FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
20,000
Classified Rates
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brvlua dar. On half aia ar laiaar,
u.m. HMnd day pravluut u uubllcalton.
11 EN D A Kit i E NO? 2OH0 "
F. O. E. Hull
Merta Every Friday Nlulit
Earl J. Wclir. W. 1'.
428 South 4lh. Phone 1525 W
W, M. I.oy, Secretary
,lL?' liX 'lUl Vhmw 20
For Kiilit Itt-ul :mIii(o
ITS ABOUT TIME
TO HARVEST llw annual crop of
XiruiH mill New Yi'ar greet
1 1 1 H b . Our contribution Is
thill If nil of us have dense
enough In see things nit
they mi', u n (I courage
enough to do something
iibout II, tilt) Now year will
' turn out nil right for most
of u.
NOW XHEN, If wo .no to be
come ono of the richest men
In DoNchulca county this
coming your, wo in u a I
hiivo moro listings: laitus,
homes, busbies properties.
MomI every cliiy wo huvo
calls f o r something wo
don't huvo. Wo can't sell It
If II Isn't listed. Wo nool
moro good farms "ml mock
. rimchcH for men who want
10 buy iiihI have the money.
Wo need u numiior of city
homo In popular price
rmiKO lhal can lie Bold on
IcriiM. If you huvo a good,
paying IiusIiicmn, wo have a
nan who warns It If the
price la right,
WE DON'T list everything we
aco. It the price la loo high,
wo will loll you ao ami puna
11 hy. Wo like lo aoll profi-
city lhal carrloH full value
lo folk who will apeak to
ua niter they huy II. If you
like lhal policy, niohhe wo
can help you turn your real
estate Into cash. A cull will
act ua on our way.
WE SELL "THE EAHT1I
WILLIAM B. SHELLEY
520 South 3rd
Phono 1174-J
SOLD
BY E. M. HUCKNUM, REALTOR
You may huvc aeon this !.IV4oi.Ifinl!i.so uu: liavd win;
alSn on your nemhlmr'a home. If wuahera Irom S19.50 up. Usod
YuU have n 2 or 3 IxHlroom hoimJWpmiiMc clfctrlc ruiiKoa Xrom
which vou wish lo sell, wo mav I JJS-w-'Up and also lronera. lbo L.
huvo the buyer for II. l'hono ua
at 331 and we will clvo you our
opinion on itf market value. "No
oollKiitlon.
E. M. HUCKNUM, REALTOR
102'J llrooks l'hono 331
i-'A RMS," RANCHES, FARM
HENTALS - ' '
Unimproved lands.
ItENJAMIN HUSSELL
Heal Estate
North Hlway, Rl. 3, Box 313
Hond, Ore. l'hono 2010 W3
""gILHEKT'S REAL ESTATE
OEEEUS EUR SALE ! "
DfSmABLE HOME: Good loon
lion and excellent condition. Liv
ing i in. has flrctilace and wull-io-wall
cai'iietlnit; kitchen and break
fast rm. attractive with Inlay and
wired for ranuo; beautiful bath
rm.; Ikc. hr. with 2 closets; 2
small upstairs br. Well Improved
lot. 120x110, fenced; with Raraijc
3&i00 well lurnlshed, or S7:00 un
lurnlshed. 2 ' HEDKOOM; Modern homo,
with fireplace. I.lvhiK rm., din
hiK rm., kitchen; 2 hr.; bath, and
utility, l-'enced yard, with (,'uraco.
Near schls.; close hi. $0300, with
$800 down. Oil heat,
3 ROOMS: With halh, for only
$2r0 with less than $.")( down.
Giii'iikc, woodshed, collar, fenced
corner lot; Immediate possession.
GILBERTS REAL ESTATE
1015 Wall i'hone 23-J
WANT TO SELL? List your
properly with GILBERT. A
square deal, and prompt, efficient,
courteous service Is yours at Gil
bert's Roul Estate. 1015 Wall St.
BY OWNEH: New 3 br., rustic,
lunch style home, l'letuve win
dow; oversized lot; hdwd. Ills.;
Benillx; piped oil furnace. 111!)
E. Dili; or phone 1511)11.
THE
WEST SIDE HEAL ESTATE
04 Portland Phone HK8-M
2 nr., mod.; Iro. llv. rm.; lull
bsmt.; oil furnace. Will carry
$0000 FI1A. Small down payment.
NEED A HOME? Check the
Dcul of the Day on KUND 9:45
a.m. Cull today and inspect the
listings at Gilbert's Real Estate,
1015 Wall St.
Fuel
GOOD JUNIPER wood. $10 per
cord, delivered, uny lenRth. Phone
151W21
MEHRY CHRISTMAS and Happy
New Year lo you. Order a loud
of wood or. coal from HtookliiRS
Wood Yard. Phone 707.
0"x&" TIES, suwod 14", 1(1" and
2'. 1 cord. $8: 2 cords, $15.50.
Prompt delivery. Cull 1842-W; or
1305 ElHln.
DRY PINE bodv wood. $1) a cord
by 5 cd. load, If possible. Phono
S25, Rotz Woodyurd, Slstera, Ore.
DRY BODY wood, $9 cord; any
length. Phono 8!2-W. Claude
Gaul, 1204 Duvcnpuli,
Readers Check These Ads
Fuel
2 CORD gr. Blub, $1100; 2
cord 1(1" dry aluh, $10.00, deliver
oil lu llond, (You haul from yunl,
$5 per cord.) Central Oregon
Fuel Co., phono 201-W. 930 A St.,
UeUiiiond, Ore.
COLDER woalhor coming, Don't
get caught ahorl. Order today.
5 grades wood, Lump, nut conla.
I'rouipt ilellvorv, cltv or country,
riionu 707. Brookings Wood
Yunl.
SEASONED JACKI'INE & holly
wood. Kiill cord. 1504 Dlvlalon.
I'hoiie 71)3 It.
For Kiilo I arm I'rmlueU
I GENTLE JERSEY milk cow;
age. ii; will froHlien Feb. 5. Till"
cow In gentle enouo.li for women
or children to milk. Kendall
Franklin, HI. 2, Box -II, Mi ml.
north of (lion Vlala, op old Hod.
uiiind Hlway.
ROASTING CHICKENS, fryers
and hens. At Loy'a l'oullry Farm.
Plioue )F13.
200 PARMENTAR millets; laying
good. $1.1)0 ouch. 3 ml. west on
Sisters hlway from Iteilmond.
Call 13K3 Redmond. No Sunday
business.
A-l MEADOW hay, $32 per ton
In 2 & 3 ton lota. 1 ton lota, $35.
Phone 151 1-JZ
MILK GOAT. 415 E. I'cnn. I 'hone
130UM. i
NICE, YOUNG fal roasting hens
for XmtiH dinner; live or dressed,
l'hono 2008J1.
CONSIGN YOUR UVES1X)CK
to Conirul Oroxon Auction lor
the hliiheat prices. Sale every
Thursday. Den II. Smith, Mxr.
l'hono 12rt3.
For Sale MlHcellaileona
120 UASS I lohner-Carmen lie
conllan. S150. Terms If neces
sary. I'hone 25-1, Gilchrist.
HAD10 TUBES Complete stock
l'htlco and other nallonully
known brands. Tubes' tested,
llond Kurnliuro Co.
WHITE ENAMEL' wood ranKO.
with hot vulor colls. Also uood
clro. heater.' Keaaonuble. I'lione
151H-J2.
CAST-IItON SINK and drain
hoard; 42"x20": (i" .skirl and 8"
hack, $H. Combinntlon di'sk and
Class case.' suitable for KUn-cloaet
$25. 13-11 E. 8th St., Bend.
A LAKGE stock of reconditioned
una Huarnleed used rcfrluer
Greenwood. Orcuon Equipment
Co., plioii 8S8.
AFRAID OF FIRE? Who Isn't?
But you can beat It! Fyr-Fytor
nlarma warn you. Fyr-Fyter Ex
tliiRulshors put fires out quickly!
Protect your property and your
life! Cuil Peter Roberts,' 481; or
write Box 0-11.
ITHACA 12-ca. shotRun; 25 In.
barrel; ofJi Iwre. 2 Winchester
pump Rims, Hi and 20. HlRh pow
er and .22 rifles. Will exchaiiRe
for untlqile Runs. Phone 1535-W.
187 Va E. Franklin. .
HAND TOOLS REDUCED lor
Christmas and pro lnvenlory sale.
Stanley Tools In Christmas boxes,
20' off; other thiols. W;' off.
PlttsbuiRh Paints and Brushes,
lO'.r off. Sexton Supiily & Saw
Service, 1 t!)f Wall St.
6" RED CEDAR posis, delivered
hero. 32c each; 7 It. lonaths. 1503
Newport Ave.
FOR YOUR last mlnuto shopplnq
look for baiealns at Thn Cascade
SeWlnR Machine & Dry Goods
Co., 707 Columbia. Phone 1487-W.
Ladles' sweaters, blouses, shirts,
and many other useful Rift items.
WesllnRhoii.se sewhiR machines
and appliances. ,
Open every evening' until 9, In
cluding Saturday.
WURUTZEU 120 buss accordion,
wltli-ease. $150. Also u 2 unit
DeLiival mllkhiR machine. Com
plete. $175. CaH 2!)0L.
A REAL BARGAIN: New, never
been used, ull-elee. Victor addhiR
machine. Retails for $240; ior
sale at $175. Cull 1000-W; or 1-1-1
IrvhiR Ave. .
WALNUT DINING rm.set; table,
6 ehrs. and buffet; bunk bed;
sRle, coll sprhiRs; 1 InnersprinR
matlress. Will sell separately
510 Delaware. Phone 513.
JANUARY CLEARANCE IN
DECEMBER
35c 35c 35c
Our complete stock of new phono-
graph records to ro lor 35c each.
Over 2000 to choose from. Good
numbers by Frankle Laine, Eddie
Howard, Foy WlllhiRS, Gene Aut-
ry, Charlie Burnett, Three Sons,
.lack Smith, Grade Fields, Alfred
Newman, Jan August. Just too
many to list here, open evenings,
Phono 1330-W, At Clint's Rudlo
& Record Shop, 37 liaslinRS.
1 PR. SKIIS, 6'9". 1 or. ski boots,
size 7'iD; used once. Cull at 1232
LexliiRton Ave.
For Sale Used Cars
1040 CHEV. PANEL for sale, or
trade for bldR. material. Phone
T)H8-H. Clin bo seen at 431 E.
Emerson.
1948 CROSLEY station wagon : In
Rood ootid. For only $550. Vul's
Repair Simp, liionc ziiio-.it.
1937 FORD; '42 Mercury motor;
A-l cond. throughout. Make me
an offer, Loos Champion Serv
ice Station, Bond and Greenwood.
For Halo Oh-iI Car
BEND GARAGE CO.
"Winterized Used Curs"
1019 Biilek Roadmaslor .Sedanot,
The blR boy In lliilek, burirly brok
en In, with only b'M) uiiual miles.
Sleek suumlst gray duoo; with
complete uccossoiies and Dynu-
flow.
191H Plymouth Sedan. LlRhl gray
model in lop condition. Has R&1I,
liliislle seat covers, und spot
Ight $1495
19-17 Chevrolet Aoroseilan. A pre
mliiin car In any market. Very
clean throughout ; with R&1I, fine
aeut covers $1395
1910 Chevrolet Sedan. Beautiful
green, set off by WSW tires. An
exceptional cur; with heater, vi
sor, seat covers, signal $129
1910 Dodge Sedan. An unusual
bargain In a good-looking cur.
Has H&H, seat covers, and fog
lights $1175
lilll Ford 2-Door. Snappy black
Job, In excellent condition. Has
R&H, seat covers, und now G-ply
tires $075
1941 Studobakor Sedan. The
Champion model, In' light gray.
Well equipped $595
19-11 Hudson Sedan. Interior clean
us u pin, Car hus hud excellent
cure. K&H
1940 Ford Sedan, A clean, well
npi)lnted model $575
1939 Dodge Sedun. A one-family
cur Ihut has had excellent care.
Idvll $195
1939 Chevrolet Sedan. Good me
chanlcully, and hus good tires.
A sound cur. - $135
LOW-COST TRANSPORTATION
1938 Chevrolet Sedun, H $375
1937 Chevrolet Sedun, li M-l.-j
1937 Chevrolet 2-dr., H S273
1937 Chevrolet 2-dr $195
1937 Ford 2-dr., R&ll S95
193-1 Olds Sedun, H $75
TRUCKS
1947 Ford l",4-lon, COE, with 15'
flatbed; 2-speod uxle.
loin, r-hnvrnlet 1 U . tnn. flatbed
und ruck. Brown-Lipe transmis
sion. Phone 93
' CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
1949 Ford Custom Club
Coupe mho
-. JVIIUU, Ul-Ult-'l, 1UW llllll.--
1 uge,
t
1940 Bulck. 4-dr. Sillier S1345
iuiiiio anu neater, ueuu
tiful condition.
1948 Morrury Club Coupe $1295
JUIUIU, IlL-tliei. niui nitu
fog lights. What a ouy:
19-10 Dodge 4-dr $1095
Spotlessly clean.
VMS Kaiser 4-dr $995
Clean us u pin. '
1917 Studobakor 4-dr $1395
Commander.
1917 Ford Club Coupe $1245
Lois of extras. Like
new.
19-18 Ford 2-dr .$1145
1910 Ford 2-dr., 6-cyl. $915
1941 Ford 4-dr. $105
Super deluxe. A little
rouRh, but what a buy!
1910 Ford 2-dr., deluxe .$445
1941 Lincoln Custom 4-dr $5-15
1941 Sludebaker 2-dr $375
Champion.
19-11 Chevrolet 2-dr. $506
Special deluxe.
1940 Chevrolet 4-dr $495
1939 Oldsmoblle 2-dr $215
1938 Chrysler 4-dr $215
1938 Ford Coupe $195
1930 Ford 2-dr. $75
1930 Chevrolet Coupe $95
1934 Plymouth 4-dr 1..S75
TRUCKS
1917 Ford Truck $1145
lfxS" wheel buse; Brownie
transmission.
1910 Chevrolet Truck $1095
With lumber rolls,
1947 Ford Pickup, O cyl $S95
1940 Ford Pickup $795
1937 Ford Pickup $195
1941 DodRO Pickup : $175
These curs can bo seen at our lot
across from Pilot Butte, or 304 E,
Third, next to Huckleberry-Hurt.
HALBROOK MOTORS
USED CAR LOT
Member Central Oregon Automo
bile Dealers Assn.
Phone 080
USED CARS
at HUNNELL MOTORS
1940 Plymouth Sedan
1937 Sludebaker Sedan
1919 DodRO Sedan '
1937 Nash Sedan
1937 Ford Tudor
1948 Mercury Station Wufion
19-10 DodRO Sedan
19-17 Plvmoulh Sedan
Cleanest '47 car In Cen
tral Oregon,
HUNNELL MOTORS
For an Honest Deul
For Kule Used C ar
DYER'S USED CAR LOT
Greenwood und Hill
SEE OUR XMAS SPECIALS
Full Price
1940 Chov. 4 dr. Sdn. H&H;
good rubber, and In A-l
shape $995
J947 Sludebaker Regal De
luxe thump, ri-pass.
Cpe. This Is a beauty. '
It has overdrive $1295
1937 Chov. 4-dr. Sdn. Body
and running condition -
good $225
1910 Chov. Clio. A real buy... $430
Also Several Older Cars We're
Almost Giving Away
DYER'S AUTO SERVICE
Your "Olds" Dealer
220 Greenwood
1941 BUICK SEDAN; radio and
heater; good shape. $095. 34 Has
tings PI.
CHRISTMAS BUYS WHILE
THEY LAST!
We're In tlje mood Are You?
1919 Chov. Mi-ton Pickup; only
5000 miles; like new. A bur
gain. 1947 Chov. 2-dr. Sedan; very
clean; new paint. Reason
able. 1947 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4-
dr. Ijiw mileage. A very ex
ceptional car.
1910 Plymouth Speciaf Deluxe 4
dr. Well equipped and good
throughout.
1941 Dodge 4-dr. Sedan. You
can't boat this for a '41. Ra
dio, heater, antifreeze. A
good car in good condition.
The above cars are in top condi
tion. Ready for that holiday trip.
AND, yes. they carry our
GOOD-WILL USED CAR
guarantee. Also some outstand
ing buys in good Used I rucks. 11
you are Interested in a good
truck, complete witn new motor,
and at a real low price, hurry in.
Also a I?v older model cars go
ing for a song. If you can sing,
come on In.
WARD MOTOR CO.
Your Pontine -G.MC Dealer
Bend, Oregon
Member Central Oregon Automo
bile Dealers Assn.
For Kent
3 RM., MODERN apt. nicely fur
nished; all utilities; auto. heal.
$52.50. Adults; no pels. 1309 E.
3rd St., near 3rd and Greenwood.
4 RM., FURNISHED house; en
closed porches and garage; oil
heat. Will sell; easy terms. 1233
Baltimore. Phone 216-L.
Tn'ICE & CLEAN. 2 RM.. semi-
mod., furnished or unfurnished
house; yard, and garage. See at
T436 Albany. Inquire at 1325 Al
bany.
2 RM.. FURNISHED apt.: close
In. Suitable for couple. Lights and
water furnished. $30 mo. Phone
1S18-J2. 54 Lake Place.
2 RM., MODERN, furnished
house: close in; all utilities fur
nished. Call at 015 Georgia.
2 BR.. MODERN house; oil heat
er; wood range and refrigerator.
Phone 40-M.
WELL FURNISHED, furnace
heated, sleeping rraa.; lge. liv.
rm.; close in. My family are
adults. For sale: Singer canaries.
Phone 10S4-J. 455 Delaware.
SMALL, MODERN furnished apt.
Suitable for 1 person; pri. en
trance. 344 Delaware.' Phone
1-127-J.
FOR LEASE: Gas station, gro
cery. Propane, 5 cabins, 3 br.,
moil. liv. quarters. Free rent this
winter. $00 per month starting
April 1. Phone 2008 J1.
FURNISHED, modern cottage; 3
lge. rms. $35. Water supplied. 2
rm. cottage, also furnished; not
modern; $15. Inquire 237 St. Hel
ens. v
5 RM.. MODERN house; lease
preferred. Furnished apt., with
steam heat and gas appliances.
Call at Apt. 1, 400 Wall; or 57
Pinecrcst.
3 RM., MODERN, furnished
house. 720 Hill. Phone 1712-W
Tuesday and Sunday only. Can
be seen Tues., Wed. and Thill s'.
APTS. FOR RENT for winter
months. L Rancho Motor Hotel.
Phone 199-Z. Redmond
CABINS at Pine Tree Auto Court
on South Hlway 97.Winter rates.
FURNISHED, 2 & 3 rm. apts.;
all utilities furnished. Reasonable.
Shady Nook Auto CourL
FOR LEASE
BUSINESS SPACE
Basement location, with access to
Wall St. Suitable for storage.
3000 sq. ft. See Fred Kinney,
1009 Wall St. '
Wanted
THIS IS IMPORTANT NEWS
FOR MEN OR WOMEN DESIR
ING TO GUARANTEE A
SECURE FUTURE
The Northwest Broadcasting
School of Portland is now enroll
ing 1950 classes. In no other field
does the future hold brighter fi
nancial promise and security than
In Radio and Television. The in
dustry needs and wants trained
announcers, script writers, and
technicians . . . but these are spe
cialized jobs and need prepara
tion. That Is why It will pay you
to Investigate the Northwest
Broadcasting School. Complete
day and night classes . , , the lat
est equipment . . . and a staff of
nationally known instructors. Ap
proved for veterans. Housing fa
cilities arranged. Write today for
our booklet.
Northwest Broadcasting School ,
531 S.W. 12th Ave. Portland, Ore.
Warded .
WANTED TO BUY: Livestock of
uny kind, any amount. Also
horses. Have cash buyers. See
Nick Chase, or drop card: Rl. 3,
Box 9(i; or phone 790-W. Leave
word.
Help VVanled
MIDDLE-AGED lady to cook for
3 or 4 men on ranch 70 miles out.
D. Verges, Box 2500, c0 Bend
Bulletin.
MALE BOOKKEEPER. Perma
nent position with good salary.
Prefer man familiar with General
Motors accounting experience.
Sec Cliff Shaw, Shaw Chevrolet
Co., Prinevllle, Oregon.
BOY HAS lost his dog: Small
golden cocker; very friendly; II
con.w tag 770. Please call 1331 -W
if seen or know of whereabouts.
Make this boy happy for Xmas.
GOLD GRAPE leaf small brooch
downtown Wednesday. Also ear
ring with blue stone star setting
Monday. Reward. Phone 1713-J.
Services
WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS
All makes; also elec. motors.
Picked up, repaired and returned.
1557-W 1045 Galveston
HEATING
Furnaces cleaned, repaired and
reset; Oil Burners and Oil Circu
lating Healers cleaned and ad
justed. Oregon Heating Co. Phone
513.
BABY SHOES preserved for life
in pearl; 3 beautifuf colors pink,
blue and ivory. Out by Christmas.
Mail orders taken. Agents want
ed; also baby shoes. P. R Hen
derson, 1307 E. 2nd St.
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.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
274. 1033 Brooks.
HOUSE MOVING and raising:
large or small. Estimates gladiy
given. Holman Transfer, 201 Irv
ing. Phone 987. -
Domestic Water Pumps
Service and Repairs
All makes.
1557-W 1045 Galveston
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.
puone io;i-j. ltxxi uaivesion..
ELECTRICAL WIRING All
types of electrical wiring by guar
anteed licensed men. iree 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.
CARPENTER WORK: New con
struction, rough framing remod
eling, cabinets, built-ins and shop
work. F. W. Page, phone 050-M,
general contractor.
GUIJCK 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.
CASCADE HARDWOOD
FLOOR CO.
Laying, sanding and finishing all
types of wood floors. Refinish old
floors like new. We sell flooring.
Work any place in Central Ore
gon. 221 Greenwood. Phone 107,
days.
FOR WELL and drain hole drill
ing call Lee Grimes, 224 Davis,
phone 975-.1 or 1252-J.
STORAGE PACKING
To, from, or within Central Ore
gon, uuuo equipment aim e.puii
enccd men.
BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER
222 Irving Ave. Phone 444
PORTLAND MARKETS
Portland, Dec. 23 ill'" Portland
butter and egg prices were un
changed today.
Butter Price to retailers:
Grade A A prints, 08c lb.; AA car
tons, 09c; A prints, 08c; A car
tons, 09c; B prints, 05c.
Egg' prices to retailers: Certi
fied A large. 48c doz.; grade AA
large, 47c; A large, 44c; A A med
ium, 40c; certified A medium,
39c; B medium, 35f; A small, 37c;
cartons, 2c additional. "
Cheese Price to retailers:
Portland, Oregon, singles, 3942c
lb. j Orgeon 51b. loafs, 44'.i-45c
lb.; triplets, Hie less than sin
gles. Premium brands, singles,
5Hic lb.; loaf, 53'sc lb.
rniNEVILLE MAN HURT
Prineville, Dec. 23 Gordon
Montgomery, 21 an employe of
the Hudspeth pine sawmill here,
was reported rallying at the
Prineville General hospital late
yesterday from a fractured leg
and pelvis, suffered when a por
tion of the load of a truck of
lumber tipped on him, Montgom
ery was engaged wilji a yard
crew in removing the lumber
from the truck with a lift truck
when the cargo toppled off. He
was taken to the hospital by the
Ftineville fire department ambu
lance. .
- Use classified ads In The Bulle
tin for quick results.
Daily
NOTICE OF BIDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
thai bids will be received at the
office of the Clerk of the Board
al Administration Office Building
of School District No. 1, Bonn,
Oregon, to and Including 5:00
p.m., January 9, 19.)0, for (he
sale of the following described
real property:
The South Ten Feet 110') of
It Nine (9) and air of Lot
Ten (10), Block One (1), KEY
STONE TERRACE ADDITION
to the City of Bend, State of
Oregon, together with a tract
of land lying in the Southwest
Quarter of Southwest Quarter
ISW',SV!4) of Section Thirty
Three (33), Township Seven-,
teen (17), South Range Twelve
(12), E.W. M., described as fol
lows: Beginning at the South
erly corner of Lot Ten (10),
Block One (1), KEYSTONE
TERRACE ADDITION to the
City of Bend; thence South
Twenty-five feet 125') to a
point on the West property line
of East Third Street; thence
North 35 00" 00" West a dis
tance of One Hundred feet
Ui)0'); thence West 51.67 feet;
thence North 102.94 feet to the
Northwest corner of Lot Ten
(10), Block One (1), Keystone
Terrace Addition" to the City of
Bend; thence South 34 17 40"
East a distance of 193.50 feet
to the point of beginning, said
tract to include 0.11 acres, more
or less.
The property will be sold to the
highest bidder with the reserva
tion in the grantor under penalty
of reversion that the property be
used for the next succeeding ten
(10) years following the date of
delivery of instruments of title
by a Governmental Agency and
for a Governmental purpose.
The privilege is reserved of re
jecting any and all bids.
I. COTHRELL. Clerk
School District No. 1
16-21-20-C .
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of an order of the County
Court of Deschutes County, Ore
gon, entered on the 21st day of
December, 1949, the undersigned
Sheriff will on the 21st day of
January, 1950, at the hour of ten
o'clock, A.M., at the front door
of the Court House in Bend, Ore
gon, sell to the highest bidders
for cash or terms as hereinafter
stated, the following described
real property, located in Des
chutos Countv,. Oregon, provided
no bid shall be accepted for less
than the amount set opposite
each respective tract, which is
the minimum price fixed in said
order; plus costs of sale, etc.:
Parcel No. 1 SE'iSEVi Sec.
15. Twp. 18 S., -Range 12, E.
W. M. $100.00 cash.
j Parcel No. 2 Lots 11 and 12. '
Block 30,' Laidlaw $100.00
cash.
Parcel No. 3 Lots 1. 2 and
3, Block 9, Bend View. Pur
chaser to pay City lien of Nov.
10. 1949, in the amount- of
$117.68. $150.00. Terms : 20 '
down, balance at $10.00 per
mo., at 6Cr.
Parcel No. 4 Lots 1, 2. 4, 5,
6. 7, 9. 11. 25, 20, 27, 29, '33,
and 34, Block 27, Lapine.
$280.00 cash. -'
Parcel No. 5 NE Vi SE . Sec.
20, Twp. 16 S-, Range 12, E.
W. M. Except that part owned
by Howard L. Buller et ux as
covered by Deeds 91. Page 108,
Deschutes County Records.
$90.00 cash.
Such sale shall be subject to
the right of any municipal cor
poration claiming an unpaid as
sessment lien for local improve
ments thereon to purchase such
property within 20. days after no
tice of such sale.
C. L. McCAULEY.
10-21-26-32-C Sheriff
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Dec. 23 lUi Weekly
livestock:
Cattle: Friday salable 15; scat
tered sales cows about steadv.
For week, salable 2845. Market
generally steady -to strong, some
early sales. 25c higher. Medium
and low good fed steers 23 00 to
2o.OO; load average good 1,050 lb.
experimentally fed steers 25.50.
Low medium grass type 21.00 to
22.00, common 1G.0O to Al.UO. Few
stockers and feeders 17.00 to 20.00.
Medium and good fed heifers 22.2d
to 23.50, low medium 1S.50 to
21.00, common 14.00 to 18.00.
Canner and cutter cows largely
11.00 to 12.50. Common and me
dium 13.00 to 16.50, good young
cows 17.00 to 17.50. -Good be?f
bulls 17.50 to 18.00, odd head 1S.50.
Common and medium sausage
bulls 14.00 to 16.50.
Calves: Friday salable 10; few
sales steady; medium-good veal
ers 20 00 to 24.00. For week, sal
able 490. Market strong, extreme
too vealers S1.00 hieher. Good
calves and vealers 22.00 to 25.00.
Odd choice vea;ers 26.00 to 27.00.
Culls down to 9.00.
Hogs: Friday sr.lable none:
market nominal. For week, sal
able 1330. Market mostly steady.
Generally one price market at
17.00 for good and choice 180 to
230 lbs., load mid-western hogs
early 17.25. Heavier and lighter
weights 15.00 to 16.50. Good 350
to GOO lb. sows 13.00 to 14.00.
lighter weights to '14.50. Good
and choice feeder pigs 16.00 to
17.00, medium 15.00.
Sheep: Friday sahblp none;
market nominal. For week sil
,ible 1350. Market.steady to w"ak.
Good and choice wooled and No. 1
pelt lambs 20.50 to 21.00. load 97
lbs. early 21.25, few above 105
lbs. Discounted at 19 00 to 20.00.
Good feeders 17.00 to 18.00. Fleshy
feeders to 19 00. common down to
14.00. Good slaughter ewes 6.50
to 7.00, common down to 4.00.
The North Portland livestock
market will he closed Monday,
Dec. 20, and Jan, 2.
Even Wife Beating
Campus Problem
East Lansing, Mich, tin To
day's college student Is a rela
tively carefree Individual despite
an occasional urge to beat up
the wife, according to Dr. Albert
I. Rabin, Michigan State college
psychologist.
Rabin, head of Michigan State's
psychology clinic, credits a better
economic situation than existed
during the lean '30s with giving
the modern scholar a rosier out
look on life.
Despite the comforts afforded
by a fatter purse, however, col
lege life still is not a bed of
roses for the average student,
Rabin pointed out.
He, or she, still is plagued by
such ancient academic thorns as
inability to concentrate, disinter
est in studies, and pursuit of the
opposite sex.
Roseburg Milk
Strike at End
Roseburg, Dec. 23 dfi The
24,000 residenls of the Roseburg,
Ore., area could buy milk at their
stores today.
A one-day strike by 75 dairy
men here ended yesterday after
noon when they accepted a com
promise price increase in milk
offered by distributors.
The increase was passed on to
the consumers.
One of the owners of the
Umpqua dairy, Herbert Sullivan,
said producers would receive the
same 90 cents a pound for butter
fat, but would be raised from
$1.90 to $2.13 per 100 pounds of
milk.
The milk increase raised the
price on a quart of store milk
from 20 to 2014 cents and 21
cents for home-delivered milk.
Producers had demanded a 10
cent boost in butterfat and' milk
prices to $1 and $2, respectively.
Prineville School
Census Stated -
Prineville, Dec. 23 Mrs. Bessie
R. .Gittings, secretary of the of
fice of Cecil M. Sly, Crook coun
ty school superintendent, who
has just computed the 1949 cen
sus of residents from four to 13
years of age taken for school
purposes,, reports that the total
of the county for 1949 2,547
shows L347 bovs and 1.227 eirls.
Sly ' says that in. the majortty-.of
counties oi tne state school cen
sus shows girls with a substan
tial lead. ' ,
- The 1948 school census gave 2,
326, or 248 less than on this year.
In 1939, the school census for
the county showed 1,351,
In the city of Prineville the
census this year was 2J.55. Last
year it showed 1,929. In 1939 the
school child population was 922.
All North Unit
Water Allotted
Madras, Dec. 23 All of the
50,000 acres, the maximum to be
cos'ered by water of the North
unit of the Deschutes project,
has been allotted to settlers, it
has been announced by Harold
J. Eidemiller the district secre
tary, who has warned farmers
against undertaking any expen
sive leveling operations on their
places before referring to the dis
trict records to ascertain if the
property is within their allotted
acreage.
. Eidemiller cited that recently
in two instances settlers had be
gun, leveling of land at a sub
stantial expense, only to discover
that it was without the allotted
acreage. In one instance the larid
was in. a classification that was
not eligible for water. In the
other, he said, the tract occupied
a high knoll that had been elim
inated when bureau of reclama
tion surveyors had made their
survey. .
Anti-folic acid chemicals have
been found to bring temporary
improvement in leukemia.
Reconditioned
Washers $15 up
Used Davenport
$25.00
Circulating Heaters
and Oil Heaters
$12.50 up I
5 Billion Deficit
Still Impending
By Raymond II, Wilson
(United frm Mmtt CurrmtHimUnt)
Washington, Dec. 23 mi The
federal government actually will
pay out around $47,000,000,000 In
this fiscal year Instead of the
off iclnl budget spending figure of
$43,500,000,000.
And It will tuke in nearly $42,
000,000,000 Instcitd of the budget
ed $38,000,000,000.
Either way it is figured, the
deficit is expected to be more
than $5,000,000,000. And whether
it s good or bad In the long, run,
that deficit is one of the reasons
economists expect 1950 business
to he very good.
The federal finances can be to
taled up two ways. One shows
the total flow of money in and
out of the federal government,
and results In the higher figures.
Nothing Secret
The lower totals are derived
from adding only things that are
more or less "operating" expen
ses and receipts. These are the
figures usually used offlclully In
considering the state of the fed
eral budget. But there Is noth
ing secret about the higher fig
ures. They are compiled by the
budget bureau and labeled "re
ceipts from and payments to the
public." These figures have been
largely ignored. But economists
increasingly are considering them
to be more significant than the
regular budget figures.
The latest estimates based on
this method of computing the
cash receipts and payments by
the government show the follow
ing: Receipts: $41,900,000,000
Expenditures: $47,000,000,000.
Deficit: $5,100,000,000.
On the other hand, the regu
lar budget estimates for fiscal
1950 are:
Receipts: $38,000,000,000.
Expenditures: $43,500,000,000.
Deficit $5,500,000,000.
Redmond P.E.O.
Sisterhood Meets
Redmond, Dec. 23 Mrs. Fred
Hodecker arranged the program
which was presented at the meet
ing of AQ chapter of the P.E.O.
Sisterhood held Thursday p'tn.
noon at the home of Mrs. Etr.-i
Edwards and Mrs. John Berning.
Mrs. Wesley Baker sing tvo
solos accompanied by Mrs. Ko
decker at the piano.
Miss Joan Hodecker spol'e to
the group about her tour through
Europe last summer wit'i t' e
Youth Hostl group. Miss
decker explained that there ere
4000 hostels in Europe and on'v
124 in the United States. vM'fi
makes it virtually impossible for
Europeans to visit our country on
such a tour.
Joan was particularly impress
ed by the imooverished condit'o-s
in southern Italy and in Germanv.
She said she had a feeling of both
pride and shame with our coon
try. She was proud of our de
mocracy and our plenty, but sHe
was ashamed of American tour
ists who flashed their dollars and
were either condescending or
overbearing. Miss Hodecker is
eager to return to France to
study.
During the business session, tfe
chapter voted to give $15 to tHe
community chest. The next meet
ing will be January 12 at the
home of Mrs. L. W. Franks.
SEASONAL IRONY
Grand Rapids, Mich., Dec. 23 UPi
Policeman Eugene Koperski, who
was served with divorce papers
while buying a Christmas pres
ent for his wife, today was grant
ee court permission to visit his
12 children during the holidays.
Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results
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