OUT OUR WAY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hooole twHAK-KAK DASH VOL) iMPg- by J. R. Williami ftle2 ("Z2n fmmmmmm.mii-if dash ioo weZ3 fVM FRVIKJ6OH. ) f BEFORE &MELL ) WORK amp I Itc o rWai Ltd OSES FOR A KM.Cft$XKOP I lliV HOW 1 tcwo I Taker-outers-- less FOOLiUG, I ITOO TUB AiB U 1 ces,Drg CiJaIik1S I FOLLV iivT- I r;I Lappet. y ) WOMDSEPUL AaVSTC Boots and Her Buddies ivv NOT I 1 NMAt accu. a cooww.wmu cv7.V9 .to : 08811' Easy ' ' " ' i i t t K FIW6 H6D VOU LIVELY, W BUCK05! , wewwun neiw x cMitsyi b f H ?s Wl( PIED, WR. MEEK! UL5EE START LOADIM' TH5W V TT"h3 ?f,7? JJ 5uVi StVAS? LU' J II IF Mi MEN 15 THRU UWLOPiP- BEAVK! WE'LL ASSEWB1B k l0K0W,:.HLIM SIJSSK I I .1 .VW YEK EQUlPW,6Ur I THAT CRADLE AL0M6" THAT SHIP FRO CHINA NOSED SNOOPER I ' 7FER WVW'ITU &ID& W STATURE, A , ' V---y LNCHyKa NtftK u'ix Pct,u'' Vic Mm. . , . -Tj I Hlhlill &S A NISMT WW 1 IF THIS KW8ALL VISIT DOESNJ'tX X SHOULDN'T 1 1"1 fO.T'f -M?!?? ISaId THECOP6RlSHTAWAV,OR ) 6UBB, , 1 k. - I!,;' 'T FT1: f - lifika Z. i-)8fel ILEEEEL iuj .,., ruim.,! iTTMgTOKEEPffsre? inowDoesss's rTwu.,iFvotjy IU keep your secret if you'll go 1 1 Swwwl before you name a price(remember CJoinoT V Jona a "SeS" Yl y S YOU WHO W0 m I Alley Oop ?&:ii$AliJKmt4L I ?. i .1 Ifjfl. i a HERts w just what -c wt re Gonvxi wr. I Sir r at's right. ..Tutp fiirr-Af I answer we need, an me? why. wvishins eah ' Ijr I CANT BEBl TIME MAlXINE' f'A TOUGH I tP&L '& 10 tlR EXPERIENCED ( STAKS.ttHMU) IN PRE- MAN 6la : KWTO RIS I VON'T C5JN IT- rB0PLEM,6UI V" KfSS FR06LEM! TIME -MACHINE? SOU CHATS HISTORIC STUFF THIS SO VVE VSaF.. SOME- RIMriN'LL :Bjafl rjL .' A. OPERATOR) A UP TO? r tX): 1 UkE 5' CAM ALL GO 1 BCTYS GOT ( COME UP., f f""J 61 -..Wf 1 v,ppE , .ON TH6 TOP. TO STAY ON ! f T r . e jKrZ7 Freckles and His Frionds r ! ' I I U'r, , itic ,.,r -ni,c 17 l " V1 I f if.fkPC "1 I ft IT .ll 1ST I ;TV kl To f Cll I I FRECKLES ItXJ CAM . r i 1 1? f LYZ X C- , r- - ' ''VWl.' 1 W ME DOWN IO 1MB CJUKKK-T Pou t - i ' ' ' VA ) I k ' V A" w BFAUTrPARw, . :BLOdp.xf--'Y V. i ,Red Cross Course fo Tram Home Nursing Instructors Classes to train instructors in home nursing will be started in Dosc-hutes county on Monday, March 'OS. Instructor will be Mrs. Patricia Hunsakcr, nursing repre sentative of the American Nation al Red Cross, who comes from Pa cific area headquarters in San Francisco to conduct these classes. This is an opourtunity for nurses and teachers, and especially for retired nurses and teachers, to give of their time and their skill 10 their community, Mrs. Clare Taylor, executive secretary point ed out. Only those who have been trained as nurses or teachers are eligible to take this instructor training course. It is a 30-hour course and will be given for six hours each day for five days with the time arranged to meet the convenience of the students as much as possible. After the class work is completed all students will be expected to teach a class un der Mrs. Hunsaker's supervision Advertisement HEARING AID AUTHORITY TO HOLD FREE CONSULTATIONS IN BEND March 26th GEORGE THOMAS, a recog nized hearing aid authority will hold free consulta tions to help the hard of hearing with their hearing problems. Mr. Thomas will ex plain why hearing losses are as dif ferent as linger nrints. and as an added service, Mr. Thomas will rate vour hearine on Beltone's exclusive nudioselector, the el ectronic Instrument that deter mines the pattern of hearing losses and shows how a correct ly fitted Triple Transistor Bel tone Hearing Aid will improve ones hearing ability. Mr. Thomas Is a Hearing Aia Audiologist. and has shown many people how to enjoy a fuller, richer, happier life by helping them overcome their handicap of. deafness. The broad Knowledge Mr. lhomas has oo tained through his many experi ences as a hearing aid consult ant will be at you disposal. There will be no cost or obligation for his services during the time he will be in Bend at the Pilot Butte Inn on Saturday, March 26th, lrom I:(JO p m. to 8:00 p.m. No appointment necessary. If you are unable to come in during these hours, but would like to talk to Mr. Thomns, call him at the Pilot Butte Inn, and make arrangements for a private in terview In your own home. If you are suffering from de fective hearing, or if the hearing aid you now own isn't giving you the satisfaction you think it should, Mr. Thomas would like very much to talk to you. The few moments you spend with him may be the means of Drov- ing to yourself that to hear again is to live again. before receiving their certificates. Mrs. Hunsuker plans to remain in the county the whole month of April in order to complete this program. Those who are interested should call the local Red Cross office, Kl, promptly, it was announced. The program is set up to be an important part of civil defense, and the Civil Defense Agency is urging that all communities give it whole-hearted support. The Bend BulleHn, Friday, March 25. 195S PHONE IN YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS THE BEND BULLETIN Tlx Beod Bulletin (Weekly) 1H04-18J1. Tb. Hend Bulletin 'Unlit Ent. 1H Published Bvery Afternoon Except Sun day and Certain Holiday by The Bend Bulletin, Jao-iaB Wail Street. Bend. Oreiroa. Br Mail In Oiecoa Three Month! I S Eli Hontha e.K Una Year U.0 Br Mail Outalda ol Oregon llr Carrltt One Month ' !t tix Montha 7.G0 One Yer 16.00 SINGLE COPY Ce Pleas notify ui of vi ehanao cf ad- dresa or failora to receiva the paper reg ularly. all aubaarintlona are DUE and PAY ABLE IN AUVANCE. BUljfc,ilr4 cuKiimiruflLF&is ta Madraa Boo Barber fhona ziss or ztwi Redmond Mra. Martha Stranaban flume ozi PrinevlUe Mja. Walter Struck mono ai Eastern Star Mrs. Waller Prlchard mono 87-r-li Biatera Mrs. Serg Coval rnone zia Tumalo Mra. A. L. rhriatopher rnone ouu-l. AMMflllW!KMrN'IS 1 to IB Loat & Found. Meetings, I'eraonais. Spe cial Noticea. etc. AUTOMOTIVE 20 to It Autos Wanted and For 8ule. Accessories, Body Work, Service Stations, etc. ALLEY OOP'S? Did this stone ax-head ever scalp a paleface? Or could it be the ax that dashing Alley Oop, fa mous comic page caveman, lost to some rascally Lemlans back in early December? The young ster puzzling over the question is Curtis Mix, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mix of rural Bron son, Kan. The Indian theory Is more likely, because the curio was found by Homer Mix in a field where arrowheads have been numerous. He donated the unusual And to the Fort Scott Historical Museum. Results Listed For Volleyball In City league volleyball play Wednesday niylit in the high school gym Bend Hardware and the Prineville town team each won three to nothing series from the Bend Bulletin and Jaycecs respec tively. Lundgren's Lumber Co. and Methodist took two to one series from their opponents, Troy Laun dry and the Highway Department. rhrec Month Bix Month .,.$ 876 6.60 12.00 . BUSINESS SERVICES 40 to '0 AtinllitntM. Buildinu. Car unt nr. Electric- J, fftuutinkT. hlumbinif. L'f tiuiiterintf etc KMPI OYMKNT HO to K4 IMp Wanted, buby Sitlr, tiituutioni FINANCIAL 90 to 98 Bus. Opportunities. InvcutiutrDU, Money to Loan etr. I N STftI IflTICl N 100 to 104 Home Instruction, School, Special Clan- LIVESTOCK ft FfclT I IV to II CatU ft UuriH. Poultry ft KuLbitt PvU, etc MISCELLANEOUS Ul to V.9 Aiipliunctst, Karm 1'rtxluctii. Fuel ft Wood. Mine For SIe and War.tM.. vtC RENTALS 1M) to 16'J Apartmenta. lioroea. Rooms, Wanttrf to Rent, etc REAL ESTATE 170 to 188 Houses, J-'armt mil Ranctiea, LoU CAREFUL DRIVERS can nave money with State I" arm Automobile Insurance. See E. M. Bucknum uirent. l''J Urouka St, or phone 870 for information. Want Ad Rates and Information 4 timet, for the pnee of 2. Ask about the rates for added unaee and added insertions i don't foruut the evun lower rates U you rim your ad fur a full month. 7 times for the price of 6. Vary luow Rates for Monthly Ads 1 2-3-4 6-6-7 Words Times Timue Time Up to U .76 1.60 2.76 .4 thru 18 1.00 2.00 8.67 19 thru 28 1.26 2.S0 4.20 24 thru 28 1.60 8.00 6.60 Priceat Cash or within 7 days t PHONE YOUR WANT ADS TO THE JJfcJVU .BULLETIN, PHONE 66 Atls received betore 1 p.m. will appear in tne louowing- day a paper. The Bulletin reserves the Hwht to classify, edit or reject any want ad copy, and wiU be reiiDonsible fur only one in correct publication of any want ad. Full adjustment of error will be made by one added insertioa or the corrected advertisement. Want ads (n The Bulletin are arranged for the benefit of the reader, and are classified into the foltowinir irrouia ! Legal Notice NOTICE OK IMU1I.IC HEARING Pursuant u ORS 477.114a. notice i; hereby Kiven that a public heariiiK will ue iit'iu at tne urouk County Court Houne, Prineville, Ortvm on Monday. April 11, lur.r. at 1:00 P.M., and at the StnU Forext Prutection District of fice at John Day, Cnnon on Tuesday. April 12, llirif, at 11:00 A.M. for the purpose of providinR all owners uf lands an opportunity to be htard on matters pertaining to the budrtotinR of moneys reiuirl to defray the cot of fire pro tection and suppression within the boun daries of the Central OnHin State For est Protection Di.it riet and for privately owned forest lands in (.runt, Harney. Deschutes. Jefferson. Cnmk. (lilliiim. Morrow and Wheeler counties within the boundaries of the Descluites, Ochoco, Malheur and Wallowa-Whitman Nation al horesta. A copy of this builiret niuy be inHpecteil at the Central Oreuon state 1'urest 1'rotection District Head quarters, Prineville, Oregon. ORECON STATE HOARD OF FOR ESTRY G. SPAUR, STATE FORESTER in-w-c SPRING OPENING SPECIALS 1953 NASH RAMBLER This Slallon Wagon has only 18,000 miles and In very clean throughout. Kquipped with radio, heater. Hydra malic. Exactly like the car that won the Mobllgas ec onomy run! Here's your chance to buy the most eco nomical car In America, for only $535 dn, and M2.50 per mo. 1953 WILLYS AEROLARK ThU 4 door beaufy has low mileage, Is very econom ical to operate Yours for only $395 dn, and $33.76 per mo. 1951 NASH STATESMAN Wp have a -I door and a 2-door Both very clean, both with radio, heater and overdrive. Your Choice $295 dn, and $29.10 per mo. 1951 NASH RAMBLER Country club model and it is a beauty with radio, heater and overdrive. $295 dn, and $29.10 per mo. 1949 CHEVROLET CLUB CPE. Here In a real clean one with radio and heater $195 dn, and $31.20 per mo. Interest Included 134 Greenwood Phone 700 Anti-Squirrel Device on Way To President SAN DIEGO (UP) A San Diego manufacturer said Thursday !he is sending President Eisenhow er a device which will solve the While House squirrel problem to the satisfaction of all concerned. I The device is a plastic fence tailored to the dimensions of the President's putting green and topped by a low-voltage wire which will keep the squirrels off but won't harm them. John S. Berkson, president of the Alysymto Co., of America, isaid, "we are confident this unique anti-squirrel shield will solve the putting problem to the complete satisfaction of the President as well as of Sen. Neuberger and other wildlife lovers the country over." Sen. Richard Neuberger (R-Ore) recently started a save the squir rels campaign. 1 1 Personals; Spl. Notices U you tall to receive your Bend Bulletin by 6:30, Tele phone 56 and a copy will be sent you by special carrier. NOTICE BRUCE TERMINIX TERMITE CONTROL INSPECTORS WILL BE IN BEND FOR THE NEXT THREE WEEKS. FOR FREE INSPECTION ON YOUR BUILDINGS PHONE J. W. COPELAND YARDS 110 BEND REWARD Anyone havinx knowledge of the wherealiouts of WALLACE E. SULLIVAN pleaxe notify immediately. Write Itox Tt. H- rid Mullet in. 26 Tires Repair Recap T-H-S, Truing, liuluncinn. Siiiitr. Stife-T-Trade-ins with written nut ion-wide Kuarantee "OK." RUllliElt WELDERS, 1'b. yjr., Hend. 30 Used Cars for Sale l!4fi FORD V-8. 2-Door sedan. Radio & Heater. Runs Hnt. $215.00. V. II. Wood 2 miles out Hutler Market Routl. WHY BUY SAFE BUY 1964 MERCURY Monterey Hardtop. Iteautiful 2 tone ttreen, Merc-O-Maiic, Radio & Heater, tuneless white xide wall tires. 4,500 careful miles. Drive this car home with pride. 4.000 00 day 'New Car Guarantee. $'2,lVn. FITZPATKICK LINCOLN - MERCURY lor, E. Franklin Av. WHY BUY SAFE BUY 1!U8 FOHO 4-I),r. Sivnal & III, .-k -up i.inht. Haiiio. auo. HUKrn, nuoa. lit. S. lion 211. A Alwnyn BBtflU-r C Curs 1!PS2 STIJUKIMKKlt Uhunipliin -l-D.n, SiMlan Low niikuiff. Ki'II, ,,v,-l-(Irive. Rrnlly lw renin nvc i-nr. TOWNK MOTORS PACKARD-WILLYS DEALER Used Car lt. Ph. tt05 Corner of Irving & Harriman FOR THE REST USED CAR DEAL IN TOWN SEE ' REND NASH CO. 184 GREENWOOD PHONE 700 194VI PONTIAC, RftH. Can be seen at 124 Columbia Sftt. & Sun. 26 ft 27. Priced at only $'i0o. T.2 LINCOLN COSMOPOLITAN 4-llr. Hydramatic A Power Accessories. Ex cellent condition. Will consider kimmI loat anil motor on down payment. Also 1147 Ford 4-Dr. Sharp condition. Rebuilt motor, new paint. Phone 2134. R4 C HE V R 0 1 . ET D ELI' X E 2 Vn nr7 Rndm Xr H.n'cr USdim T'h..ne ttlS. 39 Automobile Display MECHANIC'S SPECIALS '51 Buick RM Sed. $895 R & H. Dynaflow. etc. '49 Olds Dlx 2-Dr. $495 R & H, Hylnrnmntic '49 Mercury Sed. $395 Runs Fine. '49 Chev. Dlx. $395 2-I)r. R II. CJ.M.C. Kng. 2 Carbs. '48 Nash Amb. $195 Ccnv. R II. C,.xl Tires. . BEND GARAGE CO., INC. 709 Wall St. Phone la-) otcs of Ctntral Qfegon ; mo Kilocyclos ffift'-MutuaL0 Brpadcdifing- System. j TONIC.HTS PROGRAM tS:tXV-GahHel Htatter 6:1R Dinner Music 6:30 Hehind the Story 8:4ft Sam Hayes 8:55 Names A Places in the News 7 :C0 Eatrle Notebook 7:15 Oood Reading 7:30 Rend C.araire News 7 :4ft Remember When 7 :r.0 Kveninur Melodies 8:00 Take A Number 8:30 Search That Never Ends 9 : 00 News 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. 9:30 Off the Record 9:ft5 Kiv Minute Final 10:(H-Off the Record 10 :30 Countertpy 11:00 Siirn Off SATIRDAY, MARCH 26. 19..S 6:00 Triple T Ranch 8:15 Town and Country Time 8 :80 County Ajtent 8:45 Farm Reporter 7 :00 Hemlnuway News 7:15 Breakfast Gsnir 7:80 Morning Melodies 7 :40 News 7 :4ft Morning Roundup 8:00 Sports Parade 8:15 News l:S0 Haven of Rest 9 :00 Symphonic Swing 9:15 The Three Suns 9 :S0 Morning Special 9:45 Top Tunea 10:00 Saturday Newt 10:15 Farmer Hoar 10:80 Fashion Trends 10:85 It's A Woman's World 10 AO News 10:45 Tune Time 11:00 B & K Stars of T.mmrrow 11 :15 Tune Time 11 :30 Panorama Time 12 : 00 Noontime Melodies 12:10 Today's Classifieds 12 :16 Sports Review 12 :20 Noontime Melodies 12 : 30 News 12 :45 Farmer's Hour 1 :00 Redmond DUett 1:15 Realty News 2:00 Platter Preview 2:1ft Northwest News 2:20 Saturday's Star 2 :25 -Central Orevnn News 2:30 Platter Preview 3:00 Br On Wax 4:00 Echoes of the Cay Nineties 4:16 Frank Hemtntrway 4 :.H Robhy Rennon B:Sft- Sorial Security Prottram 6:(M-Meet the Artit :1ft Music Coast to Coast $ :;(0 PpeskirtK of Sports 6 :4ft Vern Larson Shitw ft :.r.i-lihyhm Rhnio.iu 7:00 Ray Pinch ,h..w 7 :15 Serenade In Hlue 7:30 Mand Serenade 7 :4.-Remember When 7 Msrchtime -.HWlVn., Chamber of Com. 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