The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, November 04, 1949, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texts PAGE SIX THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1949 Bulletin Classified Rates I IXCAI. PAID IN ADVANCE 2ii Word One Time flue. 2.1 Words -Three Times $1.85 IdS Word Six Times tiJM All Holds of 3a add 2c pr ward Itmra number of Inaarllana. On aittnlh run, umt copr, day raid. Minimum chaiv. Sue. I.ina Hal luc lapllala Iftr It.adara 14c Una, minimum Cue Closing Umt rlaaaiflrda. 11 a.m. lllrplar AdvarlUlna- Cloaing tlmo a p.m. piatluua day. Una half pass or larger, ft p.m, aecond dar prat ioua to publication. BEND LODGE No. 139 A.F. & A.M. 8.M Bitudajay Special Communication, Nov. 4 7:30 p.m. Woik in EA dcorrt Wirnn Wing, Sec. BEND AERIE NO. 20S9 F.O. E. Hall Meets Every Friday Night S. R. "Shir!" Harmon, W. P. Rt. 1, Box 126 Phone 16S2-J W. M. Loy, Secretary Rt. 3, Box 42 Phone 20F-5 For Sale Real Estate THREE MODERN RENTALS On corner lot; fenced. Paved street. New roof. Grossing over 21 Vr. SS'100. Terms. STOCK OR DAIRY SET-UP Near Bend, on paved road. 80 acres; 58 acres COI water. 4 room frame home; barn for 16 head; garage; cisterns, etc. Taylor graz ing fenced, now running 55 head. S12.500. Livestock and hay avail able at reasonable price. Ask for Viola Morris . VERY PRODUCTIVE 80 acres, with modern, 3 bedroom home. Just a part of 1949 crop 93 tons spuds, off 11 acres. 68 acres COI water. Farm land all leveled and border irrigated. Extra 80 acres Taylor grazing; good seeded pas ture. Owner wants quick sale, account sickness in family. SIS, 000. Some terms. MODERN HOME with apartment rental, for S1500 down. Apart ment furnished; range, living room rug, daveno included; fur nace. Priced at S7000. Ask for Ray. NEW LISTING 2 bedroom, mod ern home on East side. Attached garage; 75-foot lot; lawn in. Built in 1947. Gas equipment; floor fur nace, range, water heater; living room rug; Venetian blinds: in cluded in the low price of S7875. $5600 FHA loan available. J. A. DUDREY, REALTOR 1039 Wall Across from Pilot Butte Inn LISTEN, FOLKS IF YOU have real estate for sale, don't follow the market down put a selling price on what you have to offer and move it. We have buy ers for real estate plenty of them: but they are not buying fast and loose as they did a few years past. They are looking for their .y money's worth. During the past two weeks we have found buyers for two Des chutes County farms (yes, ma'am, we were out hunt ing most of the time, too) and we have need for sev eral good houses in or near Bend right now that can be purchased for what they are worth and on terms. If you don't know what they are worth, we will tell you and not be mad if you don't give us the listing (we don't want it if we can't sell it). We have farm and ranch buyers in our office 'most every day, and more of them coming. If you , have a good farm or ranch for sale, we would like to look it over. WE SELL THE EARTH WILLIAM B. SHELLEY 520 South 3rd St. ' Phone 1174-J 1 BR., MODERN house; some furniture. Good lawn; shade trees; picket fence. $3000; $1350 down; small monthly payments. Inquire 517 W. 12th St. Phone GILBERTS REAL ESTATE OFFERS FOR SALE DUPLEX: Located on paved street and on city bus line. Two 3-room units plus extra large ga rage. 53500. with reasonable down payment. Monthly payments aoout naif of income. GOOD FARM: 160 acres, with 113 COI water. Rock free land, with good buildings which in clude 5 - room modern home. Paved road from here to ranch, Well worth $21,000, with about nun aown. $500 DOWN: Modern home on paved street in desirable location: with living room, kitchen, 2 bed rooms, bath and utility porch. Also garage with storage room and extra shop-building. $4200, with $500 down, $au per. INCOME PROPERTY: Large home in excellent location on paved street. Three rentals plus home for owner, bringing in 5125 monthly. Has furnace neat, lire place: some furniture; 3-car ga rage. $13,000. SMALL HOME: Suitable for one or two. About 3 years old; located 114 blocks off D. 3rd pavement and city bus. A nice1 little place for only $2600, with terms. WHEN YOU THINK OF INSUR ANCE, THINK OF GILBERT See these and others at GILBERTS REAL ESTATE 1015 WuU Phone 23-J Classifieds Reach 20,000 Readers 1 For Sale Heal Estate WANT TO SELL? List your properly with GILBERT. A square deal, and prompt. of tlcionl, courteous service is vouts at Gil bert's Real Estate. 1015 Wall Si. WE HAVE BUYERS for 2 and 3 br. homes, also acreage with cits water, and a 40 to 80 acre farm close In. condition of buildings and land immaterial. If it isn't listed with us. we can't sell it. See C. J. I-indlt or D. H. Peoples. Midstate Realty Co. Phone 493. WANT TO SELL? We need houses east side, west side, all around the town. Big. little, low priced or high priced. List it fairly we'll sell it. Call 185 today. J. S. Davis Co. HOMEFINDERS AGENCY 228 East Third St. Phone 869-J Very nice, 2 br., mod. home; 2 yrs. old; gas range and water heater; piped oil furnace: large lot, fenced; lawn: garage. Ask ing $6700, with $1000 down; FHA payments. Good 2 br., mod.; very nice loca tion. Asking $7350, terms. 6 a.; close in; good 3 br., mod. home; lots of outbldgs. S6950, $1500 down. Tell us what you want Beauty Shop, Grocery Store, Service Sta tion, Cafe, or Auto Courts. NEED A HOME? Check the DeaJ of the Day on KBND 9:45 a.m. Call today and inspect the listings at Gilbert's Real Estate, 1015 Wall St. E. M. BUCKNUM, REALTOR 1029 Brooks Phone 331 Near the Chamber of Commerce For a real buy in a 3 br.. mod. home, check this: Liv. rm.: din. rm.; bath; kitchen and breakfast nook; mil. rm.: bsmt.. with oil pipe furn.; wired for range; 62 gal. elec. water heater; garage. Pavement, sidewalk and curb. So?00; $1300 cash. bal. FHA. Extra good 2 br.: liv. rm.; din. rm.; bath, and kitchen. Elec. fire place; bsmt., with pipe furnace. $5500; $1500 down. 2 br., mod.; close in. Needs some repair. 2 lots. $3500; $500 down. New 2 br., mod., gas equipped home. Rooms are all large. Att. garage. Wall - to - wall carpet in cluded; also new gas range. $7875; $2275 cash, bal. FHA. Call Mr. Locklin 331 TRADE nice home in Bums for one in Bend, A. W. Maw, phone 5022, Burns. , VALLEY FARM S.WAP 210 ACRES, well diversified. 2 barns, chick house, modern 3 bedrm. home. 160 a. seeded to rve, fescue and highland bent. Completely equipped. S31.500 swap for ranch in vicinity of Red mond or Madras. SALEM HOME TRADE Modern 3-bedrm. home on acre in city limits for small acreage near Redmond. BURT PICHA, Realtors 379 N. High St. Phone 2-3649 balem, Ore. $4500, $1000 down, neat 2-bedrm. on paved St., fireplace, range wir ing. Guest house with 4 small rooms. $11,000, $3000 down, takes this lovely 3-bedrm. that has every thing for comfortable living. Worth the money and a pleasure to show. 40 acres on N. highway, 30 a COI water, 5 mi. from Redmond $5500, $2300 down. MIDSTATE REALTY CO. C. J. Lindh and D. H. Peoples Rm. 11, U.S. National Bank Bldg. Phone 49d 640 A. dry land. Lots of trees. On U.S. highway 20, total price $1675. 80 A., 49 A. irrigated. 3-bedrm. modern house, large barn. Close in on pavement, $7500. 2 acres bordering U.S. highway 97 north. $500. 40 A., 31 A. irrigated. 2-bedrm. modern. All level. $6300. 2-Bedrm. modern, NEW on E: 8th, $5600. Cafes, one $1950 and one $2750. 2-Bedrm. new house, not finished inside, two lots, close in, $2500. $500 down. - VA acres close in, good building site, $550. 2-Bedrm. modern house in Bend, value $3000, will trade for small acreage close in of near equal value. Building not necessary. SMITH REALTY 745 Bond St. Phone 94 Fuel CHEAPEST wood in town: 6"x8" dry ties, 1 cord $8, 2 cords $15.50, 3 cords $22.50. Sawed 14", 16" & 24". Prompt delivery. P h o n e 1842-W or 1305 Elgin. Bodv wood $12 cord. GOOD dry body wood S10 per cord or 4 cords $9 per cord. Also dry jackpine. Phone 1552-J for prompt delivery. FUEL: $200 buys juniper timber on 160 acres 8 miles north of Bend. Call at 522 Hill. HAVE limited supply of good dry jackpine slabs and some jack pine wood. Put your order in now. Also have bodv pine. Phone 1384-M or call at 1032 Federal. BODY WOOD: $10 per cord. E. T. Wallace. P.O. Box 487. Fuel PRY LIMBS, dry laekpino slab, dry Jackpine conk wood, spill lor stove. 16". Phone 1254-K. WANTED: Wood buyers for 16" body wood In the woods. SI in the block, or $." split. See Frank lin, Rm. 7. Trailwavs Hotel. 2 CORD 16" gr. slab, $11.00: 2 oord 16" dry slab. S19.00, deliver ed in Bend. (You haul from yard. So per colli.) Central Oregon Fuel Co., phone 201-W. 936 A St., Redmond, Ore. GOOD HEAVY jackpine slab wood for sale. Bolter stock up now for winter. Drop a card to O. D. Alexander, Lapine. DRY BODY pine wood. S9 a cord by 5-cord load. Phone 825. Rotz Wood Yard. Sisters. Oregon. For Sale Farm Products CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK to Central Oregon Auction for the highest prices. Sale every Thursday. Ben R. Smith. Mgr. Phone -12 R-3. HEAVY ml hens. 29c lb. live weight. Alfred Nicholson, 1 mile west Petersen Rock Gardens. Rt. 3. Box 275. Bend phone 1503-W-2. -FOR SALE 2 cows now milking; 4 dairy heif ers to freshen March & April. Cash or will tratk" tor beef stock ready to butcher. McCormick Deering cream separator, almost new. Also pile of scrap lumber. Two miles cast of Burns road. Charles Burkart. FOR SALE: Nice young White Rock fivers, also voting rabbits, 932 E. 12th. phone itiOti-W. RED HENS 30c lb. liveweight. Red flyers 40c lb. liveweight. Elder Ranch. 7 mi. north on oltl Redmond highway. For Sale Miscellaneous LIVING ROOM & bedroom furni ture, dinette set, odd chairs. Sing er sewing machine, late model Gibson electric refrigerator with 2frozen food compartments. Thor washing machine, late model; rug & pad. and other small articles. Can be seen between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. at Holman Transfer, 201 Irving. NEW HOME WORKSHOP: 5 power tools combined; like Shop smith but smaller; only S37.50. Brand-new Delta band saw, $35. DeJur photo enlarger. 2L4x3'a. with lens; like new; $90. 1009-M evenings; 232 days. SSS SAVE SAVE SSS Fuel dollars go further with an Eagle-Pitcher CERTIFIED home insulation job. Efticiency guaran teed a house-time. Get the facts. Phone 34; or write A. H. Marvin, 974 Roosevelt. Bend. GOOD SIZE 3-way oil heater. S35. Hardlv used washing machine. S50. May deliver. R. Montgom ery, Rt. 1, Prineville. COIL SPRINGS and matching Seely mattress. Both $50. Phone 291. 1633 W. Fourth. PIANO OR SOLOVOX When investing in a Piano or Solovox, be sure for your own satisfaction to see your local Bald win dealer first. For the best in quality and lowest price. Small deposit and easy terms. Benson Piano Co., 65 Gilchrist Ave. Phone 1087. Your Central Oregon, only authorized Baldwin dealer. SMALL ROUND fir poles; 14 to 18 ft. long. 30c apiece. Inquire Tumalo Service Station. 8-PIECE MONTEREY living rm. suite; also 7-piece dinette set. Call after 6 p.m. 1865-J. A LARGE stock of reconditioned and guaranteed used refrigera tors from $49.50 up; used wring er washers from S19.50 up. Used automatic electric ranges from $39.50 up and also ironers. 165 E. Greenwood, Oregon Equipment Co., phone 888 LOCKERS: You can get a I-ock-er now. Also beef and pork by the half or quarter. Mid -State Meat Co. 37 Greenwood. Phone 361. SHOTGUN FOR SALE: New Winchester Mod. 12; 12 ga. Mag num, and 3-inch shells. Phone 1293-J. NEW OIL HEATERS. If you are looking for an oil heater, stop in to see the Frugal. P.&E. FURNITURE Redmond 257 ROBERTS rifle. Like new. Redmond, phone 30-R-4, L. W. Shanks. USED 1 used Fuel Oil Range at $30. Wood and Coal Ranges, from $12.50 to $35. Wood, Coal, and Oil Heaters. 1 Gas Trailer Heater. 2 Trailer Heaters. Used Furniture of all kinds. P.&E. FURNITURE Redmond ELECTROLUX: Complete with attach. S69.75. Call Phil Phil brook, 1293-J. 1304 E. 3rd. Only authorized sales and service. BEWARE OF FAKERS Itiner ant out-of-town sewing machine men are representing themselves as employees of this company these men are frauds, we do not employ house-to-house salesmen. Please phone us If one of them calls on you. or notify your local police dept. There is a law against door-to-door soliciting. ANDERSON SEWING MACHINE & APPLI ANCE CENTER Bend Phone 862-W For Sale Miscellaneous 2 WHEEL TRAILER $20. Call evenings 1190 R. RADIO TUBES Complete stock Philoo and other nationally known brands. T u b e s tested. Bond Furniture Co. For Sale Used tars mill nl'liM.- ct-l-iAVt-tTV' fullv. l- if JL' 1 I. . , ,11111 euulppid; wilh only 4100 miles. Will take car In I ratio. Balance can bo financed. See at 1204 Fust !)ih after 5:30. BEST OFFER over $250 takes a 1936 Poniiae. &; excel, rublier; good motor. 725 lit! St., Red mond, or phono 133 X. WILL SELL equity in '39 Haiiev Davidson 74. Cabin 5. Pelawuro Apts. Delaware & Wall St. '48 STUPE. PICKUP; SO00 miles, carefully broken in. Full price $1275. Phone 1517 J4. OR TRADE my equity In '42 Chov. sedan; '46 bodv and motor. Will mule for older model car. Rt. 2. Box 41. 19-1S CHEV. Aero sedan; fully equipped. Must see this car to appreciate the care It has had.. Phono 2u. Alter 6 p.m., phone i 1343-W. ) '49 Kaiser Traveler; 6000 1 miles; now car guuran- ' tee S20U5 , '39 Chov. 2-door; just over- ! hauled 595 '39 Ford 2 door; runs good . $295 37 Ford 4-door: as is, me chanics special $95 1 300 amp., 40 volt, Electric; Welder. HAND MOTOR CO. 1S3 East Greenwood Phone 61 Member Central Oregon Automo bile Dealers Assn. BEND GARAGE CO. "Our 33rd Year" 1949 Buick Roatimaster Sedan.! Big, smooth and luxurious; with! the Fireball engine and Dyna-I flow drive. Only 4900 miles, andi carries new car guarantee. 82895, 194S Chevrolet Aero Sedan. Iri-! descent green: in superb condi tion. Radio, heater, fog" lights, i seat covers : . Slb-loi 1948 Plymouth Sedan. Handsome i n model: in sweet running I ition. Radio and heate $1445 j green contut 1947 Chevrolet Aero Sedan. Im- maculate; two tone blue; withi WSW tires. Loaded with acces-l sories. $1545 1 1947 Chevrolet 5-pass. Coupe. In I top mechanical condition. We'll make special deal before paint-: ing. 1941 Chevrolet 2 -door Sedan.! Shows the best of care by a local owner. A top car $725 1937 Chevrolet 2-door Sedan. Bar-; gain S265 1937 DeSoto 5-pass. Coupe. Fine; value $265' 1936 Ford Sedan. Runs like a top $195 1936 Buick Sedan, one owner, fine value $275 Phone i93 1946 FORD STATION wagon, ex cel. cond.; 23.000 miles; new tires.; Very reasonable for quick cash sale. Call 450-J. A '39 STUDEBAKER Champion 4-door sedan. Overdrive. Clima- tizer. Good rubber. Nice shape. I Make offer. Phone 1177-J. IF YOU'RE IX)OKING FOR A USED CAR SEE HALBROOK MOTORS the Largest Stock of Used Cars in Central Oregon 1947 Ford 4-door Super Deluxe. 1947 Mercury Station Wagon. 1939 Ford 2-door. 1937 Ford 2-door. 1941 Lincoln Zephyr 4-door. 1910 Lincoln Zephyr convertible. 1910 Nash 4-door. 1939 Nash 4-door. 1911 Hudson 4-door. 19.38 Plymouth 4-door. 1938 Plymouth coupe. 1936 Chevrolet 4-door. 1937 Dodge Coupe. 1934 Chevrolet 4-door. 19-18 Ford Pickup. 1947 Ford Pickup. 1946 Ford Pickup. Several Cheapies to Pick From! HALBROOK MOTORS USED CAR LOT Member : Central Oriiton Automobile Prater AMOciatiun Across from Pilot Butte Inn Phone 680 1948 WILLYS JEEP; excel, cond. Phone 1703-W. 313 E. Greenwood. 1940 CHEV. special deluxe 4-dr. Very clean, with extras. $420 1940 PONTIAC 6 club coupe; ex tras. Good buy at $190. See Tom King at Rm. 8, Penney Bldg., before 5. 1938 PACKARD 2-dr. sedan for sale or trade. Inquire at Val's Repair Shop, Vj ml. cast on Burns Hiway. For Kent 2-HEDROOM modern. Newly dec orated. Furnished. Basement & garage. Immediate possession. Phone ,"a5-J. FOR RENT: 3-rnnm .-,rimni Nicely furnished. Electric range,' refrigerator, automatic furnace heat. No children or pets. Phone 1484. i SMALL, FURNISHED 2 rm. apt. Preferably to 1 lady. Oil heat; pri. entrance. $25 month, includ ing lights and water. Phone-1561-W. 1325 Federal. i For Knit UNFURNISHED house, with sep arate apt. to sublcl. Will rent all or part. 1865-J. evenings. CABINS at Pino Tits' Auto CI., on South Hiwav 97. Winter rates. HOARD & ROOM for 1 man in lrl. home. Board oplloual, l."i6-l Division. Phono 793-R. 2 ItKPROOM modern house. Sis it at 10!) Broadway or John Pen gullly, 224 Bond. LARGE, nicely murnlshed mud cm upper duplex apartment $65 month. No children. Phone 1213 W. WINTER RATES: Furnished 2 rm. apts. Shady Nook Auto Ct. Phone 509. . MONTI 1LY RATES now In effect. 1 Ji 2 br. WA11EE Cottages, on S. 3rd. AITS. FOR RENT for winter months. L Rancho Motor Hotel. Phone 199-2. Redmond. CLEAN, modern, large unfurn ished 1-bodroom apt. wilh store loom and garage, propane fur nace anil range. 2-Bedroum apt. modern except heat, unfurnished, wilh garage. 525 Mi Riverfront. 3 -Bedroom house with 8 acres of land, lots of fruit trees, modern except heat. Close In on Butler market road. Call 1694 J or come to 1406 East fill! after 5 o'clock. FOR RENT: 2-room furnished apartment close in. suitable for couple. $30 per month. 62 Lake Place. Wanted WANT TO BUY: Modern. 2 br. home. Price must Ivo reasonable. Please give all Information first letter. Write Box 8849. c-o Bend Bulletin. TO BUY: Rye hay. grass hay. and pasture. S. L. Hall. Phone 2000-J4. Rt. 1. Box 229. WANTED: PASTURE for 1 calf. Reg. slock. Phone 509. WANTED: BABIES to care for In my home, by day; or $-15 a month. Have hud hosiptal experi ence. Will take older children. 22 Broadway, cor. of Colorado. WORK FOR bulldozer. Stock ponds built or cleaned. All kinds of cat. work. Phone 679-M. TOP PRICES paid for any kind of cattle you have to sell; fut or thin. Will pick them up at your ranch. Randall Miller, Redmond. Phone 168-X. WOULD LIKE to buy some good milk cows that will freshen soon; also any other kind of cattle you huve to sell. W. R. Franks, Red mond. Phone 78. WANTED TO BUY: Livestock of any kind, any amount. Also horses. Have cash buyers. See Nick Chase, or drop card: Rt. 3, Box 96; or phone 790-W. Leave word. WANTED: GUNS. New or used. Cash or trade-In allowance. Evans Fly Co. Phono 815-J. RELIABLE party will pay $1000 down and $50 or more per month for 2-bedroom- motlern. Please write Box 8886. The Bond Bulle tin giving details. CHINCHILLAS wanted. Send In formation on number for sale, where and when can be seen. Buy er will call. Write Bend Bulletin, Box 8876. Help Wanted WANTED: WOMAN for cooking and some housework, in modern home. Will pay $125 month. Call 92. EXPERIENCED real estate sales man to manage going business, Write Box 8915, co Bend Bulle tin. HELP wanted In sorting and grading potatoes in cellars start ing next week. Contact W. A. Wolfram, 10d Riverfront, phone 1170-J. IOHt PURSE WEDNESDAY afternoon in Wctle's. Contains money and papers, etc.; valuable to owner. Finder may keep money, return rest. Mrs. Daisy Brown at We tie's; or 902 Broadway. RED BILLFOLD, belonging to Mrs. J. V. Acuff; In Penney's, Wednesday afternoon. Papers val uable to owner. Finder please re turn to Bulletin office. SMALL BLACK cocker spaniel; wearing harness bearing License No. 380. Answers to name of Nig. Reward for return to 34 Mar shall; or call 1094-R. Services FOR WELL and drain hole drill Ing call Lee Grimes, 224 Davis, phone 975-J or 1252-J. HOUSE MOVING and raising; large or small. Estimates gladly given. Holman Transfer, 201 Irv ing. Phone 987. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE and repairs on all makes.. Phone 274. 1033 Brooks, SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain holes Bhot. Free estimates. Phone 1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes, 210 Davis Ave., Bend. HEATING: Service and Repair on all makes of oil burnbrs by factory trained men. Oregon Heating Co., 510 Delaware. Call 513, day or night. WOOD SAWING by cord or by hourly rales, any length desired. Call 1085-W or 1650-J, Potato Order Amendments Get Producers O. K. Approval by area producers of nmcndmcuis to Oregon -California Potato ori'.-r '.s'ti. 59, mi uouiu-isl today by W. J. Broad head, field reprosfnlallvo of Ihe Production and Marketing aduilii isiiailun In Portland. The secretary ot agriculture al so approved iho amendments and they will bo put In otlect Novem ber 7 of this year, Btoadhead re ported. Under the amendments Jeffer son county will bo included In ills tiict No. 1, which consists of Crook anil Pi'schutu counties, ami Lake county w ill be Included In district No. 2. It Is also provided under the amended unlet for tin addition of a now administrative coimnltlcc member In district No. I. Ap pointed to the new office Is I.. E. Creoeliiis of Madias. Order Aff.s ls I tills To date, the only regulation adopted by the committee Is In regards to the shipment of cull potatoes. No culls. It was ex plained, may bo shipped from t ie area except for certain purposes and under a penult Issued from cither the office of the manager in Ttllo Ijike. Calif., or the assis tant manager In Redmond. Shlninenls a in permitted fur livestock food, charitable purpos es, conversion Into by products, and for other uses which the t orn rnlttee determines will not Inter Cere with the regular marketing ot the bettor grades t)C potatoes. However, shipments ol potatoes from point to point within the area are not restricted by the order. NKW MKMHKKS SIGM'.I) Redmond. Nov. 4 - New mem bers of Alpha Mu chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha are Mrs Betty Brown. Mrs. Millie Bloom antl Mrs. Dorothy Paulels. Mem tiers of the Redmond .sunnily have decided to extend the fall rushing period The next mooting will ho Nov. 10 at the homo of Mrs. Warren Vance, the organize lion's president. The year project Is the stutlv of self expression, under which 'Manners wore stressed at the last meeting and "Introductions" will bo studied next. Mrs Vance explained that the project stu dies are outlined and sent out to the various chapters by th p ternatlonal office at Loveland, Colo. A chapter studies "Self Ao nreclallon" Us first year. "Self Expression" the second year ami "Interior Decorating" the third. The Redmond group Is In Us sec ond year. The present year Ls proving to be the most devastating year for poliomyelitis, infantile paralysis, in the history oC the disease. Services STORAGE - PACKING - MOVING To from, or within Central Ore gon. Good equipment and experi enced men. BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER 222 Irving Ave. Plume -III TRAVELING Truck Crane. Doing light or heavy duly hoisting, load ing or pulling. R. B. Watson, phone 1699 J. 1636 Galveston. FURNITURE MOVING: dust- proof padded van. We pack your china with care, hang vour clothes In our wurdrohe. Local and nallon-wltle moving and storage. Holmnn Transfer, 201 Irving. Phone 987,; WELL AND DRAIN hole drilling. Call Chct Sumner, phone 1007-M, or Gilbert Long, phone 10-10. Free estimates; all work guaranteed. ELECTRICAL WIRING All types of electrical wiring by guar anteed licensed men. Free esti mates. Telephone 159. CARPENTER WORK: New con struction, rough framing, remod eling, cabinets, huilt-lns and shop work. F. W. Page, phone 650-M, general contractor. SAW FILING, gumming, ham mering, band saw welding, sander belts, band saw blades, new han dles hung In tools. Sexlon Supply & Saw Service, 1195 Wall Street. HARDWOOD FLOORS, laying sanding, finishing. Also reflnlsh old floors, like new, free esti mates. CASCADE HARDWOOD FLOOR CO. 221 Greenwood Ave. Phone 167 GENERAL HAULING Local antl long distance. Phone 793-J. 1527 Division. Harold Good win. NOTICE TO CKKDITORM KSTATK No. I.WH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Nolle E. Torwlllegor was, on the 4th day of October, 1949, appointed by the County Court of Deschutes County, Oregon, as the Executrix of the Estate of Alice E. Gilbert, deceased. All per sons having claims against .said Estate are hereby required lo present the same, duly verified ns required by law, to said Executrix, at Room 209, Court House, Deschutes County, Ore gon, within six months from the first publication of this notice. Dated and first published (it Bend, Oregon, this 21st day of October, 1919. NELLE E. TERWILLIGER. Executrix of the Estate of Alice E. Gilbert, deceased. 270-276-282-288-C Straus Lists (Continued from Pago 1) plans to continue work on two divisions of ihe Yaltlma project, I lie Ko.i mid Krniiewl.il divi sions. For (ho former, the Im l oan has set aside $ 1 .0'.! 1 . 1 81 loi completion of pumping plants, laterals and traiiMiilssion lines. Straus said $.rul.lhl0 would bo spent up the Koiinowii'l: division fur detailed surveys In Idaho work will be stalled on one now project, I'allsailos, nnil I iiintlntieil on several divisions of the lliilsc pnccl. Oilier wink will ho done on the l.owlsliui Or t hai tls pmloii. and on miscellan eous oilier plolecl.i. Straus said $.'(.620.'HI0 hud hevn set aside fur the completion of the Anderson Ranch dam piojocl on the Koulll folk of Ihe HoIko liver In southwest Idaho. T'lla Includes ini-irellnneous work re quited fur completion of the dum and Insinuation of electric geuei' atot s capable of generating 27.000 kilowatts of power, plus oieo ,llon of a transmission line (lorn tile dam to lu-iii by Mountain Homo, Ida. To Complete Dum On the I'ayollo liver the bu reau tiintomplales completion of dam tonsil ut ltnti and cleaiing of the reservoir urea behind Cascade tilt ii!. Drainage structures also will ho completed. Work on relocation of stale highways In eastern Idaho which will ho flooded I'V the Palisades reservoir when the d.im Ik com plotetl will bo Marled this year as one of the first stoM to actual tonstriii'tlnu of the multiple pur nose Palisades dam on the upper roaches of the Snake liver. I In Oregon the bureau will spend Sl.-lll.lilO for work on the Wick-! lup reservoir. Irrigation le'iablllia Hon and rehabilitation of the (Vhoco dam. All of these con siruiilon programs are under the Pestiiulos project. The bureau will sis-nil St..iri!l.. '.1.12 on work on Ihe Klamath prid ed, which will include Investiga tions into the Boundary dam null program. 1'olk It. circled Salt I-ake tily. Nov. 4 '111 Harry E. 1'olk of Wllllston. N. P.. today was elected president of the 'National itotiamallou asso ciation lis the I2IX) delegates from 17 western stales neaiod Ihe "lid of their 18th annual convention here. The threo tlity conclave will con elude late today with adoption of committee reports mid resolu tions that are exis-clod to urge llhoiallalKin of icclamatlon laws unci oppose federal valley author ities. The 1950 Convent Itci city also will bo licked Inter today, wilh SH)kune, Wash., the probable choice. C. Virus Peterson of Lincoln. Neb., was named to replace II. Maurice Ahlqulst of Toilehel. Wash., who resigned this week as association treasurer. All oilier executive officers were retained, including Judge Clifford II. Slono of Denver as Clinl vice-president, J. K. Stur rock oC Austin. Tex., as second vice-president, and William I-.'. Welsh of Boise as secretary-in:t'i-ager. Two new state directors Itoss Mollis of Zllliih. Wash., ami Omar C. Spencer of I'm Hand, Ore. wore confirmed. Other state dlreiioi-jt wore reelected. The word pumpkin is derived from the old French term pom plon, meaning to be eaten when ripe. In modern French, pumpkin Is pot Iron. Used Davenport $25.00 Bedroom Sets lliece $47.50 Circulating Heaters and Oil Heaters , $12.50 up r Announcing . . . Effeciive Thursday, November 3rd NEW OFFICE and TERMINAL HOURS: 8:30 to 1 2:00 1 :Q0 to 4:30 Daily Saturdays: 8:00 to 1:00 Complain Service. In Comnwrclul C(irli(, oii.scfiofd ChhhIh Moptif, (uul Storage utul Rental Spuca. Cull us for Packing, Crating, Warehousing, Distribution, Twluway Moving Service, PHONE 788 CONSOLIDATED FREIGHTWAYS 210 Irviiifc Street Bond, Oregon Rasmus Peterson Severely Bitten By Pet Monkey Itiikimiu I'olersen. olielalor of Oregon's lar lamed I'eleiseu lock garden of I le.ii hiiles county, was under Ihe care ol a physician In day, result of an iiltaek by a monkey. Recently Petersen reached Into the cage whore Ihe monkey was kepi, l. iliac, -in to a building at Ihe roiii guidon. The monkey sank Us Icolll Into Pt-loixoiis rlglil liauil. Ill the flesh hot ween ihe thumb and the Index linger. 'Ihe vielnim animal held on like a bulldog, then slashed I'cioi sou's aim Willi It:, teeth, before Hie creature could Is- caged. Members id Ihe rink gaiilen slalf riiiiiiilng limit a pheasant hunt shut and killed the monkey. Petersen received medical at- lun t li hi In Itedmond. Ho has I n tit his homo since, hut It was learned today that ho may Is foni'd lo cnior the hospital, for further Iroalmonl. KTFIIV ( I.I II MKK.TH Redmond. Nov. I Olla Po ill Ida study club met last night al the home of Mis. I.loyd linker with Mrs. Harold Clapp as host ess. Mis. Kenneth Puling, Mis. hills Pavles mid Mrs. Victor Clark were Initiated as new inem-Ik-is of tin- 01 ganlallon. Mrs. Fred lloileeker gave a pro gram on the youth hostel move, nient, highlighting her talk with descriptions of (ho illtfcicnt lios lels which her daughter, Joan, visited on her Hip lo Europe l""t summer. The club will hold II I next meeting on Nov. 16 at the home of Mrs. Austin Olson. VERN LARSON AGENCY Insurance & Real Estate I.S.I Oregon Ave. I 'hollo Si II KM), OHKGO.N Buyer for Modern Home We Imve buyer for 2-botl-room modern, m-nr Catho lic church. Would like list ing. A Steal It) acres, It) water, i' i miles on;, '.Hictlrooiii homo. Will consider rar on down pay ment. Only $5,100 40-Acre Farm It) acres. SI COI one i bed room home, one 3-room house, lots of buildings, .11 unci.-r cultivation, S miles out. Tonus. $5,500 Ultra Modern Home .1-hcdrooni modern and lien, onk floors, flreplaeo, base ment, furnace, lovely kit chen, dishwasher. I'nr above average. Thin homo must be noIiI soon. On pnvt-d street, sidewalks, one block from school. 2-Bcdroom Modern .Some furniture, good loca tion. Terms. $3,950 321 h. .Ha ' V..M ll -0 ai - . w - I 50' ol vour lervlc lotion or aaraga lura yon gal Ida ginulna. DUBU Powar ll puoronlaad. At for II by noma.