The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, December 06, 1955, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text7 The Bend Bulletin, Tuesday, s.csv;', 'r xssrT i "TAKE THAT THING AWAY FROM ME" Little Mike Sanford, 1, left, doesnt want to get too close to the trunk of this elephant in Atlanta, Ga. The friendly circus pachyderm was on A good-will visit to an Atlanta orphanage, where young Mike lives. Harmon Proud fo Be Member Of 'Les Amis d'Escoffier' V By HAKMAX W. MCHOI.S United Press Stuff Corrtpoiulciit WASHINGTON (UP) I will have you know I am a member in good standing of a society called "Ees Amis d'Escoflier." I never met August Escoffier, the famous French chef who was born in 1S-16 and went to his re ward in 1935. But we were kin of a so;-t. He loved to cook and I al ways have loved to stuff my mid dle with rich foods. "Les Amis d'Escoffier," in case vou aren't up on your high school French, means "The Friends of Escoffier." Once a year, in many cities of the world, hotel mana; ers and chefs fight to see what fine meals they can put out in hon or of the granddaddy of the meat, sauce and ladle trade. Nobody ever wins, but every Griffin Burned In Effigy at Two Southern Schools By KICIIOIjAS C. CIIK1SS ATLANTA (UP) Students at Emory University and the Univer sity of Georgia, angered because a new segregation sports policy will hurt Georgia teams reputa tions, burned Gov. Marvin Grifiin in effigy on two fronts late Mon day night. They were the third and fourth institutions to burn the governor in effigy siice Griffin asked the State Board of Regents to pre vent Georgia Tech from meeting Pittsburgh, which has a Negro plaver, in the Sucar Bowl The new demonstrations broKC out a few hours after the rogen's, adopted a compromise racial pol icy that will allow Tech to play in the Sugar Bowl Jan. 2, but prob ably bar state-supported schools from future integration in South ern football games. j There was widespread fear thai1 the new policy would doom boln Georgia and Georgia Tech, which together have been to 11 major bowl games in the past 15 years, as national football powers. Georgia Students Protect Some 500 University of Georgia students, who usually save their wrath for rival Tech in sports com petition, held a sympathy demon stration late Monday night on the Athens, Ga., campus and burned the governor in effigy. About the same time, some 25 persons burned an. effigy of the governor on the library steps at i Kmory University, a McthodUt suported college in Atlanta, which fields no football team. Athens police took into custody about 15 Georgia students as they turned their demonstration into a mild parity raid after their march downtown and the effigy burning. Shortly after Gov. Griffin asked the regents to take action against Tech last Friday, some 2.000 Tech stmlrnts burned the governor in! effiev at least six times, marched on the state capitol and then dem onstrated in front of the executive mansion. Mercer Students Demonstrate Students at Mercer University, - a Baptist-supported srhnol in Mi con, Ga.. also had burned the gov ernor in effigy. Thc regents adopted on a vote of U to 1 Monday the new rule which would enforce srgreca'ion in the stands and on the field of sports events played in Georii. The policy stated that in future contracts by state colleges no game conditions shall exist repug nant to the "laws, customs and traditions of thf host state." That would let Georgia teams play in other prions where there t is no segregation or "do as lh? Romans do." as Gov. Griffin put ( it. But teams from those regions, could not pay return visits to Gcor-j cia without leaving their Negro, players home, which they prob ably would uot do. December 6, 19S5 3- i hotel manager in active member ship puts a bun under his- head chef to sec that there is a lot of good stuff under the glass and fluid flowing without interruption into glassware of various size. Wine, mostly. First one of these things I ever1 attended was in Minneapolis, Minn. I believe ' that Cedric Ad ams, a columnist for the Register and Tribune papers, and I were the first newspapermen ever tuck a bib with the high and mighty of the society. Huge Bibs There we sat, Ced and I, feeling a little silly in bibs four feet square, and with nothing to do but eat through course after course of fattening stuff for four whole hours. There were no speeches at these gatherings at the grub board, and there are no speeches now, either. I Everybody is supposed to dip the proper fork into each new dish that comes along and bow a head in memory of the famous French man. That night back there in 1936. I think it was, wound up with the wealthy hotel managers gathered around a crap table and begin- .ning a simple little crap game at 51000 a lick. Cedric and I- left. Well, a recent one of these an nual affairs was held at the Sher aton Carlton Hotel here. The menu started out the same all guests are equal. It said at the beginning that "There will be no guest of honor. Members and guests will sit where they please. . napkin" must be tucked in the col lar, .smoking forbidden up to the time dessert is served. -A person who smokes while eating does not deserve the title of 'gourmet' Minks Made From Gas And Water? NEW YORK (UP) Now they're making mink out of gas and water and orlon and a pinch 01 salt, salt, did you say? Salt was precisely what he said. a text ile engineer reassured a doubtful onlooker at the first fash ion show of man-made mink coals here this week. It Is one of the ingredients of dyncl, which along with orlon makes up the mink-like fur fabric to be called "mutation." The frankly phony mink looks surprisingly like the real thing. Voluminous coats covered the; fashion show models from hems to ear lobes in mink-like luxury.1 The average price was around $125. Man-made mink follows intro duction of a benver-like fabric called o'llrgro, and will in turn be followed by man-made chin chilla. All are orlon- dyncl com bination fabrics, cleverly dyed to resemble the real thing. "Mink is the Utopia of fur5!. said Harry Fleisher, head of Ihe ! research team for Princeton Knit Una Mills, which experimented for four years to create the man made copy. "We said we would do it four years ago, but wo had our tongues in our cheeks a little bit. We kept on trying because people Kept asking us for it. It has n more chance of rc- placing real mink than a rhine- j stone has of becoming a girl's best friend. In fact, the developers think it will only nvke us more real mink conscious. "We'll bo able to da things with our mink, like sweaters find b-ith ine suits, that women win get a Irir'-lr nut nf " Vlnichcr iirl "AnH there are always plenty of women who will want to get the very! same thing in real mink." I It's going to be a great solution for stiarddaddyless working tjirls and pr men's darlings. There is so far only one major drawback, It won't be ready in any significant - J quantity in time for this year's iUuitma& bhuypci.., Beef Producers Set Attendance At Convention Special to The Bulletin PRINEVILLE A number of Oregon beef producers will takej part in the 59th annual convention of the American Cattlemen's Asso ciation, tq be held in New Orleans, Jan. 9-11. The announcement is made by Ed Coles, secretary of the Oregon Cattlemen's Associa tion, whose offices are in Prine ville. Coles reports that Garland Mea dor. Prairie City, who is president of the state association, will head the group. Meador is also a mem ber of the national organization's general council. Other Oregon ranchers and cat tle leeaers who are serving as members ot national committees include Robert Lister and Harry Stearns, Prineville; William Kit- tredge and Henry Gerber, Klam ath Falls; Walter Schrock, Bend; J. C. Cecil, O. D. Ilotchkiss and Harley Ilotchkiss, Burns, George B. Russell, Vale; William Southworth, Seneca; Larry Wil liams, Canyon City; Herman OH- ver and Joe Oliver, John Day; Lo- ren Miller, Fort Klamath, and El- lis Edglngton, Sisters. PHONE IN YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS THE BEND BULLETIN The Bend Bulletin (Weekly) 1903-1931. The Bend Hullelin (Dally) F.ut. 1916. Published hvery titemo.m Kerpt Sun day and Certain Holidays by The Bend Bulletin. 736 - 73& wall street. Bend. Oregon. By Mall in Oreion One Year 11 00 Six Month 6.00 Three Months 3.:6 Hy Mull Outride of Oreiion One Year 12.00 Six Months 6.50 Throe Months 3.73 Br Carrier One Year 15.00 Six Months 7.50 One Month t'A SINGLE COPY 5c ise notify us of any chanso of ad dress or failure to ri-reiv lliu paper reg ularly. All suhw-riptlons are DUE and PAYABLE IN ADVANC E. BULLETIN CO RR ESI ON DENTS Madras Bob Barber Phono 2275 Kcdmond Mrs. Marina, stranahan Phone 5:1 Pnneviiie Elsie Miksche Phone 512 Eastern Star Mrs. Waller Pilchard Phone 2301-W Sisters Miss Sara Hewitt Phone 3432 1 Tumalo Mrs. A. I Christopher Phone 600-L Want Ad Rates and Information 4 Timr for 1Im rrtcr of 3 Very L-jw Hates fur Monthly Ada 1 2W S6-7-" WonlH Timv Times Times I'P In 13 .75 1.50 Ji.TS. J4 thru is i.iio in 3.67 19 Ihnj 13 1.25 2.30 4 60 2i thru & 1.50 Z.ttO 5.50 I'n-pi. Cash or mi thin 7 days. PHONK VOI R WANT ADS TO THE BKND BULLETIN. PHONE 56 Ad icrHvfd before 5 pm. will appear in inc roiiiiwinK day s iwp'i The tin lldln rcBervrn ihr ri trh t flassify. edit or reject any Wfinl ad copy and will Ik; rcionKltle for only one In irreci pulillr-alion of any want ad. Put) adjustment of error will be made by one added inseruon ol Uie corrected ad vet Uwmfnt. Want ads in The Kutlctfn are arranaod for the hcnMil of the reader, and are classified into the folkrwlng groups; andi:nckmknts i m is Lout A Pound. Meetings. Penuxials. Spe-i ciai .vtue, rtr. ArTrjMOTIVE Ao" Wantt-d and for ule. Arreasorlcs. U-rdy Work. Service Stations, etc. ,Hi;SINKSS SEIIVICBS to 71 Ap.illatMfi. Bulldlnn. Carpt-niry, Elect rt taL palntiTif. I'lumhlnst. I'phnlstortrjf, etc. KMPIAIYMKT m to 84 Help Wanted, Baby Sillers, Situations wanted, etc. FINANCIAL 90 to OT Uusinfls Opprrtuni!i?s, Inveslnu-nts, Mon ey U lwn. dr. I KSTKIXTION 1OT In JM Home 'instruction. Srh'"!s. Sr"il Clasfccs LIVESTOCK A PETS 111 t 119 Otttle & Horses, Poultry it Kahbitt. pets. tic. MISCELLANEOfS 121 lo -JS3 AprMianri's, Farm Produ'-'i.. Fuel Wid. Mlr for Sale it Wan"'d. eU;. RENTAUS IM to W Aixrlmonta. tlniru-i. Hximt. WantL-d lo 'Rent, rtr. REAL ESTATE Itanchi;. Lots 1 Lost and Found DARK rrtKEf BILL:-"OLI lost down'own. Has tdcniifi'-ation PlrJiw trim tn lo Po ller SaM'n or Uu'fe'm KKWAffl): 1 1 Personals; Spi. Notices EMiiRioEKr PILLjw' CASEA U towels. stuffj--l ty, aunn. rVivekUc ." J!r?l p"irJan Chun ii Ouxaur. isoiujda, Dec. Ill, 8 a-(11. lo a.Jfi p a RUHS Releases Honor Roll List Special to Hie Bulletin REDMOND The first nine weeks of school at Redmond union high school shows a fair-sized hon or roll, released this week by as sistant principal Clayton Norton. Averages of 1.0 were attained by Jo Coyner, Lee Donnell, Brenda Eakin, Beverly Fox, Karen Lantz, Jerrv Lear. Carol Lindstrom. James VcCormick, William Mas- sey, Kay Parkinson Donna Riser, Elda Schoonover and Ann Smyth. With 1.2 averages are Dariee Epps, Ted Kromer, Courtney Lantz, George - Pedcn and Janet Veach. Those with 1.4 are Nancy Ackley, Gary Baker, Ralph Bees ley, Ann Christy, Calvin Craig, Doreen Cyrus, Honora Daugherty, Greta Farlow, Eileen Irby, Lora Jordan, Linda Latta, Susan Latta, Patricia Miller, Jacquie Nickel, Jack Powell, Sharon Rector, Dick Resare, Marilyn Retherford Lor ence Simonsen, Margie Trueax and' Myrna Widoner. Nancy Hart man has 1.5. , Averages of 1.6 were earned by Loreta Barkdoll, Robert Barnett, Lorraine Bates, Glen Duncan, Wil bur Durfee, Jane Elliott, Claron Ferguson, Phillip Hector, Barbara Henske, Kathie Hirsch, Sondra Hubbell, Korleen Kraft, Judy Lisius, Velma Lynds, Les Miller, Tamara M'ller, Jan Parkey, Joan Peck, Peggy Peterson, Gary Tittle, Frances Trueax, Paul Wolf and Darrell Woolhiser. The following had 1.8 averages: Sandra Absher, Leanna Barkdoll Mary Carter, Marilyn Cobban, Don Ehrlich, Georgia Elliott, Shirley F rakes, Joe Freedman, Sally Gil- lispie, Becky Gillmouth, Carol Gohrke, Donna Grubb, Shirley Harvey, Gary C, Hill, Steve Kas- serman, James Klukkert, Curt Lantz, Chris Lewis, Vivian Lynds, Robert Massey, George Nance, Gail Parker, Robert Powell, Wil liam Resare, Betty Rippec, Mar- Caret Roberts, Mildred Smith, Jean Stanton, Frances Swanson and Leona Whitehead. WOODEN SIDEWALKS MUSKEGON, Mich. (UP) Mus kegon's last remaining wooden sidewalks, relics of the days when this was the world s lumbering cap ital, will be replaced soon with cement walks. Old records show that in 1907, a "depression" year here, police had quite a time keep- ing residents of one neighborhood from breaking up the sidewalks lor firewood. 11 Personals; Spl. Notices BEND GARDEN CLUB will hold a Green sale. uec. 9 and 10. 135 Minnesota Ave., Wreaths, Swass. and nuacollaiiL-uuK Items. Open 10 a.m. CIRCLE 2 of the Catholic Altar Society will sinsor inh1 and fancy work sale Saturday. December 10, at Sander s Flow- Shi p, 9 a,m. lo 4 p.m. fcLCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS wUI help you overcome your annwng problem. Attend Monday. Friday night; Jf;30, Brooks HalL Episcopal church: jr write PXj. liO". 181. WILL PERSON who was drivintt red Irurk and Ktoptvd to put chains n EnKt of Government Camp on Octolwr 31. I!s5. at the time truek and trailer hit two men who were putting chains on auio- mobilc. please rail CAimol 7-U'SL ltd or write U2i S.W. 5U Ava Port land. Oregon. If you fail to receive your Bend Bulletin by 6:30, Telephone b6 and a copy will be sent to you by special carrier. 13 Convalescent- Care BOARD AND ROOM for the agi-d. Pleaaant home and rnd food, best ot care. Mrs. hmma u borne, 636 Colorado. Phone 913 R. 23 House Trailers BILL ANDERSON MOBILE HOME SALES 3(6 Bumside phone 77 30 Used Cars for Sale 1317 CHRYSLER 4-door. e cmflitlon. Ck-an. radio. 6R. 1.416 OLfiSMtmiLE 6 S.-.lam- te. Radio, lotor, ha1(-r. good Urcs. excelk-nt i E. 8th. iX)U THE BVST USED CAR DEAL IN TOWN SEE BILL ERASER MOTORS 1.14 Greenwood Phone 700 1S5S CHEVROLET. 4-4.or, Slatlon Wason. Radio, ht-atcr. 329 OinitreitM. phone l.W. 32 Used Trucks Trailers PLENTY OK lirKtre. All make;-'-, X: I l'-n DESCHUTES CENTER. I'hone iscn-w-s. PICKL'I. Good e.jndi 13W KORI) PirKI.'P. 11 ft. insulated truek body. 1911 KoriJ, IS ton lruk, 24 It. imr!r ale aeml Whi.moii !(nwn llfi tranttmiminn and 2-.iptfd axle. Would nmiilder iradinz lor laio mod.l pukup or car. 517 Woodland lilvd. 34 Automobiles Wanted CASH FOR YOUR CAR. JEEP or; PICKUP paid for or not ,OM ear or cash or both for you equity. GEORGE'S USED CARS 5th & "G" St., Redmond Ph. 595 59 Sbf vices Ottered DEAD SrOCK remm-d free. Cow ho;sos, calves, ho-s. shefp. REDMOND RENDERLNG CO Ph. 441, colipct. OIL FORCED AIR HEATING. We specialie in all tyrs of Shi Mrtal WfH-k. BEND SHEET METAL, phone V. SNOW PLOWING. Motels, S'-TVHfe stations, etc. fhone T-J. 64 Plumbing & Heating BftOWN FURNACE & SHEET METAL. Bring your heaang prob lems to us. f none a. 66 Radio; TV Sales & Serv. OWNER OF WESTINU HOUSE TV has moved rrom Ueitd and has left with Glenn Grew for sole. Only uwd for 3 month. Nuw price wu Kt6. Will Mil lor call wjs-k- ii intert-sted. PHILCO & HOFFMAN TV Authorized Dealer Radios and Hi-Fi Equipment R1ES RADIO 624 Franklin Ph. 801 RADIO .- TV TUBES Complete stock tor all radios Philoo and Other Makes BEND FURNITURE COMPANY 70 Septic Tnics, Cess Tools CARTER SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Install ieptlc tanks niuMMj( payment!. 82 Male Help Wanted BOYS who want to earn their own money. Put in your application for a Bulletin route. Boys 12-15 only. AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN WANTED No experience necessary. Lead ing Chevrolet dealership, unlim ited earning opportunities. Com plete sales program. Prefer men with some sales experience or experience in meeting public. Contact Jess. Turner, Sales Man ager. CONROY Chevrolet Co. Phone 5671 Prineville, Ore. 'WHY WORK FOR OTHERS WHEN PRE- SENT CONDITIONS MAKE IT EASY TO HE ON YOUR OWN? A REAUY-MAUe! H7 YEAR REFUTATION FOR YOU IN A WATKINS DEALERSHIP NOW AVAIL ABLE. WE PROVIDE CAPITAL. WHITE KUH INFORMATION TO THE J, R WATKINS COMPANY. 3903 BROOKLYN AVfcNUE. SEATTLE 5. WASHINGTON. 84 Situations Wanted RELIABLE AND CAPAltLE Woman wiuiIn nLuewim nave references. Nu Sutur day calls Phone 1463-W. VETERAN STUDENT needs work. Full or win lime- Married, Kelurences. Phone HOUSEWORK OR HOUSEKF.KPINf, 2 or a men. maid work, urouery or alore cicric I'hone H3.--K, CAPABLE. RELIABLE WOMAN wants Work. What do you need done? Phone 110 Cattle & Horses REGISTERED HEREFORD SALE 70 Hend. 32 c-uws bred back to reuulnr1 bull JI25. Calf by aide 17&.. Weaned Heller 5T&. A 1st i 2'M year ReuUtctvd held bun, Larry Domino Tone I'D. A l any port. E. H. Lcsiiard. Ht. 1. Box ltM. liums HiKtiway. 3 miles East of Hend. 15 HEAD HOLSTEIN HEIFERS from hitch producing herd. 1 lo 2 year old. Phone 2111-J-X GOOD SADDLE HORSE. Saddle and hii- diu included. Reasonably priced. Phone 1015-J. 5T 112 Pets of all Kin RANCH PKT SHOP Monkey -Tropical Fish Payiama Parrots wiiium-B ofiuLini mi funiKeuia. wtsi. Ciiuf and all iet mi p Mies. 1st Iiouhc North Powell liuHe Granite, phone 73-R-5. RESERVE NOW for Christmas. Lovely ifokfrn and parU-colored cocker puppies. Phone 3116-W-2. 124 Poultry & Rabbits Wanted Live Poultiy Fresh Eggs BEND HXXi & POULTRY 740 E. First St. Ph. 855-J FRESH DRESSED, oven ready Turkeys. nens or loms. I'nonc 2101-J-2. TURKEYS! I ELDER Ranch 7 Miles North Old Redmond Hi way. Fill Your Lockers Now with these Big Toms 30c lb. live weight, 40c lb. N.Y. dressed Hens40c lb. live weight, 50c N.Y. dressed. Oven Ready $1.00 more. Ph. 2111-Wl 1X7 Livestock Wanted WANTED ALL KINDS of Livestock. With St Cunt! Prices. Will pick up at Ranch. .. J. Huston, Phone 737-W. 121 Appliances; HH Equip. RENT A SINGER Sewins maehuid or Singer Vneuum by the month. Call 1825. SINGER SEWING CEN-I TER. V6 Minnesota. - 132 Farm Products POTATOES -will deliver Monday and Fri day. Cnmvliite. Rt. :i. tx ifit. nnnh side Pilot llutte. Hume aifC-W-l. 133 Fuel & Wood HEAVY TIMBERS. $10 sinU', $19.."i0 double Itwd. CASCADE TRANSPORT, Phone 1I2-J. I DRY UM)Y W-XII). Will drtiviY In lb tul. Rwimoiwi. Sis! em. I'rwme lUtvi, ai.H. ItOUY WXD. any lenglh. Phine 21I5R 134 Specials at The Stores Winter's Coming New Wood Circulating Heaters CLAJIL UUI fKlUJui! $39.50 Stpve Pipes Stove Boards Copper Tube NEW & USED Bend Supply Co. 922 Bond SPECIAL! 3 Only JohrtRon Sea Horse Outboard Motors New 1955 Regular $218.00 Now 20 Off. EVANS FLY CO. Phone 813 J AltT SI'PPI.IES Npw iMpmrnt of fliiuilws lo pafnl. IMrd pninurfl rn. Ti-MHi- iwinlm;, jifl'tiTr,ii BPd ui.rill.'i. MA HH A f I ET" S ST I . DIO i ill n. t-mnKiin. rttin- 6'I-W. NEW STOCK JUST ARRIVED Floor liimpK ;in'l twhln lamps a' SINNARD'S FURNITURE, .Jih Ac Evcrrt-nn, Rfdmond. USED GENERAL, ELECTRIC Por ttihln Rarlio in rxeellr-nt sh;nn'. HT)UK-VAN ALLEN STORE. imn .fir run it 'fl 134 Specials at The Stores V, PRICE SALE on India Brass. Plates, candy dishes, trays, etc. ALPINE GIFT HOUSE, So. 3rd Street. USED' GENERAL ELECTRIC Por table Radio in excellent shape. HOUK-VAN ALLEN STORE. TABLES $5.95 and up. BEND BARGAIN HOUSE, 2 Kearney across from depot. 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 FOR FREE APPRAISAL 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Phone 148-J TRI-CITY T.V. Bend 134 Minnesota TOYS TOYS1 TOYS Sleds - Tricycles - Wagons - Fire Engines - Dolls uames - Root ing Horses - Any Toy Made WS tiAVf. A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Toy Till Christmas! WESTSIDE HARDWARE Your Neighborhood Hardware Dealer. 1005 Galveston Phone 672 ALMOST NEW Wrought Iron Set tee $30. SINNARD'S FURNi TURE, 5th & Evergreen, Red mond. CHARLIES 201 E. Franklin You Will Find Christmas Hems - Such As HASSOCKS CARVING SETS STEAK KNIVE SETS FRENCH FRYERS GRIDDLE PAN FRYERS SALAD SETS TOASTERS - RADIOS ELECTRIC IRONS ELECTRIC BROILERS FLOOR & TABLE LAMPS TOYS - SLEEPING BAGS AIR MATTRESSES ALSO FURNITURE FOR A FAMILY GIFT! NO PARKING TROUBLE Check Our Prices'. PHONE 1858 CHARLIES First 135 Furniture; HH Goods FIVE PIECE CllttOME dinrtle set. pleee drop-leaf dinette scL One goidi'tt oak null el. one chest o( drawers, lull size Sfttimons lied and spilnas, ulher slws. Also nospltnl m-d. Uavfiio siu. Good oil henlt-r wllh fun. Plume Hl-l-ll afli't- a p.m. See merehandlNu anytime. 1H41 N. Hill St. 139 Miscellaneous for Sale SAVE MONEY on belts, billfolds, numei and riuinii equipment. KBKUS LKATltKlt SHOP. 156b Galvenlon. phone IU7-M. WE ARE PAYING PREMIUM PRICES for smooth, lecapablc tire casings. WILLIAMS TIRE SERVICE 183 E. Greenwood Ph. 12L6I 189 Real Estate Display THE LAND MART Real Estate & Insurance 811 Wall St. Phone 8S6 CarroH D. Pierce Realtor Bud Russell Assoc. Broker Hap Taylor Assoc. Broker After Hrs Phone: 1020 or 1667 For Action: List wllh Central Oregon's largest advertiser. Ollices in Bend, Redmond & Sisters Visit us In our new location at alc. We are now adequately equipped to handle your Real Estate & Insurance problems. DELUXE COUNTRY HOME 2 & dining area combined, 2 lor summiT use, liner glass & aium insui. I'ano, auacnea caraee. Young orchard, exceptional patented rose hushes. Range, relrig, drapes, Irr. system Included in price ol OWNEIl BUILT homo on easl ,i hdims, sep din rm, Youngstown Kit, heaiaiaior irpic. run bsmt that also has hcataiator fiplc. Wood or oil perimeter heat. Price SH.IKtl). DRAKE ROAD 3 bdrms & nursery. Vi baths. Ire llv rm. sep din rm, bsmt. Completely redecorated. New wall to wall carpet & drapes. Price SI4.000. 2 BDRMS & DEN or Knotty pine L.iv rm, sep din rm, utn rm, part bsmt, auto piikhi li ne. l.oc on E. 9th St. New wall to wall carKt. Price includes rcfrig. washer, elec ranee with A HOME YOU'LL ENJOY. Attractive 3 bdrm home. White ash floors, pIlMl for washer & dryer, insulated, Lennox piped fmc. Lifetime roof. Price $!l,7r0. 3 BDRMS - 2 BATHS Sep din wood pipwi fmic, insulated, good buv at S9,5(W. MOVE RIC1IT IN to tliis 3 bdrm to school, uin rm wnn trays, large gar with space lor work shno Price SH.fKiO. S7.V) down. IMMACl'LATK well kept 3 trict. Nice lawn 6t garden ON WEST 3RD 2 Ixlrrns. bsmt nardwooo ii'Ktrs. parage, rrice .;mhi. NEW LISTING 2 bdrm home wilh lull bsmt. large kit. Idrv trays, auto line. i.iKjd garage. Will consider trade tor J bdim home. Price $-1,230. Tins. BI'SINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSLVESS Bt.'ILDINt; 2 story bldg on Greenwood, ground floor leased. Price $18,500. DRY CLEANERS doing nice volume. 100 Ifienllon, equipment In A i snaiie. jno nnoiie cans MACHINE SHOP. Fully equipped. Masonry building wllh 3.7S0 sq. It. Ilixir space. 2 bdrm living Quarters, r ull price $31,- ICE CREAM PARLOR TNCOME PROPERTY 2 furnished atart ments :uid 3 Ixlrm .strictly modern home in A-l fM-aiii)n Kill I bsmt, Lennox piped We Itavc a choice RelectWm of farms &. Ig caltlo spreads, motels & business properties. Laitiiaul & dif dialed Willi Oregon, Caul. 6c Idalio Brukuiu. 139 Miscellaneous lor Sale WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED THE EXCLUSIVE CENTRAL OREGON DEALER FOR CROSLEY Television Refrigerators Ranges and Freezers. ' BENDIX Washers and Dryers and the Famous Duomalic. Trade in Your Used Furniture or Appliances, RAINEY'S FURNITURE Next to the Pilot Butte Inn Phone 1160 FOR SALE Used One Man Saws BEND CHAIN SAW AKTI1KIT1S, RHEUMATISM sufferer. Cot auto, lasitT , loimur Ittbiiitg puin rultti vvlUi AHTHOISUL, Till III WIjm Din. 2 WOOD FUKNACKS with blow ers, good condition. Bend Sheet Metal, 463. THAYER liAHY CAKK1AC.K: rvcioiytular, fulilltm ulny M'n uii cuslcrsi 1A) buse Stiurtuu acvontiun: Hmiu-l? prvas cam- em. 45. Willi flash atlAcrtmont anil F4.3 Graflex Oiilar letui; new Kuruna by 7 purtmit cumcm. 5 by 7 Solar en- laiifiT. tmii other phutoernnhlc euulp-- moiu; I toil A Howell 16MM movie iro- "i years old. like new. I'houe Kcu ' we at ML S. 13th, Redmond. 141 MiscMunouff Wanted HIGHEST SCRAP PR1UJ IN YEARS bring rr IN NC We will buy your used building mate rials, junk, batteries, metals and scrap iron. A pound or a car- loud. O'DAY'S SALVAGE & SUP PLY YD. Ph. 663. WANTED TO UUY: Good used 12 Ineh or Laiicor roeK saw. 1'lwne rnnevine SM7, eveninus. or wnic n. u. cuiuw. llox 716. Pnnevllle. WANTED TO BUY Used Furniture. Heaters, AppH- nnr-os Rues. Ranees. Etc. Hiuh- est Cash Prices Paid. Ph, 1160 MR. RAINEY RAINEY'S FURNITURE 1173 WaU St, 143 Musical SPINET PIANO. Famous make, perfect condition, wondrrtul luy. Rental terms. Credit Dept., KM Pearl St.. tlltfene. ALDRLDUE BABY GRVND Piana Used, A - 1 condition, Wonderlul Christmas gift. $Git5. We give S&H Green Stamps. BEND MUSIC CO., corner of Minnesota and Bond. ACCORDION CHRISTMAS Special. New llrsl nuHlliy Italian VAi buns, 2 switctius, luuul-tuiiod ivuus, an cold is, siau.iHi. j swlu-lK-s, hutid-luned reeds, all colors 3 wu-hiH--K!15. Life time Kunr aiitet.'. AH mnkus avallubk. Bank terms. private lesMitm-S7.au moiun. insu-umeiu. fumislUHL -Ted Mlket's Arcordlun School. 6ou E. ll!lh. phone 1606-R. WE BUY used pianos, free apprais als. BEND MUSiC CO. 901 BOND, phone 112. 147 Pump; Sales & Serv. LET US SOLVK your irrigation and pump problems. NEWIuN PUMP & IRRIGATION CO., Ph, 11, Redmond. 151 Sporting Goods I HAH MAONUM. nvxlel 711. Halvnr ope and nun case all Uk new. (15a hone mo-VJ. 160 Apartments for Rent FREE RENT fit Cnsu (irnndo Mulel. 1 l tun iiNiin. kllL'hcn uiwii imeniH. tun a ifitld, wafthliiH fad lilies, liy wcuk month. No phono lalltt. CLEAN, Kl.'RNLSHEl), Weitlonla Airt. imnu. Modern, clow in, oil hoot, kil auea. 1601 W. 3rd. LAVA MOTEL: 1 iijmilim-iil olid 3 leep- ln roomK wilh liuih. Neur talc. Kta wimilile ml in. No plume i'iilln. MMOKItN. 1 lH'drMiin. fuinlNlutl duplex apart mem. Klfclnt: rano, rtrliiitcntlor. oil hent, Biiraue. HUH E. tul. FlIltNISMEIJ, 3 room, mtMlem apartment. Laundry (ai-lllllc. rui-Ihiku Olid water 1mi Id. m month, as li-vttiK. 811 Wall Street, next to Polly's arres, city walnr. Larg. llv rm, kit bdrms, nrn. r.iec neat with rans pump, pipe fixtures & sprinkler 3j:.:yni. side wilh 1.4X8 set. ft. floor spare. den can be used as 3rd bedroom. center grille. Price SlSi.OH). rm, ulil rm, bsmt with fruit room, 2 car garage. East side loc, A home located on east side, close bdrm home In good residential dis spot. 2 lots. Price Sh.Y.yj. plM for washer, wood piped fmc, pieasc. n ice 5.jm..oii. line. Room for expansion. I'ricc 160 Apartments lor Bent UE.ND'S U&T futnlK-d. comaktely mod em. Auaumsiiu. fcuniAcc bmu. w Short or lun term. i4iM B. W on II. Hlnimity St. . WAIIEK MOTEL. S and 4 ruom ootlatfu. utratfes. uuuuec pud. (uiftMbone Jtiou-WK'kly-monUuy rau. intone 379. FURNISHED, SLNGLE Apartment. Kitri. eiiellc. shower, and mau waoonft uih Uvtice. W month. Phone 233D-J. SOUTH CITY LIMITS MOTKL L or 2 bedroom, eteetrlc kitchen apts. Steam heal. Utllllles paid. Wlnler mles hy week or munih. MODERN. FURNISHED CoUases. Light water, uartwue paid. AU. View iuoiei. Hiwy 97, South. NICELY FURNISHED Apartments, ulltt Uc paid. By week or montn. rnona ( 161 Houses Fox Rent 1 BEDROOM, 930 Newport. MODERN home. Iimuiru unlumlsoed huuto. Inquire 1 BLOCKS ftxmt hosiHtal4 room, com pletely furnished, very nny house. In cludlnK piano, also utility room and closed In buck, nurch. No children. Au tomatic heat. Carport. Phone 42-R. NO REASONABLE REQUEST DE NIED! Money in minutes to re liable parties. $50 to $2,000. One call service. COMMERCIAL IN DUSTRIAL FINANCE CORP. Ph. 2269, 315 Greenwood Ave., Bend, 162 Rooms; Room & Board BEDROOM FOR MEN ONLY. Close In, warm and Quiet. Private entrance. Phona Phono 3-J. 1448 W. Oat, 168 Other Rental! Mu,, Savo 50 Per rent. Use HKS HIVE U DRIVE TRUCKS. UKArr KN- .GER S skkvil'e so so. am m. rnona llMt. 1G9 Wantod to Rent WANT TO LEASE: Motel with option to buy. Experienced coupt.', uena uuueun ivix va n. WANTED TO KENT or buy; S bedroom home. Rental In good enmiiuon. iurcnase variable. Reply BuUetlij Box 122-A. WANTED TO LEASE for S years: 8 bed room, unturnlshea no use. rnono m-a. Redmond. 189 Real Estate Display Gilbert's PART FURNISHED. 3 rms A bath. Venetian blinds, wrd for range, elect water tnk, oil heat, lot 100X140. $2600.00 with $675.00 down, bal $35.00 per mo. TOTAL. PRICE $2150.00 with $500 dn. One bedrm mdn on 60 X100 ft lot with garden plot. 3 BEDRM Mdn with sep dining nn, enr lot, sts paved. $3500.00 with $1000.00 dn. 2 Mi BEDRM Mtln with elect rnnge ix trash burner. Clean, roomy, 2 fenced loti improved, Ig garage. $ti2U0.00 with terms. LISTED PRICE $14,500.00. No reasonable otter reiusea on fine old 4 bedrm mdn roomy home. New oil furnace, fire-' place, dishwasher, corpeui, good locution. Li&tingvWanoti GILBERT'S REAL ESTATE' 10J5 Wall. Ph. 19-16' NEAT AND CLEAN. 1 bcdixwm home Living Room. Kitdlcn, Batii, nice view. $1500 furnished or Ji:oo uiifurnished. U0O0 down, balance SO per niontli. DUDREY-HILTON REALTORS 1050 Bond Ph. 1327-W Jean Hawthorne 2212-J-5 M1DSTATE REALTY CO. ... Realtors, - 106 Minnesota Fh. 495 Perfect for Large Family 3 bedrooms and another in bas ment. Step saver kitchen and dining nrea. Attached double garage. Only $9,-100. Terms. Close in Apts. Vi units ol good brick and stucco Construc tion. All rented, bringing $THQ per mo. Selling for $25,000 with terms. SEE STROUT REALTY FOR REALTY NEEDS STROUT REALTY "The Greatest Name In Earth" For ail your Realty Needs, see R. D. KERR, Real Estate Phone 2215-Office 7H3sJ Home Arnie 1759-W 190 Automobile Display Smell Something?. IT MAY BE YOUR MONEY BURNING! Don't let worn Piston Rinas waste your gas and oil and- rob your engine of its power. Let us install a set of CM factor ap proved PISTON RINGS, WARD MOTOR CO.; Oregon at Lava Rd. Phone IMS ALL CARS - WINTERIZED Hunnell Motors Dodge & PH. Plymouth 26 . SPECIAL"? lfllD OLDSMOBILE V3 Sedan $1X5. Radio, heater, Hydrainatic transmission. TOWNE MOTORS Packard Willys CENTRAL OREGON MOTORS "A-1" Used Car Lot Ask for Art Across from Bruin Field So. 97 Phone 1333-W 2BSafe-Buy Safe Fitzpatriclc CONTINENTAL LINCOLN MERCURY 424 So. Jrd. F-ii. 2394