TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PA"GE SEVER
Bulletin
Classified Rates
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25 Word Onu 'I Inn- Alto
25 WoriN Thm '1 Iiiicn $l.5
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p.m. aafuitd da iiivvttiua tu publttattuii.
DCNO LODGE No. JJ9
A.F. A.M.
Suwd Commurmmon
u. a a p. m. .
tliction ol Otrutn
Entiiumment Hliittimnti
Wittfn Wing, fctt.
For Halo Ileal lClutu
J. S. DAVIS CO.
l'hiiiio 185 Penney Hldg.
Wi'Hl side beauty. 2 1)1'.; good fire,
place; lulwil. Ins.; oil lnuiacc;
iikiiI. kitchen unil nook, 'lnl is u
lovely Inline, well built ol liooil
malciiulii; level lot, ml In lawn;
buck yard fenced; paved hi.: clow
lo shopping ccnler. $7500, un
til A terms.
3 un. moil., with dinette. Fully
furnished, with new elec. mime
nml rclrlg.; on paved Hi.; close lo
cny comer; garage uml sued. Will
will lurnlHhcd tir uiihii nlnlied.
J'rlci! furnished. $3500, on u-i.'ns.
Well arranged, 2 III'. Itoinit, 2 blks.
from Allen hcIiI. Exlni lr. can bo
lidded wu huul spoiling house
lilan. All goinl-sl.u i iiih.; lulwil,
til h. ; good lurnueo; 7ix 110 loi In
liiwn; alt. garage. 2-.vr.-old home
III lino cond. 1'riced $7500, on rea
sonable, lennii.
2 lir., new homo, on ICitHt bide;
liavcd ul.; lulwil, I Its. ; oil lurnace;
elec. healer; wiled lor range.
$5600, on terms ol $050 cash, rea
sonable monthly terms.
Charming, new, large 2 br. home
on KiikI Hide; l' loin. Lgo. Hv.
rni.; all lulwil. (Irs.: oxeop. ilnc
furnaee; Ih-iiuI i I ill moil, kilehen;
mil. rm.; alt. garage. This imr
constructed home In available lor
llllllied. ikihh. Asking pike 87500.
on Kooil terms.
S8500 3 lieilroom homo; lull
basement, fireplace, lurnace,
hardwood Doom, double Karaite;
2 Iota.
S10.000 4 bedroom home; good
location; paved sired.
SI 1.000 New home: 2 larue bod
rooms; choice locution; paved
hi i cel.
S53S0 New. 2 liodroom, modern
paved street; east aide. FHjiV
terms.
$11500 New, 2 bedroom home.
JrllA lei ins.
FARMS
Several farms ami ranches, vnrV'
lilK in puce Iicim SI;IKI up. Dm'
In particular at Sltouu -consist
ing ol IWK) ucres.-2.i0 acres nee
water ilghls, 125 acres meadow.
Approximately $5000 llmlier. U
room, modern home. Uain and
other ranch buildings, 'lei ins.
RIXE HEAL ESTATE & INS.
901 bono, I'houe 535
ANNE FOHUES.
30 uicroii
REALTOR
l'noiie 3o-W
A HatKnln 4 lots; 2 bedroom
house: suower, kitchen raiutc, ru
ruKc, barn. Only $3150. SIUjO
down; $50 month.
Ileautlful river site 3li ncres;
2 room, complelely lurnishoti and
eiiuipped Ior cabin. SISUO. ShOU;
Sj month.
Good location, 2'i lots; 2 Ih'iI
room home; electric ranye wir
Iiir. Owner sold lust yeur $100
worth ol strawberries. $5750;
terms.
Very Rood Income. Close in
apartment, with 4 rental units.
Also 3 room, modern house, ml
furnished. Income SlbO month.
Only $o00. $2500 uown; yioo
mouth, ,
6-10 acres, near Sisters. IIIrIi
way Roes tliruiiRh land. Jumper
and pine. Hoauiiuii buildlnR site.
$2j00. $700 down; $25 month.
ALL STATE REALTY CO.
Vacant. 2 br., mod.;on Federal.
Full cement bsml.; tuel lurnace;
auto, hot water; Rood RiiriiRo;
level lot, lenceil. $uo00, easy
terms.
Semi-modern, 1 br. house; bath
room and lixtures there not
complete. $1700, lull price.
7 lots; 2 face on lllh St., 5 on
12lli. All lor $1500; or $250 each.
Cozy, clean, 2 br., mod.; new ru
riiRe; nice iuwn; lot leuced. $-1500,
terms.
Well constructed, 3 hr mod.;
1iiiro concrete bsml; Rood ru
riiRe; oversize lot; ciose In; Eusl
side. $iU50; attractive terms.
We need listlhRS on clean, modern
homes.
21 Greenwood '
Phono 107
NEED A HOME? Check the
Dcul of the Day on KUND 9:45
a.m. Call today and Inspect the
listlnRS at Gilbert's Heal Estate,
1015 Wall St.
WE HAVE BUYERS (or 2 and 3
br. homes, ulso ucreuRO with city
water, and a 40 to 80 acre farm
close In, condition of buildings
and land immulcrlnl. It It isn t
listed with us. we cun t sell It,
See C. J. Llntlli or D. II. Peoples,
Mldstuto Realty Co. Phone 4i)J,
WANT TO SELL? List your
nronorly wllh GILBERT. A
stitinro ileal, and prompt, efficient
courteous service is yours at Gil
bert's liuul Estuto. 1015 Wull til,
Classifieds Reach 20,000 Readers
l''or Kulo Ilrul KmIuIji
UAIUiAINS AT UIIJIKimf"
eir.fi niiWN i.lv. i-.n Uwun
with rimm Iwanmrn nml Imili.
Fenced yard; lawn; senile lank
ami drilled hole; garage and
woodshed. $2750.
$500 DOWN: Uv. rm.; kitchen;
2 br. mid lull h. Kock wool Insu
lated; good lounilallon; eleclrlc
walcrhealcr; wlri'd lor rungi.-;
fenced cor. lot. $1200.
4 UK.: Mod. home; rloso In, on
pave.; reasonably priced, with
terms. Oak Ills.; lurnace heat;
lame mix.; fenced yard; dhle. ga
rage. $7500.
GILBERTS REAL ESTATE
1015 Wall , rimne 23-J
FARMS, II A NCI IKS, FARM
KKNTAIi
Unimproved laiuls.
BENJAMIN RUSSEIX
Heal 1-jilale
North lllwuv. HI. 3. Box ,'11.1
liond, Ore. I'hone 2010-W3
$1500 Cash; bat. $1000 nt $50 per
mo, buys a mod., 2 br. home.
HmiKe wlrlnit; eloc. water heater;
utility plumbed for llendlx. Insu
lated and weullierstrlpped.
Can be piirchuseil with or with
out furniture, lieniitlful 2 br..
mod.; on W. 2nd. Kanue wlilnn;
elec. water heater; firoiilace;
Immt. ; oil pipe lurnace. Shown
by uppt.
2 itood bulldiiiK lolN on E. 8th.
(.;ood ml. view. SI UK) cash.
Good hulldlni; lot In U00 block on
Federal. $-150 cash.
For Value, call Mr. Locklln
E. M. BUCKNUM, REALTOR
lOaiUrooks I'hone 331
Near the ChamlH'r of Commerce
ON WEST SIDE. Imm. poss. 3
br., mod.; oil heat; 2 lots. $-1750;
$500 cash; bal. $50 mo. West Side
Real Estate. I'hone UK8-M.
1IRAND NEW: 2 br., mod. home,
located at 734 E. 4th. I'rlce jiWKl,
with $1500 down. See owner on
premises durliiK day. Or phone
703-W.
Fuel
G(XD, 1)RY body wood, $9 per
cord. I'hone 1552-J lor prompt
delivery on any leiiRlh.
DRY HODY wood. Phone 852-W.
Claude Gant, 1204 Davenport.
GOOD. DRY, creen seasoned Jack
pine; sawed Hi" or 24". $12 per
cord; any umt. Allen Grunt.
I'houe 314-W.
REST HODY WOOD, SO cord: $12
III Redmond. Slab, $7.50 cord, 4
enrdtots; SlO.ftlV In Redmond.
Card to O. D. Alexander, Lupine;
or call 5K3, Hcnd.
GOOD, DRY body wood: Imm. de
livery. Phone 10U4-W. Write Wil
son & Harrison. 5 Norton.
WHEN YOU want wood, anv
nml. 1(5 in.. $0 two cord lots.
$0.50 one cord. 4 ft. limb wood,
$10.50. Phone 15U5 R.
JACKPINE AND Inckpliie slabs:
also best of body wood; will cut
unv lenRt.'i. Put your orders In
now. Phone 1384-M; or cull ut
1032 Federal.
2 CORD 16" cr. slnb. 514.00: 2
cord 10" diy slab, $19.00. deliver
ed In Uend. (You haul from yard.
$5 per cord.) Central OrcRon
Fuel Co.. phone 201-W. 936 A St,
Redmond, Ore.
COLDER weal her comhiR. Don't
Ret ciiiiRht short. Order today.
5 grades wood. Lump, nut coals.
Prompt doiivery, city or country.
Phono 707. BrookltiRS Wood
Yard.
For Sule Fnrm Products
FOR SALE between now and
Christmas: Nice Rod hens, 2llc
live wgt.j 4 Or dressed. Sid Conk
lln place, 1 ml. west "Peterson's
Rock Gardens. Phono. 1503-J I.
FRYER RABBITS, on foot or
dressed. Hugh Branson, 1st place
north of Richardson schl. Phone
2100J5.
CHOICE FILBERTS: assld. mils.
5 lbs. $1, postpaid. Mrs.'Loye M.
Hair, Rt. 1, Box 174, WushouRiil,
Wash.
FRYER CHICKENS any time.
Ready for lookers or for immod.
use. Cull at 30 Murshullror phone
1407-R.
CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK
to Central OroRon Auction for
the hlRhest prices. Sale every
Thursday. Ben R. Smith, MRr.
Phono 12-R-3.
MILK COWS for sale, or trade;
ready to freshen; Holsteln, Jer
seys and Guernseys. Also Short
horn and Angus bulls. Please call
Randull Miller, Redmond, Oregon.
Phone 168-X.
For Sale Miscellaneous
BEND AUCTION
Sale every Saturday, 11:30. Bond
Auction Yard. Consign curly.
Phone 1209.
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-U25, Redmond.
1 McCULLOCH chain snw: used
one month. Reasonable. Phone
1517-M.
PRACTICALLY NEW, Spark oil
healer. Phone 78 J; or after 5,
2008-J2.
A LARGE stock of reconditioned
and guaranteed used refrigera
tors from $19.50 up: used wring
er washers from $19.50 up. Used
automatic electric ranges from
$39.50 ut) find also trailers. 11)5 It
Greenwood Oregon Equipment
Co., phone 888.
lor i Kulo MIm-cIIuiicoiim
I'R. OF SKI IlixriS, worn once;
sl;e 11; (or sale cheap, Call CZ3
W for appl.
I'RACTICALLV new Curco Jun
ior track arch. Yarded less than
'.it million ft. S2M. Huleh Quil
li'll, llox 102, Sweet Home, Ore.
I'hone Cruwfordsvllle, Ore., 2 F4.
CENTURY ELECTRIC motor,
b.p., IX) cycle, 115 2.10 v. Ful-Flo
hydraulic pump allached; also
some copiior and rubber lines and
brass flllluitH. Call 1404H be
tween li:',V) and 7:30 p.m.
RApT- AMERICAN T R AlTTrfR
COACHES. lJcauliful, new 33 ft.,
2-bedroom, shower, (i ft. refrlxcr
utor. Homo on wheels. 22 ft. mod
el, Ideal for small family. I loth
models roomy and comfortable
for uraeloUH llviiiK. New low In
terest rales; down, balance 3
years. Llliornl allowance on trade
ins. Trailer heaters for sale,
10-18 27 ft, I'an-Amerlcan; hot wn
lor, 0 ft. elec. refrlx.; excellent
coml. I'rlcod reasonable.
REDMOND TRAILER PARK
71 li mid Grace
FRENCH DOORS: excellent cond.
Equipped with hardware. I'hone
1075-U.
LIKE GOOD fresh okks? 4 blu
red hens laying regularly and
will all winter. Were pullets this
last fall. $2.50 each. I'hone 1000
M or 232.
PRACTICALLY NEW MontaR
wood heater. $35. 1550 Division.
WALNUT FINISHED bedroom
suite; Rood cond. Chest of draw
ers, vanity, bench; bedsprincs
and mattress. Only $70.50. 707
Delaware, cor. of Bond and Dela
ware. CHRISTMAS TREES for sale. 17
Scott St. Phone 1708 W.
WHIZZER MOTOR bike. Will sell
for less than orlR. cost. Call
In person at 1335 Milwaukee Ave.
Or phone 1G10 W.
BOWSER ELECTRIC computlnR
Rasollno pump; reconditioned.
HurIi flreor, 1311 Milwaukee.
Phone MCXi-J.
SPARK OIL hoaler: Monarch
while enamel trash burner: Ruud
side-arm riis water healer; all
with Pipe and fitthiRS. 1334 Un
ion. Call 1849-W.
CHRISTMAS TREES for sale.
2 'a ml. out of Redmond on Bend
Hlway. 50c and up. Contact Leo
Boimlor, Redmond.
New baby beds and plnv pons,
choice, S9.95. Child's metal table
and 2 chairs. $9.95. Now roll-awny
bod wllh coll springs, S17.50. Din
ing table wllh buffet and 5 match,
chairs. $49.50. Now, reg. 'Sfiil.uff,
overstuffed swing rockers, $34.50.
Chests of drawers, dressers. Lrc.
tont, $15. Oil circulators, $39.50.
Apt. elec. ruiiRe; elec. refrigera
tors. CLIFF'S BARGAIN SPOT
North Hiway
Open EvenhiRS Phono 1531-W
Do Your Christmas Shopping
at
CASCADE SEWING MACHINE
& DRY GOODS CO.
707 Columbia I'hone 1-187-W
Sweaters All-wool and nylon;
slipover and cardigan styles. Ny
lon Hose and Slips. Blouses in
many stylos. Large selection of
gift Towels.
Wostinghouse sewing machines,
roasters, blankets, Irons, toasters,
waffle-irons, etc.
Store open till 9 p.m. for your
convenience.
ONE-HALF CARAT blue dia
mond ring, no flaws; less one
half .cost for cash. Phone 393.
1 PR. 7 FT. metnl edRCd North
land skis, harness, polos, and size
8 ski boots; like new. $24. Phone
1308-R. 333 East Olnoy.
For
Sprinkler Irrigation Equipment
see or write
Bcninmln Russell
Rt. 3. Box 313 Bend
Phone 94
RADIO TUBES Complete stock
Philco and other nationally
known brands. Tubes tested.
Bend Furniture Co.
LITTLE RED WAGONS With
steel bodies, rubber tires. $2.95.
Seven other sizes und models, up
lo the big roller-bearing lob, usu
ally sold at S12. Our price S9.95.
Many tricycles, pedul and chain
drive typos, as low as $3.96.
Everything for the bicycle. Large
stock ol tricycle wheels.
CARL AUSTIN
Bond and Greenwood
McCULLOCH SAW for sale; like
new. Phone 583, Bend; or 7578,
Prlnevllle,
SALE TREE L1TES at cost. 7
light, series, $1; 7-llght- Indepen,
,i.,t ,.li,..n.. ci rzn. U.U..M t,,itv
bllnji. $1.75: 7-llgiit outdoor. $2.45:
double set, clip-on, $3.95. Junior
skis, r. $2, with poles, $3; Evuns
l'ty Co., open evenings.
For Salo Used Cars
1936 DODGE SEDAN. Good body
and upholstery; 907o rubhor; new
rings and inserts. 62,561 actual
mileage. $250. 18 McKay. Phone
1227-J.
AUTOMOBILE FRANCHISE
available for this area. No motor
car offers more for your dollar
than the new Austin of England
at the dovulunlod price of $1375
for a fully equipped 4-dr. sedan.
Will consider awarding franchise
to established dealer or any other
who can show financial responsi
bility and obtain proper facilities.
Apply to Oregon distributor
Northwest Light Cur Company
722 S.W. 18th Portland, Ore.
For Kale Used Curn
1041 DESOTO sedan. A steal at
$-175. See at E. liih and Franklin
days; or call IHfvl-W evenings.
TD0 with Isaacson Hydraulic doz
er; motor recently rebuilt. $21-K)5.
Jim Small, Prlnevllle. Phone 607.
liETTEH UUYS AT EDDIE'S
1047 Chevrolet 2 dr. Special
Deluxe Sedan $1295
1911 DeSoto 5 -pass. Club
Coupe. K&1I. A won
derlul buy at $775
1912 Studebaker Chumplon
Sedan. R&H $695
1935 Ford Pickup. Cheap
transportation and a
real buy ut $345
We have a number of other Rood
buys and we trade (or anythinK
of value.
EDDIE'S SALES & SERVICE
BEND GARAGE CO.
"Winterized Used Cars"
1947 Chevrolet Aeroscdan. Three
of these style loaders, all in top
condition und guaranteed. Equip
ped with K&II, seat covers, and
untl-freeze.
1948 Plymouth Sedan. A top value
In excellent order, itadlo, heater,
and anti-lrcezc.
1917 Studebaker Club Coupe. The
Commander model In Jet black.
Winterized.
19-10 DoiIrc Sedan. A Rreen beau
ty that has radio, brakes, and foR
liRhts. Reduced In price.
19-11 Hudson Club Coupe. A one-
owner cur that, shows excellent
care. Winterized.
1941 Ford Club Coupe. A thrill
l.'iR performer, equipped with
R&H, sent covers, und visor. Has
Mercury motor.
LOW-COST BARGAINS
1937 Chevrolet 2-Door $235
1037 Ford 2-Door, heater 325
1937 Ford 2-Door, K&H 125
1936 Ford Sedan, heuter 275
1930 Chevrolet Sedan 50
1934 Olds Sedan 95
Phone 193
1936 CHEV. PICKUP. Price S200.
Model A coupe, $100. Phone 852
W. 1204 Davenport
19-19 CHEV. ii-ton pickup: like
new; with extras; deluxe cab; 6
ply tires. $U9-j. 73d i.. Norton
Ave. Phone 965.
1938 BUICK special 4-dr. sedan.
R4cH ; good rubber. Priced to sell
See at 1414 Hartford, after 5 p.m.
'30 CHEV. 2-dr, with good motor;
$85. 13 ft. truck bed, like new;
with slock racks. 510 yuimby
Ave. Phone 1455-R.
For Rent
PASTURE for 100 head of horses
or mules until the 1st of Mav.
No cattle. For information, write
Merrill Hansen, General Delivery
Condon, Ore.
FURNISHED. 2 RM.. semi-mod.
house; close to shopping dist. and
bus line. Phone 1398-M.
SMALL. 3 RM., furnished house;
wash, machine and stu. tubs; hot
wutcr. Cull before 10 a.m. or af
ter 6 p.m. 54 Gilchrist Ave. Phone
1417-J. No pets or children.
4 RM., MODERN, furnished
house; close to mills. Inquire 827
Delaware; or phone 5U9-W.
3 RM.. FURNISHED apt.; newly
decorated; has new refrig. and
range. Phone 19-J.
2 RM.. FURNISHED cabin: not
mod. $15 per mo., incl. lights and
water. Inquire 2205 E. 1st. Phone
923-R.
3 RM.. MODERN house: partly
furnished incl. gas range. Nice
location on paved st. $35 to rcli
able, permanent people. See at
525'i Columbia. Phone 11F23.
1 RM., FURNISHED cabin; all
utilities furnished. Suitable for
bachelor. Not mod. $15 month.
Located 745 Colorado. Phone
1316-VV.
EXCHANGE RENTAL: 2 br.
house, very close in, for 2 or 3
br. house with large garage or
other large outbldg. Phone 726-M.
MONTHLY RATES now in effect.
1 & 2 br. WAHEE Cottages, on
South 3rd.
REDMOND RENTAL: 2 rm., fur
nished, mod. cottaRe. Phone 168
Y, Redmond.
1 BR.. FURNISHED apt.; close
in; pleasant surroundings; util.
furnished, incl. heat. Adults; no
pets. 579-J after 5:30 p.m.
2 BR FURNISHED apt.; gas
cooking and heat; elec. refrig.
Weekly rates. Also single bod
room units. Owl Motel, 1729 E.
First.
CLEAN, HEATED sleeping rm.;
close in. 1630-W; or 42 Haw
thorne. 212'4 EAST IRVING: 3 rooms,
modern, furnished. $32.50. Anne
Forbes, Realtor. 36 Oregon.
Phone 36-W.
DUPLEX: 2 br., furnished; also
2 br., unfurnished. Mod.; auto,
furnace. Phone 1173-J; or inquire
nt first gray rear -house back
Carroll Acres Store.
ROOMS:-Newly decorated; good
beds. $20 per mo. Restaurant
downstairs. Located across from
Brooks Box Factory, The Quick
Lunch. 542 Arizona Ave. Under
now management.
APTS. FOR RENT, for winter
months. L Ranoho Motor Hotel.
Phone 199-Z, Redmond.
For Itoiit
3 RM. C(ITAGE.
North 1st, Bond.
Inquire 2540
CABINS at Pine Tree Auto Court
on South Hiway 97. Winter rates.
Wanted
ANYONE HAVING folding organ
to sell, contact Benson Piano Co.,
65 Gilchrist Ave. Phone 1087.
WANTED TO BORROW: $1800
or $2000, on a new, 2 br., mod.
home, Just completed. Write Box
3320, co Bend Bulletin.
WILL BUY any kind of cattle,
fut or thin. Call 78, Redmond.
W. R. Frunks.
TOP PRICES paid for any kind
of cattle you have to sell. Will
pick up at your ranch. Please
call Randall Miller, Redmond.
Phone 108-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.
GRADE A dairy herd with quota
in uend. call 1HMJ Z.
Help Wanted
VETERANS or CIVILIANS
Learn to be an
Aeroplane Mechanic (lyr.)
Diesel Mechanic (Portland)
Telegrapher (Portland)
Refrigeration (Portland)
Watch Repair (Calif.)
Residence Schools, fully approved
Complete Information without ob
ligation.
See or write today.
Mr. Fish. Pilot Butte inn
Wed, or Thurs., Dec. 7 & 8 only
WANTED NOW MEN 18 TO 50
For shop training in Plumbing.
Electricity, Auto Mechanics, Shoe
Repair, Drafting. Veterans may
earn UP to $210-$290 month while
training. Free employment serv
ice during and after training. In
vest lfiat now, today. Come In or
write
Mr. Wilkinson
Pilot Butte Inn
Wed. or Thurs.. Dec. 7 & 8 only
PRINEVILLE LADY; convales
cent, needs woman for light
work. Call 266, Prlneville.
Situations Wanted
WILL DO cleaning or take care
of children 3 afternoons a week.
Phone 893.
OREGON STATE graduate, busi
ness and technology, would like
opportunity In Bend, Prineville,
or Redmond. Have some account
ing experience. Write or call D.
D. Potter, 911 S.W. 21st, Portland
5. Phone BEacon 0898. .
Lost
1 BLUE, SHOULDER strap, cloth
purse, between Lafayette and
Tower Theater. Please return to
Skyline Steak House.
LOST: Saturday, Dec. 3. 1 sleep
ing bag and air mattress. Between
Bond and Bradetich farm on
Burns hiway. Call 1479-W or 1102.
Reward.
Services
PRIVATE steel guitar lessons.
For Information call at 1017 New
port, Bend, Oregon.
ROOF REPAIRS and reshingling.
20 years experience. Work guar
anteed. TeL 1296-W.
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-lns and shop
work. F. W. Page, phone 650-M,
general contractor.
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain
holes shot. Free estlmates. 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, 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. 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 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 up 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. Trading
Post.
FOR TOP SOIL, fill dirt and cln
ders, cull 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.
Services
Domestic Water Pumps
Service and Repairs
All makes.
1557-W 1645 Galveston
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
FOR KALE
Oral auction bids will be re
ceived by the Regional Forester
or his authorized representative
at the office of the Forest Super
visor, Bend, Oregon, beginning at
2:00 p.m., January 6, 1950. for all
the live timber marked or desig
nated for cutting and all mer
chantable dead timber located on
an area embracing about 7000
acres within Sections 19, 20, 21,
22, 23, 24, 25,' 26, 27, 28, 29, 30.
32, 33 and 34, T. 20 S., R. 15 E
and Sections 4 and 5, T. 21 S.,
R. 15 E W.M., In the Pine Mtn.
area, Deschutes National Forest,
Oregon, estimated to be 20,000,000
feet B.M., more or less, ol live
and marked dead ponderosa pine
and an unestimated amount of
unmarked dead ponderosa pine
and other species of sawtimber.
Sealed bids accompanied by the
required payment received by the
Forest Supervisor prior to 2:00
p.m., January 6, 19o0, will De con
sidered the equivalent of an oral
bid and posted for the informa
tion of all bidders. The appraised
value of the timber according to
long-term, normal market and op
erating conditions Is $5.90 per M
feet for live and marked dead
ponderosa pine and $1.00 per M
feet for unmarked dead ponder
osa pine and other species. No
bid will be considered which is
less than these rates as a base
rate applicable through the entire
period of the sale agreement, plus
an additional amount of at least
$15.30 per M feet for live and
marked dead ponderosa pine and
$1.50 per M feet for unmarked
dead ponderosa pine and other
species, which additional amounts
shall De subject to quarterly
calendar adjustment upward or
downward by 0.4 of the difference
between the Western Pine Associ
ation base index prices deter
mined as set forth below and the
average of the Western Pine As
sociation index prices as calcu
lated by the Forest Service at the
end of each quarter. Such adjust
ment in the additional amounts
for stumpage shall be applicable
to timber cut and scaled during
the calendar quarter for which
the adjustment is computed. In
no event, however, will the ad
justed stumpage rates for each
quarter be less than the basic ap
praised rate as first stated above.
The base index prices for this sale
are an average of the monthly
Western Pine Association lumber
price Indices from October 1,
1947. to March 31. 1948. for pon
derosa. pine. The provisions of
the quarterly adjustments shall
he effective unal July l. 1951, or
until 10.000.000 feet have been
cut and scaled If that amount is
not cut and scaled prior to that
date. On July 1, 1951, and at
other times, as stated in the con
tract, rates will be redetermined
by the Regional Forester. In no
event, however, will rates be
established which are less than
the basic appraised rates as first
above stated and in no event will
rates for payment of stumpage
on or after July 1, 1951, be less
than those determined m accord
ance with the reappraisal provi
sions of the agreement. In addi
tion to the prices bid for stump
age, a cooperative deposit of $0.75
per M feet B.M., to be used by
the t orest berviee lor paying tne
cost of slash disposal, and a co
operative deposit of $0.70 per M
feet B.M., to cover tne cost ol
tree planting, seed sowing and
timber stand improvement work
on the area cut over, for the total
cut of live ponderosa pine timber
under the terms of tne agree
ment, will be required. $25,000.00
to be applied on the purchase
price, refunded, or retained in
part as liquidated damages, ac
cording to the conditions of sale,
must accompany each sealed bid
and must be shown to be in the
possession of oral bidders as a
qualification for auction bidding.
If an oral bid is declared to be
high at the closing of the auc
tion, the bidder must immediately
make the required payment and
confirm the bid by submitting it
in writing on a Forest Service
bid form. The right to reject any
and all bids is reserved. Before
bids are submitted, full informa
tion concerning . the timber,, the
conditions of sale and the sub
mission of bids should be obtained
from the Forest Supervisor-, Bend,
Oregon, or the Regional Forester,
Portland, Oregon. -
1-11-18-C
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Dec. 6 Ui Cattle
salable 250; market active, steady
at Monday's advance; top Mon
day .25 for load good 1020 lb.
steers and few head 902 lbs.; odd
low medium sters today 21; com
mon lb-ia; medium-good heifers
to li top Monday 23; canner-
cutter cows 10:50-12; shells down
ward to 9; common medium beef
cows 13-lo; odd good cows 16;
common sausage bulls 14-15.
Calves salable 50; market ac
tive, steady; odd good vealers
23-24; choice Monday to 26; me
dium heavy calves 13-20; com
mons down to 14.
Hogs salable 150; market ac
tive, steady; good-choice 180-230
lbs. 17.50; 290 lbs. down fo 16;
good 350-550 lb. sows 13.50-15;;
good-choice feeders 17:50-18.50;
choice 77 lbs. 19.
Sheep salable 300; very little
offered early; few sales steady;
good-choice lambs 21, common
down to 17; good ewes 6.50; light
ewes quotable to 7 or above.
Farm people today 'account for
only 19 per cent of the total
American civilian population.
Pine Forest
Pine Forest Grange, Dec. 6
(Special) Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Lathrop were Thanksgiving day
dinner guests at the home of their
son, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robin
son, and family.
Mrs. Stella Nelson spent
Thanksgiving with her daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Hollenbeck, at Lebanon. Mrs.
Nelson went on to Tigard and
visited her son and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Wlllard Nelson.
Miss Barbara Mize Is working
in Klamath Falls. The first of
January she expects to be trans
ferred to Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Willmer R. Van
Vleet from Hlllsboro spent the
Thanksgiving week end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Van
Vleet.
J. R. Boyd spent several days
In Burns the first of the week
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gless and
daughter, Jenny Lee, and son,
Johnny', spent the Thanksgiving
week end at Underwood, Wash.,
visiting Mrs. Gless' brother, How
ard Estey, and family. Ernest
Estey and children from Portland
also were guests at the Howard
h-stey home.
Mrs. Lester Kramer and daugh
ter, Beauna Barton, visited in
Richland, Wash., over the Thanks
giving week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Massey. Mrs. Mas
sey will be remembered as Gar
net Rae Barton.
Miss Juanita Carroll spent the
Thanksgiving week end at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Earl
Anders. Other guests at the An
ders home for Thanksgiving din
ner were Mrs. Anders eldest son,
Hugh, and a friend of his, L. W.
Woodall, from Los Angeles. Jua
nita is a sophomore it the Uni
versity of Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marsn and
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cook spent last
week end in Portland visiting
Billy Marsh, who is a patient at
the Good Samaritan hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wright
of Hood River called at the D.
H. Eslick home Thursday. Ches
ter is the son of the late Albert
U. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Eslick, Mrs.
Christine Kester and Mrs. Rose
Gibson were Thanksgiving dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Cloer of Bend.
Mrs. O. E. Hinshaw is visiting
her mother and sister at ML Ver
non. Ore.
Mrs. Tom Craig and daughters,
Jean and Carrol Anne, from Hood
River, called at the Paul Marsh
home Saturday.
Fred Gugelman and daughter,
Nellie, from Lodl,. Calif., were
dinner guests Wednesday at the
Paul Marsh- home. The Gugel-
mans were on their way to Wash
ington.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walker
and son, Clinton, called at the
Elmer Anderson home Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cook were
dinner guests at the Paul Marsh
home Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Hannah Stratton was a
dinner guest Thanksgiving day at
the H. R. Tucker home.
Bob Coyle was a Thanksgiving
dinner guest at the Elmer Ander
son home.
Mr.- ana Mrs. Albert waiKer
and sons spent Thanksgiving day
m Prineville with Mr. and Mrs.
William Krog.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Ford, M.
W. Woodon and Martin Neel were
Thanksgiving dinner guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Neel.
Ronald Walker returned to Eu
gene Sunday, where he is attend
ing the University of Oregon. He
spent the Thanksgiving week end
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert "Walker.
Mr. ' and Mrs. Tim Sullivan
from Klamath Falls spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Sulli
van's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall Welshons.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Halligan and
daughter, Sherry, were Thanks
giving dinner guests at the home
of Don's parents, Mr. and .Mrs.
L. R. Halligan. Wayne Halligan
also spent the week end at the
home of his parents.
Mr. and Mi's. Adolph Jorgensen
from Onalaska, Wash., spent
Thanksgiving with their son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jor
gensen. Cub Scout Pack 25 held its
monthly pack meeting Monday
evening at the Pine Forest grange
hall. There were about 80 Cubs
and parents attending. The fol
lowing Cubs received awards:
Wolf patch and pin went to
Wayne Foreman; gold and silver
arrows went to Garry Klink, Billy
Borden, Billy Boyd, Wayne Fore
man, Ronald Moye, Edwin Attlee,
Richard Moon. The following
Cubs received neckerchief slide
and jewels for slide: Garry Slate,
Monte Murphy, Larry Leaggeld,
Ronald Moye and James Haller.
James Haller received his bear
pin.
District commissioner George
Fulton was present and intro
duced the neighborhood commis
sioner, W. G. Wilson. Den 3 pre
sented the colors. Den 4 will pre
sent the colors for the January
pack meeting, which will be Jan
uary 24 at the Pine Forest grange
hall. There will be no pack meet
ing in December.
PORTLAND MARKETS
Portland, Dec. 6 lu1) Portland
butter and egg prices ivere un
changed today.
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 51c doz.; grade AA
large 51c; A large 48c; AA me
dium 42c; certified A medium
41c; B medium 37c; A small 39c;
cartons 2c additional.
Stab Wound, 7
Years Old, Fatal
Portland, Dec. 6 till A mortu
ary today asked the coroner's of
fice for permission to bury a man
who died of knife wounds suf
fered seven years ago.
Authorities said Clarence R.
Russell died at his home last
Thursday and a report from the
veterans hospital was the result
of spinal paralysis caused by a
knife wound.
Deputy coroner Gideon Snook
said Russell was stubbed April
11, 1942, In an altercation with a
man identified on police records
as Bruce Logan Smith. Smith
died October 15 In the state men
tal hospital, authorities said.
FIREMEN GATHER TREES
Culver, Dec. 6 Small fir trees
from the Mount Jefferson foot
hills in the Cascade mountains
to the west of here will grace
homes of this town and at Ma
dras during the holiday season.
Members of the fire departments
of the two communities went
with 'trucks Sunday on a Christ
mas tree gathering bee.
Proceeds from the Christmas
tree sales will go toward ex
panding activities of the volun
teer departments.
TAKEN TO PRISON
Two teen-age Prineville youths
charged with contributing to the
delinquency of two minor girls,
Sunday were taken to the Ore
gon state prison to begin serving
18-month sentences.
The youths, Lester Howard
Fields, 18, and Leonard C. Shobe,
19, were taken to the prison by
Claude L. McCauley, Deschutes
county sheriff.
The boys pleaded guilty to
charges that they persuaded two
Terrebonne girls to accompany
them on a five-day trip to Vale.
STARTS PRISON TERM
Edgar Allen Pool, 26, of Salem,
Sunday was taken to the Oregon
state prison by Claude L. McCau
ley, Deschutes county sheriff, to
begin serving a five-year sentence,
for auto theft.
Pool was arrested in Salem
November 14, and accused of
stealing a car owned by a fiend
resident. He pleaded guilty to the
charge.
Sentence was Imposed by R. S,
Hamilton, Deschutes county cir
cuit judge.
INJURY CAUSES DEAKI
Portland, Dec. 6 Of) The Rev.
Emanuel R. D. Hollensted, 82,
retired Presbyterian . minister,
died today of injuries suffered
last week when he was struck
down bv an automobile In a
southeast Portland district. I'l
was the city's 25th traffic in'.r.V,
ty of the year, compared to 47
on the samj date last year.
SUES FOR COLLECTION
A suit to collect payment of a
$600 promissory note was filed
yesterday in the Deschutes coun
ty circuit court against Denis R.
Beaulieu by B. A. Dickerson, t':e
record shows.
The note was delivered bv the
defendant in March of 1943, ac
cording to the complaint.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been
appointed administrator of the
estate of Laura McWhorter, de-,
ceased, by Honorable Ralph S.
Hamilton, Circuit Judge, and all
persons having claims against
said estate are required to pre
sent them duly verified to the
undersigned at the office of H.
H. De Armond, United States Na
tional Bank Building, Bend, Ore
gon, within six months from the
date of the first publication of
this notice.
DATED and first published
this 22nd day of November, 1949.
H. H. De ARMOND,
Administrator.
296-301-1-7-C
YERN LARSON
AGENCY
Insurance & Red Estate
135 Oregon Ave. Phone 32
BEND, OREGON
1 - Bedroom Modern
Nice location, $500 down.
2- Bedroom Modern
New 2-car Pumice block
garage, 2'j lots, picket
fenced.
$3500
2-Bedroom Modern
One of Bend's lovelier
homes, fireplace, carpeted
floors, furnace, 2-car garage.
Ask us about this one.
80-Acre Farm
80 acres, 40 wa',er, livable
buildings, 3 miles out, on
good road. Terms.
$5500
40-Acre Farm
40 acres, 31 COI. 3 bedroom
modern home, clover, alfal
fa, seeded pasture. Will con
sider small home In town.
Home Buyer
. Home buyer would like to
give 47 custom Kaiser, just
like new, as down payment
on 2 bedroom modern home
in medium priced bracket.
New Building
New punilci) block ED'xOO'
' building In adjoining town.
A steal at
. , ,. $13,500