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The Bend Bulletin, Wed.,
S J ill).- ; Sr5!
"WAITRESS" ON WHEELS An electric train has replaced
waitresses at a recently opened coffee shop in Vienna, Austria.
Here a customer gets speedy service as the train, running on a
track fixed to the wall, delivers her order. The bill is paid on
the return trin
They Wade Through Program
Ideas Pouring in Each Year
NEW YORK (UP) "I have an
. idea for a television show," the
letter started. . .
"First you paint the floor of
the studio In large squares like a
checkerboard. Then you ge( 2i
midgets. Twelve of the midgets
you dress in black and 12 ui
white. . ."
T.ie ni 1 sg u i derl missile, the
brainstorm of a TV addict who
seemed to have blown some tubes,
landed in the lap of NBC's Ross
Donaldson. It is Donaldson ami
his weary staff of 11 who wade
through the mountainous pile of
more than 3000 jn'uiiiv-m idea:
that pour into the network each
year.
Most, sad to say, wind up in
the vvastebasket.
Writer Gathers
Some Interesting
Facts on Fires
By HKXKY MINOTT
United Tress Stall Correspondent
BOSTON (UP) You don't have
to rub two Boy Scouts " togell'er.jnj
sicti i a in i".
But you can achieve the same
pffect with a pair of woolen sock.
and a pair of plastic bedroom
slippers.
In fact, friction between sorks
and slippers actually started a fin?
in a suitcase in an auto trunk nt
Clinton, Ky. That's just one of
many fire curiosities of the past
year reported today by the Nation
al Fire Protection Association,
with headquarters here. ,
There was the Birmingham,
Ala., man who didn't realize his
trousers were afire. He " had a
wooden leg.
With no water available, firemen
at Comstock. Minn., stopped a
grocery fire from spreading to an
adjacent tavenvby smashing beer
bottles and dasbjng the contents on
the wall of the saloon.
An fc, 1 1 z a b e t h. N.J.. woman
baked a $700 pizza pie the value
of cash and bonds she had hidden
in the oven, and forgotten to re
move.
The New Holland. Pa., Fire
Company was called to put out a
fire that started in the fire siren
of the nearby Church town Fire
Company. The Church town firemen
were out lighting a. chimney fire.
Home Work
A Fort Krie. Ont., newspaper
reporter phoned home and casualh
asked his wife if there was any
thing doing. uur house is on
fire!" she cried. The reporter wen;
, home and covered the story
A fire hydrant was the scene of
a fire at Bridgeport, Conn. Funvs
from an underground gas line
seeped up around the hydrant ba
and burst into flame.
For 12 years the Jesuit Menni
tage at St. Andrews -on-Hudson
N.Y., had its own fire, engine
waiting for a possible fire. It was
never used. The barn burned down
and destroyed tiie engine.
Fire drove 7."i0 -from n theal
in Boston's Roxbury District. Ihilf
an hour later, after the blaze
readmitted. This time it numbered,
Voire Of Kxporienr
After fining a woman def?wtonl
who had burned newspapers to!
smoke nut her estranged hushar.d.
a San Francisco judge lectured Iky
on the dangers of playing with five.
The judge spoke right frm t
heart, tr. His hands were h - w -
daged as a result of burns suffered
in n barbecue blaze.
At Philadelphia, fire started in
the fire marshall's office ami
tourhed off an explosion of fi"i
I'r.iekeis which hm been siztd
for safe keeping. !
Firemen fiiihiinR a house 'ire at;
Montville, Conn, were surprised '
wh"n water suddenly stopped eom-:
in-A from their hoselin-s. The:
discovered thev had laid the ho-
EHl inCV nHO Htm IIW UU:tm
omc railroad tracks ar.t1
. uaiu had jvet passed by
across some
December 7, 1955 7a
"We'd like to assure people that
were interested in lueas, says
Donaldson, "but almost every-
we rece.ve from people out
side the industry is unusable. The
principal tning wrong with them
is that they don't give us enough
uiioruiaiion about Uteir iaea.
Rejection Rate High
Donaldsun pointed out that the
rejection rate of ideas from-outside
the network is lugh only
about three to five per cent ever
reach the stage where they're se-
lously considered. And only a
fraction ot one per cent are
wugiit.
"Even when we buy an idea."
said Donaldson, "we usually only
ouy it for one element, like tne
title. We recently bought a title.
The Mind's Eye,' because it's in
line with some idea of our own!
we have in mind." ' )
For viewers wiio'fcel they" have
hot TV idea baking in their
ovens, Donaldson suggested the
uhowing procedure.-. .
First, write to the network ask
ing for a "policy form." The form
is protection tor the network the
signer agrees to rely on the "good
taita oi ine networK in determin
ing the amount of compensation.
Then, send in the signed policy
form, along with the idea, Tne
presentation should be as com
plete ns possible it should in
clude the title, description of the
format, likely casting candidates
and budget suggestions. It also
nclps if you know a star like
Danny Kaye or Clark Gable and
you can guarantee him for & lead
role.
"The presentation can range
myAherf1 from five to 50 pages,"
pointed out Donaldson. "There's
no particular blueprint for writing
it."
Common Titfalls
Howevei, Donaldson suggested
th:;t suggestion-box contributors
steer clear of common pitfal.3.
"When something happens like
The $u4,0M Question,' we get
hundreds of quiz ideas." he said.
"Almost all of them suggest pro
grams that give away, say, $1,
000 or a million dollars tha: s
not really an idea. Neither is a
variation of an old quiz show like
Information Please' or 'Pot Of
Gold or 'Songs For Sale.
Many of- the ideas sent into
Donaldson's diggings are not us
able for other reasons. Among
the nifties he's turned down are
Lrans Atlantic quiz programs, a
show based on astrology and one
in which NBC would stage the
greatest battles of all rime.
One woman, who claimed to'
have "revalations." suggested a
show built around her visions. "I!
can have a revelation about auy-j
thing you want. Just mention it,"j
she said helpfully.
Therj was even one lady who1
offered to sell th tearful story of
Her life for $:i000 f:r a soap opera
" have it so bad that people cry
i-pal tears when they hear," she
pointed out.
And she added hopefully
hope you get in touch with m
-;oon so I can have the money be
fore Christmas."
huiiCouple, Child
gjjpp q D3lh
TIGAKD. Ore. (UP) A teen-
aged couple and their two-month-
old son died early Tuesday when
fire destroyed a home east of here.
G r a h a m Young. Wnshingt.cn
county coroner, identified the dead
i as Llnyd Oren Trump. 17; hisw
i Doris. 10. and the baby, Monte Ed-
warn.
Stall' I'oliceman A. K. Grahhor.i
said hp discovered th fii-e about
. 10 a.m. and turned in an alarm!
summoning the Tualatin fire de -
pailnvnt. He said the end of the!
h.jnw where the heating stove was
I'K-atrd was engulfed in flames and
tJiat the thrcc-ledroom home was
leveled in a matter of mi.iutrs.
The coroner said one body, Ik-
lievert to ne thai o Mrs. i rump,
IIV MH tl ilii wi 1 1 uiu'. i
wa found r.ear the front door. The
utlidr budici uc m Uic bcdioom.1
Visitors Given
Full Treatment
At Ike's Office
GETTYSBURG, Pa.. tUP)
Backstairs at the Gettysburg White
House:
President Eisenhower's official
callers during his recuperation
iere expect the full treatment
from the press corps when they
leave the President's ofiice. They
aren't usually disappointed.
Republican National Chairman
Leonard W. Hall, at a 25-minute
news conference following a 45
minute news conference following
a 45-mjnute talk with the Presi
aent, successfully fielded a bar
rage of questions on Mr. Eisen
hower's second term intentions.
men he hurried, as a man re
prieved, out to his waiting limou
sine.
"I've got to pick up a pack of
cigarets,'1 he told his chauffeur,
glancing up and down the street
for a likely source of supply. The
chauffeur replied helpfully that he
nad seen a dispenser just inside
the door ot the temporary Whtti
House press room.
Hall shook his head.
I dont want to go back in
there," he said, with finality.
The chauffeur went back lor the
smoKes.
The President's privacy on his
handsome farm estate suffered
sudden decline with faJ. when snel
lering trees sned then leaves. iow
it's easy, with a pair of binoculars,
to get a good look at the piace
from any of several vantage
points.
The persistent viewer can al
most count on seeing the Presi
dent, out for a few practice strokes
on his putting green or strolli.ig
around on his farm. Forluna.ciy
for the President's peace of mini,
and desire for privacy, tnere
aren't many tourists here this
lime of year. A pretty weekend
though still brings- them out by
the hundreds.
Cameramen are something else
again. Press Secretary James C.
Hagerty blew the whistle on. long
enses almost from tne stvt. He
mid the President never '.ould
feel free to go out if he knew a
camera was named on h.ni every
moment.
Then there is the matter of (hat
75-foot- observation tow..-, on the
edge of the Battlefield National
Park and just east of the Presi
dent's- farm. It .was' closed when
the President arrived on Nov. 11.
Last Sunday, a beautiful day, lucky
sight-seers found the gate unlocked
and climbed to the up by the
score.
The Park Service thought the
Secret Service hud oii.iy.'d it; and
vice versa. Turned out somebody
had picked the lock. Now its closed
again. The new lock will be hardes
to pick, and whoever picks it may
get into plenty of lrubie.
lugh Keckler, the President's
nearest neignoor. thought Mr. Ei
senhower might be interested in
his offer to sell the Keckler farm
house, plus 3 1 2 acres, a small
barn and a couple of outbuildings,
for $15,000. IL put "For Sile"
signs on the place, just down the
road from Mr. Eisenhower's main
entrance, las; weekend. But White
House sour; es sa'.d Mr. Eisen
hower, who had picked up a num
ber of tracts surrounding his place
to protect the area against com
mercialization, is about ready to
draw the line. He isn't inicrested
in the Keckler offer.
wMerchanfs Aid
In Snow Removal
There wive sen-era 1 automobiles
stalled temporarily yesterday
along the curbs of the business:
section when spinning wheels failed
to g -t traction enough to move
them. In many (rases pedestrians
got :he ears started y pushing
from behind.
W. P. Drosl, superintendent of
streets, today commended many)
merchants for clearing the walks!
in f.'ont of their stores promptly.
H? asked others to do so in future
heavy snowstorms so 'he city
equipment may be used more
jtiiekly in cleaning out the gutters
"or the benefit of autoists.
Hole! proprietors were also
isked to clear their sidewalks
promptly.
Slayer Insane,
Judge Rules
GARIBALDI. Ore. (UP) C'irriit
Jtidtjp J. S. Bohn.;en Monday
riff judged Huber Frederick Camell,
111), Kockaway, Ore., insane. The
; admitted slayer of two persons wns
ordered committed to the state
i hospital at Salem.
Camell was arrested in Septerr.
.her for the fatal shooting of Clyde
Lewis. 55, ;il liockaway. He later
admitted that he also had sliin
Mrs. Kdna Karie Lewis. 70. last;
May 2. The woman's .slaying had
i gone unoetecica until autnormes
H"'"- uuik "I'm uinu nuurniu..-, ,
became suspicious and questk)ludi;Yat.J
CuuUl about it. wo-it
L nL-M
SCHOOL SPIRIT - Crooner
Bing Crosby reportedly is go
ing to donate his big percentage
from "Anything Goes" to his
alma mater, Gonzaga Univer
sity in Spokane, Wash. The gift
may exceed $500,000.
PHONE IN YOUR
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ANNOUNCKMKNTS 1 to 15
Lost ft Found. Meet inns. Personals, Spc-
Ittl notices, etc.
AUTOMOTIVE 20 to 36
Autm Wanted and for sale. Accessories.
Kody Work. Service Stations, etc.
Bl S1N ESS' SERVICES 40 to 78
Applinnees, Uuildini;. Carpentry. Electri
cal. Palntlnti, Plumhinu. LphulBti-riiui. etc.
EMPLOYMENT N to M
Help WAnled. liabv Sitters. Situations
Wanted, etc.
FINANCIAL DO to 98
Business Opportunities, Investments, Mon
ey to Loin. etc.
INSTRUCTION lftO to 104
Home InMrurtion. ScIp1s, Special Claiscs
LIVESTOCK ft PETS 110 to-119
Cattle ft Horses, Poultry ft Rabbits, pets.
tc.
MISCELLANEOUS 121 to 153"
Appllunres. Farm Products.. Kuil
W.iod. Misc. Inr Sale & Wanlod. etc.
RENTALS 11 to 169
Apartments, Homes, Kuoms. Wanted
Kent, etr.
HEAL ESTATE 170 to 189
Houses, Farms, and Kanehes. Lota
Acreages for Sale. etr.
1 1 Personals; Spl. Notices
BEND LODGE NO. 139 A.F.&A.M.
stated communication, Thursday,
December 8th. Klection of officers
Visiting Brethcrn wr!-
comc. Refreshments
Wm. Jappert Secy
HOME COOKED FOlDS:
Itn'Hrls. ChriMmas (-hIh
1'ies, Cakei,
1st
I'reKiiylerinn Church llaaar. Saturday,
OecemU-r UHh. 3 a.m. lu :30 p.m.
HEND (.Alt DEN CU'lt will hiild a Cri-en
snle, Iec. 9 and vi. Uj .Mmnewna aw..
Wreath. Swhks. and mi see! lane jus Items.
open 10 am. '
CIRCLE 2 of the THtholle AlUir KoHely
will Rivmtior nd faney mirk snii
Sat unlay. lKTemlK;r 10. at Sander' Vlvw-
er Shop. 9 n.tn. to P m.
U.COHOLICS ANONYMOUS will help you
overcome your drinking problem. Attend
Mond&y. Friday mehtki o:3U. un.Ks
Hall. Eniicwual church: A write P.O.
lio - 181.
WILL PERSON wh-i wan drivinx red
tnnk and titnpiied to put chcitiK on k.ii
dt thi' lime truck and tiMller hit two
men who were pulling riiHinn on auii
mohile. plenne call CApH'il 7-I2S1. col
le:t or write Xi S.W. &ih Ave.. Port
land. Oremm.
If you fail to receive your Bend
Bulletin by 6: 30, Telephone 56
and a copy will be sent to you by
special carrier.
13 Convalescent Care
IV)Alt! AND K'VtM
f..-l rij t (( mil- Mrs Kmmn CnUttiieJ
ft oiionuio. ifvie suit.
23 House Trailers
. BILL ANDKRSON
MOBILE HOME SALES
,V5 Burnside phone 77
jjq Used Cars for Sale
.
30 Used Cars tot Sale
1548 OLDSMOIULE I Sedan el te. Radio,
heaier. good ure. excellent motor. fJJw.
ljoe E. stn.
FOR THE BfcST USED CAR
DEAL IN TOWN SEE
BILL ERASER MOTORS
134 Greenwood Phone 700
1955 CHEVROLET, 4 Axr, Station Wason
Used Trucks Trailers
PLENTY OF Ptrk'tTS. All mko to
i in. ubbiHi'ir.s ib.vrKii. eaoiic
2009-W-2.
1937 PLYMUITH PICK L' P. Good Condi
lion. Pne 46$.
IBJ6 FORD PICKUP, 14 ft. Insulated
truck lxdy. 1911 Ford, m ton truck
24 It. n I utile axle semi. Watson Ilitwn
life transmission and 2-simiI ale. Would
consider trading (or late modul pickup
or car. air nuotiiana mvu.
34 Automobiles Wanted
CASH FOR YOUR CAR, JEEP or
PICKUP paid for or not .Oldty
car or cash or both (or your
equity.
GEORGE'S USED CARS
5th & "G" St., Redmond Ph. 595,
39 Services Offered
DEAD STOCK removed tree. Cows
horses, calves, hogs, sheep.
REDMOND RENDERING CO.
Ph. 444, collect.
OIL FORCED AIR HEATING. We
specialize in all types of Sheet
Metal Work. BEND SHEET
METAL, phone 468.
SNOW PLOWING. Motels, service
stations, etc. Phone 78-J.
64 Plumbing & Heating
BROWN FURNACE & SHEET,
METAL. Bring your heating pro)-:
ems to us. Phone T2..
66 Radio; TV Sales & Serv.
OWNER OF WESTINCillOUSE TV has
moved trom tienu and has lett with
Glenn Greui: for sale. Only used tor 3
months. New price wni (436. Will setl
tor S-!o0. Call 9h9-K If Interested.
PHILCO & HOFFMAN TV
Authorized Dealer
Radios and Hi-Fi Equipment
RIES RADIO 624 Franklin Ph. 801
RADIO TV lUBF
Complete stock for all radios
Philco anrl Other Makes
BEND FURNITURE COMPANY
70 Septic Tdks, Cess Pools
CART Eli SEITIC TANK SERVICE
Install septic tanks monthly payments.
Phone 1H.
80 B. Sitters; Child Care
CHILD CAKE by dny.
r.Mtenenceo. ib:o w.
82 Male Help Wanted
BOYS who wuht to earn their own
money. Put in your application
for a Bulletin route. Boys 12-15
only. '
"WHY WORK FOR OTHERS WHEN PRE
SENT CONDITIONS MAKE IT EASY TO
UK ON YOI R OWN? A READY-MADE
87 YEAR REPUTATION FOR YOU IN A
WATKINS DEALERSHIP NOW AVAIL
ABLE. WE PROVIDE CAPITAL. WRITE
FOli IN FORMATION TO THIS J. H.
watkins company, 8w)3 hiiooklynI
AV-HUh'."l,h wmHuiuW.t.
84 Situations Wanted
MY THE HOI f It. hiiUNemnk or Ironlnu,
your home or mltio. Cull Irleila Scemati.
1325-J.
RELIABLE AND CAPABLE
sewitrft. Hi.ve reierencei,
ell. Phone H63-W.
VKTEHAN STUDENT mvtlit w.iik. Full
or ivtrt lime. Married. lU'lcruiicoit. Phone
L'lH-M.
HOUSEWOKK OR HOUSKKKKl'INU for
ir 3 men. maid work, uvueery or tune
clerk. Phone Uii li.
CAI'ABLK. htaiAttl.K WOMAN wanli
mirk. What do yuu m-ed dmieT Plwinu
110 Cattle & Horses
A. D. Neuhy. Jr., Vl. 1. Us
REGISTERED HEREFORD SALE
70 Head. 3.' row 1)1 til Im' k to regular
bull I-''. Cair liy title 1175.. weanetl
heifers Pi- Aiso 2'i esr Keulttered held
bull. Larry limln. Tune '2D. All or
any part. E. II. Leaid. Kt. 1. tVx Ml.
Hums Htirhway, S miles East of Rend.
15 HEAD HOLSTHIN -HEIFERS riotn hiiih
producing hefd. 1 to year old. Pnone
:iK)D SADDLE HORSE. Saddle and hrt
die Included. Kt-aftonahly piiued. Phone 1
1IM3J.
112 Pets ot an Kinds
HICKOK'S PETS ir SI'PPLIES
I'nrnkeftft -live Jtlrd --Ciwkatlel.i- Cnmir
le -Peruvian BCvifii. Plwne 51T-W. 401 h
rjm'nwrmcl.
RANCH PET SHOP
Monkey Tnipl-al Fish Panama Pflrr-'lf'
- (VinaiU-K -."HK-iiai on I'araKeeTn, fun,
Caftea and all ie mintillvs. bt titsc
N.jlth pnwell Itulte Granue, phone 73-R-3..
RKSKRVK NOW for Chrisimnii. livcly
HuMc-n nd imrliulolcd cockwr pu!Hi'k.
I'lv.ne SlIB-W-'i.
114 Poultry & Rabbits
Wanted Live Poultry Fresh Egs
BEND VUG Sc POULTRY
710 K. First St. Ph. 8:.5-J
l-'HKSH DHKSSKD. ovpn ready Turkeys.
Hen, or Tom.. I'hone 2101J 2.
TURKEYS!
ELDER Ranch 7 Miles North
Old Redmond Hiway. Fill Your
Loc'Kcrs iNow wim inese kir
Toms 30c lb. live weicht. 40c lb.
N.Y. dressed, liens -que in. live
wpipht, 50c N.Y. dressed. Oven
Keady$i.uu more, rn, zui-vvi
117 Livestock Wanted
WANTKt) AI.l. KINDS of Livestock, Hmti-
U Cnsh l'ilfi-1 Will jil'k up fll lUd'h.
.. J. Huln, J'lvtnc 7.17-W.
121 'Appliances; HH Equip.
RKNT A StNfiKR Sewini; ma'-iii K
or SinK'T Vacuum hv Ihe monlh.
Call 1XJ3, SfNCKK SKWfNU CKN-
TKR, 12 MinnemtH.
132 Farm Products
Fuel & Wood
MK.WY Tl.MI'K tS ll'i Mr, al
,l'.i,l,. V,l. CA.'XADF. THAN il'''
ie.'-J
Loi-lf WuuD. UlUl. ria-lNi Uif
IiTAT'iKS -will (hliViT ,M'.nl .,.'1 KM-'
,JN,. Cr...wt.,i,.. (' 3. ri.Hh-;
.olc I'tl.jl r-otte. 'h.,ne Jl'rJW I.
133
134 Specials at The Stores
ART SUPPLIES
New shipment of figurines to paint. Hand
pointed tfllts. Textile pulnun, paneins
and supplies. MAKliARKT-S STUDIO
214 E. ii-HiikUn. Phone 6J1-W.
NEW LARGE ASSORTMENT of
Christmas Candles at the AL
PINE GIFT HOUSE, So. 3rd St.
STEP TABLES $18.50 BEND
BARGAIN HOUSE, 2 Kearney
across from depot.
SNOW IS ON rrswAY
New Oil Circulating Healers
CLOSE OUT SPECIAL
$49.50
Stove Pipe Stove Boards
Copper Tube
BEND SUPPLY CO.
321 Bond
USKD GKNKKAL ELKCTRIC I'oi
table Radio in exi'ol.ent siiape
HOUK-VAN AIXEN 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
FUR FREE APPRAISAL
9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Phone 148-J
TRI-CITY T.V.
Bend 134 Minnesota
"toys toys- toys"-
Sleds - Tricycles - Wagons -1 ire
Engines - Dolls - Games Rock
ing tiorses - Any Toy Aiade
WE HAVE
A Small Deposit Will Hold
Any Toy Till Christmas!
WESTSIDE HARDWARE
Your Neighborhood
Hardware Dealer.
1005 Galveston Phone 672
ALMOST NEW Wrought Iron Sot-
tee $:i0. SINNAKD'S FURNI
TURE, 5th & Eveiureen, Red
mond. CHARLIES
201 E. Franklin
You Will Find
Christmas Items - Such As
HASSOCKS
CARVING SETS
STEAK KNIVE SETS
FRENCH FRYERS
GRIDDLE PAN FRYERS
SALAD SETS
TOASTERS - RADIOS
ELECTRIC IRONS
ELECTRIC BROILERS
FLOOR & TABLE LAMPS
AVC CI CCOIkli D A C
lUlb - bLccrlNv3 bAfe?b
AIR MATTRESSES
"ALSO FURNITURE FOR
A FAMILY GIFT!
NO PARKINS TROUBLE
Check Our Prices!
PHONE 1858
CHARLIES
First-
135 Furniture; HH Goods
IVE PIECE CHHOME dinette wt. 3
pleee drop-leaf dinette set. One golden
oak bullet. One ehent t diH'.vers. lull
ile SUninons tied and MpriiiMM. other
nieM. AImi luiftoititl Ih-d. Davetui III).
Good oil hen let with Inn. I'll, .tie HUH
nlier H p.m. See metilmnilise anytime
1MI N. Hill SL
189 Real Estate display
TnNDlvlART
Real Estate & Insuranre 811 Wall St.
Phone 8t5
Carroll D. Pierce Realtor
Bud Russell Assoc. Broker Hnp Taylor Assoc. Broker
After His Phone: 11U0 or 1667
For Action: List with Central Oregon's largest advertiser.
Offices in Uend, Redmond & bLslcrs
Visit us In our new location at
jafe. We are now adequately equipped to handle your Keal luiiait.
& Insurance problems.
DELUXE COUNTRY HOME 2
& dining area combined, t txn ms, den. r.iec nun wnn i.ins
for summer use, filler glass & alum insul. l'alio, attached
parage. Young orchard, exeeplional patented rose bushes.
Range, lefrig, drapes, irr. puinp. pipe fixtures & sprinkler
system included in nrice of SlJi.iVM).
OWNER BUILT home on east
3 bdrms, sep dm rm, Youngstown Kit, neat.uaior irpie. run
bsmt that also has heatalalor Ilplc. Wood or oil perimeter
heat. Price $14,000.
DRAKE ROAD 3 Ixlnns & nurstrry. Hi nalhs, Irg llv nn, sep din
rm. bsmt. Completely redecorated. New wall to wall carpet
& drapes. Price $11,000.
2 BDRMS & DEN or Knotty pine den can he used as 3rd bedroom.
Liv rm, sep din rm, utli rm. part bsmt, aulo pijM'd fine. Loe
on E. illh St. New wall to wall rat pet. Price Includes rcfl lg,
washer, elee range with center grille. Price $12,000.
A HOME yOU'LL ENJOY. Attractive 3 bdrm home. White ash
floors, plbd for washer & dryer, Insulated, Lennox piped
f rnc. Lifetime roof. Price $1 1,7"0.
3 BDRMS - 2 BATHS Sep din rm, util rm, hsmt with fruil room.
wood piped ti ne, Insulated,
eoiiH hnv nt X'1.500.
MOVE RKJUT IN to lids 3 brlrm home located on east side, close
to school. Util rm with trays, large gar with space for work
shop. Price $x.()00. $7:u down.
IMMACULATE well kept 3 bdrm home In good residential dis
trict. Nice lawn & garden spot. 2 lots. Price $6,750,
ON WEST 3RD 2 iKlrtns. taml plhil for washer, wood piped frnc,
hardwood flrKrs. Garage. Price $7,500.
NEW f.fSTINt; 2 Ixlim home with full bsmt. large kit. Idrv trays,
auto frnc. Gornl garage. Will considrr trade for 3 llim
home. Price S1.2.V1. Tms.
p,i ;sies.s oppoR-n :n iti es
BUSINESS BUILDING 2 story blilg on Greenwood, ground floor
leased. Price $IX.500.
DRY CLEANERS doing nice volume. WYi locallo'.i, equipment In
A.I uh ,d V,.hnnn.l.nl.nul PrlT. UlO
MACHINE SHOP. Fully equipped. Masoni y building with 3.750
r. Itlioor space, z norm iivinR quaners. run price
. 5(10.
ICE CREAM PARLOR-INCOME PROPERTY 2 furnished apart-!
menls and 3 bdrm .strictly modern home in A-1 . loi .il ion !
Full hsmt, Lennox piped frnc. Room for expansion, Price
$57,500.
We have a choice selection of farms & Ik cattle spreads,
morel. hn.inesa nrnnertic
Licensed & affiliated with Oregon, Calif, & Idaiiu Brokers.
139 Miscellaneous for Sale
SAVE MONEY uri belt.. bllUotdk. mines
na naiiix viwpmeni. keku s lkathlu
Shol. Ibbi OjL'vvklun. )iiune 1U7-M.
WE ARE PAYING
PKE.M1UM PRICES
lor smooth, recapahle tire
casings.
WILLIAMS TIRE SERVICE
183 E. Greenwood Ph. 1216
HEAVY STEEL CULVERTS 10
It. by 12 inches. $,S.'J0 each.
ODAVS SALVAGE 4i SUPPLY
YD. Ph. 663.
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED
THE EXCLUSIVE CENTRAL
OREGON DEALER FOR
CROSLEY
Television Refrigerators
Kunges and Freezers.
BENDIX
Washers and Dryers and
the Famous Dnomatic.
Trade In Your Used Furniture
or Appliances.
RAINEY'S FURNITURE
Next to the Pilot Butte Inn
Phone 1160
Tor sale
v Used One Man Saws
BEND CHAIN SAW
.... RHEUMATISM suRerers. Get
urtt, ... - .er Instltuj putn relief
wlUi ARTHo.. . . I ' WIm Drug,
beud.
2 WOOD FURNACES with b..
ers, good condition. BAnd Sheet
Metal, 4fi8.
Til AY Kit 11AHY CAK'tlAi;.': m-t annular.
iiildiiig ply ihti on vh.um-s; 1JJ
Summil nt't-unliiin; ltmne-17 pn-sa cam
era. 4 5. wi'.h flush attnvlinu'nt ami
F4.5 Umlk'V Oi'tnr k-na; new Kitiinui 5
liy 7 iiuilrull t'mni. 5 by 7 Solar en
latiter. ami utlu-r iihotoKinphlc ciul.i
inont; llcll A Unwell lbMM movie irv
Ki tor. a yvttn old, like nw. l'hunc Hed
iiu.iiil M3 ur see at &31 S. 13th. Kwlmorul.
141 Miscellaneous Wanted
wanted to iii-V: ciuu'awi a Yiuti
tenna. Phone
WANTED TO BUY
Used Furniture. Heaters. Appli
ances. Ruks. Ranees, Etc. iliiilv
est Cash Prices Paid. Plu !U0jScll or trade for Ktod motel.
MR. RAIN FY
RAINEY'S FURNITURE
1173 Wall St.
143 Musical
SPINET PIANO. Frtimius in tike, perfect
eiinclHloti. wonderful liny. Renlnl lerms.
Credit Dept.. 24 Peuil St., Euueiie. .
ACCORDION CHRISTMAS SimkIiiI. New
Hint iiunlil' linlmii l.V Imhh, 2 hwttrties,
hiind-luiK'd reetl). all eolum, llMi.Ui, a
ttwiieheN --'l.V Life lime uuainn'ee. All
m;iKi'S ii untitle. Itank leiinH. r ill Mite les
botifi -17. Ml iitonlh. liiHtiunienl 'uiilUhetl.
Ted MiUel'N Aeeonliou Sehool. 600 E. 121h.
Phot
itilli It.
147 Pump; Sales & Serv.
LET US SOLVE your irrigation
and pump problems. NEWTOfl
PUMP & IRIUUATION CO., Ph.
11, Redmond.
151 Sporting Goods
:(W JIAilI. MAGNl'M. model 70,- Caivur
viiilKi and huh case- It like new. $100.
160 Apartments for Bent
FREE RENT III Cnsa Griunle Motel. 1
ur 2 bedroom, kllelien uiMinmenii. Util
ItleN i wi 111, wushinu lfirlilllea. liy week
ur monih. No phone i-allti.
LAVA MOTEL: 1 apartment und 3 itleep-
UU iiNimit with iHiin. r.eur i ate. Rcu
MHUilile i ales. No phone eiills.
FURNISHED. 3 nwim. iiiiNletn tiirtiuent.
Ijua.iiiy tin HllleN, KiiriMinu unu wilier
ptud. l-JH inonlh. 3H livimt.
UPTOWN LOCATION Furnished, ulllltleff
all Nild. Pn-.ne ljhi.li.
I END'S REST lumlnned. romplelely tntid-
ein. aixtrimenta l-uiiinte heul. en.
Stutrl or ioiui term. iW& E. 11 on N
Hiuliwoy St.
WAHKK MOTKI,. 3 an,l 1 l,.im rottMHr.
KiinttfC. I'tllltU'i .lid. 1,'U'Plvine uviill
ttl,ly. Wii-kl'-iii,,ntlily inlv.. I'lmne 371).
811 Wall Street, next to Polly's
acres, city waler. Lar. llv rm. kit
side with 1.1H.S sq. ft. floor space.
i car garage, r-ast sine loe. a
160 Apartments for Rent
KUUNISHEU, S1NCLK Apartment. Km
enii.le. .iHWpr. and heat. Walking all
iance. tj3 month. Phone 2339-J.
SOUTH CITY LIMITS MOTEL
1 or 2 iMHlroom. electric Kitchen apta. .
Sleam heaL Luliliea paid. Winter rale ,
by week or month.
.NICELY Kl'KNlSHKU Apartment., ulltt- ,
lie. IMild. By week o: month. Vhone 857.
161 Houses For Rent
I RooM. Fl'RMSHED House. Water and '
lutilxiue paid. E. Franklin. ..
i liEDROo.M. MODERN home. Ingulra ,
93U hewtirt. ,
14 ULOt'KS from hospital S room, eoirt-"
liletely furnished, very i-ozy houie. In-
cludiiui pletj". also utility room and '
closed in lutk pureh. No children. Au-'
Unnullc hent. Caipott. Hume 4i-K.
7(FRKASONAliLiTTlUEST DE-4
NIKD! Money in minutes to re'-'
liable p irlics. $30 to $2,001. Onfi
call service. COMMERCIAL IN
DUSTRIAL FINANCE CORP. Ph
2269. 315 Greenwood Ave., BencL,
162 Rooms; P"m & Board
UEDRtKiM FOR MEN ONLY, Close In.
wurm and quiet. Private enlmnee. Phoht
Phone 32&-J. 1448 W. 1st. 1
168 Other Rentals
MOVING? Save W per cenL Hie BEB
HIVE U D1UVF. TRUCKS. GRAFPKN '
HERGER S SERVICE 503 So. 3rd St. Phcn '
llMl.
169 Wanted to Rent
WANT TO LEASE: Motel with option to
huy. EierU'iieed cuuple. lk'iwl Uulletin.
Bax 123-H, .
. : TO LEASE for 3 yean: S bei"
nx.u ...nuicd house, phunt 3S-X. '
Reilmond. .
189 Real Estate Display
M1DSTATE RTALTY CO. - -,
Realt-.u'S
: 106 Mliriesota Ph. 495 1
Trade Over 2 & , i acres and;;
a 4 bedroom home. Close in...
Trade equity for 2 bedroom -home
in town.
Sell or Trade Well located
an-innMleiii grocery, showitiR good
Increase each month. Only S&H
ureen stamp store in neighbor-,
hood. Full line of Rood equip'
merit. Attached 4 bedroom home
full insulation. On a 100x140 lot.
LISTINGS ON CHEAP luw dwn imymont
houNi-H neeled. Cull A1SS. HIGHLAND
REAL ESTATE. 444 So. 3rd. SL
Gilbert's
PART FURNISH I5D, 3 rms
bath. Venetian blinds, wrd lof
rniiKii, elect water tnk, oil
heat, lot 100X1 -10. $2600.00 with"
$675.00 down, bal $35.00 per mo.
TOTAL PRICE $3150.00 with.
$;uu (In. une becirni mrtn on bl)
X100 ft lot with garden plot.
3 BEDRM Mdawith sep dining
rm, enr lot, sts paved. $J&UU.UU
with $1000.00 dn.
2',i BEDRM Mdn with cleot
ranpe & trash burner. Cleans
roomy, 2 fenced lotb Improved, ..
lg garage. $6200.00 with terms. .
LISTED PRICE $14,500.00. No
reasonable ottor retuHed on
fine old 4 bedrm mdn roomy
home. New oil furnace', lire. -pla(.'e,
dishwasher, carpets, good
location. -
Listings Wanted 1.
'GILBERT'S REAL ESTATE
1015 Wall Ph. 19-16 '
NEAT AND CLEAN. 1 bedroom .
home - Living Room, Kitchen,
Bath, nice view. $1500 furnished
or Sl'.'DO unfurnished. J2000 down, .
balance SoO per month.
DUDREY -HILTON REALTORS .'
iudu uond en. lszf-w
Jean Hawthorne 2212-J-S 1
For an your Realty Needs, se-'
R. D. KERR, Real Estate
Phone 2215-Office 783-J llomr;
Arnie 1759W -
190 Automobile Display
$100 CHRISTMAS DISCOUNT
on line model used cars.
See BEND GARAGE CO.
Home of "OK Use Cars"
OK Lot on E. Greenwood
OK Showroom 720 Wall St:'
YOU SHOULD
SEE THEM! !
We mean some of the "banged
up" ears our body shop "turns
mit." The work they do is nothlnff
short of MIRACULOUS . . .and.
when they're through the cus
tomer knows that a "personal1
Interest' has Rone i.ito the job;
because you never know the car
had tH?en damaged,
A small dent or ... a major
body job ... we have the equip-'
ment and (he "know how" to do!
the JOB RK.HT!
HAVE YOUR BODY WORK :
DON 12 AT
WARD MOTOR CO..:
Pontiae G.M.C.
ALL CARS :
WINTERIZED
Hunnell Motors'
Dodge & Plymouth
PH. 26
SPECIALS
l!(l! OI.DKMOIHLE VS Sedan
J1S5. It.Hlio, heater, llyilramatio
transmlssioe. TOWNE MOTORS
Packard Will.vn
C ENTRAlTOR EGON-" -MOTOPS
"A-1" Used Car Lot -
Ask for Art
Across from Pruin Field
! S- 9'
Phone 1333 W
2 B Safe-Buy Safe
Rtzoatnek
CONTINENTAL
LINCOLN MERCURY
424 So. 3rd. Ph. 2394