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PEOPLE PLANNING TO BUILD IN THE SPRING ARE WATCHING THE "LOT FOR SALE" ADS phone 56 NOW IS THE TIME TO LIST YOUR LOTS ASK ABOUT OUR MONTHLY LOW RATE phone ss The Bend Bulletin, Monday, March 23. 1955 7... , - . Baruch Testifies AtMarketProbe i?ea"d'SuPPy WASHINGTON (UP) Bernard M. Baruch, the elder statesman who made his own fortune by guessing the market right, told annate investigators Wednesday that neither he nor anyone else "knows whether stocks are too high today." Baruch told the Senate Banking and Currency Committee that the market is not the cause of the booms and busts in the economy. MacArthur Hits Yalta Decision NEW YORK (UP)-Gen. Doug las MacArthur said today that "the imminent collapse of Japan" in World War II "was clearly apparent several months'' before to bring Russia into the Pacific war. The former commander of Al lied forces in the Far East issued a formal statement of his views as a result of the publication last week of the Yalta papers. "Had my views been requested m reference to Yalta, I would i most emphatically have recom-1 mended against bringing the Sov iet into the Pacific war at that late date," MacArthur said. MacArthur said that all his re ports after October, 1944, had pre saged the imminent collapse of Japan and that discussion had even been held in his headquarters about the possibility that the war against Japan would end before the war in Europe. There have been published re ports that MacArthur had told Washington the invasion of Japan and the final defeat of the Nip ponese would cost perhaps one million lives. These reports were cited by backers of President Roosevelt as sufficient and good, reason to make concessions to the Russians at Yalta. Hongkong Sets New Airport HONGKONG (UP) Hongkong authorities have decided to give the British Crown Colony a brand new airport featuring a reinforced runway that juts out into the sea, According to an official an nouncement, the construction of the new airport, which in reality is an expansion of the Colony's present Kai Tak airport, will represent the largest single civil engineering con tract ever to be undertaken in the colony's history of more than 100 years. While announcing the large-scale undertaking the government ad vertised in the Colony's newspa pers for contractors to handle the huge project. The advertisement stated that the project is merely the first stage of the development of the present Kai Tak airport. The main task in stage one will ho to, reclaim a strip of land ad jacent to the present airport on which the new runway will be built. This, according to the government ...ill Annntn,ni;nn nf nhMll about, ,U j .u ii f wall. The reclamation project alone ...mi -.n nnn nnn ..u:! win cover some j-',uuu,jia luuh, vn,H of , Preliminary clans! " call for completion of stage one sometime in lOoS. That's One Way To Get Out of It BATAVIA, N. Y. tUP) When 10-year-old Karen Tundo failed to appear at her dentist's office for an appointment, her parents, neigh bors and city police began an in tensive search for her. , Four hours later she returned nnme. urea ana oon?a. vm-n awn where she had been, Karen replied she had been to the dentist. She complained that the dentist nev er did get around to her. U-. L'lnii Viart tnienn. derstood her mother's instructions swims and dives with facility, hut in America. Highlighting the year and had spent the afternoon in the jean remain long underwater, ami 'long observance will be Biccntcn wromr dentist's waitinc room. I pursues and catches fish. I n.al Day on Sept. 18. riiTe uimcti c a Ql ICE OF HOUSE The roiilr.ictor who look on the Job nf moving this CUTS HIMSELF A IYirm founrt that the structure was h.o lull to take through the tay's'eli'u So he made it a'laycr-c.ke operation by sawing the houc into two layers tor truckim, titysMietU o11 xiiewte was necuui iur a ctaiuy baiiK. pukuxi lou "Actually, it is the thermometer not the fever," Baruch said. Its accuracy as a temperature taker, he suggested, may be slightly out ioi Kilter. "Two main factors in the econ omy have caused the general rise in the price level of stocks," Bar uch said, "The dramatic epansion and improvement of so many in- j austnes, and the cumulative effects, ot tne inflationary policies which have been followed over the last uaue ana a nau. u any econom- ic danger tnreatens today, it will uk iuuuu nut in me siock marKei itself but in the effects of this in.- nationary heritage." Baruch's statement for Sen. J. William Fulbright's Investigating group said the market's function might be improved by a reduction in the capital gains tax. But he said he was firmly opposed to a lowering of that or any other tax ''until our defenses are made se cure and the budget is balanced." He was the final witness in three weeks of opening hearings in the committee's "friendly study" of the sharp rise in stock prices in the past 18 months. - 1 UNCOATED CANDY - With warm weather on its way. it's time for pictures of pretty girls in bathing suits. This one's called Candy Cole, and she's playing beach ball at sunny Miami Beach, Fla.' New Settlement Attempt Made LONG BEACH, Calif. (UP) Another meeting was scheduled Wednesday to attempt settlement of a long standing union jurisdic tional dispute over unloading the freighter Pacificus. Leaders of Harry Bridge's In ternational Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union and Harry Lundeberg's AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific met twice with man agement Tuesday without sue- cess- The dispute centers around ; - 'W which union will unload a cargo o , bcr states to attend the 10th anm- nPWSnni.t from tllC Nil. 4 Hatch OI1Vorc:irv nnrnrnnnii.l f;c:inn SfhpH ,- . . the Coastwise Lines freighter. The InH nn t-hrt Pari. saint: aitjuHn-ui iii-v i. ... ficus for throe months at nearby. San Pedro last year ana causea union reppercussions wnirn com Pacific Coiist shipowners an esti mated one million dollars. The dispute was settled when the ILWU agreed to work alongside the sailors for "one trip only." The Pacific Maritime -Association ad mitted! the present flare-up occur red when it asked both unions to unload the hatch. The remaining Pacificus hatch es have been unioanca ano me ;d v jor Portland. A VATIC MINK The mink is a semiaquatic ani mal, being commonly at home where waor is found. It not only irisis raced oy Steel Industry NEW YORK (UP) The soaring steel industry faces a demand-sup ply crisis. Iron Age said today and issued this warning: "The worst is yet to come. Back of the booming market for stccl lies a general industrial up- swing, noted the national metal- working weekly. Producers are doing all they can to cope with the crisis," it said. "And consumers are fighting hard to protect their own interests. "But signs are multiplying that the surging economy is gaming more strength. The pickup is reaching into new industries and generating additional s'.eel demand which iiiteniiits ,he competition for avai'.iU" finished products. Iron Age said the demand pat tern works like a chain reaction with automotive buying serving as 'the trigger." "Continued high consumer de mand for cars," it noted, "indi cates a strong automotive push for steel through the first halt of 1953, burring an auto strike in June. 'Automotive buying in turn exerts' a strong impact on other consumers, including the car indus try's suppliers. 'Aggravating the picture is a resurgence in buying for farm ap pliances, construction, oil and gas, and pipe line projects. Even the railroads are becoming more of a factor." Iron Age points out that the full potential in some industries still looms ahead. It mentions the pos sibility of a shortage in merchant wire, reflecting heavy farm de mand. Meanwhile," it adds, "the out look for third-quarter business grows stronger. More consumers ire trying to place third-quarter business. "Producers now are resigned to fairly substantial carryovers from the second quarter on some prod ucts." The publication points to these other signs of a tightening market: 1. More consumers are paying full warehouse prices for 'small ton nages. ' 2. Mills are running short of ship ping space. 3. Steel brokers are receiving more inquiries for premium-priced goods. 4. "Secondary" material virtual ly has gone from the market, be cause of upgrading. . 5. Growing interests in steel con version. Iron Age commented that "some sources may be trying to lay the groundwork for domestic conver sion arrangements." Big 4 Ministers Meeting is Seen BOSTON (UP) The Christian Science Monitor said today United Nations diplomats "expect a meet ing of the Big Four foreign min-' istcrs in San Francisco in June. The newspaper said in a copy right dispatch from United Nations in New York that the conference would be held "under U.N. mem- - . ulcd for San Francisco June 20-26. ...r t iu nas gooa reason 10 oeneve ,hat a jarRe number including the BiK Four will accept.' The 10th anniversary of the com pletion of the U.N. charter is June 25. The charter was drafted at San Francisco. Fort Observes 200th Year TICONDEROGA. N.Y. (UP) Historic Fort Ticonderoga stand ing between Lake Chomplain and Ijike George will celebrate its 200th anniversary this year. Orders for its construction were signed Sept. 18, 1755 by the .gover nor-general of the French colonics ! ijiln ill. ill ' f vS A J J JLuj : 00 Rarv 1 1 1 r 1 1 t' MINISTER WITH A MUSICAL CROSS - The Rev. Arnold Westphal of Michigan City, Ind., displays the "Ringing Cross" he created. Operated by the two-octave keyboard shown in the minister's lap, the instrument consists of 23 electric bells mounted on a six-foot-high metal cross. It is in use at the First Baptist Church in PHONE IN YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS THE BEND BULLETIN Th Bend Bulletin, (Weekly) ie04-l8L fhe Beno Bulletin '.Daily) st. 19X6 PubiiAhMl Bvarv Afternoon Exceut Sun day una Certain Holidays by 'ihe Bend Uuileun. lttt-iiJ8 Wail BUeet. unou Urtmun. , Br Mail In Uregon Tbree Montna 9 .2t bix Muntn b.uu Una kat liuOi By Mail OuUfcd ot Uregon lbree Montna 8.7b bix Moiuia &bU Una Xmr U.uu Br Carrlci l)ne Montn I l. tut MuiiLba bna ivax ltuu Vienna notuy Ub of a y chane cf ad- uxvoo or laaure U receive uie paper tvti-, tuarly. 1 Ml aubooriptions are DUE and FAx-j Alibi iiN AUVAMLti.- I BULUT1N COKKiiI'UMJEN'ra Maura Hud Bariwt I'lione Alas or ztfui Hedtnond Mra, Martha titrunahan fnone blii, frinevlUe Mj. Walter BUuck jLantorn Star Mya, VYaiUT Pncnard rnuue t-r-i.i bwtera Mr. Beruo Covai Phone SLUu lumaiu eon. "ui uwynci , 1-hone 00-li iINOUNCKMSN'lti 1 to 16 Lost found. Meeting, i'ernoimia, tipe cuu nutlet, eic AUiUldOTlVE 20 to M Autos Wanwu kiiu for bale. Acceaaorlee, iHniy Worn, oetvice biauuna, etc Want Ad Rates and Information 4 umea foi tne price of 2. Ask about tne ralea lor adued apaca anu auueu iniKt Uunk , uon t loruel uie even juwer rau u yuu run your ad tor a luxi aujii Ul. 1 timca for the Dricw of 6. Vary wowviutuw lor MuiH'tiy Ada O-ft-t Worua Up lu m Times luue i.oU Jt.oO '1 mien v tiiru it l.uu tit tnru 'a i.o tnru to l.uU 4. i 6.0 1 Prices i Cash or within 7 daya r-HUHh HOUR AAM AUB TO THh Aas iece:ved bclore 1 p.m. will appvai in tne luxtuMiinK oy a paper. Tne Bulletin reaervvs tne ritcht to claaaiiy, ft or rejtxt ny vMiit au cop una vill ttv .eiipuiiaioltt lur omy oiie in correct puuheauou oi any wmiil au, 1-uu aojUHtmciu oi error wilt be mtule by oiic auued maertioa oi Uie corrected adver- tweuiunu Want ads In The Bulletin re arranue-j lor tne bwnellt ol tne rtuuwr, mid euuuiilied into the luliowiutf groupai BUSINESS HKHVlChS 4u to VU Appliance, Building, Carpentry. J&lectrie- tu, i'ainung, i'luniuuig, L-unoioiering ew. EtHl'LUVMl'.NT 80 to 84 Help VvKiiteu, Bauy ottteiB, oituationa VMiited iu. FINANCIAL. AO to DM bu. Opportunities, inventmeuiJi Money u ivuun tc. INSTRUCTION 100 to 104 Home limuucuoo, bclioobi, Dpectal Cla' LIVESTOCK A PK'I-b 110 to 119 Cftttie dt liorwa. I'oultry KabbiU tvu, ec miscellaneous 121 to 169 Appliance, rami froducta, Fuel 4k Wood. aiiK. ror aaie ana Yvnia,, tc RENTALS ItiU to 169 Apartmenu. Uomua, Itooma, Wanted tteiit, etc REAL ESTATE 170 to IBB Houmw, rirmt tiu Uadcbea, Lota A.rcfci(ea tor hale, etc. Legal Notice NOTICK NDTlfK IS IIKIlfcHY GIVKN U.at nnl-r the prfvivini of Ordinance N". N.--iia of. thr Oly cf Henrt. Owm. l-ruunins Ui thn nlo uf ctrntrry l"-. tn aiinufil mint-niirire clmrKf nffh-Ik.-Iw H.tiNl c-m-t-ry r. iHimim-nt ariil that frnm n! afu-r U-n Osyit fron tir ItubiirRflun 'f Ibw nolior. thtf f.ny if li.-ml may m-II Ih. M-ar-n antl plly thr ifrncrflrtit u in the nforemrn tloiird rirrlltiancf pruvl'Jrrl. KI'Af.'K BIX 1AJT TIIIBTY-SIX cur. III.(JC'K A. I'lLOX ULI'lK IK.MKTI-.HY loli H. Ji.hnwm Kwurihr ill Personals; Spl. Notices t A It EI-TJL DR I V kil.SarrMvem.mey with Sute Farm Aubimi.hile Innuram e. See E. M. Burknum acent. 10-9 Brook-. St. er phone S7li for information. POSITIVE LIFE SAVKKfl WIIKN YOU NF.KO QUICK CASH. f'LASSIFIKI) A IIS "FOR SALE" ADH 8EIX ANYTHING! CALL M FOR AN AD-W RITER. Michigan t,ity. 11 Personals; Spl. Notices U yon fall to receive your Bend Bulletin ' by 6:30, Tele phone 66 and a copy will he tent you by speclul carrier. NOTICE BRUCE TERMINIX TERMITE CONTROL INSPECTORS WILL BE IN BEND FOR THE, NEXT THREE WEEKS. T OIW FREE INSPECTION ON YOUR BUILDINGS PHONE J. W. COPELAND YARDS , 110 BEND REWARD Anyone luivinK knowMne or the whercabouu or WAl.l.ACr. v.. SULLIVAN pleat, n.'tiry inimeiliaU-ly. Write Box 70, liend llullititi. 26 Tires Repair & Recap T-B-S, Truimr, Baliiiicitui, Sipiim. Siifo-T-Trade-ins with written nation-wide guarantee "OK." KU1IIIKK V. liLDKItS. Ph. 026. Bend. 30 Used Cars for Sale SEK IT DRIVE IT BUY IT 1972 DESOTO 4-lltKpr s4-.lun. Radio A Heater. Automatic 1 raiinmuisiiin lina a beautiful 2-Tone Cm-ii liin.-h. In A-l condition, only .1200. SKE ART K1IK1IL at the Ford Used Car Ixit on E. Third. Next to the Mtdizct lrive-in. 1046 FORD V-8. 2-Doir e.lan. Railio A Heater. Runs Good. $216,110. V. H. Wood S miles out Butler Market Road. 1918 FORD 4-Door. Su-nal & Back-up LiKhts. Radio. ;U0. HUEIIL HilUS. Rt. 3. llox 211. A Always U -Better C--Cars 1062 STUDEIIAKKR Champion 4-I'mi Sedan lw mili-aue. R&ll, over drive. Really the economic car. TOWNK MOTHS PACKARD-WILLYS DEALER Used Car lil, l'i- ej Corner of Irving Ac llaniinan FOR THE UI-.ST USED CAU DEAL IN TOWN SKE BEND NASH CO. 134 GREENWOOD PHONE 700 WHY BUY SAFE BUY 1(0 Day (iunrHiitw Itivtltlly Knllitwil 1141) t'01U V-H tSi'otU-sH, K4-H Km irrwrn. Hntio & lruu-r. KrnniMiiy Wi Overdrive tranriniityHiiiii, HUl'.i ruliln'r, nno owner, I'MiO MiTetiry emiine. Sdl Ktiv trimr.nlw.1 ifilTi 1(f) KITZI'ATIilCK MNI.'OI.N - MKIlCtJKY ldft K. KTariV.ltn Av. WHY BUY SAFE BUY "FOR THE FAMILY MAN" f nr. 1 PLYMOUTH KlMllon Wlilmn. Hcml tltul dark rl. Radio heater, "in.i.l tires.' one owner. Il' jiift tin. th for the fsmilv man. only 11106. WAItTI MOTOR ' II. PI r-""i 3S Automobile Display These Still Pay Big Dividends Every day more owners are itn pressed with tlie fact that one oi the best investments in any market is a fine used car bought here where quality is assured '51 Buick RM Sed. $395 R ft 11. l))nnfliw( tir. '49 Olds Dlx 2-Dr. $495 K ft II, lldiirHmiitic '49 Mercury Sed. $395 Kurrn Kin1. '49 Chev. Dlx. $395 2-Dr. R II, i M C. Enu. 2 l arbs. '48 Nash Amb. $195 Con. K ft II. (hkk. Tim. BEND GARAGE CO., INC. 709 Wall St Phone 193 S2 Ui.ed Trucks Trailers OK TKADK: Equity in 1V64 Nub CroM Country btatton nmuon for fiKkup or umJ car. Call 201S.-W-3. OK TltADE: Equity in lur.4 Ch,-v. Pick up. Low nillemie, lou of extraa. Will accept MM traoein. Inuuiro 217 Kiv- crfront. 33 Motorcycles 1950 11. D. MOTORCYCLE 74 O.H.V. Excellent eonilition. Will tell cheap. In quire 1326 Keueral mftr 4:uo. 1'hone 52 Excavating & Grading Duncan Brothers EXCAVATION Drilling, Blasting, Top SoU Cat and Fill Dirt Cinders. ftnri Trarlrir- Work. Phone 574 or 59 Services Offered OIL FORCED AIR HEATING. Wo ipe- cialne in all typea oi aneit ftieuu vvurK' BEND SHEET METAL, l'h. 468. SAW SALES AND . BEND CHAIN SAW 8P.RVICE SERVICE INCOME TAX RETURNS $1.00 up Per Form Room 11. U. S. National Bank Bldg. Thone 959 or 1420-W We will be open from 8:20 a.tn. to 9 p.m. WiU CaU at Your Home CENTRAL ORKCON BOOKKEEPING SKR1CE 59 Services Offered NOTICK 1 Film, left by 10:00 I TiniHtieti by 4 :00 p.m. HUUK-VAN ALLEN STORE INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE. 7 ycara with lnteriml Revenue. Open daily Ai weekends. Cloned Thumdaya. AplHiint menu advisable. Der.)iiiU-a Center, Hwy. 97, 7 miles No. I'll. 2000-W-2. RUGS & CARPETS Shampooed" or dry cleaned in your home or place of biui ncitft. Work guaranteed. Eslimutes cheer fully Itlvcn. EUTLE UUU CLEANERS, Ph. 11S4-W. WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS and Wrinper RoHs Tor all makes. I'hi.ne 274. MAYTAG APPLiANCE STORE, 722 Franklin. 64 Plumbing & Heating BROWN FURNACE SHEET MKTAI. KriiiK your heatinr problems to us. I'hnne ii 66 Radio; TV Sales & Serv. PU1LCO HOFFMAN T-V Authorized Dealer Radios and Hi i Equipment P.1F.3 RADIO. 624 Franklin Ph. BO) RADIO & TV TUBES Complete stock for ull radios Prr'co and other makea BEND fURNITURE CO. RADIO & RECORD PLAYER REPAIR Radio & TV Tllhr-H For Sale Prompt Service firorirc-'B nmHn ft Slmrline r.tviili 7Q Septic Tnks;. Cesspools CARTEn SEPTIC TANK SERVICE. Phone 1549 or 1647 - 7:tfi W. ll'lll. 74 Upholstering ALL KINDS of Car Seats -- Aim any kind of canvas work. LEVI I 1 b UI MOI.STERY. ;I76 Burnslilc. 81 Male, Female Help Ad Bookmatches SELL FULL OR PART TIME Snlr-snmh-Ciistoiiicr Premium deal PLUS Powerhouse FREE Outfit bring nisi sales : BIG Daily Comm. Show DOZ ENS Styles, Itirliiiliim COI.ORAMA. GLAMOUR GIRLS. SCENICSI Feature ooonlnr sir.es: 2l's. 0's. -Ill's I UNION LABEL I MUCH faster service LOWER transportation from our West Coast Far- lory! MUNAKI.Il SlAlt.ll t tJ., J6.IOO S. First St.. San Jose. CallT 82 Male Help Wanted "BERT ONrSAN BUSINESS IN USA Own and operate It yoursell. We pro vide capital. Dealership now available nearby. Car or truck rciitilred. For full information write The J. R. Wat kins Company. 137 Dexter Ave., Seat tle, 9 Washington. 96 Money to Loan c F C OMMERCIAL URNISHES ASH Consolidate Your Bills With a "54" Club Loan 24 Months to Repay Loans On Auto furniture Personal Commercial Finance Corp. Industrial 315 Crrenwomi I'hnne 22W) 98 Personal Loans ASK YOUR DEALER For Portland Loan Financing NO MOXKY IK)VN i YUAKS TO I'AY PORTLAND LOAN CO Orcson Av ll.n.1. Ore. l'honi- 173 S Isii 110 Cattle & Hoi. ins I BULL SERVICE ARTIFICIAL, INSEMINATION Sorviee charfio rcducprl morn borship piiyint'nl.s ralucr'il No Htork ctri tiiicati's required. Only rnrofully s'lc'tM) ttif ;li proline. inK rfRlKtf rirl .lorscy, HucrnKiy find Holstnin sir tiscil Iliac f'inl hUo a viiilablo. CK.NTKAI. OKKnON DAIRY HRKKDKItS Wrfkdiiys call Uc-nd .mi. till 8:00 a.m. Redmond 1i till 10 a.m. Sundays and Holidays Bend 335-L tiU 10:00 a.m. 110 Cottle & Horses SADDLES : New and Used. Rceu'a Lthtfr Shop, 16bo GalvvatoD. I'll. litt;-al. 112 Pets of all Kinds BABY PARAKEETS, normals, all colors at ao.ou. Also rare opa,tiuts. cases Ad fresh feeds. Locally raed. Wholesale or rtu. Call Redmond is-K-e, or first house north of Powell Butte Grenjie. 114 Poultry 4 Rabbits WANTED Live Poultry Freeh Ege BEND EGG POULTRY CO 740 E. First 8L Ph. 865-J 116 Other Llvestook WEANEK PIUS. Deschutes Tuoislo ltd. Pnoue 2111-J-l. JIM ELDER. 117 Livestock Wanted WANTED ALL Kinds ot Livestock. Fat cattie or feeder cattle. Will pica, up at ranch. L. J. tluslun. Ph. lls-rv. 121 Appliances; HH Equip. RECONDITIONED ii GUARANTEED USED APPLIANCES Refrmerators $39.A0 cleetrig tfunues et4.oU Inruiser V ushers el4.f0 AuuuiiHlic Washers $t0.6u OREGON EQUIPMENT CO. PH. 8B8 FLOOR SAMPLE ii 12 ft. Cnisley Suelvador rof riuerator. Reit. 1300. Sale price (190.01. ANDERSON APPLI ANCE CENTER State and Tumalo. 123 Building Materials LUMBER FARMERS BUILDERS - RANCHERS CUT YOUR LUMliER COST SEE CLAUD McCAULEY Leonard Lundgren Lumber Co. 760 U Ave. K mile east of Evans Fly C Bend. Oregori 131 Farm & Ranch Equip CASE SIDE Delivery Rake, buy It now I 1176.00 Excellent coiuliuon. LEN- RAL OREGON TRACTOR. Bend. 132 Farm Products' CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES 13.60 ewt liiucxod and liuitfcd In new sacks. II AS- K1NS & CO. Ph. 210V llonsma. Ore. 133 Fuel S Wood HEAVY TIMBERS: 110 simile. 119.60 double loud. Cascade Transport. Phone 1642-J. 134 Specials at the Stores METAL IRONING boards, rcirular price 4, .06. Special Ot 16.06. I1EAU1IMJL BEUMUUA Dliiuerware in newest ilec nriitive colors. "Fliilninuo Pink and t'hiirconl Gt-uy." 16 1'ieeo starter set. Rex. Price ,0.116 Now only JJ.HK. WEST SIDE HARDWARE. Galveston Ave. "Y'our Home Town Hardware." a"REAI. HUV"- Tliis llotl'oTiirEieeT trie raliue. $00.05 in Kood condition. See ut 1IKND BARi-AIN STOKE. 2 Keup ney iicnws from depot, ROTARY MOWER '$69.96 -- $7,110 Down $7.00 Mo. WESTERN AUTO, Ph. 470. " dooblisKii "kuhmiturb SHOP RA1NEYS ' Wo -Buy, Sell MIS Trdftl 201 K F'ranklin ri"S NKWI Never needs mixinit. It's Hie new Imperial "Thlxolroplc" Alkyil Eiiunii.-I. Gloss mid Snlin l-'inmh. Won't sun. No actlllim. $1.90 Ot. ll&W liARDWAHl-;, 260 E. (,1't'i'n woo.1. OUTSIDE WHITE HOUSE paint, Spec ial $2.98 per. ual. Only limited supply oil hiiud. BEND SUPPLY CO. 922 Bond COLORFUL" BEAD ROPFS, all designs hiii sluiprs. $1.26 filus tux New Spring em-rings . ALPINE Gll-T HOUSE S. 2ld. 135 Furniture & Household Greenwood Furniture DISTINCTIVE rurnilure iirlcni lor the niisli-st hmlsct. U Orccnwoou Ave. 139 Miscellaneous let Sale 1'IANO. IIKDROOM 8KT, l'lay pen, ra tlin, chrome kilcln-n sot anil ultra vio let lamp. I'lionc lf2U.J, FOR SALE: Two 4-RiHim Shrvlin Hous es Ui lie nu. veil. HOLM AN THANS1' Ell l'hone ll7. ODDS A ENDS. One Mmlcl A Koril Tick un. Runs ami looks U-rrlb c. Vtii.ilft. Mali ri.YMOUTH nolhimt lor looks but will mi I the llulU- In hiuh. Sii7.6ll. Si-e lisp Tsylor, bLu K. 1-ranklin, l'hone iiiti7. AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY EVENINti ii to II 1. M. ItritiK in your misccl. lancous ronHiunini-tits any time Thurs ilny or Friday. IIEND AUCTION YARD M So. fitil. SIMMONS COIL SPRINOS for double anil twin htils. Half price. Like ni Impure at oiiicu lltoi.1 A!to Co.jrt. I'lionc lilil. til.ASS TOPPED l-'UEE.KIt. Tol.il.. Srnhn. Vi-u.-tiil.lc Rack. All for S.U.U. I'lione 17III-J. ATTKNTION: Small Wwt Operator, (ivt retiiil iirfeeM and Hell hii-f retail from thitt rffritterHtod truck, tltmt $tif,()0 new - now liuvu for 2UWi. Will trade for e'tuity in nmll houe. Sit at lift Riv er ii (Hit Street, I'lmtitt HOO'J-W-I. I.OliCKItMOHILK. 4 whi. drive Tractor wil h iircii mid hyil. I" loiniinu: nim, JfiMiOxH-l Tir I, IMi) H.l. Clirylcr, Mt. AdnniH Ishr. Co., Trout l.nkr, Wnnh, ROck-FllKB TOP SOIL Fill dirt, black and red cimlern. Dump truck and tractor-loader work. Th. VB-J. HIIOWF.H (.'All IN FT, like new, compTelr f.l'i.M. 4 win only. x'hmI u.irl nhowcr Ik-h.Ih mid vhIvvn. - .MI net, O'UAY'S HA I.V A'K ft aSl l'I'l.Y YD. Fh. 6tt3. firmed Huniiiiy mid Momlity. ONK 8-ft. rrfrluraUl ni-at cum-, 12-ft. Vi-uiLhI'Ic (:.!, HO (i-ct nf WxnI nhclv I (i it, 1 nrc"-tTy irtlntid. llolmrt haukuuc lirimlrr. IlnttHrt ljrT, '1 Mo counter M'alvf, nu plhlform wale, one hanit intf Nftif, ran rotcUler. One new aas n tniirtnnor, Urito ammonia plant, Aifii 2 .1 i 10' tnnlrlinit fnr ki.it. Write Lily Mm krl, Ititrnx, Oreiton. Lantwt it dt"pl In ntrttl uregoo A compkte Mtoek nf parta to rflfatr and uitiH lmnia 160 Apartments lor Rent I MUl.K HOOM A lAlt'I MKN T. mh i H-iin. nu-fiy i uriiihinn. miiiii jihmi. AIiiI1j4 only, n peln. I'AW K. aril. I'h. ' i:2:t-H. ro.V iiTltNISIIKinilKKK IUKV. ottiir nt-Hitnunt. Ilil it, rlirlri'-n'ly phii,im-1. Iliirly i View. I'mnle Kn- trit.Kc. dj Hill Strr,-L THKhK ROOMS MAIM Kurninhnl. m-Hii'i n. AN'i t nttiHll aimrtmvf.t for IjHilifl'.r. I'Iimiii. f.H4. rilltNISllKI) A I' AltTMKN' T : ( .i4, in. lMy, wii'k nr fTumih. I.annilry fur ilitutt. (ittrim. r7 Km n kit n, I'liunt Kill. MoDKItN ! 1 1 It N 1 S 1 1 K 6 lH!l',KX.Alt fnriiich.t Himrttmnt hiiiImmIp fur r'ii llr nr finilr ihtv-hi, K "i-"n.itil.' r"t. NKWI.ANI) A I r,t K. Irvmu. I'h. let. I.J. TWO KUHNISMKU 1 Mel i1.1!: nuMitjt ami urn' nit-fly furnioht'd I'nonn litHH. why ns a tenant?" Manf"BPait-nioj homa-buya al tur ttrou In U elaaaiwrf REDMOND Classified Ads BUY IT SELL IT TRADE ITI We welresse the people ef iliai and eiciaity inte classified. If yesj here asatrthin, see) waat to sell, hy trade er announce, call ear Bedaeeesl correspondent. Mrs. Martha Sirasus hsn. (Redasnd ill) ketweea Uw boars of. I to f a.BU 11 to t Bfees v t to p.ia. 20 Accessories Repairing NOW I L1FE-LONQ Batteries end Micro Uronse Oil t liters Guaranteed rorevec . at KELSEY'S ELECTRIC, Redmond. 59 Services Offered DEAD STOCK removed free. -Hereea. DMOND cows, calves, hoiis, sheep. REDMOND RENDERING CO. Ph. 444 Collect. - 114 Poultry & Rabbits STARTED CHICKS on hand at all times. Pullets and SK. (JILL'S HATCHERY Rilmond. 131 Farm & Ranch Equip, IRON AGE. Two Row Planter. ' Ferti liter attachment. Excellent condition. J1U6.00. Mrs. E. D. KJrod, RL L Box 90, Redmond. 160 Apartments tor Rent LARGE UNFURNISHED 1 Bedroom Apartments 166. Refrigerator, Rarufo. Ciarbaue i Water Included. RIVER TERRACE API'S., 162 W, 6th. Ph. ili. . WAIIKE MOTEL: I and 4 room Cottsrea Oarasea. Utilities paid, Telcphotnl Avail- able. Low Weekly and Monthly Phone 879. 161 Houses tor Rent SMALL 3-Koom, Modern, Furnished house f;l0 per month, including- wood, water, liKhts. Lame 3-room, modern, furnished house. Basement, furnace, larve Rarajta. 40. Innuire 660 Roawvelt, Ph. 1619-J. 4-ROOMi MODERnT-furnished house.' 1:16.00 per month, lla Jefferson. Tel. 2262-J. TWO BEDROOM. Modern house. Close in. Phone 1516-J. CLOSE IN. Two Bedroom. Furnished House. Electric Rantce A. Hot Water Tank. Oil Heat. Inuulre 1204 HilL THREE ROOM FURNISHED House. Shu er. Electric Ranite & Refrigerator. 1126 Columbia. TWO BEDROOM, MODERN. Garace. Oil Heat, was range, water furnished. Also 1 bedroom, modern. Gae rgnse, oil heaL water furnished. Call 1629-R. 2-IIEIIROOM MODERN. Wired for el ectric runite. 841 Portland. Phone 1022.W afu-ruiMins or evenings ONE BEDROOM modern house. partly I'lirniidicd. West side. Ph. 943-H. 162 Rooms; Room & Board HOME FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE. SWd a Room. Ueautllul home with bood care. Ph. IMS) I UIIS E. Ilth. 168 Other Rentals MOVING 1 Save Vi. Use BEE-HIVE TJ DRIVE" TRUCKS. Ph. 1041. Gntften- lierucr Service; ' 169 Wanted to Beat BY MIDDLE-AliKD Couple No children ir pcrUt. Two or throw bilronrn name, nitMlcri.. Federal emiiloya Will exchanso n'ft'rrnccn. I'h. 12-17-H. 170 Houses for Sale TWO HKDHOOM HOU8B. Cheap if U- kin ul onco. inquire at 311 Kiveriront. IfciiH. 172 Farms & Ranches 61 A. FARM, Moriern buildiniiH. 70 A CiiltivHbf, river bottom noil. Irrinauon niulpmont and ntnrk kk. For in forma tiun wrlto JIM BOND, Crahtrce, Ore. 180 Real Estate Exchanges t Hdrm Home, part burnt, oil furnace. iiaraire. i4fou. lil or MIA. will trade for Htnnll homo in valley. BUND REAL TY, ph. finn. 189 Real Estate Display ubeol ol tit. 2oy. Remit Iful 2 bdrm homo on paved at. Fine lomtion. Haa fireplace, hardwooil firs, wnll-to-wall mir. All rnw Ik. Oil heat, 1)I1. parage. .2 lsota. $16,760. ' -. GU&eti'i Rtol CdoU : 10l Wall Ph. "TODAY'S BEST BUY TALL PINES AND SUMMER TIME CREEK, Mtn view, 2 lots, enclosed barbequc, dbl garage, goes with this 2 bdrm home. Ildwd floors, fireplace, BIG kit chen, rlinnette, Igo bdrms, fur nace. Range, refer, Bondlx Incl at $10,500 F H A terms. THIS OLD HOUSE Is full of comfort, This old house is off the ground, And all inside is neat and clcan.CJive us a call we'll take you around. 2 bdrms some furniture. $3,900. $350 dn. DUDREY HILTON, Realtors . 1050 Bond, Bond Ph. 1327-Wor Dal. 1319-J STROUT REALTY N'. 121: 40 A. :tH W. 20 1'nMurr, 2 A. Alfalfa. Nifo Mdn. 2 bdrm home. $10,. Oofi. Terms. ' BENDREALTY TKADK: Ranch for clear houo in 5nd ANNE FORBES REALTOR 36 Oregon Ave Thone 36-W LEASE WITH OITION TO BUY: (A) Paved street, Ig. Ilv- lug rm, 2 brums, electric range : wiring. Garage with work shop. : $50 mo. (Bl 2 bdrms, $'12.50 mo. I IC) 5 rooms anil shirwer. $25 imo.. D Furnished 4 rooms, I li-ilh. $32.50 mo. j FARMS: (Al 200 Ac. 35 COI. Comfortable mdn 3 bdrm house tl'n .. l rMiltinllrtlnftc ,i-it I'liiflininiii .......... -, marhincty, $12,(H)0. Terms or trade for clcir Hnd rpsidmce to Sfi.fMH). ( B) 40 Acs. lovely mountain virw, 27 COI. tair hse ;mr onthuildinss. $7,000. Tins. . NEAR MWRARY: Largo Living rm. firplaco, 4 bdrms, 2 baths, furnace, 3 valuable lots, $15,- 000. TnnH.