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Newspaper Page TextThe Bend Bulletin, Monday, November 21, 1955 7a Business of Sending Cards At Christmas Traced to 1843 WASHINGTON (UP) Some of the first Christmas cards carried these messages: "And many sweet returns." " Here's Christ mas come again!" "Be Drivileeed to see." And "To mv friend." But who started ihe hi t sending greetings to friends on Christmas? Nobody knows for sure, but it's likely it was an English shop-keeper named Henry t-oic. Way back in 1813. Cole com missioned a Royal Academy art- Top Japanese Military Leader Gives Interview TOKYO (UP) - Japan's top military man. Gen. Keizo Hayashi, says he is "expecting the most complicated war in histor" but doubts there will be any major ngming lor at least three years. " He charged that the Japanese public's 'jumping logic" is hinder ing the build-up of the new 180,000 man air, ground and sea self-defense forces and blamed part of the trouble on "Communist sub versives." In an exclusive interview, the chairman of the Japanese loint staff council predicted three pos sible types ol war: 1 "The next world war could be a war without saving it's a war a war of infiltration and subver sion." 2 "Or it might be a war with out atomic weapons. It could hap pen . . . something like Korea- or Indo-Chma. 3 "And then it may be a war of the size and scale and methods now undreamed of . . ." Rearmament Attitude The 48-year-old general discus sed this defeated and disarmed na tion's new military power and stressed that it is a defense force. "Because we were defeated, the basic sentiment here s still 'hate: war . . . and so hate war, hate rearmament. That's the way the people inmK. it s jumping logic ine nation is not conscious enough of the sejf-defense force . . . and they don't understand it." The genera said flatly that this -"lack of understanding" has been "aggravated by groups of Com- munist subversives." J Ic refused to elaborate. "To maintain peace." he said "we need a defense force to pro tect our country. I hope public opinion is heading in that general direction." Halfway Mark The general glanced at two side-by-side models of the latest Rus sian and American supersonic jet fighters in his office and comment-! cd: . "No one can predict beyond three years. But personally I'm expecting the most complicated war in history- "It .won't be as simple as past wars . . . and there may be many small wars inside the big war." Asked about the possibility that Japan's dislike for war is so in tense that its forces would do little fighting. Hayashi replied: "Our troops hate agrcssive war, but they are willing to sacrifice . . . and fight to the last man to keep any invading force away. He said Japan's new American- equipped and trained armed forces are "preparing for any situation we 'might have to face." Asked how soon Japanese forces would be capable of facing an en emy, the one-time lawyer answer ed, "you might say we are climb ing Ml. Fuji at the halfway mark." Japan is aiming next year for a ' 160.000-man ground force, about a lS.OQO-man air force with U.' S. F-86 Sabreiets and a 422-vesscl navy of around 23.000 men. Things Bought By Good Deeds CHICAGO (UP) A store that sells thincs for good deeds instead nf mrnipv onenrd roeenrtv under the sponsorship of the Old Town- Chicago Boys Clubs with about 1.000 neighborhood boys as mem bers. If a boy wants to buy a pair of gym shoes, for instance, he may pile up credit tokens in a variety of ways by washing floors, emptying waste baskets, running errands, aiding in the city's cur rent cleanup ramnaitin. or even by improving his grades at school. The credits will buy goois rang ing from bicycles to cans of pork anj hoan; "There are a lot o poor kids inltists are not in agreement on what our neichborhood." said Vinceiefleet 'hypernasility" has upon Giesler. club director. "Instead ofthe int-lliKtbility of spcrch just civine the stuff ana;,, we're Nor do scientists acior on what niakint- ihem work lor it. Nothing! "hynnnasility " too little new w ,i,vt ihe dicnitv of a bov so much as in accrDt handouts." David X Movers, caraae owner and chairman ol the board ol Ihe; club, said merchandise lor thei ioro was donated by local busi - utJAiueu. 1st, John Colcott Horsley, to de sign some cards of greeting suit able for the Christmas season Horsieys design showed a Vic torian family gathered at the feci board and added a few words sentiment about giving to Wit have-nots on the day of Christ"; birth. Cole's printer struck oft a thou sand copies and Co!e sent a few to his friends and offered the res; for sale in his shop. They are the earliest examples of the now-familiar Christmas card that have come to light. Vast Collection Some of Cole's cards are includ ed in a vast Hallmark collection of relics in the card business, dis played at the Washington Post and Times-Herald book fair going on here. The idea of folding cards is not new. Back in the 1870's there was an unusual card about Robin Hood and his "quest for a yuletide din ner." The card was folded into four sections and during the un folding a story was told with the third section showing the dinner being served and the last showing the diners dancing in glee after a lull meal. The cards for this yule season don't go too far afield from the Originals. Both contemporary and modern art are prominent, but the emphasis seems to lean to the real story of Christmas. Scenes of Bethlehem, carol singers and the like. Familiar Swihh We still find snow scenes, like we do in the "over the hills and through the woods to grandmoth er's house we go" cards that have been coming out for many years Santa still is in evidence in many of the cheaper cards and some of the more expensive ones. Birds, though, seem to be dis appearing. Half a century ago they wore much in evidence Gone also are the silky borders of fringe, the lace panels and the gold edging that added up to ele gance in the old-time cards. Emphasis this year is mostly where it should be. On Christmas itself. The spirit of love and fel lowship. Professors Make Study of Voices For Air Force B.V DKLOS SMITH I nt ted Tress ScUnce Kditor NKW YORK (UP) Scientific tests have put people who talk through their noses and people who can't talk through their noses in the same boat. Ttieyic both very hard to understand and ought to be barred from taking part m important voice communications. Three scientists of Ohio State University hadj been hired by the Air Korcc to do the experiment ing. The Air Force naturally is in terested in giving its radio voice communications the greatest possi ble clarity. The normal voice produces speech by using "a series of cou pled resonators" namely, the cav ities of the mouth, the nose, the larynx, and the pharynx, sr.id Hen ry M. Moser, John J. Dreher. and Sol Adler. Not one can be short circuited out of the coupling with out muddying speech. Hcuvy Head Cold They were particularly emphatic about the person who can't use his nasan cavities as one of his resona tors for his words because he has a heavy cold. Nose-talking is all rinht and even required by some languages othnr than English, particularly f rencn. It seems to thin out speech, they said, but they weren t concerned with that. Their concern was in telligibility, and nose - talking def initely is "detrimental "to it. They took six Americans who speak either "eastern" or "general American" dialects and had them record long lists of two-dig't num bers. Some of these speakers were nose-talkers, some used all their resonators in proper balancc-:tnd some had head colds. Their recordings were rerecord ed, mixed in with carefully con trolled amounts of meaningless noise. Then 11 students at Ohio State University who had had some training in distinguishing among nois-'S henrd altoqotner were Hamped with headphones and asked to tell what the speak ers were sayintf. Milder Nuiw levrls By and large, the nose-talker was eventless inteljigiblr than thr speak with the head cold, except at the Irtrr noise levels. hev aeKnowieni;efi inai scion nna'H" does to intellinihdlly. The I Ohio scientists were tryins to set He these disaKverments b':t they emphasized thai tiicir findriss op- piled to l.lilt number? since twodigit numbers were aii they I t.-.pi.'1'uuejJtfcU witii. Unique Way to Masters Degree PINCKNEYVILLE, 111. (UP) - Robert Verts is earning a master's degree from Southern Illinois Uni versity by turning 900 acres of ibandonrd strip mining land into i potential public hunting ground lent here. As part of his graduate study, Verts is maintaining the land, de veloping it for wildlife and making a study of game habits and popu lation. The area already offers a ;ood supply of rabbits, quail and other small game to hunters who venture into the forbidding terrain created by "spoil piles" from mining operation. i There is only one level spot in I the 900 acres a plot of 50 acres in the middle which was planted with corn to provide food for the wildlife. Verts is making a study there of animal movement in and out of feeding grounds. There were 58.000.000 motor ve hicles registered in the United States in 1954. By 1956 it is be lieved there will be 81,000,000. PHOm IN YOUR CLASSSF5ED ADS THE BEND BULLETIN rhc ttena Bulletin rw eerily) 1803-1931. m Uend ttalleiin (Daily EsL 1318. Published i very Afternoon Except Sun lay nd Certain Holidays by The Bene tiuUeUn, 7 jo 733 Wail SlneL Beuu. LitetluiL B Mail In OrexuEi One Year 11 no tlx Months 6. UO lhree Mouths By Mall Outalde of Orvsuo One Year Six Months rtiree Monthi ( . By Garrl One Year Six Mentha .50 one ftijnin , SINGLE COPY Please notify us of any or nuliL'c to rei.-t.-ive L j uauet n marly. Ml subscriptions are DUE ind f Ak IN ADVANCE. BULLETIN COKRESi I, Madras Bob Barber ttedmund Mi-st, Martha .n"nbnn Plki-ie 2133 -:r -. Prlnevl lie Elsie Mlksche Eastern Siat Mrs. Walter I'rlctmid Phone 2,:ji-W:, aimers Alias sara Hewitt r-honc 3j- rumalo Mrs. A. L. Christopher r 'honc A . a I r vvanT Aa :s and Informa-IIon .1 Nbiofhl) i-3-4 Words T ,i Up to U .75 l.&f"' Uiru is 1 iw a th'u 23 125 J.M A -x M thru 28 1.511 s.'Jt t, prices: casn or i'fiin i mys, FUONE YOt'R WN1 Al.- Tu ml BEND BULLETIN. PI I ON b at Ads received beture 1 o.m wui nnoea i ihe follow us dnys ispi'i,,, -,, , Tho Uulletlf fi'HfiVca thr' -Uht i. clRHdlfy. edit or reied :-iy mhu nd cony, and will be renpontiihle im jiity one In correct publlcailon ot any wh.i' id. till adjustment uf ermr win nr nuxle oy out added InserUun I the c,,!. lc,i advet tlsemenL A'ant ads In The Cuile'in irr i-rnnjic.1 ror Uie Oenent j! the rftdpr. inrt are L'la.sllicd lulu Ihe iji:A"m out's ' Appllnnces. BuiiillnL.. ai i Mi v. Electri cal, Palntlna. PlumiilnR. .iiti. IMertn. etc. A N NOt N CE M E N Th I (t, 1. Lost A t-ound. Met Unas itis-jtiats, oe clal Notices. tc. AUTCM(.TIVF. Jl tt 3t Autos Wnnlcd and u iaf. Accessurles. Body Work. Service .S'ttthnis. etc. EMl'LCVMK.il -V I. a- Help Wanted, tiiiiv )l"es. ilttmiions Wanted, etc. FINANCi t Business Opporiunlucs. mv umartb. ton ey to Loan. eic. L.IVi-.fillJK 11-1.-. lit ti u: INSTltLLTDN -rt( t. 1f11 i Home InsliuclUn. & iiools. Siwinl Cisses Cattle A Hursta, p. uiuv A ItiibbiLs. pcu 5 Cards of Thanks it-l of Thanks We are since i;v entlcnit to friends and chif.rs loi mvithy di .:cir m.i'ty kind m-tn of our id tjcreavemcnt. ; a canivH he iidequateb' i'v and IlJty Whltson ilif R Todoi-off & m Mrs. St Mr. H.iwaril Whit .inn A Son Kenneth Whit ion A Son KushcU MacClanatnan Kuth Illlcy & Family 11 Feisouais; tipl. Notices AM SKI.LINC Ilanl.ird Fn-ks. If In- ten ticii. s-- at 416 Hill or cull Viola l-iM-jcd. 1W4-M. i,tHui.iCS ANONYMOUS wilt help you overcome your drink ins pioblem. Allend Momlu . Fr:ilay nights; a. M. Bnx'ki Imu. i'.pucuiaj chui Lh; a write P.O. It you lail to receive your Bend',;, Hulknn liy b:.'Jt, telephone bt) and a copy will be sent you by spec.al carrier. m rttwasoiits Repairing NOW! LIKE-LONG B.itlenes and Micro Bronze Oil Kilters. Guar- txIid'RIC, Redmond. .a nouse 1 rollers BILL ANDERSON MOBILE 110.ME SALES ?4)o Bumside phone 77 tu Used Cars tor Sale OWNKK. lor.l I'l ill.. A tit-Jiter, prtt' IK s. .-M'tlll'M r .ll'lll ttirinfl. Call Mi. mnuth Stil.urt.-! fiIIv ni-w im-mi'i n. Im rnil'-;i; !t"ljlnft"n. 176 EXCEPTIONAL Lu.'. 4-l.-r, ex'-'ll ili-'i ly oviThuliil. - H'tri ranh. 0pr, Suii(ln', ZS'J diiK. nl Hi.-. K-uirw? -..in-Lihc nv. term" evernns. and FOR THE BEST USJJD CAR DEAL IN TOWN SEE BILL FRAZER MOTORS 134 Greenwood Phone 700 !a KURD & 4-k with overdrive. p m. Can nnatv Ph-w 1135-M. after 8. 32 Used Trucks- Trailers PICKUPS REDUCED! niveau y must be reduced this month. All makes and models. 1IC5 to 1943, SSI to jww. ut-ciiuiM i.r.r.- TER. Ihvv 97! North. Dhonc 2003-W-2. LEGAL NOTICES MlTlCK OF FINAL Sb'TTI.KMK.NT . Extate of PAUL C. WAHBKUm" In the County Court or the State of Orcfun (or LVwhute County. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersioneo. Adminlsirartx. Hiizi'l Lang. me esiaxe ai raw c. naroeiuw ae- ruicd. has -tiled her final aivount In Iho DrtvmOer 7. l&w. at 2 o'rhM-K p.m. in iiuV'a 1 1 y tics n anis r li e iun Kixim iv. me anve vniiiiva court rms tK'fii n'-jp-inted h; lime aiHt p;ice for the hi'.inn of oh- jertiims ihcrrlo. If any. and lite scttlo- moni tneivot. IMted and first published November T. 1955. Date of last publication November 38. 10&5. Administratrix of mid estate IV Armond. Goodrich. Foley & Gray Altomeya for said estate. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT tXalc of Harry Gray Clement In the County Court of the Stale of Oreson lor D.si-hu!is County. NOTICE IS HEREIiY GIVEN. Viat the undersigned. (Eicutor of the last will and testament oft Harry Gray ( U-mcnt umu has lied his nmi annum In the, Above entitled court, and that Monday. November 2S. 1955. at 2 o'clock a m. in Iho Court Room of the above entitled court has been appointed by the court aa Ihe time and place for the hearinit of objections thereto. If any, and the settle ment thereof. Dnlcd and first published October 31 5. Date of last publication November 31. 1955. Om rue J. Chllds Executor of Mild estnte Pe Armond. Goodrich, Foley, and Gray Allnrnitva for said tuttftle. 34 Automobiles Wanted CASH KOR YOUR CAR, JEEP or PICKUP paid for or not .OHtw car or cash or both for your equity. . GEORGE'S USED CARS 5lh & "G" St., Redmond Ph. 595 59 Services Offered OIL FORCED AIR HEATING. We specialize in all types of Sheet Metal Work. BEND SHEET METAL, phone 468. DEAD STOCK removed free. Cows, horses,, calves, hogs, sheep. REDMOND RENDERING CO. Ph. 414, collect. SNOW PLOWING. Motels, service stations, etc. Phone 78-J. 4 Plumbing & Heating BROWN FURNACE & SHEET METAL. Bring your heating prob lems to us. Phone 72. 66 Radio; TV Sales & Serv. RADIO TV TUBES Complete stock for all radios Philco and Other Makes BEND FURNITURE COMPANY PHILCO & HOFFMAN TV Authorized Dealer Radios and Hi-Fi Equipment RIES RADIO 624 Franklin Ph. 801 U Septic Tnks; Cess Pools CARTER SEPTIC TANK Service. Install septic tanks monthly pay ments. Phone 15-16. 60 B. Sitters; Child Care WILL TAKE CARE f clilldn inn;. cry good reteiei 1117 M B3 Female Help Wanted 84 Situations Wanted WILL IX) MENDING on anytlilna. J4I.1-M. 1 MAN WANTS JOB. Will do ltwr of any, tie. ( 'intact at 713 Coluraiij. WASHING AND IMON1NG Wanted. HM It. 210 Cattle & Horses BULL SERVICE. Artificial insem ination. Central Oregon Dairy Breeders. Week days, phone Bend. 335-L till 8 a.m. Redmond, 186 till 10 a.m. Sundays & holi days Bend, 335-L till 10 a.m. 112 Pets ot all Kinds WCKOX'S l'ETS & SUITLIKS Parnkceik Love Uirda -- Cockullels CaniirioK Peruvian Cavien. i'honc 517-W. Vii K. Greenwood. RANCH I'KT SHOP StHTlal n lty Parakeeln for Novem ber I'M;-. Youna talking Omnurc i'r- rois. new shiinient Impiial (tnh. Canar ies and r I rimes. Bita.s iKianiiHi. Ail pel KUl'ilies. First house north Powell iiuttv (inuise. iitxinc 73 H-5. 114 Poultry & Rabbits Mik'. I'horif Wanted Live Poullry Kresh Kgffs BEND EGG & POULTRY 710 E. First St. Hi. S55-J HKI) IIKNS lurkifyH. 35c and All live wt-lKht. Cliinrnm KI'kT. 7 rr north. ulil Hulmu'ul lliuhway. live wcisht, .Lie IU 1 York iIivsrmI T'itn 4rxi Hi.: Ilrrui. Nk II) Cmirnre K ilpr. 7 Hiilivi North on Old IUilmond ilisiiv.a', plume 2M1-W-1. GEESE, live arrl and 4jr jH?r pnun '-m-cll I'.iiiie (Inn ' Y..ik (lu'ssofl z: 1st hiUKe .N"rfh ' . 71-K-j. P.i'lm.r,l. 117 Livestock Wanted WANTED ALL KINDS ol Live stock. Hijfhest Cfish Prices. Will pick up at Ranch. L. J. Ilusion. Phono 737-W. 121 Appliances; HH Equip. RENT A SINGER Sewing Ma chine or Singer Vacuum by the month. Call IX.Ti. SINGER SEW ING CENTER, 126 Minnesota. GOOD USED SINGER round bob bin tre-ddle $10!"i. Gmmnleed. SINGER SEWING CENTER 126 Minnesota ' Ph. 13 q rrnr 10-71 e. "132 Farm Products f TATor.s win deliver Mundav nr,'l iiUy. O'jsswf-.ilc. Itl. ?.. I, l-i; milh 133 Fuel & Wood HEAVY TIMBERS. $10 single, J19.30 double load. CASCADE TRANSPORT. Phone lt12 J. '134 SpCClQlS Gt Th StOIGS TOYS TOYS TOYS j Engines - Dolls - Games Rock ing Horses - Any 1 oy Made WE HAVE A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Toy Till Christmas! WESTSIDE HARDWARE ' Your Neighborhood Hardware Dealer. 1005 Galveston Phone C72 ONE STEP TABU. - $14.50. BEND BARGAIN HOUSE, 2 Kearney across from depot. 1 LARGE NEW SHIPMENT ol West moreland Milk Glass at ALPINE GIFT HOUSE, So. 3rd St. USED GENERAL ELECTRIC Raiios and Pnileo Radios. UOUK VAN ALLEN STORE. PHILOO RADIO - PHONOGRAPH combination console $5y.i)5. IIOUK-VAN ALLEN STORE. ATTENTION T.V. FANS Gigantic Fall Trade-In On Your Piano This Week On A NEW Philco Admiral Zenith' RCA CBS Sentinel Packard Bell New 1956 T.V. Sets 53 MODELS to CHOOSE FROM FOK FREE APPRAISAL 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Phone 118-J TRI-CITY T.V. Bend ?3'1 Minnesota SPECIALSAT Charlie's New and Used Latest Models in G.E. Steam Irons. Reg. $13.95. Special at $11.95. Other Small Appliances and Gift Items at Special Prices. CHARLIE'S NEW & USED 201 E. Franklin PH. 1858 SINGER ELECTRIC cabinet, floor demonstrator with attachments. Was $219.75, now $180.50. SINGER SEWING CENTER 26 Minnesota Avq. Ph. 1825 USED ELECTRIC WASHERS. SINNARD'S FURNITURE, 5th & Evergreen, Redmond. 135 Furniture; HH Goods 139 Miscellaneous tot Sale WILL TKADE NKW sri'KIt "tirciMmtlci-" Grluor Ctiun ti?i tii;.lHl mtKlvl, lor :t liHt iill.ilfu tins iiikI -J ion ..a( tiy. Ut-rivi'ied In Sweet iKiine. t'lionu ("iini. FOR SALE Used One M.in S.-iws BEND CHAIN SAW HIlll Cult aiier 6 pn WE ARE PAYING PREMIUM PRICES for smooth, recapable tire casinRS. WnJLIAMS TIRE SERVICE 183 E. Greenwood Ph. 121G 189 Real Estate Display THE LAND MART Real Estate & Insurance 1021 Wall St. Phone 8S6 Carroll D. Pierce Realtor Bud Russell Assoc. Broker Hap Taylor Assoc. Broker . After His Phone: 1020 or 10U7 For Action: List with Ccnixal Oregon's largest advertiser. Ollices in Bene. Redmond & Sisieia NICELY FURNISHED 1 bdrm home in excellent west side loc. Price $4,500. Easy terms to qualified buyer. IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR a moderately priced home in choice hxation, see Ihis 2 bdim home on Congress. Price $-l,7.r0. LOW DOWN PAYMENT and easy terms on this attractive 2 bd rm home with auto frn, very convenient kitchen. Price $(,500, $500 down. wi i i-tn K Kl.sK can vou find a 2 bdrm home in best residential area with bsuil, fine, Irplc of this one? Only v.ouu. inrnK's vntiR CHANCE to ect 2 bdrnis, lie liv & din rm, old. 2 car gar with space for work shop. Will sell lurnlsheu for $250 additional. Price $'J,7bO. QriMl.'Tl-llMr: ll-:clAI. in desien alator Irplc in liv rm witn ter box. exposed beams. 2 Ear OC SlOl.im: iinii. iuw. a iiv.- i,'. NEWLY REDECORATED 3 bdrm home on Roosevelt. Util rm with trays, plbd for auto, insulated. Price S'i,050. side loc. Price SX.0O0. $750 down. A REAL BARGAIN, 3 bdrm, ulil rm with trays, insulated. Lre car with room for work shop. East side loc. Price $K,0IK). $750 dn. NEAT AS A PIN 3 bdrnis, 2 baths, lismt Willi fruit room and niiK-i true uti rm. 2 car Ear. 1 - " YOU'LL LOVE the White Ash A rxlrm nome. ijtoiih pijieu aieo. L.neiiine rooi. i-ncu DRAKE, ROAD newly redecorated 3 bdrm home, l'i baths, srp din rm, bsmt ermipjied for Idry. New wall to wall carpet & drapes incl in pi ice of $11,000. pmrtr PirnfCKl) on Ihis owner built home, onlv 1 vr old. Full bsfnt with lic.'ital.itor frplc, ' rm with hratalator frplc, din rm, Youncsiown kit., bain w shower. 1.1SK s(. ft. floor space. Ideal east side loc. Price $1-1,000. THE HOME SUPREME overlooking the river. Solarium, full bsmt with frplc. wall to wall best ill Bend. By appointment only. Price $22,000. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES APARTMENT HOUSE in lop location, close to city-center park, 8 units, completely furnished. Mij;ht traiic lor home east side. Price S2ii.5U0. DRY CLEANING BUSINESS ilnlm; nice volume. imr'r liK-ntion, equipment In A-1 shajw. No phone calls please. Price $28,500. MACHINE SHOP lolly equipped. Masonry building with 3.750 sq. ft. floor kpace. 2 bilim mortfin living quarters. Full price $31,500. ICE CREAM PARLOR, APARTMENTS. HOME 2 furnished apallmenls and 3 bdrm strictly m'lom home in A I locaiion. Full bsmt, Lennox piped fi7ie. Room for expansion. Pike 557,51)0. We have a choice selection of farms Ig cattle spreadH, & business projiert les. Licensed & affiliated with Oregon, Calif, Idaho Brokers, uiotck, & biiaiiiebi) piopeities. 139 Miscellaneous for Sale NEW & USED Doors and Windows Dozens to choose from at bar gain prices. O'DAY'S SALVAGE & SUPPLY YD. PH. ma. IV'E HAVE BEEN APPOINTED l'HE EXCLUSIVE CEiNTKALi OlUiUUiN LiEALEK OK, CROSLEY Tclevistou - tiuu iterators itauges and Kretizer&. BENDIX Washers and Dryers and the .'amous Duoniatic Trade In Your Usi Kutniture or Aupliancea, RAINEY'S FURNITURE Next to the Puul Butte inn Phone 1 fbu SINGER KEiVTlliaiWEIGHT lor- tabic and table. New guarantee, lor balance contract. SINGER SEWING CENTER 126 Minnesota I'll. 1825 HOOD tSKD YOKK Cnnpl. Hkl. Also. d.i t) h''Kvy akaii's. aio b. (I.MI. 'Ifme lSll'-K. AltTllltl'l'IS. 1UIKI MAT1.SM muli'ivil.. Got La. lamer luiuivr kiMnig iviin rvli.'l 11 AKIHOSLL. ThilU Wimj Uiuu, SHOP CHARLIE'S for Air Tight Heaters Coal Heaters Wood Heaters Electric Heaters Stove Pipe and Etc, CHARLIE'S NEW and USED 201 East Franklin Ph. 1858 NO PARKING TROU1SLES GOOD USED No. 1 lumber, 6" center match and 6" drop siding $;0 a thousand while it lasts. Number 1 dimension 2x8, 10x10, 4x14 5U0 per thousand. O'DAY'S SALVAGE & SUPPLY YD. Ph. (it. 141 Miscellaneous Wanted WANTED TO BUY Used Furniture, Heaters, Appll- nnciic Pnou Ranmia b'.f iv Hi f It- est Caah 1'rices Paid. Ph. litil); MR. KAUNliOc RAINEY'S FURNITURE 1173 Wall St. 147 Pump; Sales & Serv. LET US SOLVE your Irrigation and pump pixiWeins. NEWTON PUMP &. IRRIGATION CO., Ph. 1L, Redmond. IbU Apartment a lor Rent WAIIEK MUTEL: 3 ana 4 rmim coiluicii. Uuutwi'l. UUilliiti Paul. Kivctiunu avuu ante. Low wevKly and muiiUuy iuuii. t'lHJUU Jil. UlTUWN LOCATION. Kumtsiud mt-nl. avullulile UecembL'i' SOUTH CITY LIMITS MOIKL,. 1 or 2-beUroom, electric kitchen, i. qpts. Steam heat. Utilities paid Winter raU-s by week or mouth. t.-j(;K ItKNT at Cnsa ite Mulel. illrtllM. IH1I- ushmif iHcliillen. liy week uiiy fac-ilJUei nil. In NEWIJVNIVS AI'AHT- MKM'S. 1T6 K. lrvin. lwne l.i'JJ. CLEAN. Fl ll.MSIfKI. 3 n-iiri aimitnii'fil. I Ml I n vii n. I'm me i jj-iv. 161 Houses lor Rent FIJItNISHEI) hiuw. fin- lii.liiHii Kli-' titi uiiy 'niii'ii. mi ..-iiit'llt. lus. RJ3 Hill St. & hardwood floors lor the price a home completely furnished. util rm. hdwd firs. Only 3 years in Ihis east side home. Heat run ivianoeany paiicnnu ami pi.ui- Transmission. A clean Aulomotiite. nice size beiirooms. AUaclied dbl.,,. id. Only $!):. 1 us is a iiuy ai yj.juu. . ..... floors and the anancement ot tn':OK Showroom 720 Wall St. irnr, eHuippcu ioi ioij, uuui- jii,i.iii. perimeter heat. 3 bilnns. Irs liv1 carpet throughout. One ol me on 161 Houses for Rent' NO REASONABLE REQUEST DE NIED! Money in minutes to re liable patties. JjC to JJ.000. One caU service. COJ-JIERL'IAL 1N- DUS1RIAL FINANCE OURP. Ph. itiil, 315 Greenwood Ave., Bend. ONK HKDltOOM UOUSK. luinlshod Ailulm. i ix'ts. Near I'lislofllvv. Wauir and tfailianti paid, fhuiie 1651-M. UIEA1. KUK COUPLE. Cw oiw ln-.lw'm. lurulnli.'d hiiust'. Nnwly TXU'uraU'd. vtiill In v.nll niKS. walklriK iliitlam't.' Iim luwn 6A liwalh. Call 161U-K. 162 Rooms; Room & Board HKIJKOO.M FOR MKS ONLY. Clone In, HIS W. Ill HOARD AND ROOM. Ilnmccookcd mvalH. o .nil. warm roonui vloia In: ujultn now mnnuiit'rju'nt. Delavval ttolcl MU Uflawaiv, iiltune 120-W. 168 Other Rentals MOVING? Save 50 per cent. Vie BEE HIVE U DRIVE TRUCKS. GRAFFENBERGERS SERVICE Mi So. 3rd St. Phone 10-11. lll'SINKSS LOCATION on Hluhway next to Canllol Cloanort. Amuli; lli't iNtiKlnii. I'tioiie Bill. 170 Houses for Sale LKAVINl, TOWN. Must Bi'lt 4 ivdiMom Ihiumi. B aotva iwstuio. mono 2lllt'J'3. r82RearEstato Wanted" WILL GIVE 11000 cash for ytmr equity in l tHtlniom Immt'. iimimc your liwt. Wntf Ik'iid HulU-tm lkx 1U6-A. 189 Real Estate Display ACREAGE FOR LEASE: lW) Acres, fi8 water, home & out buildings. $750.00 year. STROUT REALTY "The Grcatestame In EartrT BEND REALTY -t?,"0 CALL US FOR Really needs. For ait -your Realty Needs, see R. D. KERR, Ileal Estate Phone 2215-Ottice 783-J Homo Arnie 1759-W OWNER TRANSFERRED will sell his equity in this modern 3 room home, it's clean as a pin. Nice lot with lawn and shade trees, good garage. S325U.00, $700.00 will handle. DbDHEY-HILTON REALTORS 1050 Bond Ph. 1327-W Jean Hawthorne 2212-J-I5 LFINE QUARTER SECTION in Fort Rock Valley level, on main road. Electricity available $15.00 per acre, cash. DUDREY-HILTON REALTORS 1050 Bond Ph. 1327-W DEAL OF THE DAY PARTLY FURNISHED, 3 rooms and bath, oil heat, wired lor range, electric water heater, Venetian blinds. East side loca- tion. S''6u0. buy equity at Sti15,l Balance per month. 1 GILBERT'S REAL ESTATE I une ahatt Dy l"er cnBm Th iols Wall Ph. 10481 CONVEYORS ' ,' 190 Automobile Display CENTRAL OREGON MOTORS "A-1" Used Car Lot Ask for Art Across from Bruin Field So. U7 Phone 1333 W WIN A NEW DODGE EVERY YEAR FOR LIFE! Most Exciting Prize in History! 4 Big Chances to Win A Winner A Week " FOR 4 WEEKS! For Details See Hunnell Motors DodgePlymouth SPECIALS 1052 udson Hornet Four Door Radio, Heater, Automatic Sedan. TOU'NE MOTORS Packard Willys Want A Good Used Car? See Rend Garage Company Chevrolet-Cadillac Dealer rimii ol - l Home of "OK Used Cars OK j()t E.Greenwood Ave, YOU SHOULD SEE THEM! ! We mean some of the "banged up" cars our body shop "turns . Thp wnr tn(,v ,i0 s nothing shn o( MIRACULOUS . . .and when they're through Ihe cus- (imor knows that n "personal interest' lias gone Into the Jon because you never know the car had lieon damaged. A sinnll dent or ... a malnr hodv loh ... we have the equip- meiit and the "know how" to do tile JOB RIGHT! HAVE YOI'R BODY WORK 1XJNK AT WARD MOTOR CO. Pontine C...M.C. 2 B Safe Buy Safe FITZPATRICK LINCOLN-MERCURY 424 L Thiid PUBLIC : AUCTIONS AUMSVILLE ! LUMBER zi COMPANY: Buildings and z- Equipment Aumsville, Ore. : (12 Miles East of Salem ; on Highway 222) ', Wed., Nov. 23 t 11:00 a.m. : Lunch on the Grounds i MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT -' BURNER Phelps 40' panel burner. BLOWER-24" belt drive. '" PUMP Jacuzzi well pump with 5 HP motor. 72"x32" - tank and sauare O Dumplrur - panel. 1 POND SAW Drag sow type ZZ (B) V-belt drive. LOG DUMP HOIST Single ' drum, roller chain drive to " Ford C-Cylinder gas engine tlirough truck rear end. - ' LOG LIFT Well type; three strand ii2, aiui-itiction Dear-"" lugs on sliaft. CANTING GEAR Single drum v-ueit arive. NIGGER Mechanical, bar 6', ueu urive through truck rear , end. CARRIAGE FEED Friction operated from main line shaft -HEADRIG Steel husk, top & uuifin niiwi aiiu-ii luiiuii . liearings. HAND GU.MMER Shop made.- EDGER 6"x44": A Saws mov. able, stub lever type, double-"" . inleed and double outfeed " , rolls, anti friction bearings -and power on shifter shaft. ' All rolls chain driven. J TIMBER CUT . OFF SAW ' Steel frame, 78" arm, V-belt ' drive. . ' WELDER Wilson Hornet - '' 200 A. ' . ROLL CASES Infeed to Edger Steel, tnhlo, 4-4Mix44", 1-3x36 ball bear., , dead. Outfeed from Edger 54V4x44", - antifriction bearings, roller chain drive from edger. ' TRANSFERS From 1st sec- ' Hon rolls to edger infeed rollsV" .. skid Hit, 3 No. H74 chains, 1057. - Burner 78x0x114" chain 260' ; lumr, 14" Skookum flights spaced every 5', S drive. . " Underhead Rig II 74 Chain 16' Long, sleel chute. Roller chain-, drive. MATERIAL HANDLING . EQUIPMENT Feed Table Steel frame, 5 roll, roller chain drive and anti friction bearings. Gerlinger Model 4 MHS Scr. 7(15. 14,000 lb. cap. Planer Berlin No. D4-X with shop made top profile. 6-knife fivIV1 miiiiH hmiH Blower No. 50 20" Intake, 20" k. exhaust. Dlrncf driven by G.E. 10 1I.P. motor. t 'j Conveyor Belt 29'x8" belt drive. Green Chain 4-No. 1174 87 : long. Chain drive thru Jack, shaft. Swing Saw Irvinglon model ' B wilh 2 IIP 1800 motor. Cyclone 6' Diameter Pipe 18" X 150', ELECTRIC MOTORS (3 Phase 60 Cycle 410 Volts! -" H.P. MAKE TYPE RPM Century GE U.S. ' 1S00 1S00 1800 1200 3000 1200 1200 . 1800 900 ' 84 1800 ' 3000 720 5 5 K . K 5 GE 7Vj Century 10 GE . K 10 Century SC fit) GE K 75 FM QZK 1 Sterling - Gil 5 GE K 10 GE K 100 AC SWITCHES Disconnect Switches 15 - 30 ' Amp. 5 (id Amp. I 100 Amp. ,', 3 . 200 Amp. 2 - 400 Amp. 1 600 Aran. Magnet ic Switches - 3-30 Amp. 2 1 Amp. 3100 Amp. LINE STARTER One 50 HP . WIRE GOITER-6 feet. BUSS GUTTER -18 'X72" COMPENSATOR 'i'wo Culler Hammer, 100 H P. ; TRANSFORMER Three, dry,. S KVA 4-10 lo 1 10 220 V. SWITCH One Panel Mercury; Trim Switch. Miscellaneous start and stop switches, wiring fixlurcs and conduit. PLANER RirPING ATTACH MENT 2 Saw SAWS -4 54" Inserted toolh 4 '2 x 7. 2 48" inserted tooth - 4 !i x 7. 7 30" trim saw blades. MISCELLANEOUS Calculator Kriden Automatic Check Protector Motorcycle 1!M9 Indian Scout All buildings, conveyors, saw dust hunker, flifcks, and hun dreds of other items too numer ous lo mi ntlon. C. W. Wright Owner Phone Salem 4 3131 - Col. E. L Giilaspie : Auctioneer Gl.-j S. 251 h St. Ph. 4 7374 Salem. Orc-in RUBY GILLASPIE. Clerk Terms: Ca-ih Wrilc or phone for further illlOI'lU'llluil,