The Bend Bulletin. Monday. June 21, 1954
I V-l K- V: .r -l
til
, now, where's the sunlamp we got in the
.. Bend Bulletin Want Ads?"
Cordon Wins Victory Over
Morse on Resources Issue.
By A. ROBERT SMITH
Bulletin Correspondent
WASHINGTON Sen. Guy Cor
don (R-Or9.) won a hard fought
victory this past week over his
Oregon colleague, Sen. Wayne
Morse, in a contest that ended in
triumph not only for Cordon but
the Eisenhower administration in
the held of resource development
Cordon successfully prevented
Morse from killing off for this
session of Congress final action
on several bills which would im
p 1 e m e n t the administration's
"partnership" river development
policy. '
Morse, curiously enough, switched
the scene or thebattle from the
neia or nis own normal preter
ence the Senate floor to the
field in which Cordon customarily
maneuvers the Senate cloak
room. Here is what happened:
Three "partnership" bills in
volving 'Oregon, and Washington
projects were referred for consid
eration to the Senate Public
Works Committee: Cougar dam
on the McKenzie River, Priest
Rapids and John Day projects on
the Columbia. The first two have
been passed by the House. Favor
able Senate action would give the
administration its first tangible
evidence of congressional endorse
ment of the "nartnershin" idea.
which Morse has assailed repeat
edly over the past year.;-, mi-i) i.d
Morse, as a member of that
committee, sought to slow down
if not halt final approval of the
bills by suggesting the committee
hold hearings on them in the Pa
cific Northwest after Congress ad
journs for the year. This would
have killed off their chances in
the 83rd Congress, requiring that
they run the gauntlet all over
again through both House and
Senate in the 84th Congress that
convenes next year.
Cordon sponsor of the Cougar
and John Day bills, but not on the
committee, sought quick action on
the Cougar bill by requesting it be
sent to the Senate floor.
And so the battle between the
two senators was joined in the
cloakroom where colleagues are
collared and exhorted to support
a given position or oppose a par
ticular bill for such and such rea
sons. The Cougar dam project
involving but 37,500 kilowatts
was a minor item in the lives of
other senators, who heard the con
trary pleas for support from both
Morse and Cordon.
The decision would be made by
a vote of the 11 senators who
comprise the flood control sub
committee of the Senate Public
Works Committee. They met and
they debated the issue behind
closed doors on at least four oc
casions before the verdict was
reached by which the Cougar bill
was approved without further de
lay. The battle reached a semi-wind-up
over a week ago when Morse
moved to defer further considera
tion and hold hearings in Oregon,
but was defeated by a tie vote 5
to 5. Morse had lined up four
Democrats to support him: Cha
vez (N. Mex.), Slennic (Miss.),
Kerr (Okla.) and Burke (Ohio).
Cordon had won the support of
the fifth Democrat, Holland. (FIh.)
and four of the five Republicans:
Chairman Bush (Conn, Case (S.
Dnk.), Beall (Md.) and Upton (N.
H.t.
These lines held firm in the fin
al vote, which became 6 to 5 when
the lone absentee from the prev
ious meeting. Kuchel (R-Calif.).
was represented and voted for
Cordon.
Cordon put on a stiff campaign
of persuasion to break the back of
Morse's stalling maneuver, and
by so doing got favorable action
on the Cougar bill, which virtu
ally assures its passage by Con
gress within the next week or two.
It is doubtful Morse will openly
oppose the bill on the Senate
floor, a position he han cautious
ly avoided to date.
Possibly,- Morse will do as he
did on another "partnership" bill
that sailed through the Senate this
past week walk out of the cham
ber during its debate and return
after it has been passed. This
was a measure authorizing the Al
abama Power Co. to build five
power projects on the Coosa River
in Alabama and Georgia, where
federal authorization had been
given in 1945 for comprehensive
7
federal development that had nev
er been started.
The power company would fi
nance the entire venture at its
own expense and assure compre
hensive development of the river
under terms of a Federal Power
Commission license yet to be
granted. The "partnership" fea
ture enters only in this respect:
the bill says that if Congress
should later adopt a policy of re
imbursing private interests for
flood control arid river navigation
improvements, then this utility
could collect for its investment in
these features of the five dams
The bill was sponsored not by
the administration or its spokes
men in Congress, but by Demo
cratic Sens. Lister Hill and John
Sparkman, with whom Morse is
usually allied on the various is
sues before the Senate.
When it came up, Morse left the
chamber. It was passed. He re
turned.
Did he oppose it in the commit
tee as he had bucked Cougar?
Senator Cordon wanted to know
that too, apparently, when he
asked -Chairman Bush during de
bate on the Coosa bill whether the
vote in committee had been unani
mous.
Bush said he understood one
vote against it had been cast, but
this was not recorded so it could
not be checked. A committee staff
member reported that. Morse had
cast a vote of opposition.
But Bush told Cordon . on the
floor: i
'I do not think a . record vote
was taken in committee, because
the opposition was confined to one
vote. I thought that that vote had
been, changed in the last analy
sis, but I cannot say positively
that it was."
Safe Landing
Believed Made
LOS ANGELES (UP) Two Cal
ifornia fliers, whose flying boat
was reported forced down in Guat
emala on a flight from Mexico to
Bogota, today were believed to
have landed safely on a Guate
malan lake, according to word re
ceived here.
The fliers were identified as
Capt. Lee Crutcher, 4G, Los An
geles, the pilot, and his son-in-law,
Douglas McLean, San Lor
enzo, Calif., the co-pilot.
Crutcher s mothor, Mrs. Lee W.
Crutcher Sr., a resident of nearby
Pasadena, said the safe landing
was disclosed in a cablegram from
Crutcher's wife. Helen, in Buena
Ventura, Columbia.
The flying boat, a Navy PBY,
recently was purchased in the Uni
ted States by the Columbian air
line Seraco, from which Crutcher's
wife apparently received her in
formation of her husband's safety.
The two fliers took off from
nearby Burbank Tuesday. After a
stop at Tapachula, Mexico, the
plane then headed lor its next stop,
San Jose, Costa Rica.
Welcome Mat
Out at Prineville
Special to The Bulletin
PRINEVILLE When' some 150
members of the Oregon Associa
tion of Public Accountants and
their families and an expected
2000. amateur geologists arrive
here this week for meetings they
will be greeted by a huge "wel
come" sign at the intersection of
Third and Main, streets, chief
business thoroughfares. The sign,
a permanent one has been pro
vided by the Merchants' associa
tion. A permit has been secured
from the state highway depart
ment to erect it when visitors are
in Prineville in numbers for
special meetings.
The accountants will assemble
Thursday and end their conven
tion with a banquet Saturday
night. With an agate show at the
grounds of (he Crooked River
roundup as a special goal, rock
hounds will hold their sessions
Saturday . and . Sunday. Guided
tours to semi-precious stone "dig
gings" will be held on Sunday.
Chou En-Lai
1 GElNEVA (UP) Communist
Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai was
a (onely man today. r ,
The departure pi British Foreign
Secretary .Anthony , Eden, Soviet
Foreign Minister, V.'M. Molotov
and U.S. . Undersecretary of .State
Walter Bedell Smith left Chou with
out a single major diplomat for
conferences.. ; , - ; v
In addition, new French Premier
Pierre- Mendes-France postponed
his expected trip to Geneva and
gave no indication when he will
arrive. Eden and Smith were re
ported to have urged Mendes
France not to rush to Geneva. '
' Diplomats said an" immediate
trip might imply that Mendes
France was suing for peace and
thus make the Communists all the
more unreasonable in their de
mands. ' ' , ; . ' . , -
Some sources suggested Chou
was remaining in Geneva to watch
the new French premier's nego
tiations with Communist Indochi
nese Vice Premier Pham Van
Dong. ,. .
The departure of. the other diplo
mats leaves the way open for di-
THE BEND BULLETIN ,
The Bend Bulletin (Weekly) 1908-1931.
The Bend Bulletin (Daily) Est. 1916.
Published Every Afternoon Except Sun
da Aim Certain Uolidaya by The Bend
Bulletin, 736-738 Wail Street, Bend.
Oregon.
By Hail in Oregon
rhree Months '.... $ 8.25
Six Months 6.00
One Year ., 1LO0
By Mall Outside of Oregon
Three Months '..$ 8.76
3ix Months '. , 6.60
One Year 12.00
One Month $ 1.25
Six Months , 7.60
One Year , 16.00
Sl.T4UL.ifi turx Be
All Subscriptions are DUE and PAY
ABLE IN ADVANCE.
Please notify us of any change of ad
areas or 1 ail ure vo receive the paper reg
ularly. BULLETIN CORRESPONDENT!
Redmond Mrs. Martha Stranahan
Phone 621
Prineville Joe D. Thonlson
Phone 6304 or 7388
Madras Bob Barber
Phono w 9QM
Sisters Mrs. Helen Hay ward
I'hone
Eastern Star Mrs. Walter Prlchard
Phone 87-F-ll
lumalo Mrs. Lawrence Allen - '
Phone 813-L
Want Ad Rates
and Information
4 Times for the price of 2.
7 Times for the pr.ee of 6.
Very Low Rates for Monthly Ads
Ask about rates for added annce and
added Insertions; don't forget the even
lower rates u you run your ad ro a full
month. y - -" ' if. t i:,
1 ' 1 2-8-4 . v.6.7i
Words Time Timua . Timra
Up to 13 .75 1.60 2.76
14 tnru 1H . 1.00 2.00 8.67
19 thru 23 1.25 2.50 d.20
24 . thru 28 1.50 8.00 0.6O
.Trices Cash or with 7 days
PHONE YOUR WANT ADS TO THE
BULLETIN, 1'iiUNE 66
Ads received before 1 n.m. will aunear
in me iouowing day a paper.
The Bulletin renei-ven the riirht to
ciassiiy, edit or .reject any want ad copy,
and will be responsible for only one in.
correct publication of any want ad. Full
adjustment of error will be made by one
added insertion of the corrected adver
tisement
Want ads in The Bulletin are arrsntred
for the benefit of the reader, nnd an
ciassuied into the following groups:
ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 to 15
Loaf Found. Meetings. Pernor, ata. Sne-
cial Notices, etc.
AUTOMOTIVE 20 to 36
Autos Wanted and J"or Sale, Accessories.
Body Work, Service Stations, etc
BUSINESS SERVICES 40 to 76
Armliancefl. Buildintr. Carnnntrv. Electric
al, Painting. Plumbing, Upholstering, etc
EMPLOYMENT 80 to 84
Help Wanted, Baby Sitters, Situations
Wanted, etc.
FINANCIAL 00 to 08
Bus. Opportunities. Investments. Money
to Loan, etc
INSTRUCTION 100 to 104
Home Instruction, Schools, Special Classes.
LIVESTOCK & PETS 110 to 119
Cattle ft Horses, Poultry ft Rabbits,
ris, etc.
MISCELLANEOUS 121 to 159
Appliances, Farm Products, Fuel ft Wood.
Misc For Sale and Wanted, etc.
KbNTALS 160 to J 69
Apartments, Hones. Rooms, Wanted to
Kent, etc.
REAL ESTATE 170 to 188
Houses, Farms and Ranches, Lots ft
acreages ror eaie, etc
SWEETIE PIE
"Km training Schultz
l2t I' Ml
Con tWtOT t Sw J-- i
Lonely Man
reck negotiations between the
French and Indochinese Commu
nists on a cease fire. Both-the
Communists and Mendes-France
have 'favored this aooroach. but
the United States opposes it.''
American officials always have
feared that France's position is too
weak in Indochina for her not-to
get the worst of any deal the has
made alone. By joining the discus
sions, the United States hoped to
strepgthen France's bargaining
position.
RACE DEVELOPS
SwUI to The IluUeti
MADRAS-A race for the seat on
the board. of directors of Madras
Grade School District No. 9-C has
developed, with Bruce Nicholes a
candidate for the five year term
in opposition to Jay Macy, present
chairman of the board, who is
seeking reelection.
The election will take place dur
ing the annual meeting of the
school district, scheduled today
from 2 to 8 p.m. in the grade
scnool Building.
NOTICE OP SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by
virtue 01 uruinance PJo. lo 346 of the
City of Bend, OreKon, a municipal corp
oration, the undersigned will on the 22nd
day of June. l!t&4 at the. hour of 111
o'clock in the Commission Room of the
City Hall, Bell to the highest bidder the
louowing described real property located
in ine city 01 uend, uesciiutes bounty,
Oregon, provided that no bid will ba ao
cepted for less than the amount set op
posite each respective parcel which is
the minimum appraised price fixed by
the City Commission on the City of
ueno :
Parcel No. 1 1 Lots 1 ft 2. Block 46,
Center Addition CASH $H 00.00
W. T. THOMPSON
RKCORIJER
CITY OF BEND
164-160-166-C
1 Lost and Found
TINTED GLASSES. Plastic frames.
Found vicinity Portland Bridge. Owner
can claim by paying for this ad at The
Uend Bulletin.
11 Personals; Spl. Notices
Driving Someplace?
Want Some One
To Share Expenses?
A Want Ad in
Classification 15
"TRANSPORTATION"
Will Find The Right
Person
30 Used Cars for Sale
11964 CHEV. 210 2 door $1795. Low
miles. 'A momns ild. riarl rrazier, lit.
l, box zuz. rhone zioi-j-z.
STUDE BAKER COMMANDER 4 door,
bz model, intht blue. Kudio. neater.
window washers, undersealed. overdrive.
good milcaKe, tl,2'J6. Ph. 1049-R, see at
Ubu l' rcbiio.
32 Used Trucks Trailers
1941 FOKD 1'ICKUP. C.hmI cnmlitiun, 4
speed trntnilHin. 1 hone baZKX.
40 Appliances; Sis. & Serv.
RECONDITIONED AND
, GUARANTEED -
Wringer 'Washers tH.flO
Used Refrigerators $.6U
Automatic Washers 69.5(1
Dryers 199.60
OHKGON KQUIPMKNT CO.
1135 . Greenwood Ave.
ONE FUKK.KK. 12 cu. ft., used: 15l).
MnylaK Appliance btorc IQJi lirwks
St.
WASHING MACHINE RKPA1KS and
wrinKcr rolls for ail makes. Phone 274.
AlaytaK Appliance.
42 Beauty Salons; Reduc.
MARGUERITE & NORMAN'S
Fleauly A Baroer Shop
Expert liaircuttinfr for men & women
Permanent Waves from $10 up.
Phone 1708 J 107 B. Greenwood
46 Carpentry & Cab. Work
F. W. Page
Residential Construction & Remodel
Kouirh-in or nish Job
Specialize in cabinet and hardwood
pane s. formica finfKh work o all kinds.
By hour or contract 1 year jcuarantce
on ell work. .
Phone 2379
By Nadine Seltzer
to be a bird dog
Fire Prevention
Program Mapped
i' MADRAS Starting on Monday
evening, members of the Madras
Volunteer Fire department will
join with more than 50 other Ore
gon fire departments in the 1954
Oregon State Home Fire Preven
tion campaign. "
-Starting -at .5 p.m. today vol
unteer firemen will split up into
teams, divide . the city of Madras
into sections, and embark on a
house-to-house campaign during
which dwelling inspection forms
will be filled out. .
The aim of the cSmpaign is the
elimination of fire hazards arid
the improvement of the rating on
which insurance rates, are based.
If more fire hazards are elimin
ated, insurance rates may be re
duced, firemen pointed out.
CHICAGO VISITORS
CHICAGO (VP) Conventions here
in June were estimated by Ches
ter A. Wilkins, executive director
of the Chicago convention bureau,
to mean $10,600,000 in tourist bus
iness lor the city
52 Excavating Grading
Duncan Brothers
"EXCAVATION
Drilling, Blasting, Top Soil
and Fill Dirt. .Cinders. Cat
and Tractor Work.
Phone 5.74, or 1734.J
54 Landscaping; Gardening
, iiwkit ncc lur DUib
Fill dirt, black and red cinders. Dump
truck and traetor-loader work. Ph. 78-J.
59 Miscellaneous Services
: CUSTOM PLANING'
A CAR LOADING, PH. 2009-W-5 BBNU
SEPTIC TANK
SERVICE '
Clean inir Excavatinir Buildlni
SKWKR LINKS fcLEANtiD
AIR COMPRKSSOR
Pavement Breaker I)r II lime?-BlaM I nic
LARS STEIN LEY & BERGOUST -6
yra, cxiwrience in drilling & blastinit
Phon 208-W or 22'3-J-l Bend, Ore.
CASCADES TRAVEL SERVICE, phone
iuu, oners com piety travel informa
tion, serviuea free. Airliniw, Ktvamnlilp
rutiervHtiona and ticket. Located lob
by Pilot Butte Inn. Open daily except
ounoiiya. wiiinru noi lenuecK, uwner.
64 Plumbing & Heating
. FARR'S
touting t& Air Condltionbisr
Ph. 447 or 12f4-W E. lnt A Greenwood
f nKiAilNli HYSTF.M
0 Furnace Vacuum Cleaning
Flue Clean inn
m j
Furnace Repair Service t .
ift Reolaccment Parts ' '
Complete New Furnace Installation
66 Radio; TV Sales & Serv.
RADIO, TELEVISION, tubes, parts, but
teries, i v antennae, fronipt, expert ser
vice. George's Railio and Sporting iioods.
t44 xrankiin, rnone uuu.
TELEVISION and RADIO SERVICE
Complete service for TV and liiuh fidel
ity ramus, tuoos, parts. Kiev Radio, oz
r ranann, pnone cui.
, RADIO ft TV TUBES
' Philco and other muKes.
Complete Kbck for nil raiiioe.
BKND FURNITURE CO.
70 Ceptic Tanks; Cess Pools
CARTER SEPTIC TANK SEKVlca
i'hono 176-W or 735 W.' 12th.
78 Roofing & Sheet Metal
BEND HOOFING COMPANY
Roofinit of all kinds. Comp. shiturlcs,
built-up asphalt roofs, repairing & cout
ing. All work fully guaranteed. 8(18 S.
ad.
V. L. TRIPLETT PHONE 598-M
80 Baby Sitters; Child Care
Wll.l, TAKK care of X children in my
llonie. References given. Phone 16r7-M.
82 Help Wanted
BEAUTY DEMONSTRATORS: Tin to r.
hour dcmonntratinic famoun Hollywood
cosmetic, youi neighborhood. For free
samiilen and detnilM, write Studio Girl,
Dept N-.'IG, Clcndale. Calif.
Girl between atres 19 and 2f ax aecrctary
canier in the comtumer finance huni
ncss. Experience not neeeasary but help
ful. Must be jtood typUt anil would pre
fer with iHhorthantl experience. . Write
Bend-Bulletin Box No.
98 Personal Loans
TO BORROW. 1 1,800 due to jwrinun III
no8 In family. Repay 10';$ . Secured.
Write Box No. 01), co Mend Bulletin.
110 Cattle & Horses
TWO GUERNSEY cow, to freshen nlxKit
July 1st; fourth calf, Hereford bred.
K. M. Bavin, Rt. 1, Box 211), phone
d Pa
and (food immiie. Sell sepnrntely or to
Kethcr. See at 2306 Awbrey Road. Phone
1H2S.
189 Real Estate Display
R. D. KERR
819 Wall Street
Announces now service for Bend area. We now have
the, popular Home Building Plan service for people
who desire to build, wish or dream of a new homo.
The same plan books the Oregonian uses for their
Sunday home plan of the week. See our model
homes and color prints in the office window. Stop
in and asks us about our construction plan for
building a new home. The following house will be
under construction in a few weeks: " .
3 Bedrooms, living room- with fireplace, din
ing room, kitchen & nook, utility, attached
garage. Buy now and pick your own paint col
ors, 5 dn., 25 year loan for G.I.'s.
HARRY SKJERSAA, Salesman. Phone 639-R.
110 Cattle & Horses
SECOND CALF Guernsey, fresh t dsys.
rnont zuis-vv-, ni,
j ariur,
ARABIAN GEMMNG how hone. Must
see to appreciate, suiuuiw lur iwir
children. 163a W. 8th.
112 Pets of oil Kinds
RKUISTKKKD COl.l.lB pup., 6 weeks
old. Sow jit (S14 Urondway, phone 2037-W,
KITTENS WILL axehange mouse work
for k nil home. Call zom-w-l.
nl.flKINfi RKOIKTKRED Collie. Afghans.
Cocker popple. Sacrifice. Lapaloma
kennels, i'hone 2016-W-l.
117 Livestock Wanted
UVKSTOnK of all kind. Bernie All-
stole, Uend Sale Yard. Phone 893 or
7yo.W. Writ P.O. Bo S. -
118 Feed $ Stock Supplies
corrective. Hot or cold shoeinjf. Jack Bo-
weu. uu i uox odd. ruorni aiuu--v.
mnir.ATKn pasturr for a cows
cuivca, near Young School. Phone
1I204-W-4.
121 Appliances; HH Equip.
ELECTROLUX
48.nO with all attachment. Rebuilt at
Elvctrulux factory. Juttt like new, with
new machine truarantco. Convenient
terms. Phone IStiu-J.
PHIL PH1I.BKOOK 1804 EAST 3rd,
AUTOMATIC WASHER and electric
Btove, both nearly new. Buy tosether for
8200. or separately. Ithaca or call
1776-W.
CLOSE OUT SALE. Brand new biff
name brand freetent. 5 year warranty
and $;t00.00 food Insurance.
Ketr, 4 f. 0.00 16 ft, client models $282.77
Ueir. 480.0015 ft, chest model gtiU-tU
Re. 350.009 ft. cheat mode la 211.82
Reir. 6H 0.00 18 tU upriiihU . . ..360.86
Reg. ti,f 0.0025 ft. chtmt models 471.63
Ramiea 1 year warranty
1250.00 automatic, 40 in. ramie 141.20
$200.004 burner range, ,
30 in. oven 118.26
Refrlfceratore 6 year warranty
Res. 200.007 ft refer 148.13
Reir. 300.0091$ ft refer 199.60
Re. 400.00 10Vi ft refer .... 25.1K
Re. 500.00 12 Vj ft refer .... 311.02
Ren. 550.00 -2 door, refer and
freezer combination 801.88
Automatic Washers 1 year warranty
1U-U. 260.00 Whirlpool auto. .. 14D.95
Rett. 500.00 Washer dryer Comb 3.r0.71
Re. 200.00 Dryer 123.66
Reir. gfiO.OO Dryer 169.46
Hot Water Tanks 7 year warranty
Rctr. $120 round, 2 elements 80s 70.14
Rest. lHO round, 2 elements, 40s 85.74
Reir. 150 round. 2 elements, 60s Dtt.74
Rt. 150 table top 40 irnl 99.71
ANDERSON SEWING MACHINE &
APPLIANCE CENTKR
r Cor. State and Tumalo Sta. in Bend
SINGER
4-Star Specials
.;. . :
Electric Console sowing ma
chine, full price only $32.50.
. :
New Electric Portable, back
ward and forward stilch, dial
tension?-, hinged pressure foot,
free sewing course, only $114.95
as low as $10.95 dn. pay.
' ' ft' " . .
New Singer Vacuum Cleaner
with full set of att., only $14.95
-s low as $5.00 dn.
it
REPOSSESSED Famous Feath
erweight Portable and table.
May be purchased for bal, due.
, Singer1 Sewing Center
'831 Wall Sc. ' r " : . ; Phone 1825
123 Building Materials
LUMBER
A few sale loads left ... Approxim
ately 8.000 fU per load.
No. C Com. SheathinB $25.00 jWr M
No. 6 Com. Shiplap 80.00 ier M
No. 8 and better Fir Dim. 80.00 per M
Leonard Lundgren Lumber Co.
750 D Ave.
' mile east of Evans Fly Co.,
Bend, Orenon
125 Bicycles; Mtr. Scooters
MOTOR' BIKB, "Whi7.or." completely
equipped in vood condition, 917 UKden,
I'hono fliiO-M.
133 Fuel & Wood
TI K WOOD $8.60, JACKPINK $11.00
corn. &1K1H, phono ltZl-M.
HKAVY TIMiIKRH: 0 simrle. l(Ui0
double load. Caseade Transport. Phone
int-si.
I'l.ANKK RHAVINCS for beddinK. also
iioa wuuu. t'hone 246 or liza-W.
139 Miscellaneous for Sale
LOR A INK MOUKL MC 41.0, yard
ncavy nuiy moiocrane, nooKrniDt, neci
boom, flrive on all axels. See in our
yard, Hprinjrheld .(unction, ltix Qii'i, Ku
Ketie, OreKon. I'hune 6-0i"55.
FOUNTAIN & LUNCHROOM eulomi-nt.
in troou connition, cnmpleti with count
ers etc. rhonc Ki(M-W after 5:30.
139 Miscellaneous for Sale
LIGHT FIXTURES
Lanrettt selection and stork, lowest prices
in tenirai urepnn.
Bill's Electrio VA?. Hill near Greenwood.
LAWN MOWKR, unHoline iowerMl. runn
Koon, 94 v. moot iurnai!e lor live room
house. Good condition, $40. 1'honc
lti4-W.
HATHSKTfi. new 8 idreu complete.
l2:.:,U; rttct'l septic tanks, frl.&0. 4'i
Kill. ..(HiinH electric water Hesters tnic.tiu.
Holl.pipe, orariKehurti, pipe and fittimn
fur Ickh at 0"I)AY'S SalvwKe Yard.
('IoiicmI Hunduy & Mondny,
7 Aurcifj c rnnr
Triantrle poultry and dairy feed for hct-
!.. uilllt Ilukt. lAr.lt .,.1.1 ,.n
buyer of fresh estfrs.
nuuii ill" LUTTU TI l HI
740 Knht First I'hone BRR-J
189 Real Estate Display
REAL ESTATE
Phone 2215 Home 783-J
139 Miscellaneous for Sale
WATER TANK, 1260 gal. truck type
with supports lor mounting. For quick
sate. $76. 100 h.p. Continental engine,
complete with radiator, dual fuel
pumps, automatic governor, ft0. Irritta
tion pumps, It" Intake, 2" outlet, $20.
bod. 76 each. ODA'S SALVAUE
tAHU, Uloseft Sunday 4 Monday. ,
'' n r. uu rtsuAKU hu iuk. aiso iusi
OldBn.nhtlfl, motor in lmrfect condition.
roou icr-M, m uw t -p.no. H j-umer.
son.
141 Miscellaneous Wanted
WANTED KOU freet One half -Jay's
l-arberinu: a year from twelve Pnd or
Kedmond barbers. Call 416, reschutes
Sunset. Home. Thanks.
145 Office Supplies; Equip.
TYl'IST CHAIR, steel, swivel; 1 draftlug
table, 1 draftinir chair, one drafttmt
table lamp. 122 Oregon Ave., ph 12.
151 Sporting Goods
PLYWOOD BOAT. U t tra!le for rub
ber boat or o0!u rifle. Can be set-n j
mile caKt of South Twin at Wickiup
Dam. Kirnt trailer house to the left at
-South Iwin fork, hrncst aargent.
FOR SALK: One 12-foot aluminum boat,
car top lnottel, new lant . year. Call
2U42-K.
160 Apartments lor Rent
8 ROOM KURNISHKD apartment. Elec
trically eouiptHMl, wanning fiicilities. 2206
e:. first, rmme K2.t.K, ,
ONE BEDROOM furnlnhcd apt., close
in. Lights & water lurnuned, rhone
1718-K alter t):uu.
3 ROOM. NICELY furnished apartment.
Utilities furnished. Adults only. I'hone
2il36.
MDDERN FURNISHED duplej. also S
nKtm furnUhetl apt., reasonable rent,
water & garbage paid. Ncwland's AptA.,
corner E. 2nd A Irving, inquire duplex
apt. .Mo. 6.
ONE ROOM apartment furnished for
light housekeeping, access w shower.
26 Hill St.
FURNISHED APT., very close in. Laun
dry facilities, garages. 627 Franklin, ph.
831.
NEW. attractive apartment. ComfortMble.
Private entrance, beautiful view. One
bedroom. Unfurnished. 163 VicksburK.
161 Houses for Rent
TWO ROOM semi-modern furnished, nnd
storage shed. 736 rlorida.
168 Other Rentals
Office Space
I Skyline Bldg.
New and modern In . down--town
location, served by ele
vator. Write, see or phone 279.
Skyline Building. .
.169 Wanted to Rent
2 OU bedroom, furniHlwd hoiwe or
nporimeni oy JUiy ihu neii'rcntutt tur
nished. Write P.O. B.x t)T(i, Wend. ;
170 Houses for Sale
HANDYMAN'S BAIU.AIN, 2 bedroom
motlern hoiiHe. partiHlly re-conuitiimcu.
(.od drain hole. Photic 15:il)-J. -
BY bWNER
New rustic 8 bedroom home with J 176
fU 110x150 lot on Awhrey lli'lKlitH. tau
(ret TV reception. Itetutonubly priced.
Phone B56-J or 1663 for appointment.
TWO (POSSiM.B 3) bedroom home, two
lot, iiartlen. Jitrtie KHratte, worK n"P
IiOw down payment 11.44 ltoiiKovelL Vn.
1011-W. ' . .
: 11 RI) ROOM MODKKN ' dontile- KHJ-sKe,
full basement, clotto in on lnta. Own
er will naorifico tor $4.0.00. Call 1840-M
for uppointment. f-.
174 Business Property
MI1IIEIM GROCERY STORE, gnaliump,
cabins, one uei-e. AcroHs froju Saw
mill and planer. HaJptt Howaai, i en
mile, Ore. , , ' -l. .i k
180 Real Estate Exchanges
2 IIEDROOM MODERN house wireil for
runge. uimm! location in rrinevuio. iraoe
for Hentl properly, t-none i.two-r.
CARROLL
Realtor & Insurance
: ' 1021 Wall St,
In Capitol Theatre Bldg.
FOR ACTION: LIST WITH BEND'S LARGEST ADVERTISER
Central Oregon headquarters for
20 or 25 year r.H.A. or u.i.
FIT FOR A QUEEN! This ex
ceptionally well planned home
with view-would delight your
wife too. 3 bd rms, 2 full baths,
Crosley elec kit, 2200 sq ft fir
sp. Price $28,000
MR. & MRS. LARGE FAMILY:
Here's your chance to purchase
one of the Immaculate grand old
homes in Bend with udd'l apt
rental. 5 bd rms, llv rm 16x21,
frplc, din rm 13x18 kit & nook,
util plbd for washer, wired for
dryer, wall to' wall rugs, full
bsmt, aulo oil piped frnc, lg gar,
on city sewer. Z beautiful land
scaped cor lots. St, sidewalk,
& alley paved. Price $33,500.
Tins. ' .
EARLY AMERICAN: A unique
log home built by u specialized
craftsman. Ext of peeler core
logs, int knotty pine with all mod
conveniences. 1344 sq ft fir sp.
This home will take you back to
colonial days. Located on 100x110
ft tract in perfect setting of state
ly pines wvlew of Cascades.
Power triol work shop. Must see
to appreciate. Price $15,750. Tms.
I KNOW WHERE you can buy
a 6 bd rm homo with full bsmt,
util, dbl gar, & a 3 rm furnished
cottage which rents for $50.00 on
2V4 lots. $2,000 dn. If you need
a lg home & .want an income
too, this is for you. Price $12,
000. GI DO YOU HAVE 5 ? This
beautiful 3 bd rm homo in choice
loc, will qualify for a 95, 25
yr, VA Loan. Full price $12,000.
YOU CAN'T DO BETTER con
sidering price, condition, age, or
location. This lg 2 bd rm liv rm
.14x20. kit 13.0x14, plbd for
washer, auto oil frnc, insl, hdw
firs, dbl gar. Cor lot 70x100. 5',4
V's old. Price $10,7D0. FI1A or
GI tms.
TOPS IN LOCATION on E 9th
St This. 2 lid rm, frplc, util plbd,
auto frn, hdwd firs, inslfruil rm,
gar wden & slfj space. Price
$9,650. FHA or GI.
ON HARMOND BLVD: 3 bd rm
wscp din rm, office or sew rm,
new buill-m's in kit, bsmt, w
piped frnc. Price $8,750. Tms.-
OWNER TFRDE 8TH ST LOC
Small but well arranged, 2 bd
rm, plbd for washer, hdwd firs,
Licensed & affiliated with Oregon & California Brokers.
.189 Real Estate Display
2 REAL VALUES
: ' it:-..' ' ." H :
$7,250: 2 bdrrh riome located at T
1825 W. 2nd. Hardwood floors, . -
full basement, paved street. In
excellent condition. FHiV r
terms. . 1 .
$11,500: 3 bdrm home on E 8th .1
St. Hardwood floors, 2 lots, v
piped oil heat Real value at
f'HA terms. . , ;
v RIXE REALTY
901 Bond St. . Phone 535 .; Z
GILBERT'S
STARTER HOME on 3 lg lots
wih view of Cascades. Three
rooms & bath.. City water, elec
tric water heater, elect stove;
Refrlg. Expand this into your
dream home. $2,625.00 with
J500.00 down, $35.00 per mo. .
CLEAN ' 2 BEDROOM Mdn
plastered home with lull base
nient. Plmbd for washer, wrd
Mr range. Bargain at J4500.00
Consider trade for 3 bdrm
home
MODERN HOME on 9 lots.
flreplace, elect water tank,
wrd for range. You can't miss
at $2,625.00 with $500.00 down.
NEAT & CLEAN 3 rm mdn
home on pvd st.,i with well; im
proved yard & good garage,
top condition, priced to sell.
$3,950.0 with $500.00 dn. -
MODERN 2 bdrm home with
possible 3rd. Two improved lots,
back fenced, garage. West side
bargain at $4500.00 easy terms.
NAR SCHOOLS. . Well built 2
bdrm mdn with basement, stone
garage, enr lot, both sts pvd. A
real-"Saturday Afternoon Spec
ial" at $4,900.00. , ,
FURN. 2 : bdrtn ' mdn home
od 2 lots. Good furniture, a .
clpan home, priced right. $5,,
500.00 with terms.;
2 BEDROOM MDN with fire- ;
place, sep bkfst rm, newly dec
orjated, utility, bsmt & furnace,
wiill-to-wall rugs. Close In, pvd ,
stj $7,500.00, . .
2 IfINE HOMES. A 3 rm mdn
W'f att gar. And an. excellent 2
bqrm mdn' W bsmt play rm;
2 ; fireplaces, 3 finished bsmt
rms Lg living rm sep dining
rm, bright kitchen, pvd st, fine
neighborhood. $25,000.00. ..... -
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE.
3 bdrm mdn on 1 floor. Fire
place, new kitchen, bsmt, oil
pipe furnace. A real Deal of The
Day at $8,500.00. ,
LG 4 BDRM Mdn home, sop din
ing rm, dm garage, enr lot, sts
pvd, near schools. Lots of good
tiouso for only $7,950.00. ;
WE HAVE Some dandies that
we didn't have room for in this
ad. Come in and let us show
" GILBERT'S REAL ESTATE
and INSURANCE
10i5 Wull St. Phone 1956
D. PIERCE
Bud Russell, Associate
- ' Phone 886
After Hrs: Phone 1020 or 106
home, ranch & business properties
Loans to quaiutuu uuyers.
SOME LUCKY GI will take ad
vantage of this buy. New 2 bd
rm with Youngstown kit, auto
frnc, hdwd firs, plbd for wash
er, att gar, back yd fenced. Nr
pool. Price $8250. FHA or GI. ,
Price $7750. FHA or GI.
NEAT AS A BAND BOX: Lg
1 bd rm mod, wired for range,
plbd for washer, bsmt, auto oil
piped frnc, completely redeco
rated inside out. Garden spot,
yard fenced. Price $3950 $750
dn. .
DO YOU COUNT PENNIES?
Then see this bargain in a new
ly redecorafed 2 bd rm wIg kit
wired for range. Lg garden, fruit
trees. Price only $3,250,' with
$750 dn. v '
Business Opportunities '
MOTEL 13 units 2 bd rm liv
.qtrs. 400 ft hi-wny ftg; Room for
expansion. Will consider trade
for home. Price $75,000. 29 dn. -
MOTEL: 6 units & 3 bdrm homo ;"
with room for 6 more units, 4
yrs old. Price $46,000. Tms. .
COMMERCIAL BLDG: Exc loc.
Price $25,000, $10,000 dn.
4 PLEX APTS and 12 view lots
overlooking city. Price $28,000. ,
Acreages
9 A 5 A WATER: 5 A pasture, 2
bd rm mod home. Price $6,300.
3 A-3 A WATER: 2 bd rm mod 1
homo 3 yrs old, woil frnc. Price
$7,950.
Ranches
80 A50 A WATER: 80 A Taylor
grazing, 10 A alf, 10 A perm pas
ture, 30 A open ground. 2 bd
mod home. Price inrl maeh &
11 hd stock. $13,000. Will trade
for home. ,
200 A-35 A WATER: 15 A pas
ture, 10 A air, 3 A spuds, 4 A
oats-& red clover. Lg stock pond,
lateral goes thru dry land. 7
rm mod home. Price incl equip
& 5 cows & 2 calves. $13,500.
Will trade for home.
200 A wilh mi frontago on
beauliful Deschutes River. A-l
chicken set up completely equip
ped. 4 bd rm mod log home,
boat hse, 4 car gar & shop. Price
. $35,000. Tms.
5
?
-.if
V 1
I .
1
1U
-4