TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1950
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
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For Sale Beat Estate
56000 : 40 Acres, 4 room house
and barn, near town.
511,000: 80 Acres, level, no rocks,
28 acres clover, first seed crop
his year, balance all under cul
tivation. 58500: 40 Acres, good Improve
ments. You will like this place.
58500 : 80 Acres near Sisters, 60
acres free water, good 3 bedroom
modern home.
575.000: One of Central Oregon's
finest improved ranches: 5280
acres deeded, irrigated meadow,
tree water, mountain summer
range, stream through place, im
proved road, near good town.
rERMS can be arranged on any
jf the above places.
RIXE REALTY & INSURANCE
General Fire Ins. Co. Saves 15'i
901 Bond Phone 535
After hrs. Phone 1732W or 215J
FOR RENT: 1 bd. rm. mod. at
1719 Vi Division, $25 per mo.
GOOD 2 bd. rm. mod., llv. rm.,
din. rm., bath, well planned kit.,
auto panel furn., ins. in attic,
double garage, good west side
location. $6250. Will FHA.
2 YR. OLD ultra mod., 2 bd. rm.
home. Liv. rm., din. rm., break
fast nook, beautiful kit., util
ity rm., attic ins., att. garage,
2 lots enclosed. Priced at less
than app. $9500; $3500, bal. GI.
LOVELY 2 bd. rm.
2 oa. rm. moa. nome
rm., mod. oath, nice Kit. Witn
breakfast nook, utility with
Bendix, auto, oil pipe furn., ga
rage, on pave, with city sewer.
$8500; $2100 cash, bal. FHA.
MODERN 2 bd. rm. home on
Georgia. Liv, rm., din. rm.,
bath, large kit., new roof and
siding, elec. range and oil heat
er inc., small base., garage.
$5000; $2000 cash, bal. $35 mo.
For value, call Mr. Locklin 331
E. M. BUCKNUM, REALTOR
1029 Brooks ' Phone 331
SJear the Chamber of Commerce
WHAT IS CHIVALRY
T USED to be a most desirable
social grace. Nowadays it
is the attitude of man to
wards a strange woman.
By the same rule in re
verse we might add: The
objective of she is he. Thus
we establish the equality of
the two warring elements.
NOW THAT we have brought
peace to the Earth we have
a bit of the good old Earth
that we want to tell you
about. It is 80 acres in ex
tent, about 5 miles out, a
very nice laying farm,
about 14 acres in alfalfa,
40 acres Irrigated, a small
new house (no, ma'am, it
ain't much of a house: but
a couple of nice folks live
ment, a milk cow and a
lot of good will. All of
which we can sell for $6500
and take a house in town
for part or all if the
house is worth the money,
(the farm is). You better
see Farmer Shelley about
this one.
PAT BALLEW says: "there is
something wrong if we
can't sell this house with
in the week." It is a nice
new "home with 3 bed
rooms, complete bath, nice
living room, kitchen with
steel cabinets, utility room,
wall heat, plastered thru
out, attached garage, nice
lot in best district. The
price is $8975. with FHA
loan if wanted. Better take
a look if you want a nice
home at a fair price.
BY THE WAY: We have a good
acre near Eugene to trade
as part of the down pay
ment on a Bend home or
suburban might even con
sider a small farm.
LISTEN FOLKS: Our farm buy
ers are beginning to show
up. One sale last week and
another ready. We need
more good farm listings.
Farms that will produce
and are priced right. We
have done a lot of outside
work looking to this sea
son, and will sell a good
number of farm and ranch
properties this year. We
can't show yours if it Isn't
listed.
WE SELL THE EARTH
WILLIAM B. SHELLEY
520South 3rd. Phone 1 174J
HOMEFLNDERS AGENCY
"45 Bond St. Phone 94
HUE to sickness must sell 3 bd.
rm. home on paved street, small
ilown.
WELL established business on sn.
Iiiway, will take home nr acreage
as part pymt. Price S17.8."0.
2 I3D. RM. mod. on Lafayette,
needs some repair, $2650.
3 HD. RM on paved st.. city bus,
nice yard, garage, chicken house.
2 lots, good terms.
2 BD. RM modern for rent.
2 UD. RM. 2 yrs. old. east side,
nice mtn. view, lawn and garden.
52350 down.
Bulletin Classifieds Reach 20,000 Readers
For Sale Heal Estate
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Ca l todnv nnrt insnrt tho Hot.
IncH at nilhjrHe Vtaa Vctato 1A1.X
Wall St.
BLOCK highway frontage; new
tourist commercial zone; store
with modern apt. 2359 E. First
St., on No. 97 highway. Suitable
(or most any business.
BARGAINS AT GILBERTS
INCOME: 4-bedrm. modern home
plus two 4-room modern rentals.
Paved street, close in, sewer con
nections, 3 garages and wood
sheds. Desirable at $13,000.
3-BEDROOM: Modern on puved
street. Newly decorated, electric
water heater, range wiring, fire
place, oil heat. $5800 with terms.
3-BEDROOM: Modern near 8th
and Greenwood. Quite new, 60
gal. water heater, large utility,
dining room, etc. Well arranged
attractive home. $5850 with
terms.
NEW: 2-bedroom modern with
dining room, etc. Well arranged
and attractive, $5000.
GILBERTS REAL ESTATE
1015 Wall Phone 23-J
HI-WAY REAL ESTATE
228 East Third St. Phone 869J
South Highway'
BUSINESS BUILDING
On highway, 100 ft. frontage;
bldg. 24' x 66', suitable for any
kind of business, nice living quar
ters. This is not a lease for $6500.
No phone calls please. See us at
office for information.
6 BEDROOM
Here is a good 6 br. mod., we
offer you for $8400, with $1500
down. Good rental, close in.
NEW 2 BEDROOM
Lot 80 x 110; living room, large
kitchen, lots of closets, service
porch, asphalt tile floor through
out, for $5500. Terms.
SHORT OF CASH? ? ?
1 Br. $350 down; 2 br. $500 down;
Close 10 oi. v.naries nospi ai. 2 br $70 down 3 br $9Q0 down
Liv. rm. with fireplace, din. H' 0
2 AND 3 BR. HOMES WANTED
Prospects waiting. List Now!
3 BEDROOM modern, fireplace,
corner lot; 3 room building can
be finished into rental. 354 Colo
rado. Phone 475W.
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.
VERN LARSON AGENCY
b-' sra Oregon
EsveliB neW , 3 bedroom, modern,
furnace, fireplace, oak floors,
ideally located. $2500 will handle.
Call Mr. Dubois, 32. -.- - .
J. S. DAVIS CO.
Phone 185 Penney Bldg.
Good 3 bedim., 114 story home,
2 blocks from post office; full
cement basement, pipe furnace,
fireplace, harwd. firs., paved
street. This is well constructed
home. $8950.
Practically new 1 bedroom, com
bination liv. and din. rm.. oil fur.
nace, paved street, lawn. $1000
dwn., reasonable terms. Total
price $4000.
2 Bedrooms, large living rm., din.
rm., cement basmt. with good
pipe furnace, corner lot fully
in it), a new barn, store i-. 'i,i t s kW
house, a team, some equip- with sl25o dwn.. bal. FHA. terms.
Charming 3 bedrm., new east side
home, 24 foot living rm., beauti
ful harwd. firs., good oil furnace,
fine built-ins, separate utility rm.,
large lot, good location. This
home is well arranged. A good
buy at $7500. FHA terms.
Interested in a Motel? We can
offer you a good deal in high
grade motels showing fine in;
come.
80 ACRE FARM: 77'i acres ir
rigated, 3G ac. alfalfa. 16 ac. seed
ed pasture; new grade A dairy
barn, complete with large pump,
milking machine, coolers, etc.;
other outbuildings, livable house;
school busses; paved highway.
Price $15,000. Take house in town.
Ask for Mr. Ray.
80 ACRES with 45 Irrigated, plus
160 acres fenced, Taylor grazing;
6 room modern home, large barn,
large brooder house, potato cel
lar, double gar., 2 large cisterns.
2 cows. 1 heifer, good tractor and
implements. Price $14,000.
BUILT IN 1949: Close in, east
side home; living room, kitchen,
bath, two bedrooms down. 2 up;
garage, two nice lots. Price $5800.
Ask lor vioia aiorris.
REDMOND:
Brand new 3 bed-
oom modern, an outstanding !
home; large lot, mountain view
Price $9500. Wo have the key.
J. A. DUDREY, REALTOR
1039 Wall St. Phone 1327W
Across from Pilot Butte Inn
GENERAL farm and auto repair
hnn: 37 acres river bottom soli
near town: 6 room house. 2 barns, Complete sawmill, 60,000 M ca
highway frontage. Consider trafl'-1 paoitv.
for highway property near town. ,ioo Cords dry edgings 3.50 per
M. J. Fox, Brownsville, Ore. cord.
- -WN,t.- X:s' 1 Large jammer. S1500.
w ''ml"'" . i cirV.nl
north highway, close In. $1.00
cash for quick sale. Inquire 1801
N. 1st.
2 HOUSES on 1 lot. both rented;
pavs good dividends. Price $3350.
Must be cash. See owner, 11 W.
Revere.
t rtrvxt knM anrl fuhin In, rWlv
for quick Sale: $1240. Also
business and residential lots. rn.
170311. '
I til l
JUNIPER posts for sale. A few
loads of well-roUed'-manuic New
Zealand white rabbits. Don Pars-
i ley, 2 ml. east ol town.
Fuel
.ioi9W
1087J.
DRY BODY WOOD, $10 per cord,
any length. Phone 1094W.
DRY BODY WOOD: any length, 1 Phiniums, lupens. painted dais
$10 cord. Phone 852W. Claude.'68 all other perennials. Glad.
Gant, 1204 Davenport.
GOOD dry, green seasoned jack
pine, also some dry lack pine, ,
16" or 24" $12 per cord. Allen
Grant, Phone 314W.
2 CORD 16" gr. slab. $14.00: 2
XX J?XVJTi
per cord.) Central Oregon Fuel
Cn nhnno 901 .W TO A St Port. ,
zZlS M1VV- yM A t" Kea
",u,,u' w -
COAL, Briquets, Pres-to-logs and '
petroleum coke. Bend storage &
Transfer Co., phone 444, 24 irv-;
ing Ave.
GOOD DRY BODY WOOD, any
length. Kate on 2 cords or more.
Phone 1786W for prompt deliv
ery. For Sale Farm Products
1 MILK COW and calf, and hogs
for sale. Rt. 1, Box 31, Bend.
Phone 1517J2.
AROUND 12 TONS of first cut- Prs. pants, tailored shirts, 300 ma
ting alfalfa, $30 per ton in stack, terial selections, 2408 N. 1st, N.
Rt. 3, Box 114, Out Trap Club Hlway, Bend. Ore.
rod: I SQUARE TUB Maytag washing
CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK
to Central Oregon Auction for the
highest prices. Sale every Thurs-
day. Ben R. Smith, Mgr. Phone,
12-K-3. 1
HAMPSHIRE BOARS, ready for sale, 9 months old. Mrs. Victor age limit. For information or in
service, one gilt, can be regis- Cormie, Red Withers Ranch, 1 terview write MR. INMAN, 2423
tered. John Kiesow, Ph. 1512W1.
1948 HEAVY Oliver Ann Arbor!
aiitnmatip hav halpr. Hohart Bits. I
worth, Rt. 1, Culver, Ore., 2'3
miles north
of Crooked river
bridge.
WELL ROTTED horse fertilizer, like 1941 to '50 used cars. If your
$5.00 yard delivered. Drop card, payments are too high will trade
Redmond. Rt.l, Box 66. E. C. you a cheaper car for your eq
Lengele. uity or give you the cash.
1 EDDIE'S SALES & SERVICE
MEAT for your locker. Grain 390 Greenwood Phone 64
fed steer and heifer beef. Half
or whole, 42c. Nice light pork, ' ATTENTION LOGGERS!- .
or whole, 30c. Always on sale at Heavy duty double reduction Tim
Midstate Meat Co., 37 Green-: ken rear end. Complete with
wood. - I wheels and 85, 10:00 rubber,
For Sale Miscellaneous
A LARGE stock of reconditioned
and guaranteed used refrigera-
tors from $49.50 up; used wring-
er washers from $19.50 tip. Used
automatic electric ranges 'from;
$39.50 up; and also ironers. 165
E. Greenwood, uregon .Equipment'
Co. Phone 888.
JOHNSON Motors: HD, 2 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.
BLOOMING PANSY PLANTS
Nice large plants, full of blooms
and ready to plant. Come out and
select your favorite colors. Pick'
ett Gardens, 629
Phone 530.
E. Quimby.
PORCELAIN topped table, 2 attractive. 619 N. 6th St., Red
chairs, $10. Strollers, chests of mond. .
drawers, bedroom suites, 9x12 - . . , . .
linoleum, new tools, kitchen OR SALE: '47 Jeep. Rt. 3, Box
chairs. Call daily from 10 a.m. : H4, Out Trap Club road.
to 6 p.m. Closed Thursday.
147
East Olney. Phone 16G8M,
TWENTY YEARS Knapp Shoe
Service, drop card for display
your home, HUMb 2408 in , 1st, in.
rnway, otnu, u c. uiuei uy iimu
WELL-ROTTED barnyard fertil
izer. By the sack, yard or truck
load. Also good top soil. Deliv
ered. Phone 1254-R.
h.p. Like new, only $139.95. Onei57JJ atlcr s-la p m'
Evmrude Zephyr 4-cyl 5-h.p. 1st SEMI MODERN house: 3 rooms
class condition, $124.95. One used and cnciosed porch, partly fur
T. D. Johnson 5-h.p. Motor run nisne,. No ppts. $30 month. In
approx. 30 hours. Perfect condi- j oUj,-e dt 678 Roosevelt.
tion. $124.95. .
EVANS FLY CO. Phone 815-.T '3 ROOM modern furnished house
.,, , , rr iwith now electric stove to cook
PATRICK C othing, Knapp Shoes, I on. Will accept children, but no
all the family, direct from fac-pets 147 E- olney
N. Hiway, Bend, for display in ;
your home. W. T. Lester.
RADIO TUBES Complete stock
Philco and other nationally
known brands. Tubes tested.
Bend Furniture Co.
LATE MODEL rebuilt Electrolux,
new machine guarantee, only
S39.75; terms. This is rebuilt by
Electrolux factory
Call 1293J.
Phil Philbrook, authorized dealer, '
1304 East 3rd.
nnSITC: nnlv hpet nnalitv T.'rv 1
st0ck. Most popular varieties. ,
many colors. Plant now for best
results. Shelley Nursery, 164 E.
MONTAG conk stove, excellent
condition; 1931 Chevrolet, good '
work car; generator, like new
Home afternoons, 718 E. 2nd and
Greeley. Phone 1650J.
Small planer, S100.
1 Dodge truck. $200.
Quantity of lumber, $10 per M up.
6x6 Timbers W $15 per M.
h?n. V. .,?' feeney.?t Vf'
-.ii mm, o nines iitinii m
pine, ure., in lhi i uuueen, uux
1105, Pocatcllo, Ida.
eTTTrrr, , c . Vt-, ... "
r i w it o yjtiijci . i -lam.
;reacly, - blooming Oregon giant
uansies. snapdragons, perennials,
rock garden plants, annuals Bnd
vegetables ln season. 829 Ogden.
7,X"-t,n
Pan American Trailer Coach.
1VANCOVICH TRAILER SALES'3 ROOM modern house: gas heatlWASHING MACHINE SERVICE
735 Grace St. Redmond
Phone 331J
For Sale) Miscellaneous
NEW PIANO to go for a song,
PS?i.Duy ln central uregon. (.an
LYONS FLOWER GARDENS
Steele's jumbo pansy plants, del-
uuius ami rucr. umiut,, miliums
anu vcKeiauie; plains ill acosuii.
11604 West 2nd, corner of Port-
land Ave.
27 FT. Glider house-trailer. Good
condition. See at 1144 Roosevelt.
NEW Electrolux,$34.95; like new
ennmore, $32.50. aim Mrfiul;
1UL" "" "aw -ui uu,uuv, tu
blade. 626 Delaware.
RECONDITIONED washing ma-
cnines, easy terms, $27.00. ttebullt
refrigerator, good as new.
ANDERSON SEWING
MACHINE & APPLIANCE
CENTER
Corner State & Tumalo
Phone 862W
I TRADE for large trailer house:
Division St., Phone 1277J,
SAVE $12: $20 tailored to meas
ure business, graduation suits. 2
machine: enamel wood cook
stove; Johnston twin outboard
motor, inquire 03 f ederai. rnone
lblOJ.
REGISTERED COLLIE pups for 1
Paisley, uregon.
For Sale Used Cars
.
P42 ORU dump .truck, new mo-
tor : $72o
j Have cheap cars to trade for
late model used cars. Also would
$400. Also 5-speed . Clark trans-
I mission, will fit Chevrolet from
4b up and 450 G.M.C. Practically
'new. 5th speed underdrive, $125.
Phone 340, Gilchrist, or write R.
B. Jones, Gilchrist.
!'., ,, thjujo.-.
AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE
l1 t. ymv"
panels and surburbans. We can
furnish you with a truck to do
your job. Anything from a 'A ton
pickup to a 6-cyl, diesel. You are
invited to come in and try them
out.
WARD MOTOR CO.
Bond and Oregon '
Your Pontiac & GMC Dealer
1941 CHEVROLET convertible,
radio, heater, spot light, good
Hires, new paint and top, large
rear window, good condition, very
,1935 PLYMOUTH, $150. Phone
I1341J; 810 Newport Ave.
For Rent
3 room furnished house with
bntn not watcr, washing facil
itics. Nice for couple or older
people. Small baby accepted. Call
1417J.
1 BEDROOM apt., nicely fur
nished: see to appreciate; reason
able. No children or pets. Phone
MODERN furnished apartment,
next to Pine Tavern. Call 225J.
FURNISHED, modem, one room
apt., with kitchenette. Conven
ient for working girl, 'i block
from hospital. Phone 637W after
5:00.
TWO stationary house trailers.
City gas. apt. ranges, electricitv
'and hot water, private bath and
laundry at the door. Year round
rentals, 3 blocks from Bond St..
187'A E. Franklin St-
1 MODERN 4 room dwelling with
garage, nice lawn; splendid Iocs-
tiuft aui mull wiiii uusiiwHH jn
home. 2408 N. 1st, North hiway.
also acreage with modern house,
outbuilding, on BuUer Market
Road. For Information call 1694J.
CLEAN, 4-rmI, unfurnished cot
tage; oil stove, lights, hot & cold
water; laur.div room; $40 month.
Inquire at Time Service Station
on South highway.
OFFICE SPACE upstairs in
Thompson Bldg., 831 Wall St., 6
or 7 rooms. Will remodel to suit
tenant. Plenty of light. Phone
1885-W.
APTS. FOR RENT for winter
months. L Rancho Motor Hotel
, phone 199-Z, Redmond.
-
3 ROOM furnished apartment.
t J'hone IJW. ' , ''
1 FOR LEASE: 160 acre farm, fair
Improvements., with or without
leduipmcnt. adjoining airport on
f. ?'.'Jei 111 Ui:rvs water. Rt. 1,
I --
and cook stove. Call after 4
I o'clock, 1319 East 8th. .
Wanted
WANT TO TRADE: '49 Pan
American, 27 ft. trailer house for
equity in modern house in nice
location. Phone Redmond 19F7,
or write Ray Gibson, Terrebonne.
HOUSE: The best 2 bedroom
house on the edge of town that
$500 down will buy. T. L. Rey
nolds, 1364 Newport, mornings.
MODERN FURNISHED apt. or
house, to $50. Have boy 3, and
small baby. Call 393 after 1 p.m.
Arthur A. Bowers.
TO BUY: 2 or 3 bedroom home.
Give address, price and terms.
Box 15, Bend Bulletin.
GOOD USED typewriter, office
desk and filing cabinet. Call
281-Y, Redmond.
GOOD Milk Cows, springer or
fresh. Also any kind of cattle you
have. Pick up at place. Write Ar
nold Amen, Box Z, phone 285Z,
Redmond.
WANTED TO BUY: Livestock of
any kind, any amount. Also hors
es. Have cash buyers. See Nick
Chase, or drop card: Rt. 3. Box
96; or phone 1519-J4 or 790-W.
Leave word.
WOULD like to buy any kind of
cattle you have to sell. Also some
good milk cows. Phone 78, Red
mond. W. R. Franks.
Help Wanted
WAITRESS wanted immediately
steady work. Cliff's Cafe, C. L.
Ullmann, Bisters. Phone 805.
MAN with car wanted for route
work. $20 to $25 in a day. No
Magnolia street, uakland 7, cai-
norma.
GOOD ROUTE available in De-
schutes County, no experience or
capital necessary, but car re
quired. Write The J. R. Watkins
company, 1J7 Dexter Avenue, Se
attle 9, Washington.
WANTED:- experienced ranch
hand, man and wife, no children,
account of housing, Dean Harris,
Summer Lake, Ore.
Situations Wanted
LAND CLEARING or any work
with a cat. Inquire 72 Gilchrist.
Lost
PARTY IS KNOWN who picked
up lady's red ' shoulder strap
nurse oh Saturday night. Return
letter,,, locket, keys and pictures
to The Bulletin, keep rest. v
Services
LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED,
bought, sold, repaired, exchanged.
We are now ready tor grinding
Our 20 years' experience guaran
tecs you satisfaction. Carl Aus
tin, Bond and Greenwood.
T.RJE E REMOVING, trimming
and transplanting. Phone 1405-W,
1107 W. 15th.
FIRE extinguishers for sale. Re
fills and recharge for all types
and makes. For safety have them
checked annually. Fire Protection
Eng., Phone 481, after 6:30 phone
2101W3.
ROTARY TILLER PLOWING
Lawn and garden plots, large or
small, made ready for planting in
one operation. For information or
free demonstration, phone 530.
NOTICE!
ALL KINDS EXCAVATING
We are now back in the top soil
and fill dirt business again. Fill
dirt, top soil, red cinders, black
cinders.
ALLISON DIESEL SHOP
Phone 139
After business hours:
Phone 1060M
COVERED Buttons and Buckles;
over 100 styles and shapes to
choose from. 24 hour service.
ANDERSON SEWING
MACHINE & APPLIANCE
CENTER
Corner State & Tumalo
CARPENTER WORK: New con
strucilon. rough framing, remod
eling, cabinets, bullt-ins and shop
work, r . W. Page, phone bSO-M
general contractor.
PAPER-HANGING wanted. Call
Mis. Watson, 1750J evenings.
ELECTRICAL WIRING All
types of electrical wiring by guar
anteed licensed men. Free esti
mates. Telephone lo9.
FOR WELL and drain hole drill
ing call Lee Grimes, 224 Davis,
phone 975-J or 1252-J.
HEATING: Furnaces cleaned, re -
naired and reset: Oil Burners and
Oil Circulating Heaters (leaned
and adjusted. Oregon Heating
Co. Phone 513.
SAW FILING, gumming, ham
mering, band saw welding, Sander
hells, hand saw blades, new han
dles 'hung ln tools. Sexton Supply
& Saw Service, 1195 Wall Street.
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain
holes shot. Free estimates. Phone
1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes,
210 Davis Ave., Bend.
HOUSE MOVING and raising;
large or small. Estimates glaflly
given. Holman Transfer. 201 Irv
ing. Phone 987.
FILL DIRT, top soil, black cin ders;
tractor work. George L.
Matson, Phone 745R or 745JX.
FURNITURE MOVING; dust
proof padded van. We pack vour i
china with care, hang your
j clothes In our wardrobe,
uocal
aridnation wide moving and stor
age. Holman Transfer, 201 Irving.
Phone 987.
and repairs on all makes. Phone
' 271. 1033 Crooks.
LEGAL NOTICE AND
SUMMONS
1019-1950 TAX FORECLOSURE
LIST
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that application was on the 8th
day of March, 1950, filed with the
county Clerk of Deschutes coun
ty, Oregon, for Judgment and De
cree of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for Deschutes
County, foreclosing the tax liens
appearing ln the 1949-1950 tax
foreclosure list of Deschutes
County, Oregon, and that each of
tile properties described in said
foreclosure list, unless redeemed
in the manner provided by law,
will be sold to Deschutes County,
Oregon, for - the respective
amounts of taxes and interest for
which such properties severally
are liable in conformity with the
Judgment and Decree to De here
inafter entered; which said fore
closure list is as follows: to-wit:
Margaret Coe. WVs NEW, SEW
of NW(4, NWW of SEW. Sec. 22
T 14 S R 10 E, 1945-46 $14.19 Int.
$4.40: 1946-47 $14.35 Int. $3.30;
1947-48 $18.18 Int. $2.73; 1948-49
$16.91 Int. $1.18; 1949-50 $21.95
Int. .11; Total $97.30.
G. Ernest Hammaek et ux.
SWV4 of SWW (4). SEW of SWW.
Sec. 18 T 15 S R 11 E, 1945-46
$158.98 Int. $49.28; 1946-47 $171.
66 Int. $39.48; 1947-48 $211.77 Int.
$31.77:1948-49 $209.02 Int. $14.63;
1949-50 $214.52 Int. $1.07; Total
$1,102.18.
D. E. & Pearl Lechner.
Sec. 4 T 22 S R 10 E, 1945-46
$12.62, Int. $3.91; 194647 $11.09,
Int. $2.55; 1947-48 $14.51, Int.
$2.18; 1948-49 $16.94, Int. $1.19;
1949-50 $22.60, Int. $.11; Total
$87.70.
Mary G. Bales, new, svvt. sec.
7 T 22 S R 18 E, 1945-46 $2.13,
Int. $.66: 1946-47 $1.64. Int. $.38;
1947-48 $.86, Int. $.13; 1948-49
$12.75, Int. $.89; 1949-50 $17.45,
Int. $.09: Tot a $36.98.
Frank O. Sandberg. Center Add
to Bend. Lots 3. 4 Blk. 34. 1945-46
$1.46, Int. $.45; 1946-47 $1.76, Int.
$.40: 1947-48 $1.85. Int. $.28; 1948-
49 $4.66, Int. $:33; 1949-50 $4.38,
Int. $.02: Total $15.59.
Fred R: Day.. Center Add to
Bend. Lot 16, Blk. 45. 1945-46 $.37,
Int. $.11: 1946-47 $.44. Int. $.10;
1947-48 $.92, Int. $.14; 1948-49
$2.32, Int. $.16; 1949-50 $2.19, Int.
$.01; Total $6.76.
Obran Zivanich, City of Bend,
Bend Park, Lot 1, Blk. 40 1945-46
$.37, Int. $.11; 1947-48 $.47, Int.
$.07; 1948-49 $.55, Int. $.04; 1949
50 $.55. Int. $.01: Total $2.20. .
Lon Prottcau. Bend Park. Lot
I, Blk. 97, 1945-46 $.74, Int. $.23;
1946- 47 $.88, Int. $.20; 1947-48 $.93,
Int. $.14; 1948-49 $1.17, Int. $.08;
1949-50 $1.10, Int. $.01; Total $5.48.
Frank D. Sandberg. 1st Add to
Bend Park. Lot 7, Blk. 112, 1945
46 $.74, Int. $.22; 1946-47 $.87, Int,
$.20; 1947-48 $.93, Int. $.14; 1948-49
$11.64, Int. $.81; 1949-50 $10.95,
Int. $.05; Total $26.55.
Jeannette Rupp. N.W.T. Co.
2nd Add to Bend. S'4 Lots 9, 10,
II, Blk 33, 1945-46 $18.72, Int.
$5.80; 1946-47 $22.36, Int. $5.14;
1947- 48 $23.57, Int. $3.54: 1948.-19
$29.68, Int. $2.08; 1949-50 $27.92,
Int. $.14; Total $138.95.
Fred H. Wiseman et al. Orokln,
Lots 10, 11, 12 Blk 1, 1945-46 $2.57,
Int. $.80; 1946-47 $11.84, Int. $2.72;
1947-48 $12.48, Int. $1.87; 194849
$15.72, Int. $1.10; 1949-50 $14.78,
Int. $.07; Total $63.95.
Etta S. Allen. Highland Add to
Bend, Lots 1, 2, 3 Blk 11, 1945-46
4.77, Int. $1.48; 1946-47 $5.70, Int.
$1.31; 1947-48 $6.01, Int. $.90; 19-18-49
$28.52, Int. $2.00; 1949-50 $26.83,
Int. $.13; Total $77.65.
Joseph T. Gibson. Highland
Add to Bend, Lot 14, Blk 14, 1945
46 $13.21, Int. $4.10; 1946-47 $15.79,
Int. $3.63; 1947-48 $16.63, Int.
$2.49; 1948-49 $20.95, Int. $1.47;
1949-50 $19.71, Int. $.10; Total
$98.08.
W. E. Houck. Redmond, Lots 7,
8, Blk 52, 1945-46 $17.96, Int. $5.57;
1946- 47 $30.00. Int. $6.90; 1947-48
$25.75, Int. $3.86; 1948-49 $21.87,
Int. $1.54; 1919-50 $21.24, Int. $.12;
Total $137.81.
Edna L. Pursley. Centralo, Lots
13, 14, 15, 16, Blk 0, 1945-46 $1.96,
Int. $.61; 1946-47 $1.86. Int. $.43;
1947- 48 $1.83, Int. $.27; 1948-19
$2.47, Int. $.17; 1949-50 $3.07, Int.
$.02; Total $12.69.
V. W. Stidham. D'avidson's Add
to Sisters, Lots 9, 10, Blk 4, 1915
46 $2.35, Int. $.73; 1916-47 $3.59;
Int. $.83; 1947-48 $3.56, Int. $.53;
1948- 49 $3.46, Int. $.24; 1919-50
$4.96, Int. $.02; Total $20.27.
Assets Realization Co., a Corp.
About 4 A In NE corner NWW of
NWW 4-18-12 lying N & E of O.
T. Ry. Sec. 4, T 18 S R 12 E. 1945
46 $146.80, Int. $45.51; 1916-47
i $175.40, .Int. $-10.31; 1947-48
! $184.80, Int. $27.72; 1918-49
S232.80, Int. $16.30; 191950
$219.00, Int. $1.10; Total $1,089.77.
STATE OF OREGON, )
ss.
County of Deschutes. )
WHEREAS, the several real
properties herein above described
have been duly levied and charg
ed thereon;
AND, WHEREAS, the liens for
unpaid ami delinquent taxes on
the respective parcels of such real
properties are subject to fore
closure by Deschutes County,
Services
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Now ami old roofs. Cedar shake1!
a specially. All work guaranteed.
Free estimates. 30 years exper
ience, Phone 19I5R.
GARDEN AND LAWN WORK
notary l iner
Roses, Shrubs and Flowers
Phone 15HIM
ELECTRICAL Wiling by expert
licensed electricians. Also rcsidrn
jtial lighting fixtures at very low,
I prices. 912 Hill. Phone 1402J. I
Economic Outlook
More Favorable
Washington, April 4 ill'i Gov
ernment economists said today
that the decline in unemployment
since February has encouraged
omicmlook more o mimisticahy:
They said the 561,000 drop in (p'h, " f'Tn' '," ecial officer
i Inhlneo tntnl Inriisitoo that n.l1"")1"" Utn, SpetlUl Olllt-Cl
the jobless total indicates that in
dustry has rebounded strongly
from the effects of the recent coal
strike.
As a result, they said, they
looked for unemployment to con
tinue to decline this month and in
May. They warned, however, that
the Influx of high school and col
lege students into the labor mar
ket during the summer may pro
vide a temporary seasonal jobless
problem.
They said that during the sum
mer upswing the unemployment
total may reach a new post war
high of 5,000,000 workers.
The census bureau reported
yesterday that the unemployment
total in March fell to a new 1950
low of 4.123,000. This compared
with a February total of 4.634,000,
the highest jobless level since tne
earlv davs of the war.
Government economists also
were encouraged by employment
figures which showed tnat tne
number of employed workers
jumped 598.000 during the month
to 57,551,000.
Although this March total is
slightly below the 1949 figure,
they said, it is higher than ln 1948
when the economy was on its
way toward the establishment of
a new all-time high of 61.000,000
jobs.
GLEEMEN TO SING
Prlncville, April 4 The Bend
Gleemen will be presented at the
Ochoco grade school auditorium
next Tuesday evening under spon
sorship of the students of the
Crooked river grade school. The
students will start an advance
ticket sale this week.
Don Pence, director, and his
group of Bend professional and
business men singers, have won
many friends on former visits
to the city, and it is expected that
a capacity audience will greet
them next lucsday nignt.
Oregon, as provided by law;
NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue
of authority vested in me as the
Tax Collector for said county
have prepared said foreclosure
list embracing sheets numbered 1
to 15 inclusive conUiining the
names of -the evoraJP'rspo8i(Br
pearlng in tho latest tax von 'tft
the respective owners oi tne tax
delinquent properties, a descrip
tion at each such property together-
with the principal amount of
delinquent taxes for each year
and the amount oi the accrued
and accruing interest thereon to
February 15lh. 1950.
All the property described in
the foregoing tax foreclosure list
Is situated in Deschutes County,
OreL'on.
The abbreviations used in said
tax foreclosure list are used for
the following purposes and for
the following meaning, to wn:
"N" for north; "E" for east;
"S" for south; "W" for west;
"NE" for northeast; "NW" . for
northwest; "SE" for southeast;
"SW" for southwest; "Sec." for
section: "T" or "Twp."-for town
ship: "R- for range; "RE" for
range east; "WM" for Willamette
Meridian; "RE WM" for range
east of Willamette Meridian;
"Tr." for tract; "Blk." for block;
"Add." for addition; "Int." for
Interest; "et ux" for "and wife".
' Notice of this foreclosure pro
ceeding is given exclusively by
four weekly publications of the
foregoing tax foreclosure list in
the Bend Bulletin, a dally news
paper of general circulation print
ed and puDlisncd in ueno, ues
chutes County, Oregon, pursuant
to the order of the County Court
of the State of Oregon, for Des
chutes County, made and entered
on the 1st day of March, 1950,
All persons interested In any
real property included in said
foreclosure list shall appear and
file an answer and defense to said
nimlication for Judgment and De
cree within 30 days after the date
of the first publication of this
notice and summons, exclusive of
the day of the first publication, or
a juugmeni ny uei.iun wi, c, stan,iir(1 time al 2 a.m. Scptem
taken against you as prayed for b(rg.
in me uppniciuuii iui auugini;,,,
and Decree. !
Date of the first publication of
this notice is March 14, 1950, and
the date of the last publication Is
April 4, 1950.
C. L. McCAULEY
Sheriff and Tax Collector for I
Deschutes County, Oregon. !
A. J. MOORE !
District Attorney for Deschutes
County, Oregon i
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Unauthorized Dog
Release Charged
Three Bend residents have been
cited to appear In municipal court
on charges ranging from un,,
authorized release of an impound
ed animal to violation of the tie-,
up ordinance. All three arrests
were made earlier this week.
L. M. Townsend. 171 East Penn,
has been cited on a charge of re-
" JmP0U.nd.fe The
in charge of dog tie-up enforce
ment work.
Dorothy Ncison and Earl Fuls
have been cited to appear ln court
on charges of permitting their
dogs to run at large.
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Daylight Saying
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otic today. The tie-up ordinance,
it was stressed, remains effective
until it is voided and even after
it is voided, provisions of the city
ordinance governing the licensing
and regulation of dogs will re
main effective. One provision of
the ordinance that will remain un
changed is that prohibiting the
tresspass by dogs, or other ani
mals, on private property.
Also remaining on the books,
regardless of action taken by the
city, will be provisions for the im
pounding of dogs not bearing
licenses.
Much Interest Shown
Wide interest in the election
was indicated bv a flood of calls
received by radio station KBND
up until the time the station went
off the air last night, at 11:15.
Broadcasts of returns were made
periodically through the evening.
The station remained on tne air
until final results were known.
Swamped by the heavy vote,
the tired board remained on the
Job at the city hall until after 11
n m. Member of the hoard were
Mrs. J. F. Arn&ld, Mrs. H. R.
Longley and Mrs. Sam Griffith.
unnumbered, mlmeograpneu
ballots were used in the advisory
vote. Two extra printings were re
quired to accommodate the flood
of voters.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, April 4 (Ui Cattle
salable 150; market about steady;
supply largely dairy type cows
and heifers; few medium te?f
cows available; steers scarce; top
Monday 28.25; common dairy
type heifers 17-18.50; cutters
down to 15; canner-cutter cows
13.5015; shells downward to 9;
metllunj beef, .cows, 18.50-20; one
lot 20'carry'ing few'helfers; om-mon-medium
sausage bulls 17.50
20. Calves salable 35; 'market sin"',
steady to weak; good vealers 27
30; extreme early top 30.50; me
diums 20-25; commons downward
to 11.
Hogs salable 200; market mod
erately active, about steady; g-iod-choice
180-230 lbs. mostly 18.50
18.75; some fat tvpe hogs 1825;
good-choice 140-163 lbs. 17.50-18;
sows limited; 350-500 lbs. 14.50
15.25; choice heavy feeders 18;
lightweights quotable to 19.
Sheep salable 100; market ac
tive, steady; two lots good-choice
96 and 112 lb. fed wooled lambs
25.50; heavier weights down to
23; good slaughter ewes 12-12.50;
choice quotable to 13; commons
down to 6.
PORTLAND MARKETS
Portland, April 4 HI Portland
wholesale dairy market prices
were unchanged today.
Butter Prices to retailers:
Grade A A prints, 66c lb.; A A car
tons, 67c; A prints, 66c; A car
tons, 67c; B prints, 63c.
Egg prices to retailers
Grade AA large, -43c; A 4arge,
41c; AA medium, 4lc; A medium,
40c; small, nominal; cartons, 2c
additional.
Cheese Price to retailers:
Portland, Oregon singles. 37-41e
lb.; Oregon 5-lh. loafs, 42',a-43c-lb.;
triplets, IMiC less than singles.
Premium brands, singles 50MiC
lb loaf 52".2C lb.
HOOD HIVEK LATEST
Hood Hiver, April 4 nil Tho
Hood Hiver city council last night
voted to put the city on daylight
saving time beginning at 2 a.m.
April .JO. The city will revert to
VERN LARSON
AGENCY
Insurance & Real Estate
13. Oregon Ave. I'hono 32
llENII, OHKGON
Businesses for Sole
Due to illness, we offer two
Indt'iM-iuli'iit Sales & Service
agpiicli-s. Ixusfd building
fid x I III modern equip
ment for body, paint and
iiiet'hanlriil work. Last year
grofwi'd i22.HIM. Immediate
IKissessltm for onl
$18,000
Home on River
Very nlco 8-bedroon, mod
ern, basement, furn ice, fire
place, lovely view, corner
lot on pavement. Sidewalk
and landscaped. If you de
sire locution thin Ih It. t all
.Mr. Dubois for details.
Auto Courts
For the best auto cnurls In
. town, rail us. Let's tulk
them over.
Acreages
(.'lose-in acreage with or
without equipment, Terms,
$5500 and up