FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
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BEND AERIE NO. 2089
F. O. E. Hall
Meets Every Friday Night
Loyal B. Rhodes. W. P.
p 0. Box 1022 Phone 1357-J
W. M. Loy, Secretary
Rt. 3. Box42 Phone 20-F-5
Tor Sale Ileal Estate
BLAKLEY Heights, 3-bedroom.
modern; 4 acres under water. Will
trade for good home in town. The
West Side Real Estate, phone
988-M.
4 KCXJM5. Dain, piasierea, ranee
uiiini?. enclosed utility Dorch.
oasemt'lll, KdiaKC west Slut ,
fairly priced at $4000 with terms.
Midstate Realty Co.. phone 495.
4 ACRES with COI water, just
outside city limits; Eood 6-room
house and other buildings; some
furniture; reduced to $8000. Mid
state Realty Co.. phone 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.
J. S. DAVIS CO.
Phone 185. Rm. 1 Penney Bldg.
4 RM. mod. 2 bedims., sleeping
porch, large liv. rm., fireplace,
60x140 cor. lot, 2 blks. to Kenwood
schl. $1200.00 down. $50.00 per mo.
Priced $4000.00. Reduction for
cash.
6RM. V6 sty. Close to city cen
ter; 3 bedrms. up., dbl. plumbing,
hwd. firs., a. c. oil heat, utility
rm., well built nd in good condi
tion. Priced $8750.00. Will FHA.
NEW 4-rm. mod.. 2 bedrms.. 2 cor.
lots, well arranged, a nice little
home on W. 13th. $6500.00. terms,
S1500.00 down, bal. FHA loan.
BRAND NEW 2-bedroom ultra
mod.. 2 full lots close in west side,
finest construction, hwd. firs., lull
basement, good oil furnace, fire
place, all large rms. It has every
thing expected of a good home.
Can secure S9500.00 loan. Total
price only $11,500.00.
Call Carl Locklin or Jack Davis.
HOUSE FOR SALE: 2 bedroom
modern; oil circulating heater,
nired for electric range. $500.00
down. Easy monthly payments,
lnauire 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 Agency, 126 Minnesota
Ave. Phone 1331-J.
WANT TO SELL? List vour prop
erty with GILBERT. A square
deal, and prompt, efficient,
courteous service Is yours at Gil
bert's Real Estate. 1015 Wall St
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
S7.500.00, down.
5 R. R. MOD., rock, furnace, fire
place, oak floors, pavement, side
walks. $11,000, $2,000 dn.
3 13. 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 H. U. mod., furnace,
fireplace, basement, pavement,
sidewalks, exceptionally well fur
nished. $11,000, terms.
12 1!. R. MOD., wired for range.
Invert, sidewalk, real close in.
S5.U0U, terms.
WE HAVE a large selection of
acreages close in. some needing
completion, from $1,500 up, '.3 dn.
IF YOU NEED a farm or dairy
ranch call us.
CALL MR. DUBOIS
32
BY OWNER: Now up to date 2 I),
r. mod. home, hdwd. floors. fiill
insulated, wealherslripneil. oil
wall furnace, elect, water heater,
laundrv trav. wired lor elect.
range,' Venetian blinds. Must sec
to appreciate. F.H.A. loan avail
able. Phone 1502-J-2.
FOR SALE: Two lots 50x130.
with two good buildings on them,
located on east side in Bend
Write or call. Jesse 1 1. Smith. Sr.
Phono 133-X, Box 663, Redmond.
ONE YEAH OLD two-bedroom
mo'lorn, $.-,sm.00 with S14no.no
'Own. Located at .ll i 1-.. hnn'i'son
Sep owner at 424 E. Franklin or
tihone 1568.
IRniCATFD FARMS from 21 A
t'l 160 A.; several good ones, well
l"cated and fairly priced : rnr
with lavlor grazing rights, .miu
state Realty Co.. phone l'.C.
SACRIFICE: For Quick sale. 2
bedroom mrvlprn home. Garage.
woodsheds, store-room, fruit cel
lar, chicken house, insurance.
Dined lor gas 2 stoves, floor cov
erings. 1360 Fresno.
For Sale Real Estate
$3500 BUYS a mile square of dry PHILCO comb, radio & phono
land & tin) her, with lovely build-, graph, $25; Roval sewing ma
mg site. Sisters highway runs
through property. For details call
Mr. Russell, All State Realty, 221
uimitvuuu, puone lot.
FOR LEASE; Grade A dairy
ranch and quota. Near Bend.
$3000 Investment necessary. Mod
ern barn & new equipment. High
grade cows. Write Care Bend
Bulletin, Box No. 7169.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY!
4 B. R. MOD., attached garage,
$6,300. Terms.
NEW 2 B. R. MOD. and garage,
$5,800. Terms.
LOVELY 1 B. R. MOD. furnished,
$4,900. Terms.
NEW small 3 b. r. mod., $3,900.
Terms, $3,600 cash.
NEW streamlined 2 b. r. mod. E.
10th, $8,200. terms.
WEST 3rd, well constructed 2 b.
1'. mod. Full hrlscmnnt fit-enhiee
garage, level lot, $7,950, terms.
2 HOMES on one lot'. $2,950, tms.
CLOSE TO MILL: 2 b. r.. mod.,
basement, furnace, large garage
wiih sleeping room. $.1,700, $500
down.
We welcome listings throughout
Central Oregon.
ALL STATE REALTY
221 Greenwood. Phone 167
Fuel
JUNIPER wood for sale. Imme
diate delivery. $16 per card. Phone
1547-R.
COAL
PRES-TO-LOGS
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 Farm Products
SALE or TRADE for Hereford
cow or calves, beautiful black &
white stallion. Easily handled, age
iu, wt. n;u. write Leo Wcddle,
Box 28, Jefferson, Ore.
2-YEAR-OLD Guernsey bull; veal
calf;. 5 tons alfalfa clover hay;
commercial grade potatoes $2.50
tier sack. E. M. Davis. Rt. 1, Box
219, Bend.
JERSEY cow, will 'freshen any
day. Wilbur Sampels. Rt. 2. Box
2. second nouse on bisters nign-
way. Phone 1513-YV-l.
FOR SALE: 5 tons alfalfa, 15
tons red clover, baled hay. Fred
Samples, Tumalo-Deschulcs Rd.,
phone 1506-W-2.
JERSEY & GUERNSEY family
cows. L. V. Shreve, 3 mi. out Bend
Trap club road, Rt. 3, Box 116.
FOR SALE: Brown Swiss bull
calf, 10 mo. old. Rt. 1, Box 337,
ph. 13F-24.
ONE REGISTERED Holstein bull
calf. His dam and sire from Bow.
Wash. Carnation breeding pre
dominates. J. S. Frakes, ph. 1504-W-l.
55-GAL. BARRELS for water or
trash storage, S3. 303 Scott St.
FOR SALE: Red hens, 35c per
pound, liveweight. 7 miles north
on old Redmond hwy. Clarence
Elder ranch.
BULL CALF: Dam. Sunnycrest
Lady. 401 pounds. 307 days as ju
nior two year old. Sire, out of
Flving Horse Flule Colonel. Flute
970 pounds. Dam of sire 749
pounds. First check for $50.00
takes him. It 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 151 1-J-l.
W'EANER PIGS for sale. Chester
While. lit. 3, Box 112. turn right
past trap club. 2nd house on right.
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 alter 7 0.
m. Phone 1306-J-l. Jim Elder.
l or Sale Miscellaneous
FOR SALE: 2 bicycles, excellent
condition. S25 and S27. 735 West
14th St., phone 13U9-J.
USED WASHING MACI IINES.
Well known brands we've priced
as low as $29.50. Oregon Equip
ment Co.. 165 E. Greenwood. Ph.
SUS.
PITTSBURGH'S F E B R U A R Y
PAINT OFFER: One gallon Tec
hide wall paint and one six-inch
Why hi-tish. hoth for $5.53. Sex
ton Supply & Saw Service. 1195
Wall.
PIANOS: Oh ves. Baldwin, the
very best. I he indefinitely and
unconditionally guaranteed piano.
-Small down payment. Easy terms.
Ph. 107. Benson Piano Co. 63
Gilchrist Ave.
i
I SKI III HTS: Spor'smast'-r style
I h, m.,llpi size .s. aood condittMii.
w:urn wily one icuson. Phone 5ati. '
For Sale Miscellaneous
chine; new innersnring mattress-
I es. $22.50 & $27.50; new twin size
colton mattresses, $13.50 each.
Solid maple dinette set, $42.50.
Cliff's Bargain Spot, North hwy
phone 1534 W. Open evenings.
FOR SALE: Doors for double gar
age, complete with track and
hardware. Attractive, good as
new. 1 kitchen swinging door; 1
4-wheel trailer. Phone 989-R.
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. 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.
GOLD FINISH King E-flat alto
saxophone. Excellent condition,
reasonable price. See at 571 E.
Franklin after 6:00 p. m.
CHEAP: H drill, practically new.
6 squares of green asphalt shin
gles, new. 1205 Elgin. Ph. 1486-W.
RADIO TUBES Complete stock
P h 1 1 c o and other nationally
known brands. Tubes tested.
Bend Furniture Co.
For Sale Used tars
3S CHEVROLET coupe, '47 mo
tor. Excellent running condition,
$475. 1518 Newport.
1937 CHRYSLER Royal 4-door
sedan, heater, fair tires, a good
car for the money, $500. 631 Col
umbia or call 1413-R.
MOTORCYCLE BARGAINS at
Indian Sales. Lots of used ma
chines in perfect condition, Indi
ans and Harleys, large and small.
Also some new '49 Indians. The
most sensational performers in
America. See them. Try them.
Underbill's Indian Sales, 1327
Wall St.
1947 DODGE pickup. Must sell
this week. Ph. 1579-W. 1128 E.
9th.
1940 CHEV. special do luxe sport
sedan in exceptional condition.
NADA book price. W. B. Ander
son Nash Co.. phone 700.
WANTED: Best available auto
mobile $700 or under. Phone 250
J after 6:00 p. m.
EQUITY in '46 Packard, good
condition. Take best '40:or.'41
model car offered. Ph. 977-M.
For Kent
MODERN deluxe cottage. Moun
tain View Court. Phone 589.
SLEEPING room in private home.
Automatic oil heat. Close to city
center. Phone 1075R.
SMALL modern 2-bedroom house,
unfurnished, except kitchen
range. Want small family. No
pets. Redecorated & in nice shape.
1434 Davenport.
NICE large steam healed sleeping
room. Ph. 997-W.
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.
Wanted
TO RENT: 2-bedroom house, mod
ern. Phone 1514-J-3.
I'M HACK AGAIN to do average
weekly washings and ironings,
$2.30. 'Free pick up and delivery.
Same services as before. Write
1313 Federal.
WANTED TO RENT: 2 bedroom
unfurnished modern house by
Stanard Oil employe. John Kirke
lie. call 73 between 8 a. in. and 5
p. m.
WANTED TO RENT: 2 b. r. un
furnished house. Call 1359-W.
WANTED to buv: Anv kind of
cattle and hogs. Ph. 1455-lt. 510
E. Ouimbv.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY anv 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 olfice work,
bookkwping and pavrolls. Write
', Uend Bulletin. 7137.
Situations Wanted
ENERGETIC young man wants
Saturday work. Furniture & gro:
rerv snick room and tire chang
ing' experience. Licensed chauf
feur. Call 20.VW after ." p.m.
Lost
ONE BAG containing howling
shoes & green ball with initials
).A. Reward for return. Phone
Bend 1212-W or Sisters 731.
WILL MAN who picked up peai Is
in front of Krahdis Drug return
to owner? Call 1 17 V. Reward.
2155 Tweet Place. Mrs. Vernon
Johnson.
Services
WATER hauled, cisterns filled.
Call 9-F-ll.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
274. 1033 Brooks.
SAW FILING, gumming ham-l
mering, band saw welding, sand-1
er belts, band saw blades, new i
handles hung in tools, .'-exton ;
Sunnly & Saw Service, 1195 Wall .
Street.
OUT OUR WAY
THAT CRA.ME THAT BOSS 1 f WELL, IT GIVES
d YM.S SHIPPEP RENOVATIM'HIS HIS SUSPENDERS
7 Its) 'FORTV-OME. ) I PORTABLE ATTICS, ) A CHAWCE TO I
f BUT I BETTER V BUT I'LL BET JA SHOW WHAT
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THE LET-UP I I 2H'
Church Building
Plans Being Made
As part of an over-all building
program for St. Francis Catholic
church, a new rectory, to cost ap
proximately $38,000, will be con
structed this year, Rev. William
Coughlan has announced. It is
expected that work will start in
May or early June, with Seaton
H. Smith, who is preparing plans,
to call for bids by March 1. .
The new priests' residence, to
be of frame construction with
brick veneer, to match the church,
will be located south of the church
at the site of the present home,
which will be removed. When the
rectory is completed, brick work
on the church will be re-painted,
and the entire property will be re
landscaped. The building program began
this year with complete renova
tion of the parish hall, at a cost
of $2,500. New maple floors are
being laid, new flouresccnt lights
are being installed throughout,
and a new furnace and fan are be
ing installed. The kitchen is be
ing completely renovated, with
new lights, fresh paint, and in
stallation of new stoves and sink.
The interior of the hall has been!
re-decorated in white and pule!
green.
Rev. Coughlan added that very
likely the building program wiil
continue next year, with addition
of more classrooms at St. Francis
parochial school, and remodeling
of the Sisters' convent home
which faces Franklin avenue.
Work which was done this year
to Improve Ihe school property
cost s.i,tHKi, Kev. Coughlan said.
This included construction of a
playground, fencing, and pur
chase of new equipment.
The new rectory --will bo a two
story building 57 feet wide anil
31 feet deep. The ground floor
will include two reception rooms,
a guest bedroom for visiting
clergy, a dining room, kitchen and
housekeeper's quarters. The up
per floor will contain three bed
rooms with adjoining, studies for
Ihe parish priests, and a combin
ed living room and library.
The present parochial house,
which is occupied by Rev. Cough
lan and his assistant pastor. Rev.
Conleth Killian. was built in 191 1.
Construction of the new rectory
has been authorized by the Most
Rev. Leo F. Fahey, coadjutor
bishop of the Baker diocese.
Services
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 I). L.
Stevenson, 1338-J. If broken call
a welder.
FIX FLOOR SERVICE
Floors laid, sanded and-finished.
All kinds of flooring lor sale.
Complete estimate given with no
obligation. Anywhere in Central
Oregon. Phone 2103-J-3, Uend.
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain
holes shot. Free estimates. Phone
1252-J or 1076-W. D. W. Grimes,
210 Davis Ave.. Bend.
ELECTRIC vibrator lor thawing
lrozen water pipes. Flat rale $5.01)
per house, ph. 231. if no answer
call 208-W.
WATER HAULING: Clean citv
water for household use or lor
slock 1000 gallons lor $7.30. Call
790-W.
CARPENTER WORK: New" con
struction, rough framing, remod
eling, cabinets, built ins and shop
work. F. W. Page, ph. 630-M, gen
eral contractor.
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Drain
holes drilled. General blasting and
excavating. Out of town work
accepted. Bend Septic 'lank Seiv
ice. Ph. 1181 W. 526 Harmon.
MOVING, packing anil crating,
fireproof warehouse for storage
Open all day Saturdav. Agent for
Hunt Nation-wide service. Hoi
man Transfer. 201 Irving. Phone
q7
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By J. R. Williams
PORTLAND PKODCCZ
Portland, Feb. 11 dl'i The Port
land egg market was unsettled to
day with some dealers lowering
the Inside price on all grades one
to two cents. The outside price,
however, remained unchanged
with the general market holding
at Thursday's prices.
Butter prices were unchanged
and steady.
Butter Prices 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 5fi-57c doz.; certi
fied A large 57c; A large 53-56e;
AA medium 5455c; certified A
medium 55c; A medium 51-54c;
cartons 2c additional.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland. Ore., Feb. 11 ill''
Weekly livestock:
Cattle: Friday salable 125;
calves 10; five cars expected
later: no early sales; quotable
steady. Choice 1292 lb. sleers
Thursday 21.50; 1524 lbs. 20.00;
lighter medium, good 20.75. For
five days, salable 1875; calves 150.
Market uneven and top heavy
considering competitive markets
and dressed meat trade. Short re
ceipts attributed to bad road con
ditions. Early sales steers 50c to
S1.00 up, close not fully tested but
around steady to 50c higher; cows
steady to 50c higher; hulls weak
to 1.00 lower; calves strong. Me
dium and good sleers largely
20.00-22.50. top 23.00; common and
medium 17.00-19.00. Good heifers
up to 22.00 early, common and
medium lfi.00-20.00. Conner and
cutter cows 11.50 14.00. common
and medium 15.00 16.00, good
cows to 17.50. Common to good
bulls 16.50-21.00. Good and choice
vealers 29.00-32.00, extreme top
33.00.
Hogs: Friday salable none;
holdover 50; asking steady; no
early sales. For five days, salable
1 100. Market around 50c lower af
ter losing early 1.00 advance.
Early top 23.50. late sales good
and choice 180-235 lbs. 22.00 down.
Heavier and lighter weights dis
counted 1.50 to 2.00 or more. Good
sows largely 17.00-18.00, early to
19.00. Good and choice feeder
pigs 21.0023.00, cleanup sales
down to 20.00. Good heavy slags
10.00-17.50.
Sheep: salable Friday none;
holdover 50; choice fed lambs
22.00; commons to 17.0(1. For five
days, salable 433. Compared week
ago market slaughter lambs 1.00
to 1.50 lower, ewes nominally
steady. Good and choice fed
lambs 21.00-21.50, common anil
medium 17.00-20.00. Good and
choice ewes quoted 9.00 10.00.
A BEER TO REMEMBB!
t 4V
Stocks Irregular
At Sessions End
New York, Feb. 11 illi The
stock list turned irregular today
at the close. Trading was a little
more active than in the previous
session.
Investment buying reappeared
and grew out of a widening belief
that 1949 will bring no Increase In
income taxes, despite White house
insistence on higher taxes.
In many instances early losses
were replaced with small gains.
In the rails there was an occa
sional good gainer, including
Central of New Jersey and Atlan
tic coast line.
Tomorrow the New York stock
and curb exchanges and all com
modity markets in the United
States will be closed in observ
ance of Lincoln's birthday. Cana
dian markets will operate normal
ly. Although the market finished
the day's trading and the week
on a somewhat firmer note, the
"big board" list of stocks had a
net loss on the week of around
$1,500,000,000. largely because of
sizeable breaks on Monday and
Thursday.
The United States navy has
slightly more than 4.000.000 fin
gerprints on file, dating hack to
1907.
J. A. DUDREY
REALTOR
1(KH Wall Street
Office I327-W Home IBItt-M
D. A. Kay. Salesman, 172-lt
OWNER BEING
TKANSIl.ltUI.Ii
Practically new East Side home
with largo living roclm, kitchen
wired for range, two lovely
bedrooms, bath, utility. Plas
ter and knotty phut finish. Oil
furnace. Attached garage. Two
lots. $8300. About $1800 cash.
Dill. F. II. A.
I I RMS1IK l OR
I'NFI'HN'ISIIED
Three bedroom home. Living
room with fireplace. Kitchen
wired for range, bath, utility,
small concreted basemeiil. Ga
rage, chicken house, children's
playhouse, and wading pool.
Two lots nicely curbed, wit li
flowers, fruit trees anil ber
ries. $1750 unfurnished with
$50 down. Furniture, Includ
ing dec. range and U cu, font
relrlg. for $500.
A couple of real winter lime
bargains in residential lots,
liny them now.
INCOME TAX
Statements Prepared
Both FedeVal
and State
For Wage earners,
Farmers and Small
Business Firms,
Come in now and avoid
the last in I n li t e rush.
Open every Thursday eve
ning till 0 p. in.
TED COOPER
AGENCY
Phono 133I-.I
12(1 Minniwila Ave.
V'c (leisure, .iiiionj; our souvenirs, memories of llie worth-while things in
life which have brought us I he greatest happiness and satisfaction . . . and
how we love to relive plc.is.int experiences!
Those who ,-ipprccialc good food and drink always recall with fond recol
lection the complete l.islc satisfaction of a BI;TTE:R heer more partial-
irlv, the lant.iliiiii;, intriguing llavor and delightful mellowness
Old Bohemian Type I.agcr.
When you once taste Bohemian Club,you know that it is nevcr -
(en Ix.'cr.
x p ort
BKIWED Sf
( has.
C1II KC1I CEREMONIES HELD
Madras, Feb. 11 With Instal
lalion ceremonies held at St. Pet
er's church in the Cross Keys
stock country to the north of here,
Mrs, L. H. Irving of this city was
seated as president of the Guild
of St. Mark's and St. Peter's Epis
copal churches for 1949. St.
Mark's is located at Madras,
where a new building will be
erected this year. Mrs. David
Noe of the Cross Keys country
was installed as vice president.
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 lor an early ap
pointment or call at 901 Bond St.
YOUR PROTECTION
HOMES
$14,000.00 C heerful 9 room
ing, dining, kitchen, dinette, bath, 4 bedrooms, and
huge hallway. Hardwood floors, fireplace, full base
ment, automatic oil plie heat, double garage, paved
street, unobstructed river view. Price IlicluueH dlsho
matlc, lieiiillx, and Venetian blinds. "First time adver
tised and It can't remain unsold Ion?."
$13,000 Spacious 4 bedroom modern home. Fireplace, 100
acres uf land borders on city limits.
$12,000.00 Homelike 3 bedroom home on Harmon Blvd. Au
tomatic oil piw neat, fireplace, hardwood rioors, and
double garage. Present market cost Is $2,ft00 per room.
This home 1,500 per room and you obtain better construction.
$ 8,000 New 2 bedroom home on East side. Hardwood floors,
large kitchen. Will FHA.
$ 7,500 i bedroom plastered home on paved street, full base
incut with furnace. Will FHA.
$ 7,250 Mew 2 bedroom home near Allen school. FHA loan.
$o,500 New 3 bedroom modern home, Nice location qn
Franklin. i
$ 5,250 .Modern 5 room home. Furnace, two lota. 424 Green
wood. Terms. 1
$ 5,000 1,200 acres, city water, borders on city limits, ex
cellent building sites, I
$ 4,750 2 bedroom modern home, close to Kenwood school,
$1,500 down. $35 per month.
$ 4,000 2-bcdroom Insulated modern home.' Nice yard. Lo
cated at 32 W. ltuvcre. Terms. r
$ 3, 175 Modern 1 bedroom furnished home. Good Terms."
$ 750 Excellent lot on West 2nd. All Improvements in. Be-
. twecn Portland and Saginaw. ;
' BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES . ".: .-
$:12,5U0, 8 UNIT MOTEL with -Mrvlce -Ktnliosj-strtiefeWs.
Will show $1200 net per month.
$28,500 IK ANSI' FK and STORAGE, includes office building,
living cpiiirters for 2 families and three trucks. Shows
excellent net,
$10,000 TAVKKN and KESTAI KANT, Includes building with
rental Income and all equipment.
$10,800 SEKVKE STATION CAFE on highway 07. Has
bodied beer without competition along with 4 cabins
and 8 room living cpiiirters.
$11,500 GUOCEHY SrJtVKE STATION 5 cabins. Excel
lent value in lupine. Half down.
$13,000 HOTEL with 13 rooms and equipped cafe In small
town on highway 07. Heller than $1,000 month net.
$10,000 30 x50' building located on East Franklin. Suitable
for garage or service shop.
$ 0,500 GKOC EHY STOKE and living quarters. $00,000 year
ly gross business. One of the oest grocery stores wo
have ever listed. I.ocuted near Bend. Easy lerms.
$ 5,000 FOUNTAIN LUNCH located In growing Central Ore
gon town, seals 33. I-ong lease, new equipment. Grosses
$15,000. 1'rlce Includes appro. $300 merchandise,
FARM ACREAGES
$ 7,750 120 acres 50 acres COI water. Modern two bedroom
house. $2,050 will handle.
$ 5,500 It acres, 2 bedroom modern home, new chicken house
18 x12', large barn, 3 ml. out. Terms.
$ 1,800 Turkey ranch. 30 acres completely equipped. 3 miles
out.
t 4,500 20 acres 5 miles out on Old Itcdmond highway. Swal
ley water, 3 room house, chicken house, grahicry, ber
ries and alfalfa.
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home loans
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Tumalo Scouts
Display Projects
Tumalo. Feb. It (Special)
Boy Scouts of troop No. 61, spon
sored by Tumalo grange No. 631
and the American Legion, have
arranged displays of scouting
projects and paraphernalia for
exhibits in both community
stores In Tumalo.
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li OUR PROFESSION
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