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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 194$ THE BEND BULLETIN., BEND, OREGON PAGE SEVEN To Buy, Sell or Trade Try The Bulletin Classified Ads J 3 I I Classified Rates LOCAL PAID IN ADVANC E 03 Words One Time 54k 5 W ords Three limes..... $1.35 h Words Six Times $3.50 "ill wordi over 15 add 2c per word timet number of liucrtioni. On month run. ume copy, v daj rata. Minimum charge, 50c Mn Kale 10c l.'apilali ZOe Kradrre lie lino, minimum Cue doling time cUuittedi, U a.m. Diiplny AdTcrtlsing Cloiing time S p. m. sreviuua day. One half page or larger, 6 P m erond day previoui to publicaliun. BEND LODGE NO. 139 A. F. & A. M. Thursday, Feb. 10, 8:00 p. m. Stated Communication No degree work D. D. G. M. Visitation Refreshments Examination! Warren Wintr Acting Secretary BEND AERIE NO. 2089 F. O. E. Hall Meets Everv 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 Real Estute 4 ROOMS, bath, plastered, range wiring, eneiosea uuuiy porcn, husement. garage: west skle; I 'airly priced at $4000 with terms. MidstaWJlealty.Co.j phone 495. 4 ACRES with COI water, just outside city limits; good 6-room house and other buildings; some furniture; reduced to S8000. Mid state RealtyJCo., jhone 495. REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS from $2000 up, paying over 67r ; we inspect the property, approve contract and handle all details. Midstate Realty Co., phone 495. JTS. DAVIS CO. Phone 185. Rm. 1 Penney Bldg. 4-RM. mod. 2 bedrms., sleeping porch, large liv. rm., fireplace, 60x140 cor. lot, 2 blks. to Kenwood sclil. $1200.00 down, $50.00 per mo. Priced $1000.00. Reduction for cash. C RM. Vi sty. Close to city cen ter; 3 bedrms. up., dbl. plumbing, hwd. firs., a. c. oil heal, utilitv rm., well built and in good conrli tion. Priced $8750.00. Will FHA. NEW 4-rm. mod., 2 bedi ms., 2 cor. lots, well arranged, a nice little home on W. 13th. SG500.00. terms, S1500.00 down, bal. FHA loan. BRAND NEW 2-bedroom ultra mod., 2 full lots close in west side, finest construction, hwd. firs., full basement, good oil furnace, fire nlace. all large rms. It has every thing expected of a good home. Can secure $9a00.00 loan, Total price only $11,500.00. Call Carl Locklin or Jack Davis. E. M. BUCKNUM 1029 Brooks St. Phone 331 Near Chamber of Commerce CLOSE IN on 2 lots: 2 B R. home, very neat and clean. $0500.00. NEW HOME on Greenwood, 2 lots; nice large living room, util ity room with laundry tubs, wired for range, will take good loan. SEE US for choice farms from 20 to 200 acres. HOUSE FOR SALE: 2 bedroom modern; oil circulating healer, wired for electric range. $500.00 down. Easy monthly payments. Inquire P. & W. Market. 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. 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 Agenrv. 120 Minnesota Ave. Phone 1331-J. WANT TO SELL? List your prop erty with GILBERT. A square deal, and prompt, efficient, courteous service is vnurs at Oil hnrt's Real Estntp. 1015 Wnllst NOW IS" THE TIME TO BUY! 4 B. R. MOD., attached garage, Sti.300. Terms. NEW 2 B. R. MOD. and garage, S5.800. Terms. LOVELY 1 B. R. MOD. furnished, $1,900. Terms. NEW small 3 b. r. mod., $3,900. Terms, $3,500 cash. NEW streamlined 2 b. r. mod. E. 10th. S3.200, terms. . W EST 3rd, well constructed 2 b. r. mod. Full basement, fireplace, parage; level lot, $7,950, terms. 2 HOMES on one lot, $2,950, tins CLOSE TO MILL: 2 b. r.. mod., basement, furnace, large garage wiih sleeping room. S 1,700, $500 down. V.'e welcome listings throughout Central Oregon. ALL STATE REALTY 221 Greenwood. Phone 107 I'Oli SALE: Two lots 5().130, itli two good buildings on them, located on east side in Bcml. Write or call. Jesse II. Smith. Sr. Phone 133-X, Box 003. Redmond. ONE YEAR OLD two-bedroom modern, S5S0n.nn with $110(1.00 down. Located at 501 E. Environ. Sep owner at 421 E. Franklin or Phone 1508. IIIP.IOATED FAP.MS from 21 A. to 100 A.: several good ones weil l"ialed anil fairlv priced: some uiih Tavlor grazing rich'-;. Mid state Realty Co.. phone 495. SACRIFICE: For aulck sa!e. 2 bedroom modern home. Garapc. woodsheds, store-room, fruit cel lar, chicken house, insurance, biped for gas 2 stoves, lioor cov erings. 1360 Fresno. For Salo Real Estate BY OWNER: New up to date 2 b. r. mod. home, hdwd. floors, fully insulated, weatherstripped, oil wall furnace, elect, water heater, laundry tray, wired lor elect, range, Venetian blinds. Must see to appreciate. F.H.A. loan avail able. Phone 1502-J-2. VERN LARSON AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate 135 Oregon Ave. Phone 32 Bend, Oregon WE make NO charge for renting homes. DUPLEX, 2 B. R. MOD., up and down, lath and plastered, up furn. Rental $110.00 per mo. Priced $7,500.00, is down. 5 B. R. MOD., rock, furnace, fire place, oak floors, pavement, side walks. $11,000, $2,000 dn. 3 B. R. MOD., attached garage; $6,825, terms. Close in. 3 B. R. MOD., 2 lots, garage, 1 block to school; $1,150, terms. LOVELY 2 B. R. mod., furnace, fireplace, basement, pavement, sidewalks, exceptionally well fur nished. $11,000, terms. 2 B. R. MOD., wired for range, paved, sidewalk, real close in. $5,000, terms. WE HAVE a large selection of acreages close in, some needing completion, from $1,500 up, 'a dn. IF YOU NEED a farm or dairy ranch call us. CALL MR. DUBOIS 32 Fuel EXCELLENT special stoker coal, will feed without trouble. Lump nut & sack coal. Brookings Wood Yard, phone 767. COAL PRES-TO-LOGS STORAGE TRANSFER Local and Long Distance BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER CO. 222 Irving. Phone 444 DRY BODY WOOD. 16" length. Rale 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 Farm Products FOR SALE: Brown Swiss bull call, 10 mo. old. lit. 1, Box 337, ph. 13-F-24. ONE REGISTERED Holstcin bull call. His dam and sire from Bow, Wash. Carnation breeding pre dominates. J. S. Frakes, ph. 1501-W-l. 55-GAL. BARRELS for water or trash storage, $3. 303 Scott St. FOR SALE: Red hens, 35c per, pound, liveweight. 7 miles north on old Redmond hwy. Clarence Elder ranch. WHITE WEANER PIGS: 1 10 month old heifer, from good milk ing cow. E. W. Johnson, Rt. 1, Box 356-A, 4 miles out on the But ler market road. BULL CALF: Dam, Sunnycrcst Lady, 401 pounds, 307 days as ju nior two year old. Sire, out of Flving Horse Flule Colonel. Flute 970 p 0 11 n d s. Dam of sire 749 pounds. First check for S50.00 lakes him. If you don't think he is good ask someone who knows. This calf can't be registered. C. L. Allen. Sisters highway. BILLY GOAT SERVICE for sale. Rock Ranch. 6 miles north on old highway. Phone 1511-J -4. WEANER PIGS for sale, Chester While. Rt. 3, Box 112. turn right past trap club, 2nd house on rigid. L. N. Townscnd. AUCTION Sale every Thursday. Bend Auc tion Yard. 11:30 Misc. 1:30 Live stock. Bring anything you have to sell. Man at yard any time. For pickups phone 1269. Lee Taylor. DRESSED HOGS, grain fed, whole or half hog. Call after 7 p. m. Phone 1506-J-l.Jim Elder For Sale Miscellaneous OR TRADE: Trailer, 2 16" wheels, steel frame, good rubber and box. 2 oil brooder stoves "500'' chick size, used one season. Oak table and some chairs. Will trade. Need table power saw. 1375 Roosevelt Ave. Phone 1331-M. 2 BLACK cocker pups, 7 vks. old. Male and female. $10.00 ea. See them at 134 Colorado. Used"-washing machines. Well known brands we've priced as low as $29.50. Oregon Equip ment Co., 165 E, Greenwood. Ph. 888. PITTSBURGH'S FEBRUARY PAINT OFFER: One gallon Tec- hide wall paint and one six-men u iii hi-nsh. both for S3. 53. Sex- tnn SuduIv & Saw Service. 1195 Wall. PIANOS: Oh yes. Baldwin, the very best. The indefinitely and unconditionally guaranteed piano. ci-.ii H,ivi-n navnipiit Kasv terms. Ph. 1"S7. Benson Piano Co. 65 Gilchrist Ave. PIANO, excellent condition. S 1 75. muii iir-lt Sill New breakfast u'.iik lahip with 2 benches, l"d trim. $20.00. Mrs. G. Dahymple Box 71. La pine. Ore. SKI HOi )TS: Sporlsmaslcr stylr bv Sandler, size 8. good condition worn only one scasun. Phone 5i0 For Sale Miscellaneous FOR SALE: Cull potatoes, 28 sacks left, 50c sack. South on highway 97 to Time Service sta tion, first house west. WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator, eight foot, one year old, $175. Apt. 9. Rainbow Motel. 154 E. Frank- lin. DRESSER $7.50. Metal or canvas army cots $2 and $3. New and used bedsprings and mattresses, priced very reasonably. Coal cir culator $19.50. Oil circulators $25 to $49.50. Hot water tanks $4. Electric heaters. Wood cook stoves $12.50 to $15.00. Mechanic's tools. Boxsprings $7.50, new $8.95. Doll buggy $5.00. Blow torch. Large hardwood chair, suitable for office $3.50. Filing cabinets. Coffee table. Pitcher pump. Vic trola records 20c each. Sewing machine. Washing machine $1d. Cliff's Bargain Spot, North high way, ph. 1534-W. Open evenings. 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. 50 GALLON open end barrels with covers. Felix Motor Sales. GOLDHr'IOTSl7Ki saxophone. Excellent condition, reasonable price. See at 571 E. Franklin after 6:00 p. m. 1 PAIR of size 5 white girl's ice skates for sale. Practicallv new. See at 1604 E. 3rd or ph. 108S-J. CHEAP: ? drill, practically new. 6 squares of green asphalt shin gles, new. 1205 Elgin. Ph. 1486-W. FOR SALE: Girl's white figure skates in good condition. Size 54, $5.00. Call 829-M or see at 225 Hunter Place. RADIO TUBES Complete stock Phil co and other nationally known brands. Tubes tested. Bend Furniture Co. For Sale Used Cars MOTORCYCLE BARGAINS at Indian Sales. Lots of used ma chines in perfect condition, Indi ans and Hurleys, large and small. Also some new '49 Indians. The most sensational performers in America. See them, fry tnem. Underbill's Indian Sales, 1327 Wall St. 1947 DODGE pickup. Must sell this week. Ph. 1579-W. 1128 E. 9th. 1940 CHEV. special de luxe sport sedan in exceptional condition. NADA book price. W. B. Ander son Nash Co.; phone 700. EQUITY in '46 Packard, good condition. Take best '40 or '41 model car offered. Ph. 977-M..,. FOR SALE: '48 Dodge 1-ton pick up, 12,000 miles, stock rack, 3 speed, $1,500.00. Call 7663, Prine ville. For Kent NICE large sleam heated sleeping room. Ph. 997-W. LARGE modern furnished cabin. Immediate possession. Inquire at 237 St. Helens PI. CLOSE IN: Modern apt., 2 large rooms. All utilities furnished. No children or pets. 745 Colorado. 1316-W. CLEAN 2-rm. modern furnished apl. Close In. Wood, water and lights furnished. 326 Siscmore. 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. Wauled WANTED: Best available auto mobile $700 or under. Phone 250 J after 6:00 p. m. WANTED TO RENT: 2 bedroom unfurnished modern house by Sianard Oil employe. John Kirke lie. call 75 between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. WANTED TO RENT: 2 n. r. un furnished house. Call 1359-W. WANTED to huv: Anv kind of cattle and hogs. Ph. 1455-li. 510 E. Quimhv WANTED: Up to 20 head of young bred, beef cows. Prefer shorthorn or Hereford. Skyline Ranch, 1512 J-4. WOULD LIKE TO BUY any kind of cattle you have to sell, also some milk cows that will freshen soon. W. R. Franks. Redmond, phone 78 Help Wanted GIRL for general office work, bookkeeping and pavrolLs. Write '.; Bend Bulletin. 7137. Found FOUND: Cure for broken or bleeding appliances. Try Dr. Smith's. Smith's Electric. Services WATER hauled, Call 9-F-ll. cisterns filled. 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, 1193 Wall Street. FOR WELL and drain hole drill ing call Lee Grimes. 224 Davis, phone 1676-W or 1252-J. IF YOUR WATER PIPES are frozen call Rhodes' Septic Tank Service, phone 366-W or D. L. Stevenson, 133S-J. II broken call a welder. OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Will I SEEMS TO TAKie ( NO--NO.' THEREs HIM A LONG TIME I A BEATEN! PATH N ( TO PULL HIS FOOT C I GOES THRU THERE" ) I OUT WHEN H& V V AM' 1 THINK HE S J BREAKS THROUGH f FEEUNI' FOR IT C. f; TH' CRUST-GUESS ) -r-"' JJ V HE HESITATES ( f 'JTd (Oi 1 ON HIS OTHER, '!-!-Jli' V- a,C?.WILUAMp 2-10 i THE WORRVWART .'Jl ".3. Redmond Redmond, Feb. 10 (Special) Redmond high school honor roll was released Monday. Students making straight l's for the six weeks were Frank Conklln, Mar garet Conklin, Tom Cox, Shirley Glodt, Lee Hollinshead, Jo .Mor ton, Gordon Rice, Leola Stevens, and Donald Wolf. Duffy Knorr, Phil Dahl, Jo Tal bot and Bill Clark went hunting on the Metolius Saturday. They bagged a bobcat. Miss Lois Simmons was home from Oregon State college over the week end. Lois Is a fresh man at the college. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Nelson went to Portland over the week end to transact business. Miss Darlene Fields and Miss Mary Lou Hazen, of the begin ning creative writing class, will take over the business manage ment of the little French girl, Jacqueline Des Muelles, adopted by tne class. Westminster fellowship met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Baker Sunday at 7 p.m. Gene Stauffacher had charge 01 wor- NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of Ordinance No. NS346 of The City of Bend, Ore gon, a municipal corporation, the undersigned will on the 18th day of February, 1949, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. in the City Com mission room in the City Hall, sell to the highest bidder the fol lowing described real property lo cated in the city of Bend, Des chutes County. Oregon, provided no bid shall be accepted for less than the amount set opposite each respective parcel, which is the minimum appraised price fixed bv the Commission of the City of Bend: Parcel No. 1 That part of the SE'i of the NE',4 and of the NEU of the NE'i ot Section 32, T. 17 S.. Ii. 12 E., W. M., bounded and described as fol lows: A triangular tract of land lying between the main line of the Oregon Trunk Railway on the west and the Oregon Trunk Railway's team track on the east, and between Marshall Av enue on the north and the Ore gon Trunk Railway's ware house tract on the south. $1500.00 Cash Sale of this parcel subject to the provision that a contract must be signed by the purchas er agreeing to construct ware housing facilities valued at lca,st $20,000 within oik; year, and agreeing that if said ware housing facilities are not con structed a City deed to the same will not be issued and the purchase price forfeited. Parcel No. 2 Lots 1, 2. 3 and 4, Block 1, River Terrace. $300.00 Terms $100 down and $50 per month. 6 interest. GEORGE SIMERVILLE. Recorder of the City of Bend. 00-56-62-C Servhws 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. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain holes shot. Free estimates. Phone 1252-J or 1676-W. D. W. Grimes, 210 Davis Ave.. Bend. ELECTRIC vibrator for thawing frozen water pipes. Flat raieS.j.OO per house. Ph. 231, if no answer call 208-W. WATER HAULING: Clean city water for household use or fur slock 1000 gallons for $7.50. Call 790-W. CARPKNTER WORK: New con struction, rough framing, remod eling, cabinets, built-ins and shoo work. F. W. Page, ph. 650-M, gen eral contractor. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Drain' holes drilled. General blasting and .excavating. Out of town work accepted. Bend Septic Tank Serv- ice. Ph. 1184-W. 526 Harmon. 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 .Miscellaneous WILL TRADE 3 building lots for late model car. Also take older car trade-in on l'l.'iO Packard com. I'll, ljoi-li alter (j p. in. lams ship and La Verna Penson pre sented the lesson. Rev. C. Cochran from the Afri can Gold coast, spoke at the eve ning services at the Baptist church Sunday night. He discussed the relationship between, the white man and the native. The congre gation held a social hour after the services. Ann Judson society of the Bap tist church met with Mrs. Earle Arensmeier Tuesday. Mrs. Elvin Fast was surprised with a hanker chief shower. Members of the Baptist church will hold a farewell party for Reverend Fast and family Thurs day night at the church. The Fasts plan to leave for their new home in Portland, Friday. Harold Clapp, of World Wide Travel bureau, will speak on ar ranging trips to the general bus iness class who are studying a unit on traveling. He will also show a travel film. Deadline for the high school annual to be in the hands of the printers has been set as March 1. Individual pictures have been tak en, and group pictures are sched uled for next week. Hugh Hancock, coach, has been called to Phoenix, Ariz., because of the serious illness of his moth er. Mrs. Ethel Larivc has charge of the morning study halls at high ! school during the absence of Hugh Hancock. . John Donahue spent Sunday with Jim Liirive. The two boys planned a Valentine party to be held at the La rive homo. Date and plans will be announced later. Schools will dismiss at 3:45 the rest of the week so that the buses can get an early start on their night routes. Mrs. Maude Lee.'of the Red mond high school library, has re ceived notice that the Rotary club of. Bend has sent the library a subscription to "The Iiotarian." Crusaders, the young people of the Four Square church, have planned a Valentine parly to be held Valentine's eve at the home of Rev. and Mrs. R. McClaren. Adult sewing class, under the direction of Miss Lois Calkins, met Tuesday night because of the conflicting Wi-IIub meeting In the band room of the high school. Class will meet on Monday of next week. Among the many people who attended the duel sponsored by the Community Concei t organiza tion were Rev. and Mrs. wrsley Baker, Miss Lois Calkins, Miss Barbara Berg. Miss June Zincgraf and Howard Rose. Miss Ruby Stevenson anil Miss June Zincgraf were .Saturday night guests of Miss Lois Calkins and Miss Barbara Berg, liridge was the game of the evening. Miss Allele Thompson, John Tuck school music teacher, is en tertaining her parents from North Dakota. Cal Butler, Don Wells and Ted Wells spent Saturday hunting in the vicinity of Powell Bulte and Grizzly. CO.M.MITTKK NAMED Pl ineville, Feb. 10 Mrs. C. F. Cheney, president of the Pl ineville Garden club, has named the fol lowing committee to nominate candidates for 1919 offices: Mrs. William Endicolt, Mrs. Homer Norton and Mrs. Don Stoefen. The annual election, it was an nounced, will be held on Febru ary 23. Dr. Grant Skinner DENTIST O'DONNELI, KI.DG, Office Phone 73 Resilience Phone 819 W RADIANT PANEL SYSTEMS Designed and Installed Steam and Hot Water Heating Systems Iron ITremun Dealer De Luxe Heating Co. 258 Hill St. Phone 1-12 Tumalo Tumalo, Feb. 10 (Special) $197.25 was turned. Into the "March of Dimes" fund by the Tumalo community last week, the grade school children alone rais ing S61.00 of the amount. The Tumalo grange also sponsored a "polio benefit party and dance" which netted the fund $136.25. Friday morning of last week, Mrs. Andrew's school bus skidded from the road near the Joe Henry ranch. It took Henry two hours working with his tractor to get the bus back on the road. A number of Tumalo people found themselves marooned in snow drifts late Saturday night while trying to reach their homes. Drifting occurred mostly in the east-west roads and lanes. A family from Colorado has bought the Dean Davis ranch. The family has already taken possession of the place and they are busy remodeling the dwelling. Stanley Green, Smith Hughes instructor at Redmond union high school, showed moving pictures of farm animals at the Tumalo grange meeting last Friday eve ning. The supper committee for the evening was as follows: Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Scoggin, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Becker, Mr. and Mrs. John hopper and Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Stanton. Westminster Fellowship group met at the C. L. Allen home Thursday evening, the young peo ple will meet at the home of Douglas Shepnrd. A meeting of the elders and deacons of the Tumalo Commu nity church was held at the Arn old Sandwick home last Tuesday evening. A meeting was schduled oy the group at the Gordon Wil cox home for Tuesday evening of this week. The group plans to hold monthly meetings in the fu ture. Several farmers in the commu nity have been sacking potatoes and shipping them to market. The announcement of the birth of twin daughters to Mr. and Mrs. William Shroklza of l.a- Crescenta, Calif., on January 15, has been received here." The babies, named April Elaine and Kimberly K, are the grandchil dren of Mr. and Mrs. George Kan off. former Redmond residents. Mrs. Skrobiza was the former Miss Mary Kanoff. a graduate of Redmond union high school sev eral years ago. The twins ar.' th? Skrobiza's first children. Pleasant Ridge Pleasant Ttldge, Feb. 10 (Special)-Mrs. F. 1 1. Cottrell attend ed the leader training meeting for the "best dress" work shop which was held Thursday at Pine For est grange hall. The first local meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Sid Conklin, Friday. Others Attending were Mrs. Gordon Wil cox. Mrs. Jene Davis. Mrs. Ivan Jewel and Miss Ruth Shellon, home demonstration agent. Otto Halter, brother of Anton Halter, arrived Friday from Santa Cruz, Calif., by plane and was n guest at the Halter family. He re turned home by plane 'Monday morning. Tommy Oarlioden, sons of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Garbodcn, is ill with measles. Mrs. Ole Hansen spent Satur day night al Hie Ail Miller home 111 Redmond to he with her grand daughter, Kent Miller, who has been ill for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Petersen were dinner guests al the Leroy !fr ' 'mrTi Ms r'"- K .jt 'jS(j(i -'s, f ; TIS n WE'LL MAKE YOUR CAR Look Right ! Run Right ! BODY WORK Our body department is the most com pletely equipped in all of Central Ore gon ready to do you a first class job on metal work, refinishing or com plete rebuilding. Try us. LACQUERING ENAMELING DENT REMOVAL Right's Right at Eddie's EDDIE'S SALES AMD SERViC 390 Greenwood I'OKTLA N 1 ) 1 .1 VESTOCK Portland, Feb. 10 Ul'i- Livestock: Cattle salable 300; calves 25; buy ers bearing down; no early sales; several buyers placing sharply lower bids; choice heavy steers held above 21.00; odd common heifers 16.50; medium beef cows above 16.00; few canners and cut ters 11.5014.00; odd medium and good sausage bulls 19.00-20.50; good and choice vealers 30.00-32.; odd head 32.50. ' Hogs salable 150; market slow; few sales around 50 cents lower; good and choice 190-225 lbs. 22.; 250-270 lbs. 20.00; 150-105 lbs. 20.00-21.00; good 335-150 lb. sows 17.0018.00; feeders scarce; good and choice 21.00-22.50. Sheep salable 50; early offer ings limited to common and me dium grades; no early sales; good and choice lambs quoted 21.0021.30; good and choice slaughter ewes nominally 9.00 10.00. Roebuck home in Bend Wednes day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Povey attend i d the card party at the Eastern Star grange hull Saturday eve ning. Mrs. Alfred Pedersen called at the James Jewel home Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. George Coffclt and Mr. and Mrs. Shorty Wilcox were dinner guests Sunday at the F. II. Cottrell home. Alfred Mlkkelsen and Mrs. Sine Mikkelsen were vlistors at the Ole Hansen home Sunday after noon. Mrs.. A. A. Powell was taken to the St. Charles hospital Monday riorning. Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Petersen were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vaughn at their home in Redmond Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Povey and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Walton were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gardner at Bend Wednes day evening. It was a birthday dinner honoring Mrs. Walton, who is a sister of Mrs, Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Fox, of Springfield, were guests at the Paul Garbodcn Home baturoay. Fox Is one of the Fox brothers basketball team who played at Bend for a polio benefit Saturday evening. They returned home Sunday and reported it took seven hours to make the trip. Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Garbodcn are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Petersen were callers at the Oswald Han son home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Rulph Amnion, of Redmond, were visitors at the Oswald Hanson home Friday eve ning. Clark, Karen and Patra, chil dren of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph "El sler, entered Redmond grade schoole Monday, having transfer red from the Tumalo school. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Amnion, of Redmond, were visitors al the Archie Maslersen home Sunday afternoon. ELECTROLUX CLEANER AND AIR PURIFIER SALES SERVICE and SUPPLIES PHIL PHILBROOK 121(1 K. :inl. Phono 12tt.'l-.I re- Chrysler Plymouth :,-;:.-vt I ' ' 1 .... . Stocks Drop in Light Trading By Elmer C. Walzer (United 1'rosa Financial Editor) New York. Feb. 10 iU' Stocks dropped 1 to 4 points in light trad ing today, wiped out yesterday's advance, and set a new low mark since Nov. 30, the post-election low. This drop, coming on top of a substantial recovery yesterday, reflected President Truman's re newed request for a $4,000,000,000 tax rise and wage-price controls, brokers said. Railroad issues were hard hit and their drop paralleled another poor car loading report. Indus trial issues had several wide loss es. Utilities behaved better than other departments. Farnsworth continued the active feature and it broke to a new low on disap pointment over the terms of an International Telephone offer to buy the company on the basis of about 77 cents a share for Farns worth stock. Commodities resumed their technical recovery with the excep tion of cotton. Railroad issues turned -down and unsettled the bond market. PORTLAND PRODL'CE Portland. Ore., Feb. 10 tP) Prices were unchanged on Port land's butter and egg market to day. Butter Price to retailers: Grade AA prints 72c; AA cartons 73c; A prints 72c; A cartons 73c; B prints 69c. Eggs Prices to retailers: Grade AA large 57c doz.; certified A large 57c doz.; A largo 55-56c; AA medium 55c; certified A me dium 55c; A medium 53-5-lc; car tons 2c additional. Cheese Prices ' to retailers: Portland, Oregon singles 40V4-SO'.-jc; Oregon 51b. loafs 436-52 MiC lb.; triplets l';C less than singles. J. A. DUDREY .REALTOR 1031) Wall Street Office 1327-W Home 1092-M D. A. Ray. Salesman, 1725-R OWNER BEING TRANSFERRED Practically new East Side home with large living room, kitchen wired for range, two lovely bcdrooii.M, Ituth, utility. Floa ter and knotty pine finish. OU fHriiuce. Attached garago. Two lots. $8300. About $1800 cash. Bal. F. II, A. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Three bedroom home. Living room with fireplace. Kitchen wired for ruuge, bath, utility, smalt concreted basement. Ga rage, chicken house, children's pluyhoiiHO and wading pool. Two lots nicely curbed, with flowers, fruit trees and ber ries. $4750 unfurnished with $2260 down. Furniture, Includ ing elec. range and 9 cu. foot refrlg. for $fl(M). A couple of real' w hiter time bargains In residential lots. Buy them now. ! MECHANICAL We give complete mechanical service, too, on any make of car, although of course we specialize in Chrysler and Plymouth service. Let us keep YOUR car in top condition. BEAR WHEEL ALINEMENT MOTOR TUNING Telephone 64