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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1950 Bulletin Classifieds Produce Quick Results Classified Rates LJ'L'l I.OCAL PAID IN ADVANCE 60c 23 Words Ono Time. 25 Words Three Times 25 Words Six Times S2.5U All voids over 25 add 2c per word umes number of Insertions. One month run, same eouy, day rale. Minimum charge. 60c. Line Kale lue Capitals 20c Headers 15c line, minimum 6Uc Closing; time classifieds. 11 a.m. BARGAINS AT GILBERT'S 2 BEDROOM: Now home and 1.3.1 " . . ,.,.., !, A l,,.l.. aim,, uii rvr.-jt niuri n ntxi uii Display Advertising Closing time 6 p.m. previous day. One half pane or larger, & p.m. aeeond day previous to publication. For Sale Real Estate BRAND NEW . Attractive, mo J., 2 br. home; In excellent location. Many oulstand- ing features. oungstown kitch en; weatherstripped windows; oak flooring; cedar shakes; tex tured plaster; all without extra cost to you. This really nice home is priced to sell, and can be seen at 452 E. Irving; or phone 1884- W. WAIST TU SELL? List your property with uilblk T. A square deal, and prompt, efficient, courteous service is yours at Gil bert's Real Estate. 1015 Wall St. ANNE FORBES, REALTOR 3G Oregon Phone 36-W A real buy. 40 acres; 23 acres COI. Clean, 3 bedroom house; electric water tank; pressure pump; outbuildings. Only $5500. $2000 down, $50 month. 2 bedrooms; shower; 4 lots; outbuildings. $3150. $1100 down, $50 month. 3 bedroom homo; located in San Diego. $11,000. Will trade for equity in auto court. ARE YOU PAYING RENT? ON PAVED street: Living room, kitchen, bedroom, tub bath, newly papered. Garage. City bus. $2100, $600 down. Owner will take car or pickup for equity. 40-ACRE FARM: 23 acres COI water. Very good Vanch home with pressure water. Close in. Good road. School bus. $5500, $2000 down, bal. $50 per month. LIVE HERE while you build; Choice East side location. Lots 80x110 cornering on two nice streets. Large new .double garage with built-in guest room. Price $2000. J. A. DUDREY, REAL ESTATE 1039 Wall St. Phone 1327-W Across the street from Pilot Butte Inn at $5000. 3 BEDROOM: Furnished home. Reduced for quick sale. $3050. LARGE LOT: With dble. garage; half Is guest rm. Good location, among new homes. $2000. NICE HOME: Good location, with 2 Ige. lots. I.ge. liv. rm with fire place; Ige. windows; wall-to-wall carpeting; auto, heat, etc. $8500 furnished; $7000 unfurnished. 2 BEDROOM: Mod.,; close in; good construction; near schools. $6300, with $800 down. GILBERTS REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE 1015 Wall i'honc 23-J $3200, TERMS 3 rm. home, plus 1 rm., finished cabin, not modern. Outside fruit cellar. 2 lots, on Roosevelt. $5000, TERMS 2 br., mod.; on CITY sewer. Liv. rm., din. rm.; bath; kitchen with din. space. Good condition. $3600, TERMS 2 br., mod.; kitchen with dinette space; bath. Close in, on Louisi ana. $6000, FHA TERMS GOOD, 2 br., mod.; liv. rm.; bath; kitchen and dinette; util. rm.; bsmt., with auto, oil furnace; fire place. Garage and workshop. East side; on 2 lots. Pavement. $11,000, TERMS 7 a., 6 a. water. 4 br., mod. home with City water. Liv. rm. with fireplace; din. rm.: bath: kitchen and util, rm.; bsmt., with coal stoker auto, furnace. Dble. ga rage. Small barn and chicken house. Bendix; elec. range; re- trie.: Venetian blinds inc. For value, call Mr. Locklin 331 E. M. BUCKNUM. REALTOR 1029 Brooks Phone 331 A FRIEND OF OURS WANTED TO know how on earth we could spend so much money on an ad when we Just Included only one property. That's easy; we print our own money and, besides, we get a lot of fun out of it. NOW THAT we can see the pave ment again, we have two or three good house buys that we want to fell you about. This one is brand new, In a sweetheart of a location; has three bed rooms, furnace, attached garage, every modern con venience you could wish for; and we can sell it to you for $8400, with a good FHA loan. See Pat Ballew about it. OR THIS one at $6900. It has 4 bedrooms, living room, din ette, kitchen, large garage, gas range, water heater, circulating heater, and an ' FHA appraisal for $7250. IF YOU can pay $2775 down, we can put you into a nice 2 bedroom home in a good i district; with a full price of only $5775. Ask Pat - about it. , HERE IS a very low-priced home that will make someone glad. It has two bedrooms, shower, living room, din ette and kitchen; and it is on the market for just ' $3850, $700 down. IT WON'T be long now until we put away our red under wear and get down to the business of selling real es tate (We have to make a trip down South first), and we are going to need a lot 6f now listings. If you have a farm, ranch (yes, ma'am, there's a difference) city home or other real estate for sale, it may pay you to see us, WE SELL THE EARTH WILLIAM B. SHELLEY 520 South 3rd St. Phone 1174-J HOMEFINDERS AGENCY 228 East Third Street Phone 809-J $47502 br., mod. home. Garage, workshop, fruit rm., woodsned; large lot; lawn and trees; fenced. $1250 handles. $58002 br mod. Interior dif ferent, but nice. r.ast side; n lots large garage; could be made into apts. $12a0 handles. $3950 3 br.. semi-mod. Bsmt. 2 lots: earnee: workshop: chick en house. Nice and clean. Make offer on down payment. $5750 '4 a., city water; 2 hr mod. Nice kitchen, wired for ranee: earacc: chicken house. Lots of chickens and rubbits with place. Terms. Again we are about sold out. I vou have property to soil, we will appreciate it if you give us a ring. We will be there promptly. As there are now three of us to sell, our listings are very short. For Sale Real Estate For Sale Used Cars INVESTMENT OR TRADE: 1938 Plymouth se- Contract lor sale, on small ranch, dan; in nice shape. $200. Zerex; Close in. Balance of less than $7000. Payable at rate of $70 a month, inel. u'r inr. win discount $300 for cash. Properly guaran ty.., r einmm ' RIXE REALTY & INSURANCE Phone 535 001 Bond MIDSTATE REALTY CO. C. J. Lindh and I). II. Peoples Rm. II. U.S. Nat. Bldg. Phone 493 Brand new, 2 br.; oak firs.; oil floor furnace; util.; close to schl., in district of all new homes: $6800; $1400 down. 2 br.; West side; paved St.; Ige. kitchen: lots ot nunt-ins; on cue; dble. garage. $G9bO; $1450 down. 3 br.; close In and on sewer; cor. lot; paved sts.; Ige. liv. rm., fire place; bsmt., furnace; alt. ga rage. $9500, with terms. FOR SALE:"37 Olds., good run ning condition, 1950 license. Needs clutch. As is $45. See at 1130 W. 14th anytime. . '47 MERCURY club coupe: low mileage; new tires; overdrive; in first-class cond. Priced to sell. Call 1669-W. 1941 DESOTO sedan; radio and heater: good tires. For quick sale. $.175. Call 1884-W; or see at 728 E. Penn. 1941 DODGE lV4-ton truck; 2 speed dlff.; good cond. May be seen at Roy's Signal Service and Garage, So. Hiway. Sacrifice sale, make an offer. Fuel BUZZED HEAVY dry jackpine slabwood, $10 cd.; 8 ft., $8 cd. Good for cook stoves, heaters and furnaces. Imm. delivery. Write O. D. Alexander, Lapine, Ore. OR TRADE: 1934 Master Chev. 4-dr. sedan. New radiator; '50 li cense; winterized; in good shape. $100. Will trade for hay. Phone 2009-W2. Kt. a, BOX 315. COAL, Briquets, Pres-to-logs and Petroleum Coke. Bend Storage & Transfer Co., phone 444, 222 Irv ing Ave. 3 RM. HOUSE; range and some furniture; not mod. No pets. -Inquire 1313 Cumberland Ave. SEASONED jackpine and body wood. 1564 Division. Phone 793-R. 16" DRY JACKPINE slabwood, $9 cord. Also 8 ft. length. Imm. delivery. Phone 1041. 2 CORD 16" gr. slab, $14.00; 2 cord 16" dry slab, $19.00, deliver ed in Bend. (You haul from yard, $5 per cord.) Central Oregon Fuel co., pnone ui-w. trau a St., Redmond, Ore. GOOD DRY green season Jack pine; also dry jackpine. Prompt delivery. Allen Grant. Phone 314-W. For Sale Farm Products CORN OFF CAR: Coming In this week. Orders pooled. Gordon Wil cox. Phone 1504-Jl. rr PUREBRED Hampshire weaner pigs: eligible for registration. Jimmy Blaisdell, Rt. 3, Box 315. Phone 2009-W2. FOR SALE or trade: 1 5-yr.-old Palamlno stallion, a good one; three 1-yr.old Palamino colts; one 3-yr.-old spotted pony, gentle; one extra good 2-yr.-old mare mule, make good pack mule. Koine tph land. Phone, day 359; night 367. Redmond. BALED HAY for sale. Real Estate, Redmond. Shelley CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK to Central Oregon Auction for the highest prices, sale every Thursday. Ben R. Smith, Mgr. Phone 12-R-3. , For Sale Miscellaneous DAVENO and swing rocker set. Light oak. Upright piano; oil cn-c. heater. 1028 Ogden. Phone 945-J. HOMES $3500 New, 2 bedroom, modern; attached garage. $1000 down, balance $35 per month. $28002 bedroom, modern." $700 down. $25001 bedroom, modern. $500 down. $1600 2li acres, on 8th Street; City and irrigation water. FARMS $19,500 120 acres. Level; no rocks; modern home. $7000 will handle. $10,000 55 acres, irrigated; ad joining town; city water. Easy terms. $25,000 5500 acre ranch. Fair improvements. River runs through place. Free irrigation water. $18,5001800 acre ranch. Stream, free irrigation water. Timber. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES $38.000 Auto court; 8 units; gas equipped; with garages. $8500 will handle. RIXE REALTY 901 Bond Phone 535 1732-W or 215-J BEND AUCTION Saturday, Feb. 11, 11:30 a.m. Con sign early for this sale. Phone 1269. 1 SUPERTONE trumpet In good cond., for $25. Phone 157U-M; or see Bob Mullins, 1118 E. 8th St. after 6:00 p.m. new seat covers; heater.' Also Model A. J. II. Borden, 132 Scott. Phone 1814-W. For Rent STORE BLDG., 25x60; suitable for retail, wholesale, or storage. $90 month. Inquire. 650 Roosevelt Ave. Phone 521-R. MODERN, FURNISHED upstairs apt. Call 19-J. LARGE, well furnished bedroom; private entrance; close in; men only. 1448 West First St. Toi. 325-J. DOUBLE or single rooms vacant at Twin Pines girls' boarding house. Rooms redecorated; neat and clean. Most hospitable, cheer- tut home in town. Room, board, pnone, laundry lactones, $15 wk: Walk to town. 707 Delaware. Phone 723-M. 310 SOUTH 3rd. $25 month, fur nished. See 46 Franklin. NEW, 4 RM., mod. home. 2408 E, First St.: on North Hiway. Splen did location for someone with a home business. Poss. March 1. See at anytime. OUT OUR WAY isms By J. R. Will WHY DO VOU FEED SUCH y-'WELL.THAT WAV ( A HARP LICkER AS HIM HE'S LINAITEP WITH V IN THAT ROUND BOTTOM TH' FLAT BOTTOM 1 PAN? YOU KNOW IT ONE HE OFTEN S VSWPS UP TH' WALLS ) WINDS UP IM j if SBRt?.g&. THE WORgy WART . ' g WittiftMS at last night's meeting, the pag eant would be presented without charge. However, under such an arrangement, no seats would be provided. Spectators, as in earlier years, would view the fete from Drake park, or from west side or downstream lawns. Seats Too Expensive Pageant officials indicated that the cost of providing seats Is pro hibitive, inasmuch as a federal tax must be paid, queen candi dates get a "split" for selling tick ets and tradesmen are paid for erecting tne seats. Jn the past seat tickets have been sold for $1.25 each. Another proposal made was that only 1,000 seats be erected and that these be sold for $5.00 each. Directors of the pageant asso ciation were pledged full support by various organizations. Hugh Cole pledged this support on be half of the A.F. of L. and Earl Rodman on behalf of the C.I.O. LeRoy Fox said the Kiwanians had Instructed hirruto say the club was backing the river show, and Bert Hagen voiced a similar mes sage from the Jaycees. Directors said they will ask similar expres sions of sentiment from various civic and fraternal organizations. MONTHLY RATES now in ef fect, 1 & 2-bedroom. Wahee Cot tages on South 3rd. APTS. for rent; all util. furnished. Winter rates. Phone 509. Shady Nook Motel, 405 E. 3rd. ROOMS or room and board. Sun day meals included. Rooms newly decorated. Under new manage ment. Quick lunch. 542 Arizona Ave. C. VV. Pattee, Prop. Phone 1752-R. APTS. FOR RENT for winter months. L Rancho Motor Hotel, Phone 199-Z, Redmond. (1) Close in 2-bedroom, furnished. Gas range, oil heater, $60. (2) 56 Oregon, suitable for office and living quarters, $60. - (3) 231 Franklin. Unfurnished 4-bedroom. Wired for electric range. Oil heat er necessary. $65. Anne Forbes, Realtor, 36 Oregon, phone 36-W. 4-ROOM furnished apartment. Wood stoves. Also vacancy in a 2-room, suitable for couple. $30 month. Utilities furnished, ub Lake Place, 1518-J-2. A LARGE stock of reconditioned and guaranteed used refrigera tors from $49.50 up; used wring er washera from $19.50 up. Used automatic electric ranges from $39.50 up; and also honors. 165 E. Greenwood. Oregon Equip ment Co. Phone 888. SPECIAL SALE on new 4-draw-er chests of drawers. $7.50 each, while they lust. CLIFF'S BARGAIN SPOT North Hiway Open Evenings SPINET PIANO: For Imm. re sale in this vicinity. Cash or terms. For details write Stone Piano Co., 1540 Fairgrounds Rd., Salem, Oregon. 1 MORTGAGE; $-15,000 ; 6"r monthly payments. Secured by business and real estate. Will dis count. P.O. Box P, Redmond. ATTENTION CITY FATHERS. Did you know that we 3rd Streoteis are a part of Bond; that we pay taxes just like the folk down town do -- in many cases a little more; .that our streets get just as full of snow us they do down town and our sidewalks, too? Apparently you have overlooked these matters if we can Indue from the lack of attention you have paid us during the past month. Now we don't want to ap pear nasty, but we'd like to ask you how you would like for us to revolt ami set up a city government of our own out this way? How about a South 3rd St. Chamber of Commerce on second thought, that would be worse; who ever heard of a Chamber of Commerce doing anything but talk. Well, anyway, we're In a mess out this way and we would like a little attention from the powers that be around the City Hall, WE SELL THE EARTH (And foment revolutions) WILLIAM B. SHELLEY 520 South 3rd St. Phone 1174-J J. S. DAVIS CO. Phone 185 Penney Bldg. Good, 3 br., East side home; now being erected; finished in 30 days. Oil furnace; hdwd. firs.; util. rm. Priced around $7500. Select your own colors. Well planned, 2 br., fine-looking home; Just off Columbia. Fire place; hdwd. firs.; oil furnace; good garage; pavement; lots land scaped. $7500, FHA terms. A Home, not Just a house. Ex reotiiinallv well built: 3 Invelv br.; Ige. liv. rm.; beautifully ar ranged kitchen: with Bendix: auto, oil Columbia furnace with hot and cold leads to each mom. 1190 sq. ft. f living comfort. East side. Selling under FHA terms of $8800. Immed. poss. New, 2 br.. East side home; garage; hdwd. firs.; Ige. lot; well built and arranged; auto. heat. iam. NOTICE: We are authorized Baldwin agents for Central Ore gon and employ no outside solici tors. We accept no responsibility for deals made by any transient agents. Benson Piano Co. Wanted 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 1519-J4 or 790- W. Leave word. SCRAP METAL: Radiators, old batteries, brass, copper, alumi num. etc. Highest prices. Melvin O'Day. Phone 563-W. I pick up. Help Wanted GOOD. RELIABLE woman want ed to care for young child and light housework. Must live in Room, board and wages. 421 Port land Ave. Phone 1005-M. I-ost SATURDAY aft., downtown, gray- gaberdine belt for dress. Phone 90.VM. BLACK Cocker & Pekinese dog, license No. 426. Phone 307-J or 1720-M. Reward. Found TAN -COLORED puppie. Owner may claim at 434 Riverside. WHITE ENAMEL gas range; bird cage and stand; child's rock er: 2 rockers: 3 water tanks; 2 whl. trailer; sot of bunk bods, and other articles. 1824 E. 4th. Phone 1164 J. WAYNE electric gasoline pump. A cood farm pump. Price reason able. Hugh Greer. 1311 Milwau- kle. RECONDITIONED sewing ma chinos; all makes; low as $15. Rebuilt washers, like new, $35. Rebuilt refrigerators, good as new, $39.50. Anderson Sewing Machine & Appliance Center, State and Tumalo. SELLING OUT reg. Toy Pomer anians, heavy coats, orange color. with papers. Males, females bred or open young stock. Box 413, Burns, Ore. Services ELECTRICAL wiring by expert licensed electricians. Also residen tial lighting fixtures at very low prices. !M2 Hill. Phone 1462-J. SAW FILING, gumming, ham mering, band saw' welding. Sander belts, band saw blades, new nan dies hung in tools. Sexton Supply & Saw Service, 1195 Wall Street Churchill Plans Surprise, Hinted , By Conservatives By R. H. Shackford - (United Press Staff Corresiionilent) London, Feb. 7 tut British con servatives gave the first hint to day that conservative leader Win ston Churchill may make some spectacular gesture in the field of foreign affairs before the Feb. 23 election. The hint was put forward in a speech by Anthony Eden, second man in the conservative party and Churchills wartime foreign minister, when he opened the con servative radio campaign last night. Eden promised Britain the eon servatives would devote ail their strength and experience-to restor ing the fundamentals of friend ship between nations whatever their political color." Eden prefaced his remarks on foreign affairs by stating that "the threat of the hydrogen bomb is before us as an awful warn ing." i The labor government has re jected suggestions that a new ap proach to soviet premier Josef Stalin might be profitable in view of the hydrogen bomb. The conservatives have been silent on this issue, although the conservative press has deplored the labor government's refusal to entertain such an idea. Sharp Contrast Seen Eden's offer to try to work things out with any nation was in sharp contrast to Prime minis ter Clement Attlee's recent state ment that a new approach to Stalin on the atomic bomb would be worthless. Attlee said it probably would do more harm than good by raising "unduly the hopes for peace which have been so cruelly disap pointed in the past. That has been quite the oppo site of public opinion as expressed in the British press. Nearly every daily and Aveekly newspaper has urged that in view ot tne nyctro- gen bomb a new ettort De maae to reach an agreement. Some political quarters pointed out that Churchill's major vote cettinir personality is in the for eign rather than the domestic field. They predicted that a promise by Churchill to make a new ap proach to statin mignt De a spec tacular last-minute vote-getting maneuver. PROSPERITY NOTE You'd yip too and wave a signed con tract in the air if it called for the $45,000 Tom Henrich will be paid by the Yankees this season. Old Reliable; who would rather play first base than right field, " is worth it. PORTLAND MARKETS Portland, Feb. 7 UH Portland butter and egg prices were un changed today. Butter Prices to retailers: Grade A A prints, 68c lb.; AA car tons, 69c; A prints, 68c; A cartons, 69c; B prints, 65c. Egg prices to retailers: Grade A A large, 43c; certified A large, 42c; A large, 41c; AA medium, 41c; A medium, 40c; small nom inal; cartons, 2c additional. Cheese Price to retailers: Portland, Oregon, singles. 39-42c lb.; Oregon 5-lb. loafs, 44'-45c lb.; triplets, Hie less than singles. Premium brands singles, 51 lc lb.; loaf, 53'sclb. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK Portland, Feb. 7 (IH Cattle salable 200: market rather slow early sales steady to weak, witn very few canner-cutter cows sold ; short load above average-good 1100-lb. fed steers 26; one lot me- dium-eood 1070 lbs. 25; few com mon-light steers 19-21; heifers scarce early; few. canner-cutter cows 13-14.50, odd head 15; com mon-medium beef cows lb-is good young cows Monday up to 20.50: good beef bulls salable 20.50-21.50; few common-medium sausage bulls 16-18.50. Calves salable 50; market ac tive, steady; few good vealers 27 30; Choice qouted to Monday's ex treme toD of 32.50. Hogs salable 300; market only moderately active, about steady; good-choice 180-230 lbs. 19.25 to men. O.IS 1Kb mosuy lu.tiyj iew u.-tjt heav er weights 18 clown; iew xav lbs. 18; good-choice 332 lb. sows 16; heavier weights salable around 14.50-15.50; good-choice feeder D es Monday 17.50-18. Sheep salable 150; scattered sales stead v; few good-choice fed wooled lambs 23; medium grades mostly 20; good -choice ewes scarce, salable 9.30-10 or above odd common ewes 6. 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. Services POST OFFICE APPROVED Washington, Feb. 7 OH The public buildings administration and the post office department to day approved construction of new post offices at frtncviiie ana sr. Helens in Oregon. Each of the buildings is to cost under $200,000, the announce. ment said. Funds already are available for site acquisitions and to prepare plans and specifica tions, but construction funds have yet to be appropriated by congress. Water Pageant . (Continued from Page 1) New York Stocks Show Decline New York, Feb. 7 (tPi Stocks registered a technical decline in reduced trading today. Profit-taking started at an ir regular Opening and continued through most of the session. To ward closing time, it appeared to have run its course, and prices came back from their lows. Market experts said the Gen eral Motors dividend of $1.50 a share, largest first quarter on the current stock, had been dis counted in advance and that its announcement after the close yesterday set off profit-taking. The stock at its low was off point. It rallied substantially. Studebaker registered a new high on anticipation of favorable dividend- action. Chrysler, still under the influence of a strike, receded. All major sections of the mar ket joined the decline and at the lows the market showed its widest decline since Jan. 25. Ac tivity continued to center on top ranking issues such as U. S. Steel, General Motors, Studebak er, and Radio Corp. Trades continued to ferret out special situations throughout the list and some of these rose as much as a point to new highs for more than a year. An extra dividend attracted at tention to Sheaffer Pen and the issue was bid up several points to a new high. Goodrich and Grumman Aircraft made new tops in their respective sections International Shoe was depress ed sharply on a drop of 44 per cent in its earnings for 1949 com pared with 1948. Several leaders, including Allied Chemical, Amer ada, Santa Fe, and Mission Corp., lost a point or more. Addresso-graph-Multigraph continued pop ular in the office equipment issues. OFFER MADE ASHLAND Ashland, Feb. 7 (Ui Council men have taken under advise ment an offer of the California Oregon Power company to pur chase the electrical distribution system of the city of Ashland. The offer was presented by John C. Boyle, general manager of the company. He explained that the company did not con template buying the city's gen erating plant, but only to distrib ute electric power to individual customers. The company, under the pro posal, would buy energy from the Ashland power plant and supplement with power provided by its own facilities. Savants to Study Life-Span Problem Berkeley, Calif. WiUnlversity of California's institute of Indus trial relations plans a five-year stuuy inio me impact on Amer ica of an aging population. Supported by a Rockefeller Foundation pledge of $125,000, the research project will have the assistance of faculty members of the various university departments. Problems to be investigated in. elude the effects upon the na tional standard of living of the withdrawal of workers from the labor force at ' fixed retirement ages: the fiscal consequences of politically imposed "pensions" for a growing proportion of the popu lation. and the many social im plications of an aging population. Midstate Soil (Continued from Page J) an inch a year. All three speakers touched on irrigation problems, and conservation matters. ' Vacancy Filled One vacancy on the board of supervisors was filled at the an nual meeting, with Jack Shum way, of Powell Butte, named to take the place of John Hansen, Terrebonne, whose term expired. Shumway won from Sherwood Nicholas of the Plainview commu nity by a one-vote margin. Under the new set up, elected members of the five-man hoard are Shum way, B. L. Fleck and T. J. Hughes. Appointed members are Elliott and William Horsell. The south ern and western part of Des chutes county that was incorpo rated in the county-wide district as a result of the SCS vote last week is still without representa tion on the board, but it was indi cated that when assistant super visors are named the new area will be extended full recognition. Succeeding Hansen, Shumway was named treasurer of the board at yesterday's meeting. Jim El ings, Deschutes county agent, is secretary. Rotation Approved Members attending yesterday's meeting in Redmond favored a ro tation of monthly meetings through the county. Approving this policy, the board of supervis ors of the enlarged district set the next meeting for the Plainview grange hall, on the Bend-Sisters road, on February 20. This will be an evening meeting. Later in the year monthly meetings will be held at the Pine Forest grange hall and at the Eastern Star grange hall. Part of the annual meeting was' devoted to a review of technical services available for land owners in the district. One of the speak ers was Joseph B. Rogers, Bend, district conservationist for the U. S. department of agriculture. His headquarters are in the basement of the Pilot Butte inn. Directly following the annual district meeting, Wood left by plane for his headquarters in Den ver. He had attended a series of SCS meetings in Oregon. ROBBERY CLUE FOUND Boston, Mass., Feb. 7 (Ui A rust-covered revolver found be hind a suburban barbershop and identified as one taken from guards the night of the Brink's inc., $i,.fuu,uuu noiaup, underwent a microscopic examination today. The weapon was the first tan gible clue in the nation's largest cash robbery. Investigators hoped it would lead to the capture of the nine bandits who vanished after the holdup on Jan. 17. The .38 caliber revolver, now in the possession of the FBI, was found by rookie -patrolman Wil liam Heafey of the Somerville police as he checked the rear doors of stores along Mystic ave nue in that community. BACK POCKET THIEF New Westminster, B.C., LP Donald M, Shea reported to police that a thief with a sharp knife slashed his overcoat and lifted his wallet containing $140 from his back pocket. Shea said he was watching a hockey game at the time. INVESTMENT Opportunity: Best corner on South 3rd. leased to major oil company. Increased value assured. $10,000 handles. 160 acres Jackpine: 5.000 10.000 cords pulpwood. $.300. Phone 405-W. NEED A HOME? Check the Deal of the Day on KBND 9:45 a.m. Call today and Inspect the listings at Gilbert's. Real Estate, 1015 wall St. RADIO TUBES Complete stock Phllco and other nationally known brands. Tubes tested. Bend Furniture Co. For Sale I'hoiI Cars '10 PONTIAC 4-dr. sedan; In good shape. R&H. Will sell or trade my equity for older car. 354 Colo rado St.; or phone 475-W. '41 CMC light logging truck good cond. $850. 124 Canal St. CARPENTER WORK: New con structlon, rough framing, remod eling, cabinets, built ins and shop work. F. W. Page, phone 650-M. general contractor. HOUSE MOVING and raising; large or small. Estimates gladly given. Holman Transfer, 201 Irv ing. Phone 987. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain holes shot. Free estimates. Phone 1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes, 210 Davis Ave., Bend. ELECTRICAL WIRING All typos of electrical wiring by guar anteed licensed men tree cstl mates. Telephone 159. DRAIN HOLES AND WELL DRILLING. Phone 1222 W. Archie Mathers. 1409 E. 8lh. WE WILL haul your water. 1000 guls.. $3. Rt. 3, Box '.126, for delivery. WHEN IN NEED of pipe thaw ing, acetylene or electric welding, lathe work, portable welding, cali Flaherty's Machine Shop. Phone 1100-R. HEATING: Furnaces cleaned, re paired and reset; Oil Burners and Oil Circulating Heaters cleaned and adjusted. Oregon Heating Co. Phone 513. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE and repairs on ail makes. Phone : 274. 1033 Brooks. FOR WELL and drain hole drill ing call Lee Grimes. 224 Davis, phone 975-J or 1252-J. QUICK P R The Biggest Ltttle Real Estate Office In Oregon E.M.Bucknurn REALTOR 1009 Brooka Phone 331 o p E R T Y T U R N O V E R r Reconditioned Washers $15 up Used Davenport $25.00 Circulating Heaters and Oil Heaters $12.50 up CONSPIRACY CITED Chicago, Feb. 7 IP A federal judge ruled today that eight mi! tio.n picture distributing compan ies had conspired to deprive a Milwaukee theatre corporation of first run movies and awarded the corporation $1,295,878.26 in triple damages plus costs. The award was made to the Milwaukee Town Corp., operators of the Town theater of Milwau kee, by federal district judge John P. Barnes. VERN LARSON AGENCY Insurance & Real Estate 135 Oregon Ave. Phone 32 BEND. OREGON Broadway Location 5-bedroom modern with 4 up, 1 down . . , large living room, dining room, don, fur nace, fireplace, 3-car garage, electricity and gns. Terms. $12,500 1 - Bedroom Modern On Broadway. Terms. $4,500 2- Bedroom Modern Furnace, very neat and clean. Terms. $4,775 2-Bedroom Modern Nearly new, large living room, dinette, full hao ment, furnace, wired f"r range, fireplace. I-ooatrd on West 2nd. $1,450 down. $11,000 ""X