIO7089
F. O. E. Hall
Meets Every Friday Night
Loyal B. Rhodes. W. P.
p. O. Box 1022 Phone 1357-J
W. M. Loy, Secretary
Rt. 3. Box 42 Phone 20-F-5
For Sale Ileal Estate
GILBERTS REAL ESTATE
OFFERS FOR SALE:
2 B room, mdn. home and 2 lots.
Rsmt., oil furnace, wired for
ranee, utility porch, floor cover
ings, wash machine. Well worth
S3500.00, terms.
4 B-rm. mdn. home close in, near
schools. Dining rm., ktchn.. lg.
glassed porch, good foundation.
Good buy at $1500.00, $2500.00 dn.
2 B room mdn. home. Oil heat,
auto, washer plumbing, lg. water
tank, ktchn. with breakfast bar,
lots built-ins: corner lot, naved
street. $7750.00 with $6000.00 loan
available.
2 B-rm. mdn. home. Sewer con
nection, paved St., automatic heal,
wired for range, underground
sprinklers. Two lots. Close in.
S(i300.00.
CHOICE LOTS FOR SALE
GILBERT'S REAL ESTATE
1015 Wall. Phone 23-J
ALMOST NEW 2 b. r. mod. home,
one blk. from high school, on
paved street, large fenced yard,
oil heat, elec. water heater, wired
for elec. range. Phone 001-J.
3-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, VA
acres, city water and C.O.I, water.
'4 mile off East Eighth street,
just outside city limits. Good root
cellar, .shed, chicken house and
rabbit hutch. Fruit trees, berry
bushes, wonderful garden sot.
Beautiful ' view ' of mountains;
country life, cilv conveniences.
$1300.00 cash. Brian Thompson,
Jones Road, phone 1356-J.
E. M. BUCKNUM, REALTOR
1029 Brooks St. Phone 331.
Near Chamber of Commerce
Evening phone 706R
LET US show you our selection of
new homes. Down paymenls as
low as S1000. Balance cheaper
than rent.
GROCERY STORE, $30000 busi
ness yearly plus new 3 B.R, home.
Will accept small home as part
down payment. Terms can be ar
ranged to responsible party. Ill
ness reason for selling. Full
price $15,500
Small slock ranch.
Grade A dairy.
Alfalfa ranch.
40 A. tracts.
Two choice arms, w i 1 li out
buildings, priced right.
For complete information on
farms call 1158-J evenings.
HAVE CLIENTS waiting for
good homes and gnotl farms, fair
ly priced. List your property with
iMinsiaie iteallv Co., C. J. Lindh
and D. J I. Peoples.
a a in
l
SACRIFICE: For quick sale, 2
bedroom modern home. Garage,
woodsheds, store-room, fruit cel
lar, chicken house, insurance,
piped for gas. 2 stoves, floor cov
erings. 1360 Fresno.
5',; LOANS on Irrigated farms of
over 60 acres and on centrally lo
caled business property. Mid
state Realty Co., Rm. 11 U. S.
Nat. Bldg.
167
Your lucky number to buy or sell
NEW furnished moil, home on E.
fill. Immediate possession. S'19."0.
51500 down, balance 4',r interest.
ONE duplex, one 3 b. r 1 1 -bedroom,
modern homes, with furn
ace, on paved street. Close in.
SI 3.750.00. good trcms.
LARGE HOME with 4 apis, plus
smvill mod. home on rear of lot.
Income over $200.00 per month.
SOOOtUK). la down.
SMALL 3 h. r. mod. new home
just off E. "ith and Kearney, va
cant; $3500.00.
JUST OFF S. 3rd. 3 b. r. mod. on
3 lots; $7350.00, $1750.00 down,
bill. FHA.
BRAND NEW 2 I), r. mod. with
stltached garage on E. I'll h. Im
mediate possession ;$8-'00.00, good
terms.
Opening for salesman.
ALL STATE REALTY
221 ' it oeriu'nnd
v PHONE 107
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: 2
hednwim modem plastered home,
with utility Kioto, stationary lob.
automatic hm water tank, wiled
for range. Venetian blinds, oil
circulator and gaiage. Hou.-r is 1
i". nld. Price Sil'ton. Will consider
good late model car as part down
navment. Terms on bid. See snv
time at 501 East Emerson. For
further informal ion. see ou Herat
i.'I E. Franklin, or phone 1563.
Money
For Sale Real Estate
WILL SACRIFICE 1 B. R. home,
full bath, floor cnverinnc u-fi-oH
lor range. H. W. heater; new ga
rage and work shoo. On paved
st. 1154 Columbia, by owner.
21 A., 12 A. Swalley water, two
miles north on 97; three -room
house and other buildings: gor
geous mountain view; $7500 with
terms, niiustaie Realty Co.
80 A., 65 A. Arnold water, all
lenced, no buildings; 3'.a miles
from Bond: Si;"-m- iuL- hmm, i
Bend up to $3500. Midstate ileal-
i v v-o., puone quo.
J. S. DAVIS CO.
Phone 185. Rm. 1 Penney Bide.
3-BEDRM., large liv. and din. rm.,
mod. kitchen, garage; East slue.
FHA appraised at $10,000.00 with
$8000.00 loan available. Fine ar
rangement, exceptional construc
tion. 1 YR. OLD 3-bedrm. west side, 25
ft. liv. rm., 20x38 basmt., pipe air
cond. furnace. Extra heavy const.
It lots. Owner leaving, asking
price $0000.00.
WEST SIDE, 2 cor. lots, 5 rms.
with 2 bedrooms, cement basmt.
with furnace. Asking price $5150.
umy sibou awn., bal. $10.00 per
mo. 47c.
1 BLK. Allen schl.. 2 bedim., 2
lots, l.c.b. pipe furnace, 5 full
rms., good condition and construc
tion. $000.00 dwn. Bal. monlhlv
payments at 47, asking price
$8000.00.
GOOD building lots on 8th street
and other locations.
CALL 185
Carl Locklin. Salesman
J. S. Davis. Realtor
4 ACRES with COI water, lust
outside city limits; good G room
house and other buildings; some
furniture; renuced to $8000. Mid-
slate Realty Co.
$1800 DOWN buys brand new 2-
bedroom home with garage: rea
dy to move imo; good terms. For
details, phone 493, Midstate Real
ty Co.
WANT TO SELL? List your prop
erty with GILBERT. A square
deal, and prompt, efficient
courteous service is yours at Gil
bel t's Real Estate,. 1015 Wall St,
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.
. 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 rale we would like to look it
over, and if you will write or
ohonc us we will do lust that
ironto.
WE SELL THE EARTH
WILLIAM B. SHELLEY
50 West 13th Ave. Phone 158-159
Eugene. Oregon
FOR SALE -One of the best 4V,
acie ranches in Powell Bultt
Now 5-rm. house completely fui
nislicd. Priced to sell. Also Ford
pickup. Inquire at Petersons post
office in Powell Butte. George
Whiteman.
m? c-.M l."- J.rnnm modern hnusl
Mussed in front and back porch
Wiwa I'rvr electric I'JineO NeW
electric water tank. Basement and
garage. S4i00, terms, ojj-k. u(o
Milwaukee.
TWO LOTS, N. W. corner Clay
and 5lh streets. $450.'
LOTS on East 8th and East 3rd
$150 up.
2 B. R. MOD. just re done on Jef-
lorson. $o.00, terms.
3 B. R. MOD. 2 lots on E. Norton.
$442o, terms.
) r? H MOD. furnished. Ileal
close in. $3,000, $1,000 dn.
2 B. R. MOD. 2 lots, joining busi
ness district. $3500, $1,000 dn.
LOVELY 4 B. R. mod. home. Dou
ble garage, largo workshop.
Fenced and landscaped. $2373
handles.
Call Mr. Dubois
VERN LARSON AGENCY
135 Oregon Ave. Phone 32
BEER PARLOR, poker tables,
good lease, own furnace, bsmnt.
$13,000, $5,000 dn.
40 A.. 31 COI, 2 B. li., unfin. barn.
$4500. $1000 dn.
2 li. R modern, furn., new gas
heater, range, and water heater,
Kclvinalor. $0500.
3 B R.. 3 lots. NE side. $3200.
$1200 dn.
EWING REAL ESTATE CO.
S15 Bond. Ph. 1683 or eve.5t2
Fuel
16 INCH GREEN SLAB wood de
livered in Bend, $14 per 2-cord
load. Central Oregon Kuel Co.,
phone 201-W. Ollice 936 A. St..
Redmond.
COAL
PItESTOLOGS
STORAGE v
TRANSFER
Local and Long Distance
BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER
CO.
222 living. Phone 411
ii" DRY red lunipu S13.50 cord.
Call 1325-M.
Saving Habit
Fuel
DRY BODY WOOD. 16". Dromm
delivery, rate on 3 cord load.
1478-J.
DRY BODY wood in any amount
or length. Call John D. McCar
thy, 13S4 M or Ted Ledum. I486
W. WE HAVE WOOD to burn, any
length. Call Buck Matson. 1494
W. GOOD DRY body wood, guaran
teed delivery this week. Phone
1721-J or 583.
For Sale Farm Products
2 MILK COWS, both young and
tested. Also 2 pigs. Ph. 5-F-ll.
1 2 BOTTOM 14" Ferguson plow,
can be used on old Fordson also
1 nearly new 5 h. p. dragsaw, two
blades, 1 good buzz saw on wheels.
C. W. Martin, Rt. 2, Box 224, Bend,
Ph. 28-F-4. Plainview dist.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for any
kind livestock or machinery you
have to sell. Ph. 126y.
Sale every Thursday. Bend Auc-
tio.i Yard. 11:30 Misc.. 1:30 live
stock.
CHICKENS: Fryers, liveweight.
Phone 59-W. York's, first white
house back of Carroll Acres store.
Inquire at rear gray house.
DRESSED HOGS, grain fed,
whole or half hog. Call alter 7 p.
m. Phone 1506-J-l. Jim Elder.
For Sale Miscellaneous
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.
FOR SALE: Heavy duty western
saddle. Mexican-made in dark
ruscc;. Square skirt, flat plate,
double rig. 14" tree, $150.00. 1
grey gelding, well trained and
gentle. A good hunting horse, gun
broke. Will accept any reasonable
oiler. Call 626-W or inquire at
1756 W. 1st St. any evening after
6.
ELDRIDGE electric sewing ma
chine (for sale), cabinet style,
good condition. 1325 Davenport
Ave.
REFRIGERATOR in good condi
tion. $135. Ph. 159 or 1579-W.
WOOD RANGE with oil. burner,
copper tubing and Iwo barrels.
1925 W. 2nd. 1937 Ford coach,
new motor.
ATTENTION: Truck farmers,
1947 Fairbanks Morse garden
tractor with cultivator attach
ments, can be used for sawing
wood, mowing hay, leveling, etc.
Priced below market.
CLEARANCE SALE on auto
floor mats, Chev., Plymouth,
Dodge, Dc Solo and Chrysler at
wholesale prices. Also, spotlights,
new rakes and hoes, $1.00 each.
GUNS: 30-06 with scope, 8 mm.
Mauser, 32 Winchester carbine,
priced for quick sale. All calibres
ammunition.
'39 PLYMOUTH coupe, clean, six
ply tires, $550.00.
BOB'S TRADING POST
South Highway
RADIO TUBES Complete slock
F h i I c o and other nationally
Known brands. 1 ubes tesieu.
Bend Furniture Co.
WHY WAIT?
To buy the piano you want? En
oy it while paying. Small deposit,
balance terms. Benson Piano Co.
Ph. 1087. 65 Gilchrist.
TYPEWRITER. Underwood port
able. Ph. 732-J after 5 p. in.
(,' FT. SKIS, binders, poles, $10.
Inquire 655 So. Woodland.
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies.
Pedigreed. Best blood lines in
America on dam's side. Sire im
ported from Germany, has out
standing registered blood lines.
Sire famous in Germany as deer
and elk hunter. Both parents have
wonderful dispositions. All the
pups are lovable and friendly,
with a few showing exceptional
promise. Reasonable. 314 Hunter
PI.
USED WASHING MACHINES.
Well known brands we've priced
as low its $29.50. Oregon Equip
ment Co., 163 E. Greenwood. Ph.
888.
SHOE SKATES, hoy's size 4. fig
ure new; girl's size 4 hockey,
good. 51 1 Delaware. Ph. 272-J.
For Sale I'sed t ars
1918 4 DR. deluxe Do Soto. Fully
equipped $1,100 will handle. Days
167; eves. 1103 R.
WHETHER YOU ARE BUYING,
SELLING OR TRADING, LET'S
TALK IT OVER.
Mc's MOTOR WORKS
One Mile South of Redmond
On Bend Highway
1917 DODGE pickup, new ha I
lerv good tires. 1st class, condi
lion, $1350.00. Ph. 1579-W.
1931 NASH, clean, good motor
and tires, ooliolsterv and body in
good condition. $325.00. See at
Time Service Station. Hill and
i ireenwood.
FOR SALE: 19IS Siud"baki-r
tun piekiiu. New condition onlv
.'1711 miles. Heater, tarpaulin on
iletscal. $1,500. Call 518 M. A. Iv.
May.
1913 FORI) G.I. 1 '-ton 1 wheel
drive, w inch, steel bed. 75'' rub
Iwr. $793.00. A l condition. See at
' mile south from Burns I w v.
at RoM-brook Rd. G' miles East
of Bend.
For Salo Used Cars
HAND MOTOR CO.
183 EAST GREENWOOD
BEND, OREGON
KAISER-FKAZER
PH. 1121-J
Compare the prices of these
cars against anything anywhere.
Down
Payment
19-18 Frazer Manhattan. Radio,
heater, seat covers, etc $i95
1942 Olds 98 4-door sdn. Radio,
heater and scat covers 39a
194 f Kaiser Sdn. Heater, seat cov
ers, good tires and Just had an
overhaul lob 565
1940 Century Buick 4-dr. sedan.
Radio, heater, seat covers, re
built motor 333
1947 Frazer. Seat covers, air con
ditioner, perfect shape b(j
19-18 Frazer demonstrator. Radio,
heater, sun visor, wheel pants,
3000 miles actual 765
1938 Ford tudor. Runs like a hot
rod 133
1937 Dodge stake pickup. Just
been overhauled 195
1936 Slude -tor. Lots of transpor
tation 75
1937 Stude pickup with almost
new motor 133
1936 Cad. 4-dr. sdn. Just been ov
erhauled 133
1935 Ford tudor. OK for a go to
work car and full price Is ... 195
1930 Dodge, as is, with lull
price 49
Don't forget our 50-50 guarantee
on our better used cars.
HAND MOTOR CO.
WELL, spring is fust around the
corner. It sure will be a relief to
me. I have been frozen up so long
that l don t think 1 will ever thaw
out, but I see they're having the
same trouble In sunny Calilomia,
So, if your car needs a spring
tonic lust bring it to the Hand Mo
tor Co. at 183 E. Greenwood. Ph.
1121-J.
1919 STUDEBAKER '1-ton pick
up, like new. Ph. 1623, 2305 Aw
orey Rd.
1947 2 "a -TON Studebaker truck.
1st class condition. Rt. 1. box 41,
Ph. 1514-W-2.
1912 Studebaker Commander.
1941 Buick Scdanctte.
1937 Ford coupe.
1936 Ford coupe.
1937 Dodge l'.i-ton truck.
Some of these cars have dropped
$200. See at Bend Body & Paint
Shop, 1031 Harnman.
1916 l'i TON short whcelbase
Studebaker truck. 1st class condi
Hon. Rt. 1, Box 41. Ph. 1514-W-2.
FOR SALE: 1917 Ford 4-door. ex
cedent mechanical condition, low
mileage, reasonable price. Direct
from owner, forms if desired
Can be seen at 1674 W. 4th St. af
ter 530j). lki. Ph. 1887-W.
FOR SALE: '33 Chev. coach, S. B,
lights, heater, .seat covers, 6 good
tires, motor and body good. After
o. All day Saturday. 1255 Daven
port Ave.
1916 CHEV. pickup, 18.000 miles.
Excellent condition. 1434 W. 4th.
FOR SALE: 1947 Ford V-8 'Hon
panel delivery in excellent condi
tion. Ph. C. T. Hawes, Pilot Butte
Inn or write Box 306. Bend.
1940 CHEV. touring sedan. Radio,
neater, new motor. 1948 Willys
station wagon. Both earn wonder
ful buys; cheap transportation.
Edtlie's Sales & Service.
For Kent
WARM FURNACE healed bed
rooms. For men only. Reasonable,
rates. Private entrance. Close in.
Ph. 325-J. (
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.
FOR RENT: 1 room furnished
house, sellable for a bachelor;
light, wood, hot and cold water
furnished. Inquire at 662 Roose
velt Ave. Phone 1735 W.
SLEEPING ROOMS, close in, $8
a week. Leiblein Hotel, 853 Wall.
CABINS for rent. Pine Tree Auto
Court. So. on 97.
6-KOOM modern house, utility
room, well insulated, wood furn
ace, fenced in backyard; prefer
to lease; 3 bedrooms. I'll. 1106.
FOR RENT: 1 b. r. furnished,
$37.30.
2 B. R. house furnished. $35. Call
Anne Forbes, 30-W.
MODERN APT. 2 large rooms,
all utilities furnished. No children
or pels. 713 Colo. Apt. 3. Phone
1316-W.
Wanted
WOULD LIKE TO BUY any kind
of cattle you have to sell, also
some milk cows that will freshen
soon. W. R. Franks, Redmond,
Dhone 78.
WANTED: A young woman lo
share modern apartment. Call j
1238-W between 5 and 7 p. in..
WANTED TO RENT: 2 or 3 bed- I
room hose, permanently employ- j
ed business man. Will consider j
short 'lease with option lo buy. i
: Bend Bulletin. 8589.
WANTED to buy: Anv kind of!
cattle and hogs. Ph. 1155 1',. 510;
E. Quimhv.
I :( )UI I I :.SFI ) lielit nir-kiit, I'M M I
i - .7:
j RESPONSIBLE married couple
! wi'b 3-veai old son desire lo rent j
small, otiltiniished lor partially;
! furnished i 2 bedroom house. Bed
rooms must be no gioiiird Iloor.
Write hJl.l, Bend Bulletin.
WAN TED TO RENT: One b. r.
. house, furnished. I'll. R. W.
' 'ill'-CIUS al 193.
To Read This Page
OUT OUR WAY
Help Wanted
MAN & WIFE for work on dairy
farm. Partial v furnished house
available, lights furnished. Both
must be able to milk. Cllltord
Dickson, Powell Butte.
HELP WANTED: Cashier sten
ographer with shorthand for re
tail store, permanent position,
good salary. Apply Bend Furni
ture Co., 930 Wall St.
WANTED: Moulderman capable
of grinding knives and setting up
moulders, year round work.
Write Box 119-1, Klamath Falls,
Oregon.
Situations Wanted
EXPERIENCED Comptometer
operator and typist, bookkeeping
and general office work. Ph. 595
W between 8 and 10 Friday morn
ing. YOUNG LADY desires general
office work. Typing, shorthand,
bookkeeping. Four years' exper
ience. References. Phone 1W7-11.
Services
PIPES FROZEN? We can give
you speedy service with our elec
;ric equipment. Pn. 1006 R or 231.
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain
holes shot. Free csthnates. Phone
1252-J or 1676-W. D. W. 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 1367-M. 1245 Jackson
ville Ave.
HEMSTITCHING nicely done,
same price. Small pkgs. in while
done while you wait. Seams and
curtains pinked, (heeling cards
for all occasions. Mrs. D. C. Hill,
412 Riverfront.
CARPENTER wk. done, large or
small. Saw filing. You must be
pleased and you w ill. Also power
chain saw for sale. Mr. Gilmorc,
1125 Roosevelt.
ELECTRIC vibrator for thawing
frozen water pipes. Easy to oper
ate. Sleinlev Garage, 1031 llarri
miin. Ph. 231.
WATER PIPES THAWED OUT.
prompt service. Call at Carroll
Acres store or phone 59 J.
PIPE THAWING done by a spe
cialist, with vibrating pipe thaw
ing transformer, not a welding
machine. 24 vis. local experience.
Call 366 -W or D. L. Stevenson
1338-J.
GOOD DRY body wood, guarant
eed delivery this week. Phone
1721 J or 583. (
FROZEN water pities thawed.!
Prompt service. Ph. 318. !
SPECIAL brake reline $7.50 labor '
plus parts. Hand Molor Co., 183
Easl Gioenwood. Ph. 1121.1.
FOR WELL and drain hole drill
ing call Lee Grimes. 224 Davis,
phone 1676-W or 1252 ,1.
LIVESTOCK, water and general
hauling. Cisterns filled anywhere i
for hire. Gulick's Truck Service, i
phone Redmond 26 X, Bend 790
W. TREE SERVICE: Topping, prun
ing and transplanting. Let us re
move those bad trees. This work
insured. 1107 W. 15th. Ph. 1405-W.
ELECTRIC pipe thawing. Ph. 108.
NEW construction, rough fram
ing, remodeling, cabinets, built
ins and shon work. F. W. Pago,
ph. 650M. General Contractor.
MOVING, parking 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.
SAW FILING, gumming ham
mering, hand saw welding. Sand
er belts, band saw blades, new
handles hung in tools. Sexton
Supply & Saw Sei-vice. 1195 Wall
Street.
PIAN'i 'IL'NTNG For tuning ol
vour piano call 10H7.
An iiireniiitis native of Cliin.i
idevis'-d a di tiling rig about (Hhi
.-.ears ago lo bole deep holes in
lit" eat 111 to get salt water horn
1 w liieh a talt .m;;!y v obttiintU
4 I II I i III' HOLY SMOKES.' , NOT 60 MUCH )
M P Pt A BEFORE OUR J THAT AS ;
il ' ' ! R'CH UNCLE ri' BEFORE YOU 1
I ' I GITS OFFATH' ) I GlT OF FA TH'
BOCM THIgTV VFABS TOO SOOM &S V,t,",?.'u c
By J, R, Williams
Reno Again Feels
Severe Temblor
Reno, Nov., Jan. 20 (111 A se
vere earthquake at midnight last
night woke up residents through
out the Reno area, but no damage
was reported.
Residents, still jittery from a
series of sharp shocks that occur
red three weeks ago, reported to
police and sheriff s deputies that
the quake rattled windows, shook
chandeliers and made downtown
buildings sway noticeably.
A vessel that carries oil In bar
rels or even in built-in tanks Is
not a true tankship; in a tankship
the tanks are an integral part of
the ship's hull.
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF DESCHUTES.
RUTH JONES, Plaintiff, vs.
ELSTON JONES, Defendant.
TO ELSTON JONES, Defend
ant: IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF OREGON you are
hereby required to appear in the
above entitled court and cause
within thirty days trom the date
of the first publication of tills
Summons upon you and answer
or otherwise plead to the com
plaint of plaintiff herein, and If
you fail to so appear, for want
thereof the plaintiff will take
judgment against you for the re
lief prayed for in her complaint,
towit:
For a decree awarding her a di
vorce from you. and for such oili
er and further relief as to the
Court seems equitable.
'This .summons is served upon
you by publication In Ihe Bend
Bulletin, a newspaper of general
circulation, published daily in
Bend, Deschutes County, Oregon,
and pursuant to an order made
and entered herein on Ihe 5lh
day of January. 1919, by Ihe Hon
orable Ralph S. Hamilton, Circuit
Judge
w hich order requires that
you appear and answer or other
wise plead herein within thirty
days from the date of the first
publication hereof.
DATED and first published litis
6th tlav of January. 1919.
DeARMOND, GOODRICH rt
FOLEY, Attorneys for Plaintiff,
U. S. National Bank Bldg., Bend,
Oregon. 26-32-38-44 -C
For Easier, Safer Driving - And
Less Tire Wear
Right's Right at Eddie's
EDDIE'S SALES AND SERVIC
390 Greenwood
iTJU, C;KpVl
Pays Bank Loans
Redmond, Jan. 20 It was an
nounced here today that as a re
sult of recent refinancing, all out
standing indebtedness of the
Telephone Co. represented by
bond issues has been retired. Al
so, bank loans have been paid off
and $30,000 in additional capital
has been obtained for plant ex
pansion. The Northwest Telephone Co.,
with T. J. Wells in charge locally,
serves six different Oregon com
munities, including Redmond, bis
ters and Culver m Central Ore
gon, and Sheridan, Grande Ronde
and u Ulamina m western ure
win. An orderly expansion of the
entire system is being planned,
Wells indicated. Five of the six
exchanges have dial systems.
Plan Outlined
Refinancing was made possible
through a $150,000 mortgage to
the American United Lite insur
ance Co. This is a 20 year mort
gage, with the principal due in
i9ot. The mortgage was dated
Dec. 30. 1918.
It was indicated that no imme
diate major development project
is planned. In Central Oregon,
the exchanges are comparatively
new. This is especially true in
Redmond and in the rapidly grow
ing Culver section of the lNorth
Unit project.
The Northwest Telephone Co.
in the six communities is owned
by the Wells brothers.
I'OKTLANIl I.IVKSTOCK
Portland, Ore., Jan. 20 dl'i
Livestock: Cattle salable 250;
holdover 400; calves 50. No early
action on holdover or on three
loads mixed fresh arrivals; scat
tered sales truck-ins about steady
but early demand narrow; few
steers and heifers unsold; odd can
ner and culler cows 12.i)0 l-l.50;
common and medium cows 17.00
18.00; medium sausage bulls 21.00;
good and choice vcalers held
around 29.00-31.00 or above; few
medium and good grades steady
at 18.00-26.00; late Wednesday
three loads medium 800-825 lb. fed
heifers on shipping accounts
21.00.
Hogs salable 500. Only scatter
ed early sales steady; generally
asking steady for others includ
ing two doubles late arrivals; odd
good and choice 180-220 II). butch
ers 22.50; good 375-450 lb. sows
17.00-18.00; good and choice feed
er pigs salable 23.00-23.50 or above.
Sheep salable 300. Market ac
tive, steady; good and choice 89
91 lb. fed wooled lambs 23.00; com
mon and medium 75-82 lbs. 16.00
20.00; odd good heavy ewes 8.00.
Tired of Missing Bus,
Worker Gets Relief
Cincinnati, O. ur-- E. J. Fred
west complained to his council
man that because ho worked until
midnight he always missed the
1 1 :40 p.m. bus.
'The councilman laid the prob
lem before Ihe citv manager. The
I city manager conferred with offi
cials of Cincinnati Street Railway
company.
As of now, a new bus leaves at
12:25 a.m. 'The bus company said
if others join Frcdwcsl in riding
it, tile change may become perm
anent. Olherwi.se, Fred west will have
lo keep on missing the bus.
BEAR FRONT END SERVICE
CIIAKI.KS SI 1,1, IVAN, our Bear Alinrmenl expert, ran
stive you precious rubber by putting your wheels In per
Iccl iiliiieincnt slop shimmy and wobble by balancing
your wl Is. You'll find joy in Ihe easier ride ami driving:
Ibis service will give you greater safety and thrift, tool
Drive in tomorrow lor a wheel check.
Chrysler Plymouth
Daily
Predator Control
Sought in Crook
Prineville, Jan. 20 U' A co
operative program aimed at con
trol of coyotes is being planned
by the Prineville chapter of Izaak
Waltjn league and stockmen of
Crook county.
D. K. Frewing, Prineville dis
trict ranger ol the Ochoco na
tional forest and president of the
league, said that coyotes have
shown an increase to the point
where they are .now causing
greater loss of deer of the area
than in a long period. Stockmen
also report losses in their herds.
Stocks Go Higher
As Session Ends
By T. W. Rienlen
(Uuiu'.i l'rvss r mancai Writer)
New York, Jan. 20 di' Stocks
turned higner as the session drew
to a close today alter Vvall street
had had time to read the presi
dent's inaugural address and de
cide that it was generally help
ful for the market.
Wall street interpretation of the
speech was that It forecast con
tinued large federal expenditures
in the U. b. program ot world aid
and that sucn spending naturally
would bolster tne domestic econ
omy. And since the president said
that continued U. S. prosperity
was a requisite for the program
Wall street 'believed thai meant
a conservative program of busi
ness legislation.
Budding Diplomat Turns
To Work in Metalcraft .
Alfred, N. Y. di'i-Peter C. All-,
chison, 20-year-old student in A
fred university's school for Amer
ican craftsmen, is a diplomat
turned craftsman. )
After spending five years pre
paring himself lor the diplomatic
Held, Altchlson shelved tne whole
thing because he felt ho "could
find more freedom for individual
expression" working with his
hands.
Aitchison enrolled at Alfred
this past fall and hopes to do
creative metal smithing when he
finishes his two-year course.
J. A. DUDREY
REALTOR
10311 Wall Street
Office 1327-W Home 1002-M
II. A. Ray, Salesman. 1725-11
ON WEST 1ST.
Nice homo on paved street.
Ijirgo living room, dlnlni?
room, Iwo bedrooms, kitchen,
bath, utility. Cellar. Electric
water heater, Linoleums. Cor
ner lot 100 X 120 with luwn,
shrubbery and fruit trees.
Only $7350 with GI loan.
Would you like to have a good
live restaurant? This one lias
a good location on highway,
dandy building, good fixtures,
well equipped. Modern home
In connection and the price is
right- Come around and we'll
drop in and have a cup of
coffee.
Telephone 64
.itsitwwwiiiMuiwr-!S e