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Newspaper Page TextThe Bend Bulletin, Monday. Warning of Heavy Snow, Blizzard Conditions Issued By UNITED PRESS ; Weathermen warned of heavy snow and blizzard conditions in portions of the plains ' states to day tn the path of a widespread storm system that doused Cali fornia with a beneficial $10 mil lion rain. i I he East, meanwhile, thawed out irom one of the worst cold waves in years. The western storm swirled 'out of the Pacific Sunday, and Legal ; Notice STATE OF OREGON DEPARTMENT OF ' AGRICULTURE r Division of Animal Industry NOTICE OF QUARANTINE FOR r RABIES: i. WHEREAS, the State Depart- C . ment of Agriculture of the State i of Oregon has determined that an f epidemic of Rabies exists in cer tain areas of Deschutes County, i" State of Oregon, and that such dis- I . ease is a hazard to the. health of livestock and human beings and I that it Is necessary and advisable w to eradicate or prevent the spread j ' of such disease, i ' NOW, THEREFORE, pursuant ;jr to authority vested in the Depart- L ment by ORS 596.402 and after ' considering all factors named in ORS 596.412, a quarantine hereby is Imposed upon the following des cribed areas of Deschutes County, Oregon, together with such regu lations relating thereto as are deemed necessary for the eradica tion and control of the disease in said area and the prevention of the spread of the disease into oth er areas of the State: QUARANTINED AREA Tawtishlp 16. Range 11 E., W.M., Township 16, Range 12 E., W.M., Township 16, Range 13 E., WM, Township 17, Range 11 E., W.M., Township 17, Range 12 E., E.M., Township 17, Range 13 E., W.M., Township 18, Range 11 E., W.M.. Township 18, Range 12 E W.M.. and Township 18. Range 13 E., W.M., all in Deschutes County, Oregon. The followintr regulations hom. by are made applicable to the aDOve described quarantined area: 1. All dogs within the city limits oi tne City of Bend are to be vac. cinated for Rabies and must be confined to the owner's premises or be kept on a leash while this quarantine is in force. 2. All dogs in the above quaran tined area, but outside of the- City of Bend, must be vaccinated for Rabies and until vaccinated must be confined to the owner's prem ises or be kent on a leash. , 3. Dogs vaccinated for rabies (owner miist have proof of vac- cnation) alter July 1, 19o6, arc cxemnt from vaccination. 4. No unvaccinated dog or Ann vaccinated prior o Julv 1, 1956 shall be removed from the above- described quarantined area: pro vided, however, any vaccinated dig mav be removed from the phove - described quarantined area noon the written autho-ization o' the Deoartmnnt of Agriculture. . Dated at Salem, Oregon this 16th day of Januarv. 1957. K. J. PETERSON, D.V.M. State Veterinarian 38C NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Pursuant to authority granted bv the Order of the District Court fir the County of Deschutes. State of Oregon, and dated the 17th day of January, 1957. the u"dors'gned Executrix, will sell at private sale the following described real prop erty: Lot Three (31, Block Four teen (14). Stoats Addition to Bnd, Deschutes County, Oregon. '"r the 21s day of February, 1957. and all nersns interested n the sale and in said nroperty are requested to contact the offices Pf D? Armmd. Goodrich, Fo'py G-ay. 1044 Bond Sret. Bend. Ore gon, attorneys for the undersigned Executrix. The terms of the paid sale are cash, to be approved by th" Court. DATED and' first nublhed this 21st dav of J;-uarv. 1957 BERTHA DUCKWORTH, FxecuMx of the Fstate of Etta M Rirlev. flee'd, D" ARM"Nn. GODRICH, FO LEY & GRAY Attorneys for Executrix. 3fW4-50-5fi-C NOTICE OF . FINAL SETTLEMENT Estate of CHARLES A. URBAN In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Deschutes County. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned. Administra trix of '.he estate of Charles A. Urnan deceased, has filed her final account in the above entitled court, and that Friday, February 8th 1957. at 2:00 o'clock p.m. in the Court Room of the above entitled court has been appointed by the court as ho time and place for the hearing of objections thereto, if ativ. and the settlement thereof. Dated and first published Jan uary 7. 1957. Date of last publication January 28, 1957. IRENE STOOKEY Administratrix of said estate DeARMOND, GOODRICH. FOLEY & GRAY A 'tiwnm.i. AcHln 2C-32-38-11-C January 21. 1957 7 dumped one to three inches of snow over eastern Washington, North Dakota and the Central Rockies. Salt Lake City was blanked with a 4-inch snowfall, and up to 20 inches buried some mountain areas. Weathermen said the storm will whip into a blizzird as it moves out 'of the Rockies into the north ern and central plains today. Rain to the south brought 're lief to drought-stricken California rangelands. Agricultural officials figured the rain was worth $10 million to cattle and sheep ranch- rs who have been buying hay at $30 to $35 a ton or selling lean animals. . A surge of cold air penetrated the far north from Montana to Minnesota, but weathermen, said the air mass wasn't as frigid as the one that sent much of the na tion into a deep freeze last week Mild winds that brought moder ating temperatures to the Mid west ' during the weekend pushed mo tne Atlantic Coast states, boosting overnight temperatures 10 to 30 degrees higher than the night before. . 'Above freezing temperatures extended as far north as south ern New England, with the great est warming occurring lh Penn sylvania and New Yo'rk state. Al bany, N.Y., renorted an earVf morning ready of 35 as compared with one below at the same time Sunday. Temperatures continued, mild in most of the Midwest where read ings were above freezing as far north as the Great Lakes. Some early morning readings.! included Boston 38, Detroit 36, Nashville 45, Miami 71, New Or leans 61, Duluth 21, Denver 40, Los Angeles 49 and Seattle 25. Ingrid Back In Europe After Visit NEW YORK (UP) Ingrid Bergman was here over the week end. Sunday night she went back to Paris. . The visit lasted 34 hours. Miss Bergman came to accept the New York Fllm. Critics Award for her 'role in Anastasia, but spent most of her time mending fences in -film fandom. She smiled just about the whole time, even when complaining that Americans expected her to smile too much. , Miss Vergman was smiling when the airliner that brought her here from Paris pulled to a halt at Idle- wild International Airport at 8:25 a.m. EST Saturday. She was smil ing when she stepped down the ramp 15 minutes later, bundled in mink and a white babushka. Then she beamed her way through an airport mob scene, a session with newspaper photogra phcrs, a news conference, a S3 ries of television interviews and tape recorded iifterviews French, Italian and German. "Now we need one interview in' Chinese," she said. She laughed when she said that. During an hour of interviews at the airport, Miss Bergman an swered almost every question. She left htr exact .age (39 to 42) a secret. She denied a rift with her husband. She refused to commenl when told a former U.S. senator who once wanted her banned from flic U.S. had decided !o lorgive ier. "It was pretty tough in those days," she said, smiling, "b u t time lakes care of everything.' Had she been worried about the reception she would receive here I wasn't worrid, she said. "I have never been worried about anything. If I was worried, I would be another character." What about all the publicity she had received? "My life is yours," she told the press. Did she have any regrets? "I have never regretted any thing." Had her celebrated romance v.ith Roberto Rossellini hurt her career? "No. not at all." With that, .Miss Bergman was off for a round of activities olanned for her by the two 20th- Century-Fox press agents assigned to her for her stay. BItINO VOI R SHOVELS SAN GABRIEL. Calif. (UPI- "3verybot!y can participate in a iround-breakir.g ceremony to V onducted Thursday in Searcy. rk. A business machine firm which will build the plant an nounced the ceremony would b" i "do-it-viurscll" affair and asked guests to bring their own shovels. I!K(;;lNO M AKOIKS ox TUCSON. Ariz. (UP) The ar of begging movel into the age of electronics Sunday. Tin cup in hand, a beggar who is frequently seen on downtown Tucson strec's cave up his harmonica and made music by turning on the tiny transistor rad:o which hung from ls neck on a stuns. 'Dimes' Talent Show Planned At Redmond Special to The Bulletin REDMOND March of Dimes returns tp date are gratifying re ported Mrs. Dean Dowd, general chairman of the polio drive spon sored by Jaycee-ettcs, The next big event on the month's calendar Is the talent show, to start at 7 p.m. Monday in Redmond Union high school suditorium. This will be the fourth annual talent show in Redmond, third one spon sored by Jaycee-ettes. As In the past radio station KJUN, original founders, will broadcast the program. The public is invited to join the audience in the gym or to listen to the broad cast. Some capable talent has already consented to perform for the March of Dimbs, including vocalists Al Isenberg, Rev. Richard Merriman, "Rev. D. L. Penhollow, Mrs. Wil liam Hillfird, Elvis-imitator Harold Williamson, and others. Wes Title and his Tri-cpunty boys will play there will be numbers by high school students including Dick Hammack and Ted Kromer, and many other attractions already promised. The audience is invited to ask for their lavorite entertainers, with a $2 minimum pledge to the polio fund. - - -. Mrs. Vernon Patrick, Mrs. Vern Hassler and Mrs. Charles Boothe are Jaycee-ette chairmen for the sh"W. Others will take telenhnn? calls and Jaycees will collect pledg es. Collected so far, says Mrs. Dowd. is $215. This includes contributions mailed in. $79.35 from the basket ball game held during year-end holidays, and S15.20 from "blue crutch" sale conducted last Satur day by Keyettes. Service stations are making their donations from n percentage of gasoline sales Friday, January IS. Neighborhood coffee - party contri butions are to be filmed in by the end of this week. Mrs. Dowd says. The schedule for restaurant cof fee sales contributions is: Brand Cafe, two weeks, Januarv 17-31: Trailways. January 19: 97 Cafe, January 18; Centw'se Drug, cotfee nrices raised to 10c for January 19 and proceeds given to polio; Red Steer Steakhons, January 26; Stockton's Cafe. January 21. Members of Epsilon Sigma soro rity have token over the Mothers' tvicu uri . which win ue, jitnuH 7'to 8 p.m., . reports! 'the Cha'irntarWi Chief of Police Set at Madras Special to The Iliilletin MADRAS Acting Police Chief Irv Willcms was appointed chief of police to service at the pleasure of the city council, at the regular meeting of the council this week. The vote was five to one in favor of the appointment, Counci'men George Murphy, Oscar Lange, M. A. MeKimens. Jack McBride and Jack Donnelly voting in favor, John D. Bcaslev against. The council discussed at length the need of a new building code and a rezoning of th" city, am Citv Recorder Joe Palin was or dered to buy a dozen co:es of the West Coast uniform building code Louis Kowotowski, local contrac tor, was ' told that under presen zoning he cannot build a eommr rial structure at the sit-" of hi.' Madras Redi-Mix nlant. The coun cil informed Buford Brown a bui'd in? oermit for a small storage building would be "ranted, if he would erect a necessary naranet wall. The sloage building is to ly built on f'e south side of the struc ture which h-ws Brown's jewel ry store on Fifth street Maunce (Casevt Broadbcnt '"as sworn in as mavor at an earlier meeting, succeeding Earl M Bene MeKimens, McBride and Murnhv all new members of the citv coun cil, a'so took the oath of offict a1 this meeting. Councilman John D. Beasley was elected president of the council. Kiwasas Name New Officers Sprriul to The Bulletin REDMOND Redmond Kiwasis. wives of Kiwanians. elected Mrs. D. L. Penhollow president Thurs day afternoon. Mrs. Gordon Whit tier is rtew vice - president, and Mrs. Vernon Patrick will be sec retary. . . The meting was held at the home of Mrs. John Noriin. Mrs. John Evcrhard showed pictures ard souvenirs of Switzerland. She and her hucbind snent some w-'clrs there last summer with members of his family. Members volunteered their cler ical services in the anti - rabies innoculation program in Redmond Friday and Saturday. SIIIFTINfi SANDS Sleeping Bear Sand Dune, be tween Lake Michigan and Glen Lake In Leelanau County, Mich., is the largest shifting sand dune in the world. Graziers Plan Monday Session Special to The Bulletin MADRAS Election of .twc board members and a program based on range development anc i a:.. ........., ,n use ttilil lircumg pi ugiaiio n u. mark the annual meeting ot the Gray Butte Grazing association scheduled for Monday at the thea ter building at the Madras all base, Bud Adams, range manager, announced today. Members must elect two direc tors to. succeed President Millard Rodman and Secretary Roy Luell ing, whose three year terms are expiring, th,e range manager said. Holdover members cf the board are Priday Holmes. Clair Osborn, PHONE IN YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS Wan Ad Rates and Information The Bend Bulletin (Weekly) 1903 1931. The, Bend Bulletin (Daily) Est. 1916. Published Every After noon except Sunday and certain holidays by The Bend Bulletin, 736-728 Wall Street, Bend, Oregon. By Mall In Oregon One year 11.00 Six Months 6.50 Three Months 3.25 By Mall Outside of Oregon One year Six Months . 12.00, . 6.50 Fhree Months . 3.75 By Carrier One Year Six Months One Month BULLETIN i5.00 . 7.50 1.25 CORRESPONDENTS Redmond Mrs. Martha atranahan Phone 521 Princvillo Mrs. Hugh M. Dragich Phone HI 7-5858 Vladras -Will Roddy Phone 2329 Sisters .rs. Wayne Hewitt f none ru a-zisi fumalo Mrs. Jack Wilson Phone EV 2-2353 Eastern Star Mrs. Walter Prichard Phone EV 2-2108 Ads received before 5 P.M. will appear in the following day's pa per. Very low rata for monthly atls 8 time It the price of 6. . SINGLE COPY 6o Please notify us of any change ot address or failure to receive the paper regularly. All mail subscriptions are DUE and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. i . Funeral Directors BEND FUNERAL HOME Hill & Greeley Phone EV 2-5552 Niswonger & Winslow Funeral Directors Hill & living Phone EV 2-2471 1 1 Personal; Spl. Notices DEAR 3AM: Why sit out in the hall? Come to Sears Roebuck, our 4 Star Special - 4 white shirts for $10. OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION REACHES OVER 20.000 READERS DAILY. PLACE THAT AD NOW FOR THOSE ITEMS YOU' NO LONGER USE. OUR CLASSIFIED STAFF IS TRAINED AND EQUIP PED TO HELP YOU IN PLACING YOUR AD. 28 House Trailers LOOK! t LOOK! Before You Buy, See Duo Elcar Lone S!ar ABC Henslee Jewel Nashua Ideal 1-2-3 Bedrooms. 15 to 50 ft. Bill Anderson Trailer Sales Bend. Ore. EV 2-4661 30 Used Cars for Sale FOR SALE or trade, '56 Dodge Royal Lancer, loaded. Will take car, pickup or station wagon, in trade. Phone EV 2-1785. 32 Used Trucks Trailers EQUITY IN 1956 114 ton Jn'.cr natiomil pickup. 500U actual miles, excellent condition. 1117 Federal. 40 Appliances; Sales & Svc. APPLIANCE REPAIRS Automatic Warners, Dryers, Ranges and Refrigerators. PHONE EV 2-2821 WASHING UACHINE SERVICE Maytag Appliance Ph. EV 2-1481 SH Services Offered FOR FROZEN pipes, phone EV 2-1887. W. E. Edwards. 66 Radio; TV Sales & Serv. SPECIAL Translator station corner reflector antennas $0. (Twice the gain of regular UHF antennas.) Use the channel 70 now until the '.wo Redmond Channels from Grizzlv "om on. TRI CITY TV SERVICE 632 S. 6th Redmond, Phone 311 901 Bond, Bend. Phone EV 2-4571 LOOKING FOR A HOUSE? SEE BULLETIN CLASSIFIEDS Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results and Pat McCabe. Following the annual reports, Joe Mohan will talk on range de velopment and Jay Binder will speak on supplemental feeding pro zrams, In the morning. In the aft ernoon, Bill Currier will speak on range readiness and utilization Election of officers and an open discussion will close the meeting. LOTS OF SALT Common, ordinary table salt, or sodium chloride, makes up one- half of the 22,000.000 tons of min erals used annually by the chem ical industry of the United States. 81 Male Female Help VENDING MACHINE SUPERVISOR MAN OR WOMAN $500 Mo. POSSIBILE National concern with references from Baviks, Chambers of Com merce, etc., needs a reliable per. son to -supervise distribution of Nationally Advertised Merchandise to Retail Outlets. Honesty and Reli ability more important than past experience: No Selling! Must have car, references, $1485 as secured by inventory and be able to devote 7 hours weekly to collecting money and delivering merchandise to our vending machines. Spare time up to $500 monthly possible with ex cellent possibilities of taking over full-time income increasing ac cordingly. In reply slate address and phone number. Write Box No. 119A care of The Bend Bulletin. 82 Male Help Wanted National concern has opening for man with knowledge of maclunery and farm equipment. Must have late model ear. References requuir ed. Full scholling and field train ing given. Sales experience advan tageous but not essential. Drawing account. Write, stating qualifica tions, address and phone number to W. T. HODGE, Dept. 35 EWD, P.O. Box 1341, Dallas, Texas. 84 Situations Wanted YOUNG MARRIED man with farm and heavy equipment experi ence desires year-around employ ment. Call Bend EV 2-2739. 90 Business Opportunities GROW MUSHROOMS. . Cellar, shed. Spare, full time, yent-round, we pay J.1.SU id; we nave over 25.000 customers. FREE BOOK.) MUSHROOMS, 2D54 Admiral Way, Seattle, Wash. SIGNAL OIL Service Station for lease. 1 mile south of Redmond, for inventory. Phone 283, Red mond. - 94 Insurance GILBERT INSURANCE AGCY 1015 Wall EV 2-3752 114 Poultry & Rabbits Wanted Live Poultry Fresh Eggs BEND EGG & POULTRY 40 E. First . Ph. EV 2-1042 FRESH, OVEN - ready Turkeys. Toms or hens. Witte Turkey Farm, Rt. 1, Box 202, Bend, EV 2-5383. 117 Livestock Wanted LIVESTOCK WANTED. All kinds of livestock. Highest cash prices. Will pick up at ranch. L. J. Huston or M. M: Lister. EV 2 0158 or EV 2-1301. 118 Feed & Stock Supplies OAT HAY, will deliver in tills vicinity. Phone EV 2 O024. 121 Appliances; HH Equip. FARBERWARE Electrical Appliances STAINLESS STEEL FRYING PANS WVi" and 12" ROUND The removable plug is thermosta tically controlled which enables you to wash pan in water without harm ful effects. WESTSIDE HARDWARE Sporting Goods Green Stamps Always Galveston at Columbia Phone EV 2-4341 13 Farm Products POTATOES 100 lbs., $2.50. Wiil deliver. Geo. Franklin, EV 2-2293. BALED RYE hay, 26 tons. Rt. 1, Box 202, Bend, phone EV 2-5383. POTATOES: Will deliver. Dnve out one mile east on Penn. Ave. Crosswhite, Phpne EV 2-4925. 133 Fuel & Wood JACKPINE Wood for sale. Phone EV 2-5794. 133 Miscellaneous lor Sal CINDERS - TOP SOIL - Fill Dirt Dump Track Trustor Loader Work. Phone EV 2-5161. LUMBER ANY dimension trad: for hay. ca'.tle, or cash. Will de liver. Write Box 57, Dexter, Ort. ROOFING 90 lb. mineral surface Pione' Flintkole $4.4.". 65 lb. smooth su face $3 83. 15 lb. saturate felt $3.- 00. 5W foot grey deadening fell $3.95. Open every day except SurT d.v. O'DAY'S SALVAGE & SUP PLY YD. PH. EV 2-3801. 6x6, Portable Cooler, Com pressor, and Fan. Phone 476-W, 139 Miicellansoat for Sale RUMMAGE SALE. 10 days Singer sewing machine for sale. Across from Laundry. FOR SALE Used One Man Saws BEND CHAIN SAW' 141 Miscellaneous Wanted WANT TO BUY wooden file cab inet, ,3 or 4 drawers. Phone EV 2 3993. wanted to buy USED FURNITURE CALL CANTKELL'S FURN. EV- 2-3893 Bend Wanted, Clean Cotton Rags 15c ib. Bend Bulletin. ISi Sporting Goods WE PAY CASH FOR USED GUNS. MARSHALL-WELLS Store, MODEL 70 super grade 30-06 caliber with K4 Weaver scope. Red field mount. Phone EV 2-3770. i ml Anjrtmeiits tor Rent NEWLY DECORATED 3 roam apartment. Nicely furnished. No children, pets. Phone EV 2-3876. MODERN, Furnished apartment 3 blocks front city center, utilities paid. EV 2-2355. or 6 Irving. 12 BEDROOM, furnished apt. Utilities, stenm heat, garage. Rea- somble: 1401 S. 3rd, EV 2-4831. RIVER TERRACE Villa Apart ments available. 1 and 2 bedroom, modern, clean. 1528 W. 5th, phone EV 2-4691. FURNISHED Apartment, gar ages, close tn. 527 Franklin. Phono EV 2-3971. WAHEE MOTEL, 3 and 1 room cottages," garages. Utilities paid telephone available. Weekly. monthly rates. Phone EV 2-4451, 161 Houses For Rent 2 BEDROOM, oil heat: adults, no dogs. $65. 355 Delaware. , ' ONE BEDROOM modern house, clean. Call EV 2-1358, atter 6 p.m, GOOD 2 BEDROOM modern. Oil furnace. Phone EV 2-1638. 3 BEDROOM unfurnished. 937 E. 3rd. House open for inspection. 170 Houses for Sale OWNER TRANSFERED, 3 bed rooms, living dining combination fireplace, carpeting, large kitchen with eating space, basement, auto matic oil hca. excellent location on Riverside. $10,500. Phono EV 2-0247. WESTSIDE. 2 bedroom, modern home;- completely furnished, close to school. 1345 Ithaca, EV 2-3904 180 Real Estate Exchanges 5 ACRES with two nice homes, large metal garage building, out buildings, near Creswell, Oregon. Will exchange for Eastern Oregon farm, value, $17,000, all clear. H. N. Traxler, Real Estate, Creswell, Oregon. 182 Real Estate Wanted WANTED TO buy 80 more. Phone EV l-wi'J. I9tl Antomonilo llsplt 51 PONTIAC 8 4 DR. A blue sedan with radio, healer, good tires, Hydramatic, visor, etc. only $545. 53 PLY. STATION WGN. Equipped with radio, healer, Ily- drive und good snow tires $1095. 51 NASH SUPER Has radio, heater and overdrive. WARD MOTOR CO. 1008 Bond EV 2-2221 Across From Beautiful Pioneer Park 189 Real Estate Display THE LAND MART REAL ESTATE EV 2 811 Wall Slrcct, Bend Central Oregon's Largest Advertiser Offices In Bend, Redmond, Sisters & Madras FAMILY HOME WITH INCOME home with 5 bd mis & separate collage all redecorated, located on paved St. 100 ft frontage, nice lawn, shade, 4 bks to city cen ter, 3 hks to srhl. Price $9,950. Easy tms to reliable parly. WINTER HEAT BILLS? If you're and arc in the market for a reel value, then see this snug little mod home, insl, plastered, auto oil furnace, very easy to heat. Plbd for automatic washer, Ig 2 car garagi & stg with concn.-ie flloor, on E side, paved st, near fichl Si shopping. Appr'l $8,250. Owner leaving Bend will sacrifice for $7,250. Good tins to reliable buyer. ANOTHER SURPRISE II is almost impossible to buy a home on Riv erside Drive overlooking beautiful Drake Park & Mirror iwnd. Enjoy the willd llife, band concerts, & water pageant from your own front picture windows. Call fur app'mt to see this perfectly located 3 bd rm home. Priced right at $16,500. Terms. LET US HELP YOU Solve your living problems. If yau have $500. to pay down we can show you a real value in this 2 bd rm home with auto oil frnc, insl plbd for washer, noplic wilh 6" drilled hole, lots of shade & privacy, located on 110x130 ft lot. Price $6,000. See this before you buy. 10 ACRES 5 ACRES WATER Here is a beautiful acreage only 2 mi from Bend on quiet paved rd. E::cl TV reception. Move your family out where they can grow & have their own pets. Perfect view of mts from Hood to Bachelor. Older, but n:Iern 3 bd rm home, nice guest cottage for Mom & Dad. Good warm barn, chick hse, & other bidgs. Included in price: 1 gentle reg Guern sey milk cow, 3 heifers, 1 cream separator, tractor & other form e(u'mt. Here is a place that will enhance in value, cut your liv ing costs & with all city conveniences. Full price $6,500. Without farm equ'mt $3,750. Additional acres & water at reasonable price if desired. Wo have a choice sclclclion of acreages, irrigated farms, large cattle spreads & business opportunities. Joe Tilde n r- Assoc Broker Ph. EV 2 2760 Carroll D. Pierce Broke r " Larry Licenced, in Uic, Calif., & Idaho 189 Real Estate Display Hap Taylor, Rltr. 35 Oregon Ave. Phone EV 2-1761 Harvey EV 2-4686 Rex EV 2-5564 Watch for "Week's Best Buys DUDHE Y-HII .TON REALTORS 1050 Bond EV 2-2042 R. D. KERR Real Estate Inc. Realtor 8th & E. Greenwood Arnie EV 2-4475 Harry EV 2-433IT MIDST ATE REALTY CO. Realtors 106 Minnesota Ave. Ph. EV 2-1871 IT'S COLD, but not too cold to take listings and check properties MORTGAGE MONEY will loosen up soon and we'll need properties to take care of customers. 190 Automobile Display OK USED CARS Cleaner Fresher Smoother 55' PONTIAC 870 This 2 door has radio, heater and hydramatic and Is priced at $1795 BEND GARASECO. . 40 Years In Bend Chevrolet Cadillac 'OK" Lot 235 E. Greenwood Hunnel Motors Dodge PlymouU, Phone EV 2-1716 VOLKSWAGEN Used Cars- ' If you are Interested In a good used car, be sure to get our differ ence figure on a trade. It doesn make any difference what you are allowed for your car. It does make difference on the balance that you pay on. What good is a high trade in It you buy an overpriced car? .All of our cars have a posted selling price. Buy where you know what the price is and notsa differ ent price ior every customer. BANK TERMS Mid-Oregon Motors So. City Limits of Bend TOWNE MOTORS : Willys Packard Harrtmnn & Greenwood EV 2-5481 Used Cars BILL FRASER 71n and E. Greenwood Phone EV 2-2923 NEW x And USED , Cars & Trucks See At) KucM FORD A-1 LOT Central Oregon Motor Acros Prom Bruin Filc1 BUYING? SELLING? TRADING? SEE GEORGE IN REDMOND BE. FORE YOU MAKE A DEAL. FOR THE BEST DEAL POSSIBLE, STOP IN AT ... . GEORGE'S USED CARS REDMOND PHONE 595 USE BULLETIN CLASSIFIEDS FOR FAST RESULTS - 5121 INSURANCE Here is a mod., very well built older throwing away your money on heat, Keown Salesman Ph. EV 2-2395 11 nu answer phone EV I'-lSJO CLIP , ME FOR FAST ACTION BEND BULLETIN CLASSIFIED - WANT AD i 1 ORDER BLANK WRITE YOUR AD HERE . 2. 3; 4. 5. 6. --r "' -i V . b 10 WORDS 2 LINES 8 Days $2.75 2 4 Days 1.50 ! I Day ... 1.00 I Month ...... 6.75 am II 2. 3. 14. 15. 15 WORDS ; 3 LINES , . ' ' 8 Pay $3.75 " "14 Days .... 2.00 J I Day 1.00 I Month 9.00 ; 16 .j 17. 8. 9. 20 20 WORDS 4 LINES :' 8 Dayi ........ $4.50 4 Days 2.50 ! I Day 1.50 " i i Month 11.25 -;:z DAYS ; FOR THE j: PRICE OF :: 5 I mm YOU MAY r DISCONTINUE ... YOUR AD ANYTIME BEFORE 5.P.M. ' Count your name, address o( phone number if used in ad. - 'i RUN AD DAYS , ! BEGINNING Tx ENCLOSED IS .-J Name ... . . i Address City - 1 Phone ' 4. MAIL TO BEND BULLETIN n PHONE :; EV 2-181 1 ' .i- . i.,fT- .