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i 4
IT ROLLS ON "PILLOWS" This odd-looking vehicle Is a "Teracruzer" on experimental
cargo carrier that rolls along on eight low-pressure air pillows which conform to the ground instead
of resisting it, as ordinary tiies do. It's the first vehicle built to use this type of tire, which elimi
nates bumps and the need for springs. Tire bags are three and a half feet in diameter, five feet
long and are inflated with only three to five pounds of air pressure per square inch. The tera
cruzer is 12 feet long, 25 feet wide and 10 feet high. Bubble on top of cab provides greater visi
bility for the navigator, who will accompany the driver on long hauls in arctic regions. Army
Ordnance Corps helped develop the vehicle, built by Four Wheel Drive Auto Company. It's shown
above in Clintonville. Wis.
Gina Finds Life Complicated Affair,
By EIJKABKTH TOOMKY
In it hI Press Staff Correspondent
ROME (UP) Gina Lollobrigida
sat wearily on & stone wall at the
edge of Rome and summed up her
life in two disillusioned words.
"What complieado!' she sighed,
mixing her languages and pokirg
at the grave on the movie studio
kt with the toe of one black, high
topped shoe.
"At 7 a.m. I got up and I finish
always late, because after the
work I have to rehearse the
dancing and the singing and th.?
trapeze swinging." Gina said.
"Even when I don't work, I work ''
Her American visitor looked puz
zled at the last statement, and the
brown-eyed actress explained that.
"When I don't work on a movie I
have so many things to do so
many invitations and so many
tilings to learn to be better as an
actress.
Needs of Power
In Northwest
Area Reviewed
By IIKNRY ('. Ct'RTIS
I'nited Press Staff Correspondent
Seattle (UP) The Pacific North
west's top utilities engineers make
a "conservative" estimate that the
region will need noaily twice as
much electrical power by 1963-G1
as it produced in 1953-54. '
This growtli of power generation.
vital to any economic growth for
the Northwest, Is a problem facing
all utilities, public and private,
from the local to federal levels.
A report issued this spring by
the engineering committee of the
Pacific Northwest Governors Paw
er Policy Committee, listed the
area's 1963-64 power needs at 13,
.515,000 kilowatts. The present pow
er resources of the region have a
firm capacity of only 7,500,000.
Shortage by 1060
The engineers are worried about
wheie the needed new power can
be obtained. Projects now under
construction or definitely planned
will fall nearly two-million kilo
watts short of meeting the need.
The engineers conclude that a
basic power short ace will develop
as early as 1060 "unless hydro
projects having planning and con
struction periods shorter than five
years are started at once, or un
less substantial additions of new
steam-electric plants are started
within two years."
The hydroelectric potential is
largp in the region. Utilities agen
cies have expressed their inten
tions of building 45 projects whicn
could produce in excess of eigh-
million kilowatts by 1W4. But. fori
various reasons, these dams Just
aren't being built.
Washington Studies Steam
Of these projects, only five re
corded any progress last year. The
others were held up hy lack ol
authorization, objections to licen
ses, fishery problems or ;n
cnrrmlete determinations of their
feasibility. j
The Wash'ntfon S:ae Prwerj
Commission is studying the prwi
Ivlities for aurmentirg hydmeler
tre power wi'h steam- generated
p-wer The engineer point out
that s'eam pwT pss a problem
of integration of h t kinds of p-w-er
and dttriburion of coK The,
study of team genc:at-on has not
progressed fear enough to provide
definite conHusions.
Atomic-control!"! elrcirieily ap
pars to be in the more-di-tan
future. "The general concensus a
nare rr rw " uiv-t the encineers'
rrm,m -fhi aiV-h at oTTi ic-!
elnetrie power will not be a prae-jleftiM group tn Parliament, the i
tical economic competitor in the1 number of Communist - Socialist ;
Pacific N'cilrr.vet by jscats remained uncliangcd.
I I If r n 1
; ;.La . - e v . h v.
m
W i " . ! iIMMiWW iillttliTTTB M
She was dressed for a scene in at the outskirts of Rome were
I ft movie, "The Most Beautiful quiet, with none of the tense exicte
Woman in the World," in which ment evident at a Hollywood studio
she plays the role of a famous when a movie is in production.
Italian cabaret star of the early "I am going to sing opera in this
1900 s. Her shoes were laced up to picture," Gina said. "0 p e r a
her calf and her yellow and red
wasn-waisted dress was cut low to
show off her famous figui.
Trucks piled wibh scenery drove
hy en the gravel road occasion
ally, and Gina waved amiably to
the drivel's. The colorful stucco
buildings scattered on the hillside
Healthy Jumps
In Wages Seen
WASHINGTON (UP) Labor ex
perts today predicted a jump of
from 11 to 15 cents an hour in tho
general level of 1953 wage hikes,
perhaps tripling last year's level.
They said thev expect the Ford
CIO Auto Workers agreement to
give a boost to the general lev?!
of wage hikes rather than set a
guaranteed wage pattern in labor
management settlements this year.
They expect a steel industry
settlement to strengthen this boost.
The negotiations this year between
the industry and the CIO Steel
workers are confined to wagos
with tfie union scheduled to take
up the guaranteed annual wage
issue next year.
Iist year's labor-management
settlements averaged around a
nickrl an hour in pay increases.
Unemployment was high and busi
ness in a slump. Wane hikns have
crept up this year to hot ween
seven and eight cents an hour, plus
a variety of improvements in so
called fringe benefits such as pen
sions, health and welfare funds,
vacations and holidays. Strike ac
tivity also is on the upsurge.
Iabor exports explain it by say
ing that unions feel I hey "missed
the boat" last year and are o;it
to rash in on the IKm business rv
covery.
One government expert de
cribed the Forrl-UAW guaranteed
wage plan as a "vote of confi-
j .i ; f,,t,, f i
HVK-f 111 li.tr ........
the company. Bui economists said i
Hip plan is not likely to have any
impact on the nation s economy
immediately because the company
will not pay anylhing out to idle
workers for another full year.
Sicily Victory
May Aid Scelba
PALMERMO. Sicily fUPI Tlie
Christian Democrats victory in Si
cily's regional election was regani
ed today as a boost for Premier
Marion Scella's centrist coalition
and a key to his survival in the
impending governmental crisis. '
The pm-Ameriran premier, a Si
cilian himself, faces a no-confidence
motion when the Italian Pai-
liament re-convenes in Home .lure
Kl. Ihs party's gains in the weeu
nnd election were seen as an ini
mrtant factor in swinging the
;entitnent in his favor.
Scelba had sueeessft:lly stall d
ff fie cahini't crisis on the ground
thai the Christian I r itinera u
h'Hild first see the Sicilian dec ,
tions through. . ,
In one of the nrnM orderly elec-
tiom in if history, the lann oi
delta gave the ( aiholie r'arty a;t,m
clear edge over the (.ommun'st-j
Sociahi oprcwitmn. The Christian
IVmocrnts gainefl seven seats u
the 90-seat parliament of the an
lonomous island region.
The earns gave the Oinstian
Dmoria ts a 3-.W rfJge over the;the altnr arwl three times at the
j&
i w i dr
leant 1 4
4
Really
from La Tosca. I can't believe it
Eiht years ago, when I didn't
make cinema, I wanted to become
a singer. Then after I make films
and I didn't have time to do twice
things together. So I stop singing.
I am a lyric soprano. But opera!"
Besides singing lessons, Italy's
answer to Marilyn Monroe is study
ing dancing, fencing and basic
trapeze somersaults. The latter slv
does in a special gym at her new
pink stucco villa on the Appiaii
Way. She'll play a trapeze per
former in her next movie, to be
filmed in Paris.
Wants (ioiHl Roll's
"Always I want the good role,
where I have the possibility to act
and to do something different than
before," Gina said. "But now I
think this is too much.'
The American director of her
present movie, Robert Leonard,' a
veteran Hollywood director, cal
her "the hardest working actress
have ever directed."
Her husband, Dr, Milko Sknfic,
who gave up his own medical
career to act as manager for h!.s
wife, works almost equally long
hours at the studio. He sent a stack
of legal papers to Gina to sign
while she rested on the sunny wall.
She looked puzzled, called excited
ly to him across the gravel lot, mr!
dutifully began to sign each page
after he explained their purpose.
Gina lxillohi'iqid.'t Skofic, she
said suddenly, interrupting a sig
nature. "Sometime the public will
have enough of me. I hope to go
nwav l)clorc this moment.
Billy on Way
To Winning
'Cify of Sin'
PARfS (UPl American evange
list Billy Graham seemed on his
way Monday toward capturing Par-
. . . . . ...
, the city of sophisticated sin.
The preacher fivwn North Caty-
, ,,
lina began his continental cmsadl
Sunday night before 9.000 nersnns,inral,n """''ds when a bmldinr;
Rl'.l of whom mttde "decisions for
CTirist." vacated. Then cxterminatni-s ran
This caused one of his aides .Jmnvc in hefr)rc the nits find jut
term it Uie "lirt'atest opening vic
tory " Graham's prea-hirg mission
has e'er had.
Cliff Barrows said that a1thougi
there had been more "decisions"
at Wembley Stadium in Imdon,
the Paris opening was relatively
more impressive because of the
sie of the audience ami the lang
uage barrier.
iiraham spoke in Enalish tn the
crowd gathered in the 20.000 seatl
Palais Des Sports. His rapid-fire
p) i rases were translated imrocli-1
ately into French by Kranco-Ameri
can Baptist minister Jacques
Blocher.
Tie f!ery cvangHisl gesticulated
em-.-hnticn'.ly and o'lrn raised h;s
Bh'e hi-h fnr added effncl. Hs
mesrge apparently hist little in
iiie translation.
Graham's fird campaign will
last through this week, posters all
over the city have made h s name
rim !ir to Puisians, and inter
ha; mounted.
His aides
abr.it his rv
t'on in hrgHy-R't-
man C;ttWc Kmtve. But arnnr-
ven-jrn,iy hriP ffs had Imle founda-f
IH..Y lY
r.LASTrOw. Scotland M 'Pi ;
nndgroom Hawthorne Steward i
was sn nervous alwiut his wMdln
Saturday that he fainted once at
pocmiion.
"Djziet day of my Jjfe," thn
IM - ycar - cld insurance clerk said.
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Odd Problems
iFor Wreckers
CHICAGO (l-Pl When bull
dozers ami WTivkitiR crews move
in to start a rebuilding prom-am
they can stir up a lot of .trainie
problems.
;.
AveordinK to Ihc: National Asso
rialion of Honshu; and Redevelup-
nicra umcials, sm-li pivblenis have
included:
(11 The unsightly pjitt'-rn ot
hl'ii-ks, piaster and slaiiway out-
lines let, o walls ;vhe adja,,
structures .are lorn down.
I2i Rats .seHling uninvitiil In
new l(iiions when their old resi
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i.n uiAis who must find nrw
masting places when their fields
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legally obligated to clean up the
mess if it projects past his pittp
crly line.
The health-department in Wash
ington rievisfvl a way of dealing
wi,h the rat problem. The rede-;
volopment agency sh uld nolitv!
fH"mt ' d.-mnhstied has heeni
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In Buffalo. N. Y.. naiure love
decried the fact that a vacant .sit'
being leveled for a new low-rent ;
housing project had been the hom:
for many birds.
In Chicago, the land clearance
commission was trying to come tn
terms with a h'dntit owner oi
property scheduled for redevelop
ment.
The commission got the nwner'r
wife to agree lo its price. Then, in
a public hearing, the owner ;.-
cused the cnrnmis'.inn of Itir'akinj;
up his marriage and threatraed (o
name the slum cfejinmee a.;eii,-v
as coivsjKHifli rit in a din-i,e suit.
PKIVriMi TKOI'fll.r:
MEAD. Neb. - iCPt --
P. lit
n glarl Virginia Sien ks never
wisittered a l.fe of cruue. A e-
retary
Plant.
the Nr'!ir,t' ka Ordii.tnec
has fmg-Ti thai 'M
t ordinary fiiigiviuiiuir m-t h-ks
She v;(-i noMl fi the Nehras'-M m l
had h-T-n w-iit- itroy d, strict in 'antha wlieie an
evjieii diagn-wed the pro)
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fuigertins ai
me and
that any sl.ghf pi
's-ilie causes I -e
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. hut h- ftoal .
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prints,
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Margaret pyait and le!
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HtirdniL' filcfl suits for divon
I iiipainst William Py..tt awl Kr.m-
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'Circuit ojurt Satuitly.
BUSINESS SERVICES 40 to 70
Antilmnrm ItiiiMiiiu. I'lnu-nlrv KWtrf
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INSTltlfCflON 100 to 104
Home Instruction, St html. Spcctal Cla-
LIVESTOCK
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1 Lost and Found
LOST. ROUND Platinum, Lady's wrM
wuL-n wi with Hiitmuii..b Willi a biaL-k
baud. Rt'uard ' l lione 163'J.
SABLE POMERANIAN between Su'tle
Lnku and Snttira Satunlay niormiiK.
Cull colUvt af(.-r f p.m., Salem, 1I81U6.
Lilteial rt'wa-d.
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llniinirnt of apct'tal lunutt into tile ten
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54 Landscaping; Gardening
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shop. ::v V ii CI let ni-
EX( EIJ.ET V :,TH UH'ATIDN. 3 bdrrn. ffiep'ae, f..;-eed
air i i heal, part bascfneni. view of ciiy. Ex eptiit.al Duy at
S7 V.Vi f ;i
.'i I'.DKMS WITH I-t'M. VIEW of 'I SKtrrs. on E ih. Fir'
piaee, peinneier heat, hardwood floors. 511.7,'Vt. FMA terms.
MORE FOR VOI R MONEY. 2 bdiins, hardwood floor, phis
tered od heal, picture windows, He low appi aisal at 5M,!t."jO. til
or- I I IA term;.
CHEAPER THAN RENT. Completely plaMercd 2 Wnn home
with full upstairs, unattached garage. Terms at $i.oiKI.
SEE IS FOR all types of Income property, ranches, farms
and motels.
Call Arnio at 1759 W.
66 Radio; TV Sales & Serv.
PHILCO A HOFFMAN TV
Authori"! Itonli-r
Kadk and Hi-Fi Equipment
RIKS hiwlO t ran k, m t'h. 801
"RADIO 4k RECORD PLAYEKTtEPAIR
Radio ft TV Tubes For Sale
l'rnipt S. rvlce
OEORCE'S RADIO A
Si'uunnti uuoiit
70 Septic Tanks; Cesspools
CAKl'K RS KiiTXNK SERVICE"
Phone 1646 or 1S4J. Tib W. llh.
IJVKS STKIM.KV
SEPYIC TANK SERV1CK
1'h. 31 or 208-W
74 Upholstering
IF YOU HAVE any upholKU-rinir prob
lem see us, we're sure we can help
Burnside. Ph. 1S3-M.
82 Male Help Wanted
WANTED The Ward Motor Co. of
ii.nu, Uri. hiuj an oimiinn ,ur a guai
ifinl pauuiiuer car mechanic, See Mr,
ttHmti at lilt, WAUU AlOTOU LO.
1008 Bond St.
ftl ul, "l1
Small investment needed. EaniiiiEs un-
l.m.icu. IKtiu iuiu..ii tii.x iVi.
'WANTED Amliltious vsn who would
like $3.00 per hour as an authoriieil
Watkins Dewier in Dttjchutea County.
LNiituI crftil provided. Prtxlucts Ns.
tionslly Advnrtised. Keumremeiit : Male.
bi'tween -1 tnd 60 with ear or luht
truck. Write llie J. K, Watkins t orn
lany, 1ST Dexter Ave., Seattle S, Wasn
InKtun.
83 Female Help Wanted
WOMAN WANTED to cook at O'Del!
Uake Itenoru Phone O Dell l.aku No. .
84 Situations Wanted
HEAVY DUTY Rn.ii7oT M.rlmiiir now
employ eti in Portland desires ptwitinti
in itLito-Iu-oiniinu uiu, truma or
fsi-m machinery . Able and willing to
uutme ii-mtiiiiidlil, iV yvaia in pro
ent poeition, ekperieuced on all typea
t nntt-oii i ., ii, . itraKo nyitiiij, comp
valves, Cummins A Itosch injection sys
tiUH. i. uiiiiii.iim Hiiiiu uiiiiH. itt.nu u. ia-
Iknd UuUeUn
d2 Investments
WILL 1U1Y kihnI contract at a liberal
diwiunu Write care stt Bend Bulletin,
Itox till. '
110 Cattle & Horses
FKESII SPK1NUER milk cows. Sea
Arnod Amen, 1 mile south of Rad
ii u mi or call 83-K-2.
TWO 6 year old milk cows. 1 Guern
sey aim i Moan bur num. on-v-i.
TWO HOUSES for sale. Matched sorrchi.
r.iinier Hik-'IHIiii mitre, amtiuaii bao
die bred, -oes 6 A 8 years. Phone Had-
, 4U i
10b.
HULL SEUVICK. ArtUiclal inemln.
lion. Central Ureirnn Dniry Itreerters.
Wee kdays phone Ik-ml, 8H6-L till 8 a.m.,
Kednmiid IHii till 10 a.m. Sumlaya
nolitiaa, llend S6.L till 10 a.m.
Ill Pasture
112 Pets ot all Kinds
OAKY PARAKEETS, norma In, all colors
at (ft, 00. Also rata opahnea, rawea ana
(renh feciln. Lnrnlly ruined, whuk-naio or
house north of 1'owvll Butte dr autre.
114 Poultry & Rabbits
WANTK.. Liv.- Poii
I (END KMC. A 1
7t0 E. r imi
.h Krai
116 Other Livestock
WEAN ER PIOS r.Vrsale. ClaytonRT
timorc, Clovenlale District.
117 Livestock Wanted
WANTED all kinds of livestock. MUliett
catili pncvH. Will pick up at ranch. L.
J. Huston, Phone lls-W
121 Appliances; HH Equip.
KELVINATOR It EF RIG ERATO It, very
iuu i'iiuiioll. i,..iVitm tunil. O-fi .
Kciirney.
Nei-rhi - EIiih imhuimtlc and Hliaiirht
httlt-h kpwIiik iiiM liinc-H. Also new ma
t'liitim (or n iil. lleiei man and Janua
KiDiiunid, rrinevillc.
" RECONUITIONEII A ',U Alt ANTEED
USED Al'l'Ll ANt'ES
WrtrikVr Wdti.ri-h tit.iiO and iit
Auii-iiiulic Wahem liU.T.O
j (jur.uW Kwuii i EN f CO i'n. eoe
I WE PAY CASH for Rotxl uned Furni
ture A A.plHiic-)i. SHOP RAINEY'S
201 E. Franklin. Phone 1160.
123 Building Materials
FORMER DANTOIIE PLANT
IM I' Or rtltiri.
FOR SALE; V-.n dinmnntle. 9
bunk -
h'IIHH, llll I'lll'll. 1.11 I
molars, ii
l,ril!!W'tIlllmta
lit
For information call Joe Vachter, Mau-
I,,,V"UB- -
131 Farm & Ranch Equip.
OU TKADE: !!'.! Ca-e three-man baler,
'-"' '
i;j;4 tQtm products
CERT II IKD
I:".!, rn.o"
SEED PoTATOE-i
II. ti S. hn ll. Rt.
irinii-W-i.
133 Fuel & Wood
HEAVY
Phono
TIMPEits fin simile, fin.no
txl. I .AoCAwE T llA,Sl'OKl.
,i2-.h
i:134 Specials at the Stores
AIITEX HUGS - R patlen
ItMEi.AIN liOlu-
Km
from dfM.t.
THE NEW HKLL
iali- ihxaK
ri.i
IMIMiltTK!) f iER MAN MEKR STKIN'V
, many ilw-, ALI'INE GIFT HOUSE, So.
I ll.M.H IN l.t
iioL-K van allen HToiiE Mrs. Martha xSrranahan. (Red
imond 521) between 89 A.M.
wh-i. "r ",-. m . "": on j 12 to 1 noon or 5 to 6 P.M.
nl.-H Wr-Orn Auto, Ht.'i Wall. ! or
dHl
n-nth.
HOME 783-J
134 Specials at the Stores
New Nationally Advertised Upriihl Vac.
uum Uleaner. was an.vb. Bala jTica
MM. 8 A 11 Green Stamps. Your
Hometown Hardware. Weauid Hard
ware 1006 Galveston.
139 Miscellaneous lor Sale
ROCK-FREE TOl tUHL
Fill dirt, u.ttca anu rm eiiixvis. Dump
truck and tractor-loader work. Ph. 7s-J.
OUTSIDE WHITE HOUSE paint. Spec-
Mr.AuTlFLL NATURAL wood panels
tor lovely, duiUnctive walls. Seaswirl,
enibuMiM lir atiu aatin i.iu.nex rcvi
wood. Even the budtiet minded oan a(
lo,tt a lovely wall, aee u at O uA I S
SALVAGE SUi'PLY YAHD. Th. 963.
Extra Kuod 2 wheel trailer 167.60. Steel
clothe line posts .76, We save you
nu-i.L- i. n ai wel..iit join. nUKtll
JUNCTION WELDING SHOP.
LIGHT FIXTURES
Lamest iJintxay in ttiu.ai Orssjoo
LOWEST PRICES
A Compieie Stoca oi iarU
to repair and buUd lamps
tiu.i.b cur.L. imj
942 Hill near Greenwood Ph. 666-JT
FOR SALE
USED MOWERS ALL MAKES
RENO CHAIN SAW PHUNEMfctfa
Hi Mihceiiaueous wan tea
WE WILL BUY your usea building ma
terials. ju.ik batteries, oivtala. aciap
iron. A iounu or a earloait. UVAl'D
aAi.VAlifc a SLPPLk VAKD.
143 Musical -
USEDSPINET 1AN0, like nev. AU
tractive leim. iio. 11 L MUMU
CENTERluag Brooka St.. Ph. 7.
151 Sporting Goods r"
MODE!
11 Remluuton autoovllc
ItiS,
I'huna uowa.
RACE BOAT, Fiber Glnnsml with Mn
hogHny drclt. 10 horse Mercury. Motor
.... trainr. CiiCft.-, See at i a til Am
ruons, next to Casino on Uehoco Rwy
in t rmt'viilu.
160 Apartments lor Rent
3 ROOM MODERN APARTMENT. $2IU0
uuiu water, ivs iavi ituao
TWO 1 RED ROOM apartments with ar-
jtoria. aj idns.
DANDY APARTMENT for older cotiple.
j-eu o.. no small children. Baa at
866 Miller.
ibi Houses For Rent
LIVEABLE 2 Bedroom home with small
168 Other Rentals
MOVING? Hnvt 60. Use BEE-IUVfl
v 1'iinn, nnjt,K.i. UKAf r aN MERG
ER'S SERVICE, 02 8o. Snl. SL Ph.
1041.
THREE EXCELLENT OKF1CR rooms,
eemer of town. Mnd floor, month
asunlL Can Iw priced Mparntalr. Ph.
170 Houses tor Sale
! REDROOM modern hnuae. wired for
ranKe, hardwood floors. Call
lteiui or luui, I'rineviiie.
1 h EI )ROO hH 1 1 RN I SH VA Mnk'n
Home. Will trade Tor trailer house or
euuiLy. i lW. Ifith aitw 6 p.m.
2 REDROOM, wnfl to wall canlim.
eonnwllnn ttaraue, plumbed A wlrttd
for wanner anil on
furnnce, 8 lota. 1608
K. 0th, phone
172 Farms & Ranches
to ACRES,
A
water, 80 A Tajrlor
nine, hiinhhnnae. hum
rB,..nK
lor o eows, nay snen, oiner outnuUd
ihct. Stime iweu fatm implementit, Umc
trartor. 7 milea East on Bennett ltd.
m. i. Box ml.
7M DOWN. ft month rm balanee. - f
A., 27 COI, 17 A paMurv. barn and
mner nuiniiiMinm. if tie,iroom houae,
not modern. Phone 2ino-J.fi,
i76 Lots & Acreage
ACREAGE FOR SALE or trade. Will
ucct I'L lute model car and or trailer
house for eiiulty. Phona 410.
17 acres for sale
flu. 1 ... i-Hrt.uu
ridtro, Oreuon.
4 LOTS Comer Le.lntnn A 14th
St. One hloek from K niKMn Schmil.
Street imrov(mintM paid. 4 26 lot.
Telephone &iill.
189 Real Ebtate Display
5beal o the, 2)ay :
NEW IIOMK All Ik. rooms. 2 Mr mi.
Iv tile kilclieii A t.nth. itreplace. aep
dlnfntr rm, oak floors, att. naraite,
utility, simp room, location top. t4,
700.
QilLvU'i Real ZdaU -.016
Wall Ph. liil
i pu una -r
2!M,A- 111 ,'t', LHiulpped, Kood Improve-
rn'iitH. line ol ( t'liirhl IJnwnn lnit
Hlfi.'ioo. terms or will trado for
SEE DUDItEVHILTON Rltorv lflr,0
Bttiid, for home, farms, ranches, huxL
Hi-. opixirtunitki. NHhern lake eoun
ty lands. Ph. Wil-W, Itend.
STROUT REALTY Vn""'
111 :i IIEDHOOM horn" ror. tilZ.
tFlordla. See us for details. ,
REDMOND .
PRINEVILLE
Classified. Adi
Buy It Sell It Trade ft!
We welcome the people of Rod
mond, Prinevllle and vicinity
Into classified. If you want to
sell, buy, trade or announce, call
our Redmond correspondent.
Our Prlnevllle correspondent,
Phono 512-1.
20 Accessories Repairing
NOWl t.tV E-LONO RaMrriraand Mkro
It r !. ol liitr.. l,,.i ni,i Ki.r.-vr
at KEI.SEYH ELECTRIC. KHmond. '
59
Services Offered
I Y. A ' )
STOCK
.d fr-t
It
shn-p. REDMOND
Kh.iDK
Pa. -411 ( oct.
114 Poultry d Rabbits
PAH PULLETS on hand. twthri
A I of ai(. GILL S HATCHERY
Rolmond.
134 Specials at the Stores"
GOOD USED
fr,.p t -ft
FURNITURE.
wvt tttacliiiirv jrrM
:i r.n SINN ARD'S
A Kvnrrwn.
filh
PHONK, MAIL OR MR ING YOL'R
WANT ADH TO Ol'R OFKICR. HK
MUL1K ARR CERTAIN WITH LIT
TLE SPENT. CALL M rOB AH Al
TAkEH.