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MILITARY CONFUSION Cpl. Jack Mills Isn't the only one who
gets confused by these twin Marine privates. James and George
(or is it George and James?) Atkins, from Muncie, Ind., are
serving at the Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii,
in the same company of the 4th Marine Regiment. But this is
nothing to the days before their enlistments when they were
dating twin girls.
After Ten Years, Once-Devastated
Berlin Rises Swiftly from Ruins
By JOSEPH W. GKIGG
I'liitcd Press Staff Correspondent
BERLIN (UP) Berlin, devas
tated and divided, is rising swift
ly from its ruins 10 years after
the end of World War II.
A "little iron curtain" slices it
in two. Its free Western sectors
are isolated 110 miles deep in Soviet-occupied
territory.
Two city governments, two eco
nomic systems, two worlds strug
gle for mastery in what was once
the proud capital of the German
reich.
Ten years ago the capital of Hit
ler's Nazi empire was in its death
throes under Russian attack.
The United States and Russian
armies had met on the Elbe River
on April 25.
Adolph Hitler was four days
from his death.
It was at about 3:30 p.m. on the
afternoon of April 30, 1945, that
Hitler shot himself through the
mouth in the air raid bunker of
his chancellery. His mistress Eva
Braun, whom he had married the
night before, took poison.
Bodies Burned
Aides who heard the suicide
shot and hurried into Hitler's
room found him and Eva Braun
lying on a blood-stained sofa
The bodies were taken outside,
wrapped in blankets, to a small
garden in front of an emergency
bunker exit. There gasoline was
poured on them and they were
burned.
Hitler's death never has been of
ficially certified. But only a few
weeks ago a dentist, testifying in
a law suit, said that he had iden
tified Hitler's and Eva Braun's
false teeth which the Russians
found in the garden funeral pyre.
This correspondent was one of
eight who were flown here with
German Field Marshal Wilhelm
Keitel for the final surrender.
Keltel, the German commander
in chief, had surrendered to Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower's Western
Allied armies at Rhcims, France,
on May 7.
The final ceremony took place
' at the headquarters here of Soviet
Marshal Georgi Zhukov, now Rus
sian defense minister.
Th Surrender
At midnight on May 8. Zhukov
summoned Gen. Carl Spaatz o!
the United States Air Force, Brit
ish Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur
Tedder and French Gen. Jean do
Lathy? de Tassigny to the surren
der room. Then Keitel and his
aides were brought in.
Tedder, in behalf of the Allies,
asked Keitel:
"Have you read this document
Lava Unit Holds
Election Recently
At a meeting of the Lava Ex
tension unit last week, new offi
cers ware elected as follows: Mrs.
George Ray. chairman; Mrs.
Charles Rayrraft, vice-chairman ;
Mrs. Norman J. Dtirand, secre
tary, and Mrs. Donald Campbeil.
treasurer. The meeting was held
at the home of Mrs. Oren Cross-
grove. 430 K. 10th street. V'ege-
table preparation was the project,
for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Frakes hope to tour
The next meeting will be Maylth,(. Atlantic coast during their trip
17 at the home of Mrs. C. J. Mc-jcast-
(Tusker. I.ion E. xtn streei. miss
Mildred Wilson, home economics
extension aeent. will give a dem-
onstration on smvini with new fab
rics. At tho luncheon hour, thrre
will be a demonstration on scrv
in bullet meals.
of unconditional surrender? are
you prepared to sign it?"
Keitel picked up a copy of the
surrender terms from a table in
front of him and said in a rasping
voice in German:
"Ja, I am ready."
Zhukov motioned him to come
forward. Immaculate in his gray
uniform with red-striped trousers,
Keitel .picked up his cap, his mar
shal's baton and gloves and
walked to another table wher.
nine copies of the surrender doc
ument were laid out.
. He screwed his monocle with
studied deliberation into his right
eye, slammed his baton loudly on
the table, sat down and signed
Eighteen months later Keitel
died on the gallows as a war
criminal.
Berlin then was still in smoking
rums. It was Stalingrad, and Cov
entry, Cologne and Warsaw all
heaped into one a hideous,
nightmarish labyrinth, seemingly
beyond all hope of repair.
Tortured City
The Berlin of 1955 is a tortured
city still tortured by the "littl;
iron curtain" that cuts across the
front of the Brandenburg Gflteand
he Potsdamer Plate and divides
the city into Communist and West
ern sectors.
But Berlin is pulsating with life
again. In the Western part, the
cafe tables are out again along
the Kurfuerstemdam sidewalk in
the spring sunshine. Big 10 and 15
story buildings are rising. The
shops display the same expensive
goods you may see on Fifth Ave
nue in New York.
At night the neon signs make
the "kudam," as Berliners call
it, a sea of light that conceals the
plaster facades of the shops and
the empty bomb lots. The little
cafes and nightclubs in the side
streets are jammed.
Life is slower in the Communist
sector. The ruins of Hitler's chan
cellery have been carted way to
make the Soviet war memArial in
the Treptow district. The shops
are less well stocked than those
in the free West, and the people
are poorly dressed. Therp are big
red Communist propaganda slo
gans everywhere.
At the city border, Western and
Communist guards glare at each
other.
Frakes (Delegate
To Convention .
James Frakes, operator of the
Sno-Vue Dairy, was notified by
the Oregon Holstein-Freisan asso
ciation that he will be a delegate
to the 70lh annual meeting of the
National Association of Breeders
in Philadelphia, Penn., June 1-5.
Mr. and Mm. Frakes plan to leave
the last part of May for the con
vention. Last year, Mr. Frakes was an
official delegate to the convention
of the Association in Grand Rap
ids, Mich. K. W. Artamson of
Trouldale is the other Oregon
breeder named to the convention.
Somp 171 0ffj(.jai delegates rep-
resenting -15,000 breeders of the
Holstein-Frnisiin line will attend
CITATION ISSthn
Rcs'is T. Dt'Malrissyo. LaPino.
was cited by Bend police yestpr-
- jday for making an improper U
turn.
Spanish Bulls
Best in World,
Minister Says
By HARMON W. NICHOLS
United Press Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON (UP) What's
new in Washington:
A guest in our town recently
was Rafael Cavestany, the minis
ter ol agriculture for Spain. He
dropped in on Secretary of Agri
culture. .zra tsenson. mere was
press conference. A reporter
asked Cavestany if stock breeding
in Spain had anything to do wilii
improving the f i g h t i n g bulls.
"Spain," s:iid the minister, "has
the best fighting bulls in the
world. Does that answer your
question?"
Rep. Coya Knutson, the lady
Democrat from Minnesota and the
first woman member of the House
Agriculture Committee, took a trip
to the Dominican Republic recent
ly. Some wag challenged her.
"Can you milk a cow?" The pret
ty Coya not only could but did.
She stripped a Dominican Jersey
in record time. .
For the first time in its 109
years, the Smithsonian Institution
has an official flag. The banner is
royal blue, and in its center is the
torch of knowledge.
Guy Cordon likes to fell his
friends that he is the only Repub
lican senator licked in the last
election who is not an ambassa
dor. The former gentleman from
Oregon is practicing law in the
capital. At 65, he still comes down
town to look tilings over every
day.
He doesn't haunt his old haunts
though.
"Only once have I been on Cap
itol Hill," he said, "and that was
when I got hungry for the lemon
meringue pie in the Senate res
taurant." The. Civil Aeronautics Adminis
tration has an application for a -li
cense from a man who claims to
be an experienced parachutcr's
rigger.
Says tile application:
"I have packed more -than one
thousand of those things, and four
of them have worked fine."
The. letter is on file.
A statue of the late Chief Jus
tire Edward . Douglas White soon
will be in ' Statuary Hall in the
Capitol. White, who was on the
Supreme Court from 1910 to 1921,
was from Louisiana. Each state
is entitled to two statues. The oth
er Louisiana gentleman already is
standing there in bronze. The late
Huey Long.
Senate Secretary Felton M
Johnston was proud of the seal
that was put on the ceiling of his
office, honoring a tradition. It is
the seal of Mississippil And all
around on desks and tables are
things that "Skeeter," as he is
known, has collected through the
years. Pictures and replicas of
penguins. You don't have' to see
the room to get the idea that Mis
sissippi and penguins don't seem
to match.
TIE-IN FASHION - Shapely
Agostina de Michelis seems
very happy with her new "col
lotino," lntest fnshion touch in
sunny Sicily. The little collar
and tie top the strapless bath
ing suit
PART OK Dl'TV
WASHINGTON (UP) Soldiers
in the U.S. Army today envied
their KP Irec brethren in the Av
Force.
Maj. On. IlobMl N. YfMinu. as
sistant ehiel o( staff, toid a Hous
npproprtationf suhcommittee the
Army feels KP "is a normal part
of a man's military duty," and
- 'wiil not hire rivnans to wash is
1 dishes Jd pctl iU potatoes
Mamie Resumes
Social Duties
WASHINGTON (UP) Mrs.
Mamie Eisenhower, feeling f i t
after three weeks at the presiden
tial farm in Gettysburg, Pa., re
sumed social activities today at the
White House.
The first item on a Busy two-
week scheduled was the traditional
lunch today for 104 wives of for
mer and present senators.
Mrs. Eisenhower dropped out of
the social whirl earlier this month
and went to Gettysburg to recuper
ate from a respiratory illness.
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Legal Notice
NOTICB OP MEETING OK COUNTY
BOARD OK EQUALIZATION
Notic! ia hereby Riven that on Mon
day. May 9th, lP&fc, tho Board of
Iviuatiutinn of the County of iJeachutoB
Orexon, will meet at the County Court
hoiine In Bend, Oregon, to publicly ex
amine the axMWBmont roll for Haid
County of Deechutea. for the year lnftA,
and to correct all errors in valuation,
description, or oualitiea of land, lot or
other property aaeHied by the awKtor.
It Khali ne th duty oT tne pnritonrT
ntreted to appear at the time and
place appoint?.. Petition for adjust
ment of awieHNmenta tnuat be filed with
tho Board of Equalization not later than
the end of the fir.it week that tho Board
ia in nenion. Petition may be Berured
at either the office of tho AoAestiOr or
County Judee a office. .
I-wlie M. Rosa
Awe!W)r
County of Deetchutnt, Oregon
MS.13I.127.C
Legal Notice
NOTICE OK SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GiVEN, that
by virtue of Ordinance No. NS-.'M! (
tho City of Bend, On non, a municipal
cirtMiration, the und rii(n' d will, on
the 3oth day of April, l'.if,5. at the
hour of 10 o'Hof-k a.m., in the Committ
uion Room of the City Rail, t thf
lyirht bidder the fnllowinn d-crilMHl
ral property In-ated ih th :ity of
Kcnd. l)eHchutr-j, ('ounty, Orrsron. pro
vided that no bid will be wropwd for
less than the amount t ocpoKiU the
parcel which ia the minimum appraiaed
fixed by tfie City Commiuion of
vne .iiy 01 ih-mi;
I-t U, Khk 14, Wie-tofia
Addition HfiO.OO
.I'jha S. .lohnvD
Rmler of tltq City of llend
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NOTICE
Notice is hereby uiven that the Hut1-!!
of Directors of the Central Oregon lr-
rlKatlon Ulstrlct Wll alt an a Hoard
of Equalisation in their office at Red
mond. Oregon, on May 4. P.1&6. at 1 :3C
p.DX. for the puriioae of reviewing, anil
if found necessary, correcting its asseas
inent for Uie year 1965. 'Hie Board of
Directors will consider objections from
interested parties relative to the assess
ment roll now on file in the office of
aaid district, or any matter connected
therewith that may come on before
them.
CENTRAL OREGON IRKKIATIOM
DISTRICT
By Olaf E. Anderson, , Manager.
secretary
121-C
Legal Notice
FOUND NOTICE
Under Ordinance No. 4 OH the iollo.v-
nip dog will be offered for sale at ihe
City Pound at 6:30 P.M. on April 2D,
1966.
One female, part Shepherd.
John T. Trnett,
Pound Master
121 -C
Legal Notice
ESTATE OF CLARENCE W. WcCUNE
ISUUUfc, TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State of
uregon Tor ueschutes County.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
the undcrsiKneil, Rex Havnie. has been
appointed as Administrator of the estate
of Clarence W. McCune, deceased, by the
above entitled Court All persons hav
ing ciaims against said estate are here
by notified and required to present the
aame, duly vended, as by law required,
to tha undersigned ,.at his attorneys,
mchay -A j'ANNrJlt, 122 Oregon. Uend.
Oregon, within six months from the
first publication of this notice in the
Daily Uend Hulletin.
Dated and first Dub ished Auril 13th.
1966.
Date of last publication May 4, 19G6.
itex tinynie
Administrator
McKay & Panner
122 Oregon Avonue
Bend, Oregon
Attorneys for Said Estate
10!i-115-m-127-C
Legal Notice
ESTATE OF CALVIN SMITH
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State of
UreKon for Deschutes County.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undershrncd. DUNCAN L. McKAY,
has been appointed as Executor of the
latft will and testament of Calvin
Smith, deceased, by the above entitled
Court. All persons hnvinur claims avainst
said estate aro hereby notified and re
quired to present the same, . duly veri
fied, as by Inw required, to the under
sinned at the officii of McKAY & PAN-
NKK, 122 Oregon Avenue, Uend, ' Ure-
Kon, within six months from tho first
publication of this notice in the Daily
uemt bulletin. :
Dated and first published April 13,
1C6&.
' Date of last publication May 4,
Duncan Lv McKay
Executor
McKay & Panner
122 OrcRon Avenue
Bend, Oregon
Attorneys for fin id Estate
inn-iifi-rJi-i
Legal Notice
NOTICE OP SALE OP REAL
I'KOl'ERTY
Notice ia hereby uiven that by virtue
of an order of the County Court, Dvh
chutwi County, Oregon, made on tlie
11th day of April, Ufif, in the mutter
of tho estate of Nannie Klma I'aria,
tha undertjlKneM, administrator of tuiiil
entate, will Kell at private Hale, to the
h inherit bidder, mibjert to confirmation
by Haid court, the following real prop
erty to-wit :
Utt tJ, Hlook '66. N w Townnlte Com
pany's Und Addition to Bend, Den
chuteti County, OreKon. l'b'6 Hart
ford. Bend)
Said BttJe wilt be offcrnl from and
after the 12th day of May, liiftR, at
lioom 0, O'Kuno BldK., Bend, Ore.
The terms of sale will Ik: Caah ; ten
per eent ot nurhne money to be paid
on day of sale balance on confirmation
by aaid court.
Dated and first publinhed this Iilth
day of April. HHf.
CraiK C. Coyner, AdminiHlrator
KnUitc of Nannie Lima i'arib,
Deceased
in!i.llB-,21-!27-(
1 Lost and Found
LOST: PlaHtic iriern coin purae, la rue
amount money, it&w nnu i rnone uoo,
802 Hill. Mary lluy n ie
11 Personals; Spl. Notices
BEND LOUGH NO. U9 AI & AM
S tatcd Communication
Thursday, April Ktii
I'M. Also work in MM
Deirrce ut 7 :-iU. Vinilii.,t
Brethren Welcome. Ke
frenhmentit.
Wm. Jappcrt, Sen v.
CARF.PUL DRIVERS can aave money
with .State ram Automobile insurance.
See E. M. Bucknum, Aitc.it, U)20
Brooks St or Ph. 370 for Information.
WILL Ktrefve nub-bid for the construc
tion or Bend Iltih M-hool. Call 17. Mhv
h. GALE M. HUBERTS, (teneral Con
tractor, ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS can hvlp
you ovarcome your drink inir problem.
Attend meeting Friday nitrht 8 .80. KpU-
copf.l Church or write 1'. O. Box 181,
Bend.
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26 Tires Repair & Recap
T.H.H Train Falnnrim, - Sipiiv!
Safc.T Trade-Ins. OK HIIIIIIKK WELD-
LPS K Cre.nnoo.1 . I'h w,
28 House Trailers
I04H 21' Miiiollrie Trsih r llr.i,-. oil
heat. ?Hr,o. New in" Delia H'-niwrsIl
ltnd Ssw with motor, fi'il Onricn.
MODERN- n S HlM.f ilo
Trailer. Excellent ronditlon. Ivans
Rr-hficl-r LaPine, rhoti .:,.
30 Used Cars lot Sale
""see it d"rivet liuvTr
1052 HincK SUPER RIVIERA Hardtop
Eiiuipped with Raill, Dynaflow. l-,'.;,
See ART KUEHL at Uie Kord ll-rd
Car lot on K. aril Su nest Ui Uio Mio.
Kot Drive in.
2 B SAFEBUY SAFE
I'M. IMYMOI'TH Hpt. 4 Dr. -Iti
(fc llUllful lilllC. HtoLlrM fllH,-.h. Rh'1.
ll'tT. A-l Tin. Y'mi'II Ik- v tad .
unw thin on. Safe Ruy IJm1 (,'ar Trade
in. You hHvrn't wvn valun Hi I ymi'vc
tcn htiw. ShT bur triiHrn(y-l at t'.'.TAt.
Fir.l'ATIMfK l,(Nf OLN-MKRCURY
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2 B 5AIE BUY SAfC
1 30 Used Cars for Sale 112 Pets of all Kinds 1 168 Other Rentals
OR TRADE: Eguuity in HMD Chevrolet
citation wagon, uverorlve. KStu, new
overhaul job. Excellent condition, Phoue
2301.W-3.
1962 PLYMOUTH i Dr. Sed. Railio. Heat
er. This car i an OK buy. HOW. WARD
MOTOR CO. IIMM BOND ST.
1U48 NASH 600, 4 Door, K
A H, Overdrive, Good Condition, $300.
laBO FORD V.b Uour. KsH, over
drive, $600 or will take milk cow m
trade. Phone 1002-J.
IF YOU ARB SHORT of down payment
to purchase the new car you'd like to
buy. call COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL
FINANCE CORP. Phono U16
Ureenwoud, Bend.
FOR THE BEST USED CAR DEAL IN
town atuii.
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48 Ford 8 CI. Cp. H $245
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47 Ford 6 Dlx. Sed. R & H $295
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'47 Dodge Sed. R & H $345
'46 DeSoto Sed. H. $245
'46 Nash "600" Sed. H $195
'46 Chev. Sed. H $195
'46 Hudson Sed. H $165
'42 Buick Spec. 4-D. Rill $195
'41 Ford CI. Cpe. R & H $125
'41 Mercury 4-Dr. $ 50
'39 Plymouth Sed. R & II $145
'39 Ford Sed. R & II $ 95
'37 Buick Sed. R & H $ 95
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52 Excavating Grading
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HAUK) & RKCOKO I'l.AYKR ftKI'AJK
Jtadiu & TV Tuh'H for tialv
Frompt Service
fjt-.rt'f'H Hmlit. A Snorting f7'od
1 70 Septic Tnks; Cesspools
I.AKS S1KIM.KY
SEPTIt; TANK SEHVIUB
I'h. 2U1 or mw-W
CARTER SEPTIC TANK SERVICE.
Phone 1MB nr 1647 7:ifi W. 12th.
74 Upholstering
CAR SEATS. 111)011 PANELS A Alll
Ite.iw. AH kiiuli f fl.Fir matH. LEV
PIT'S llPIIOLSTERINIi, 3Vo Burn.ldo.
82 Male Help Wanted
WAN'lhU: Ono wttldcr nnd one mH'iiii
t.A. i'i'n,i H?id k'mhI workitnf condi
tion. Apiily at rrimrvillo Mac hint; A
Hiiily Co. ( all in person.
7iu;sT7)MAN iiTsin'kss in mhK
'wti anil fpfrnt it
idi capital. Iii-alfrnhip n-. avalltililn
rifarhy. 'ar or truck rciuirH. For
full iriff.rrtinlion writ The J. K. Wat
kti.it Company, l.if l))xtr Ave., heat'
WM.-h.f.rori
110 Cattle & Horses
KAIMILES: New and LV.i. jSrfi
l.rsthi r ahru 101 . Ual.eaAon. 1'b.
li.ti-M.
HULL SERVICE. Artifinal
lion. Central Oren Hairy Hrnal-rs.
W"rt-U Ph. H-ii.l W,-L till H am . SIHH' ADS. I AMI. LIVKHTIK K, MA
K.lo,oii, till 10 a. in. Su.yj i ! f III S KR V. AN YTH IMi. I'HIJNK ii FOR
HiAutm, iMna ms-U till 111 a.m. A bLLLLUN AO-WKJILU.
ARISTOCRATIC AFGHANS, Good
breeding stuck or hunting dogs. $&5
up. Also red male Pekinese lb niuntiu.
Phone 21U5-W-!.
114 Poultry & Rabbits
FRVtlia Kroh killed, snecial fl.
Delivery every rriuay. uUlihCK'b
POULTRY r'AKM, l'hons 1872-W.
WANTED Live Poultry Kresh Units
BfcWD KUU & POULTRY CO.
140 K. First St. Ph. 855-J
116 Other Livestock
WBANKH l'KIS FOR SAI.K. Ueo.
Franks. Ruutl) 1, Box 2eb uhone
HUU-J-1.
117 Livestock Wanted
WANTED ALL KINDS ot Livestock.
Uiahest Cash Prices. Will pick up at
Ranch. L. J. HUSTON, Phono llga-W
121 Appliances; liH Equip.
IU-k. :I20 Auto Washer Sale ,1'Jli.JO.
Retr. S280 Aulu Washer Sale SlSti.u-1.
AWOKUSON APPLIANCE CKNTEK,
State or Tumalo.
KfcXONDlTIONhUJ A GUAKANTliiU
USED APPL1AMCH.S
Wrlmter Washers .14.611 and up
Automatic Washers CbU.ou
OKKliON EQUIPMENT CO. PH. 888
123 Building Materials
LUMBER"
FARMERS - BUILDERS - RANCHERS
CUT YOUR LUMBER COST
SEE CLAUD AlcCAULKY
Leonard Luiidgren Lumber Co.
760 U Ave.
14 mile east of Evans Fly Ou
Bend. Orenttn
132 Farm Products
NO. 2 POTATOES
l'liono 2102-J-l
,IIM 1HATSON.
133 Fuel & Wood
HEAVY TIMBERS I 110 einale, 110.60
double load. Cascad Transpuru Phone
lii4U-J.
CLEAN BODY WOOD any lennlh.
Oren Crossurove. Phone Z147-K.
1 34 Specials at the Stores
USED OUTBOARD MOTORS l'iro
atono & Martina. Reeontlitloned. bee
these I 1IOUK-VAN ALLEN STORE.
Phono 8(il).
HAVE YOU SEEN THE "GOURMET'
HOUNDS7 Now on display at till!
ALPINE OUT HOUSE, on So. 3rd St.
Tllko over $11.00 pints, on Aulo-Wlltther.
Hal. tlUO.im. tiAMHLE S WESTERN
AUTO B46 Wall
SPINNlNli HOI), ItEEL &. LINE. He.
S24.Uu, Sale Prico SIT.ir,. liitW 11AKH
WAltE, 2f E. Uroenwooil.
1 CHROME DINETTE SET $611.1)9. 2
Coffee Tallies $12.r,U & tWM. REND
UAKOAIN HOUSE, 2 Kearney aeross
from Depot.
"WE'RE TIRED OF
LOOKING AT
THEM"
USED
MACHINE SALE
We're taking oil $1.00
Per Day
Sale Machines on Display in
SINGER WINDOW
SINGER
SEWING CENTER
131 WALL ST. l'HUNE '1825
PRINEV1LI.E - 6712
We Uuy, Sail in.l Trade
GOOD USED I'llRNITURE
SHOP RAINEV'S
201 E. Franklin Phono 1100
ELECTRIC 4-hnrner rimae. With cooker
pot. peek.u-Doo oven and uruUllo on top.
Plenty of sloritKO space. Was $:t21.o.'i
Speelal $2lil.lir. Siivr $00.00. WEST
SIDE HAUUWAHK-loor, Ualveslon Ave.
YOI'R HUME TOWN HARDWARE.
135 Furniture & Household
Greenwood Furniture
DISTINCTIVE Furniture priced for lie!
tnoilcil Inl'lert. 1 tireenwiiod Ave.
139 Miscellaneous for Sale
HATHNKT ii i'lKCK wjthTuh nn y
IIH7.r0 compIifU) with flttiiiKH. Willi
hhwwor it Ih U-stt than ?1U1). lop tirade
nmlurial. U'DAY'H bALVAGi-j & iilJi
PLY YI. 1'h. 6i.
WOOD COOK STOVK lift. Oil JKalei
$10. Doiiltlu lielitteau und aprnutu !".
1'hone ilOlD-W-1,
LKIHT I'lXTIJRES
Larsx-st display in Central Oregon
LOWEST PRICES
A coiniiU-to aUs:k of parts
to ronair and liiiild lamps
HILL'S ELECTRIC
1142 Hill near Oroonwood I'h. K56-J
0trf8H)iirwUITRli0U8l wfnlTtirw:
Inl Ix.uh per aal. Only limitrl soppty
on hand. 1IENU SUPPLY CO. U22 Bond
I nr.5 AOM1RAL APPLIANCES
Tj Cu. I'U Hi'friKPrator HM',
II Vj Cu. ft. Rrfriaorator IliSt.wr, I
ixu V n,e ,'$10,500. (O On River. Beautiful
Have at MAYlAti Al'PLIANCK STO.tfc
II FT. HO AT, A-l cnnditwin, new paint.
Any reuaonaldu oiler attopUHl. Call
i.m.H.
TURKKY I'KHTUJ.KR for Sale M L,
Mukui. W16 K. Tiionu 6U-W.
Hll-TRACTOR with HlaUu. Cold weather
top. Uunrd top Kuoop. Hi at Chcmull
MuUd, l'hono lai, ChcmulL
("'A RrOl !W AT wit h"CarVior.Tw7.w,i
Tiailcr wilh hxtia and tiru. Hew
U-nt. X.iK lhiwLliorriff.
UOCK-KKKB TOP son.
Kill dirt, blHi.k and rod 04niitm. Dump
trw.k and trw-lor-lonlvr work. 1'h, 7 8-J.
2-WKKI.
ttop. N.
K. linn
'KAII.KIt. All .Ht4rl -"tHtrm'.
v tin-,. Kxc'Hciit ('itiditi.tn.
n. '"ftittnl Of-jon M'.tn,-.
160 Apartments for Rent
NV(VK"l"YrilltNISIIEIl""riKlr,,li'i'ap'a7l'
mont with rartrl. ( all l.'lH.
F.ARi:K UNl-niRNiRHKITVB.lr,m
Apartmprits f,0 at (s. RefriK'-rator,
Itanas, (,url,aKfl A Water iiH.lude.1.
RIVER TEHHACB APIS., 11.2a W.
lh. .Ph. ft.
161 Houses tor Bent
6NKREl7iCM IM ii'ol ISK, futnuh.
r.'i'r-u in. Phone ITIK-R.
DNI CIINISIIEO. TWO HEIIKI II )M h.nl
pImoiIhi for aotornalir wsiIkt, wir,
for ranuo. Phone liU.J.
SMALL. I't'HNI.SIIl.l). SI,
Rer,.ntly rtilccoralwl. 110
lull hill.
l.-rn
Moil
Rioll.ll.
IBBI.I. Til K Ht'KIM.t'8 TllltlH f.H CLAM.
MOVING? Save 50. Use BKt-HlViS
U LhUVK TttUUKd. CHAFrbNUfc.HU:
r.KS bh-UVICK. but &. Urd. I'll. 1U41.
AVAILABLE JULY 1st. Second flour
uflice rooiua in llend's most central lo
cution. Una auite; 2 lance, amall
rouma, plus beiuroom. (bo.uo. '& ileum
Suite. sao.UQ. Call Wi.
170 Houses fox Sale
TWO 1IEUROOM HO MB, 6 years old.
Completely miecorateu. Closo to scouois
ana Cay Bus Line. .Call HUUU-J.
ONb. Ut-DIIOOM MOUEKN Home, bJ-
nienl, basement bedroom, Ooou cabiaa
Larae New GaraKe. Pavement, Cameat .'
Walks, 2,60O. 18 broadway.
ONLY 6D MONTHLY. Low down pay
menL a Iledroom house on pavement,
furnace. Uedecurated Inside and out.
8u 1 1-ederal.
174 Business Property
ULUE BIKU, VALE. Hard & 8olt J'
Cream, Sandwiches, Soup. Two can hau
dle. Write Mrs. Ella Clement, 6&tf S.VV.
1st. Ontario, Orctton.
182 Real Estate Wanted
WANTED TO LEASE with Option U
buy: s or U Bedroom Homo with 3 to
111 acres or more. Can be located up
to 16 miles from Bend. E. f. McBrUie,
1'h. 8611.
189 Real Estate Display
STROUT REALTY VTwr
. Large Lot, 2 Km Mdn Home. MI
furniture. Uarage. fll0 Full Prte,
Temia.
8KB DUDKEY-1ULTON, Kcaltom, 1050
liond, lor humus, Mrm, Knncnai, biw
tnetw UptKrtunitli. LAKE COUN'l'Y
LANDS. I'll. ia27-W. Uend.
Vern Larson
AGENCY
135 Oregon Ave.
Ph. 32
RANCH Will handle up to 300
head, top buildings, tractors,
and machinery. Close in. $67,000.
Terms.
80 acres, 47 water, large house.
Alfalfa & clover. $10,500. Con-',
sider home in Bend on deal.
40 Acres, 37 water, all in hay
or seeded pasture. Large home,
Grade "A" Barn. .$12,000.00.
2 Bdrm mod. home, cool room.
Just off East 3rd. $6,000.00.
4 Bdrm mod. 2 up & 2 down,,
furnace, fireplace. On Harmon.
For quick sale, $12,000.00.
3 Bdrm mod. furnace, basement,
double garage, pavement, 6 lots.
$8,900.00. l acre, 4 Dcirm moa. on nign
way. Permanent City water & ir
rigation water. id,uuu.uu.
ice (jream parlor, doing very.
nice volume. (,auu.uu.
Ranches up to 4,000 head, farms,
acreages, business opportunities,
Dwellings. - .:
Alter hours call 2337-J
2ea 0 the 2ay
Mil. HANDV MAN I Mako us an offer.
Owner transferred. Alost sell now. 2
Hdrin nidn homo In proeesa of remodel
inir. Uenutffiil kitchen, bdrm sheet-"
'K-ked reaily to finish. New wirinu. Twj '
lots. Owner'a loss your sain. . . ,
BEND REALTY W
t -HdrtiiH "A,bm. Clime in. Hhh I'HA
loun. Will trtule equity Tor nmull 9 bdrm
hutne. "
Call "BOB" Ph. 1171-W
Call "JESS" Ph. 1225-W
ANNE FORBES
REALTOR
36 Oregon Ave Phone 36-W
SACRIFICE SALE: 40 A., close
in; 27 A COI. Fair 3- bedroom
house, stock pond, 10-stunchion
barn, lovely mountain view. Only
51,750., 51,500 down, $60 month.
BEAUTIFUL RANCH with de-.
luxe now homo. 5C0 Acres. $3D,-
000. Will trade for clear Bend
house to $5,000. dIus cash. "
SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS;
(A) Paved street, West side. .2
bedrooms, electric range wirini?.
$1,300., $300 down. IB) Near
Kenwood school. 4 bedrooms, 2
lots, basement. $5,000., $100 dwn.
C) 3 bedrooms, large lot, dep
soil, chicken house. $2,750. $250
down. (D) Close in, paved street.
2 bedrooms, electric range wir
ing. $1.000. $400 down.
BETTER HOMES: tA) Near Li
brary. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths.
Spacious living room with fire
place, oil furnace. $15,000. Tins.
IB) On North Highway. Up and
down duplex. Tourist commer
cial. Will quality for u.I. loan.
localion. Large living room with
firenlace. 3 bedrooms, hardwood
floors, plastered. $22,500. Will
I'llA.
WANTED: Acreage listings and
3-bedroom homes.
REDMOND
Classified Ads
BUY IT SELL IT TRADE IT!
W wflroma tti pmpla of Hrdmond
nil vlrinity Into claMifiod. If jna
have omrthing 70a want ta tell. buf.
trade or announce, call our Ktdmond
rnrriponrient, uln. Martha St ran a
han, (Kxdmnnd S2U b-twn th
huur of I to 9 a.m. 12 to 1 nooo
v 6 to It p.m.
20 Accessories Repairing '
NOW f l,if'I,onK ' Hat tor it and Micro
Hrtuirf itl fiUvrn. (iuaranUMHl (wwm '
.t K Kl SKY'S KI.Ki'TRIC. H.-lm"nd
59 Services Offered
DKAW SToT'K rpmovni free. Hna- "
1-0 wft, culver, h"a, RKIMOND
HKNfiKKINi; CO. Ph. 414 Cnllwt.
1I4 Poultry & Rabbits
V A K. I'M. I. K I S "7m nnnd. t ."" thms '
ft I Mh of hkv, lilLl.S IIAICMKRY,
134 Specials at ho Stores
that 1'arHkit't New
uc SINNAKUa
& L.frzittn. .
Ciitfw. Tricrd '
rUKNlTUKU. '
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