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Newspaper Page Text7 MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1949 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Classified Rafes LOCAL PAID IN ADVANCE 25 Words Olio 'I Ihui 5(( 23 Wimbi Three Times..... H.Mft 20 Word. hU ilm.w .(.0 All .aula a.ar 11 arid u par ttwid Hum numbar al Inaatuatta, Una Munih tax, miui tuur, is day lala Minimum aliata-a, tut I. Ilia Mala lu aullala Ilalata Iba minimum u tUMHIf llaia tUMlliMlt, It a. m. DlaiiUr AitclUlit :u,,( ilmi I p. m Dratwua da. Una kail uaaa ar !.,, a If. m nui aaj iawua la iiuallralluu. For Kale Keiti ICnIuIu Iniinu Inculcd m .., Kimt Irving, 1-ook 11 over, mill II you ,e in. teiculed, pliunc Uwni'r, Y.'iV.W. MfclOJ A llUMLi Uiitltili UoiU of mo Uuy on KliNU 8:4o .in. Call tuduy and Iniuccl tliu UnuiiMn at uiiovritt Ileal tjiuui. 1UU Wall hu WANT IV SIOnlsTyoprop fiiy Willi 1. 1 Ul tlu A suuure Ut'ul, ana prompt, cllleienl, cour tt'oua kcrvicu u yours at (.ill tarl l Ileal iviUli), lulO Wall ui. MUST 3AUUEICE farm, Uuu to diuin ol liumiand. 80 u 02 culti vulud, 07 wuieied. Ijicepllonaliy nice A nil. houne, Immi. 41U lull bl. r ami phonu ll-r!. A litK.l) IlOy : 4 br. hcime; lien. (Ilx, oil clrculiiloi ; and 2 loin on paved l. All lor i.'ix), s:xnj iiown, V.i per mo. c. .1. I. iiinii and H. II. l'eoile, Mlimlate IU-.il-ty Co. I'lione !!;. J. S. UAVI.S CU. I'hune lbi 1 'cm icy llldy, Kenwood akhl. iIIhI, 2 br., mod.: Imint.; luniace; uill. un.; ihiimi. Jim.; K'U'iKe; lemed bacK yard; paved bl. ,ei limit and ariunitcil liomv. AKhimi puce vhxxi. J.KXXI down buyit ftuliKlantlal 3 br. home, on paved ul.; II v. and din. unt., un!.; liood burnt; oil pipe nil nine; ni i piucc; ooi. Karaite; aiood cor.; lot in lawn; iciicco. MM. Uively 5 nn, ll.it 2 nice br., din. tin.; oil luinacc; uni. rm.; I am: lvw eai mile miil. i.jw ner leuvini: lor mill, Itcmued lor ipiIcK oale. Cood I'll A loan avail. Mine. Ul a Kiiod buy nt ii'Uxj, (iooil 2 br., mod.; on paved Ml.; ui m mile; wun iiihiiikci: ull luiu. Intnl. oMi, II h nice mid cieun iniotiKiioui. S.x'i). terms. HUMES WA.VTEI) In Eani muc dixinci. rur cooU hei vice and prompt action, can K. M. UuLiuNiftl. uEAE'lOll KUU liniokH i'lluno.Ul Kxcellent 2 br. home, near new rn.nl. Sl'.lOO. Small hoiiM-; bath. SUCjO, III .. with 31 'I'umalo water. 4 liiw iuoil-lioiiku, SgiSimi jif ltk) a. Jackplne. $1700. " j0.1UI lot on l'l.iiiKlln. $275. SMI TH HEAl.TY CO. 7i; llond Si i eel 1'hone PI " IMMEDIATE I'OSSESSIu.N (lwner leavlm;. Mce 2 lieilroom M())EKN home on paved strcei: III enlace; 2 lame lols; xomu river lionlatjc. 1'itce is S.'2:0. with M500 down, t'r will take late model automobile. J. A. DUIHtEV, I'.EALTOIl 10;i!) Wall "k. m. iiccknum, HEALTOH in ''kid links l'houe XII Near the Chamlier ot Commerce School Special. 2 lir fully mod guick MihH. $KHK), S1000 cash Pal. $3b per mo. 2 In- mod.; 3 blks. Ueld schl. Triced lor iiulck sale and (puck poss. $.';HKI, Sl.ilK) cash, terniK. Vei v eniiil 1 hi-., mod. home, hiv rm nice kitchen and dinette. En liiHcd niircli and Illl 1. rm. lismi ,.ni in. i. t.;iH imiiuc unit healer hicl. iicaled on Itiveiside. $1000, 510(H) cash. Ultra moil. 3 br. Fireplace In llv. rm.: din. rm.. hath, kitchen and dlnelte. Rsint., with oil furnace. I-ocatcd on Klverslde. filnunlaln view. I'rlcc $11,000. $3-100 cash, . bill. 1'HA. Call Mr. Lorkllu 331 $.:ImT;T) KMS., bath; Just outside cltv, on 1.3 a.i city water and Ceil. C. J. l-lndll and l. II. Peo ples, Mlilsluto. Healty Co. 1'hone 4!l.", . 110MEKINDERS AGENCY 228 East Third SI. I'hone 809-J Slate Farm Mutual Ins. Beautiful t br., mod. home, on pint 100x200. Swell home, over looking river; lovely lawn nnd shrubbery. l'g" lv' rln; wllh fireplace, 2 br., kitchen, din. m. and bath first floor; ; br. and bath up, Full bsmt., oil furnace. Plaster, htlwd. llrs.; .1 yrs. old. Folks, If you are ookliw lor something nice, here It Is. I fitted at $15,000, terms; will F1IA. Plastered homo; .') hf mod. Eat go llv. int.. nice kitchen; Venetian bllndH! elec. range; oil healer; enrage; "Ice l"wn; on paved si. Good clean place. $0250, terms. br mod. honiel fireplace; cor. lot. Good buy. $1730, terms. mi,.,, in., mud.: new garage; 3 ' lots, $0950, terms. 80 a., 58 COI. .'10 a. alliiira, 20 ti I .uiiiie 5 rm. house; barn chicken house; milk house. 8, 00 a. Tavlor grazing, fenced. Price $12,500, terms. Cull ui for 'l111 V"" "eed (wc are tlio UoinclliiUors) ' I'or Huln lU ul IColulo tV OWNMi: 3bcdrm. modern home. Wired for electric runje, IhiI water heater. Next In new hcIhioI, 12: Lexington or cull lu.l-ill. 1IUH1NK.HH mill criulpinent. Will consider cur In trade, i'lionu HUH W. lii!! W. Mill, 2 lilt. MUDEItN home, 1 yr. old; 2 cor, loin: dec. wuter heater; wired for ruiiKo. ;i loiui. $!KJ0 down, $10 nioiiln; Iml. t'MH). 2i0ti K. Illl St, I'lionu i.Wi.U. kgu li'i'KU CAKE! 3-yr. lease on I'I'lK ; bus IIvIiik (iiiiii icis, 2 mod. private apU.; ood Income. JIIki way, school, HwlnunliiK pool lo cal iiim, IteiiMoniiblu rent. 301 E. Frunklln, I'll. 17-lil-J. I A., 3 SHAKES Swalley water; In alfalfa and iaxture. Ideal build liiK npol, facliiK river; M ml. urn Hi of city limliH. $1100. In quire 172-1 Dlvlnloii, or phone 21 1 It. 1'llel CHEAPEST WOOD III town, liood, dry tie wood, any Icuuth, $7 cord, 3 cordx $l!).:x). 'Ilex li'' thick, H" wide. Deliveries Hlart Monday. Phone 1K-I2 W, 1303 Elln. DON'T DELAY, put your order In now for your ood dry wood. All deliveries- uru strictly cash. Phone 13S4M. 2 COKD 10" r. slab, $14; 2 cord lo" dry xluu, $11), delivered In llend. (You haul from yd., $3 per cord.) Central Orcuoii Fuel Co., phona 201-W. A St., lU-dmond. Ci(K)D DKY lxHly"wool. Slniile cords. $!); 2 cordx or over, $8 per cord, ror prompl delivery, call UUriJ. I'or Kale I'urm Product HAY I'OR SALE: 1-lrst place nisi Junction on SUIerx highway. Krllix. STKAWllEltKIIvS for sale: North Junction and Slsierx hlway; ml. from Junction, n1c.ii on rliihi. !2 Iiat. You pick. Ill ink your own utensils, SHEEP KOK SALE: Atxiut 110 head uood atpil ewes. Write A. T. lerrlliiK. Mo CoiiKiesii St., Uenu, or call 024 W. FOR SALE: Milk cows, ready to freshen. Holsleln and Guernseys. And will lake any kind of cattle you have to trade or sell. Randal Miller, Redmond. Phone 108-X. CONSIGN YOUR livestock to Central Oregon Auction lor the hlitliesl prices. Sale every Thurs day, lieu R. Smith, Mgr. i'hone 12U3. HULL SERVICE brought to your tarm. I'hone 151-M, or contact Charlie Hawkins. .SWEET. CORN lor .wile; by the sack or dozen, nils corn is line for lockers or canning. T. A. King, 1M4 E. 8th. Phone fill-K I'or Sale MIseadlnneoiiH 7cu. lt. WESTINGIIOUSE refrig erator In good condition. Reason able. Call after 5 p.m. 110 Jeller sun PI. I'hone 1074 R. 3 USED ELECTRIC ranges; 3 used refrigerators; 2 used gas ranges reasonable prices. Bend Electric Co., b-1-1 Franklin, phone 159. 1 OIL HEATER, pipes and 50 gal. oil tank lor sale. 0.12 E. 2nd. Call between 5:00 and 0:00 p.m. BUILDING MATERIALS for repairing or completing your unfinished home. All types of sid ing, roofing, plumbing fixtures, hardwood flooring, sheet rock, windows, h o t water heaters. Nothing down. Easy monthly pay ments. We have the most com plete line of building materials in the Northwest. F'rce delivery any place In Oregon. For Infor mation write: Northwest Build ing Materials, co Box 9006, Bend Bulletin. TO SELL or buy furniture, guns, dishes, etc. for cash. Phone 1737-W, or come to 2359 E. First St. on North hlway. Addlngton's 2nd Hand Store. Open eveiungs. TABLE & 4 CHAIRS, new 9 ft. lYIg.; comb, wood and electric range; wash, machine; 2 twin beds, and dhle. bed com.; 1 ti-yr. size crib; desk; new 9x12 rug and pad; Klrby vac; daveno, 2 chairs; oil healer; misc. First house south of Highway Tuvern. SAVAGE Model 99-300, scope mounted. $80. 30 00 Mauser, cus tom built, scope mounted. $150. 315 Yew Lane. Phono 931-W. FOR SALE: 10 ft. Home freezer, In perfect cond. Will consider smaller Ircczer In trutle. Phone 509. FOR SALE: 18-It. National house trailer. Perfect condition. $975. At MeCimn's Trailer Park, 1'rine- vllle, Ore. NEW PIANOS: Have to clear the floor, so hero is your chance if you arc looking for a top piano at a low price, Benson Piano Co. Phone 1087, 63 Gilchrist. Will be closed Sat. , FOR SALE: All or any part of our household furniture. Includes late model elec. runge, refrlg., wash, machine, chroma kitchen set., etc. 1737 E. 1st St. Phone 275-W. 1 MODEL LA John Dcero trac lor. with plow, spring tooth. mower; and cultivator. $800. Also new hand separalor, $15. Rt. 2, Box 107. Phono 207-L. NEW sensational NO LIFT boat trailer. For Informallon write Fred L. Joslen, 2 104 N.VV. Mar shall, Portland. Oregon. DEAL ERS: WANTED. I'or KuIh MIxwIlmicoiiK KOIt SALE: Davenport & chair; extension dining lalili.' & 4 chillis, (loud condllloii. Jtcusonuhlc. b22 Colorado Ave. HAItflAIN: A No. 1 buy.. aw and pickup truck and hout. $150 lor all 3. 315 Riverfront. GIHL'S lilCYCEE, prewar, flood condition. Phono 217 or call at 137(1 Awbrcy lid. 1 ENK1E1.D .'JOIXI. SporllnK mod el micrometer hIi;IiIh, new condi tion. (H)2 E. 0th St., 1M3-J. Kull Price mil Chev. 2-dr $.r!)5 11)10 Sliidcbakcr Chumplon .. 505 HMO (i.M.C. Pickup 445 11)3(1 Pontine 145 1035 Plymouth 105 HAND MOTOR CO. 1K3 E. Orcenwood Phone CI 1010 IK)DfJIi l ion muke truck; dual wheels; fjood rubber. Priced to sell. Phone 1.135 K, or see ut 1532 Euxt Uth. UEND OAHAOE CO. "Our 33rd Year" 10-10 Cndlllac (!2 Sedan. Dark me tallic blue set off by WSW pre mium tlrex. llydramntlc drive, and complete accessories $2215 1941 Chrysler Club Coupe. LIkIU urey, HiKhlundcr model. Klne paint, lovely Interior. H&H. Spot IlKht :. $795 103!) Hulck Special Sedan. A dan dy family car, wltn KA1I, spot light, scat covers. Excellent tlrex $075 1031 Plymouth Coupe. Good work car $75 Phone 193 1010 CHEV. 1 '4-ton slake -bed truck; HIToniue motor; excel lent cond. 1112 Lexington. 1911 DESOTO Custom, 4 dr. se dan; with radio, spotlight and heater; In good conn. Priced lor quick sale. Phone 1785-J. 1937 CHRYSLER. Immaculate cond. Phone 104 1-W. NEW 1949 BUICK SUPER SEDANS AND SEDANETS Available for Immediate Delivery Series 50S Sedanct ... S2782.55 Series 51 Sedan $2880.55 Tills price Includes: Dynaflow drive, radio, heater and defrost er, backup lights, windshield washers, direction signal, and foamtex cushions. Drlveouts arc available from Flint. Mich., on ull Hulcks at a saving of $258 on scries 40S and $283 on series 5Ug g v , BEND GARAGE CO. Phone 193 WE HAVE the following cars at special bargain prices. 1948 Ford convertible 1!H7 Ford 4-door 1917 Nash 4-door 19-10 Pontine club coupe 1947 Dodge 4-door 19415 Ford 2-door 1941 Chevrolet 2-door 19-11 Hudson 4-door 19-11 Lincoln 4-door 1939 Ford deluxe coupe 1939 Packard 4-door 1938 Packard 4-door 1939 Plymouth 2-door 1937 Plymouth coupe 1937 LaSnllc 4-door 1935 Ford 2-door 1929 "A" Ford coupe 1929 "A" Ford 2-door 1928 "A" Ford 2-door IIAI.I1KOOK MOTORS Used Car l.ot Newport and Wall BEND GARAGE CO. "Our 33rd Year" 1917 Chevrolet Acroscdnn. Hand some blue wun coumry ciuo trim. WSW tires, R & 11, and un derseai. Only 10.000 ml. $1515 19-10 Cadillac 62 sedan. Beldeh blue with full equipment & hydra matlc. WSW Royal Master tires. Fine condition Inside and out $2245 1942 Chevrolet Acroscdan. Smart bclce brown 2-tone, R &. 11. spot light & Xogllghts. $945 1911 Chrysler club coupe. High lander model with plaid interior, R & II and spotlight. Light Kiay color. $795 1939 Bulck Special sedan, lias ra dio, heater, spotlight, and seat covers. Excellent tires. See this value. $095 Phone 193 HUNTERS ATTENTION 19-U Deluxe Ford station wagon with 1947 motor, low mileage, ra dio & heater. Priced right. Phone 390-J or see at 222 Urania Lane. 1910 BUICK Special, 4-door, blnek sedan, nylon scat covers, radio and heater. Only $025. Phone 1589-W. 337 E. Emerson. 1912 CHEVROLET spec, deluxe 4 door sedan. For a real nice one at the right price, see at 313 E. Greenwood. Phono 1703-W. 1911 k -TON International panel. New motor; good rubber; good over-all cond. $150. 305 E. Green wood. Phone 1027. '47 GMC 2',i-TON. Perfect motor; good tires; and Job it wanted. Will lake car on deal. Phono 1-128-W, 629 W. 14th. For Kent FOR RENT: 3 rm. furnished apt. All utilities. No pets. Apply 535 S. 3rd. ' I'or Itent HOOM KOK KENT: Kitchen nrlv- lick-ex. Call 32-J aflcr 6 p.m. 2-HKDIlfXJM, semi-modern, un- furnished cottniie. Children wel come but small yard. Lights, wa ter furnished. Ull burning cook move. Available now. 10-20 jiro- eery on South hliihway U7, 1 mile .from city llmltd. SLEEPING KM. for rent at 418 Florida Ave. $20 mo. Gentleman preferred. Phone 245-W. Gcoikc It. Hrlck. SLEEPING KM. lor rent. Aim 4 used 5-ply tlrex tor wile. 05 Shasta Place. I'hone 304-M. 3 KM. KUKNISHED apt.; Utilities furnished. Adults only. No pets. Apply 745 Colorado. Phone 1316 W. Wanted LOCAL BUSINESSMAN and family dcslroa to rent or lease a home, furnished or unfurnished. Will Kuarantee care of home and property. Prefer 2 or more br. Telephone Mr. ShlnRler, Shin Kler s Town & Country F'ootwcar, I'hone 321 or 1G43-W. Help Wanted WANTED: SchoolKirl to assist with house work and child care for room, board and wages. Phone 1701J. AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN, new and used cars. Muxt be experi enced and have references. ocal man preferred. Write Box 4090, The Bend Bulletin, stating full qualifications. - INDUSTRIOUS MAN with car to serve 800 famllv route. We 11- nance you. Write J. K. watkins Co.. 137 Dcxtur Ave., Seattle, Wash. WANTED: PARTNER to cut logs. Experience absolutely neces sary. Married man preierreu. in quire 34 Terminal Place.' Situations Wanted WANTED: Ranch or shop Job by combination welder and black smith. Experienced dairyman and farmer, tamlly. Have portable welder & tools. Write Richard Luthy, 413 3rd St., Independence, Oregon. IXMt BLACK BILLFOLD, Saturday night. Glen Vista or Copper Room. Please return to John Obaitek, 1035 W. 3rd. Found 7 BEEF CATTLE, 4 cows. 3 calves, 1 brand EZ. May have by paying' damages and feed bill, Rt. 1. Box 200. Services WOOD SAWING. Phone 1085-J or 1050-J. Reasonable rates. WELL AND DRAIN hole drilling, Call Chet Sumner, phone 1007-M. or Gilbert Long, phone 1040. Free estimates; all work guaranteed. WELLS and drain holes drilled anywhere in Centra Oregon, any depth. Free estimates. Ph.-1615, 851 Roosevelt. Box 961, Bend, Or egon. J. W. Cunningham. SEPHC TANKS cleaned, drain holes shot Free estimates. Phone 1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes. 210 Davis Ave., Bend. HARDWOOD FLOOK service: 22 yrs. experience. Laying, sanding, finishing. Kefinish or recover old floors. We go anywhere. Free estimates. Cascade Hardwood Floor Co., 221 Greenwood Ave. Phone 167, days. FURNITURE MOVING; dust proot padded van. We pack your china with care, hang your clothes In our wardrobe. Local and nation-wide moving and stor age. Holman Transfer, 201 Irv ing. Phone 987. Covered buttons and buckles, hemstitching, picoting, lettering, ladies' alterations, buttonholes, sewing machine and- vacuum cleaner parts and repairs, all makes. ANDERSON ' SEWING MACHINE & APP. CENTER Cor. State & Tumalo Ph. 862-W SAW FILING, gumming, ham mering, band saw welding, sander belts, band saw blades, new nan- dies hung In tools. Sexton Supply & Saw Service. 1195 Wall Street HOUSE MOVING and raising; large or small. Estimates gladly given. Holman Transfer, 201 Irv ing. Phone 987. CARPENTER WORK: New con struction, rough framing, remod eling, cabinets, built-ins and shop work. F. W. Page, phone 650-M, general contractor. . . WASHING MACHINE SERVICE and repairs on all makes. Phone 274. 1033 Brooks. GENERAL CLEANING: Cellars, yards, attics, or what have you. Call George, The Handy Man. Free estimates. Phone 1614-J. 34 A Hastings PI. 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. FOR WELL and drain hole drill ing call Lee Grimes, 224 Davis, phone 975-J or 1252-J. Forest fire losses In the United States during 1918 are estimated at nearly $32,500,000, Willi 10,557, 000 acres burned over; however, this Is considerably less than the lire losses ol the preceding year. Sharp Decline Felt by Stocks New York, Aug. 29 (IPi Stocks experienced their worst break in two months In a quiet session to day. Losses extended to more than a point In the main list. Some pre ferred and special Issues had de clines ranging to as much as 3 points. One outstanding excep tion, Coca-Cola, sold as high as 104, a new high tor the year and up 14 points from the previous close. It lost part of that advance. Wall street rumors said Coca Cola will split Its stock in the near future. Conservatives decid ed this theory of the rise and pointed out the heavy business this company, along with other soft drink units had done during the recent hot spelL All sections of the main list reg istered declines with the Indus trial group hardest hit. Steels, motors, oils, mercantlles, tire is sues and special stocks declined Tires followed Goodrich down as the latter responded to strike news. Goodrich touched 61 oil 1, met support, and declined again. Other tires eased in sympa thy. Tobaccos were mixed. Steel issues sagged small frac tions despite another rise in the steel operating rate. Outlook for record August pro duction of automobiles sustained the motors. The leaders started firm and then sagged with the main list. Oil Issues for the most part were lower. Rails lost frac tionally, utilities were mixea. PORTLAND MARKETS Portland, Aug. 29 mi Portland butter and egg prices were un changed today. Butter Price to retailers Grade AA prints 67q lb.; AA car tons 68c; A prints 67c; A car tons 68c; B prints 64c. Eggs Prices to retailers Grade AA large 70c doz.; certi fled A large b'c; A large bbc; AA medium 61c; certified A medium 60c; A medium 59c; A small 43c. Cartons 2c additional. Cheese Price to retailers: Portland. Oregon singles 39-42c lb.; Oregon 5-lb. loaves 4414-4oc; triplets l'-jc less than singles. Premium' brands, singles, 5VAc lb.; loaf, M',ic lb. . . . PORTLAND LIVESTOCK Portland. Aug. 29 'Ui - Cattle salable 2750; calves 500: market uneven; generally slow; instances 40 to 50 cents higher on best steers; medium and good steers fed gram on grass 2o.00;, medi ums 21.00 to 24.00; commons 16.00 to 20.00; light cutter dairy type steers 11.00 and below; few medium heifers above 20.00; odd common and low mediums 13.50 to 17.50; canner and cutter cows 10.00; shells down to 9.00 and below; common and medium beef cows 11.50 to 13.o0; load early 14.50; good beef bulls 17.50 to 18.00; demand narrow; good and choice vealers 20.00 to 23.00; com mon and mediums 11.00 to 18.00. Hogs salable 500; market ac tive; 75 cents higher; good and choice 180-230 lbs. 24.25; fat types down to 23.50 ; 250-300 lbs. 21.00 to 22.25; few 150 lbs. 22.25; good 350-550 lb. sows 16.50 to 18.00 asking to 24.00 for good and choice 100 lb. feeder pigs; de mand limited. Sheep salable 1500; market fairly active, fully steady; good and choice spring lambs 20.00 to 20.50; medium and good 18.00 to 19.00; commons down to lb.00 good feeders 16.00; good and choice yearlings 17.00; good ewes 6.00; common and medium 3.00 to 5.00. Hawaiian Sugar Movement Cut Washington, Aug. 29 (IP The government announced t o d a that one-fifth of the sugar Ha wail was scheduled to deliver to the United States this year has been reassigned to other produc ing areas -because of the Ha waiian dock strike. The agriculture department said it has re-allocated 200.000 tons of Hawaii's 1,052,000-ton marketing quota to Puerto Ric- an, Cuban and mainland cane sugar producers. Officials, said Hawaii's sugar shipments to the United States were so far behind schedule, as a result of the shipping tie-up, that it was certain the island producers could not deliver more than 852,000 tons against their 1919 allotment by the Dec, deadline. Earlier in the year, officials said, it had been expected that Hawaii would meet its quota, FIRE UNDER CONTROL Xfefnll. Ida.: Aim. 29 Fir fighters expected to bring a ma jor lire in the Payette national forest under control today. Forest Supervisor John T. Matthews said the fire, known as the South Fork blaze, has gained no ground siijce Satur day. The fire was one of four In Idaho 'which destroyed 29,000 acres of. tlmher In one of the worst outbreaks the state ever had experienced. : Deschutes Fair (Continued from Page 1) W. Foote, E. B. Dickson. Pep pers Mrs. E. Harry, Redmond; Mrs. Stanley Edgerton. Cabbage E. li. Dickson, Mrs. , W. Foote. Muskmelon Mrs. E. Harry; Hubbard squash Mrs. E. Harry; other squash Mrs. T. H. Moody, Mrs. Doroiny ciapp; wnite onions Mrs. btanley Julgerton, Mrs. A. '. Foote; yellow onions Ella Lynch, Redmond; largest pump kin Lucille E. Warelng; pea seed Mrs. T. tl. Moody; bean seed, O. Dunbar, Redmond; sunflow , tallest Ella Lynch, Mrs. A. W. Foote; sunflower, largest head-Mrs. A. W. Foote; Kohl rabiLucille E. Warelng, Mrs. Stanley Edgerton; broccoli, Mrs. Dorothy Clapp; eggplant, Mrs. Clara Bednarek, Redmond. Apples mra. c. nuny, urace Huettl, Bend; pears Emily Wal lenburg, Terrebonne; Mrs. E. Harry; prunes Mrs. B. L. Fleck, Mrs. E. Harry; plums Lucille t. Wareing, Mrs. E. Harry; straw berries Mrs. A. W. Foote, Mrs. Harry; grapes Grace Huettl, Lucille E. Warelng; raspberries Mrs. B. L. Fleck. Peaches Grace Huettl Emily Wallenburg; apri cots Emily Wallenburg. Mrs. E. Harry won first place and the $750 prize money for the best individual farm exhibit, wltn all produce grown on one farm. Mrs. Fleck placed second and received S3. For the best veg etable exhibit, all varieties shown grown on one farm, Lucille E. Warelng was first and Mrs. Clara Bednarek, second, winning prizes of $5 and $250, respectively. In classes for single entries, prize money ranged from $1 to $2.50 for first, and prizes of 50 cents were given for second place. Rib bons were awarded for third place, as for first and, second. Ftnalista Listed Finalists in the arena events. chosen by computing standings lor both the Saturday, and Sunday shows, were listed as follows Bareback riding first and sec ond, split, Carl Mendes, Fresno, Calif., and Johnny Hoyt, Bend third, Verl Hammock, Redmond; fourth. Jack Bushbom, Veneta, Okla. Bronc riding first, Tom Bride; second, Claude Morris, Chandler, Ariz.; third and fourth, split. Cliff Gunderson, Burns, and Billy Wickland, Arlington. Bull riding first, Jimmy Da vis; Phoenix; second, Verl Ham mock; third, Tom Bride; fourth Frosty Frame, Redmond. Calf roprng-first, Eddie Schell second, Stan Gomez, Nampa Calif.; third. Gene Clark, Bakers- field; fourth,. Joe Talbot, Red mond. Bulldogglng first, Cliff Gun derson; second. Stan Gomez; third, Carl Mendes; fourth, Les Sanborn. Hayward, Cal. Saturday Winners Winners Saturday night were listed as follows: Bareback riding Earl Ham mock, first; second and third split between Carl Mendes and Pete Sturza, Redmond; fourth split be tween Lee Smith, Klamath Falls, and Johnny Hoyt Bronc riding lorn Bride; Claude Morris, Chandler, Ariz.; Cliff Gunderson; Bob Graham, Redmond. Bull riding Tom Bride; Jimmy Davis; Don Brown, Redmond fourth split on ground. - call roping Eddie Schell; Stan Gomez; Merrill Hansen, Terre bonne; John Scott, Eugene. Bulldogglng Cliff Gunderson: Les Sanborn; Bill Kunkle, Port land; Orville Thomas, Phoenix. Sunday W inners Winners Sunday were as fol lows: Bareback riding Jack Bush bom; Johnny Hoyt, third and fourth split, Carl Mandes and Jimmy Davis. 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Mounted groups taking part and their pre Idents follow: Redmond Saddle) club, Merrill Webb; Lano county sheriff pos se, Captain Russell Terry; Hend Rim Rock Riders, Frank Fileyj Prlnuvllle Ridge Riders, Glenn Ferguson; Madras Saddle club, Norman Hill; Culver Canyon Roamers, Tom Leach; AlfalfaV Desert Riders, Bill Horsell; Sla ters Mountain Roamers, Walter ' Demurls; Tumalo Saddle club, Ormand Waddle, and Warm Springs Indians, Chief Johnny Slmtustus. Under tne guidance of Howard Mayfleld, arena director, with Pat Fisk in the star role of pickup man, the evening show moved swlltly, despite stubborn stock that refused to go into pens. Best time in the calf roping event was turned In by Eddie Schell. HI time was 18.1 seconds. A num ber of the riders suffered penal ties lor oreuKlng the barrier ahead of the calf. BulldoggerS also found the going tougn, as tougn stocK reiused to be downed. However, Cliff Gunderson turned in a mark of 11.4 seconds. Going Tough Bronc riders had a fairly good evening, with most of the men remaining on deck for at least the required 10 seconds. Brahma bull pokes, however, found the going tough. Only two, Tom Bride and Jim Davis, rode their animals. Nine tasted the arena dirt which had been well mois tened for the night show. Use classified acts In The Bulle tin for quick results. 'AM Phone 535 ART RIXE Phone 215 J