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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1949 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE SEVEN 1 20,000 Classified Rafos I.OOAI, I'Ali) IN AIIVAM K A Word Onu Tlnu ftim XA WonU Tlinw TIiiiik f ,x.l in Wiiriin si rinii's i.no AU Wml4m II !! Ir per wwtd llmsa number ml IhmhIuiu. On Msnlli luit, same rout, 4mf tale, MlnlMum ,liaig, ftur. Mil Itala lor I aiillals lfl , ltlrs lit Una, minimum au 1 using Urns ',la,lnis, II a.m. lUplar AtlvffltUlnv rioting lima I p.m. iiaus day. Otis half usas ar lararr, p.m. aarand day uisvlaua la BuallrallvM. UKNI I.OIHiK, NoTilH, I.Ymi.K. MbiIi Every Mmuliiy Night I.C.O.F. Tftnplo Everett Chase, Noble Grand O. lUiy MIIIit, phone 10711 W, Secy. IH'.S Franklin Avenue l''or Kiiln Iti'iil Km I n ii IT'S ABOUT TIM K TO HARVEST llii- iiiimml crop of Xiiiiim mill New Vi'iir greet ings. I 'HI' I'llllll lllllllllll Ih llllll If llll Of MM llllVC NI'MKI! enough Id see things lis llii'y mii, n ii i oiiinn.'i' enough In tin mimt'lliliiu about It, Ihi' Ni'W Year will turn mil all right fur most of us, NOW THEN. If we me In he t'liini' (ini'iif tilt richest ini'ii III Di'hi'liuli'N c-iil'nl v UiIh coming year, we in u s t have more IUIIiikh: Iiiiiiih, homes, himliii'HH properties. MiiKt every tin v wo have calls f ii r Kniut'thliig wp don't Im vi. Wi caul sell It If It iKii't listed. We ni'i'il more jiood fai ins mill Mock ranches lor ini'ii who wa'.it in liny ami have tin- money. Wt need a niiinlK'r of I'lty honirs In Hiiular puce rant!? that ran U sold on li'llns. If you have 11 uooil, ; paying buhhieKS, we have a liiiin who wauls ll -If tin1 price In i Wit. WE IXJNT list everything we wr. If tin- price Ih too high, we will trll vou ko anil pass It hy. Wr like to wll piop- (Ml V thai curries lull value" to folk who will Kprak to im afti'i' thi'V Imy It. If you like Dial policy, mehho wr call hi'lp you turn your real eMail' Into cash. A call will net uh on our way. WE SELL THE EARTH WILLIAM 13. SHELLEY 520 South :ird Phone 1171 J SOLD I1Y K. M. BUCKNfM, REALTOR You may have wen thin "LOl.p" iliiu on your neluhfinrtt nome.-lf YoU have a 2 or 3 bedroom home which you wish to Hell, we may have the buyer for It. Phone us at XII and we will cjve you our opinion on lis market value. No olillnallim. K. M. IIUCKNUM. REALTOR 102!) HrookH Phone 331 " farms, RANCHES, FARM RENTALS Unimproved lands. IIENJAMIN RUSSELL . Real Estate North Hlway, Ri. 3. Ilox 31.1 licnd. Ore. Phone 2010-W3 " OILIIERTS REAL ESTATE OFFERS l'OP. SALE MCSIRAIILE HOME: Oood loca tion and excellent condition. I.lv Im! rm. has fireplace and wall-to-wall carpetlm;; kitchen and break fast rm. attractive with Inlay mid wired lor ranKc; Ix-autilul bath rm.; It;e. hr. with 2 closets; 2 small upstairs hr. Well Improved lot. 120x110. lenced; with anme $SM) well ltirnlshed, or $7500 uu luinishetl. j IIEDIUXIM: Modern home, with fireplace. LIviiik rm., illn Jnn rm.. kitchen: 2 hr.; bath, and utility. Fenced yard, with mirage. Near 8iii!:i.; close In. SiUOO, with SK00 down, Oil heat. 3 ROOMS: With bath, for only $2750 with less than $500 down. OaraRe, woodshed, cellar, fenced corner lot; Immediate possession. OILIIERT'S REAL ESTATE 1015 Wall Phonc23jJ WANT TO SELL? List your property with GILBERT. A Houare deal, and prompt, efficient, courteous service Is yours at Gil bert's Real Estate. 101Wull St. BY OWNER: New 3 br., rustic, ranch style home. Picture win dow; oversized lol; hdwd. fits.; Hendlx; piped oil furnace. HID E. Oth; or phone 15ID R. NEED A HOME? Check the Deal of the Day on KUND 9:45 a.m. Call today and Inspect the UstlnRS ut Gilbert's Reul Estate, 1015 Wall St. Fuel GOOD JUNIPER wood. $10 per cord, flelivered, any leiiKlh. Phone 151 1J2. Si ERR Y CHRISTMAS and Happy New Year lo you. Order a load of wood or coal from UrooklnKS Wood Yard. 1'hone 767. COLDER weather cominu. Don t get enuKht short. Order today. 5 ("rades wood. Lump, nut coals. Prompt delivery, city or country. Phono 707, Brooklims Wood Yard. DRY PINE body wood, $9 a cord hy 5 cd. load, It possible. Phone 825. Rotz Woodyard, Sisters, Ore. DRY HODY WOOD, any IciUTlh. Phone H52-W. Claude Gant, 1201 Davenport, 2 CORD 16" nr. slab, $14.00; 2 cord 1(1" dry slab, $li).00, deliver ed In liend. (You haul from yard, $5 per cord.) Central Oregon Fuel Co., phono 201-W. U3G A St., Itedmond, Ore. Readers Check These Ads I'licl I 0"xM" TUX, miweil 14", Hi" mid 2'. 1 loiil. $X; 2 cords, SI5.M). Prompt delivery. Cull 1HI2 W: or no:. Eiin. SEASONED JAf'KI'INK & ImiiIv wood. Full cord. HM Division, l'honr 7!l.i It. I'or Kule I'urin rroiluclH 1 GENTLE JintSKY milk row; iilie (i; will f r i-rthi'ii Feb. 5. Thin cow Ih gentle fuoiie.li for women or children to milk. KendaU Franklin, HI. 2. Ilox -II; '-j ml. north of (lien VIhIii, on old Red mood lllway. ' ROASTING CHICKENS, fryers and hens. At Uiy's 1'uultry him. liiiine 20F1.'I. 2K I'ARMENTAR millets; hiyliiK Mooil. J I, Till each, .1 ml. went on SlHterN hlway from Uedmond. Call I.I IC) Itedmond. No Sunday llllHlni'NH, MI-'MiMW liuv. 2 per ton til 2 & .1 Ion lotH. 1 Ion lots, $.15. l'honu VAVil. . CUNKKiN YOUR "iJVES'IXXIK to Central Oreuon Auction for the hlKhcut uiiccH, Sale every ThiiiHday. Men R. Smith, Mur. Phone l:' U-3. , I'or Kale AllKcelluueoiiH 120 IIASS I lnliner Carmen lie cordlan. SITiO. TeruiH If iieceH Kary. 1'hone 2M, Mlrhri.Ht. RADKJ ''IHIKS-C'ompletc Htock i'hllco and other natlonallv known In iiihIh. Tubca tented. Ilenil Kurnlturo Co. CAST-IKON SINK and drain hoard; IJ-xaO"; (i" Kklrl and 8" hack. $S. Comhlnatlon denk and KlasH caKe, Hiiltnhle or Kiin-cloKet $25. Kill I-.. Hth St.. Ik-nil. A I.AHCK HtocK of recondltlonrd and iiuaraniii'd uwd rrftiucru tors from $t'J.r0 up; imed wrlnit er wiiHliers from $11)50 up. Uwd automatic electric ranuei from S.'I9.50 uli and filiui Ironem. 1li5 K. Clreenwooil. Oicnun Eoulpincnt Co.. phonf WH. AFRAID OF FIRE? Who Isn't? Hut you can beat It! Fyr Fylor alarms warn you. Fyr Fyter Ex tlnculshcis put fin's out oulckly! Protect your proM'rtv and your life! Call Peter Roberts, 4X1; or write Hox Oil. 1 1 AND TOOI.S REDUCED for Christmas and pro Inventor V sale. Stanley Tools In Chrlsimas Imxes, 20'7 nff; other tools, 10','r off. I '1 1 1 shu i k l Paints mid Hrushes, 10 r off. Sexton Supply & Saw Service, lt!5 Wall St. posts, delivered here, 32c each; 7 II. leiiKlhs. 1503 Newport Ave, HALED ALFALFA 1 1 AY, S35 per ton. Ilend Auction, phone 12li'.l. For Hale Cwd Car,! 10-I0 CIIEV. PANEL for sale, or trade for bid!;, material. Phone l.DWIt. Can be seen at '131 K. Emerson. J!HH CROSI.EY station wauon; In Kood cond. For only $550. 'al's Repair Shop. Phone 210O-J1. HEND GARAGE CO. "Winterized Used Cars" Rulck Roailmaster Sedanet. The bit: boy in llulck, barely brok en In, with only 5500 actual miles. SlecK sunmlst gray duro; with complele accessories and Dynu flow, l!Mil Plymouth Sedan. Light crav moilrl In top condition. Has R&1I, plastic seat covers, and spot light - SMU5 1!M7 Chevrolet Aerosedan. A pre mium car In any market. Very clean IhrotiRhuut; with R&-H. fine seat covers $1305 l'MC. Chevrolet Sedan. Reautlful Rieen. set off by WSW tires. An exceptional car; with heater, vi sor, seal covers, signal $12!) 5 1!)l(i Dodge Sedan. An unusual bargain in a good-looking car. Has R&H, seat covers, and fog lights $1175 W4t Ford 2-Door. Snappy black Inh, in excellent condition. Has K&H, seal covers, and new G-ply 1 1 res $675 l!)ll Studebnker Sedan.. The Cliamplim model, In light gray. Well equipped $51)5 10-11 Hudson Sedan, Interior clean as a pin. Car lias had excellent care, H&U $615 1010 Ford Sedan, A clean, well appointed model $575 103!) Dodge Sedan. A one-family car that lias had excellent care. R&H $405 1030 Chevrolet Sedan. Good me chanically, and has good tires. A sound car $135 LOW-COST TRANSPORTATION 103S Chevrolet Sedan, II $375 1037 Chevrolet Sedan, H $.115 1037 Chevrolet 2-dr., II $275 1037 Chevrolet 2-dr $105 1037 Ford 2-ilr.. K&H 505 1031 Olds Sedan, II $75 TRUCKS 1917 Ford 1 li-lon, COE, Willi 13' flatbed; 2-spccd axle. 103!) Chevrolet I'd Ion, flatbed and rack. Urown-LIpe transmis slon. Phono 103 I'or Rent NICE & CLEAN, 2 RM., semi mod., furnished or unfurnished house; yard, and garage. See nl 143(1 Albany, Inquire ut 1325 Albany, I'or Itent 1 KM., FURNISHED house; en closed porches and garage; oil heal. Will sell; easy terms. 1233 Halilmi.ro. Phone 2iliL. 2 RM., FURNISHED apt.; close In. Suitable for couple. Lights and water furnished. $30 mo. Phone 15IHJ2. 51 Lake Place. 2 RM., MODERN, furnished houw: dose In; all utilities fur nished. Call at 615 Georgia. 2 HR.. MODERN houw; oil heat er; wood range and refrigerator. Phone 46-M. WELL FURNISHED, furnace heated, sleeping rms.; Ige. liv. rm.; close In. My family are adults. For sale: Singer canaries. Phone 16K1-J. 455 Delaware. SMALL, MODERN furnished apt. Sullahle for 1 person; pli. en trance. 311 Delaware. Phone 1427-J. FOR LEASE: Gas station, gro cery, Propane, 5 cabins, 3 br., mod, liv. iiiarters. Free tent this winter. $60 per month starting April 1. Phone 200H J1. FURNISHED, modern cottage; 3 Ige. rms. $35. Water supplied. 2 rm. cottage, also furnished; not modern; $15. Inquire 237 St. Hel ens. 5 RM., MODERN house; lease preferred. Furnished apt., with steam heat and gas appliances. Call at Apt. 1, 406 Wall; or 57 lini'crest. 3 RM., MODERN, furnished house. 720 Hill. Phone 1712-W Tuesday and Sunday only. Can he seen Tucs., Wed. and Thurs. AITS. FOR RENT for winter months. L Rancho Motor Hotel. Phnnn 100-Z, Redmond. CAU1NS at Pine Tree Auto Court on South Hlway 07. Winter rales. FURNISHED. 2 & 3 rm. opts.; all utilities furnished. Reasonable. Hhadv Nook Auto Court. 2 I)EDR(X)M furnished house for rent to responsible party. Phone 13.VI-R or iixiulre at 1010 East 2nd. Wonted 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 1050 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 . . . hut these are spe cialized Jobs and need prepara tion. That is why It will pay you to Investigate the Northwest Broadcasting School. Complete day anil 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. WANTED TO BUY: Livestock of any kind, any amount. Also horses. Have cash buyers. See Nick Chase, or drop card: Rt. 3, Box 06; or phone 700-W. Leave word. Help Wuntrd MIDDLE-AGED lady to cook for 3 or 4 men on ranch 70 miles out. D. Verges, Box 2566, co Bend Bulletin. MALE BOOKKEEPER. Perma nent position with good salary. Prefer man familiar with General Motors accounting experience. Sec Cliff Shaw, Shaw Chevrolet Co., Prlneville, Oregon. , Services WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS All makes; also elec. motors. Picked up, repaired and returned. 1557-W 16-15 Galveston HEATING Furnaces cleaned, repaired and reset; Oil Burners and Oil Circu lating Heaters cleaned and ad justed. Oregon Heating Co. 1'hone 513. BABY SHOES preserved for life In pearl; 3 beautiful colors pink, blue and ivory. Out by Christmas. Mall orders taken. Agents want ed; also baby shoes. P. H. Hen derson, 1367 E. 2nd St. 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. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE and repairs on all makes. Phone 274. 1033 Brooks. HOUSE MOVING and ralsinE; large or small. Estimates gladly given. Holman Transfer, 201 Irv ing. Phone 987. Domestic Water Pumps Service and Repairs All makes'. 1557-W 1645 Galveston SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain holes shot. Free estimates. Thone 1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes, 210 Davis Ave., Fend. TRAVELING Truck-Crane. Doing light or heavy duty hoisting, load ing or nulling. R. B. Watson, phone 1G99-J. 1636 Galveston. ELECTRICAL WIRING All tvoes of electrical wiring by euar- anlccd 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. Holmnn Transfer, 201 Irving. Phone 687. " ' -i 'A'tJLV j- 1 V 1 MTV CLEAN-UP MAN Outfielder Roy Sicvers. who walked away with rookic-of-the-year honors in the American League, cleans up around the house for his pretty wife Joan. The St. Louis sand lot product batted .306, knocked out 28 doubles and 16 home rues foo seventh place Browns. Ochoco Inn Dining Room Is Closed Prlneville, Dec. 24 The dining room of the Ochoco Inn was closed last night, following a banquet held .there for members of the staff of Hudspeth Pine, Inc. and the Hudspeth Pine Saw mill Co. About 100 of the lum bermen and members of their families were present from Prlne ville, Mitchell, Redmond and Spray. Dancing followed the ban quet. Ben Burgess, who has operated the dining room of the inn for the past two years, announces that' he will immediately take over a lunch counter In the Pas time tavern here. The manage ment of the Inn reports that ne gotiations are under way for lease of the dining room to op erators of experience. Use classified ads in The Bulle tin for quick results. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate No. I5IH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That Deloss C. Haines was. on the 15th day of December. 1040, ap pointed by the County Court of Deschutes County, Oregon, as the Administrator ol the Estate of Charles 11. Haines, deceased. All persons having claims against said Estate are hereby required to present the same, duly veri fied, as required by law, to said Administrator at the office of his attorney, A. J. Moore, Room 206, Court House, Bend. Oregon, with in six months from the first pub lication of this notice. Dated and first published at Bend, Oregon, this 17th day of December, 1940. DELOSS C. HAINES. Administrator of the Estate of Charles H. Haines, deceased. 11-17-22-27-C NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as administratrix of the estate of Verna Mildred Wat kins, deceased, has filed her final accounting with the county court of the state of Oregon for Des chutes county, and that the Judge of said court has fixed January 10, 1050, at ten o'clock a.m. at the county court room at the courthouse In Bend, Oregon, as the time for hearing objections to and for settlement thereof; and all persons interested are here by notified to appear at such healing and show cause if such there be why said final account ing should not be settled and al lowed. LOIS E. W ATKINS, Admx., Est. of Vera Mildred Watkins, Deceased. 5-1117-22-C Services CARPENTER WORK: New con struction, rough framing, remod eling, cabinets, built-ins and shop work. F. W. Page, phone 650-M, general contractor. GULICK TRUCK Service: Long distance livestock and hay haul ing. We pick up livestock for lo cal markets, Uedmond 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 1U7, days. FOR WELL and drain hole drill ing call Lee Grimes, 224 Davis, phone 975-J or 1252-J. COAL GASCO BRIQUETS PRESTO-LOGS Order now, DON'T BE CAUGHT COLD. Keep your fuel bin FULL. BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER 222 Irving Ave. Pliunc 444 -titrrt win 'If-! ujf- 't'fK'l1 Pi-,1 WM&.l i Poultry Costs Reduced by Use Of Green Feed Feed costs of chickens or tur keys on range can be reduced from 10 to 20 per cent if an ade quate supply of green feed is available, write authors of a vised O.S.C. extension bulletin, number 659, entitled "Green Feed, Sod and Pasture for Chickens and Turkeys," which is now ready for release. The authors are Noel Bennion, O.S.C. extension poultry special ist; E. R. Jackman, farm crops seciallst, and u. s. l-ietc.1er. Lane county extension agent. They explain the saving will de pend upon the quantity and qual ity oi the green leert. Also im portnnt fci now the birds are ro tated. The specialists point out that irrigated ranges, while producing an abundance of green feed as compared with non-irrigated, do have the handicap of being an ideal place for disease organ isms and parasites to multiply. If chickens or turkeys are run on irrigated range the bulletin au thors recommend that birds be rotated frequently. Four of the best crops, accord ing to the bulletin, which pro vide palatable green feed during the summer months without irri gation are winter rye, Sudan grass, sunflowers and corn the latter two being used extensively for turkeys. A handy reference guide for seeding and using green feeds and pasture is in the bulletin frontis piece. Copies are available from county extension offices or by writing directly to Oregon State college. mnn nuops in r-"il:t'nton,- N. Y. Uli There n1 hitchhikers and hitchhikers, r.'t'iiel Loumhcris was driving to work when a pheasant flew in the window and landed on the s;at beside him. East 3rd and I 1 'I if j 1 laUsaJ' Daily Mel Parnell Top 1949 Pitcher New York, Dec. 24 W Slender Mel Parnell. sophomore southpaw of the Boston Red Sox, was offi cially acclaimed the American leagues outstanding pitcher of 1949 today by virtue of his top rating In earned runs, total vlc-t"-l"i and complete games. i.il- 27-year-old dark-haired dandy from New Orleans, who chalked up 25 triumphs for Bos ton while losing only seven game, posted an earned average of 2.78 and pitched 27 complete games. One of the few places where Parnell was not the leader wag In the won-lost percentage column. where teammate Ellis Kinder, a 34-year-old right-hander who won 23 and lost only six, led with a .lili rating. Parnell was runner up, however, with a .781 percent age. Parnell. who pitched the most Innings, 295, had the compdny of two other pitchers who allowed less than three earned runs per game. Virgil Trucks, Detroit s 19-game winner, hung up a 2.81 mark while Bob Lemon of Cleve land was Just inside the wire with 2.99. Outside of Parnell and Kind er, the league's only other 20- game winners were Lemon, with 22 conquests; Vic Raschi of the Yankees, with 21, and rangy Alex Kellner of the Athletics with 20. Trucks utilized his famed fast ball often enough to win the cir cuit's strikeout leadership, fan ning 153 batters, nine more than teammate Hal Newhouser. Lem on and Kinder shared third place with 138 strikeouts. Lefty Tommy Byrne of the Yankees was the wildest hurler in the league, yielding 179 walks, while teammate Raschi was sec ond with 138 bases on balis. Bow I'm o SPORTSMAN'S LEAGL'E The Vern Larson agency squad last night increased Its lead in league standings by " defeating K i n n e y's by a 3-1 score, and Medo-Land Creamery took the same number of points from Hutchins Motors. Al Harrington rolled high game of ' 221, and Art Powers bowled high series of 548. Scores follow: ;ln.l,and Creamery : A. AleaMre 468 : Ifentley 362 ; Kranek 373 : Forcher 380 : . Alefthire 476; tula), 2618. Hutchins Motor: Harrington 4f'7 : R. Sy vcriion 364; HaKKin 418; A. Syveraon 333; Thompson S32 : total. 2466. Vern iraon Airency: Kiec 621; DuBois 428; Webb 440; Keed 441; Wolf 487 ; total. 2623. Kinney'a: Dyer 431 : Absentee 468: Jack ih 320; Powers 648: Smith 490; total. 2508. Use classified ads in The Bulle tin for quick results. VERN LARSON AGENCY Insurance & Real Estate 1S5 Oregon Ave. Phone 32 BEND, OREGON SPECIAL . For the man who would like to add the finishing touches to a 4-bedroom modern home . . . a steal at $4750 with TERMS 80 ACRE FARM 80 acres, 40 water, 2-bed-room home, large barn, tur key house, 8 miles out. ' TERMS, only $5500 BUSINESS LOCATION New buildings In adjoining towns, ready for occupancy, a business opportunity seldom found, for prices and inspec tion, call us. That you enjoy every moment of the festive season of Yule and that each moment be pack ed with health and happiness for oil. AGNER'S Greenwood U. S. Takes '49 Tennis Laurels New York 'U" Richard (Pan cho) Gonzales of Los Angeles and Ted Schroeder of La Crescenta, Cal., again led U. S. tennis forces to a clean sweep of the world's great tennis championships in 1949. The Davis cup, Wlghtman cup and the singles crowns at Wimble don and Forest Hills all were In American hands at the year's end. A aeries of magnificent tri umphs at Wimbledon brought Schroeder the coveted all-England title and a spectacular comeback by Gonzales in the U. S. finals at Forest Hill gave the scar-faced Mexican youth of 21 his second straight national title. Gonzales turned professional after defeating Schroeder in one more title match in the Pacific southwest championships and be gan a long barnstorming tour with the king of the pros, Jack Kramer, for a $60,000 guarantee. Pancho's smashing game failed to bother Kramer through the ear lier stages of the tour and at one point Kramer ran out a string of 15 straight victories. Splitting the singles assign ments, Gonzales and Schroeder led the U. S. to a 4 to 1 victory In the Davis cup challenge round against Australia, which had beat en Italy In the inter-zone final. The veteran Billy Talbert and Gardnar Mulloy dropped a five set doubles duel to Australia's Billy Sidwell and Jack Bromwich. U. S. women stars, led bv Wim bledon champion, Louis Brough and U. S. champion Mrs. Marga ret Osborne DuPont. defeated England In the Wlghtman cup matches at Philadelphia, 7 to 0. Gonzales won the U. S. clay court championship in a final against Frankie Parker and de feated Talbert for the U. S. indoor crown. He failed to compete in the U. S. hard court champion ship, won by Schroeder against Eric Sturgess of South Africa. Mrs. Magda Rurac won the wom en's clay court crown and Gert rude Moran the U. S. women's indoor title. ONE SHOT, TWO DEER Juniper, New Brunswick U James Davis is a fitting candi date to kill two birds with one stone. He killed two deer with one bullet Merry Christmas .We Will Be Closed Christmas Day in Order That Our Gang May Also Have a Merry Christmas." WALL STREET SERVICE DON PKITCHETT 758 Wall Street To the Customers and Friends of This Firm and A Hearty Thanks for Your Patronage SAYE'S TAXI Stand 1035 Bond Street BEST WISHES Maytag Appliance Store Youthful Hunter Has Close Escape Wolfville, N. S Dec. 24 IIP A young duck-hunter was rescued today on a thousand to-oro chance" after drifting helplessly all night on a rickety raft In the Bay of Fundy. David Sterling, 20, was cast adrKt last night when strong tides swept the tiny raft on which he was standing, from its moor ings at nearby Boot Island. Two fellow hunters said he dis appeared into the murky dark ness before they were able to do anything about it. He was sighted early today by volunteers and police who had lined the shore and kept flash lights treined on the water throughout the night Police chief Lawrence Parker said It was a "thousand to one chance" that he did not drown In the fast-running current. The royal Canadian air force earlier had assigned planes to fly over the area and look for him. They failed to take off after po lice said they believed his survival was impossible In the rough Fundy bay waters. SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE EXCHANGE Phone 131-W A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year For you and all those dear to you, nay this Holiday Time be one of great joy and happiness. ir f. ". And (or next year, we say, , ."Bett of lucfc to all!" TO OUR FRIENDS (