MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1950
THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Bulletin Classifieds Produce
Classified Rates
I OC'AL PAID IN ADVANCE 3
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M 25 Words Six Times $2.50
nnnbv of inaartiona.
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Minimum charge, 60c.
Rradrra 16c line, minimum 0c
CLwinf lima claaalf lada, 11 a.m.
DUplar AdVartlalna; Cloalne; time, B p.m.
Drcvloiii day. Ona half pane or larger, t
p ro aecond day prevwua to publication.
For Sale Real Estate
Clean, 2 br., modern, furnished
home. Very good furniture. Liv
ing rm., kitchen and dinette.
Nice bath. Garage. $3520; small
down, and good terms.
2 br., modern, lath and plastered
home. Large living rm., kitchen
and dinette. Enclosed rear
porch. Garage, Vi lots, well
landscaped. $4500; $1300 cash,
bal. FHA.
it . O U- ,,lt-n mndorni nr.
i 3rd. Large living rm., modern
vJ both, kitchen and dinette. Util
"I ity rm. Attached garage. Insu
I lated fruit rm. Gas water heat
er; gas furnace. $8000, on good
terms.
A good list of farms and acre
ages for your inspections.
For value, call Mr. Locklin 331
E. M. BUCKNUM, REALTOR
1029 Brooks Phone 331
ANNE FORBES,
36 Oregon
REALTOR
Phone 36-W
BARGAINS FOR RELIABLE
BUYERS
(1) 3 room, modern, house; fur
nished. $2500; $300 down, $35
month. (2) West side. 2 bedroom,
modern. Garage; fenced. $4,000;
S600 down, $45 month.
Large home with income; 2
blocks from Post Office. Paved
street; electric range wiring; i.!l
furnace; 3-car garage.' Only $13,
000. Some terms.
Lots of room. 5 lots, East side.
Neat 2 bedroom: electric range
wiring; large garage. $5500; $880
down, $ou montn.
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.
JUST COMPLETED 2-bedroom
modern home. Located at 42o E,
Hawthorne. Price $6800, $1400
down. See owner on premises
during day or phone 17U3-W.
FOR SALE because of illness:
Business, equip., and lease on
bldg. with living qrtrs. $95 mo.
income from apts. Schl. and hi
way location. 301 E. Franklin.
BY OWNERir-rMfldern'pleABj
Clean, close ltv hear 2 schools..!
Priced to sell. 1319 Union Ave.,
phone 635-J. ; .
FURNISHED HOMES
WEST SIDE: Nice comfortable
2-bedroom home with living room,
kitchen, nook, tub bath, full base
ment, piped auto oil furnace.
Newly and completely furnished
with wall to wall rugs, daveno,
chairs, desk, bedroom suite,
range, refrigerator, dinette set,
washer, etc. Garage. Truly a sac
rifice. $6600. FHA terms.
EAST SIDE: Almost new 2-bedroom
modern. Nice living room,
convenient kitchen, wired, elec.
water heater, laundra-mat, bath
with shower. Very nicely furnish
ed. New garage. Level lot, lawn.
Ideal- location. Another real bar
gain. $5750. FHA terms.
HANDY MAN'S opportunity: 3
rooms, lights & water, new un-
crated bathroom fixtures, lwo
good lots. $1600 cash, $1700, half
aown.
J. A. DUDREY, REALTOR
1039 Wall St. Phone 1327-W
Across from the Pilot Butte Inn
3 BEDROOM, modern homes.
Terms. FHA. $4700. 2 lots; ga
rage; workshop; woodshed; oil
circulator; range; floor coverings.
Phone 1069-W.
FOR SALE: Package beer and
grocery business on Highway S9E
one mile south of Albany, includ
ing stock, building, fixtures and
refrigeration, 75 foot highway
frontage with drive-in accommo
dations. Complete going business.
$10,000. terms. S. E. Scoville,
Brownsville, Ore. Telephone 1102.
BRAND NEW. EAST SIDE.
Lovely 3 bedroom home.
Hardwood floors: oil fur
nace; Youngstown steel
cabinets; electric hot wa
ter; utility room witn laun-
dry trays; interior plaster
finish; attached garage; 2
nice lots. Excellent loca
tion. Good FHA terms.
Full price, $8400.
COZY LITTLE HOME.
Located on West side. 1
bedroom ; living room ;
kitchen; bath, and large
utility room. Clean inside
and out. Garage and wood
shed. All for only $3-165, with
$500 down.
EAST SIDE.
3 bedroom homo. Nice liv
ing room; dining room, and
large kitchen. Knotty pine
finish. Venetian blinds.
Large lot.
Price $6500; $1000 down;
balance $50 per month.
WE SELL THE EARTH
WILLIAM B. SHELLEY
520 South 3rd Phone 1174-J
want TO SELL? List your
property w th GlLutK T. A
square deal, and prompt, efficient.
cuurteous service is vqurs at on
bert's Real Estate. 1015 Wall St.
MODERN, COUNTRY home; hi
way frontage. Priced right. Shel
ley Real Estate, Redmond. Phone
206.
For Sale Real Estate
10 ACRES. 10 acres COI water:
rm- house and small barn. $1500
cash down payment. H. I. Bohlen-
der, 2 miles N. of Redmond.
Phone 1-R75.
EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE cover
ing nationally advertised line, do
ing business with farm & ranch
trade is now available In Bend,
Redmond and Prineville. Will con
sider markets independently or
if sufficient capital is available
will consider franchise covering
all three markets. This franchise
requires a fair amount of capital.
Please consider this in answering
ad. A personal call will be made
on written request to agent. P.O.
Box 123, Springfield, Ore.
HOMES .
$5500 2-bedroom, attached gar
age. On Galveston. $2000 will han
dle. $8500 3-bedroom, full basement,
furnace, fireplace, hardwood
floors. FHA terms.
$8000 2-bedroom, on Newport.
$2000 down.
ACREAGES
$10,50014 acres. VerV nice 2-
bedroom, modern home. Large
barn. 2 miles out on paved road.
$2oU0 will nandle.
$1600 214 acres, on 8th St. City
water.
FARMS
$19,500120 acres, 40 acres alfal
fa, modern home. $7500 will han
dle. $2200100 acres on river south
of town. Will sell all or acreage.
80 ACRES, modern home, will
trade for city property.
RIXE REALTY
901 Bond Phone 535
GOOD BUSINESS: Cabins, gro
cery, gas; 3 br., modern, living
quarters, $60 per montn. Will
trade invoice on late car, trailer
house or small property. 2008-J1.,
HOMEFINDERS AGENCY
228 East Third St.
Phone 869-J. Day and Night
5V& acres, 3 acres COI irrigation.
2 br.. modern home. Very nice
kitchen and nook. Inlaid linole
ums throughout; in good condi
tion. $6850; $1750 down.
7 acres. 3 br., modern home.
Shower and tub. Workshop, ga
rage, chicken house, fruit room,
wood shed and barn. Land all
cleared. 7 acres of free irrigation
water. No rock. Lots of berries
and fruit,$7350; terms.
r.. mnrlorn hnrhp. New
"EaJafe'KeHickeri:. ifiouser
iarn: City water.' Full basement,
furnace. Nice garden and berries.
$7500; $1500; bal. $50 a- month
including S'o int.
New 1 br.; on 2 lots. Living rm.,
Kitchen, bath. Attached garage.
Wired for range. See at 475 Haw
thorne. $3200; terms.
2 br., modern home. See at 1340
Milwaukee. If interested we have
key to show you through. $1000
down.
2 br., modern; large lot. Garage,
fruit rm., wood shed. Nice yard.
On Newport. $4750; $1250 down,
bal. $45 month.
ANNE FORBES, REALTOR
36 Oregon Phone 36-W
Only $1000; $500 down, $40
month. West side; 2 bedroom,
modern. Newly decorated. Im
mediate possession.
Close in. Income property, con
sisting of four apartments and
separate 3 room house. All fur
nished. Kentais. sku per montn.
Only $8500; S57S0 down.
Acreage. Splendid buy. 7 acres,
5 COI. 3 bedroom, modern, re
modeled house. Paved highway.
Garage, storage house. Only
$5500; $1800 down, $30 -month.
Shown by appointment only.
. On river; paved street. Neat, 2
bedroom house; breakfast nook;
glassed-in porch; electric range
wiring; oil furnace. Only $7500;
$2100 down.
BARGAINS AT GILBERTS
3 BEDROOM: Modern home fea
tures dining room, weatherstrip
ping, insulation, basement, fur
nace, 3 lots, and 4 yrs. old. SS400.
2 BEDROOM: Modern, 2 yrs. old;
with oak floors, automatic heat,
attached garage; on E. Franklin.
$7600.
FARMS, ACREAGES, STOCK
RANCHES: 40 acre farms, 480
acre ranches. 1 to 9 acre acreages.
$500 down for several homes, 1
to 4 bedrooms.
GILBERTS REAL ESTATE
1015 Wall Phone 23-J
"WEST SIDE REAL ESTATE
94 Portland Phone 988-M
On West side: 3 bedrooms; den.
Largo living rm.; fireplace; kitch
en, dlshwasiier; ainmg rm.; oase-
ment; double garage. Terms re
duced for quick sale.
On West side; 1 bedroom. Living
rm.; kitchen; utility rm.; double
garage. $3500; $500 cash, bal. $35
per month.
4 miles from Bend on Hiway; 38
acres; 3 bedroom house. S1000
cash, bal. easy terms.
Iuel
COAL, Briquets, Pres to-logs and
Petroleum Coke. Bend Storage &
Transfer Co., phone 444, 222 liv
ing Ave.
SELL rj)R TRADE: Best dry slab
wood. Need gas stove, wash, ma
chine, piano, or what have you?
Phone 355-L, evenings.
DRY BODY wood. Immediate de
livery. George Wilson. Phone
1562-W.
Fuel
SEASONED jackpine and body
wood. 1564 Division. Phone 793-11.
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., phone 201-W. 936 A St.,
Redmond. Ore.
BUZZED HEAVY dry jackpine
slabwood, $10 cd.: 8 ft.. $8 cd.
Good for cook stoves, heaters and
furnaces. Imm. delivery. WVite
O. D. Alexander, Lapine, Ore.
STILL HAVE good dry green
seasoned jackpine, also good dry I
laeUnlno Si 9 nor- ivird Prnmnt
delivery. Allen Grant, phone
314-W.
DRY BODY WOOD. Phone 1786
W. For Sale Farm Products
GOOD BALED hay. Shelley Real
Estate, Redmond.
CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK
to Central Oregon Auction for
the highest prices. Sale every
Thursday. Ben R. Smith, Mgr.
Phone 12-R-3.
1 2-row Int. H or M cultivator,
No. 242, never used. 1 6 ft. Int.
disc. 1 6-fl. mower. 1 7-ft. John
Deere disc. 1 2-way single bot
tom trail plow. 1 Model A. Inter
national tractor 1947 model. 1
41 CMC lH-ton truck. J. H.
Poppe, Terrebonne, Redmond.
phone 17--57.
CHOPPED ALFALF'A hay. 3
miles north, west of Tumalo.
C. M. Barnum,
CASE TRACTOR; hydraulic; 2
way plow; lights; used very little.
Cost $1650; sell for $1150, com
plete. Ray Gerking, Bend, Ore.
Tel. 215-L.
For Sale Miscellaneous
1 PAIR red top Northland skis;
7 ft. 1 pair ski binders and 1
pair aluminum ski poles. 4 .as
sorted waxes.- 1 pair-, of ski
spreads. Any reasonable offer ac
cepted. Practically new, pre-war.
Phone 142SR. 1375 Galveston.
Here are a few of the real buys
you will find at Cliff's Bargain
Spot on the North Hiway:
Davenport wltn matcning cnair,
$32.50. Elec. refrigerator, $39.50.
Wood circulator, $12.50. New 4
drawer chests of drawers. $7.50.
Real good innersnring mattresses, 1
$10. $55 baby buggy, only $12.50. 1
New child's play-pen, $7.50. Din
ing chairs. Dropleaf or extension
tables wltn 4 matcning cnairs,
$12.50. New 9x12 linoleum, $6.50.
Good sturdy dressers, ,$1.0. Elec
tric or battery radiosccaskmal.
chairsg"' enamel range,'- Hotpomr
elec. range, $19.50. Child's ward
robe. Gate-leg table. Sewing ma
chine, $12. Bird cages;' elec. wash
ing machines. Oil circulators,
$17.50. Motor-scooter, $25. Desks.
New platform rockers, $34.50.
Kitchen tables, $3.50 to $5. Colum
bia or Victrola records, 10c each.
150 ft. 1-inch' and 50 ft. lH-inch
used pipe; not galvanized, 38. 130
rods used barbed wire, $3. 100 ft.
2-foot hog wire, $2. Inquire 104
E. 5th, Bend.
A LARGE stock of reconditioned
and guaranteed used refrigera
tors from $49.50 up; used wring
er washers from $19.50 up. Used
automatic electric ranges from
$39.50 up; and also ironers. 165
E. Greenwood. Oregon Equip
ment Co. Phone 888.
WALK-IN refrigeration equip
ment. New. Big discount. 478
Bumside or P.O. Box 167.
RADIO TUBES Complete stock
Philco and other nationally
known brands. Tubes tested.
Bend Furniture Co.
V-8 DUAL manifold and carbure
tors, almost new, custom, $35
complete. AC electric welder $55
with accessories. Chrysler car ra
dio $12.50. Schwinn bicycle $25.
Mechanics tool chest with tools,
new $70, list $100. 1327 Wall St.
BEST IN COCKER SPANIELS
Reg. show, breeding stock Pup
pics available; stud service.
Redmond, Ore. Phono 128-X
UPRIGHT PIANO. Folmer Bodt
ker, Rt. 2, Box 260. Phone 226-L.
For Sale L'sed Cars
OR TRADE: 1941 Bulck. Will
take older car, or what have you?
Phone 1432-M; or write P.O. Box
126, Bend.
1941 DeSOTO sedan, radio and
heater. A good buy at $350. Phone
1884-W, 728 E. Penn.
WANTED
USED CARS
LIBERAL
ALLOWANCE
ON YOUR PRESENT N
CAR ,
COME IN TODAY.
W. B. ANDERSON NASH CO,
1173 WALL ST.
1936 CHEVROLET sedan and
1910 Ponliac sedan. 22 McKay.
1911 OLDS sedan. Low down pay
ment. Phone 1511-W2.
- ;. -"
1910 MASTER deluxe Chevrolet
isn, ime new. n iuiuuii ine
cnanicauy and nnennr. o-piy
lues. Contact Jim Cain, Bend
Garage.
For Sale Used Cars
BETTER USED CAR BUYS AT
EDDIE'S
1948 Plymouth 4-door.
Clean as a pin.
1946 Plymouth Club Coupe.
Excellent condition.
1 1948 Willys Station Wagon.
Unusually good transporta-
tion.
.1946 PeSoto 2-door Sedan.
Another good Chrysler prod
'uct. fq41 international Pickuo
fd buv
A Vdy gOOU OUy.
We have several good cheaper
cars. Come in and see them.
For Rent
2 RM. DUPLEX, furnished or un
furnished. Large yard and gar
den 1364 Newport. $35. Phone ,
FOR RENT at Lava Apts.: Apt.
suitable for single lady or work
ing couple. Phone 684 from 5 to
7 p.m. or 8 to 10 a.m.
MODERN, furnished apt. All
utilities furnished. On bus line.
Children welcome but no pets.
Apply 535 So. 3rd.
MODERN, furnished, small house.
Inquire 237 St. Helens PI.
2 BR.. modern, unfurnished. Has
2 stoves. Call 830-R.
WIT J. LEASE for 1 vr.. 21) a..
with water furnished. Phone 1511-
J3. 4V4 mi. on Old Redmond Hi-
way. Kt. A BOX A. J,
Rhoadcs.
LARGE, well furnished bedroom;
pri. entrance; close in; garage.
Men only. 1448 West First St.
Phone 325-J.
ROOMS or room and board. Sun
day meals included. Rooms newly
decorated. 4 Under new manage
ment. Quick lunch. 542 Arizona
Ave. C. W. Pattee, Prop. Phone
1752-R.
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.
APTS. FOR RENT for winter
months. L Rancho Motor Hotel.
Phone 199-Z, Redmond.
CLEAN, 4-rm., unfurnished cot-
tage with oil cook stove, lights,
hot & cold water; access to laun
dry room. $40 per month. Inquire
at Time Service Station on South
highway.
3 RMy FURNISHED apt.; neat
arW cfcanr-elec. range; 4 blks.
from Bend city center. See at 176
E. Irving, Apt. 4. Phone 13-F6 or
743-J.
MODERN, furnished, 1 room apt.,
with kitchenette. block from
hospital. For information, phone
637-W after 5.
Wanted
WANTED TO BUY: Livestock ot
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. y
ATTENTION
Now available for Bend, Ore., and
vicinity man to control and ser
vice brand new group of Hershoy-Nestles-Baker
Bar dispensers. Di
rect factory conneciion. Must
have excellent references, good
car and $1990 cash for inventory.
For interview with factory ren-
1 resentative give phone and ad-
' dress. Write Box 2497 care Bend
Bulletin. Don't waste time unless
you have cash available.
HARDWARE store large enough
for partnership wanted by pri
vate party. W. M. Turner, 811
S.E. 27th Ave., Portland 15, Ore
WANTED TO RENT: 2 or 3 bed
room house. Will pay $70 a month
for right house. Phone 1547IV1
after 5 p.m.
EMPLOYED couple want to rent
small, modern, furnished house,
vicinity of Penn and Harriman.
Phone 1193.
Help Wanted
SALESMAN for nationally adver
tised product for Bend area. Call
Mr. Miller, 1517-J3.
WOMAN to care for 3 children
and do housework while mother
is in hospital. Call after 6:30.
Phone 1504-W2.
Lost
ON SUNDAY, .22 caliber high
standard pistol in sheepskin hol
ster. Fremont Miwav or Kl. Rork.
Reward. 437-J after 5. 908 East
4th.
Services
INCOME TAX returns completed
nnd filed nnieklv nnrl ineYnenKive.
ly. Owen Panner, Room 2, O'-
Kane Building. 812.
WHEN IN NEED of pipe thaw
ing, acetylene or electric welding,
lathe work, portable welding, call
Flaherty's Machine Shop. Phone
l luu-rv
CINDERS, FILL dirt, and dump
truck and tractor work. Phone
745-R or 745-JX.
son. -
DRAIN HOLES AND WELL
DRILLING. Phone 1222 W,
Archie Mathers. 1409 E. 8th.
CARPENTER WORK: New con
slructlon, rough framing, remod
- eling, cabinets, built-ins and shop
'work. F. W. Page, phone 650-M,
general contractor.
- , p. icn i .::i, uu """' "'
im ircuiainiK jiraieis ciecim-ci
and adjusted.
I Co. Phone 513.
Quick Results
OUT OUR'WAY
fc-
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain
holes snot. Free estimates. Pnone
1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes, 21U
Davis Ave., Bend.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
274. 1U33 Brooks.
FOR WELL and drain hole drill
ing call Lee Grimes, 224 Davis,
phone 975-J or 1252-J.
SAW FILING, gumming, ham
mering, bund saw weiuuig, sander
bells, uand saw blades, new han
dles hung in tools. Sexton Supply
& Saw Service, 1195 Wall Street.
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, 2UL
Irving. Phone ys7.
HOUSE MOVING and raising;
large or small. Estimates gladly
given. Holman Transler, 2U1 Irv
ing. Phone 987.
ELECTRICAL WIRING All
types ol electrical wiring by guar
anteed licensed men. Free esti
mates. Telephone 159.
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Democrats
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1948 primary I was given the
largest vote of any democrat in
Uivgon and was nearly elected
governor in the fall."
Wallace opposed tlie late Earl
Sn'cll in 194 and Douglas McKay
in' 1948.
Morse Al lucked
i'ho discussion dealing with
possible U, S. senate candidates
in tne May primaries was largely
centered around attacks on sen
ator Morse. Jo'sslin opened this
phase of the discussion by re
minding the group that Oregon's
last democratic senator was
George E. Cliamberlin, in 1914.
Uarly in the discussion, Nick Gra
nd, Multnomah county democra
tic chairman, directed the spcaw-ei-s'
artillery toward Senator
Morse, despite an earlier admoni
tion that "the name of Morse
should not be mentioned In this
hall." The main attack on Morse
was made by Monroe Sweet land,
who refused to reconsider his ear
lier announcement that he would
not be a candidate for the U. S.
senate.
Double-Cross Charged
Charging that Senator Morse
! had
double-crossed labor, the
1 oemoci
tic leaders declared t'lat
the junior senator from Oregon I
is not unbeatable. Senator Morse
never favurs en issue without an
escape clause," Svvcetland declar
ed. i.nt.oi st mcnl of IV.oi se by na
t.onai A. i'. of L. leaders was
(ie-ribcd by Sweelland. The dis-c,u-..sioii
oi Ihe senate post ended
wjten .Sweelland declared that in
i'bout 10 days "we will present a
lust class candidate."
There are tin re potential dem
ocratic candidates for representa
tive from the second Oregon dis
trict, with one of Ihe three Ver
nbn D. Bull, of LaGrande, already
in the field. Another possible
candidate Is Hugh Bowman, of
Pendleton. Both were present.
A third possible candidate is Na-
j die btrayer of Baker.
loss I in Ulasled
Early in tne coiilerence, Joss
lin's ambition to become a cumu
late for governor, while serving
i'S chairman of tlie parly's cen
uui cuimiui lee, was marm-d, wmt
Sweelland leading the attack.
Sweetland declared that the party
leaders should be primarily con
cerned in building up and direct
Ing the party, not in seeking of
f itvc
Josslin and Pearson indicated
I that any plans they may have to
run lor governor win nut be in
lUlllj iljllijll IN I VOU SEE IT'LL WIPE A WIN-
Illii'lU.II I 1 !! Illl Willi 'II ll DOW QUITE OOOO AN' WOULD I
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George L. Mai- fluenced by Wallace's announce ! Despite a lather short attend
ment thai he Is a candidate. jance of Ihe Oregon central coin-
Present for a dinner meeting of i mitlec, with Just enough present
the Oregon democrats Salurdav : at the Sunday meeting lo c-onsti-night
at the Pilot Bulle inn were 'lute a quorum, attendance at the
110 persons. Willi Josslin and Mis. ' Bend session was high. Cecil
U-onard pie.siding. A consider-', Moore, Deschutes county central
! able part ol tlie Bend meeting w
. given over to a discussion of
; party organization.
i Registration Topic
i Cm Saturday, the conferom'
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proper registration facilities, par
By J. R. Williams
UdMJIIlie
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Los Angeles anti-trust division of
the U. S. department of justice,
conferred recently with 30 south
ern California sendee station op
erators and said anti-trust charg
es will be brought against some
of the major oil companies In
volved.
Approximately 50 "local areas"
in and around Los Angeles were
involved in the war, and a like
number in the east bay and penin
sula, districts around San Fran
cisco. Examples Cited
A major Los Angeles intersec
tion was typical. Three months
ago a Texaco station on one cor
ner cut prices a cent and a half.
After two months a Mobilgas
(General Petroleum) station on
the opposite corner also cut and
advertised "gas war." Two weeks
ago a Richfield station on the
same intersection joined the fight
and the next day the fourth sta
tion, Standard, cut to the same
level.
Jesse Furrow, owner of the
Mobilgas station, cut another cent
yesterday, to 21.9 for regular and
23.9 fonj)remium. ...
'I'll -lteve-4oHO"back-up -Monday.
They ran me ragged and
bought up all my regular in the
first hour," he said.
An oil company spokesman In
Milwaukee said the war will be
"disastrous" if it continues to
spread.
British
(Continued from Pago 1)
1. Health minister Aneurin Ee
van at Khymney "I am expccl
ing a whole series of red her
rings ol the most luscious de
scription to issue from tlie con
servative hiding places where I
think they have been hatched for
some time."
2. Chancellor of the exchequer
Sir Stafford Cripps at Birming
ham "Wc must go back to an
even greater degree of fair shares
and economic planning and con
trol than we have yet achieved
in this country."
Russia Involved
3. Commonwealth affairs sec
retary P. J. Noel-Baker at Coven
try A labor government is best
equipped to persuade Russia of
Ihe error of her policy because
the conservative party is still re
membered for its bclwei-n-lhe-wars
policy of appeasement In
Ethiopia, Munich and "all the
rest."
4. Deputy prime minister Her
bert Morrison at Dover Church
ill's proposal lor another Big
Three meeting is "pieposlcrous
and ridiculous.
5. Attorney general Sir Hartley
Shawcross at Blackpool a
Churchill victory would threaten
Ihe peace of the world. "If Mr.
Churchill were lo be returned to
power, if his ambition were lo be
satisfied and he were allowed to
dominate the destinies of this
country again, I must tell you
in all seriousness that I tremble
for the future of our country and
the peace of the world."
ty leaders declared, the Oregon
democrats can illl every office at
the autumn election, Charges
were made that republican county
clerks seek to ictaid regislralion,
or to influence voters who regis
ter. It was Granet, of Multno
mah county, who urged a "fight-
- , ing" registration campaign
At the Satuiday session, the
committee voted to request coun-
ly clerks to appoint voter regis-
- j uiiis in every pn-tini-i
conimmec cnanman aim mem-
ber of Ihe second Oregon ilis
liict committee, was in geneial
charge of local arrangements.
The women's division of Ihe
Joined in a
luncheon al
the Pilot Bulle Inn
: Siin.l;.v with Mi- I-emim,! In
- 1 charge.
County Court
BE IT REMEMBERED, That
at a regular meeting of the Coun
ty Court held this 1st day of
February, 1950, all members be
ing present, the following busi
ness was transacted:
In the Matter of Claims
Against the County:
The following bills were pre
sented and ordered paid: j
GENERAL FUND
Helen M. Dacey County
Clerk, postage $ 20.28
Gladys Jacobsen Sheriff,
clei-k hire 44.01
V e I m a Buckingham
School Supt., mileage .... 28.08
r orrest C. Sholes Dep.
Sheriff, mil., 14.24; Juve.
Off., mil., 6.96 21.20
Doris Sholes Prisoners'
board, 304.80; Jail exp.
3.00 307.80
E. Risen Assessor, post
age 6.00; repairs 50c 6.50
Marguerite Lyons Asses
sor, auto exp 5.00
C. L. McCauley Sheriff,
postage 15.03; tele. 6.45;
auto 6.94 28.42
Elizabeth Bishop H.O.
mileage 28.50
Lucy Mullins P. H. N.,
Rail Shares
Continue Drop
New York, Feb. 20 IP Rail
road shares led the stock market
down today when the soft coal
miners refused to return to their
pits.
Some of those who had bought
the rails last week on the belief
the mines would resume sold to
day. Prices declined fractions' to
more than a point and other sec
tions of the market declined mod
erately with the carriers. Rails
made a new high since Nov. 8,
1948 on Saturday.
Traders turned their attention
to special issues and groups. Elec
trical equipments were given a
whirl and the leaders maue new
highs when Westmghouse Elec-
tne announced its spring line of
television receivers.
Aircrafts turned on active trad
ing with Lockheed at a new hign.
Puzer made a high in the phar
maceutic's. Hemlngto n-Kand
maue a top in tne oince appli
ances. Some of the specials had gains
ranging up to 7 points in St. l,ouis
auuuiwesiurn railway whicn gam
ed 4 poims last week.
New highs were made by such
Issues as American i cyanamid,
Firestone, Coiumoia Pictures,
Commonwealth, Kdison, ., .Jewel
I'ea, U. b. Plywood preterred, C.
I. i. Jnvesling, J. I. case prefer
red, and American Machine and
f oundiy.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Feb. 20 iu-i cattle
salable 1300; market active on re
duced supply; mostly 50 cents
higher beef steers, heifers und
cows; cruiner-eulter cows steudy
to 50 cents higher but buyers re
sisting advance; bulls about
steady; high good fed steers in
cluding 1M0 10. weignts n; medium-good
steers 24.oo-26.50; com
mons ..0-22; good fed hellers 24.50
2b; mediums 20-23.50; common
heifers 16-19; canner-cutter cows
13.b0-14.75; common-medium beef
cows 1619; few good cows to 20;
good beef bulls 20-21; common
medium sausage bulls 1619.
Calves salaole laO; market
mostly steady; fairly active, good
choice light vealers at 26-30; good
450 lb. calves 24.50; common-medium
calves, vealers 15-23.50.
Hogs salable 900; market ac
tive, strong lo 25 cents higher;
good-choice 180-230 lb. buicners
19-19.25; few 19.50; 250-290 lbs.
17-18; good 350 550 lb. sows strong
at 14.aU-15.75; good-choice 115 lo.
ieeders II; lignter weights quot
able to 17.50 or above.
Sheep salable 500; market ac
tive, snong; good-choice fed wool
ed and no. 1 pelt lambs under 105
ibs. 22.:0-23; medium feeders 19
20; good ewes salable 10.
(The north Portland livestock
market will bo opened to trading
Wednesday, Feb. 22, but being
legal holiday market reporting
service office will be closed.)
PORTLAND MARKETS
Portland, Feb. 20 mi Portland
butler prices were raised one cent
a pound on all grades -today on
the wholesale market.
Egg quotations held steady and
unchanged.
Bulter Prices to retailers:
Grade AA prints 69c lb.; AA car
tons 7l)c; A prints 69c; A cartons
70c; B prints 60c.
Egg prices to retailers: Grade
AA large 45c dojf.; A large 43c;
AA medium 43c; A medium 42c;
small nominal; cartons 2c addi
tional. Cheese -- Price to retailers:
Portland, Oregon, singles 39-42c
lb.; Oregon 5-lb. loafs 44!i-45c
lb.; triplets Hie less than singles.
Premium brands. sinnle 51 'ir
lb.; loaf 53 Vic lb. I
Bennett's Machine Shop
Illl Roosevelt Ave. Bend, Ore. Phone II. 12
GENERAL MACHINE WORK
AUTOTRUCK TRACTOR REPAIRS
Crankshaft Grinding, In or out of motor.
HEAVY EQUIPMENT REPAIRING
Cylindrical Grinding
WELDING
Proceedings
mileage 28.08 .
Genevieve Chase P.H.N.,
mileage 23.28
Helen Schmidt P.H.N.,
mileage 48.96
Mary Hiltje Hubbard
P..I.N., mileage 20.16
Aggie Larson C.N., mile
age 4.74
A. V. Wostfall Sanitari
an, mileage 18.30
Helen M. Cole Health
oept.. office exp 18.97
West Coast Ptg. & Bdg.
Election exp 19.75
Auiu s Courthouse exp. .. 3.30
Union Oil Co. Sheriff,
auto exp 6.60
Edith E. Fairchild Treas.,
postage 10.00
Bend-Portland Truck Serv
ice Courthouse exp 2.37
Packer-Scott Co. Court
house exp 59.78
Bill's Electric Rectigraph
exp 9.50
West Publishing Co. Cir
cuit Court books 25.00
Bend Water Dept. Court
house water 12.45
Cecil C. Moore Refunds
and adjustments 94.23
Delmer B. Davis Bang's
indemnity 8.uo
Stale Ind. Acc. Comm.
Peace Officers 10.72; Jan
itor 1.39; Watermaster
1.07 13.18
Aubrey E. Perry Water-
master 194.42
George J. Turner Youth
Counselor, mileage 7.82
The Bend Pilot County
judge, supp. 12.65
Mahoney Office Equip
ment j.p. uist. no. 2,
supp 8.13
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE FUNDS'
Piggly Wiggly Store Sol-
diers, relief 15.00
Brookings Wood Yard
Soldiers' relief 12.00
DOG LICENSE FUND
Bertha Allen Chickens
killed by dogs 12.50
GENERAL ROAD FUND
Sexton Suply & Saw Serv
ice Gen. exp 3.00
Allen Grant Gen. exp 12.00
Bend-Portland Truck Serv-
ice Gen. exp 1.36
Bend Auto Parts, Inc.
Parts -.. 68.03
Morris-Nelson Co. Parts.. 131.88
Howard Cooper Corp.
Parts 7.03
Oregon Hardware Dist.
huw 7.16
Bend Hardware Co. Hdw. 21.57 '
Bend Water Dept. Water 1.43
Warner Plumbing New
shop 63.18
Slate Ind. Acc. Comm.
Acc. ins 157.43
A. Wilson Benold New
shop 400.00
Deschutes Electric New
shop 50000
In the Matter of Deeds
To County Owned Land:
The Court issued a deed to Guy
S. Diver, covering Lots 8 and 9,
consideration being $190.00.
There being no further busi
ness, Court adjourned.
C. L. ALLEN, County Judge
E. E. VARCO, Commissioner
A. E. STEVENS, Commissioner
NOTICE TO CREDITORS -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the undersigned has, by or
der of the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for Deschutes
County, been appointed adminis
tratrix of the estate of Merton
Guy Marshall. All persons hav
ing claims against said estate are
required to present them, duly
verified as by law required, at
the office of my attorneys, Do
Armond, Goodrich, Foley & Gray,
U.S. Bank Bldg., Bend, Oregon,
within six months of the date of
the first publication of this note.
DATED and first published this
13th day of February, 1950.
LAURA WONSER.
58-64-70-76-C Administratrix
VERM LARSON
AGENCY
Insurance & Real Estate
135 Oregon Ave. Fhone 32
BEND, OREGON
Form
120 acres, 100 Tumalo wa
ter, 25 acres Alfalfa, 10
acres seeded pasture, leased
pasture, 14-stanehion barn,
4-room house. Consider
trade for small acreage, pre
fer Valley property.
Farm
11 acres, 2-bedroom modern,
Urge living room, dinette,
lovely bath, furnace, fire
place, utility, good outbuild
ings, apple orchard, 1 mile
out on pavement.
$10,500
2-Bedroom Modern
Furnace, full basement,
very clean, west side loca
tion, $"(.
FURNISHED $6,000
2-Bedroom Modern
Very clean, $1,000 down. ,
$4,500