SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
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BENU UIIKiK, No. ilH, I.O.O.F.
Meets Every Monday Nltftit
I.O.O.K. Temple
Everett Chaso, Noble Grand
D. Ray Miller, nliouu 1079-W, Secy.
Frankiitn Avenue
I ir 8a! Ileal Kxtuto
WANT TO SELL? List your
properly Willi (i I L It E K T. A
s.ltiiiro ili'iil, mill pruinpttof (li'li'iil,
COIIl'tOOIIS SOIVlcO lit yours lit Gil
bert's Real Eslalo. 1015 Willi SI.
NEED A HOME? Chock I ho
Deal of Ihu Iy on WIND 9:45
a.m. Cull tmliiv mid Inspect tliu
listings nt Gilbert's Roul KHlutu.
1U1S Wall St.
hi M. BUCKNUM. REALTOR
1029 Brook Phone 331
Ncur tliu Chamlicr ol L'ommurec
120 a., with 01 Bliarua COI water.
,50 a. now ' alfalfa. Good, 2 br.,
moil. humo. Alfalfa dlst. J510.50O;
$7000 cash; term on bill.
4 a., with 3 shares water. Good
river view. 2 nil. out. $1200.
BEST building lot In Bond, lo
cated Juki oil Broadway on Turn
out. $1100.
Very Rood, 2 br., mod.: Insulated
and wc-atliersti Ippod. ('lose In. on
i lavement; good c-iuidlllon. S.VO0;
,1500 cash; good ti-i din on bul.
Tor value, call Mr. Iocklln XII
INVlTMKNT"u.',i'6lt'rUNITV
LARGE apurlinent hotel: Good
locution. Well constructed build
ing. Plastered. Needs redecorat
ing. Over S300 per month Income.
Greatly undo-priced lor n nick
sale. S500, terms.
SAWMILL: Wo have a Rood saw
mill with logging equipment and
plenty of Korea! Service timber
available at a fair price. See Jack
on this one.
2 BEDROOM MODERN Living
room, kitclu'ii wired, nice bath,
tit III iv. Good garage. Hve lots.
large lawn, garden. All for $1000
wan $1000 down.
J. A. DUDREY, REALTOR
1039 Wall St. Phone I327-W
. Across IixiinJPIIul J-jwUoliin,
MIDSTATK REALTY CO.
C. J. Lliidh and 1. II. Peoples' '
Rm. 11 U.S. Nat. Hldg., I'll. -ISO
Neut 2-bedrm. on paved St., fire
place, oil circulator, ramie wir
ing; small house In rear; $-1300
ami worth It, S1000 down.
Very nice 2-hodrm.. Igo. living rm.
with fireplace; oil lloor furnace,
flee. range. Henillx; Ige. corner
lot; $9000, easy terms.
3dlcdrm. that has almost every
thing; hardwd. floors, fireplace.
automatic elec. heat; a real home;
uttachod garage; $11,000. $3000
cash.
2-rlcdrm. close to Kenwood
school; oil furnace; well built
practically new; wall to wall car
potn living rm.: Venetian blinds
garage anil workshop; 2 lots, all
teilivd: $10,700. good terms. A
fine home and worth the money
.
'10 A. with 30 A. COI water: on
highway f miles south of Red
mond; $5500. $2300 down.
CO A. with 35 A. COI water:
mile from city limits; uood state
of cultivation; old house could be
made Into attractive homo; a
good buy at $5500, some terms.,
"NNEFORIIES, REALTOR
3U Oregon Phono 36-W
A Bargain I lots: 2 bedroom
house; shower, kitchen range, ga
, rage, barn. Only $3150. $10."0
down; $50 month.
Beautiful river site 3'i acres;
2 room, completely furnished and
equipped Iiik cabin. $1800. $800;
$25 month.
Good locution, 2 lots; 2 bed
room home; electric ramte wlr
Iiik. Owner sold last year S-100
worth of strawberries. $5750;
terms. ,
Very Rood Income. Close In
nimrtmenl, with 4 rental units.
Also 3 room, modern house, all
furnished. Income $1(10 month.
Only $8500. $2300 down; $100
month.
&I0 acres, near Sisters. High
way rocs IhrouMh land. Juniper
and plno. lieautllul IiiiIIiIIiir site.
$2500. $700 down; $25 month.
EQUITY In semi-mod. home with
1 large br. Can be bought with
or without furniture; furniture
mostly new, 1355 Hartford. Phone
1635-W.
WE HAVE BUYERS for 2 and 3
br. homos, also acreage with city
water, and a 40 to 80 acre farm
close In, condition ot buildings
and land Immaterial. If it Isn't
listed with us, we can't sell It.,
See C. J. Llndh or D. H. Peoples,
'Mldstate Realty Co. Phone 405.
VACANT
BRAND NEW TWO-BEDROOM
HOME LOCATED AT 734 E.
4TH. (JUST BEHIND ALLEN
SCHOOL.) $7500 WITII $1500
DOWN AND S58 PER MONTH
SEE OWNER ON PREMISES
DURING DAY OR PHONE
1703-W.
WILL TRADE equity In small
homo for car or truck, 665 Rooso
vclt. ,
Classifieds Reach 20,000 Readers
I'or Nolo Iteul ICatute
3 LOTS; East Hide. $100 each.
EOll RENT -1 rm, apt. for 1 or 2
employed people.
EWING REAL ESTATE Co:
813 llond 1'hono "502"
Ti IE DIRT M ERCI I ANTS
Ol'l'ORTUNlTIES
Only u very short distance from
Redmond we would like to show
soineouo 155 acres: modern home,
pel feci location. This ranch has
advantages that some do not
huve. School bus at the Rale. We
think ihK Is u real buy lit $13,000,
with terms.
Mr. Farmer, If you would like
o own a ranch with artesian wa
ter, we would bu Kind lo show
you 48(1 acres. Good home, Rood
oulblilRS., keen location, and
uxaln we're tellhiR you It bus
artesian water.
Near Redmond, In the rluht spot,
we have a keen 80 aero lunch,
Rood bhlRS., lor $13,000.
Yes, sir, we could ko rlulit on
wlm you lo u 100 acre ranch lor
$8-100. i
For a coml Inatlon set -up with
1SIH) acres -and It's a Rood one,
folks, l'rlco $35,000, equipped.
Wo have n very Rood 80 uere
set-up for $5000.
Overlooking the Deschutes Rlvor.
wiih a heauiiiul view, we nave an
8() acre farm, all elicit to hay
and pasture. One of the best mod
ern, 2 twill oom Homes In centrui
On-Run, wired for electric range.
This Is u sweet set-up near the
hlway.
Terrebonne Valley needs no Intro
duction. However, we would like
to Introduce a buyer lo a keen
10 acre set up In that prosperous
district. Keen. 5 room, decorated
home; lame barn and poultry
house, l'rice $8.j00, terms.
Now, Mi-, liiiyer, If you're stock
minded, we can show you slock
ranches that will make you weep
- and the bull won't be chaslnu
you, either. These better stock
ranches are located at some dis
tance In the heavy bunch grass
area. Yes, sir, creek at the front
door: lllal's somethiiiR! Wc want
to tell you the sun is shining In
Central Oregon and our Jeep Is
raring to go. Just Rive us a ring
wc will do the rest.
lfiOO acre set-uiH located on hl
way. 10 rm. home, beautiful yard.
Stock sheds and barns. As sure
as you have ears on your Imioib,
this man would make someone
n trade for a larger soi up, pre
fcrutily in Canada. Whatever you
have lo oiler, let us have It.
As we go along, we must tell you
we arc offering a 320 acre ranch
under one of Central Oregon's
better water rights. 17G acres un
der Irrigation, 'litis Is u real com
bination set-up for the man who
would like to run .some stock and
farm. Good home on this place,
good uutbldgs. Included, a good
herd of Hereford cattle, sheep,
hogs; and everything goes. Mr.
Man, there is 01 acres of alfalfa
on .this ranch.
We would like to give Hie public
a description of all the possibili
ties wc have lo offer, bill our
sack Is too short. We would sug
gest that you stop at our office
and look at our offerings.
SHELLEY REAL ESTATE
THE DIRT MERCHANT
REDMOND. OREGON
$8500 3 iM'drooin home; full
basement, fireplace, furnace,
hardwood floors, double garage;
2 lots.
$10,0004 bedroom home;
good
location; paved street.
$11,000
rooms ;
-New home; 2 large bod
choice location: paved
street.
$5350-
Now, 2 bedroom, modern;
street; east side. F1IA
paved
terms.
$0500 Now, 2
bedroom home.
F11A terms.
FARMS
Several farms and ranches, vary
ing lit price from $6500 up. One
in particular at $18.500 consist
ing of 1800 acres, 280 acres free
water r itii s. 12: acres meauow,
Approximately $5000 timber. 9
room, modern homo. Barn and
other runcli buildings. Terms.
RIXEl REAL ESTATE & INS.
901 Bond Phone 535
BY OWNER: New, 5 rm 2 Ige.
br. home. Lots of bulll-ins and
closet space: hdwd. firs.; insula
lion. Lgc. lot on pave.: In choice
locution. lias loan appraisal of
$8000 without garage. Price $7700
with garage; or $f2UU witnout.
1341 L. 8th St., Bend.
Fuel
UEST BODY WOOD, $9 cord; $12
111 Redmond. Slab, $7.50 cord, 4
cord lots: $10.50 In Redmond,
Card to O, D. Alexander, Laplne;,
or call 583, Bond.
DRY BODY wood, $9 cord' for
limited time. Claude Gaut, 1204
Davenport. Phone 852-W.
WE SELL wood In lots large or
small. Plionn 05-W and we'll Ret
on the bulk. 'led Ledum.
GOOD, DRY body wood; 1mm. de
livery. Phone 1094-W. Write Wil
son & Harrison, 5 Norton.
WHEN YOU want wood, any
ami. 16 In., $1) two cord lols,
$i),50 one cord, 4 II. limb wuud,
$10.50. Phono 1505-11. .
DRY BODY wood, Immediate de
livery. Phone 1394-M or call at 32
Gilchrist. .
JACKI'INE AND lark nine slabs;
also best of IhiiIv wood: will cut
any length. I'll! your orders in
now. mono 1384-M; or cull at
1032 Federal.
2 CORD 10" gr. slab, $14.00: 2
cord Hi" (hy slab, $10.00, deliver
ed In llcnd. (You haul from yard,
$5 per cord.) Central Oregon
Fuel Co., phono 201-W, 030 A SL,
Redmond, Ore.
COLDER weather coming. Don't
gel caught . short. Order today.
5 grades wood. Lump, nut coals.
I'lompt ueuvery. ciiy or country.
I'honu 707. Brookings Wood
Yard.
CHEAPEST WOOD In town; 6"x
8" ties; sawed II", JO" and 24".
3 cords, $22.30; 2 cords, $15.50;
1 cord, $H. Rhone 1H42-W; or 1305
Elgin. Will deliver country or
ders.
DRY liODY wood, any amount,
any icngin. uonver env ui coun
try promptly. 1 cord $10, 2-cord
or more, $!i.2S. Rhone 237-L. -
For Kale Farm Products
FOR SALE: Geese, 3 hens and
a gander, 4 young ones, ST each.
Rhoiio 15U-W-3. Jtt. 2. Box 201.
old Redmond Iflghwuy, C. A.
Cook. .
MR. FARMER, now Is the time to
clear your land to assure your
full water rights. All kinds bull
dozing. 131 Delaware, ph. 679 M.
FRYER CHICKENS any time.
Ready for lockers or for Immed.
use. Call at 30 Marshall: or phone
1407-R.
NEW HAMPSHIRE Rod pullets.
4 mos. old, $1.50 each. Call Frank
Dubarko, 30 Marshall St. Phone
1407-R.
CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK
to Central Oregon Auction for
the highest prices. Sale every
Thursday. Ren R. Smith, Mgr.
Phone 12R-3.
MILK COWS for sale, or trade;
readv lo freshen: Holsteln. Jer
seys and Guernseys. Also Short
horn and Angus bulls. Please call
Randall Miller, Redmond, Oregon.
Phone 108-X.
15 BLACK-FACED ewes and Feb
ruary lambs, '.a ml. south and l,i
ml. west of Peterson's Rock Gar
dens. Phone 1503-J3.
15 BEAUTIFUL Holsteln helfors.
from high-producing stock. G. W.
White, 3 ml. northwest of Turn
alo. Phone 248-L.
WELSCH Shetland pony stal
lion. Write Shirley Young. Rt. 1.
Redmond, Ore.
ONE Chester White 'boar, 2 yrs.
old. $33 cash or will trade. 1 mile
south Pine Forest Grange, Trap
Chili road. C. A. Nlckell, phone
22F-4.
ALFALFA. CLOVER, and oats
hay for sale. Phone 2011-W1. In
quire 4th house on Alfalfa Kit".
For Sale Miscellaneous
BEND AUCTION
Sale every Saturday, 11:30. Bend
Auction Yard. Consign curly.
Phone 1269.
MAYTAG WASHING machine;
now: $90. See at Rt. 1, Box 69H.
2 ml. north of Redmond on Dalles
Calif, hlway. Marvin Cook. Or
cull 9-R25. Redmond.
1 McCULLOCH chain saw; used
one month. Reasonable. Phone
1517-M.
APT. SIZE. eloc. range; Rood
cond. Rasonable. See oves. or
week end. 1351 Baltimore.
WHEEL TOYS Lowest prices.
Have you seen the new tractors?
Extra big tiros, fully hall-bearing,
all-steel construction. Chain drive
or pedal drive. Also toy autos,
fully ball-bearing, in chain drive
and pedal drive. All sl.cs chain
drive tricycles. Investigate.
CARL AUSTIN
Bond and Greenwood
PRACTICALLY NEW, Spark oil
healer. Phone 76-J; or after 5,
2008-J 2.
BUTANE RANGE: Pnnol-Ray
heater; 155 gal. tank. Priced to
sell. 1425 Davenport.
For
Sprinkler Irrigation Equipment
see or. write
Bonlamln Russell
Rt. 3, Box 313 Bend
Phono 94
A LARGE stock of reconditioned
and Ruaranlced used refrigera
tors from $19.50 up: used wring
er washers from $19.50 up. Used
automatic electric ranges from
$39.50 up and also ironers. 165 E.
Greenwood. Oregon Equipment
Co., phone 888.
RADIO TUBES Complete stock
Philco and other nationally
known - brands. Tubes tested,
Bend Furniture Co.
WATClfES: Trade-Iris, all over
hauled and reconditioned; for
snlo at lower than allowance
prices. Leave Now Repair work
wanted for Chrlslmas, Bear's
Jewelry.
CASCADE SEWING MACHINE
& DRY GOODS CO.
707 Columbia
Phone 1487-W
Store hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Wcstlnghouso sowing machines
and appliances. Guaranteed sew
Ing machine repair.
Shop In our dry goods depart
mont. We have many gift. Hems
Including towels In various colors
and u large assortment of
sweaters.
DEVIL1BUS air compressor, 1V4-
hp. Tractlcally now, $180. Can ho
seen evenings, 34 Hastings, phone
709-W.
For Kale Mlnccllnneoit
ONE blue enamel cook stovo
New grates and back fire walls
$25. Iirge stove. One 40 gal. rlv
eted and welded hot water tank.
$15. One $00 custom built baby
buggy for $25. One girl's bicycle,
$10. 1 133. Lexington.
SALE TREE UTKS ot cost. 7-
iigni, series, i ; i-iigni- inuriien,
dent, (-Upon, $1.50; 8-llghl bub
1,1 In St 7f- 7.llulil outdoor. l.r:
double set, clip-on, $'1.05. Junior
skis, pr. $2, with poles, S3; i-vans
Fly Co., open evenings.
For 8al Used Cars
USED TRACTORS
2 Ford-Ferguson tractors, over
hauled and sold with guaran
tee. 1 John Deere "G" In good cond.
80 rubber.
1 Jolin Deere "B." 80 rubber.
These Tractors priced to sell.
Have other used Tractors. Good
buys. Stop and see for yourself.
REDMOND TRACTOR CO.
Phone 310 Redmond. Ore.
DO YOU HAVE SOME
TUCKER" ACCESSORIES
DON'T BE A LOSER
If you purchased accessories for
the Tucker automobile, now Is
the time to cash In. Hutchins Mo
tors, Your Packard-Willys Deal
er, will give YOU a liberal allow
ance on any Tucker accessories
you may have,
yes, a liberal allowance on any
New 1950 Packard. Here Is your
chance to turn your Investment
Into ready $CASH $. See Hutch
Ins Motors Today. Drive the new
1050 Packard. Prices start at
$2537, delivered here In Bend.
HUTCHINS MOTORS
The House That Service Built
1G7 Greenwood, Bend Phone 259
OR TRADE: 1347 Dodge 2-ton
new engine; stock rack; 007c rub
ber: Vacuum Eaton. Will take
pickup or loop on trade. W. Red
dekopp. 457 8th St., Redmond.
Phone 12Y.
1936 DODGE SEDAN. Good body
and upholstery; 90V1- rubber; new
rings and inserts. 62.561 actual
mileage. $250. 18 McKay. Phone
1227-J.
FOR QUICK SALE: 1942 Chev.
l'n-ton truck; new motor- a.iU
good tires. Phone 952-M; or Rain
bow Motel. Apt. 9.
OR TRADE on a later model:
1035 Hupmobile. SloO. Good' rub
ber. Also hand-carved French
sofa and arm-chair; brocaded silk
Upholstery. Phone 1308-R.
1947 STUDEBAKER 1-ton truck:
low mileage; for sale or trade
for pickup. 154 Hawthorne. Phone
514-R.
MECH. SPECIAL: '36 Chev. 2-dr.
Motor, rubber good; body fair.
$95. Can be seen at Hill's Auto.
FOR SALE or trade: 1930 Model
A Ford 2-dr. sedan. See at Val's
Repair Shop, '1 mi. east on Burns
hiway; or phone 2100-J1.
FELIX MOTOR SALES
For a Better Buy
1946 Ford S. Dlx. V-8 2-dr. heater.
Very cleun, low mileage. $1095
1940 Studebaker 4-dr. heater, mo
tor very good. Excellent rub
ber. $395
1937 Chev. Mst. Dlx. 4-dr. Excep
tional throughout. Heater... $295
1936 Chev. 2-dr. with heater. Mo
tor perfect. Good rubber. .... $165
1935 Ford conv.,' new top, good
rubber, and radio & heater. This
is a nice one .$225
TRUCKS
10.1S VnfA 1 l;.lnn IIYI.h n V.R
This truck is like new and wo
have cut the price to $yyo.
19-19 Mustang trailer, brand new.
Make us an offer.
Remember, you can't buy more
for less anywhere. See or can us,
Used cars ph. 1820. New cars 561
1937 FORD. New paint lob. Ra
dio & heater. Good rubber. Lee's
Champion Service Station. Cor
nor of Bond & Greenwood.
1916 CHEVROLET Flcctmastcr
sedan, R&H & defroster. A-l con
dition. Full Insurance coverage.
Redmond Air Base, T-502.
1911- CHRYSLER 4-door, In ex
cellent condition. Radio & heat
er. All new tires. Very reason
able. 304 7th, Redmond, phone
8-1-W. '
For Kent
APTS. FOR RENT: 2 & 3 rm.
all utilities furnished. Shady
Nook Auto Court, 405 E. Third
St.
2 BR., MODERN, furnished
house: close In; prefer lease. In
quire 57 Plnccrest; or Apt. 1.
Coyncr Apts., 406 Wall.
5 RM.. MODERN home: garage;
stoves furnished. Phone 1574 M.
3 RM., FURNISHED apt. Phone
19-J.
2 RM., MODERN apt., with re
frigerator. 1550 Division. Phono
793-R. .
212li EAST IRVING: 3 rooms,
modern, furnished. $32.50. Anne
Forbes, Realtor. 36 O r c R 0 11.
Phone 36-W.
DUPLEX: 2 br., furnished; also
2 nr.. unfurnished. Mod.: auto
furnace. Phone 1173-J; or Inquire
at first gray rear house buck
Carroll Acres Store.
4 RM MODERN, furnished
house; close to mills. Inquire 827
Delaware; or phone 59a-W.
For Kent
CABINS at Pino Tree Auto Court
on South Hlway 97. Winter rates.
APTS. FOR RENT tor winter
months. L Rancho Motor Hotel.
Phono 199-Z, Redmond.
ROOMS: Newly decorated; good
beds. $20 per mo. Restaurant
downstairs. Located across from
Brooks Box Factory. The Quick
Lunch. 542 Arizona Ave. Under
new management.
MODERN. FURNISHED cabins
for rent. All utilities paid. Lava
Auto Court.
1 RM.
more.
APT. Inquire at 532 Slse-
VERY NICE sleeping room, new
ly redecorated, kitchen privileges,
Ideal for school teacher or bus
iness man, close In, 166 St. Hel
ens, phone 773-J.
3-ROOM modern furnished house
on Adams PI. Adults. Inquire 237
St. Helens PI.
PARTLY furnished 3-room apart
ment. 432 Staats.
FOR RE.NT: Small furnished
apartment. Steam heat, gas ap
pliances. Close in. Call 164 or
1591-W.
Wanted
WILL BUY any kind of cattle,
fat or thin. Call 78, Redmond.
W. R. Franks.
HOME and income property. 3 or
i bedroom home, good location,
Give description. No dealers.
Write care Bend Bulletin, Box No.
3472.
TOP PRICES paid for any kind
of cattle you have to sell. Will
pick up at your ranch. Please
call Randall Miller, Redmond.
Phone 168-X.
WANTED TO BUY: Livestock of
any kind, any amount. AIbo
horses. Have cash buyers. See
Nick Chase, or drop card: Rt 3,
Box 96; or phone1 790-W. Leave
word.
2 BR.. UNFURNISHED ant. Mod.
In good location. Needed by Jan.
L Please write or call Chamber
01 commerce, rnone zvi.
GRAPE A dairy herd with quota
in uena. can idoo-j-2.
Help Wanted
PRINEVILLE LADY, convales
cent, "needs woman for light
work. Call 266, Prineville.
NATIONAL CONCERN will se
lect franchised dealer - for this
area. Excellent opportunity for
right person to operate own busi
ness and obtain high Income.
Small Investment for starting in
ventory. Write Magnetic Corpor
ation of American. 914 Guardian
Bldg., Portland, Oregon.
"iff
nations Wanted
RELIABLE DAIRY herdsman
willltake job for winterer longer.
Earl Allen, Rt 2, Box 332, Vale,
Ore.
Lost
OR STRAYED: Short yearling
bull calf; from pastured ml. out
on Butler Mkt. Rd. Any Informa
tion leading to the whereabouts
of this calf notify Lindeborg Shoe
Service, 120 Minnesota, Bend; or
contact Jess Hellar.
Services
RED CINDERS
Top soil. Fill dirt. Barnyard ma
nure. Phone 1177-J.
Domestic Water Pumps
Service and Repairs
All makes.
1557-VV . 1645 Galveston
WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS
All makes; also elec. motors.
Picked up, repaired and returned.
1557.-W 1645 Galveston
CARPENTER WORK: New con
struction, rough framing, remod
eling, cabinets, built-ins 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, 218
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. Bumming, ham
mering, band saw welding, sander
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. f ree 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 gladly
given. Holman Transfer, 201 Irv
ing. Phone 987.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
274. 1033 Brooks.
GULICK TRUCK Service: Long
distance livestock and hay haul
ing. We pick UD livestock for lo
cal markets. Redmond Auction
house, or for shipment direct to
Union stock Yards, Portland,
Phone 790-W.
SEWING MACHINES, all makes,
$14.50 up. Lake & Dlv. TradinR
Post.
Mt. Etna Lava
Still Spreading
Cantanla, Sicily, Dec, 3 HP" A
steaming river of molten lava
from ML Etna swallowed up
three big vineyards and oozed
relentlessly on through pine for
ests today toward the little town
of Bronte, live miles away.
Inhabitants of Bronte and near
by Adrano ar.d Randazzo appre
hensively watched the clouds of
steam thrown up by the molten
rock as It Inched down the snow
covered slopes of Mt, Etna to
ward them.
They were ready to evacuate
their homes at the first signal
from police and. scientists keep
ing a close tab on the progress
01 tne eruption.
A heavy rain was falling. It
turned the inches of dust shower
ed on the countryside by the
eruption yesterday into a thick
mucK.
Two of the three streams of
lava spewed forth from the vol
cano when it blew Its top yester
day for the first time in nearly
three years had come to a halt.
at least temporarily.
But the third, boiling out of a
crater nearly 1,000 feet In dia
meter s,4U ieet up Etna, still
was moving slowly down the
mountainside In an 'S-course. It
covered three large vineyards
and invaded two Pin-' forests on
the Cayaliaro and Pappalardo
estates.
The lava flow knocked out tel
ephonic communications and po
lice and scientists on the moun
tainside kept in touch with Ca
tania with army field radioes.
Boy Faces Loss
Of One Good Eye
Seattle, Dec. 3 lut Blond, two-and-one-half-year-old
Dean Ault
played with his teddy-bear today
while his distraught parents
faced the decision of blindness or
possible death for the curly
haired youngster.
Dean lost his right eye six
weeks ago when cancer set in
An eye specialist said today
that unless the boy's other eye
were removed, the growth will
spread to the optic nerve and
eventually to the brain, possibly
killing him. - ".- -Jack
L. Ault, 32, an unemployed
construction cost accountant,
said:
"It's a tough decision to make.
. . . As long as he has a slim
chance, that's all we're fighting
for. There is nothing to lose by
trying to save what little sight
he has left."
Dean looked up from the floor
where he was playing and smiled.
Ault, and his wife, Jacqueline,
have two other sons, Donald, sev
en, and Douglas, six.
Fall Involved
Dean, born with weak eyes, fell
off a chair five months ago. It is
believed that the fall caused the
eye condition.
Even If the left eye is removed,
doctors say there is no assurance
the cancer will be arrested.
There's no sure way of sav
ing his life, anyway," the -boy's
father said. "If anything can be
done, it should be tried. But what
can we do?"
Ault feels that If he - decides
against the operation and Dean
dies, "I'll always think I didn't
do everything I possibly could
have done."
"But it's hard to order an eye
operation that will bring blind
ness to your son."
Almost blind. Dean barely can
distinguish between light and
dark. A square white patch of
surgical gauze covers the place
where his right eye normally
would be.
Junior Champion
Brings Big Price
Chicago, Dec. 3 (IP) Pretty
Bonnie Lu Logan, 15, of Van
Wert, O... pocketed about $6,650
Friday from the sale of her jun
ior grand champion steer at . a
new record price. -
The taffy-haired 4-H club girl
attracted as much attention as the
steer, a sleek, black aberdeen an
gus named Lin -Lo, as she led it
around the auction ring at the
International Livestock exposi
tion. Spirited bidding pushed the
price to $5 a pound, double last
year s record ot 2.ou. ..
ARRESTS REPORTED
Pames H. Borden and Cecil
McMahon, both Bend residents,
were arrested yesterday on intox
ication charges, city records show.
Harry Novack, of Seattle, Wash
was also cited on an intoxication
charge. W. L. Davis, Salem, was
arrested on a charge of operating
a car while under the influence
of intoxicants, according to in
formation on lUe at the police
station.
Services
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ders, call 745-R. George L. Mat
son, 1357 East 2nd?
HEATING: Service and Repair
on all makes of oil burners by
factory trained men. Oregon
Heating Co., 510 Delaware. Call
513, day or night
Crop insurance
iiiuiucmiiucaic
In Oregon Area
Fifty-nine per cent of the farm
ers In five eastern Oregon coun
ties where federal wheat crop in
surance has been in force for a
number of years now have their 1
1950 crops Insured, it has been
announced by Murl E. Cummtngs,
Spokane, Oregon-Washington di
rector, Federal crop insurance
corporation.
In the same counties Gilliam,
Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla and
Union lust short of 40 per cent
of the operators participated in
the Insurance program during tne
1949 crop year. In three addi
tional Oregon counties where fed
eral wheat crop insurance is au
thorized for the 1950 crop year
after a lapse of several years,
33.4 per cent of the eligible pro
ducers are covered. These coun
ties are Baker, Wallowa and
Wasco.
Considering all eight counties
where wheat producers may now
elect to participate in the federal
wheat crop Insurance program,
50.5 per cent of the operators are
covered, Cummlngs states.
The following is the number
of contracts in force for the 1950
crop year: Gilliam, 93; Morrow,
179; Sherman, 144; Umatilla, 43d;
Union, 169; Baker, 51; Wallowa,
104; and Wasco, 132. Percentage
wise, Morrow county leads with
71.6 per cent of the farmers elect
ing ,to be covered by insurance
In the state of Washington
where 10 counties are eligible to
participate in the federal wheat
crop Insurance program, Just 26.2
per cent 01 tne eugioie producers
are covered. .
Total wheat insurance con
tracts in force for the current
crop year in uregon numoer
1,307. In the live counties wnere
the program has been In opera
tion without lapse for several
years, the percentage Increase
over 1949 contracts in force is
152. Two hundred and eighty-
seven contracts were sold in the
three new counties this year.
In the eight counties concerned,
Cummlngs says, 2,586 wheat pro
ducers are eligible to participate
in the federal wheat crop Insur
ance program.
TICKET-TEAR ER f'AYS UP
Chattanooga, Tenn. (u? Rich
ard M. Wrignt III tore up 40
traffic tickets over a six-months
period. He paid $1 fine for each
of them.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SAUE
BY VIRTUE of an execution In
foreclosure duly issued by , the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the
County of Deschutes, Slate of
Oregon, dated the 17th uay ot
November, 1949, in a certain ac
tion in the Circuit Court lor said
County and State, wherein WIL
LIAM N1SKANEN as plaintiff
recovered judgment against EL
MER PRATEK and RUTH PRA
TER, husband and wile, defend
ants, for the sum ot fclgnteen
Hundred Seventy - Three and
93100 Dollars ($1873.93), with
interest at 67o from September
30, 1948, and costs and disburse
ments taxed at Twenty-Four and
85100 Dollars ($24.85) and attor
neys' fees in the sum of Two
Hundred Twenty and No100 Dol
lars ($220.00), on the 17th day ot
November, 1949.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I will on the 20th day of
December, 1949, at the courthouse
in Bend in said County at ten
o'clock In the forenoon of said
day, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, lor cash, the fol
lowing described property, sub
ject to the rights of Deschutes
Federal Savings & Loan Associa
tion: Lot Twenty-eight. (28) and the
Easternmost Two-thirds of Lot
Twenty-nine (29), Block Thir
teen (13), PARK ADDITION
TO BLWD, Deschutes County,
Oregon
taken and levied upon as the prop
erty of the said Elmer Prater
and Ruth Prater, husband and
wife, uulendants, or as much
thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy the said judgment in fa
vor of William Niskanen, plain
tiff, against said defendants with
interest thereon, together with all
costs and disbursements that
have or may accrue.
C. L. McCAULEY,
Sheriff.
DATED AT BEND, OREGON,
This 17th day of November, 1949.
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Stock Prices
Continue Gains
New York, Doc. 3 tlP Prices
rose to further new three-year
highs on the New York stock ex
change today with Rains ranging
to more than a point In the most
active Saturday trading session
of the year.
All secrlons of the list took part
In the brisk rise with the Indus
trial stock average moving Into
further high ground since Au
gust, 19-16. Railroad Issues, which
sparked the recent advance In the
market, rose to their best levels
since last February. Utilities are
also at their highest since Au
gust, 1946.
Today's advance coupled with
the rise in the past two sessions
has auded around $1,500,000,000
In market valuations to the list
Market experts attributed the
rise to the recent turn of events
in the coal Industry.
Investors are of the belief that
the nation is now free of all ma
jor strike threats and as a result.
American industry will operate
at high-gear for some time to
come.
The market opened with a rush
of buying orders with a number
of large blocks appearing on the
tape. Leading the upswing from
the opening bell were automotive
stocks, which were active. Gen
eral motors led the advance, im
proving fractionally ,in active
dealings.
Railroad issues were all up
small amounts. American for
eign power issues led the advance
In the utilities with gains rang
ing to more than two points. Al
lied Chemical was backward with
a loss of around a point in a firm
chemical section. Benguet Con
solidated Mining featured in trad
ing with a block of 25,000 shares
changing hands at 2, unchanged:
EASY AFTER 100
Newburyport, Mass. tuV) Cele-
hratinor hr lllVnrt hlrrnrlnv Mrs.',
Elizabeth Hutchins re m a r k e d:
"You know, the first hundred
years really are the hardest."
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed her final
accounting in the county court of
the state of Oregon for Deschutes
county and that the judge of said
court has fixed December 27,
1949, at ten o'clock a.m. at the
county court room at the court
house in Bend, Oregon, as the
time and place for hearing objec
tions to and for settlement there
of; and all persons interested are
hereby required to appear at said
hearing and show cause if such
there be why said accounting
should not be settled and allowed.
FRANCES FARNHAM. Aurnx.
c.ta., ESt ot D. R. McNew, Dec.
299-305-5-11-C
Used Davenport
$25.00
Bedroom Sets
4-Plece
$47.50
Circulating Heaters
and Oil Heaters
$12.50 up
VERN LARSON
AGENCY
Insurance & Real Estate
135 Oregon Ave. Phone 32
BEND, OREGON
1 - Bedroom Modern
Nice location, $500 down.
2- Bedroom Modern
New 2-car Pumice block
garage, 2Vi lots, picket
fenced.
$3500
2-Bedroom Modern
One of Bend's lovelier
homes, fireplace, carpeted
floors, furnace, 2-car garage.
Ask us about this unc. - ...
80-Acre Farm
80 acres, 40 water, livable
buildings, 3 miles out, on
good road. Terms.
$500
40-Acre Farm
40 acres, 31 COI. 3-bcdroom
modern home, clover, alfal
fa, seeded pasture. Will con
sider small home in town.
Home Buyer
Home buyer would like (o
give 47 custom Kaiser, just
like new, as down payment
on 2-bodroom modern home
In medium priced bracket.
New Building
Now pumice block OO'xOO'
building in adjoining town.
A steal at
$13,500