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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, MARCH 20, 1950 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON PAGE SEVEN 1 1 To Buy Classified Rates LOCAL PAID IN ADVANCE 23 Worda One Time 60 23 Words Three Times -$L85 ti Words Six Times $2.50 All wania aar add P wri tint, nDabar af buartlana. Om mnlk ran, aaau copj, dar rat. Minimal chars. SOc Rtadara Uc Una. ninfajani COc CUxiu tint ciaaalf lada, 11 a.n. DUptar Adrartlalnc Ctoiln tlma, S p.m. nrtvioaa day. Ona half paga ar laraar, I p rn. afcend day prarieua ta publication. For Sale Real Estate LO THE POOR SHERIFF TIME WAS when the sheriff was a man to reckon with in the county. What with col lecting taxes, settling neigh borhood squabbles, chasing hoss thieves, and hanging a few unreliable citizens, he was a busy man. Now- a-days with a thousand and one overlapping police de partments operating in a dozen different fields, the poor guy has a hard time keeping out of jail himself. Well, time works many changes as you will notice II you read the loilowing: OVER IN the Willamette Valley (Yes, ma'am, that's the place where it rains con siderable) we have a com plete garage business, with modern fireproof building and all equipment, priced at $27,500 that we can trade for a good ranch up this way. BY. CRACKY WE HAVE some thing out of the ordinary right here: a dandy forty - acre farm for rent. Yes, ma'am, it is all nice level land, all irrigated, has a very comfortable house with bath; barn, garage, chicken house, good fenc ing. This should go fast so you better hurry. MEBBE WE are all wet but we think this is a mighty nice property for the price of $6500, with $1000 down, bal ance $50 per month. It has ; 3 bedrooms, complete bath, living room, dining room kitchen, knotty pine inter ior, Venetian blinds, all on a 65 x 125 foqt lot. Ask Pat Ballew to tell you more about it. IF YOU ARE packing $2800 around in your pocket we can put you into a good business, where you will have living quarters and the subrentals just about i puts you in the clear. Ask 1 Mr. Ballew about it. WE HAVE a man who has one acre and a dandy 2 bed room, modern house lust out of Eugene (It has 1120 feet of floor .space and is finished in knotty pine) who will trade his $5000 equity on Bend property or a small farm. HERE WE go again about that brcoupe of ours (Yes, ma'am, it is an aryplane) a nice one too, but the poor thing is getting a little lonesome sitting around by itself it wants to fly. Now if you want to "get away from it all" you better see us right quick we are go ing to sell it. . WE SELL THE EARTH WILLIAM B. SHELLEY . 520 South 3rd Phone 1174J S10.000: 80 AC, 68 ac. irrigated. Seeded to alfalfa, clover, except nine acres reserved for potatoes. Two good houses. On. pavement. Will take Bend or Redmond house on trade. $8500: LOVELY house. Large liv ing room, fireplace. Nice kitchen ana sunny breakfast room, 3 bed rooms. Marvelous view. Large cis tern and garage. Good pasture and alfalfa. Large pond. Lots of trees. 40 acres of good ground. S23.000: 160 AC, 104 irrigated, fully equipped. Nice 3 bedroom rouse, close in on pavement. erms. KTSodOO: NICE 40 with good house (r$ na large barn. 34 ac. irrigated. -10se in pmtE Maw: 40 AC irrigated. 30 now anaifa with excellent stand. A good property on paved road. No jiuuse Dut a lovely building site. Terms. S1650: 40 AC. 10 shares Swalley, Close to town. INCOME PROPERTY. Bend's nest Inpnlinn for anurjmnntc Sume Income now. $3000 will han dle. MOTEL, FILLING STATION and LUNCH COUNTER. Over S20.000 gross last year. $5000 will handle. BENJAMIN RUSSELL, BROKER 06 Oregon Ave. Phone 1836 2 YEAR old 2 hrt rm mod.: tomb. liv. & dining rm. Nice kitchen with range wiring, elcc. water heater. Ins. Iruit room. Att. garage. Oil fur. Good lot on pave. $5000; $1000 cash. EW 2 bd. rm. mod.: Liv. rm., Kitchen Hinnttp Mnrl hath I Range wiring, elec. water heat 1 a10" ,urn- ast side. $6300; 1 svh000 cash- 3 fcMALL 2 bd. rm. mod. on Lou J isiana on city sewer. Large lot 1 1 S,'!h.garage. $3000; $1250 cash. J'' 1-D. RM. mod.: Living rm., din J Ing rm.. bath, kitchen & din- 4 f'lc. Ransre wiring elec. wa- ler heater. 2S fruit ti-no lame l.'i a lrrHn : .',,... . , ' M.if frps with city water, borders " .. aump nuinin n nps. '""iia. o.w; aow chsn. 1 'SF .V'H. call Mr. Loeklln-331 irvm "--KNUM, REALTOR orOOKS Phnno 'A.U er the Chamber of Commerce To SelLUse Bulletin For Sate Beal Estate BLOCK'. highway frontage: new tourist commercial zone; store wun moaern apt. zaaa k. First , L, on wo. 7 highway. Suitable lor most any business. ANNE FORBES, REALTOR 36 Oregon Phone 36W SMALL HOUSES, Small Down payments: (1) 117 Staats- Street: ' 3 rms.. modern, newly painted outside. $2500; $300 down, $30 month. (2) 1117 Federal: 2 bedrm.. show er, gas range. $2500; $500 down, $35 month. TWO BEDROOM HOMES: (1) Tourist commercial zone. $5500; $1500 down.. 12) On river: 2 lots, oil floor fur- naces, $7500. THREE BEDROOM HOMES: (1) Large living room, hardwood floors, full basement, new auto matic oil furnace, insulated, paved street and alley. $8950, $2500 down. (2) 2 large lots, oil circulating heater, neat and attractive. $6000. (3) New plastered; 1M lots; oak flooring throughout, attached ga rage. i,auu. (4) On river: $4200: $500 down. $50 month. CATTLE Ranch: 800 acres deed ed, 3000 Taylor grazing; free wa ter right, 2 residences: 300 head capacity. $42,000, $14000 down. WANT TO SELL? List your property with GILBERT. A square deal, and prompt, efficient, courteous service is yours at Gil bert's Real Estate. 1015 Wall St. 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. BY OWNER Two year old, two-bedroom home. Attached garage, insulated, auto matic heat, water heater, new lawn; low down payment. FHA loan. 559 E. Franklin. FOUR GOOD building lots, be tween 5th and 6th on East Lafay ette, 50'xl40', $500 cash. Inquire 311 Florida Ave. MODERN 4-room nicely furnish ed home, utility porch, basement, garage, 2 lots, berries, garden spot. $3950, terms. Consider trail er hOuse car on down payment. 1633 W. 11th St., phone 623-M. BEND, Ore.: Income rentals. 2 acres, $200 month rent, one 3-bed-room -house; two 2-bedroom du plex, living; one 1-bedroom house. All modern, auto, gas heat and ranees. 1 acre irrig., a. berries. City limits, Highway 97. $6000 down, terms. Box 1375, care Bend Bulletin. MODERN 4 room dwelling with garage, nice lawn; splendid loca tion for man with business in home. 2408 N. 1st, North hiway. FOR SALE, BY OWNER: a very productive modern home farm. John Hoffman, Rt. 1, Box 238, Al falfa district. MODERN Duplex, income $110 per month. Very good condition, clean, close in. One apartment, furnished, one partly furnished, including gas ranges and water heaters. Some terms. 1319 Union Ave. Phone 635J. Fuel BONE DRY slab wood, very lit tle bark. $15, two cord load. Phone 355L after 6 p.m. 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 2U1-W. Jt a si., Redmond, Ore. DRY BODY WOOD: any length, $11 cord. Phone 852W. Claude Gant, 1204 Davenport. For Sale Farm Products SPECIAL FEEDER AUCTION Wednesday, March 22, 1 p.m. Klamath Falls, Oregon 650 Cattle 400 Big Angus weaners 250 Hereford weaners Also usual run of fat and feder rait e. For further Information Call Roy L. Gueck, Phone 3974. KLAMATH LIVESTOCK , COMMISSION CO. R. E. "Bob" Rhodes, Auctioneer STRAWBERRY Plants, $1.00 per hundred, everbearing; also roast' ing hens, S1.50 apiece. 932 East 12th. Phone lbubw. CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK to Central Oregon Auction lor the highest prices. Sale every Thursday. Ben R. Smith, Mgr. Phone 12-Kd. DRESSED PORK, corn fed. Jim Elder, -mile west of Old Dalles Calif, highway on Deschutcs-Tu- malo road. Phone lsUb-J-l. BALED ALFALFA hay. Second cutting, 535 ton. Will trade for or buy a disc cultivator. Ed Losch, Rt. 1, Box 161. Phone 488W. For SalfJ Miscellaneous 6 WEEK old Pomeranian & Amer ican Eskimo (Toy breed) puppies. 2 black males and 1 white fe male. Phone 1318M. CZECH-125 motorcycle, fine shape, or trade for guns, movie camera outfit. 187 'i E. Franklin. JOHNSON Motors: HD, 2'4 h. p., $129.50; TN. 5 h. p., $175.50; QD, 10 h. p., $295.00. Easy Payment Plan. Evans Fly Co., Phone 815-J. TWENTY YEARS Knapp Shoe Service, droo card for display vnnr home. HOME 2408 N. 1st, N. it:....., llnnrl flm Drrlnr hu mail anytime. W. T. Lester. For Sale Miscellaneous FOR SALE: Good used electric ; range, refrigerator. South City Limits Motel. FOR SALE: Equity in trailer house. Hot water and ref rigera-' tor. 153 E. Irving. WELL-ROTTED barnyard fertil izer. By the sack, yard or truck load. Also pood ton soil. Deliv ered. Phone 1254-R. 3 utilities paid, $45 per mo. Adults PATRICK Clothing, Knapp Shoes, only. One room furnished bach all the family, direct from fac,elor cabin, $15t 745 Colorado, tory. Address card 2408 N. 1st., Phone 1316W. W. Hiway, Bend, lor display in i your home. W. T. Lester. i NEW ELECTROLUX, 1 $30. Also 20U gauon propane lann. -none , 1S1RW! MR nelaware. MONTEREY living room furnl- lure, -n. reingeraior, iikc new; j beds, etc; good, cheap. Owner, leaving. ia unennst. . MODERN type black and white nished, except a few items. $30 kitchen range. Burns wood or a month including water. 108 La coal. Very good condition. For Va Road. Phone 68W. sale cheap. Phone 1620J. RADIO TUBES Complete stock pnuco and otner nationauy known brands. Tubes tested. Bend Furniture Co. SAVE $12: $20 tailored to meas ure business, graduation suits, 2 prs. pants, tailored shirts, 300 ma terial selections, 2408 N. 1st, N. Hiway, Bend, Ore. RECONDITIONED refrigerators, all makes. Good as new, low as $42.50. Rebuilt Easy washing ma- chine, like new, $35. f actory re-1 hnilt PnnvwG T?lwtrnliivpB nnrl ! Royal vacuum cleaners; complete i with all attachments, $19.95. New machine guarantee. Anderson Sewing Machine & Appliance Cen ter, corner State & Tumalo. UPRIGHT piano. F. N. Bodker, Rt. 2, Box 260. Phone 226L. Ryi o uAttLUMN Bioommg uregon giani pansies, If Shasta daisies DatatedPdaisies' ! es, bnasta daisies, paimea aaisies, columbine, geum, grape-hyacinth, sweet William, basket gold, rock, roses. 829 Ogden. BLOOMING PANSY PLANTS Nice large plants, full of blooms and ready to plant. Come out and select your favorite colors. Pick ett Gardens, 629 E. Quimby. Phone 530. 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 El- Greenwood. Oregon Equip ment Co. Phone 888. BEWARE OF FAKERS Certain itinerant sewing ma chine men with a weak sense of commercial honesty are promis ing their customers sewing ma chine courses at tne Anderson Sewing Machine and Appliance Center. These promises are false and misleading. Sewing machine schools maintained by Anderson's at Bend, Redmond, Prineville and Madras are for the exclusive use of Domestic customers only. Do not be misled. Phone us immedi ately If anyone makes such prom ises to vou. Anderson Sewing Ma chine and Appliance Center, Bend, Oregon. For Sale Used Cars GOODWILL USED CARS A fine selection of good used cars priced to suit you. 1946 Pontiac 8 convertible. Beauti ful light blue paint. New lop and very good mechanically. 1916 Chevrolet 4-door sedan. This car is in good mechanical con dition. Looks good. Priced for a quick sale. 1942 Chevrolet sedan. A pre-war beauty, and will stand your most rigid inspection. Be sure and try this one. 1948 Chevrolet 4-door sedan. Low mileage and spotless. 1936 Plymouth sedan. 1936 Plymouth coupe. These are dependable fishing cars. 1939 Ford 2-door. A mechanic's special. COMMERCIAL 1947 CMC 2'i-ton flat bed. New motor. 2-specd. 1946 Dodge li-ton pickup, 4-speed transmission. Overload springs, spotlight, heater. 1942 Chevrolet l'-ton flat bed. Remember: OUR GOODWILL USED CAR GUARANTEE and financing to suit your needs. WARD MOTOR CO. Bond and Oregon Your Puntiac & GMC Dealer AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY New GMC pickups and suburbans. "If they ride and drive like a truck, they re not GMC's." You are invited to come in and try them out. ' WARD MOTOR CO. Bond and Oregon Your Pontiac & GMC Dealer 1936 DE SOTO, 4 door, for $150 or best oifer. 1527 Division. 193C CHEVROLET sedan with ra dio and heater; good motor and good tires. $175. 515 Portland. Phone 1313W. 1919 Vi-ton CHEVROLET pickup. Perfect rnnriitlon. lots rif extras. low mileage. $11.50. Rt. 1, Box 199, phone 2101-W-2. 1948 5-pasienger club coupe, do luxe- mocif 1. aooui u,uw mncs. Radio, heater, foglight and seat 'Pdirpis Oriirina! nuner. N'rira Mill. 1 man, 201 Irving. For Sale Cued Cars 1949 CHEVROLET Deluxe 4 dr. Sedan. Perfect condition, low mileage. Terms. Will take older model car in trade. Phone 826. 1948 OLDSMOBILE 8. hvdrama- tic drive, low mileage. Mis. E. E. 'Heese, 426 7th St., Redmond. For Kent ROOM furnished modern apt., FURNISHED one room and kitch- pnpttp with hath, nil heat. suit. able for girl or woman. Very close in Call 137 Irving St. Phone 890W. 4 ROOM furnished aDt. Close in: large rooms, $35 per month. Also vacancy in 2 room lurnlsheu, Phone 1516J2. 3 ROOM modern anartment. fur d nuuiu moaern aparimem. ami able for 2 adults. On bus line, 10 minute walk from post office. Lights, water furnished. Oil heat. 1415 West 9th. 3 ROOM apartment, nicely fur nished; electric range, refrigerat or, automatic furnace heat. No children or pets. Phone 1484. MODERN nicely furnished apt., very close In, nice and clean; au tomatic heat, washing facilities. No children or pets. Inquire 40 Irving, WILL LEASE for 1 yr., 20 a.. with water furnished. Phone 1511 J3. iV mi. on Old Redmond Hi way. Rt. 2, Box 290. A. J. Rhoades. APTS. FOR RENT for winter months. L Rancho Motor Hotel. ) Phone 199-Z, Redmond. MODERN 3 room apartment; au- tomatic neat, cooking facilities, RdR SinBle person or ."-"fif Permanent renter desired, i $55 monthi utilities furnished. 8th d r:,.pPn'wnni. Phnne 25. CLEAN, 4-rm., unfurnished cot tage; oil stove, lights, hot & cold water; laundry room; $40 month. Inquire at Time Service Station on South highway. Wanted SOMEONE with experience to make 14" plastic tubes with standard threads on either end. Write Box 1707 co The Bend Bulletin. WANTED: good used sewing ma chine, standard make. Phone 1242. TO RENT: 2 bedroom modern house. Furnished or unfurnished. Call Roy Temple, K. W .Wool worth Co., 60J; evenings H85H. WANT TO BORROW $1450 at 6 interest. Good security. Ex cellent credit rating. Phone 857-R after 6 p.m. WANTED TO BUY: Livestock of any kind, any amount. Also horses. Have cash buyers, bee Nick Chase, or drop card: Rt. 3, Box 96; or phone 1519-J4 or 790 W. Leave word. WANTED TO BUY: Inexpensive city lots, prefer several together with city water. Phone 341-L. GOOD Milk Cows, springer or fresh. Also any kind of cattle you have. Pick up at place. Write Ar nold Amen, Box phone 285Z, Redmond. TO BUY, small house to bo moved off of present location. Holman Transfer, phone 987. Help Wanted WOMAN for general housework, Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays each week. Phone 1701J. WOMAN for general house work ancl care of 5 year-old child. Must stay nights. Room, board and wages. Call 1828W after 6 and 1005M after 12:30 p.m. INTERVIEWERS for part-time, interviewing people for market research surveys. College back ground desirable, not essential. Answer fullv, Box 1717, co The Bend Bulletin. WANTED Certified grader W.P.A. $2 per hour. Steady work. Feather Riv er Pine Mills, Inc., Feather Falls, Calif. Call H. Nugent, phone Oro ville, Calif., 39-F-13, collect. ENUMERATORS for house to house canvass for new city di rectory. Good hand writing essen tial. Apply Room 1, Bancroft Ho tel. Situations Wanted FARM HAND and Irrigator, ex perienced. Rt. 1, Box 355, Bend. Services CARPENTER WORK: New con struction, rough framing, remod eling, cabinets, huilt-ins and shop work. F. W. Page, pnone baO-M general contractor. COVERED Buttons and Buckles; over 100 styles and shapes to choose from. 24 hour service. ANDERSON SEWING MACHINE & APPLIANCE CENTER Corner Slate & Tumalo ROTARY TILLER PLOWING Lawn and garden plots, large or small, made ready for planting in one operation. For information or free demonstration, phone 530. ELECTRICAL WIRING All I types of electrical wiring by guar- anieeu licensed men. free esu- - mates. Telephone 159. FOR WELL and drain hole drill ing call Lee Grimes, 224 Davis, phone 975-J or 1252-J. Classified Ads County Court BE IT REMEMBERED. That at a regular meeting of the County Court held this 1st day of March, 1950, all members being present, the following business was trans acted: In the Matter of Claims Against the County: The following bills were pre sented and ordered paid: GENERAL FUND: Postmaster, Clerk, post age $ E0.00 Velma Buckingham, School Supt, mileage 26.70 Forrest C. Sholes, Sheriff mil., 23.6S; Juve. mil. 3.20 26.S8 Doris Sholes. Prisoners' board 219.00; Jail exp. 3.00 222.00 Aubrey E. Perry, Water master 176.40 Duncan L. McKav, J. P. Dist. No. 1, postage 15.03 West Coast Printing & ' Binding. Clerk sunn 70.20 Elizabelh Bishop, M.D., H. u., mileage 28.20 Lucy Mullins, P.H.N., mile age 44.22 Genevieve Chase, P.H.N., mileage 4.74 Mary Hiltje Hubbard, P.H. N., mileage 23.76 Aggie Larson, C.N., mile age 8.82 A. W. Westfall, Sanitarian, mileage 49.74 State Ind. Acc. Comm., Peace Officers 10.60; W. M. 99c; Jan. 1.36 12.95 Vern Larson Agency, Sher iff, auto insurance 112.28 Lumbermen's Insurance Agency, Assessor, car Insurance 29.60 Bancroft-Whitney Co., Cir cuit Court, book 8.50 C. V. Moshy Co., Health Dept., office expense .... 10.00 Bill's Electric, Clerk, elect. expense 29.55 Bend Water Dept., Ct. Hse. water 7.60 Bender-Moss Co., Circuit Court, books 2.00 Mahonev Office Equipment t d ni., i J. P. Dist. No. 1. supplies 8.20 Ericksen's Stationery, J. P. Dist. No. 1. sunnhes 32.20 Stevens-Ness Law Pub. Co., Clerk, 3.25; Co. Judge 3.25; D. A. 3.25; Circ. Judge 3.25 13.00 Bend Furniture Co., jail equipment 12.50 Coffee Shop; Pilot Butte Inn, juror meals 42.35 Helen Schmidt, P. H. N., mileage 63.30 George J. Turner, Juvenile, mileage 11.01 ,LAW LIBRARY FUND: American Law Book Com-,, ' pany, Corpus Juris Se- ' , cimdum $ 10.00 GENERAL ROAD FUND: Bend-Portland Truck Serv ice, general expense $ 1.25 Morris-Nelson Co., parts .... 1.80 Motor Market, parts 3.00 Bend Hardware Co., hdwe. 118.69 Oregon Hardware Dist., hdw 12.49 Bertfl' Furniture Co., hdw. 75.40 Gilbert's Insurance Agency, truck insurance 11.20 Lumbermen's Insurance Agency, P.L.&P.D. Ins... 923.50 State Ind. Acc. Comm., acc. insurance 130.49 Bend Water Department, . water 1.45 Deschutes Electric, new shop 43.24 Allen Grant, gen. exp 24.00 In (lie Matter of Publication of Tax Foreclosure: The Court ordered that notice of 19491950 tax foreclosure be published in The Bend Bulletin. In the Matter of Central Electric Cooperative Power Lines: At this tjme the Court made an order permitting Central Electric Cooperative, Inc., to construct power lines across county lands and along countv roads. In the Mailer of County Library Itoaril: At this time Ihe Court appoint Services HOUSE MOVING and raising; larttn nr small tvsti ma tps ulaillv given. Holman Transfer, 201 Irv ing t'none HEATING: Furnaces cleaned, re paired and reset: Oil Burners and Oil Circulating Heaters cleaned anil adlustcrl. Oregon Heating Co ' Phone 513. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain holes shot. Free estimates. Phone 1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes, 210 Davis Ave., Bend. 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. FULLER BRUSH CO. 638 Columbia St. Ph. 1314 R GUARANTEED refrigerator and washing machine repairs, all makes. Call for free estimate. ANDERSON SEWING MA CHINE & APPLIANCE CENTER Corner Slate & Tumalo Phone 862-W WASHING MACHINE SERVICE and repairs on all makes. Phone 274. 1033 Brooks., 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. Across the Street or Across the Nation MOVING VAN WITH SERVICE STORAGE SHIPPING PACKING CRATING Our employees arc uniformed and Informed. Our rates arc filed with the Otecon I'.U.C. BEND STORAGE TRANSFER Phone 444 222 Irving Ave, Proceedings ed Mrs. R. W. Chrislensen to fill the unexpired term of M. E. La rive on the Deschutes County Li brary Board to serve until Janu ary, 1951. . In the Matter of Re-Sale of County Owned Lands: At this time the Court author ized and directed the Sheriff to sell the following described real property in the manner provided by law for not less than the min imum price and terms set oppo site each tract, plus costs of ad vertising and recording the deed: LAND SALE NO. 209 Parcel No. 1 Lots 3, 4 and 5, Block 70, Laidlaw $150.00, Terms 20 down, balance at $15.00 per mo., 67r. Parcel No. 2 Lot 22, Block 114, First Addition to Bend Park and Lot 14, Block 115, First Ad dition to Bend Park $475.00, Terms '20 down, balance in 90 days, at b'7c. Parcel No. 3 Lots 14, 15 and 16 Block 33. Riverside $200.00, Terms 20Cr down, balance at $10.00 per mo., at 67r. Parcel No. 4 Lots 15 and 16 Block 23, Wiestoria $250.00, Terms 20 down, balance at $15.00 per mo, at 6. Parcel No. 5 Lots 5 and 6, Block 3, Orokla $110.00, Terms 20 down, balance at $5.00 per mo, at 6. Paroel No. 6 Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4 Block 123, First Addition to Bend Park; Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 and 8, Block 128, First Add! tion to Bend Park, and Lots 4, 5. 6, 7. 8, 9. 10 and 11. Block 3, Bend Park $4,050.00, Terms 20 down, balance at $135.00 per mo. at 6. LAND SALE NO. 210 Parcel No. 1 WMiSEVi, Section 21, Township 16 S., Range 11, E.W.M. $200.00 Cash. Parcel No. 2 Lots 5 and 6, Block 3, Orokla $110.00, Terms 20 down, balance $10.00 per mo., 6. Parcel No. 3 Lots 31, 32 and 33, Block 12, Bonne Home $60.00, Terms 20 down, balance $10.00 per mo 6. Parcel No. 4 Lot 18, Block 7, Riverside $40.00, Terms 20 down, balance $10.00 per mo., at 6. Parcel No. 5 Lot 16, Block 115, r irst Aaoition to Bend park $200.00 Cash. There being no further busi ness, Court adjourned. C. L. ALLEN, County Judge. E. E. VARCO, Commissioner. A. E. STEVENS, Commissioner. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK Portlands March 29 HW Cattle salable 1200; market rather slow; early sales mostly steady; some bids canner-cutter cows 25-50 cents lower; supply includes six loads mixed quality Canadian steers; good fed steers limited to around three loads at 2u.50-2s; medium fed steers 25-26; com mons down to 20; low good heif ers 25; mediums mostly 22-24; common light dairy type heifers 17-19; cutters downwnrd to 15.50; early sales canner-cutter cows 14 15.50; common-medium beef cows 1619.50; good cows to 21; good beef bulls 21.50-22.50; common medium sausage bulls 17-20. Calves salable 150; market ac tive, steady; early sales good choice 28-32; mediums 20-25; com mons 15-19. Hogs salable 800; market most ly 50 cenls below late last week; early sales good-choice 180-235 lbs. 18.50; 280 ll)S. 17.50; 150-1TU lbs. 17-17.50; good 350-600 lb. sows 1415; feeders 17.50 18.50. Sheep salable 300; supply most ly lambs; early sales steady; good lambs 23.50-24; good-choice quot able to 24.50; mediums 22-22.50; ewes under pressure; few good glades 11.50; some held at 12 or above. PORTLAND MAKKKTS Portland, Match 20 tll' Port land butter and egg prices un changed today. Butter Prices to retailers: Grade AA prints, 69c lb.; AA car tons, 70c; A prints, 69c; A car tons, 7l)c; B prints, 65c. Egg prices to retailers: Grade A A laige, 4.1c; A large, 41c; A A medium, 41c; A medium, 40c; small, nominal; cartons, 2c addi tional. Cheese - Price to retailers: Portland. Oregon singles. 39 42c lb.; Oregon 5-lb. loafs, 44,2-4'c lb.; triplets, l'af less than sin gles. Premium brands, singles, 51 Vac lb.; loaf, 53 Vac lb. Plastic Can Used For Seafoods Seattle, Wash. Hi'' -Students at the University of Washington school of fisheries have gone Inlo the business of canning seafood In plastic cans. Clifford Soderstrom, 28, discov ered that transparent plastic cans are Just the thing for holding chilled or fiozen seafood. "I filled a can with oysters and put it in the freezer," Soderstrom said. "When 1 took It out six months later, the oysters were In perfect condition." Thiee other fisheries students saw commercial po.ssinuities m ! pan. the transparent containers. Peter: u,-i Wilson, Edward Slroup and Bix by lionney sent two shipments of chilled ciab (jacked In plastic to Honolulu. Il worked fine. lionney, salesman of the group, said they plan lo develop a ma chine so they won't have to make Ihe can by hand. Valuable wax is recovered from settlings in oil storage tanks, To Visit School pwi'j fM.mii wstmmmmmm 3L Don Denning, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Denning. -1175 Har mon boulevard, will be In Bend for spring vacation, March 22 to 27. As a field representative for the University of Oregon "duck preview," he will visit Bend high school, to announce the event and invite seniors to be guests of the associated seu dents for the week end. Stu dents from all high schoo's of the state will be Invited to the campus for the event, April 14, 15 and 16. Denning is a fresh man major in liberal arts. Stocks Hold In Narrow Range New York. March 20 U1- Stocks started the new week with new vigor but settled back to full volume and easing prices before closing. At the highs of the day, the util ity average was at its best level since Nov. 9, 1931, and the indus trial component reached its top since Jime 17, 1946. Railroad issues met selling from the start but they yielded ground grudgingly. Missouri Pa cific preferred reached a new high at 10 up 2 and held part of it. Prospect of something more for the stockholders than now provided under the road's reorga nization plan-spurred buying. Some of the preferred utilities notably American & Foreign Pow er and Standard Gas $3 issue rose 2 points or more. Several oils made new highs and one of them at its high was up 3 points. Ameri can Telephone, Du Pont, Interna tional Paper and National Lasn Register were among the blue chips making new highs for the year. , Vital Statistics The following births in Bend were reported today by the tri- county health department: February 17: Darrell Lee to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Branson. February 18: Diana Lee to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hicks; Ed ward Michael to Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. King. February 19: Lorna Jean to Mr. and Mrs. Delbert C Hargan; Sharon Llllas to Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Clary. February 20: Susan Elisef to Mr. and Mrs. Ole E. Larson. February 21: Glenn Eugene to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dart; Jeanne Ann to Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry Pyzdrowski. February 22: Gerald Frank to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G. Abrams. February 23: Michael Alvle lo Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Bartoy; Karen Lee to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Dyer. February 24: Judith Anne to Mr. and Mrs. Caleb P. Simpson; Martha Rae to Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fariell; Frederick Lyn to Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Spivey. February 25: Fred Clark to Mr. and Mrs. Waller C. McCaulnu. February 26: Michael Chris to Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Iverson. February 28: Danny Jay to Mr. and Mrs. Roe W. Holly; Anlo Bruce to Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Young. March 3: Robert Lee to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Taylor; Pamela Ann to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Alford; Kenneth Floyd to Mr. and Mrs. Galen F. Gates; Gale Loyd to Mr. and Mrs. Byron F. Corwin; Joel Wayne to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Petty. The following deaths were al so reported by the department: February 19: Henry Haskins, at Redmond. February 22: Carol Ann Jen sen, at Redmond. February 23: James Henry Mc Gartey, at Bend. February 21: Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Flath, at Red mond. February 25: Carrie Jcanette McCallum, at Bend. March 1: Infant of Mr. and j Mr- Clayton U Karlson, at Bend. i'"1'''1; 7.; Nnllio Ver,rude Tweet, at Bend. March 9: Wyman Lee llarer, at Bend. ASK CH ANCE IN LAW Washington, March 20 'U'i The army has asked congress to relax the "buy-Amer:can" law so It can supply Its occupation troops with food grown in Germany and Ja- Brig. Gen. A. D. Hopping, the army's supply chief, recently told a house appropriations subcom mittee the law requiring that food be bought only in the United States has added to occupation costs. Buttons, bottle-caps, toilrt scats serving trays and pipe stems arc being made in Norway from plas tic derived from y fish protein. Dog's Life Held iood Example or Happiness By Gay Pauley ("til ed frau Staff CorraaiWDdent) New York ilP Frances Hart- uiok believes people would be happier if they led a dog's life. IU ss HartsooK, who lor tne last 12 years has been studying dog and human bcihavior, contends the Fidos of this world are happier and better adjusted than most ol their masters. The dogs have a ' philosophy of living which hu mans might well follow, she said. Fido lives each moment. He doesn't worry about the dog house shortage or where the next bone is coming from. Miss Hartsook admitted that humans hardly can go that far In patterning after a dog's life. But she said they could stop worrying about things which 99 times out of 100 never happen anyway. Obedience Taugtit Admittedly, she said, this secur ity for dogs doesn't apply to all mutts. A few strays have to be taken care of by the welfare state the city dog pound and the A.S.P.C.A. She spoke about the dogs she meets in her daily job. Miss Hartsook is director of the Flag Dog Training school In Man hattan. Most of the dogs she trains come from the "upper classes." Obedience training Is given both to the dogs and their owners. "With the owner In command," she explained, "he sees things from a dog's point of view. He becomes adjusted to the dog and knows what the animal Is capable of In the way of obedience." The veteran trainer is opposed to boarding schools for dogs. Un der such a training system, she contends, the dog learns strict obedience to his Instructor but can be a little hellion as far as his master is concerned. Dogs Can Tell "Dogs can size up the perpon giving a command," she said. ""If he knows he's dealing wit'i a softie, well, he acts accordingly." She sa d the argument 01 whether to spank or not to spunk has to be settled by the doer's personality. If he's going to lent good behavior only by strict dis cipline, see that he gets it. The dog trainer has little n tience with the owner who indulg es every whim of his pet. All the owner is doing is "cre ating a problem child" se "id. "He's bringing up a spoiled b';t which won't be able to adju.t to society." At her training school, Cms learn princely manners vueV-r they're indoors or out. Th""'ve trained to be good mixers. wbet' er with other dogs or peonln, to stroll in crowds or traffic, to fetch, carry or retrieve lost frti cles, and to stay put or come when called. "SI'U'k Lead" Ailvlr.'-I They learn to walk wito'-t a leash, or with a slaak lead If t"-ev leash, or with a slack lead if they one phase of training Miss Hart sook Is especially emphatic about. She's seen untrained dors liter ally dragging their masters down the street, sometimes into traffic. One of her favorite customrrs was the woman who owned a Great Dane. She brought the out-sied pet to the training school, pleading that "I love that dog but can't you teach him some manners?" She pointed to skinned shins and a banged up nose to show ' what she meant. NOT A SMALL WORLD Samson, Ala. 'll'i Two sisters found that It's not such a small world, or even a small state, after being re-united with an older half sister tliey hadn't seen for 70 years. Mrs. E. P. Nelson and Mrs. E. W. Nelson of Samson met Mrs. Jerry Lomaster of Do tlfiin for Ihe first time since 1880 at a familv reunion. All three have lived in Alabama all their lives. VERN LARSON AGENCY Insurance & Real Estate 135 Oregon Ave. Phone 32 BEND, OREGON 80 Acre Farm 71 water, m arly new 3-bed-rom home, large barn, gravity pressure. S'j miles out. will trade for smaller place. Terms. $7,000 40 Acre Farm 40 water, 3-room home, pres sure, root cellar, 2 barns, alfalfa and clover, 4 mllr $5,600 2-Bedroom Modern 7 acres, fl C.O.I., 1 mile out on pavement. Terms. $4,750 1 Bedroom Modern Very neat, good view, 7 acres, fi water, 1 mile out, iittmeulato possession, 'icrins, $4,750 5-Bedroom Modern bnths, furnace, f I re place, lovely home, good lo cal Ion, Terms. $9.5C0