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Newspaper Page TextT THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1949 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE SEVEN L LASSIFIED ADS Classified Rates M AI, PAID IN ADVANCE VinlH Ono 'l imn (( , Words Thrwt TIiim'k .... t I.Sft , Wiiril Klx Time 2.IM) II '' II 44 l pr wm4 Umm iumIhi ml lnattllMna, M lb MM Tt Km if tlU. Mlnlwuw ai, loir I In. ttu lll IUU IU Mlr llf llt. wlnlMuM r,v IImi Urn flMalflMlt, II a. m. ,plr A4TrlUlng t'Ulng llm I p. m. .,lm UJ. Ml" hilt r I mcviw dr ivlwya U publlfallun, "IKNI AKRIK NO. aOHU R C). K. Hull Meets Lvcry l-'rldny Nlitht S. II. "Shirr Ilcmiiui, W. I'. 7 Oregon Ave. I'liimu .'MX) W. M. loy. Secretary I. 3, Itox 42 I'liont! 20 F-S lor Null" Iti'ul Entitle K. M. HIK'KNOM. KKAI.TOR iil.'ll liiiicikn I'lione XII .-ar thi! Chmnhcr of Commerce i;V .') In., Kim fiiilp., mini, tiif. 75xl2(' lot. $h:i(K), will 1 1 A. mil going business for mim und If. $4lK); Will Ul'CCpt lute iili'l cur. In, I a., Willi cllv witter: , mini. Inline. $'.i:ini; will equity lur rlly prop. mod.; WChl mi bus llni. side; ii-divo-$-!( MM), small wu payment. AikkI building lots ut the right : ll'c. Call Mr. Un-klln I'lione &I1 jmi ImiW.N: 2 hi., moil,, with oil at. rugs, t u i t 4i 1 1 1 s ; :i lulu, near hi. ami hint. IMI Ogdi-u. $L'iH). illxTt'N Real IjiUlc. HH.'i Willi. :iMl DOWN; li rmn 2 hr., mod., ill lialh, Ki'l'lKC Moii'llil., wood' icd, fruit cellar, chicken limine, im ex. llr. covers, lniturcd title. Hid i'li-stm. USINICSS SITK: i'lus 3 I m.. iod. Inline, close In, on lilKhwuy. i.jiii lur hldi'. HlNiiil :xmi. J 'i Ice clmi'il to yM) for quirk tale. IIIm-i t'H Heal KM lilt. IlittO DOWN and $.V).tJ per mo. uiyn u Inand new 2 In. home, vim uiiiuue. i iim.' in tiii'ii niiu. i woilli S'H and we'll sell It ir snrKI: you make the profit. Mlilniate Kcalty Co.. C. J. 1.1 in 111 ml I . II. rcoplca. phone I'.l.l. t us how you thin one. 2 nr., Kanlen, horrleri; 12 Iiiikc lulu. You will Im- proud In own this iim.'. I 'i lee SI.'. Ml, terimt, Iml. $1U mo. Von mock men that want n gotxl M't iip for head. 2W a, deeded. :iljl ii vim Kra.liii;, 4 ml. of ditch water; all fenced. $.13 per ycai'. mod.. -I In. Inline. Hum, nialmj: mIii'iIm, oinals. lomlliiK cmitcn. rilix- Jlj.OX), it-riiiH. I In., nice llv. i m.. larce kitchen. hi! iMinr.c mid klnip; fenced j.ii d, law n. I'nce 5oj0. lei ins. lilies, Service Stations, Stoics, Auto Courts, 1 to 5 lr. Homes. Cowl terms. CAM- CS l l H 1IOMKS AND UANCIlhS IIO.MKl-lNI KltS At ;KNCY .'..1 Last llilid SI. I'lione Kii'.t J State I-in in Mtilual Ins. SKHitl DOWN buys new 2 hr. I, Dine on cast side; paved st. l ull puce $.-'."M, and a c,ood buy, C. j. 1 .liidti and l. II. reoplcs. Mid Siiue He. illy Co., phone -!::. 3 HKI it(K).M: Mud. home, on 2 l.ils, with many trees, shnilis. 'ii-iins, or Hade lor smaller I. hum-. 5-1 ,:.(!. I.iIIk-iIs Ileal 1-s-I. He & Instil aiiee. VKItN I.AHSO.N' At;KNCY Insurance and Heal I'.slatc lXi Oickoii Ave. rnonc3'.' llcnd, Orecon Li) a,, adjoining cliy; laifie mod. mimic; lucpiacc, new hiinnu nil., ies.sun; syslcin, ciilcken nouses, 1,(1111, ailaiiii. ;KX)0, 11KK) tluwii. HI a.. 10 water; 2 hr., semi mod.; tool cellar, oulniilKS.; jjuutl tool; Incl. cmckens, raiioils, nns, ma ciiinery. All lor only f-oUuu, terin.4. 2 a 3 br mod. home; adjoining cliy, $tiiuo, Ictuis. Highway IruntiiKt' in Carroll nicies; 2 hi'., mud, noiiie; uu 12UX llu', ladiiK VI. Lovely summer home on the Jncloiius. UjUU. 2 In., mod.; on 2 lols; furnished. il.ioo. Lonslder car up to -l nioiicl. on uuwn payment. 111U LcxuiKlon. Call Mr. Dubois 32 ANNE FORBES. REALTOR 30 Oregon Phone 30-VV New atlraclive 2 bedroom, hard wood Honrs throughout. Only $0,00. FIIA coiniiilinieiil, $12.i0 tiown, S52 month. Duplex iipiirtmriit, close In, 12 Ih-iii oiiiii null, 1-3 room unit, fur nished. $v:00, $2500 down, $05 month. $115 monthly income. Bargain In acreage; paved high way, lovely iiiiiiiiiliiln view; ,15 iteie.s, 17 C.O.I. , 2. bedroom mod ern iioiiHi', out buildings, $(iri()0, $2000 down, $50 iniinlli. Shown by uppolnimcut only. Cafe lining excellent busiiiess; good local inn. $ l,lfiO, $1100 down, 4 BR MODERN; wired for range; lurge gurage, ullllly mi., 2 elec. wider healers. $0200, $1350 down, bul. G.I. 1311 Milwaukee, Pur Hiilo Real Estate HIvST CASH ofler In reuson buys neat 2 lir, moil, home, 1V4 lulu, (muge, nice lawn, truf. 10M Al' uiiny A v. SMITH KKALTV CO. 715 llmiil St. i'lionn 14 IlllslllfSS Opportunities SiiImii ItiuiH llumci WANT TO SKI.I.T Lint your prop erty with (JIUIKHT. A otiuare (leal, and prompt, efficient, cour teous tmrvlfn In yours at Gil bert's Rcitl Kstuto. 1013 Wall Kt. SI 'M 'I Al TR A NKKKItREI I lr,, mini., double constructed, flood condition IiihIiIii iiikI out, Hint., pipe wonil or coal furnace, wiihIi linys; wired for elec, range, dblc. guriigc ; 2 lotn, on puveil Ht. 1 lilli. from bus line. $H7l0. 1128 Koom-vc It Ave. I'lione U33M. NKKD A IIOME7 Check the Deal of the Day on K11NIJ 8:45 a.m. Cull loilav and Inspect the listing ut UlllH.Tt'1 Kuul Estate, 1015 Wall St. LOTS I.N MADIIAS for sale by owner. Four choice adJolulnR lols In excellent business location, Just outside city limits, adjacent to DallcsC'allf. hlway. Also have 5 lots hi K""d rvsldenilal district. Will sell separately or toj(cthcr. I'or liifm million, phone Mr. Ilicmer. Madias '.102 days, loO-l evenliik's; or call In person. Iim. H. Lytic llldn. IIY OWNKIt: Nearly new 2 br., mod. home, furnished or inifur nislied. I'lione rni-W. I'OK SAI.K: A complete set-up. I'.hi a. deeded land. I'ower etitllp- mi-til, till head cattle, und other tliincs loo numerous to mention. II. It. Watt, Diamond, Ore. 50 ml. So. Hums. HO a. deeded, 5 a. culll.. .ri2 C.O.I, water: 5 im. house, mod., elec, 3'j ml. out. Hurry, us the price Is low. 3 lots, lilt li and Hawthorne. I 'u in lee block house, started. Alt for SliKJU. 2 hr., mod., west side, well const. $i:sni down, lotal $0700. 3 br., mod., close In, on Dela ware. SO'.i.'jO. l'honc 10K3 or 5!2 KWINC; REAL ESTATE CO. HIS bond Hend. Ore. FOR SALE: My lot! cabin on the .Meiolltis river. Mis. 'Iheodaciu McLallm, Redmond, Ore. Phone .18 Y. IIKA.ND NEW Excellent location ft 2-hr.', mild., with ultachetl Karaue, auto, heat, oak firs. thiouKhout, paved si. and sidewalks. FHA ap proved. Very sensibly pi'ltrd. Set mis home Ml 1012 Awbrey ltd., or can owner anytime at O00 W. 1 uel 2 CORD 10" sr. slab, $14; 2 cord 10" dry slab, $19, delivered In Llcnd. I You haul liom yd., $5 per cord.) Central Oreifon Fuel Co.. phuue 201-W. 936 A St., Redmond. WE DELIVER fuel city or coun try. Summer rates on limb. Jack pine, tuny slab. coal. Slab -wood 8 ht cord. Phone 707, Brook nil's Wood Yard. I'or Sule Farm Product RED FRYERS, live dressed or nan ready. Will deliver. II. F. L'rosswhlte. III. 3. llox I lis, Hem! Ninth side Pilot Untie. Phone 102-W1. III.ACK AND WHITE Shetland, stand at stud, llcnd Auction Yard. I'lione 15li9. HULL SERVICE rlht to your larni. Phtnio 31 w. RED FRYERS, 40c lb. live wc.ht. Prefer to sell alive. Mrs. T. A. KhiK, 1S1-1 East Kill. Phone OU R. GtX)D YEARLING Jersey bull; reasonable. Electric cream sepa rator, like new. Jess Thompson, 'j N. Young sclil. RED FRYERS, live, dressed, or pan-ready. Will deliver. H. F. Crosswhile, phono 2102 W1. Rt. 3, Uox 168, Llcnd. North side Pilot Butte. STRAWBERRIES: By the box or flats, heaping. Phone orders 1173 J or call ut Yqrk's. gray house cast Curroll Acres Store. THE PIE CHERRIES ore ripe at the Circle 70 Ranch (Meyer's Ranch), 2 ml. north. on Redmond highway 97. 10c lb. You pick. FOR SALE or trade: Truck loud of heavy springer dairy cows from. Eustern Oregon. Holsleln, Jersey, Guernsey, and one extra good red Shorthorn cow, freshen in a few clays. These cows can he seen at New Corrals, Just west of S.P.&S. railway stock yard. Rolllc Eplilitnd, Redmond. I'lione, days 35!), evenings 307. I'or Sttlo Miscellaneous 1 GOOD USED pluno. Inquire 120 Slsemorc. Phone 30G J. EVINRUDE: 5.4 h.p.i used 8 his. Complete with everything. Price $125. Al's Garage and Serv ice Station, Slslers. Phone 999. FOR SALE: Spinet pluno. Will sacrifice for quick sale. Cash or Icrnis. Can be seen at Brnd. Write Tiillnuin Piano Slore,.39o South I2lh SI., Salem, Oregon. FOR SALE . I used F-14 Fiirmiill Tractor and 7-ft. Mowei Good condlllon and new paint. Priced to sell. REDMOND TRACTOR CO. Phone 310 KedmuiiU, Ore. I'or Kule Mlscelliuiwiis I'll A I LEI t HOUSE. Aluminum, doiiblehllch dolly, 2 butane tanks; sleeps 4; refill., 2 dr. dollies closet, Insiilaled, lols of bullt liis, iiwiiIiik, porch; new rub ber, Excellent condlllon. M. K. llacKslei, lOOil K. Hlh. I'lANOS AT A SAVING TO YOU Do you like to save some money und u chance to have the abso lutely best mii'ii) piano out In day? I'lione 1087, or co at-05 (illchrlst Ave. NOTICK TO THE I'UHLIC Do not classify the Baldwin piano with uny other make of pluno, us they arc the hlKliest ruled and best mude pianos of today. lien- son I'lano Co. I'hono 1087. 1JEND AUCTION Sule, Saturday, July 16, 11:30 a.m. KollowInK ui llcles will be sold: 1 Iiiiki- dniK saw, like new; 1 small (linif saw; 1 1 'i h p. MrCor maek DcerltiK Kusollne molor on trailer; 1 bomb carrier, made to order for farm wuifon; many oth er articles too numerous to men tion. CoiihIkh your merchandise early. Slate inspected fumigation. Col. 1-ouls Davison, Auctioneer II. W. I'euy, Owner I'lUCIDAIIlK: Klec. refrlKeralor, Kood condlllon. $4!).50. Singer cublnel elec. scwlnu machine, completely rebuilt. 125; terms. ANDERSON SEWINO MACHINE CENTER Cor. State und Tumalo Phone HU2-W 20 CATERPILLAR Tractor, com pletely overhauled. $200 down, $53 monthly; lotal mice $!SX). Also new Model A motor. Phone 1410 M. 230',j E. IrvlhK. FOR SALE: Pure bred black cocker puppies, 6 wks. old. Phone 1314 M. Inquire 5-18 Harmon. PIANO HARGAINS. Must sacrl flee entire Central Oregon Slock New Spinels. $.195 and up. 1 used Spinel. 30 months to pay. Pianos may be seen In Hend. For lull Information write E. C. Coodlln Piano Co.. 824 Pearl St., Eugene Ore. 30 UAL. ELECTRIC water tank, with Jacket, for lit) volts. Also small wood range. Lioth In good condlllon and reasonably priced. Call 358-R or see at 1302 Albany St. ONE LARGE doghouse, Whitney bahy carriage; good condition. Phone looo. FANTON'S GARDEN: Oregon Giant pantiles. Cushion mums, as ters, snapdragons, petunias, vege table plants, 829 Ogden. RADIO TUHES Complete stock p h 1 1 c o and other nationally known brands. Tubes tested. Bond Furniture Co. NEW lti-rr. HOUSE trailer. Used 1 wk. Sleeps 4, oven range, heat er, elec. brakes. Can be seen ut Mel's Trailer Court. So. 3rd. 19-13 14-YARD P&H log loader, with drag line boom. 1-yord Speeder shovel with drag line boom. Hoth priced to move. Phone or write J. L. Jewell, Me ridian, Idaho. FOR SALE: pup. A,K.C. Huston terrier male Phone 731. I'or Salt Used Cars 1941 FORD TUDOR; A 1 shape Cheap. 131 Scott St., after o. 1937 PLYMOUTH coupe; excel lent condition. Cheap. Address 5 Norton, after 5 '33 FORI) ROADSTER; new mo lor and tires. Call at -15 Greeley, after 5 o'clock. 1941 SPECIAL DELUXE Chev 2 dr. sedan, good cond'tb. n. K&H. The model that is haul in find. If Interested phone 1703-... '31 MODEL A coupe, good condi lion. S73 cash. Phone 28-1-14, or Rt. 2, Box 222, Uentl. MAKE ME an offer: 1930 Chcv. K&H, good ctind.; very clean hold anil-freeze; new scat covers and paint. Phone 932-J. 40 Mc Kay. USED CAR BARGAINS We've an unusually fine selection of used, cars to SELL AT YOUR PRICE Come in, make ANY REASONABLE OFFER on the cur of your choice, and WE'LL ACCEPT IT make you a DEAL. IF YOU WANT A CAR you can have It from W. B. ANDERSON NASH CO. 1173 WullSI. Phono 700 WHETHER YOU are buying, selling or trading, let's tulk It over. Mc's Molor Works, Red mond, Oregon. 1937 STUDE. PICKUP. 1917 Com mander molor, low mileage, 4 new l Ires, healer. My equity $175. Write or come and sec E. A. Winn, Lupine, Oregon. I 'or Hale I'scd Car PKOMIT delivery on most all models CMC pickups and truck, convenient terms uvullitble. WAHD MWOIl CO. 100H liond Kt. I'hono 15'J5 TD14 INTEIINATIONAL track layer with hydraulic dozer, 1047 model; usi-d very Utile. 1'rlce $:,H00. Howard Knlerklnc, Uox 820, Madias, Ore. liHO OLDSMOHILK sedan e 1 1 e, Hydrumutlc. Itudlo, heater, seat covers. (14IX). Imiulie J 120 red- nil. I'hono 01.) M. SACRIFICE: '40 special deluxe 'lymouth 4-dr. K&H. priced for (pilck sale. y.m. Phone 40011, .12 Newport Ave. )7 K)IID 00; new motor. Car In fair condition. Phone 17 K2.1. KOK SALE: A Kord Mercury motor, Al condlllon. Priced rlKht. D. E. Trent, 40!i Wye Lane, i'lione 08U W. 35 PLYMOU'fH 4 dr. si-dan; '41 motor,' Sealed lieain Hunts, radio, liood tires. $180 cash. Phone 08U- II or see at son so. 4tn hi. IlEND GARA'IE CO. "Our 33rd Year" 1918 Ford Sedan. A super deluxe model with radio, heater, under seal, erlll euurd. A l condition throuKliuut $13U5 19-12 Chevrolet 5-pass. Coupe. Has new 8-lube rudlo, 1I&D, lot; lintH -t, seut covers. An excellent val ue $895 1937 Chevrolet Town Sedan. A Kood buy $3-15 Member Central Oregon Automo bile Dealers Assn. 1945 INDIAN CHIEF motorcycle equipped with heal Beam lights, crush burs, saddle-bags, and bud dy lect. $290. 1941 Dodge '.Hon panel, ready to go to work, will sell very rea sonably or trade for car. Many more to choose Irom. FARLEIGH S AUTO SALES Redmond. Oregon 517 E St. Phone 326Z For Rent MODERN FURNISHED apts. lor rent. 1 2-rm., 1 3-rm Call 1.I88R. Also have fryer cmckens, alive or dressed. b3a E. Marshall. FOR RENT: Trailer house, fur nlshed for light housekeeping by a single person, water at sink access to shower bath. 'Call at 623 Hill St. FOR RENT: 2 br., unlurnished house. Children allowed. 'No drinkers. Inquire cabin back of 534 Portland, after 6:30 evenings. 3 KM. MODERN house, unfur nished. Inquire 5-18 llarhion Blvd. 5 room furnished house, wood range. 424 Scott. $50. 1 room house, not modern. $16.50. ANNE FORBES, c- REALTOR Phone 36-W 36 Oregon PASTURE TO RENT: Can take up to 15 head of cattle to pasturi.. Sub-irrigated meadows on little river. Excellent for fattening. $2.50 per head per month. Gulick Truck Sendee. Phone 790-W. Wanted WANTED TO RENT or lease by major oil company representa tive. 2 or 3 br. home, unfurnished. Phone 1026-J. WOULD LIKE TO borrow SS00 at 6 to 8'r lor 18 months. Over $2500 real estate and furniture tor security. Excellent references, co Box 7703, Bend Bulletin. HOLSTEIN AND Guernsey springers; also Hot. heifers. And any oilier kind of cattle vou have to sell. Call 78, Redmond. W. R. Franks. GIRL WANTED for general of fice work; typing and some book keeping required. Make typed or longhand application, co Box 0851, Bend Bulletin. Lost A GOLD ELGIN wrist watch with gold band. Also agate locket. Lost ut swimming pool Wednes day. Reward offered. Phone 247 or turn in at pool. PAIR OF GIRLS' pink-rimmed glasses on 'lroy Laundry play Held. Phone lol l-W-l. Reward. LOST: WHITE plastic purse, 8"xl2", with zipper top, between Brothers and Hampton on Bend Burns highway, Saturday. Re ward. Rt. 1, Box 181, or phone 5-F12. Services AUCTIONEER: New furniture a specialty; also household goods, 'lop prices-guaranteed. Write Box 533, Bend, Ore. Bert Jerrel. DURACLEAN SERVICE Rug & Upholstery Cleaners. Nationally known safe depend able service. No scrubbing or soaking. Cleaned In the home, use the same day. we do a won derful job on car upholstery. Local dealer serving Bend, Red mond and Princville. Call Jaynes & Moran. 873-J. COAST BLACKTOP PAVING CO. 2305 Awbrey Rd. Th. 1623 Asphalt pavrng, asphaltlc con crete, light grading, Scoopniobili work, fill dirt. SAW FILING, gumming, ham mering, band saw welding, sander belts, Band saw blades, new han dles hung in tools. Sexton Supply & Saw Service, 1195 Wall Street SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain holes shot Free estimates. Phone 1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes, 210 Davis Ave., Bend. I'OUTI.AM) MAKKKTS Portland. July 14 dli Portland butter and ik prices were tin churiKcd today. Duller Price to retailers: Irade AA prints fific: AA curtons fi7c; A prints liUc; A curtons 67c; 1) prints (J2c. t.KKH Prices to retailers: Oradi? AA lari'i) fi5c doz.j certi fied A Ifirce (i'lc; A laiRO (2c; AA medium 00c; certified A medium OOe; A medium 03c; cartons 2c additional. Use classified ads In The Bulle tin for (ulck results. Services FOR DEPENDABLE uulo repair ing at reasonable rates, call ut Val's Repair Shop, W ml. out on Burns Illway. Open evenings, Sat. und Sundays. Phone 2100 J1. GULICK TRUCK Service: Long distance livestock and hay huul lug. We pick up livestock for lo cal markets, Redmond Auction house, or for shipment direct to Union Stock Yards, Portland. Phone 790-W. BABY SHOES preserved In gold, silver or uronze. Also mounted on book ends, ash trays, picture- frames, vases, etc. I'lione 1j88-M. 372 E. Emerson. FOR WELL and drain hole drlil lng call Lee Grimes, 224 Davis, pnone 9M or 1202-J. MOVING VAN SERVICE: We do ALL the work, packing, wardrobe service, crating, forwarding, STORAGE. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING. AGENT FOR BEKINS VANLINERS. BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER COMPANY. 222 IRVING AVE NUE. PHONE 444. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE and repairs on all makes. Phone 274. 1033 Brooks. WELLS and drain holes drilled anywhere In Central Oregon, any depth. Free estimates. Ph. 1615, 851 Roosevelt. Box 961, Bend, Or egon. J. W. Cunningham. CARPENTER WORK: New con struction, rough framing, remod eling, cabinets, bullt-ins and shop work. F. W. Page, phone 650-M, general contractor. NO JOB TOO BIG OR LITTLE Fill dirt, top soil, red cinders and black cinders for drive-ways. Rocks removed. Basements dug. All kinds of evacuation. Call Allison's Diesel Shop, 139 or 976 evenings. 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. LAWNMOWER PRECISION GRINDING. 1 day service. Mow ers mav be picked up and left after hours. Phone jb3. 643 Har mon Blvd. WELL AND DRAIN hole drill lng anywhere In Central Oregon. Can drill 4" to 16" holes. Phone 1222-W. Archie Matherts. Miscellaneous DIESEL OPPORTUNITY When conditions tighten it's the properly-trained man who gets the PERMANENT HI-PAY jobs. The Diesel and Heavy Equipment Industry is basic, expanding and demanding qualified men. There is only one Tractor .Training Service that for many years has been successful in selecting men, training them in its own way and offering them Placement Advis ory Service nationally. Our field representative is in this district selecting the right type of men for this program. YOU MAY QUALIFY Write today for details without obligation. Tractor Training Service, Box 6S48, The Bend Bulletin. HOWDY FOLKS WE ARE HAPPY to announce that we have pur chased property in Bend, built a new real estate v oifice, and are now open for business at 520 South' 3rd St. Our phone number is 1174-J. FOR SEVERAL YEARS we have sold Central Oregon property lrom our Eugene office and have devel oped a lively interest in this section of the state i tnrough our many contacts. It is our hope to develop through our Bend office a selected list of ! farm and business properties for presentation to these and others who constitute our buying clientele. OUR POLICY is one of fairness to both buyer and seller. If property and price agree we will take the listing and make every honest effort to sell it for you. If we can't see the value we will refuse the listing. We will promptly inspect all property offered and tell you frankly what we can do with it. . INSURANCE is in our field of service. We will main tain a complete line of insurance at the Bend of fice to meet local requirements. LOANS. We have long felt the need for a strong, di rect farm loan setup in Deschutes County that could and would meet the need of those requiring farm loans for purchase or operation of farm properties. We are completing arrangements with one of the strongest, old line Life Insurance Com panies Mortgage Loan Department to represent ' them in this territory. We believe we will be able to give a service in this field never before offered in Deschutes County. THIS WILL be about all for the present. We hope to make Bend our home for a long time (even if we did get a parking ticket -the first day in 'town) and we invite you to call at our office or phone us if we can be of service in our field. WE SELL THE EARTH WILLIAM 520 South 3rd St. Use for Goldenrod Found By Science; Base for Flavor By Paul V. Kills I Unit..! l-rau Scwiic Writer) New York mi Science has found that goldenrod has another "use" besides muklng hay fever victims sneeze. , The weed now can le made to yield a sweet oil that Imparts a licorice flavor to candy and chew ing gurn. The new value, perhaps the only value, Is reported in the magazine Industrial and Engi neering Chemistry of the Ameri can Chemical society, by -Bry ant R. Holland, of the Texas En gineering Experiment station. Holland disclosed that a varie ty of the plant known as sweet goldenrod has proved the most promising of the 39 species In vestigated. The plant grows wild from southern New Hampshire Stocks Continue Broad Recovery New York, July 14 HPiIndus trial stocks rose to a new average high since May 20 today and fea tured a fairly broad recovery in the general market. Trading im proved from the recent pace. Gains in the industrial division ranged to more than a point. For a time the rails were depressed by weakness In Nickel Plate but they firmed sufficiently to over come that handicap near closing time. Utllties firmed. The market opened steady to firm and more active than re cently. It ran into mild opposition before the end of the first hour but rallied agali, before noon when the early dip failed to bring in heavier selling. Steels were the first to recover. Shorts covered in the group be cause of a chance a strike might be averted. There, were no favor able developments on the situa tion, however, during market hours. Automobile issues rallied when the automotive news estimated that production of cars and trucks this week will break all records. The auto group was given a boost in London also, but this was on the report on exports showing the British nosed out the Americans in auto exports for the first time in history. Tire shares were given a boost along with the autos and gains here ranged to more than a point. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK .Portland. July 14 iui Cattle salable 200; holdover 50; calves 200; market extremely slow; few medium and low good 865 lb. fed steers 25.00; odd common and mediums 20.00 to 22.00; few grass steers unsold; heifers scarce; odd cutters 15.00; no early action can ner and cutter cows: generally asking 11.00 to 12.50; odd common beef cows 14.00; good sausage bulls 18.50; commons 15.00; prac tically no early sales calves or vealers. Hogs salable 200; market ac tive, steadv; good and choice 180- 230 lbs. 24.75: one lot good 173 lbs. 24.25; few 250-270 lbs. 22.00 to 22.75; good under 450 lb. sows 17.00 to 18.00; few 18.50; heavy weights 16.00; good and choice licht feeders quotable 24.00 to 25.00. Sheep salable 300; holdover 450; market slow; few early sales about steadv; good and choice spring lambs 20.50 to 21.00; one lot shorn springers 20.00; few me dium 60 lb. feeders 17.00; good 70 lb. ewe and wether feeders quol able to 18.00; good light ewes 6.50 to 7.00; commons down to 13.00. B. SHELLEY Phone 1174-J to Florida and west to Missouri and Texas. - The long-lasting licorice flavor is contained In a colorless oil with a pleasant odor similar to that of oil of anise, the conventional licorice flavoring. The report sug gests that oil of goldenrod might be used in Insecticides and deo dorants as well as chewing gum and candy. "Sweet goldenrod grows wild In open woods and on the edges of fields and thickets, In a wide variety of soils, and reaches a height of from two to four feet at maturity," Holland said. "Culti vation, of course, increases the neignt considerably, it has a per ennial root and crown and annual top, and the smooth leaves have a distinctive odor when crushed." Holland reported that cultlva- wds' ai' "gVass 'LdTriihzers are not recommended since they make lor heavier stems with a relatively low oil content. - Distillation Used Holland said Investigation has shown that the plants should be harvested when in full bloom and processed as soon as possible to avert loss of the highly volatile oil. One way to recover the oil Js by steam distillation, described as a simple and economical meth od In which 250 pounds of fresh ly cut goldenrod is placed in a still containing a wire rack. Steam is then admitted at the bot tom of the still, and the oil is car ried off as a vapor and con densed. The oil and water separate by gravity and the former can be poured off. Batches of 150 to 250 pounds of goldenrod yield about three to five pounds of oil, Hol land reported. Beryllium Risky A warning against beryllium poison has been sounded by Dr. Robert J. Hasterlik. senior physi cian in charge of health services at the Argonne National labora tory in Chicago. Writing in Physics Today, pub lication of the American Institute of Physics, Dr. Hasterlik recalled that beryllium is important in nu clear physics, metallurgy, and in industry, it is essential, he said, that beryllium workers under' stand that as little as 25 mil lionths of a gram per cubic me ter of breathed air can cause lung disease. Physicians, according to Has terlik, do not know why the met al and its compounds cause dis ease. They have, however, round ed up enough evidence to recog nize its effects, and can suggest safety precautions in handling the material to avoid the disease. Rixe FOR SALE Rixe Phone 535 FARM ACREAGES $60,000 Stock ranch among' the pines. Nice stream through place, free water, approximately 550 Irrigated acres of meadow and hay land. - $12,000 55 acres mile from city limits. City water, also 55 shares of Swalley water. 4-room semi-modern house. Good barn. Small down payment. $12,000 80 acres in Tumalo district with two sets of improve ments. $ 8,500 40 acres. Level, no rocks, all cultivated and irrigated. New dairy barn with milking equipment. Small down payment. $ 5,500 80 acres. 20 shares of water. House and outbuildings in fair condition. $1,000 will handle. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES $75,000 DELUXE MOTEL. 11 units, and 4 apartments. Su perbly constructed. Completely equipped and in excel- Unt condition. Terms. $28,500 TRANSFER and STORAGE, includes office build- lng, living quarters for 2 families and three trucks. Shows excellent net. $20,000 PONTIACWII.LYS SALES and SERVICE. Shows over $6,000 net for first five months of 1940. No listed car stock to take over. Excellent lease. $16,500 NEW 5-lMT AITO COURT, completely furnished. Yith cooking facilities. Showing good Income. Terms. $ 7,500 SERVICE STATION located just south of Madras city limits near I'rinevllle cutoff. No gas inventory. Gas paid for by meter reading. Includes 1-bedroom home. Terms. $ 4,000 CAFE located on Wall street, excellent trade and volume, $1,000 will handle. $ 2,000 SMALL HOTEL LEASE. Excellent location. Price includes furniture, fixtures and linens. 7 rooms and owner's apartment. $300 average monthly net. HOMES $16,000 3-bedroom home In Bend's best location Drake Road. Large lot, full basement, automatic oil pipe heat, hardwood floors and fireplace. $11,000 3-bedroom home on Harmon Blvd. Automatic oil pipe heat, fireplace, hardwood floors, double garage. $ 8,800 New 2-bedroom home on river. Basement, hardwood floors and fireplace. F. II. A. loan. $ 8,500 4 bedroom home on East side. Paved street, 2 lots. furnace heat, also modern 2-bedroom rented. All for only $2,000 down. $ 7,500 Duplex and modern home on highway in Madras. Rents for $150 per month. Could be converted Into auto court. $ 7,000 2-bedroom plastered home on paved street, full base ment with furnace. $1,400 will handle. $ 6,950 3-bedroom home on Ogden, one block from Ken wood school. Garage has suitable warehouse storage space. $2,250 down. $ 6,450 4 bedroom home on west side. Large landscuped yard and double garage, $2,750 down, balance $115 per month. $ 6,000 Duplex up and down, completely furnished, rents for $110 per mo. 2,000 down. $ 5,250 2 modern homes on one lot. Basement and furimcc. Good terms. 252 Georgia. . $ 4,800 New modern home on West side. $1,350 down. $ 4,200 Nice modern home and garage with 2 lots. $ 3,650 2 bedrooms down, one large bedroom up. Includes wood stove and oil Heatrola, located at 41 Ijikc. 3 Lots on West First with river frontage and paved street. Ernie Rixe Phone 751 M Art Rixe I'lione 2 15-J 001 Bond Street home loans jMn, insurance Copper Refinery Planned in Utah To Aid Industry By Murray M. Moler (Uniu.1 Prc Slalf CorraKrliit) Garfield, Utah !" Ono-thlrd of the nation's supply of copper will stop taking a double rtde across the country next year when Utah's first copper refinery Is completed. The Utah division of the Kcnnt colt Copper corporation annually produces about 35 per cent of the copper mined In the United Slates. The ore comes from the ground at the huge Bingham pit. In tho Oiiuirrh mountains on the west- er" rU" '.Salt It goes from the mine In oro cars to reduction mills at Magna anu Arthur and the big smelter of tne American bmeltlng and Refin ing company at the north end of the mountain range, near the saline-crusted shores of Great Salt Lake. - But the bars of blister copper that come pouring from the smelters can't be used In Utah or elsewhere in the west In that con dition. Before wire made of Utah cop per can be strung to Utah homes, the bars of blister must be loaded into freight cars and sent across the country to smelters In the eastern states, mainly Connecti cut. Shiped Back West The pure refined copper Is , drawn into wire at eastern mills, then shipped back to the west for consumption. The only exception is ine smau output of one refin ery, at lacoma, Wash. Rapid and continuous Industrl-. alization of' the west prompted Kennecott to do something to, . eliminate thi long haul. Construction of the new $16, 000.000 electrolytic copper refin ery started last summer on the. hillside Just south of the town of Garfield. When it goes into operation, the refinery will provide 800 new jobs, bringing Kennecott's Uiah payroll to 5,100 persons. The re finery workers will receive about $2,500,000 annually, bringing the division total ;to $19,000,000. The concrete, brick and steel build ings cover a site of nine acres. The refinery will have a capa city of about 12,000 tons of fin ished metal monthly, slightly more than halt of the Bingham prouuctlon. 1 he company expects most of it will be consumed in the west Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results Orval -lohnsmi I'hono 751 M .loo Tlltlen I'hono ITii W Phone MH ,1c""" 'H