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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1950
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For Sale Real Estate
BARGAINS AT GILBERTS
3 LOTS; On E. 3rd near Revere.
$eoo. .
DUPLEX: 1 and 2 bedroom units.
Both have oak floors, water heat
ers, basements, and are modern.
One unit lurnished. 2 garages,
and large lot well located. $6900.
3 YEARS OLD: Living room-kitchen
comb., bath, 2 bedrooms,
plus child's room; newly decorat
ed and desirable location. $4350.
3 BEDROOM: Modern, in good
neighborhood. Good buy at $5850.
AND many more with down pay
ments as low as $500.
GILBERTS REAL ESTATE
1015 Wall Phone 23J
HI-WAY REAL ESTATE
228 E. Third St. Phone 869-J
South Highway
2- bedrm. modern on oversized lot.
. Nice lawn, big garden, berries,
outside fireplace, garage, shade
trees, picket fence. See at 661
McKinley St. $5250, terms.
Look this little cutey over for
$2300, terms. 1224 Baltimore.
If you want a real view of the
Mts. 2-bedrm. modern, fireplace,
large closets, wired for range,
part bsmt. Big lot, lawn in, gar
age, very clean, $5500, terms.
3- bedrm. modern, 2 lots, garage,
several outbldgs. Paved street.
$6250, terms.
6-bedrm. for rental purposes with
outside entrance. $8400, $1500
down.
7 acres, 3-bedrm. modern home,
7 A. free irrigation, lots of out
bldgs. We think you will like
this. $7350, terms.
80 Acres, 77 A. C.O.I, irrigation.
Very nice 3-bedrm. modern home.
5 miles out paved road. $17,500,
terms.
HOMES
$12,600 3-bedroom, 321 Drake
Kd.
$10,000 4-bedroom, East side,
FHA terms.
$10,000 4-bedroom, 5 acres trrl
gated.
$8000 3-bedroom, $1600 down,
balance FHA.
$6500 3-bedroom, small down
payment.
$3750 2-bedroom, small down
rjavment.
$2150 1-bedroom, $500 will han
dle.
RANCHES
$75,00012,000 acre ranch, 600 to
800 head carrying capacity, vm,-
000 will handle.
$75,0005000 acres, fine Improve
ments. Meadows and streams.
$18,500 1800 acres, modern
home, 280-acre free water right
Stream and meadow.
$17,000160 acres, 111 Irrigated
$11,00080 acres. 73 a. Irrigated
28 a. Alsac clover, first seed crop
this year.
$6500 40 acres near town, 23
a. irrigated. 1-bedroom house and
barn.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
$11,500 Juniper novelty shop.
Completely equipped. $5000 will
handle.
$35,000 Grocery store. Latest
equipment. $100,000 per year
gross nusmess.
RIXE REALTY & INSURANCE
General Fire Ins. Co. Save 15'e
901 Bond Phone 535
After hours, phone 1732-W
or 215-J
NEW 2 hd. rm. mod., close to
school; nicely arranged; all. ga
rage; nice lawn; a home vou
would like to own. Only $1500
down.
2 BD. RM. mod., $700 down.
2 BD. RM. furnished; will take
trailer house as down payment.
WE have listed some of Central
Oregon's best ranches.
SEVERAL good businesses.
IIOMEFINDERS AGENCY
715 Bond Phone ill
Evenings, 6.S0M
FOR SALE BY OWNER: Brand
new 3-bedroom home in excel
lent location. This home hns din
ing room, a II ached garage, oak
floors, weather stripped windows,
Youngstown kitchen and the best
in good construction. This is n
wonderful home at a price that
can't le beat. To see this home
call owner, 1884 W.
WANT TO SELL? List vour
property with GILBERT. A
square deal, and prompt, efficient,
courteous service is vours at Gil
bert's Real Estate. 1015 Wall St.
GENERAL farm and auto repair
shop; 37 acres river bottom soli
near town: 6 room house. 2 bnrns.
highway frontage. Consider trade
for highway property near town
M. J. Fox. Brownsville, Ore.
TEN ACRES. 9 acres COI water,
with 3 bdrm. house, wired for
electric range; electric hot water
tank, pressure pump and wood
furnace. Inquire at 205 Davis, or
call 1488M.
Readers Check These Ads
For Sale Real Estate
ALL STATE REALTY CO.
Mi ntfvnwnofl Phone 167
AUCTION yard for sale or trade,
$9500, $2500 down.
DOWNTOWN: concrete bulldinR, ,
30x70: lot 75x80. $9500. terms.
2 ACRE Industrial site, near mill
and railroad. $1650.
2 WEST SIDE, 2 bedroom mod
ern homes. $4200 and $4750,
terms.
DAVIS St.: 2 bedroom, can be 3
bedrooms. $5750, $1500 down.
CLOSE IN on Georgia: cozy 2
bedroom modern, full basement
and garage. $4500, terms.
4 LEVEL view lots, south of
Greenwood; electricity and water.
$1000.
Kor details call Mr. Shaver or
Mr. DeBuhr.
LISTINGS SAMPLES
TAVERN & Cafe with liv. quar
ters, located at Athol, Ida., on
Hlway 95. $10,500; $3000 cash
or will trade for Bend property.
ONE of Bend's better taverns.
Full details will be furnished to
buyers.
40 A. with 34 shares COI; 3 l)d.
rm. home, large barn, other
good outbuildings. $7000; terms
can be arranged.
A GOOD list of 2, 3, & 4 bd. rm.
homes in good districts to
choose from. For prices, terms
and inspection, give us a call.
To buy or sell, call Locklin 331
and start packing.
E. M. BUCKNUM, REALTOR
1029 Brooks Phone 331
Near the Chamber of Commerce
NEED A HOME? Check the Deal
of the Day on KBND, 8:45 a. m.
Call today and inspect the list
ings at Gilbert's Real Estate, 1015
Wall St.
J. S. DAVIS CO.
Phone 185 Penney Bldg.
3 BEDROOMS 1 FLOOR
Finest harwd. firs., 24 ft. comb,
liv. and din. rms., oil heat, loveiy
bullt-ins, handy kitchen, good util
ity rm., good fir. plan. This brand
new home is ready for occupancy.
FHA or GI. Total price $7500.
1 BLOCK FROM HOSPITAL
Well built, 3 bdrm. home, full
bsmt, pipe furnace, fireplace,
harwd. firs., many special fea
tures, paved street, good lawn.
garage. This is a little older
home, exceptionally well con
structed. Well worth $8950.
QUALIFIED FOR FHA
Johns - Manville Shake: 2 good
bdrms., large liv. rm dining rm.,
cement basmt.. pipe furnace, cor,
lot, fenced, loveiy lawn, garage
and shop. Utility In bsmt. $6500,
under FHA terms.
EAST 10th STREET
Cozv 2 bdrm.. about 2 yrs. old,
oil furnace, utility rm., harwd,
Ills., oversize lot. good condition
a good little home for only $6200,
Terms to suit.
3 BEDROOM mod., fireplace, cor.
lot; plus 3 room blug. terms ar
ranged. Take house trailer, pick-
ud. truck or smaller place. 354
Colorado. Phone 47ow.
Fuel
DRY BODY WOOD, any length
$9.00 per cord. Prompt delivery,
Phone 178UW.
COAL, Briquets, Pres to-logs and
Petroleum Coke. Bend Storage &
Transfer Co., phone 444, 2Ji Irv
ing Ave.
DRY BODY WOOD: Any length,
$10 cord. Phone 852W. Claude
Gant, 1204 Davenport.
BODY. LIMB, lack pine, slab
wood. Lump, nut, stoker coal,
Prompt delivery, city or country,
Kor selected fuel, phone 767,
Brookings Wood Yard.
BONE DRY Jack pine and body
wood. 1564 Division. Phone 793R.
GOOD dry, green seasoned jack
pine, also some dry jack pine,
16" or 24" $12 per cord. Allen
Grant, Phone 314W.
2 CORD 16" gr. slab, $14; 2 cord
16 drv slab, slit, delivered in
Bend. (You haul from yard, $5
per cord.) central uregon fuel
Co., phone 201-W. SMti A St., Red
mono, ure.
For Sale Farm Products
THE VERY BEST potatoes. $3.00
per hundred. Phone lMuwi; 4th
house west of 1020 Gas Station
on south highway.
SEED POTATO cutting knives.
Zcrlute, corrosive sublimate, se
mcstin Bel. All types fertilizers.
Fred Ilodecker Potato Ware
house .Redmond.
5 SHARES COI WATER: Writ
ti. Nelson. Rt. 3. Box 223. or so
A. Uixe. 901 Bond St., Bend, Ore.
CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK
to Central Oregon Auction for
the highest prices. Sale every
Thursday, lion K. smith, fllgr
plume 12-KJ.
YOUNG SADDLE horse, suitable
for children. Also saddle and
bridle for sale. Phone 256-J, Mrs,
Pickett.
For Sale Miscellaneous
SEVERAL contracts to he sold
Also odds ami ends of building
supplies. Gardner Building Serv
ice, 1253 Hartford. Phone 18.17
GENERAL ELECTRIC refrlgera
tor, $73. Phone h;hj.
.22 CAL. Harrington-Richardson
double action. 9 shot revolver,
Pi co r eht to sell. Rt. 3. BOX
114A. Wm. Ball. Pass gun club
on gun club road. Right at golf
course sign, mile.
ELECTRIC Range and Refrlgwa
tor in fine condition. See at 515
E. Emerson, before 12 noon or
after 5:30.
For Sale Miscellaneous
A LARGE stock of recondltlonid
and guaranteed used refrleera-
tors from $49.50 up; used wring-
'er washers from $19.50 up. Used
automatic electric ranges irom
$39.30 up; and also u oners. ios
E. Greenwood, Oregon Equip
ment Co., phone 888.
RADIO TUBES Complete stock
hllco and other nationally
known brands. Tubes tested.
Bend Furniture Co.
RECONDITIONED washing ma
chines, easy terms, $27.50. Rebuilt
refrigerator, good as new.
ANDERSON SEW1NU
MACHINE & APPLIANCE '
CENTER
Corner State & Tumalo
Phone 862W
AUTHORIZED DEALER
Pan American Trailer Coach,
IVANCOVICH TRAILER SALES
735 Grace St. Redmond
Phone 331J
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.
1604 West 2nd. comer of Port
land Ave.
ROSES, only best quality No. 1.
Hardy northern field grown
stock. Most popular varieties,
many colors. Plant now for best
results. Shelley Nursery, 164 E.
Greenwood.
SERVEL Electrolux kerosene re
frigerator, 9 cu. ft. Phone 852-W
or 1345 Cumberland.
BLOOMING PANSY PLANTS
Pacific giant delphiniums, carna
tions, pinks, phlox, sweet Wil
liam, daisies, monks hood, and
other hardy perennials.
PICKETT'S GARDENS
6th & E. Qulmby Phone 530
PEAT MOSS in cu. ft. bags,
50c, at Motor Market, 130 Green
wood or 650 Roosevelt.
REAL BARGAIN in a small up
right piano. Can be seen at 112
Minnesota Ave. Phone 1087J.
FANTON'S GARDEN: Blooming
Oregon giant panstes, snapdrag
ons, delphiniums, carnations,
aimed daisies, geums, colum
ines, phlox, other perennials,
rock plants, annuals and veget
ables later. 829 Ogden.
TWENTY YEARS Knapp Shoe
Service. Drop card for display,
your home. HOME 2408 N. 1st, N.
Hiway, Bend, Ore. Order by mall
anytime. W. T. Lester.
JUST ARRIVED: Shipment of re-
mil t tMeciroiuxesi rebuilt dv
Electrolux factory. Late models
and new machine guarantee.
$39.75. Ph. 1293J. Phil Phllbrook,
Electrolux Dealer, 1304 E. Third,
ISAACSON 6 yard carryall; tires
and condition excellent; hydrau
lic lift. TlittMS. North Lincoln
Bank, Tait, Oregon. Phone De
lake 2091. .
10 WEEKS OLD New Hampshire
pullets, from special mating. Al
so heavy hens for meat. A. W.
Foote, 3t4 miles west of Red
mond on Sisters highway.
OR TRADE: Equity in 1946, 27 ft
Schult trailer house, for good
used car, pickup, or house in
Bend. Inquire Mel's Trailer Court.
Wjii. Orr.
9x9, 4-FT. wall tent; 12 ft. ply
wood boat. May be hauled on top
car. Call at 433 E. Norton.
TWO matching chests of draw
ers, floor lamp, magazine rack,
desk, 9X9 wall tent, complete.
new; hammock and chrome stand,
new, etc. Call at 1564 Galveston
after 5:30 p. m.; Saturday after
noon; and all day Sunday.
WELL-ROTTED barnyard fertll
izer, by the sack, yard or truck
load; also good top soil. Deliv
ered, pnone tMit.
GET BETTER radio reception.
Aerial kits, $2.25 and up. Free
survey by an experienced tech
nlclan. Hies Radio. Phone 801.
For Sale Used Cars
BETTER USED CAR VALUES
At
W. B. ANDERSON NASH CO,
1947 Plymouth Club Coupe
with new motor $1095
19-18 Willys Station Wagon .$1195
1911 Dodge Pickup $395
1941 DeSoto Custom Sedan. $550
19-11 Studebaker Champion
Sedan $450
1939 Plymouth Sedan $275
1941 Hudson Sedan $450
W. B. ANDERSON NASH CO.
' 1173 Wall St.
1948 I1ARLEY DAVIDSON mo
torcycle. Model 125. Low mileage.
Excellent condition. Sacrifice for
cash. Inquire 1756 W. 1st. Phone
626W.
1930 MODEL A Ford. Inquire
2135 Awbrey Road.
LATE '47 DODGE Custom Club
Coupe; beige; radio, heater, nlr
cushion tires; loaded with extras.
Reasonable terms. 1601 W. 3rd.,
Apt. 3. Phone 1625R.
BEND GARAGE CO.
SPECIAL: TWO CARS for $99.
Guaranteed to start, stop, and
run. One sedan and one coupe.
709 Wall St.
OR TRADE for older car. equity
in r razer. Kamo, air conn., svin
visor, onlv 10.300 miles, like new,
priced low. Phone 1808R; 1111 E.
6th.
For Sale Usui Cars
'35 PLYMOUTH sedan, $115. In
quire 118 Cascade after 5p.m.
49 CHEV. 5 passenger coupe.
$1495 full price. 9,000 miles, new
throughout, air conditioned, heat
er. Phone Redmond 300.
GOOD WILL USED CARS
1945 Jeep, metal cab, good condi
tion.
1940 Bulck 4 dr. sedan special;
new motor, good rubber and a
dandy body.
1940 Ford 2 dr. sedan. A nice run
ning car, a dandy buy. .
1940 Stude. coupe. Motor just ov
erhauled, economical transpor
tation. 1940 Plymouth coupe. A mechan
ic's special.
1937 Plymouth sedan. Just a good
dependable old fishing car.
Remember: Our GOODWILL
USED CARS are backed by an
organization that believes a satis
fled customer is the most valu
able asset in the world.
WARD MOTOR CO.
Bond & Oregon
Your Pontiac and CMC Dealer
For Rent
NICELY furnished 3 and 2 room
apts., very close in. Washing fa
cilities, automatic heat. No child
ren or pets. Inquire 40 Irving.
Phone 1109W.
CLEAN, 4-RM., unfurnished cot
tage; oil stove, lights, hot & cold
water; laundry room. $40 month.
Inquire at Time Service Station
on South highway.
ROOM. BOARD and laundry in
modern, private home, for one
man. Reasonable, $19 week, 2H2
Jefferson, phone 1020.
APTS. FOR RENT for winter
months. L Rancho Motor Hotel,
Phone. 199-Z, Redmond.
MODERN 4 room dwelling with
garage, nice lawn: splendid loca
tion for man with business in
home. 2408 N. 1st, North hlway
NEW 4 room dwelling, unfur
nished excepting oil heater; store
room, basement, nice lawn, in
front John Keassen store, 2408
N. 1st, on in. Hiway.
FURNISHED 2 room, semi-mod
ern cottage: lust redecorated;
suitable for 2 people. 237 St. Hel
ens.
OR LEASE: Modern apt., nice.
clean, quiet; garage, ror infor
mation, can ibM4J.
MODERN 3 room furnished ant.
rhope 1507J2 before 8 a. m. or
;00 p. m.
CLEAN, 3 ROOM modern, fur
nished apartment on west side.
Call 1388H.
Wanted
WANTED TO RENT, May 1:
Clean 3 or 4 rm. modern house,
by congenial couple. No children,
references. $35 mo. J. C. Craig,
1934 N. E. Oregon St., Portland.
GOOD home for two young cats.
610 Portland Ave.
WAITED: Live butcher hogs
and cows. Phone 1450.
WANTED: IRONINGS to do fn
my owh home. 34 Hastings.
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 rnuK cows, rnone to, Red
mond. W. R. Franks.
TO BUY: Small used riding trac
tor and equipment. Ed Losch, Rt.
1, Box 161. Phone 488-W.
Help Wanted
HOUSEKEEPER for couple in
smallr-modorn home. Phone 349Y,
Redmond.
ESTABLISHED firm wants cap
able women to train for sales
work and demonstrating in Bend
Redmond and Prineville. Your
anDointments made for vou. High
commissions. Car desirable. Write
Box 273, Bend Bulletin for ap
pointment for Interview.
HOUSEWIVES! High commis
sion paid for home telephoning.
Write Box 274, Bend Bulletin.
GOOD ROUTE available in De
schutes County, no experience or
capital necessary but car re
quired. Write The J. R. Watkins
Company. 137 Dexter Avenue, Se
attle 9, Washington.
HELP WANTED: woman living
in Gilchrist or Shcvlin to give
sewing lessons. Part time work
Good pav. Must be permanent
Neat appearing, between 25 and
40 yrs. of age. Experience not im
portant, we teacn you now. Appiy
Anderson sewing macnine at ap
pllance Center, Bend.
MIDDLE-AGED, experienced cou
ple wanted, man for service sta
tion work, morning shift. Woman
to cook afternoon shift. Apply by
mall and give full Information
about yourself. Hampton Station,
Hampton, Oregon.
IMt
LOST from car on Wall St., long
haired black cat. white mark on
throat. Very friendly. Phone
390-J, 222 Urania Lane.
Scrvkwa
ACME SHINGLING CO.
New and old roofs. Cedar shakes
a specialty. All work guaranteed.
Free estimates. 30 vears exper
ience. Phoncl915R.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, April 18 dpi Cattle
salable 150; holdover 100; market
opened fairly active, steady; hold
over supply mostly medium-low
good steers still unsold; top steers
Monday 29 or load-high-goati,1155-1b.
carrying a few choice! odd
cutter steers 18-20; heifers scares,
part load good around 800 lbs.
Monday 27-25; canner-cutter cows
largely 14.50-16.50; several shells
brought 10-12.75; odd good bulls
21.50-22.50.
Calves salable 50; market very
alow; undertone weak - lower;
good-choice vealers nominally 27
30; few common-medium calves
and vealers 15-21.
Hogs salable 150; market ac
tive; steady; good-choice 180-230-
Ibs. 18.50-18.75; few 250-270 lbs.
17.75; good 350-550 lbs. Sows sal
able 14.50-15.50; one 600-lb; sow
down to 14; good-choice feeder
pigs lacking, salable 17.5018.50,
Sheep salable 200; quality most
ly common-medium; asking stea
dy for few good-choice fed lambs
with wooled sorts holding above
25.50 and shorn above 25; few
medium 82-lb. wooled feeders 21;
cull lambs mostly buck, down to
15; good wooled ewes 12.
Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results
POUND NOTICE
Under Ordinance No. 310, the
following dogs will be offered
for sale at the City Pound at
10:00 a. m., April 24, 1950.
Male Black, part Cocker.
Male White and liver Springer
Spaniel.
Female Black and white, part
Cocker.
HENRY A. CASIDAY,
113-C Poundmaster.
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT
' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that a hearing upon the final ac
count of Albert J. Wood, Admin
istrator de bonis non of the Es
tate of LaVina La Marsh, De
ceased, filed herein, will be held
in the County Court Room in the
Courthouse at Bend, Deschutes
County, Oregon, at 2 o'clock p.m.
in the afternoon of Friday, the
28th day of April, 1950, and all
persons interested in said estate
are notified to appear at said time
and place and show cause, if any
they have, why said final account
should not be approved, the es
tate settled and closed, and the
administrator be discharged and
his bondsman released.
Dated and first published this
28th day of March, 1950.
Albert J. Wood, Administrator
de bonis non. 95101107-113 C
Services
GENERAL CAT WORK
If it can be done with a Cat wh
can do it. Basements dug, land
cleared, ditching, trees removed.
rocks loaded, fills made, top sou
and cinders. Call Goodwin at
793-J or 1527 Division.
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, f or lntormation or
free demonstration, phone 530.
SEPTIC TANKS cleaner, drain
holes shot. Free estimates. Phone
1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes.
210 Davis Ave., Bend.
GARDEN AND LAWN WORK
Rotary Tiller
Roses, Shrubs and Flowers
Phone 1584M
ROTO TILLING
The fast efficient way to prepare
your lawn or garden plot for
planting. For Information or ap
pointment, inquire at 1756 W. 1st
St.. or call 626W.
CARPENTER WORK: New con
struction, rough framing, remod
eling, cabinets, built-lns and shop
work. F. W. Page, phone 650-M,
general contractor.
HOUSE . MOVING and raising;
large or small. Estimates gladly
f liven. Holman Transfer, 201 Irv
ng, phone 987.
FURNITURE MOVING; dust
proof padded van. We pack your
china with care, hang your
clothes in our wardrobe. Local
and nation-wide moving and stor
age. Holman Transfer, 201 Irving.
Phone 987.
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 1060-M
ELECTRICAL W I R I N G All
types of electrical wiring by
guaranteed licensed men. Free
estimates. Telephone 159.
FOR WELL and drain hole drill
Ing call Lee Grimes, 224 Davis,
phone 975-J or 1252-J.
HEATING: Furnaces cleaned, re
paired and reset; Oil Burners and
Oil Circulating Heaters cleaned
and adtusled. Oregon Heating
Co., phone 513.
SAW FILING, gumming, ham
mering, band saw welding. Sand
er belts, band saw blades, new
handles hung In tools. Sexton
Supply & Saw Service, 1195 Wall.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
274. 1033 Brooks.
FILL DIRT, top soil, black cin
ders: tractor work. George I
Matson, phone 745-R or 745-J-X.
Daily
1950 Business
Boom'Seen
Chicago tut A University of
Chicago finance professor says
that business is more likely to
slump than boom in the lust half
of the year.
Garfield Cox, dean of the uni
versity's school of business, said
he believes, however, that this
will be a year of overall stability.
He made the forecast at a sym
posium on "the business outlook
for 1950."
"A large federal cash deficit
during prosperity is in the long
view seriously disturbing, but it
seems '- unlikely to generate re
newed price inflation in 1950,"
Cox said.
"The wholesale price index is
not unlikely to move very far
trom its present level, fubiic
spending probably will Increase
no more than business spending
shrinks. '
"Unless bad weather cuts crop
yields, any strength the general
price index shows In the next
few months is likely to be more
than canceled later In the year."
Cox predicted that the nation's
pei'sonal income total would run
close to last year's $212,000,-
0OU.UOO.
PORTLAND MARKETS
Portland, April 18 mi Port
land wholesale dairy market
prices were unchanged today.
Butter Prices to retailers:
Grade AA prints, 65c lb.; AA car
tons, 67c; A prints, 66c; A car
tons, 67c; B prints, 63c,
Egg prices to retailers: Grade
AA large, 43c doz.; A large, 41c;
AA medium, 41c; A medium, 40c;
small- nominal; cartons, 2c addi
tional. , -
Cheese Price to retailers:
Portland, Oregon singles, 37-41c
lb.; Oregon 51b. loafs, 42'!i-43c
lb.; triplets, IMiC less than singles.
Premium brands, singles, 50'ic
lb.; loaf, 52'Ac lb.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
BY VIRTUE of an execution in
foreclosure duly issued by the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the
County of Deschutes, State of
Oregon, dated the 10th dav of
April, 1950, In a certain action
in the Circuit Court for said
County and State, wherein Adam
Repnock and Ruth Repnock, .hus
band and" wife, as plaintiffs, re
covered judgment against Mel
vin E. Schallhorn and Annie E.
Schallhorn, husband and wife, for
the sum of Two Thousand. Two
Hundred Eighty-seven c$2.287.00)
Dollars, and costs and disburse
ments taxes at Twenty-six Dol
lars and five cents ($26.05) ami
attorneys' fees in the sum of Two
Hundred f itty Dollars (S25U.UO)
on the 10th day of April, 1950,
and a decree foreclosing a mort
gage on tne toiiowing described
premises, to wlt:
Tract No. 8 of Wells
Tracts, containing 4.97 acres
in said County and State, ac
cording to the dedication plat
thereof made bv Francis W.
Wells and Nellie V. Wells, his
wife, on October 4, 1932, and
filed by them in the office
ot the County Clerk of De
schutes County, Oregon, on
January 25. 1936. on Page
10 of plat Book No. 4, said
Traot No. 8 being a tract of
land, 659.65 feet long north
and south and 328.29 feet wide
east and west at the north
end, and 328.24 feet wide east
and west at the south end,
said tract lying in the ex
treme southeast corner of the
southeast quarter of the
Northwest Quarter (SE'i
NWV) of Section 27. Town
ship 17 South, Range 12, East
of the Willamette Meridian,
together with all and singular
the rights appurtenant there
to and directing the sale of said
premises to satisfy said judg
ment. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I will on the Kith dav of
May, 1950. at the front door of
the Court House in Bend in said
County, at 10:00 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, sell at pub
lic auction to the highest hidder
for cash, the above described
property, taken and levied upon
as the property of the said Mel
yin E. Schallhorn and Annie E.
Schallhorn. husband and wife, or
as much thereof as may be neces
sary to satisfy the said judgment
in favor of Adam Repnock and
Ruth Repnock. husband and wife,
against said Melvin E. Schallhorn
and Annie E. Schallhorn, husband
and wife, with Interest thereon,
together with all costs and dis
bursements that have or may ac
crue. C. L. McCAULEY. Sheriff.
Dated at Bend. Oregon, this 11th
day of April, 1950.
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High Winds, Floods Take
Toll in South, Middle West
Chicago, April 18 (IB Torjiadic
winrU eiiiirk in Alabama today
as weathermen warned that other
victims will be forced to liee.me
floods in North Dakota and Min
nesota which already have made
nearly 5.000 homeless.
Meanwhile, a cold air mass
tmm tha P.-ieiflc threatened to
give spring a temporary setback
from coast to coasi.
The forecasters said the new
"cool snap" possibly . will bring
some reliff to the residents of
James and Missouri river bot
tomlands in North Dakota. Tem
peratures would fall to below
freezing in the area, halting a
thaw that sent ice and snow
gushing torrenting into the already-swollen
streams, they said.
But they feared the rellei
would be short lived and authori
ties warned the bottomlanders to
evacuate the area.
Many Leave Homes
Farm families packed their be
longings, made whatever pro
visions they could for their live
stock and prepared-to join others
who. had been chased from their
homes. The Red Cross called It a
"number c.ne disastei." There was
fear for food shortages and doc
tors said some water supplies no
doubt were contaminated. They
tooK precautions to ngm any
disease outbreak that might oc
cur. A thnu:inri milne southeast.
residents of a Mobile, Ala., sub
urb cleaned up wreckage from
tornadic winds that tore up
Preview Shows
Souvenirs Gaudy
Denver, Colo, lll'i Genuine
western atomic cap pistols and
neckties made of unborn calf hidt
will be put on the souvenir mar
ket this summer as the newest
wares designed to attract vaca
tionists.
A survey of items at the elev
enth annual Denver gift and jew
elry show, where gift shop itemf
get their yearly preview, snows
that 1950 tourists will have a
chance to purchase the gaudiest
souvenirs in history.
. The displays at the show re
vealed a lot of old favorites will
be on the market again this year.
Among them are miniature ew
elrv items resembling horses
spurs, boots, and saddles, and in
the wildlife section, deer, bear
and leaping fish. The customers'
likes run in that order, gift shop
operators say.
Men who are tired of hand
painted ties now can buy cravats
made of unborn calf, hitherto
used principally in ladies' hand
bags and moccasins.
. Most of the offerings wijl, be
less expensive this year than in
the recent past, but thera still
will be some which would cut
deeply into a moderate vacation
budget. Among them is a bronze
cow gal whose hips wiggle as she
twirls a lariat over her head.
Women Drivers
Study Motoring
Spokane, Wash, ill1' The Fed
erated Womens clubs of Spokane
have started a project whicli is
being hailed by the male popu
lace. The ladies have started a wom
an drivers clinic. Thj federation
points out that It's not being
formed because women are neces
sarily poor drivers.
They just think women should
know more about the mechanics
of a car. first aid find other phas
es of motoring. '
Coal Is found in 43 of West Vir
ginia's 55 counties.
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homes, bowled over big trees and
injured at least ,10 persons. One
entire family was injured and a
couple and their child were blown
150 yards from their house,
escaping with minor injuries.
The cool front will bring back
a touch of winter to most of the
country, forecasters predicted,
and by tomorrow temperatures
will be lower as far east as west
ern Pennsylvania and as far
south as northern texas.
The front will bring tempera
tures down to about 25 in the
North Dakota flood area, the
forecast ers said. A high of about
50 was predicted 4ov Pierre, S. D.,
louay, compareu io oi yesterday.
But while the lower tempera
ture1 may stop the thaw, the
weathermen said it may bring
hardship on those flood viclims
who do not have shelter.
Truman Seeks
G.O.P. Foreign
Policy Support
Washington, April 18 m
President Truman, in an unusual
bid to strengthen bi partisan for
eign policy, pledged today to take
republican views "into serious
account "
Mr. Truman's pledge was con
tained in a stalement issued after
a lengthy While House confer
ence with Secretary of state Dean
Aeheson and Sen. Styles Bridges,
R., N. H.
Bridges said Aeheson indicated
a desire for an arrangement
whereby republican leaders would
be consulted and informed in the
development of major elements
of U. S. foreign policy.
Conference Satisfactory
Mr. Truman- said in his state
ment that he called in Bridges
because he is "the ranking re
publican in the senate" in the
absence of Sen. Arthur H. Van
denberg, R., who recently under
went an operation.
The president, describing the
conference as "very satisfactory,"
said :
"With the problems facing the
United States in the field of for
eign relations, it Is most important-
that every effort be made
to maintain a true bipartisan
foreign policy.
"It will be my purpose as well
as that of secretary Aeheson .not
only to keep members of the mi
nority currently informed, but lo
solicit their views and take them
into serious account in both the
formulation and implementation
of our foreign policy."
Bridges said he regarded the
meeting as "an evident gesture"
on the part of Mr. Truman pnd
Aeheson "to establish closer re
lationships with the republican
minority in the senate."
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