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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX It's A Classified Rates LOC AL 1'AID IN ADVANCE 25 WonlH Ono Time fiOe 23 Words Three Times Sl.SiS 25 WonlH Six Thin S'J.50 All word over 2.1 add tv per wwid liniM number of inwrHom. On monlh run. nurae cupy, Va day rale. Minimum rharif. 50c Line Kute lOr t ufillaU 20c Keadvra 15c line, minimum tiUc Cloinff time rlitaalf ieU, 11 a.m. liiiplay Advertising- Cloning time fi p. m. prvviou day. One half page or laritrr. G p. tn aecond day prevlou tu publication, BENU LODGE. No. 218, I.O.O.F. Meets Every Monday Night I.O.O.F. Temple Fred Elllgsen, Nohle Crand D. Ray Miller, phone 1079-W, Secy. 2G5 Franklin Avenue For Sale Ileal Estate BY OWNER, 8-unit motel on highway lJ7. Phone 1505-J-4. CHEAP, lot 50x125 with 1300 blocks & foundation, S150 plus street assessments. Terms If nec essary. E. F. JVIisncr. Hub Yew Lane. FOR SALE, by owner, grocery store do ne S2D.0O0 business In ex cellent location. Just rieht for couple. All store equipment plus good modern home coes nt i:v 500 nlus annroximately $2500 in ventory. Would consider taking house as part of down payment, flood terms. Write 7030, liend bulletin. 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 erlngs. 13G0 Fresno. NEED A HOME? Check the Deal of the Day on KBND 8:45 a. m. Call todav and Inspect the listings at Gilbert's Real Estate. 1015 Wall St. ALL STATE REALTY BEND'S LARGEST HOME SELLER 1 MOD. and 1 semi. mod. on one lot, income $00 per mo. Full price $2050, terms. WELL CONSTRUCTED 2 b. r. mod., full basement, oil furnace, garage with extra sleeping room. $1700. $500 dn. NEW 2 b. r. plastered home with garage, vacant, $6150. Good terms. 3 B. H. MOD., furnace, fireplace, good garage, 3 lovely lots; $7-100, easy terms. SEVERAL good clean 1 b. r. mod. homes, priced right. FINE SELECTION of close-In farms and suburban property. Prices start at $6,000. ALL STATE TIE M..TY 221 Greenwood. Ph. 167 VERN LARSON AGENCY Insurance & Real Estate 135 Oregon Ave. Ph. 32 Bend, Oregon 80 AC. 26 water, new 2-rm. house fenced, 3 mi. out. $1,700 mort gage. Take offer above. 40 AC, 20 Swalley, 20 alfalfa, lovely 2 li. R. mod., basement, furnace, pressure, new Gibson tractor and attachments, home made tractor and equipment. 2 mi. out. $9,500. terms. 4 B. R. MOD., 2 fireplaces, wired for range, oak floors, fruit room, 5 lots, garage and chicken house. $7,875.00. ONE OF BEND'S LOVELIER HOMES 2 B. R. MOD., furnace, cement basement, fireplace, wired for range, extra large living room, pavement, sidewalks, furnished. $11,000, terms. CALL DUBOIS 32 OWNER MUST SELL lovely 3 b. r. and den. Basement, auto, heat, fireplace, hardwood floors, plastered, Insulated and weatheistripix'cl, double garage, paved street and sidewalk. $13, 000. $5,000 dn. Bal. FHA. Phone 1I03R. LISTEN to "Real Estate News" each evening at 6:45 p. m. for the latest and best buys in Real Es tate! List with us for action! Ted Cooper Agency, 126 Minnesota Ave. Phone 1.I31-.T. E. M. BUCKNUM, REALTOR 102(1 Brooks St. Phone 331 Near Chamber of Commerce Evening phone 7!Ni-K VACANT. 4-rm. home on 2 lots. New bathroom fixtures, new paint, breakfast nook. Will ac cent car or trailer house in trade. $3675. VERY NEAT 7 -yr.-old 2 b.r. home on 2 lots. 1 blk. from high school Catholic school. Exc. location. $0500. E. 8th DISTRICT, lovelv new 2 b.r. home, hardwood floors, lien lix & elec. range. Dining room. $10,000. 4 ROOMS, hath, plastered, range wiring, enclosed utility porch, basement, garage: West side. Fairly priced at $1000 W illi terms. Midstate Realty Co., phone 49". WE NEED LISTINGS All listings desired. Can use 100 suburban's with city waier. If you want to sell see us. We han dle your husiness like we would have you handle ours. We need small or large notches of lodge pole nine or yellow pine. EWING REAL ESTATE CO. 815 Bond Ph. 1683. Eve. 5!2 BY OWNER: A nice 2 -bedroom home, ntirtlv furnished. Drive by 527 Congress, then if von like the outside see us. Price siiuhhi. 550 down, balance G. I. loan at 4. Money For Sale Real F.Hlale WANT TO SELL? List your prop erty with UILHEKT. A square ueai. aim prompt, eriiclent courteous service is yours at Gil bert's Real Estate. 1015 Wall St. liY OWNER: New 2 13. R. house, hdwd. lloors. Fully Insulated weallierstripped, oil wall lurn ace, elee. water heater, laundry tray, wired lor electric ranee. Venetian blinds, i HA loan avail able. Phone 1d02-J-2. FOR SALE: Hy owner, R-room modern home, newly decorated Karaite and nice garden spot. In quire at 3!IH Miller Ave. forenoons or alter I p. m. OR TRADE EQUITY in new two- bedroom home (located at 504 fc. Emerson) lor one bedroom home or house not yet completed. I'll 1508. '121 E. Franklin. Fuel ' PROMPT DELIVERY on dry body wood, any length. Hartford. Phono 163511. good Mil BODY WOOD, Ph. 132H-W, prompt "delivery. BODY WOOD for sale, prompt delivery, $14 cord, $13 In 2-cord lots or more. Phone 30-F-4. lfi-lN. DRY t)l)Y WOOD, $13 a cord or $12 in. 2 cord lots. Phone 1502-W. EXCELLENT special stoker coal, will feed without trouble. Lump nut & sack coal. Brookings Wood Yard, phone 707. GOOD, DRY body wood, any length, any amount. Prompt de livery, phone 1535-W. DRY PINE body wood. Imme diate delivery. Phone 1721-J. DRY JUNIPER wood in anv amount or length. Rate on 4-cord load. Call John D. McCarthy. 1384-M, or Ted Ledum, 1 186 W. JACK PINTO tie slab, 10 and 24- lnch 8 ft. L. R. Carpenter, 1324 Albany. Phone 853-J. 1C" DRY BODY WOOD. Ph. 967- M or call at 1240 Baltimore. COAL PRES-TOLOGS STORAGE TRANSFER Local and Long Distance BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER CO. 222 Irving. Phone 444 DRY BODY WOOD, 16" length. Rate on 3-cord load. Call Glynn, 1478-J. 16-INCH GREEN SLAB wood de livered in Bend. $16 per 2-cord load. Central Oregon Fuel Co., phone 201-W. Office 936 A. St.. Redmond. For Sale Furm Products GOOD QUALITY alfalfa hay. In quire Robert Koopman, Rt. 2, Box 102, Bend, l'j mi. N.W. Tu malo. ACCOUNT WATER situation selling beautiful young red heavy laying hens, outalandlng breed, $2.00 each. 2 FINE milk cows. Jersey and Guernsey, 5 ahd 4 gallons when fresh, 5 and b years old; also young brood sow and young pure bred boar; weaned calves. Phone 14-F-4 or 5-F-22, Brandt, Kt. 1, Box 176, E. 10th, back of ceme tery, ',3 mi. from Greenwood. NEW D-2 Caterpillar and sprin kler system comb. Pump mounted on Cat., quick change to field work; 900 gal. per m. pump, 64 sprinkler heads, 600 ft. main line, 2600 ft. 4" laterals, valves, suction and discharge hose complete. $9000, set up. For quick sale, $6200. Ph. Redmond 8 F-25. Write Guy R. Harvey, Sisters, Ore. Star Rte. DRESSED HOGS, grain fed, whole or half hog. Call after 7 p. m. Phone 1500-J-l. Jim Elder. CHICKENS: Fryers, livcwelght. Phone 59-W. Yorks, first white house back of Carroll Acres store. Inquire at rear gray house. AUCTION Sale every Thursday. Bend Auc tion Yard. 11:30 Misc. 1:30 Live stock. Bring anything you have to sell. Man nt yard any time. For pickups phone 1269. Leo Taylor. FOR SALE: Deschutes Netted Gems, Is, 2s and bakers delivered In Bend for $3.50 per 100 lbs. Also good culls with plenty of table potatoes in each sack for only 50c per sack whether vou take one or 100. Phono 1502-J-3 or drive out on south highway 97 to Time Service Station, 1st house to right at crossroad. WILL FEED your horses mv hay. $8 a mo. E. W. Romano. Rt. 3, box 116, Bend. 2 mi. soulh of former Hiaileltch dairy. For Sale Miscellaneous FEMALE roller canaries, yellow mottle. Price $2 & $2.50. Call 997-M or see at 1529 W. Oth. FOR SALE: 120 base accordion, I months old. Price $150. Terms available. Phone 1293-W. FEMALE Chesapeake retriever. 18 months old. Papers available. Phono 1293-W. FOR SALE: 1 3 compartment stainless stool top bivr cabinet with faucets. 909 Wall St., Bend, Oregon. FOR. SALE: Pre war twin size innerspring mattress and box spring. 411 Honda, ph. 11SSAV. USED WASHING MACHINES. Well known brands we've mlced ns low as $29.50. Oregon Equip ment Co.. 105 E. Greenwood. Ph. 888. - Saving Habit To Read This Page Daily For Sale Miscellaneous WHITE ENAMEL wood range, convened to burning oil now. Can be a wood burner again. Bought in Sept., new condition. Phono 11 F5. CHEVROLET truck, milking ma chine & creum separator lor sale or trade lor anything 1 can use. Prefer hay or spuds. Gralf ranch across track east oi Evans Fly Co. 9'i ft. WESTINGIIOUSE refrig erator, used less than HO (lavs. Will sacrifice. Kitchen range $18; bunk beds; occasional chair $10; rug & pad $10:eo!lec table; new bed. mattress fc coll springs $25; daveno $20; 147 E. Olney. GAS HEATERS, 4 room house size. Inquire al L Rancho, Red mond. Ph. I'M '.. Redmond. '49 STANDARD Bendlx washing machine. Cheap. !M9 E. 4th. ENOUGH RADIO equipment and parts tu set un a complete shop. inventory $1100.50. Will trade for trailer house or down payment on same. Phone 114 1. 168 E. Greenwood. PITTSBURGH'S FEBRUARY PAINT OFFER: One gallon Tec- hide wall paint and one six-Inch Whiz brush, both for $5.53. Sex ton Supply & Saw Service. 1195 Wall. PIANOS: Oh yes. Baldwin, the very best. I he mdellnitoly and unconditionally guaranteed piano. Small down payment. Easy terms. Ph. 1087. Benson Piano Co. 65 Gilchrist Ave. RADIO TUBES Complete stock Philqo and other nationally known brands. Tubes tested. Bend Furniture Co. FOR SALE: Modern Universal gas range. Used slightly. 232 Woodland. Ph. 1085-J. OIL BURNER HEATERS. The Guiberson Clean -Flame burns fuel completely, no fumes. More heat on less fuel. Fan type or without. Terms or good cash dis count. Hornbeck's. For Sale Used Cars 1936 PONTIAC coupe, radio, heat er, defroster, In good shape. $300, $250 dn. 1002!i: Columbia, phone 1418-J. EQUITY in '41 Chrysler club coupe. Will trade for older car or cash. See al 324 So. 3rd or phone 1076-M. WIDOW MUST SELL substantial equity in 1919 Mercury sedan. Substantial reduction for equity and contract can be transferred. Cull 1690 before noon, alter 6 p.m. FOR SALE: 1939 Chevrolet two door sedan in good condition $675.00. 54 Xerxes Ave. Phone 69S-J. 39 PLYMOUTH tudor. good con dition, new front end, rear end, new battery, new tires. Will I rude for pickup or jeep. Inquire at 605 E. Irving. $567 DN.: '17 CI1EV. 4-dr. Fleet- master sedan. Excellent condition, full price $1,695.00. Ph. 198-M or see al 423 Newport alter 0 p. m. EQUITY IN 19-IS Studebaker 1 lon truck. Like new. Ph. 1209. 1929 MODEL A Ford 2-door, $100. 31 Marshall. Ph. 1094 R. iFor Hon! LARGE steam-heated sleeping room. Klein Apts., 724 Broadway. CLEAN sleeping rooms by dav, week or month. Three Sisters Rooms, 741 Colorado, ph. 172. 4 ROOM modern furnished house in Bend. For information call 102-J, Redmond. , BEE HIVE trucks for clean haul ing. No restrictions, you drive yourself. Mileage and hourlv rates. I'hone 1425-J. D & K Boat Rentals. 3.13 E. Hid. FOR RENT: 3-rm. modern apt., furnished. Call 1I83M. 5 Haw thorne. NEWLY FURNISHED sleeping room, bath connecting. 136 Gree ley SI. Wanted TO RENT: 2 bedroom modern, unfurnished home. Ph. 75. John Klrkelle. WANTED to buv: Anv kind of cattle and hogs. Ph. 1455-R. 510 E. Qnlmbv. STILL PAYING highest prices for small patches of green tim ber. If vou have 10.000 feel or more 1 am Interested. See me be fore you sell. J. 11. Borden, 55 Lake Place. WAN TED TO RENT: Good hus ky team or small cat with driver. I'hone 153.1-W or see at 32 Louis iana and Bend. WANTED: Pulo wood cutters bv the cord. Inquire at Heal Siding, six miles south "of I.aiilne on Great Northern. H. E. Wood. WOULD I.IKE TO BUY anv kind of cattle yon have to sell, also some milk cows that will freshen soon. W. H. Franks. Redmond, ohone 78. Help Wanted W A N T second hand car sales man. Guarantee ati.l liberal com mission, excellent future for qual ified man. Experience net neces sary il has sales ability. Write Mend Bulletin. Box 7025. Give qualifications in first letter. WOODCUTTERS wanted. Rt. 2. Hnv mlW rm nlrl HemUJerl. 1 mond highway. Ph. 1511-J-2. THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON Situations Wanted CARPENTER WORK wanted, small or large. Expert suw liling. You will be pleased. Power chain saw lor sale. No rent. Tom Gil more, 3125 Roosevelt, Bend. Lost LOST Thursday on Wall St., pair! of women's glasses. Reward it returned to 246 Florida, phone ! 38S-J. I LARGE BLACK WORK horse, branded diamond W on shoulder. ! Claude Vandci vert, Star Rt. Bend I ph. 3-R-12. j LOST: Set of car keys, attached I to red and white match case. Geo. 1 Ktokoc, 233 Oregon St. j Found FOUND: Black cocker puppy. ' Owner call at 19-17 West First. j Services SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Drain i noics drilled. General blasting and , excavating. Out of town work j accepted. Bend Septic Tank Sorv-1 icc Ph. 1184 W.526Harmon. WATER HAULING, one thous and gallons, $7.50. within twelve miles. Call 790-W. WATER PIPES THAWED OUT. prompt service. Call at Carroll Acres store or phone 59-J. IF YOUR WATER PIPES are frozen call Rhodes' Septic Tank Service, phone 366-W or D. L. Stevenson, 1338-J. If broken call a welder. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain holes shot. Free estimates. Phone 1252-J or 1676-W. D. W. Grimes. 210 Davis Ave.. Bend. LIVESTOCK, water and general hauling. Cisterns filled anywhere for hue. Gulick s Truck Service, phone Redmond 26-X, Bend 790 W. 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. 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. FOR WELL and drain hole drill ing call Lee Grimes. 224 Davis, phone 1676-W or 1252-J. TREE SERVICE: Topping, prun ing und transplanting. Let us re move those bad trees. Tliis work Insured. 1107 W. 15th. Ph. 1405-W. ELECTRIC vibrator for thawing frozen waler pipes. Flat rate $5.00 per house. Ph. 231, if no answer call 208-W. FIX FLOOR SERVICE Floors laid, sanded and finished. All kinds of flooring for sale. Complete estimate given with no obligation. Anywhere in Central Oregon. Phone 2103-J-3, Bend. Bowling WOMEN'S BOOSTER l.EAGl K B. Rowley of Ihe C. I. O. took high honors In Ihe Women's Boo ster howling league last night at the Cascade bowl with Ihe scores of 124, 118 ami 110 for high series of 382. The V. F. W. won the first half of the league by winning all four points from the Royal Neigh bors. Next week will start the second half of Ihe league. The Women of the Moose took three points from the C. I. O. Scores follow: V. F. W. Auxiliary: Klim, 358; Martin, 398; Morris, 384; Madden, 3S5; total, 1797. Roval Neighbors: Youngberg. 383; Weaser, 342; Barlletl, 310; Campbell, 288; total. 1019. C. I. O.: Dorothy Me., 350; Hat He II., -116: Thompson, 431; Row lev. 412: total, 1645. W. O. T. M.: Woody, 455; Smith, 410: Anderson, 408; Barton, 392; total, 1605. BETTK WAU.KN LEADS In the women's division, the oualification round was led by Bette Wallan with a 758 total and scratch scores ot 1281ti8-150 180. Next in line was Arietta Mus- grave with a combined score of 721, followed by Margaret inomp son with a score of 718. There were only 20 women to roll a qualification round so there will be no cut of first round parlici pants. The top 15 scores will be qualified to enter the final round which w ill be a six game match. Other women bowling the first round and their scores are Reha Kargmau, 715: Pearl McDonald. 714: Uernlce Jensen, 712: Kav Tiernoy. 710; Evelyn Acuff. 707; Olga Noirott, 707; Alice Einmati, 699 ; Ida Smith, 691: Beverly Ellis, 685; Nora Loree. 080; Julia Coul- NOTK E TO niKIHTOKS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has by order of the County Court of Deschutes Coun ty. Oregon, been appointed admin istratrix of the estate of James M. Bevel. Deceased. All ncrsnns h ivimr claims against said estate are roquiiwl to present them duls verified as required bv law. to th, office of mv attorney IVAHM ON'n. GOODRICH FOlJiY. I'. S. Rink Bide, Bend. Ore., within six months from the date of first publication of this notice. Dated and first published this 5th dav of February. 1!M9. DFLLA BANNISTER. 52 58 6 1-70 C Administratrix. FUNNY BUSINESS 'iy."!' LISTENING X'S.' ; '-r ; '''-rO WUB PB06PAM fe.f ig.'r? ' &:-:lj&&!f.r&& .and VVMAT DO X . I S' ' I '''r''"' twinnop rr? HAlj!fy " ! OtSSfc3 Q c5 "We'd better go George opportunity ter, 677; Kay Stout, 651; Willa McCann, G46; Vanilliea Wood, 633; Audrey Moore, 609; Arline Roberts, 593; and Ruth Reed, 568. The women's deadline for the second round will be February 20. The prize list has been increas ed this year over last in both the women's and men's divisions. The first five place winners on the men's division for the second round will receive prizes and in the final- round the first five pluee winners will also receive awards. The first place winner will receive a trophy of a bowler on a gold bowling ball, and the runnerup will receive a gold belt buckle. In the women's division the winner will receive a trophy, for her permanent possession, of a woman bowler on a bowling ball, and the runnerup will receive un engraved compact. SINGLES END FIRST HOUND The Superior Cafe's second an nual singles classic has reached the end of the first round, with Henley Baughn out in front with a 1152 total ifor the five game ser ies. Baughn had scratch games of 179-217-228-202-236. John Stout was second with a 1091; Everett Todd and Bill Grin die tied for third with 1081. There were 68 men entered in this event, and the first 48 men quali fied to enter the second round. The first five places in the sec ond round will receive prizes, and the first 24 men who qualify for the final round will play an eight game match. The second round must be bowled before February 20. Following are the scores that were bowled in the first round. Henley Baughn 1152; John Stout 1091; Everett Todd 1081; Bill Grindle 1081; Ernie Cundell 1052; C. V. Trcxler 1045: C. II. Barrell 1038; Are Honsowetz 1029; Lew Dutton 1020; Vern Segerstrom 1016; Bill Burrell 1015; Mel Basim 1012; Leon Devereaux, Sr. 1012; Clyde Troxel 1003; Tad Vogt 1002. Ivan Jensen 1001; Gib lllings worth 990; Ernie Smith 984; Roy Youngberg 978; Elmer Judy 974"; Moiicy Madden 974; Haley Prich ard 968; Ray Smcdley 905; Harold Hagen 965; Fred Zuhiyk 964: Sam Blucher 959; George Clark 958; Earl Georgeson 957; Fred Smith 957; Rube Ells 954. Bill Selkin 953; Weaver Foster 953; Harold Einman 950; Cliff Meacham 950; L. C. Thompson 946; Elmer Brown 945; Dave Al tier 940; Don Allen 940; Dick Mor ris 930; Joe Pitigliano 931; Dr. Dorsch 028; Mike Engelhardt 927; Leon Devereaux, Jr. 920; Ernie Huffman 924; Paul Loree 923; Or val Barfknecht 919; Mavnard Forbes 918; H. Bostelman 915: Bill Whaley, Jr. 902; Sherman Dearth 900; Larry Musgrave 899; Walt Howard 897; Ted Coulter NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Wilson George was, on the 5th day of February, 1949. an pointed by the County Court of Deschutes County, Oregon, as the Administrator of the estate of William A. Coburn, also known as VV. A. Coburn, Deceased. All persons having claims against : said estate are hereby required to i present the same duly verified as required by law, to said Adminis trator at the office of his Attor ney. A. J. Moore, at Room 206. County Courthouse. Bend. Ore gon, within six months from the first publication of this notice. DATED and first published at Bend, Oregon, this 5th dav of February, 1949. WILSON GEORGE, Adminis trator of the Estate of William ' A. Coburn. also known as W. A. ; Coburn, Deceased. 52 -58 61-70-C ' HENRY'S CAFE KING-SIZE HAMBURGERS. FRIED OYSTER PLATE With all the Trimmings And the best in Home Made Pie! Here Is a place you'll enjoy friendly full of service. Open 24 Hours Daily. HENRY'S CAFE (Formerly Ireland's Cafe) 1800 E. First at Revere. By Hershberger has been waiting for this for years!" 889; Bob Douglass 889. Bill Keller 880; Tom Loree 865; Pat Cashman 860; Mori is Clark 815; Floyd Smith 839; Had Voos 838; Bob Anderson 818; Royal Glecson 815; Al Haysmer 808; Richard Christiansen 803; Al Munroe 784; Jerry Erickson 719; Larry Brvan 721; W. Weaser. Freeze Leaves School Waterless Powell Butte, Feb. 5 --- In no Central Oregon community are residents greeting a return of the warmer west wind more heartily than the student body of the Pow ell Butte grade school, where as the result of a water system put out of commission by the pro tracted zero and near-zero temper atures it has been necessary to haul water in milk cans to supply the school's cafeteria, drinking fountains and wash rooms. Ranchers of the neighborhood, who had been forced to haul wa ter long distances for their stock because of a. freeze-up of domes tic water systems and the "freez ing dry" of stock ponds, have made it possible to keep the school open by also hauling the waler supply there. A 90-foot whale yields approxi mately 125,000 pounds of meat, 57,000 of blubber, 50,000 pounds of bone, 7.000 pounds of tongue and 1,400 pounds of heart. NOTICE OF HEARING Notice is hereby given that hearing upon the Final Account of Genevieve Gerrish Boyd and Dorothy Gerrish Ilaner, Adminis tratrixes, de bonis non. of the es tate ot Gertrude M. Gerrish, de ceased, will be held in the Court House, in the County Court Room, in Bend, Deschutes Coun ty, Oregon, at the hour of 2:00 o'clock P. M., in the afternoon of Wednesday, the ninth day of March, 1949, and all persons in terested in said Eslale are noti fied to appear at said time and nlace and show cause, if any they have, why said Final Account should not be approved, the Es tate settled and closed, and the Administratrixes, de bonis non, discharged. DATED and first published this 5lh day of February, 1949, Genevieve Gerrish Boyd, Dorothy Gerrish llaner, Administratrixes, de bonis non. DeARMOND. GOODRICH & FOLEY, Attorneys for Admins. 52-5S-64-70-C WE ARE NOW Exclusive Dealers and Distributors for BE NZ AUTOMOBILE and TRUCK SPRINGS We Also Do Expert Automobile and Truck SPRING REPAIRING! We have plenty of steel JOE EGG BLACKSMITI-IING and WELDING 915 Hiirriman I'hone I466-W The Friendly Place Features Those 25c ... $1.00 ! Market Cracks; One Billion Lost Bv T. W. Klenlen (UP' Financial Wilier) New York, Feb. 5 dl'i-The stock market cracked 1 to more than 3 points today, losing more than a billion dollars in the widest decline since last Nov. 9. The break came on Ihe heels of a loss of around three quarter bil lion dollars Friday. '1 'rading quickened as prices went down and hit the fastest pace for any Saturday since Nov. 6 last vcar, at 790,000 shares, against 300,000 last week. Wall Street traced the selling today n nervousness among in vestors and professional traders brought about by weakness in commodity markets, the decline in wholesale food prices and the disclosure that unemployment has risen hy 2,000,000 since De cember, although still substan tially above Ihe level of a year The break in prices yesterday came about when directors of Creole Petroleum Corp. cut the dividend to 75 cents a share from 90 cents and called attention to "reduced demand", for crude and ihe accumulation of stocks of petroleum products. In most Wall Slreet quarters it was pointed out that the small stockholder has turned extreme ly cautious because of the turn in commodities and the indica tions of further price reductions in consumer goods lines, but thai at the same time such major lines as steel production and au tomobile manufacture still are holding up well. PIUNEVILLE MAN INJURED Prineville, Feb. 5 41'' Roy Solt, 40, logging superintendent for the Hudspeth Lumber Co., was ser iously injured Thursday when his automobile collided with a log ging truck northeast of Prineville. He suffered head injuries, but hospital attendants said he was recovering today. NOTICE TO CREDITORS I Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have by order of the County Court for Deschutes . County, Oregon, been appointed co-executrixes of the estate of EDWARD T. GERRISH, Deceas-1 ed. All persons having claims ! against said estate are required j to present them, duly verified as required by law, at the office of ! our attorneys DeARMOND, I GOODRICH & FOLEY, U.S. Bank ! Building, Bend, Oregon, within ! six months from the date of the : first publication of this notice. DATED and first published this 15th clay of January, 1949. Genevieve Gerrish Boyd, Dorothy Gerrish Haner. 34-40-46-52-C TAX SERVICE For prompt and efficient preparation of your tax re turns, advice and help on real estate problems, de velopment of your business property! analysis and audit of your insurance coverage, our staff is ex perienced and capable. Phone 535 for an early ap pointment or call at 901 Bond St. YOUR PROTECTION IS OUR PROFESSION HOMES $13, $ 7, $ 7. $ 5, $ 5, $ 4, $ 4, $ 3, $ ,000 500 ,250 500 ,000 ,750 ,000 ,475 750 ,500 ,500 .... . - ... ........ h oumn, BUSINKC nPPflDTIIIJITICC $32, $28, $19, $14, S13, $10, $ 9, 000 500 000 000 5(H) lent value In I-aplne. Half down. $ 5,000 $ 7, $ 5, $ 4 ,750 ,500 500 Ernie Rlxe Phone 75I-M home loans Mm insurance 001 Bond Street SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 194? "Willi. vi- mnr.CT iv ALLEY VACATlnu A!tl NOTICE IS HEREBY gi. that the City Commission c' of Bend. Deschutes Countv r gon. have duly and regularivi liated this vacation procwii!1' on the 19th day of JanuaiVS' said vacation proceedings tn. cate the following Uesc?i streets and alleys: " The folio wing alleys s,. streets In the plat of Cm.- dition. City of Bend, DeSChm! County, Oregon described as' 1. All of the Alley in Block, Center Addition, lying west ii? Pilot Rutte Canal woio..i.. of way line. " 2. All of the Alley in Rw. Center Addition, lying west of.i Pilot Butte Canal westerly S of way line. m 3. Kearney Avenue from tv east line of East First sw. the west line of the Pilot Buif. N..UIIU. H...1.....7 l.lll Ul Wily 4. Lafayette Avenue from t ll nt rnc, XT'. . r,. ' " t-ul line jl iMm i-iim 0(h?M the west line of the Pilot But! uanai westerly ngnt ol wu t,.: The City Commissioners ol 1 City of Bend, Oregon, having , sidered said vacation resnlmi..' and having found that manifestly exists whv tion should not be allowed anJ c7i.-intiH. therefore Ihft mission of the City of Bend fixed the 2nd day of March at the hour of 7:30 o'clock pj in the Commission Chambers!, the City Hall in the City of BeM Oregon, as the time and place fo hearing upon the said vacatim proceedings, at which time a, City Commissioners will recel and hear any and all objection, to the said proceedings. DATED and first published thk 22nd dav of January, 1949 GEORGE SIMERVILLE, City Records 40-46-52-5H J. A. DUDREY REALTOR 1039 Wall Street Office 1327 W Home 1092-M D. A. Kay, Salesman, 1725-B BEAUTIFUL RIVER VIEW AM spacious rooms. Llvlnj room, kitchen, two bedrooms, bath, utility. Elee. water heat er, small basement, floor fur nace. Two lots, paved street. Double garage. $7950. Ensy terms. WHV PAY RENT? Three rooms plus bath room (no fix tures). Lights, hot and cold water. New, neat, good work manship. Easy to build on. Two nice lots near bus line. All for $2375 with $1000 down. Furnished for $325 additlontl. A QUICKIE A seven-room home with hot and cold water and electricity for $1800 cash. Buy it and modernize. TWO GOOD LOTS On West Side on bus line1 for $250, Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results Spacious 4 bedroom modern home. Fireplace. 109 acres of land borders on city limits. 2 beilronni nluututwl hnmn .,,,,1 ni.nnl ,,ll hnna. , . . . ..W...V. wi. u,,cu gucch I"" nu'rit with f unmet'. Will FHA. M'w 4 tHHJroom home near Allen school. FHA loan. V,,, 1 i i ... . ,, nviT u utuiuuui juuucrn nuiue. in ice location un I-rank I in. 1 .200 nfma nllll U'aInK Im.lnn At4.. Ifmlfo v. "T "u,v,l u" Utl 3 VII VIIV 1111111.1, cellont bunding, sites. 2 bedroom modern home, close to Kenwood school, 51,500 down, $35 per month. 2-bfflrnnm inwnlofiwi -uti n.j Ta. . ... mwuci it iiuiiic nice jaiui eatcd at 32 W. Kevere. Terms. jiouern l bedroom furnished home. Good Terms. Excellent lot on West 2nd. All Improvements in. Be- ll'!ln Pnrtlmt.l u ...I C t. a wi wniwniiiu L.;SIT ""TEL with service station and groceries. Will show $1200 net per month. and STORAGE, Includes office building, vn ii V aiiu uiree irucKS. anunu TAVEKN and KESTAURANT, Includes building with re ii t I i n i'i-i in .1 u i, .i .it . IlKOf KliV Wlll'ICL- t-V-&T . . I w. , 1 13 s and equipped cafe In small -VLr'l 1 lK !"iav B,',,er tha" y0 month net. 3IIX..0 bulldinB located on East franklin. Suitable for Karate or service shop. GKOC EKY STOKE and living quarters. $60,000 year- i o ... h . TT ,T c U,B "esi Dusiness opportuni ties we have had. Good terms. i,, 'irCH 'wated In growing: Central Ore InnrSi p , t d?' T"nB ll'ase- new equipment. Grosses Mo.000. Price includes approx. $300 merchandise. FARM ACREAGES rou;e.aSl7l9,,'lCr,?S',?1 watcr- Mrn two bedroom 18 x4"h!'J bt!droon modern home, new chicken house i,, ' "V .. " "" "" lerms. lev ? 08 on ld Redmond highway. Swal- rl.s and ilJaffa hUSC- cl,,ckcn house. Swinery, ber- Orval Johnson Phone 754-M insurance Phone 535 --