THE BENDBULLEflNrBEND,' OREGON"
FRIDAY. APRIL 14, 1950
PAGE
Classified Rates
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number ol ineertlune.
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On Hlnimum chine. 50c.
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Trr7,ierlUliig Chains time 6 p.m.
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-""BEND AERIE NO. 2089
B F. O E. Hall
Meets Every Friday Night
Ear! J. Wear, W. P.
428 South 4th. Phone 1525-W
w. M. Loy, Secretary
Bt. 3. Box 42. Phone 20-F-5
For Sale Real Estate.
rFN'ERAL farm and auto repair
,ho- 37 acres river bottom soil
war town: 6 room house, 2 barns,
highway frontage. Consider trade
for highway property near town.
11 J Fox. Brownsville, Ore.
MIRROR POND buildinR -site:
:, i0ts, river frontage between
Harmon plavfield and Tumalo
hridze. Enough space for one
lare or two medium size homes,
vvifi not sell lots separately. Easv
terms. Phone 285R between 5 and
6 P-m. - :
mi) RM. mod. home with. view
Liv rm. with fireplace, din.
rm large kit. and breakfast
nook, base, with pipe furn. F
HA anp. S7500; $1500 cash..
FULLY mod., 2 bd. rm., 2 yr. old
home inuicii nuui ...i
liv rm., kit. with nook, utility
rm, a"- Krage with ins. fruit
ruoiii. SS0OO: $2000 cash.
GOOD value in 2 Del. rm. wan nv.
rm., am. rm., ,ihik i"., anktu
fruit base., garage. Close in.
sawn: S2000 cash, bal. $35.
THE HOME you will be proud to
own. l.iv. rm., uin. rm., i uu.
rms., mod. bath with tub and
shower, breakfast nook, lovely
kit., large utility rm., 14'xl4'
hnhbv room finished in knotty
pine, auto, oil pipe .turn., att.
parage. 2 well landscaped lots.
.19500: $3500 cash. . .
To buy or sell, call Locklin 331
and start pacung.
E M. BUCKNUM, REALTOR
1029 Brooks Phone 331
Near the Chamber of Commerce
CENTRAL OREGON FARMS
120 ACRE FARM with 73 ac. COI
water. Good five room modern
home; 10 stanchion milking barn,
sheds, chicken house, garage,
siiop, large cistern. 4 stock ponds.
Alfalfa and seeded pasture; 8
milk cows, 8 calves, registered
bull; Ford tractor and full line
implements: school busses, mail,
telephone. Price $25,000; $10,000
down.
ICO ACRE FARM with 3S ac. COI
water. Very nice two bedroom
,)iofrie Willi Tirt batlW'tgodd.'4ui'Rc
oain, chicken house,' large cis
tern, pressure pump, stock pond,
14 ac. new auaita. su.ouu only
S2250 down.
BUY NOW. HARVEST A EUMP-
ER CROP THIS FALL, from this
VERY PRODUCTIVE 0 a. farm:
level, good stand of alfalfa and
clover, just off lavement; mod
ern home, school busses, daily
mail, milk route. Will pay out in
2 or 3 crops. $18,000; some terms,
i See Mr. Ray.
J. A. DUDREY,
1039 Wall St.
HES LTOR
Bend, Ore.
BARGAINS AT GILBERT'S
; 3 LOTS: On E. 3rd near Revere.
! S600.
; DUPLEX: 1 and 2 bedroom units.
;Both have oak floors, water heal-
tws, basements, and are modern.
One unit furnished. 2 garages,
;and large lot well locaicd. SiiyOO.
i Pius child's room; newly decora t
:i ami desirable location. 4J-u.
1 3 BEDROOM: Modern, in
good
;5S59.
neighborhood. Good buy at I
AND many more- with down pay-
i ments as low as $500.
GILBERT'S REAL ESTATE
1015 Wall Phone 23.1
THE WEST SIDE REAL
ESTATE
!M Portland Phone D.'SiM
A BEDROOM, west side; price ro-
'iiiced. easv terms.
i BEDROOM, west side: small
town payment, balance like lent.
'- ACRES. 3 bedroom modern:
i-' i'v w.ner. lights. ,
;-, BEDROOM, Newport ; small
-'I'-KEXZIE Highway. 4 miles
'torn Ik nd: 38 a.; will take hours
;ti town i,m-t i,;ni.iil
I' Bcaiiiilul lots on Trenton, oth-
'sen living.
ho:,!i:finders ac;i:ncy
4j Bond St. Phone 1)1
Tie A dairv. 80 A.. W) A. wale ,
1 A. ii. w crops. 13 A. BlC.i'fn. ':
IW'irc. 13 A. er.iin land. 10
spu-.l allotment. .:;.H)0.
-l'a A. water. Close in.1
i air buildings. Come in make ot-i
nuwn pavment. i
""'am, completely funilshr-1.
'',iisc on , . ,! i
in
We.
, W ho,
'lim. on Fast side
.. close
meni.
o
'I. Small down pa:
r'1 A.. SO A vial,.,- 1-,' A :iila',f:i.
i A. clover, rest pature un.l
!',!" '-"id. Grade A lieirv l- ti.
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1. S.;e.,svi
..'-'i'- SALE: Two choice lots on
- v.b. mar park. I'hons 511 U.
Bulletin Classif
For Sale Real Estate
Words tine lime owe, w aim iu fat.LLY List your
ivorils Three Times $1.35 1 property with GILBERT. A
i .. r.i Six Time $'jj0i square deal, and uromut. efficient.
courteous service is yours at Gil
bert's Real Estate. 1015 Wall St.
1
NEED A HOME? Check the Deal
of the Day on KBND 9:45 a.m.
Call today and inspect the list-
ings at Gilbert's Real Estate, 1015 i
Wall St. I
ACREAGES on Butler Mkt
Rd.
with water. 1-, 2- or" 3-bedroom
houses, modern, S1000 down. bal.
monthly. Sue II. R. Plumb, 1406 ,
t,. am, uena.
FOR SALE BY OWNER:
Brand
new d-bedroom home In
excel-.
lent location. This home has din-!
ing room, attached garage, oak !
floors, weather snipped windows
Youngstown kitchen and the best
in good construction. This is a
wonderful home at a price that
can't be oeat. To see this homj
call owner, 1884 W.
2-BEDROOM home in new dis
trict. Automatic heat, lawn. FHA
loan. Close to schools. 559 E.
Franklin.
2 LOTS, well fenced, 20 x24' base
ment dug. drain hole fixed. In
quire 1503 E. 4th. Phone 130S-M,
evenings.
MODERN 4-room, completely fur
nished home, utility-porch, base
ment, garage, two lots, berries,
lawn, garden spot. Priced reason
able; terms. Consi.ler trailer
house on down pavmenl. 1633 W.
11th St. Plione 623-M.
3 BDRM., cor. lot, fireplace, un
finished 3 rm. bldg. Would take
house trailer or lute pickup as
part. 351 Colorado. Ph. 475W.
40 ACRES. 34 COl water; 5 room
house, large barn, other outbuild
ings. Out Burns highway to four
corners, 1 mile south. Rt. 3, Box
152. H. J. Smith.
HI-WAY REAL ESTATE
22S E. Third St. Phone ,809-J
South Highway . .
2 bedi m, modern on oversfced lot.
Nice lawn, big garden, berries,
outside fireplace, garage, shade
trees, picket fence. See at 661
McKinley St. $5250, terms.
Look
$2300,
this little cutey over for
terms. 1224 Baltimore.
If you want a real view of the
Mrs. 2-bedrm. modern, fireplace,
large closets, wired for .range,
part bsmt. Big lot, lawn in, gar
age, very clqan, $5500, terms.
3-bodrm. modern, 2 lots, garage,
several outbldgs. Paved street.
$6250, terms.
6-fcedrm. for rental purposes with
outside entrance. .$8400, $1500
down, f t
7 acix3-l-Mrni' 'mdtlerh' KotVie,'
7 A. free irrigation,' lots of out
bklgs. We think you will lilo
this. $7350, terms.
SO Acres. 77 A. C.O.I, irrigation.
Very nice 3-bcdim. modern home.
5 miles out paved road. $17,500,
terms.
HOMES
$12,600 3-bedroom.
321 Drake
ltd.
S10.O30 4-be.lroam. East
side.
FHA lerms.
S1O.O00 4-bedroom, 5 acres irri
gated.
$3000 3 hrvlrooni, SluOO down.
baiance I HA.
S6500 3 bedroom, small down
payment.
$5750 --- 2-bcdroc.m. small down
pavment.
$2150 1-Ledroom, $500 will nan-
U1L-
RANCHES
utidq nm. t ,,.i- , i-it. S75.0CO- 12.000 acre ranch, -600 to i
k ,:.'..;r I,'.... ...''. I800 brad carrying capacity. .VO,-
1000 will handle.
i $75,000- 5000 ;iol'"s. fin''
merits. Meadows and si
improve-
S18..-1C0 - - 1
!.')
acre
moil-'Tr.
home. iUO-acre free water
Stream anil meadow.
right.
S17.000-160 acres. 1U irrigated.
$11.000 - f 0 acres, 73 a. irrigated,
28 a. Alsiic Ciovcr, first seed crop
this year.
$65,000 10 acres near town. 23
a. irrigated. 1-bedroom house and
barn.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
11.500 Juniper novelty shop.
Completely equipped. $5t'00 will
handle.
. f HI h i 1 w,,i..m vi,i,l. : Ot.e'-.'V' - i .. ........ j
'fn. good buv at $3500. Easy i equipment, dioj, ......
'Pim ' i gross business.
.tllU.NTER Place: 2 bedroom mod-! rivr.- ,,,.. t iM'tfi! wrr
'in, eo'irl teims. . . i ::...... ;' .... : ...... i-.-:
'CiCIHI.II 1 HI- JII,. u. ... "
;(U Bond l'uoiie .-!.
After hours.
p ic.'ie
215 J
1732-W
ANXE I-OKBES. REAL
36 incguri Pi.oi.e
I OR
Immediate pes.-..'ssio
New 2-bo ln' m. v. 1
trie range. Aliaehed
liuiuiiy lute,. ioJ.iu.
So.) nionili.
ii. Eat side.
I'd for dec
garage. Sta
$1500 down.
2 large
r o o m
lo'.s, paved street. 3-bed-newly
decora. ed. Double
garage, chicken noui.e. fi-w.
MbuU down, 1,31.80 month. 1 Ha.
Vice eoiinli v luii'V. 3 . 1n1.es 011.
Mailer Mkt. it'!. II acts, II COL
1 11 elnnl, tine V. a ' '! e 11 s p " t.
GHiiUi). tetms. SHIIiik f'U' less
than apiial.-"l la '.
, 3'
Only $30(1 down. 5
i.ou'.e. i cue.
roorr
I :.,o
, Sn'lWCI
b,i
ncnlli.
'li'.G'i.M MODERX
h-iu 'e. l-'i i,--, l-'ii e. l. in a
aii.l water liunisoed. S
adults. Baby acicplcd.
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lor
lil
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leas iieacri z,u,uuu ..Jtveaaers"; ' :
For Sale Real Estate
lt!0 ACRE ranch 3 miles from
town. Fair buildings.- If Interest
ed, come to 200 Canal.
Fuel
GREEN seasoned lackpine, S9 a
cord. Can deliver. Phone 1378J.
BONE DRY lack pine and body
wood. 15G4 Division. Phone 793R.
.
BODY, IJMB, lack pine, slab
iwood. Lump, nut, stoker coal.
Prompt delivery, city or country.
For selected fuel, phone , 7(37,
Brookings Wood Yard
;:;r:, ;: , ,
, t-unu 10 gi. Man,
$14.00; 2
cord 16" dry slab, $19.00, delivered
in Bend. (You haul from yard, 55;
per cord.) Central Oregon Fuel
Co., phone 2Q1-W. 93li A St., Red
mond, Ore.
GOOD dry, green seasoned jack
pine, also some dry Jack pine,
16" or 24" $12 per cord. Allen
Grant, Phone 314W.
DRY BODY WOOD: Any length,
$10 cord. Phone 852W. Claude
Gant, 1204 Davenport.
For Sale Farm Products
CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK
to Central Oregon Auction for the
highest prices. Sale every Thurs
day. Ben R. Smith, Mgr. Phone
12-R-3.
GRAIN FED pork for your lock
er, at the season's lowest prices.
Top quality light weight hogs,
29c, slighlly heavier weights 25c,
at the Mid-State Meat Co., 37
Greenwood, Bend.
For Salo Miscellaneous
REAL BARGAIN in a small up
right piano. Can be seen at 112
Minnesota Ave. Phone 1087J.
WEST SIDE HARDWARE AND
SPORTING GOODS
1005 Galveston Ave.
. Open Daily 8 A.M. to 8 P.M.
Simdavs. 9 A.M. to 2 P.M.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
Complete bathroom sets. $145 and
up. Nine different lavatories to
pick from. We have double and
single sinks, cast iron and steel.
Electric water heaters, round and
table top. Galv. pipe V to 2".
Soil pipe and fittings. We thread
pipe. We have a nice line of med
icine cabinets, towel bars, soap
dishes, and many other miscel
laneous items.
NEW: 4 and 5 piece bedroom
sets. 581.50 up; unfinished chests,
desks and bookshelves; bottle gas
and oil burning water heaters,
slight lv dented ard scratched cas
es at $60 each; piatform rockers,
$22.50 up. See the new Foam Rub
ber upholstered furniture and
mattresses. P. & E.
Redmond, Oregon.
Furniture,
NEW 3.6 Firestone outboard mo
tor. Will sell cheap. See at Mis
sion Service Station, Bond and
Franklin.
SMALL Piano, in good condition.
Reasonably priced. Inquire 634
Arizona.
ELECTRIC gasoline
Hugh Greer, 1311
Phone 1405J.
pump. S75.
Milwaukee.
2 NEARLY NEW, nice over
stuffed chairs, one oil heater, 3
handmade quills, one beautiful
large bandpainled vase; some
plain Bavarian China. Ph. 13241'..
RECONDITIONED washing ma
chines, easy terms, $27.50. Rebuilt
refrigerator, good as new.
ANDERSON SEWING
MACHINE & APPLIANCE
CENTER
Corner State & Tumalo
Phone 862W
OAT-T TimTPC CAmnlAln utnol
Philco and other nationally
Irnnwn hrands. Tubes tested.
Bend Furniture Co.
AUTHORIZED HEALER
Pan American Trailer Coach.
IVANCOVICTI TRAILER-SALES
735 Grace St. Redmond
Phone 331 J
TWENTY YEARS Knapp Shoe
Service, drop card for display
your home, HOME 2408 N. 1st. N.
ilnvav, Bend, Ore. Order by mail
anytime. W. T. Lester.
PATRICK Clothing, Kr.app Shoes,
jail the family, direct from fac
! torv. Address card 2408 N. 1st.,
N. Hiway, Bend,
vour home. W. T.
for display
in
Iester.
LYONS FLOWER GARDENS
Steele's jumbo pansy plants, del
phiniums, lupens. painted dais
ies and other perennials. Glad,
bulbs and rock plants, annuals
and vegetable plants in season.
1601 West 2nd, corner of Port
i land Ave.
' GENERAL Electric 8 cu. ft. deep
! freeze; General Electric 8 cu. ft.
j refrigerator; deluxe console mod
el mangle; deluxe model wash
ling machine; beautilul 7 drawer
Idesk and chair, and other house
jholil goods, etc. All day Saturday
and Sundav. Call if. 1561 GaUc.;
I ton Ave. after 3:30 p.m.
I ALMOST NEW Gibson refrigera
tor. Or will trnde for livestock.
iMis. John C. Williams, Star Rt.,
j Redmond. Plione Hl'2.
RL'DD automatic gas hot water
1 tank. Can be seen at 827 Georgia,
j Plione 1865J. '
iL'SEl) Furniture; white enamel
wood and coal ian;:es, $17.50 up.
One WedgewiHKl gas range. Two
'kerosene langes. Other I limit ill e
of all hinds. Also elee'ric ranges.
' '. H E. Furnituie. Redmond, Oie.
sixon
. heil I. C
.an:: maehne.
i'linne 10., e ,
'In
r, -iiri.
BEX D At'
I.e . Amil 1
ni.'ic i i T i i j"i ; r
HON S.M.K Suti:,
11:30. I:.-iiiiiilul ft-
room S"t. We v al
pick u;i Friday
wha'-ever von
l.ave fol Ibis sale
if vou have no
way to tti:g it. Phone 1269.
1 ' 'AAAA "VO
j For Sale Miscellaneous
i ROSES, only best quality No. 1.
Hardy northern Held grown
stock. Most popular varieties,
many colors. Plant now for best
results. Shelley Nursery, 164 E.
Greenwood.
BABY BUGGY for sale. Excel'
lent condition. 141 Georgia.
4-MAN RUBBER BOAT and .Tu
tor; officers tent 9x9'; factory
built trailer, all in excellent con
dition. 831 South Third.
TREES. GATES NURSERY:
Chinese Elm, Cork Elm, Trans
parent and Gravenstein Apples,
Lambert Cherry, Paul Scarl"t
Hawthorn,
Mt. Asn, fanowoall,
Asparagus Roots. Many other
items. Mile north Bend limits on
97. Phone 1508-W-2.
SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE
EXCHANGE DEPT.
201 E. FRANKLIN AVE.
PHONE 1224
Special sale of Used Refrigera
tors, 39.50 - 49.50 59.50.
See our complete stock of used
furniture, stoves, appliances,
beds springs, mattresses, garden
hose, etc.
FREE PARKING-EASY TERMS
PHONE 1224 for appraisal of
vour used furniture, to TRADE
or SELL FOR. CASH.
FANTON'S GARDEN: Blooming
Oregon giant pansies, snapdrag
ons, delphiniums, carnations,
painted daisies, geums, colum
bines, phlox, other perennials,
rock plants, annuals and veget
ables later. 829 Ogden.
BLOOMING PANSY PLANTS
Pacific giant delphiniums, carna
tions, pinks, phlox, sweet Wil
liam, daisies, monks hood, and
other hardv perennials.
PICKETT'S GARDENS
6th & E. Quimby Phone 530
WELLROTTED barnyard fertil
b.oi by the sack, yard or truck
load; also good top soil. Deliv
ered. Phone 1254R.
LUMBER
66-16' $15 per M : 3x12-16' $15.
Other dimension $17 per M. Ran
dom lengths and width's, 1-inch
mill run, air dried, $35 per M.
Located seven miles south of La
pine. Great West Lumber Co.
Contact Mr. Kecney at mill.
A LARGE stock of reconditioned
and guaranteed used refrigera
tors from $-19.50 up; used wring
er washers from $19.50 up. Used
automatic electric ranges from
i $39.50 up; and valso Ironers. 165
ijieenwooti. uyi'gon equipment
Co. Phone 888.
SAVE $12: $20 t;$l)ored to meas
ure business, gra.luation suits, 2
prs. pants, tailorecf shirts, 300 ma
terial selections, 1 108 N. 1st, N.
Hiway, Bend. C'ruf.
USED APPLIANCES
Used Holpoint Eleelric Range,
in excellent condition $59.50
Used G E Electric tango, lust
like new! $75.C0
Used Westinghouse Deluxe, late
model, Electric Range, with
warming oven $149.50
HOUK VAN ALLEN
FIRESTONE
For Sale L'sed Cars
19-18 Ford tudor, 1938 Che v. tudor,
1934 Chev. coupe. 1937 Terra
plane. 1941 Buick sedan. List
your car with us. We will sell it
for you. Fair Deal Auto Ex
change, Highway 97 at Revere.
FORD l'-j Ton Truck. Good flat
bed and lumber roller. New mo
tor gone 10,000 mi. 201 Broadway.
After 5:30 p. m.
AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY New GMC pickups,
panels and surbjirbans. We can
furnish you with a truck to do
your job. Anything from a k ton
pickup to a (i-cyl. diesel. You are
invited to come in and try them
-t.
WARD MOTOR CO.
Bond and Oregon
Your Pontiac & GMC Dealer
GOOD WILL USED CARS
1941 Chev. 4 door sedan. Mechan
ically tops, new paint, seat cov
ers and new tires. The cleanest
'41 in town.
1910 Buick 4 door special. New
motor, very good shape through
out. 19 10 Ford 2 door sodan.
Runs
good and looks good.
1910 Stiidehaker coupe. Motor
just overhauled. Here's good
transportation and reasonable.
19-10 Plymouth coupe. A mechan
ic's special. .
COMMERCIAL
1912 Chev. 1
shape, ready
i Ion stock. In
lo woi k.
fine
A fine selection of post war beau
ties. Reliable transportation.
Priced to sell.
WARD MOTOR .COMPANY
Bond and ( i egon
Your Pontiac and GMC Dealer
MUST SELL 1938 Plymouth 4
passenger cmpe; 1918 mo'nr; in
good condition. See al Mission
Service Slat Ion
tin.
'II NASI I li'K) 'ludor Sedan: O.D..I NOTICE!
healer, defroster, good shape, ALL KINDS EXCAVATING
S225 down, balance $3x.27; lull ,,, ,
piica S'lJii. Phone 19UKI after 3,Wo ;Tr n'.'w !"" In ,ho
p.m.: 187 E.
Franklin.
Inquiie
n.'M M O D V. I. A
2115 Aubrey Road,
Foul.
II. spot -
Condi -
'12 HUDSON 4 door, R
light. Good UKchaiucal
t.un, 515. Phone &63.
For Sale I'sril Cars
I LATE '47 Dodge Custom Club
(Coupe; beige. Undersea), new 8
tube Motorola radio, heater, air
cushion tires, sunshield. spot
light, new seat covers, new car
condition throughout, low mile
age. C. Otis Neilson. 1601 W. 3rd,
Apt. 3, plione 11523 R.
BEST JEEP buy in Central Ore
gon: Military, 194l Jeep, alumin
um can, heater, line new condi
tion. War Surplus Store, 952
Bond St., phone 760-R.
For Kent
3 ROOM house, semi-modern, 'a
so., i mi. east Bend airport. Gar
den if preferred. $30 month. Rt.
1. Box 325.
MODERN nicely furn 3 room,
apt. Vacant April 18; nice and
clean; washing facilities, auio
matic heat. No children or pets.
Inquire 40 or 42 Irving St.
MODERN furnished apartment,
next to Pine Tavern. Call 225J.
VACANCY: Family style room
and board, $75 per month. Bach
elor Hotel, 612 Colorado Ave.
MODERN 4 room dwelling with
garage, nice lawn; splendid loca
tion for man with business in
home. 2408 N. 1st, North hiway.
CLEAN, 4-rm., unfurnished cot
tage; oil stove, lights, hot & cold
water; laundry room; $40 month.
Inquire at Time Service Station
on South highway.
APTS. FOR RENT lor winter
months. L Rancho Motor Hotel.
Phone 199-Z, Redmond.
LARGE, well furnished bedroom,
nice district, 2 blocks from Pilot
Butte Inn. Quiet and clean, pri
vate entrance. Also garage. Men
only. 1448 W. 1st St., phone .325J.
3 ROOM furnished apt., available
April 14; no pets; small baby wel
come. Phone 613R: 1015 Federal
Call before 9 a.m. or after 5:30
p.m.
TO SINGLE person or couple
only. Permanent. Modern 3-room
apartment. Automatic heat, cook
ing lacilities, garage. Mil cv
Greenwood, phone 625.
UNFURNISHED modern house.
4 rooms. East side. Apply 133,5
Baltimore St.
FOR RENT: 3 room modern part
ly furnished apartment $30 per
month, including water, at 108
Lava Rd. or phone 68-W.
3-ROOM furnished apartment,
neat and clean, private entrance,
inquire at 176 E. Irving, phone
13 F-6 or 1258-VV.
Wanted
TO SELL: 640 acres, fenced for
grazing; plenty water lor stock;
or will lease for season. Route 1,
Box 216A. Con Brcen.
THE SHOW must go on! We need
to beg, borrow, or sleal one XY
LOPHONE for our next stage
production. Contact the desperate
Bend Community Players by
; phoning Neal Head at 56.
! CHILDREN to care for in my
home. Well experienced. Can give
iref. Clean home. Would like
'motherless children, too. Phone
38IM. 1214 Union St.
TO LEASE OR BUY: 3 bedroom
modern home, by private party.
Must qualify FHA, centrally lo
cated to grammar schools. Call
Mr. Diehl, 123.
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 plione 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
MIDDLE-AGED EXPERIENCED
couple wanted, man (or service
st al ion work, morning shift,
woman to cook afternoon .. shin.
Apply by mail and five full in
formation about yourself. Hamp
ton .Station. Hampton, Ore.
Siliiulloiis Wauled
PART TIME house work, wash
ing, Ironing; in your home or
mine.' 1917 W. 2nd.
Services
ROTARY TILLER PLOWING
Lawn and garden plots, large or
small, made ready for planting in
one operation. For information or
free demonstration, phone 530.
CARPENTER WORK: New con
struction, rough flaming, remod
eling, cabinets, btiilt ins and shop
work. F. W. Page, phono 650-M,
general contractor.
HOUSE MOVING and raising;
large or small. Estimates gladly
given. Holman Transfer, 201 Irv-
Ing. Phone 987.
! FURNITURE MOVING; dust
; proof padded van. We pack your
jchlna with care, hang your
i clothes in our wardrobe. lineal
jand nation-wide moving and stor
i age. Holman Transfer, 201 Irving.
! Phone 987.
! ACME SHINGLING CO.
New and old roofs. Cedar shakes
ia specially. All work guaranteed.
Bond and Frank-1 Free estimates. 30 years exper
! ienre. Phone 1915R.
i a o i mi on i nuMiM-M-i ii, mi. i in
dirt, top soil, red cinders, black
cinders.
ALLISON DIESt-'L SHOP
. Phone 139
1 Alter business hours;
! Phone. 1060.M
1
La Grande Plans
Vote on Daylight
La Grande, April 14 Hl'i--Plans
for a straw vote in La Grande
May 19 on the daylight saving
issue have hit a legal snag.
City attorney Carl Helm has
advised the city comm.ssioneis
that stale election laws prohibit
registered voters casting straw
ballots simultaneously with pri
mary election voting.
Helm said straw votes could
not be held within 50 feet of
polling places on election days.
The commissioners indicated,
howeve:-, that a straw vote on
the fast time issue might still
be held if satisfactory legal ar
rangements can tie made.
COMFORT COMES FIRST
ForF Worth, T?v. UP' M Set
W. O. Worthev served two years
in Newfoundland, Greenland and
Iceland, then got his discharge at
Carswell air force base here. The
sergeant re-enlisted but went to
Albrook air force lvise, Canal
Zone, to do it. "Some place that's
warm," he explained.
NOTICE OF SALE
AS THE ADMINISTRATOR of
the estate of Ivan G. Marsh, de
ceased, I will sell the following
described property: Lots 2 and 3,
Block 16, HIGHLAND ADDI
TION TO BEND. Deschutes
County, Oregon, from and after
the first day of May, 1950, for the
highest price offered and for cash
or on terms.
DATED and first published the
24th day of March, 1950.
R. Paul Marsh, Rt. 1, Box 55.
Bend, Oregon, Administrator of
the estate of Ivan G. Marsh, De
ceased. 92-98-104110C
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that by
I virtue of an order of the County
Court of Deschutes County, Ore
gon, entered on the 15th day of
March, 1950, the undersigned
Sheriff will on the 2;)lh day ol
April. 1950. at the hour of ten
o'clock A.M.. at the front door ol
the Court House in Bend. Ore
gon, sell to the highest bidders
for cash or terms as horoinaftei
staled, the following described
real properly, located in Des
chutes Countv, Oregon, provided
no bid shall be accepted for less
than the amount set opposite
each respective tract, which is
the minimum price fixed in said
order: plus costs of sale, etc.
Parcel No. 1 Lots 13 and 18
Block 2. Awbrey Heights, $10
cash. (Purchaser to pay city
liens.)
rarcel No. 2 Lots 5 and 6
Block 14, Riverside Addition,
$450 cash.
Pare! No. 3 Lois 15 and 16,
Blo,ek 21, Bonne Home, $150 casli.
Parcel No. 4 - Lots 9. 10, 17 anil
18, Block 83, Bend Park, $240
cash.
Parcel No. H-Lot 11, Block 40.
Center, $65 cash.
Such sale shall be subject to
the right of any municipal cor
poration claiming an unpaid as
sessment lien for local improve
ments (hereon to purchase such
property within 20 days after no
tice of such sale.
C. L. McCauley. Sheriff. '
98 104-1 10 116 C
I'OFNI) NOTICE
Under Ordinance No. 310 the
following dogs will be otl'ereii
for sale al (he cilv pound at 10:00
a.m. April 18. 1950.
Male Part Gel man Shorthair
pup, black anil white.
Male-- Black, Chow and Lab.
Male Black and while, Shep
herd. Henry A. Casl.lav, Pound
master. HOC
Serving
GENERAL CAT WORK
If il can be done Willi a Cat we
ran do it. Ilasemenls dug, land
cleared, dileliihg, lives removed,
rocks loaded, fills made, lop ;,oil
and cinders. Call Good win al
793.1 or 1527 Division.
FIRE extinguishers for sale, lie
fills and recharge for all types
and makes, lor safely have Ihein
checked annually. Fire Protection
Eng., Phone 481, after 6:30 phone
2101W3.
! ELECTRICAL W IKING All ,
types of electrical wiring by guar-1
anieed licensed men. i-iee esti
mates. Telephone 159.
FOR WELL and drain hole dril
ing call I-oe Grimes, 224 Davis,
phone 975-.1 oi 1252.1.
HEATING: Furnaces cleaned, re
paired and reset; Oil Burners and
Oil Circulating Heaters cleaned
and adjusted. Oregon Healing
Co. Plione 513.
SAW FILING, gumming, bam
menng, band saw welding, sander
hells, band saw blades, new han
dles hung in tools. Sexlon Supply
i. u..,,, .j., ... a,... i nr. 111. .M tJ, ......
'- i
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain j
holes shot. Free estimates. Phone;
1'JYAI or 075-1 D W Grimes
.,7i ' , JJ' , ' J,""CS-
210 Davis Ave.. Bend.
I
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE ;
and icnaii s on all makes. Phone ,
271. 1 '.'' '' Brooks. :
I - 1
I FILL DIPT, top soil, black ein- 1
ideis; Iraetor work. George L.
jMalson. Phone 71,'ili or 7I5.IX.
j Across the Street or Across 1 1 if
Xa I ion
MOVING VAN
Wl I II SERVICE
STORAGE : SHIPPING
PACKING : CRATING
Our ciniiloyoes are uniformed and
Informed,
i Our lates aie filed Willi the
Oregon p.U.C.
BEND STORAGE TRANSFER
i Phone 411 222 living Ave.
10 I P Pnnrmw Pa 1
men iransrerrea
Two employes of the J. C. Pen
ney Co. stoic in Bend, J. E. Ted
ford and Charles N''ff. are beinp
tiansfeiird to other company
stores in Oregon, it was announc
ed today by Vie Whetzel, man
ager of the local store.
Teriford left Bend yesterday
for Mcdfi'id, where he will be in
charge of one floor of the com
pany's si ore in that city. Tedford
began as an employe of the J. C.
Penney Co. ill Portland. He was
transfei'ied here about a year
ago and lias been manager of
the basei.u'jit and the fashion
balcony.
According to Whetel, Tedford.
is planning lo move his wile and
three children to Medford next
week.
T.'eff viM be transferred r.ext
week to the J. C. Penney Co.
slore in I i inevllle, where l:e will
handle clothing and shoes. A
gradua'e of Lend high school.
Neff has been employed by the
Bend stoic since last November,
Whotel saicf.
Neff and his wife Lillian, who
has been secretary to County
judge C. L. Allen for several
years, are selling their home
here and will purchase one at
Prineville, Whetzel reported. They
have one child.
PORTLAND MARKETS
Portland, April 24 HP' Portland
wholesale dairy market prices
were unchanged today.
Portland dairy market:
Butter Prices to retailers:
Grade AA prints, 67c lb.: AA
cartons, 67c; A prints, 66c; A
cartons, 67c; B prints, 63c.
Egg pi ices to retailors: Grade
AA large, 43c; a large 41c; AA
medium. 41c; A medium, 40c;
small, nominal; cartons, 2c ad
ditional. dices - Price to retailers:
Portland, Oregon singles 37-41e
lb.; Oregon 51b loafs, 42'!;c lb.;
triplet 1, 1'lc less than shirles
Premium brands, singles 50',c
lb., loaf 52' ic lb.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, April 14 mi Weekly
livestock:
Cattle: Friday salable 50; mar
ket active, steady; supply mostly
cows.
For five tpivs. s'dahle 13"
Compared week ago, mostly $1.00
'ligher on ell classes except bulls
steady to 50c higher.. Short Mon
lay run stimulated market and
nern'raged moderate mid-week
supnlv. Good fed steers limited
it $28.00 to 20.01, latter new re
"cut hieih and carrying few
choice. Medium steers $25.00 to
!7.00. Common 52 0? to 24 00.
Load good fed heifers $27.00,
S2...IH). medium S23.50 to :25..;il,
Cutter and common dairv tync
Iiii-rcIv SI5.r.) to 20 CO. Canner
and cutter rows $14.50 lo 16.50.
few 17.00 late. Common and me
dium beef cow $17.50 to 20.50
ool cows to .$:!:. fl'l. - Good beef
bulls $21.50 to 22.50, few $22.75.
one heavy Holsteln bull $23.00.
Common and medium sausage
517.50 to 21.00.
Calves: Friday sal 'ble 10; nom
inal ; undertone weak.' For week,
salable 3.r:1. Market $1.00 or more
lower. Good venlers $28.00 to
30 00. choice $31.00, few early lo
$32.0'l. Medium $19.00 to 25.00.
conimon down to $14.00.
Hogs: Friday salable 125; few
lightweights $18.50-18.75. For
we'll, salable 1735. Closed weak
to 25c lower. Good and choice lf'l
to 230 lbs. $18 50 lo mostly S18.75.
few at mid-week $29.00. Heavier
ami lighter weights $17.00 lo
18.00. Good 350 lo ti(.M) lb. sows
$14 51) lo 15 50. Good and choice
feeder pigs $17.50 to 18.50.
Sheep: Friday salable 125; sup
ply mostly ewes with lanilis at
sid(
71(1.
50c
; nominal, for week, salable
Slaughter Iambs lost early
idvarce. ewes closed T'Jc low
er. Good and choice led woolcd
lambs $25.0,1 lo 25 50, early to
$20.00, new high for season. Me
dium spurn and woolcd lambs
around .',23 00 to 21.00. Two head
65 lb. spring lambs, first of sea
son, nl pieinium price of $2.1.00,
eiical lo record high established
In 1949. Good yearlings up to;
$2i.00. Good and choice ewes '
$11.30 to .12 50, few cailv $12.75
and 13.:,0. Cud:; down to'SO.OO.
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?Qtfgft on Nylons
Roedtburg, Wis., April 14 tli .
Mrs. Mac Arthur Lange was tak
ing the ctnsus at a sign painting
shop today when she looked
down and found that her nylon
sto-kings had disappeared.
S..e hurried home and put on
not:v pair, then a third and
finally a fourth. Each vanished
mysteriously.
Bare legged, she gave up enu
ne.atln the stockings and stalk
ed back to the paint shop. The
u.mager explained.
S' e had been sitting near a
sto.;go battery and acid fumes
clung to her legs, dissolving the
nylons.
Frank Swanzy, 74,
Taken by Death
Frank Swanzy, 74, a native of
Princeton, III., and a resident of
Bend for the past six months,
died yesterday at St. Charles hos
pit il, where he had been a patient
for the past two weeks. Mr.'
Swanzy made his home at 1220
South Third street. His son, Ed
ward A. Swanzy, operates the
Pine Tree auto court in Bend.
Mr. Swanzy was preceded in
death by his wife. Maude, last
December 3. Surviving are four
children, Mrs. Walter Brown, of
Vlda; Mrs. Ella Yarrington, of
Putnam, III.; Harold S. Swanzy,
of Wapella, 111., and Edward A.
Swanzy, of Bend.
Ten grandchildren and five
great grandchildren also survive.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Nis
wonger & Winslow parlors. Rev.
Ross Knotts of the Methodist
church will be In charge.
(Continued from Page 1)
tacks on Lattlmore.
Kohlberg recalled Ids first
meeting with McCarthy in Wash
ington about March 24. Mc
Carthy, he said, stuck out his
hand with a "Hi Al," and sug
gested that Kohlberg call him
"Joe."
He told McCarthy to his face,
he said, that only a man of the
"""'ors "couraee end dumb
ness" would start such a cam
paign. According to Ko!ilher;,
tlie senator replied: "You're rb
sohitely right."
He said that in siihseqrer.t
meetings, he supplied McCarthy
with Information from his o- n
f les. Since then, he reported, t: o
FBI has photographed some of it.
Import 'Mice Cited
Kohlberg said he thought tho
I attimore-Bai nes letter is "in.
poitant" because In it Lntti'"o:o
urged that OWI recruit Chln-n
personnel .from the New C irn
Daily News, a Chinese lmi",--i
f'wv.jjnowKjinper .published, in New
i lorn.
The newspaper, Kohlberg main
tained, was backed by a "red
faction" of Chinese laundrvt-m
in New York City who were at
odds with a "while (non-communist
I faction."
In the letter Lattlmore main
tained that while it would be
"rash" to say that there were no
communists connected with the
paper, it was backed by laundry
men who were "Independent
small businessmen . . . fairly well
insured ugainst communist ide
ology." POTATO ( ONTKOI.S FAVORED
Washington, April 14 UI'i A
senate agriculture subcommittee
today approved legislation to put
future potato crops under rigid
controls and withhold price sup
ports unless planters are under
marketing quoins.
The subcommittee sidetracked
an alternate proposal for a "little
Brannan plan"' for production
payments on potatoes. The full
I agi iculture committee will con
'si lor (he potato proposal, spon-
sored by Sen. Scott W. Lucas, D.,
i III., al a. meet ing Tuesday.
j Californium, a chemical ele
ncnt just created through atom
lie bombardment al the Universi
ty of California, is the 98th and
j heaviest chemical element; it
was transmuted from isotope 212
i of curium.
VERN LARSON
AGENCY
Insurance & Real Estate
VIT Oregon Ave. Phone 32
BEND, OREGON
50 Acres
10 water, I room house, gar
age and workshop. Individ
ual hog houses, k in u k e
house, ulfiilt'ii, pressure sys
tem, engine lied a tin di
luents, hogs, chickens. Will
consider 1- or 2-heilriiiitn
modern home In cl'v. In
dited M iiiIIch out on Kooii
read. Terms.
$5500
2-Bedroom Modem
liaseincn:-, furnace, garage,
fenced. Very clean. Term.
$5500
Grocery Stores
Several listings goo:! loca
tions, large and small.
A SNAP!
Kit arret, 6(1 V. O. I., 6(1 iil
fulfil. .'Mh dronm home, good
ha in. luilLIng cquipim id,
slink ponds, root cellar,
pressure system, 1,0(111 acres
Taylor .l"llibig farm. Til's
farm is In tun coiiill Ion, 7
inilis out on good road. If
taken u once
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