WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
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. BEND LODGE No. 139
A.F. & A.M.
854 Broadway
Special Communication
Dec. 2 7 :30 p. m. -
Work In F C Degree
Warren Wing, Sec.
For Sale Real Estate
BRAND NEW AUTO COURT
WILLAMETTE VALLEY 8 Unit
Motel. Superb construction. Ul
tra modern. Gas ranges. Electric
4
Cjslgn. Large utility room. Ideal
fVlocation Highway and river. No
close competition, xou can t come
close to matching it at this low
price ol $26,250. Hall down. Or
liade lor irrigated stock ranch if
j price is right.
SELL OR TRADE Good, two
hedroom modern, with attacnea
garage. Pavement. 6 blocks to
. center oi town. A good home con-
": servatively priced. Owner wants
Willamette Valley acreage, or
good house trailer. .
V 80 ACRE FARM 77 acres COI
water. Some seeded pasture. Good
soil. Nice three bedroom, mod
, em home. Shop, machine shed,
barn, chicken houses, tractor and
Implements, on pavement o miles
out. Both school buses. Price
$17,500. Terms.
J. A. DUDREY. REALTOR
1039 Wall St. Pnone 1327-W
Across from Pilot Butte Inn
t HOMEFINDERS AGENCY
? 228 East Third St.-
Phone 8U9-J
) 2-bcdrm. mod., 2 lots, East side,
$3500, $500 down.
:j 3-bedrm. good -house, basement,
J utility rm., dble. garage, semi-
mod. $3950, terms.
- $6950, terms, buys large 3-bedrm.
; mod. home. See at 820 Newport.
, Call for appointment.
80 acres, 60 a. COI. Grade A dairy
i new home, 22 head milk cows, 14
r yearlings, 1 reg. bull, tractor and
' all farm machinery, complete
yaV 3'000' terms. .-. ' '-. 4 ;
W2r 5 MIDSTATE REALTY CO.
C. J. Lindh and D. II. Peoples
i Rm. 11, U.S. Nat. Bldg. Phone 495
v 2 br.; beautiful mountain view;
oil neat; fireplace; eiec. range;
Benuix; lge. cor. lot. $9600, with
i$2500 casn.
3 "br., with all modern convenl-
ences; good location on East side.
$11,000, with $3000 cash.
,i ,
2 br., on paved St.; fireplace: and
; ranee wirine: lncluues 4 rm.
' guest house. $4500, with $1000
v. cash.
60 a.; mi. from city limits; 35
j a. COI water; good state oi culti
vation; old house could be made
: into attractive farm home. $0500.
40 a., with 30 a. COI water; on
s hiway; 5 mi. south of Redmond.
$j5UU, with $2300 cash.
.. E. W. BUCKNUM, REALTOR
1029 Brooks Phone 331
Near the Chamber of Commerce
; $290 cash, bal. $2460 at $40 per
. mo., buys 2 br., mod.; close in,
on East side.
J S1300 cash, bal. $5200 FHA, buys
; a new, luny mod., 2 br., well ar
'. ranged home. Well planned kitch
,' en, with Bendix. Hdwd. firs. Mt.
; view.
i $1400 cash, bal. $2125 at $30 per
; 1. mo., buys 2 br., mod., furnisned
home on West side. Home and
; furnishings in good shape.
i SR000, FHA terms, huys a lovely
3 br., mod. home. Liv. rm. with
, fircnlaec: din. rm.: nice kitchen.
(Jas llr- furnace; small bsmt. New
"Tnip. shingle roof. Garage.
" For value, call Mr. Locklin 331
ANNE FORBES, REALTOR
36 Oregon. Phone 36-W
Beautiful river silo, 3'. -4 acres.
2 room, completely furnished and
. equipped log cabin. Only $1800,
$800 down, $25 month.
Immediate possession. 3 bod
room, plastered, fireplace, hard
wood floors, basement with new
: oil furnace; double garage; 2 lots.
$'.1000, $2500 down.
Near Allen school; new, 2 bed
room; plastered, floor furnace,
attached garage, stationary tubs;
insulated, weat hei st ripped. S7800,
terms. Will trade for acreage.
A bargain, only $3750. 3 bed
room; plastered; gas range and
gas waier heater. $1000 down.
$15 month.
On paved street: close In. New.
3 bedroom; hardwood floors:
large living room. S12.500, will
; FHA.
VERN LARSON AGENCY
4 Farm Machinery Agency; 3 conn
- ties exclusive. Has new 30x48
. pumice bloc k buildings. Inventory
i lor new machinery, win sell or
lease building. Located In new
1 thriving town. Call Mr. Dubois
; "32."
I ' FOR SALE by Owner: 4 rm
I- Imrxl. home: lame garage and
rHnlsliud. Reasonable terms,
I , Cull at 1212 Davenport Ave.
30, 1949
Classifieds Produce
For Sale Real Estate
WE HAVE BUYERS for 2 and 8
br. homes, also acreage with city
water, and a 40 to ft) acre farm
close in, condition of buildings
and land immaterial. If H isn't
listed with us. we can t sell it
See C. J. Lindh or D. H. Peoples,
Midstate Realty Co. Phone 495.
ALL STATE REALTY CO.
221 Greenwood
Phone 167
1 br., on Awbrey; lge. lot; part'"
furnished. $1750.
$700 down buys 1 br., mod.: on
Galveston. Oil heater Included.
East side, close in. Clean, 3 br.,
mod.; on 1 floor; lge, lot. $6950,
, terms.
6 a., South hiway. 2 br., semi
mod, house. 6 a. water; some
equipment. $7000, terms.
40 a., Tumalo. 37 a. water; 3 a.
strawberries. 2 br. house. $7500,
terms. Trade for city property.
3 Leases in Madras; land planted
in clover and alfalfa. $5000 to
$12,000.
ON WEST SIDE: 3-bedrm. mod.,
2 lots, oil heat, one block from
new school. $500 cash, bal. $50
month, west Side Real Estate,
phone 988-M.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
3 BEDROOM MODERN $3300
Liv., din. rms.; kitchen; large
utility rm.; fruit rm. Electric hot
water; wired for range; back
yard newly fenced. New asbestos
shake siding. Will trade equity
as down payment on acreage or
small farm. 8 Hill St. Phone
1558-R.
WANT TO SELL? List your
property with GILBERT. A
square deal, and prompt, efficient,
courteous service is yours at Gil
bert's Real Estate. 1015 Wall St.
NEED A HOME? Check the
Deal of the Day on KBND 9:45
a.m. Call today and Inspect the
listings at Gilbert's Real Estate,
1015 Wall St.
BY OWNER: 2 br., mod. home.
Piped furnace; util. rm.; garage.
2 'A lots; lawn and shrubs. Own
er transferred. Priced to sell.
Phone 1705-W for appt.
BY OWNER: 5 rm., mod.; fin
ished bsmt.; oil furnace; elec. wa
ter heater; wired for range. On
2 lots; near schl. and bus line.
$7500, $1500 down. FHA loan
available. 213 Vine Lane.
Fuel
GOOD, DRY body wood; imm. de
livery. Phone 1094-W. Write Wil
son & Harbison, 5 Norton.-
GOOD WOOD is hard to buy. The
best body wood, $10 cord, 3 cord
lots or better. 8 It. good, heavy,
jackpine slab, $9 cord, 3 cord lots
or better. Call 583 Bend; or card
to O. D. Alexander, Lapine.
JACKPINE AND jackpine slabs
also. best of body wood; will cut
any length. Put your orders in
now. Phone 1384-M; or call at
1032 Federal.
KITCHEN WOOD trim ends; no
chips or sawdust. $5 a trailer load
delivered. Phone 396-M after 5
p.m.
2 CORD 16" gr. slab, $14.00; 2
cord 16" dry slab, $19.00, deliver
ed in Bend. (You haul from yard,
$5 per cord.) Central Oregon
Fuel Co., phone 291-W. 936 A St,
Keamond, ore.
GOOD, DRY body wood, $9 per
cord for a limited time only.
Prompt delivery on any length,
Phone 1552-J.
COLDER weather coming. Don't
get caught short. Order today.
5 grades wood. Lump, nut coals,
Prompt delivery, city or country.
Phone 767. Brookings Wood
Yard.
CHEAPEST WOOD in town; 6"x
8 ties; sawed 14", 16" and 24".
3 cords, $22.50; 2 cords, $15.50;
1 cord, $8. Phone 1842-W; or 1305
Elgin. Will deliver country or
ders.
DRY BODY wood, $11 per cord;
over 2 cords, $10; city or coun
try; immed. del. Phone 237-L.
WHEN YOU want wood, any
amt. 16 in. $9.50 two cord lots,
$10 one cord. 4 ft. limb wood,
$10.50. Phone 1365-R,
For Sale Farm Products
2 NEARLY NEW Surge milking
machines, 6 can cooler and com
pressor, and milking equipment
Write P.O. Box 303; or phone 76-J
8 to 5, or 2008-J2 after 5.
CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK
to Central Oregon Auction for
the highest prices. Sale every
Thursday. Ben R. Smith, Mgr.
r-none i-k-3.
1 TUMBLE-BUG Fresno; 50 juni
per posts; all or part of scrap
lumber; l cow; 4 dairy heifers,
to freshen in April: heavy noul
try fencing; 3 or 4 tons alfalfa
hay; blow-torch; 2 beds; Montag
circuiat. neater: Malcstic ranee
cheap. Chas. Burkart, Rt. 1, Box
i(9. 2 mi. east on Burns Hiway,
rnone ziuu-wi.
NEW HAMPSHIRE Red pullets,
4 mos. old, $1.50 each. Call Frank
Dubarko, 30 Marshall St. Phone
1407-R.
YOUNG WHITE giant doe and
buck; from regis, stock, but don t
have papers. $4 for pair. 1 white
tluck. $1. Overhauled mode A
transmission; guaranteed. Phone
2103-W1; or sec at Rt. 3, Box 153,
Bend.
MILK COWS for sale, or trade
ready to freshen: Holstein, Jer-
sevs and Guernseys. Also Short
horn and Angus bulls. Please call
Randall Miller, Redmond, Oregon
Phone lbs-x.
For Sale Farm Products
FRYER CHICKENS any time.
Ready for lockers or for immed.
use. Call at 30 Marshall; or phone
1407-K.
SOLD MY FARM, will sell new
John Deere model B tractor with
8-ft. tool bar, killifer teeth, 5-row
corrigator. mower, and 2-way
hang-on plow. 1940 Oliver 70 stan
dard tractor reconditioned. 5fc-ft.
offset disc, 7-ft. tandem disc,
Oliver manure spreader, 9-ft. Oli
ver roller, 4-sections harrow, lo
ft. Oliver drill with small seed at
tachments, 10-ft. Freeman lime
spreader, 9-ft. dump rake, irriga
tion sprinkling system, 6 ft. Case
combine with clover attachments,
use to cut about 80 acres, iron
Age 2-row potato planter, used to
plant bO acres, international sin
gle row potato digger. Stock
trailer. Light grader. Clarence
Haldorson, Rt. 2, Box 64, Bend,
phone 223-L.
2 BULL CALVES; 4 mos. and 7
mos. $90. Rt. 1, Box 53. Phone
1502-J3.
12 NEW HAMPSHIRE Red fry
ers, 5 mos. old; $1.50 each. Butler
Market Road, turn south from
Young school Vt ml.; then v ml
east. Clay Isham.
For Sale Miscellaneous
HOUSEHOLD furnishings: Hot
Point electric range; Westing-
house refrigerator; Hoosier cab
inet: swine rocker: dining set,
table, 6 leather upholstered
chairs, buffet and china closet,
very best construction; 3 pairs
lace curtains, new; dishes, linens,
radio, etc. Must be sold at once.
831 Wall St., 2nd floor over
Photo-Art Studio.
BEND AUCTION
Sale every Saturday, 11:30. Bend
Auction Yard. Consign early.
Phone 1269.
CASCADE SEWING MACHINE
& DRY GOODS COMPANY
707 Columbia
Phone 1487-W .
Store hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Ladies' better dresses; Struter
cloth slacks; blouses; sweaters,
slip-on and cardigan styles; close-
out on children s sweaters, 9tsc.
Use our Lay-Away plan for Xmas
shopping.
Westinghouse sewing machines
and appliances; guaranteed sew
ing machine repair. Easy terms
arranged.
CUSTOM RELOADING. Ammu
nitidn for sale. 38 sp., 45 auto,
30-30, 30-06. Assorted 12 and 166A,
We will reload .your empties. Call
1U62-M.
MAYTAG WASHING machine
new; $90. See at Rt. 1, liox 69H
2 mi. north of Redmond on Dalles
Calif, hiway. Marvin Cook. Or
call 9-R25, Redmond.
FOR SALE or trade: '42 Ford
dump truck; A-l condition. 2 good
saddles, and 40 a. on the river
near Roseburg. Inquire 1617 Divl
sion, Bend; or phone 1432-M.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
Complete Bathroom sets, $150
and up. bteel and cast-iron tubs,
5 and 5V4 ft. Choice of nine lava
tones to pick from. Closet com
binations, $37.95 and up. Soil Dine
and fittings. Galvanized pipe,
various sizes. Chrome swing-
spout faucets, deck and wall
type. Medicine cabinets, with and
witnout lights; also mirrors. Elec
tric hot water tanks. Various
other plumbing needs.
WEST SIDE HARDWARE &
SPORTING GOODS
1005 Galveston Ave.
Open daily: 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Sundays: 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m
31 CAL. RIFLE: will sell cheap
in good cond. Phone 348-R; or
see at 1J34 Kingston.
BICYCLES Seveial standard
and junior sizes, special $32.50
and $34.50. $5 down. All sizes
World-Schwinn bicvcles in stock
$5 will hold. Remember, we are
tno only merchants of bicvcles
where you can get free service,
your parts, and expert repairs.
ocnwinn-Dunt oiKes from $37.50.
CARL AUSTIN
Bond and Greenwood
For
Sprinkler Irrigation Equipment
see or write
Benjamin Russell
Rt. 3, Box 313 Bend
Phone 94
A LARGE stock of reconditioned
and guaranteed used refrigera
tors from $49.50 up: used wring
cr washers from $19.50 up. Used
automatic electric ranges from
$39.30 up and also ironers. 165 E.
Greenwood. Oregon Equipment
v.o., pnone Bs.
RADIO TJBES Complete stock
Phllco and other nationally
Known Dranas. rubes tested,
ueno furniture Co.
1949 FORD 2-dr. custom: RH
one private owner. Everhot pier.
trie roaster; Electro-mite washing
machine; portable radio; kitchen
laDie. dia Hunter Place.
BLOCK THAT COLD: Use Neo
hetraimine 25 ins. Antihlsta
mlnlc. Now for sale WITHOUT
prescription, in interest of public
neann: uottie ot 25 tablets, 89c.
uwi Pharmacy.
WATCHES: Trade-ins, all over
hauled and - reconditioned; for
sale at lower than allowance
prices. Leave Now Repair work
wanted lor Christmas. Bear
Jewelry.
RECOND. and GUAR, vacuums
several models to choose from,
Priced to sell. Call at 1212 Daven
port Ave.
1 NEW McCULLOCH chain saw.
I Phone 1547-M.
THE BEND BULLETIN,
For Sale Miscellaneous
8 PC. LIMED OAK din. rm. set;
nearly new; $85. See at 1612 Aw
brey Rd.j or phone 1862-W.
For Sale Used Cars
49 DODGE 2-ton truck. 6-vd.
dump box, equip, with R & H.
100 rubber, low mileage. Call
276-J, Redmond.
BETTER BUYS AT EDDIE'S
390 Greenwood . . Phone 64
Ford Station Wagon; nice shape.
$375
1941 Chev. Special DeLuxe Club
Coupe. New paint Job: R&H.
, $750
1947 Chev. Special DeLuxe 2-dr.
sedan $1295
1935 Ford Pickuo: nice shape:
doesn t use oil ScSib
1939 Plymouth Special DeLuxe
Sedan. R&H; new motor $525
1937 Chev.
Sedan.
Rebuilt mo-
$295
tor
A number of other cars.
Will trade for anything of value.
HERE'S A real buy! 1949 Chev.
2-dr. sedanette; deluxe model;
fully equipped; car like new. At
a savings 'sale for you. Phone
1029-M.
MODEL A Ford; completely over
hauled. Cheap. 1204 Davenport.
BEND GARAGE CO.
"Winterized Used Cars"
1948 Olds Station Wagon. Has
Hydramatic and every accessory
for comfort and convenience. Fine
condition mechanically, plus new
tires, winterized.
1948 Plymouth Sedan. A top car
every way. R&H. You can make
a good buy on this one. Winter
ized. 1947 Chevrolet Aerosedan. Style
leader model In sharp two-tone.
R&H, and seat covers. Winter
ized.
1946 Dodge Sedan. Lively green:
in beautiful condition. R&H; fog-
hghts; spotlight. Winterized.
1941 Hudson Coupe. A 5-passen-
ger model, in excellent condition,
1937 Chevrolet 2-door. Bargain.
1937 Ford 2-door. Very sharp ap
pearance, with new paint.
1937 Olds Coupe. Low-cost trans
portation.
1936 Ford Sedan. A V-8, in good
shape.
1936 Chevrolet Sedan. Good mo
tor.
I , !
1933 Plymouth Coupe. A dandy.
Phone 193
1939 Studebaker 6 sedan; R&H;
overdrive: defroster; new bat
tery, clutch and starter; tires
90. First buyer here with $290
gets it. 1344 Newport, pnone
1386-J.
For Rent
CABINS at Pine Tree Auto Court
on South Hiway 97. Winter rates.
APTS. FOR RENT for winter
months. L Rancho Motor Hotel.
Phone 199-Z, Redmond.
3 rm.. MODERN, plastered house.
Unfurnished except stoves; clean
and neat. Inquire 176 Jefferson
Place.
LARGE HEATED rm.; semi-pri,
entrance. Phone 332-M. 1433 W.
1st.
APTS. FOR RENT: 2 & 3 rm.;
all utilities furnished. Shady
Nook Auto Court, 405 E. Third
St.
FURNISHED APT.: all utilities,
Incl. auto. heat. Very reasonable
rent. 1309 E. 3rd after 5:30 p.m,
LARGE FRONT rm. for gentle
men; near the mill. Phone 513.
CHOICE 4 RM., mod. apt. for 2
adults; auto, furnace; close in.
$60. Phone 1777-W.
3-ROOM furnished modern apart
ment. All utilities furnished.
Adults only. lso 1-room bache
lor cabin. Inquire Ant. 3. 745 Col
orado, phone 1316-W.
3 RM., FURNISHED apt.; utili
ties furnished; weekly or month
ly rates. Adults. Rob Lee Motor
Inn. Phone 714-W.
(1) 117 STAATS St.; 3 rooms,
modern, furnished; $35. (2) 212
E. Irving: 3 rooms, modern, fur
nished; $35. Anne Forbes, Real
tor, 36 Oregon. Phone 36-W.
SMALL, furnished apt.: steam
heat; gas stove and refrig. Call
164 or 1591-W.
MODERN, 3 RM. cabin; auto,
heat; cooking facilities: garage.
Phone 625. Cor. East 8th and
Greenwood.
CLEAN, HEATED sleeping rm.;
close in. Phone 1630-W. 42 Haw
thorne. FURNISHED and unfurnished
mod. cottages; suitable for 3 and
4 persons. Carroll Acres Store.
Phone 59-J.
2 BR., UNFURNISHED, modern
brick house in nice residential
dist. Inquire at 655 Ogden.
ROOMS: Newly decorated; good
neds. S2D per mo. Restaurant
downstairs. Located across from
Brooks Box Factory. The Quick
Lunch, j-12 Arizona Ave. Under
new management.
2 BR.. MODERN duplex; auto,
furnace heat; partly furnished.
Phone 1173-J; or call at York's,
back Carroll Acres Store.
5 RM., MODERN house: unfur
nished except cook stove. Inquire
at 36 Lafayette. Can phone 1607-J.
BEND, OREGON
Quick Results
For Rent
3 RM., MODERN apt; elec. equip.
run pro. usmi.; wasn. facilities.
Call Elsie A. Dunn. Apt. 7, Wes
tonla Apts. Phone 615-J.
2 & 3 RM. APTS. for rent; com
pletely lurnisnea; an utilities in
cluded. Reasonable rates. Park
Motel, Sisters. .
MODERN HOUSE, 5 rms., for
rent, lease, or sale. Inquire 509
8th St., Redmond, Thursday or
Friday.
Wanted
WANTED TO BUY: Will pay
cash for 2 br. house direct from
owner. Call 1089-J; or call at 825
E. 12th.
WANT sewing In your home. Al
terations a specialty. Phone
1762-W.
WILL BUY any kind of cattle,
fat or thin. Call 78, Redmond.
W. R. Franks.
TOP PRICES paid for any kind
oi cattle you have to sell. Will
pick up at your ranch. Please
call Ranrlnll MI11or BorfmnnH
Phone 168-X.
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 TO BORROW: $2000
on gilt-edge security; 6. Write
box 341S, co Bend Bulletin.
SHOE SKATES; size 1 or 1H:
also six-power binoculars and
child's rocker. Phone 1773-W.
HAVE ROOM in my home for
private patient or otherwise; with
3'.-4 yrs. of practical nursing.
Phone 1348R.
Help Wanted
GIRL OR WOMAN for general
houseworK and care o children
No cooking. Room, board and
wages. References. Write Box
3570, co Bend Bulletin.
EXPERIENCED nursemaid t o
care for 2 small children on week
ends. Start Fridays at noon, go
home Sunday nights. Give refer
ences. Write Box 3569, co Bend
Bulletin.
UNENCUMBERED lady between
the ages of 30 and 45 yrs., for
part-time job that may develop
Into full time. High school educa
tion required, driving experience
would help. Write Box 3553, co
Bend Bulletin.
MAN or WOMAN to own ana
service route of new Kleenex
pocket-pack dispensers. 25 ma
chines that empty once .weekly.
Earn a profit of $104.40. $750
cash required to start. For inter
view, write Box 3406, co Bend
Bulletin.
Situations Wanted
YOUNG MAN desires work oi
any type; office or field work.
Age 22 yrs. 1601 West 3rd, Apt.
No. 1. i
HOUSEKEEPER wishes steady
employment. Phone 1573-J.
EXPERIENCED practical nurse;
some cooking and housekeeping.
Mrs. Ruth Moye. Phone 841-J or
1500-W1.
YOUNG WOMAN with 2 yr. old
daughter desires housekeeping
job in private home. P.O. Box
541, Bend.
Lost
RIGHT-HAND fender skirt; gray.
$2 reward for return to Bend
Bulletin office.
BLACK COCKER spaniel puppy
in vicinity of Colorado Ave. An
swers to name of Duke. Phone
912-M. 405 Colorado.
PERSON IS KNOWN that took
Chilton's flat rate Manual from
Bennett's Machine Shop. Return
at once and no questions. If not,
police will be notified.
Services
CARPENTER WORK: New con
st ruction, rough framing, remod
eling, cabinets, built-lns and shop
work. F. W. Page, phone 650-M,
general contractor.
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain
holes shot. Free estimates. Phone
1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes, 210
Davis Ave., Bend.
TRAVELING Truck-Crane. Doing
light or heavy duty hoisting, load
ing or pulling. R. B. Watson,
phone 1699-J. 1636 Galveston.
SAW FILING, gumming, ham
mering, band saw welding, saniler
belts, band saw blades, new han
dles hung In tools. Sexton Supply
& Saw Service, 1195 Wall Street.
ELECTRICAL WIRING All
types of electrical wiring by guar
anteed licensed men. Free esti
mates. Telephone 159.
FURNITURE MOVING: dust
proof padded van. We pack your
china with care, hang your
clothes in our wardrobe. Local
and nation-wide moving and
storage. Holman Transfer, 201
Irving. Phone 987.
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 gladlv
given. Holman Transfer, 201 Irv
ing. Phono 987.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
274. 1033 Brooks.
GULICK TRUCK Service: Long
distance livestock and hav haul
ing. We pick up livestock for lo
cal markets, Redmond Auction
house, or for shipment direct to
Union Stock Yards, Portland.
Phone 790-W.
Services
STORAGE PACKING
MOVING
To, from, or within Central Ore
gon. Good equipment and experi-
encea men.
BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER
222 Irving Ave. Phone 444
HEATING: Service and Repair
on all makes of oil burners by
factory trained men. Oregon
Heating Co., 510 Delaware. Call
513, day or night.
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S dress
making and alterations. Also
draperies and slipcovers. Phone
1069-J. 1444 Kingston.
POOR MATHEMATICS
Harllngen, Tex., Nov. 30 Uf
Vincent John Donegan had a les
son today in the comparative val
ues of jail sentences and jail
fines.
He failed in his arithmetic.
When a ?ounty judge lound
Donegan guilty of an assault
charge, he gave the defendant his
choice of 30 days in jail or a $250
fine.
"I'll take the fine," Donegan de
cided. But he discovered he didn't
have the money, so he was sent
to jail to serve out the equivalent.
A $250 fine equals 90 days in
jail.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Nov. 30 lU'i Cattle
salable 300; market active, strong
with canner and cutter cows 25 to
50 cents higher for two days;
steers scarce; odd cutter and low
common grades 13-16; late Tues
day two loads medium and good
1220 lb, steers 23.75 with load 1476
lb. 23; few cutter and common
heifers 11.50-15; canner and cut
ter cows mostly 10.5012; shells
down to 9; common and medium
beef cows 12-15; few good cows
16; bulls scarce; odd common 14-
15.
Calves salable 75; market ac
tive; good and choice very limit
ed; odd good vealers 24; choice
quotable to 25 or above; common
and medium 14-20.
Hogs salable 200; market ac
tive, strong to 25 cents higher;
early sales good and choice 185
238 lbs. 17.75; 260 lbs. 16.25; sows
scarce; good 350-600 lbs. salable
15.50-14.50; good and choice feed
ers salable"17.50-18.50 or above.
Sheep salable 400; early sales
steady; few good and choice 94 lb.
i I m . u i ..u i n4
, . ,,.i., .loicn. n,ii,.mn
chlce quotable to 21.50; mediums
18-19; good feeders salable 16.50
17; good ewes quotable fa.50-7
PORTLAND MARKETS
Portland, Nov. 30 lU'i Egg pric
es dropped from two to four cents
a dozen on the Portland market
today. All grade A sizes were
lowered four cents a dozen and
all medium and small grades
dropicd two cents a dozen;
Butter quotations remained
steady and unchanged.
Butter Price to retailers:
Grade AA prints 68c lb.; A A car
tons 69c; A prints 68c; A cartons
69c; B prints 65c.
Egg prices to retailers: Certi
fied A large 55c doz.; grade AA
large 54c; A large 52c; AA me
dium 42c; certified A medium 41c;
B medium 37c; A small 39c; car
tons 2c additional.
Cheese Price to retailors:
Portland, Oregon, singles 39-42c
lb.; Oregon 5-lb. loafs 44V-H5C lb.;
triplets l'ic less than singles.
Premium brands, singles, 51'ac
lb.; loaf. 53'c lb.
Copper is said to be the oldest
metal of commerce.
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that I
have for sale a 1947 Chevrolet
sedan. This car is in good condi
tion, and may be seen at llunnell
Motors. The car belongs to the
estate of Paul Herzog.
S. Dietrich, Administrator.
300-301-302-C
NOTIC E OF PRIVATE SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY OR TIMBER
THEREON
In the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for the County
of Jackson Probate Department.
In the Matter ot the (tuanlian-
ship of DALE MAYIiEN, BER-
NILE MAilitlN, t,cr.iNiN mai
BEN and BRUCE JAN MAY
BEN, Minors:
Pursuant to an order of sale
duly made and entered in the
above entitled Court and cause,
the undersigned guardian will
sell at private sale the following
described real property and the
timber thereon with said land or j
separately therefrom, lo-wit:
The Southeast quarter of the
Southwest quarter and the j
Southwest quarter of the South- i
cast quarter of Section 36, i
Township 38 South, Range 3 ,
Eeast of the Willamette Merid
ian In Jackson County, Oregon.
The South Half of Section 16, ;
Township 20 South, Range 12 i
East of the Willamette Merid
ian in Deschutes County, Ore
gon. Subject to the dower interest
of Esther C. Mavbcn as surviv
ing widow of Stanley L. May
ben. The undersigned guardian will
proceed to sell said real property
andor limber thereon from and
after December 8th. 1919. at the
hour of 10:00 a.m., of said clav.
and bids or offers will be received
bv the guardian, Esther C. Mav
bcn, at 500 Holly Slieet, Ashland,
Oregon.
The terms of the sale shall be
for cash or at least one-fourth
cash and Ihe balance on credit.
Dated (his 9th day of Novem
ber, 1!M9.
Esther C. Maybcn. Guardian
2i"i-2J1.2U7-3U2-C
Acheson Angry,
Result of Acts
By Chinese Reds
Bv Jam s E. ltnner
(Unitnl Press btaft Correspondent)
Washington, Nov. 30 (IllSec
retary of state Dean Acheson
said angrily today that United
States officials and the American
public are "thoroughly indignant
over the inhumane treatment"
which communist China has im
posed on two communist -held
American naval fliers.
In a sweeping attack on com
munist China, Acheson also at
tacked the "farcical trials" of
American consul general Angus
Ward and his staff at Mukden,
Manchuria.
In a lengthy news conference
concentrated on America's ever
growing problems in the Orient,
Acheson:
1. Said a fresh United States
note to communist China over the
two naval fliers William C.
Smith of Long Beach, Calif., and
Elmer C. Bender of Cincinnati
and Chicago protested the hard
ship and suffering Imposed on
the men and their famines. The
men have been held incommuni
cado by the Chinese communists
for 13 months.
2. Reported that Ward is pav
ing off ms Chinese employes witn
dismissal pay up to December 3
in preparation for his leaving
communist China. Ward and four
oi nis stalf were ordered ex
pelled. Acheson said Ward par
ticipated in "farcical trials" in
winch he was not allowed to take
part.
3. Announced that a "consider
able" number of countries plan
ned to protest against Ward's ar
rest, imprisonment and trial.
4. Announced that the attack
by a Chinese nationalist warship
on the lsbrandtsen company s
freighter, Sir John Franklin, off
Shanghai violated American
rights. He said that the govern
ment would support lsbrandtsen
if it demanded lmancial compen
sation tor damages lrom the Chi
nese nationalist government.
Blockade Not itecognizcd
5. Announced tiiat tue United
States still does not recognize
the nationalists' proclaimed block
ade of Shanghai. But at the same
time it commended "prudent"
American shipping lines which
avoided the hazardous port.
6. Said that the United States
and Great Britain are constantly
discussing Great Britain s inten
tions tovard recognition or non-
recognition of communist China.
But tie declined to speculate on
what Britain would do. V
Officials disclosed that the lat
est U.S. note on Smitit and Bol
der was addressed to communist
Foreign minister Chou En-iui sev
eral uays ago.
it pointed out that smith now
is the lather of a son he never
has seen. It also staled that Mrs.
Smith is in need ot an operation
but that doctors have advised her
to postpone it until her husband
can be at her bedside.
For such humanitarian reasons,
the note said, the communists
should make every eflorl to lree
Smith and Bender promptly.
ihe two men disappeared Into
communist territory near Tsing
tao October 19, IU18, while on a
rouline training flight in a U.S.
navy plane. Since tnen, the Uniteu
Stales has sent six lormal notes
to communist authorities witn no
marked success.
The latest message . was the
first to go to the loieign minister
himself. It had to be mailed to
Chou because U.S. Consul general
O. Edmund Clubb has been un
able to get an audience wuh top
communists in Peiping.
11 Is not known wnelher the
note actually readied the loieign
minister.
ALTIMETER BLAMED
Lyons, r ranee, Nov. 30 HI'i
Experts today blamed a faulty
uiiiii)cu.t lor the crash ol a 1'aris-
iuiiis Air rrance uc-4 near here
late yesterday.
i- ive ot the 37 persons aboard
the airliner were killed, ah tne
survivors were in good condition,
ihe dead were three ot tne live
crewmen, Including the pilot, ami
two oi tne 32 passengers.
An inquiry coiniiimsjuii began
a lormai invcsiigauon today.
The white starling ol Java has
a touch ol black on its wings.
Used Davenport
$25.00
Bedroom Sets
4-riece
$47.50
Circulating Heaters
and Oil Heaters
$12,50 up
PSGE SEVEN
Deschutes County
(Continued from Page 1) 'i
Miss Jameson Reports ''
Miss Olive Jameson, county
welfare administrator reported ,
on relief expenditures.
During the month of October a .
total of $15,741.19 was spent on
renei in tne county. A breakdown
of the expenditures follows: Gen
eral assistance, 78 cases, $2486.18;
old age assistance, 197 cases, $10,.
469; aid to the blind, two cases, -$36,
-and aid to dependent chil
dren, 28 cases, $2690.
For the past month $40,245 was
spent on 198 old age assistance
cases; $96 on two aid to the blind
cases, and $2606 for 27 aid to de
pendent children cases.
Expenditure tor October of
1948 totalled $13,073.
Other board members . present
for the meeting were O. W.
Grubb, and J. R. Roberts, both ap
pointive members, and E. E. Var
co and A. E. Stevens, county com
missioners who are ex-officio
members.
Slight Advance
Made by Stocks
New York, Nov. 30 HP) Stocks i
advanced today despite the threat ;
of another coal strike at mid- '
night.
trading picked up moderately .
on the recovery. Substantial gains
in me on snares, strength in rails
and in some of the preferred :
stocks of the utility group fea
tured the upswing.
Rallying tendencies reflected ;
short coverings for tax purposes.
Demand .for special issues
pushed up prices of some of them
as much as 4 points. Southern -Co.
and Alleghany Corp, featured
in turnover.
Illinois Central made a new
high on a favorable October earn
ings report. Nashville, Chatta
nooga & St. Louis also hit a new .
high.
Chesapeake & Ohio, whose di
rectors yesterday deferred divi
dend action until February, sag- :
ged to a new low for the year.
Leading steels ruled steady
while otners advanced. Fouan
bee Steel rose. General Moiois
firmed, while Chrysler easeu.
A long list of companies de
clared special, year-end, or extia
dividends. Superior Steel omitted
its dividend.
Sunbeam Corp. closed at 51,
up a-?, to feature the late uau-
nig. Other wide changes mciuuca:
Aiieguany Corp. preierreu tu uo
2 V, Standard Gus $6 preUriva
13U up 4; standard uas $( pre
terreu 156 up 4; standard i-iuWl
preferred 50 :i up o it ; Borg- tiui--ner
al up In; and American Can
9SV6 oft 1.
In tne ons, Texas Pacific Land
Trust closed at 48 up 2; supeuor
OH of California 154 up 2i; okci
iy 106',i up 1; and Stanuaru oil
of California 6Va up 1.
Allied cnemical closed at 2U0 A
up ; ueneral Motors uu , up
it: Chrysler 60 : off hi U. o.
Steel 24 -n off ; and American
looacco M'.ii up m
Nickel Plate gained a point to
l vi and Santa t e gaini-a -,a to
U4V4. utilities neiu in a iracuonaj
area.
MURDER FORGIVEN
San Francisco, Nov. 30 Po
lice said today tuey would "leave
In peace'' a man accused oi a mur
der in Detroit 33 years ago.
The suspect, wno was only 16
years old at tne time Mike Had
jopoulos, 2u, was snot to deatn in
a urawl, changed his name, came
to tne San Francisco bay aiea and
now is a respected businessman
with a wife and lour children.
Homiciue inspectors said they
had been advised by Detroit au
thorities all of the winesses to the
crime are dead, including tne chief
of the homicide squau and the
medical examiner involved in the
case, and tnat tne site of the kill
ing had been rebuilt.
They said tney had no grounds
on wnich to hold the suspect,
wtiose real name is Tnomas Kar
ukutsianias. Homicide inspectors
refused to reveal the name Karak
atsianlas now is using. -. .
Use classified ads In The Bulle
tin for quick results.
VERN LARSON
AGENCY
Insurance & Real Estate
135 Oregon Ave. Phone 32
lir.NL), OREGON
Exceptionally Nice
2 Bedroom modern. Large
living room and dining room
cimiii., rarpeted wall to wall.
1- Ireplace, furnace. Bath
has frosted glassed, shower.
Tile drain boards, lively
dinnette. Service Mirch, wir
ed for range. Twin garage.
Hedge fenced. Lath and
plastered. Joining business
section.
$12,500
Stock Ranch
Will handle upward of 11)0
head. 3 miles out on 97 high
way. Will trade for smaller
place close to Bend.
1 -Bedroom Modern
Good location. $1,IH0 down.
$2,250
New Business Building
31x10' Block building on
(ireemvood. Priced to sell.