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Foes of power
appear set for
WASHINGTON (UPI House
"opnents of a Senate bill giving
the Pacific Northwest preference
of power produced from Columbia
Stiver dams appeared set today to
employ delaying tactics in an ef
fort to kill the measure.
Rep. Craig Hosmer, R-Calif.. for
example, succeeded Wednesday in
.delaying completion by the House
Reclamation subcommittee on the
administration bill which would
pave the way for construction of
transmission lines to carry power
from the Pacific Northwest to Los
Angles.
Ho failed, however, in an effort
to turn the hearing into a wide
range probe of Interior Secretary
" Stewart L. Udall's power policies.
An effort by Hosmer to ques
tion Udall on nuclear power plants
was thwarted by objections from
" liep. Jack Westland, R-Wash., one
tof the sponsors of the bill to guar
antee the Pacific Northwest first
call on power generated at fed
" eral dams in the area.
Hosmer, who questioned Udall
for about an hour, succeeded in
prolonging the hearing beyond the
time the committee could sit.
Committee Chairman Walter
Parts of Texas
under water
after storms
By United Pratt International
Heavy thunderstorms, high
winds and tornadoes left parts of
Texas torn and under water
today.
Rainstorms drubbed the wheat
belt and fog shrouded highways
across Pennsylvania and western
New York.
More than one inch of rain
soaked the Oklahoma Panhandle
and central South Dakota in six
hours during the night.
An estimated 10 inches of rain
fell near Wellman, Tex., Thurs
day night. U.S. 62 was under four
feet of water between Wellman
and Seagraves.
Police helped some residents of
Brownfield, Tex., from their
homes when the deluge backed up
.drains and flooded streets.
Tlie Weather Bureau reported 7
"Inches of rainfall south of Abilene,
Tex., and amounts ranging from
4'4 to 5 inches In Abilene itself.
A tornado and 100 mile per hour
winds hit the town of Balmorhea
" - -
in tar southwestern Texas inurs-
any nigni. ine siorm upruuieu
nearly all inimy poles, iwisien
trees from the ground and left
water standing 4 feet deep in
some parts of the downtown area.
A homo was unroofed and a drive-
in movie screen was toppled,
Showers also fell through the
Pacific Northwest and In Florida
Nearly one Inch of rain was re
ported fn east central Florida.
Fog extended from northeastern
Ohio through Pennsylvania and
Into western New York. Motorists
travelling along tile shore of Lake
Ontario in New York were warned
of the treacherous fog after eight
of the state's holiday highway fa
talities occurred along a 70-mile
stretch of U.S. 104.
THUMB REPLACES CAR
JOPLIN. Mo. (UPI) Robert
E. Taylor, IS, and Dennis Raum,
17, of Gladbrook, Iowa, were col
lared by police Wednesday for
driving an unlicensed car officers
considered unsafe because It had
been rut off from the windows
up, hnd no muffler, was in bad
mechanical condition and the
front door lay in the back seat.
The boys said they had paid
$23 for the car during an unsuc
cessful job hunting trip. Police
agreed to release them if they
gold the car.
The youths were paid an undis
closed sum by a junk dealer and
headed home hitchhiking.
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MEG IN PENSIVE MOOD Britain's usually miling Princess
hAtrqarei Is captured in a more serious, mature mood during a
visit to the Air Force Station at Colfishall, in Norfolk.
The Bulletin, Friday, May 31, 19631
preference plan
delaying facfics
Rogers, D-Tex., said he would
seek unanimous consent for the
committee to sit while the House
was in session, but Hosmer and
Rep. John P. Saylor, R-Pa., indi
cated they would object.
Hosmer repeated charges that
Udall v. as seeking to gain control
of the entire national power net
work. After Hosmer had questioned
Udall for about an hour, Rep. Har
old T. Johnson, D-Calif., asked
unanimous consent that each
member be limited to 15 minutes.
Hosmer demanded a vote, con
tending that he should be allowed
to continue because it dealt with
"the future of American power
and who's going to control it."
After losing on a 74 vote, Hos
mer protested that a quorum was
not present. Rogers, who had not
voted, rejected the protest be
cause the required 12 mcmlwrs
were present.
Rep James A. Haley, D-Fla.,
at one point threatened to turn
the hearing into a table-pounding
shouting match when he demand
ed that Udall tell how much a
federal intcrtie would cost.
"You don't seem to have any
regard for coming here to tell the
truth," he shouted when Udall re
plied that he would testify on the
cost figures before the Appropri
ations Committee.
Udall insisted repeatedly that
the Interior Department already
had authority under existing law
to build the l,0fl0-milc intcrtie. But
he said the bill before the com
mittee was intended to meet
"legitimate objections" in the Pa-
cific Northwest by giving the area i
iirsi can on eiw.-un.-iiy sw
at federal dams in the area.
tu-ii i.. i-u a .i, firj I
of several proposed interconnec-1
tions should be built by the fed-!
eral government, hut insisted that
a $24 million budget request also
would make it possible to negoti
ate with private power companies
for construction of other interties.
Johnson urges
racial accord
GETTYSBURG, Pa. (UPI)
Vice President Lyndon B. John
son believes whites and Negroes
mast work togethor to solve ra-
cim leiiMuns ueciiuhe u is nui
ollr rcsp(,ctive races which arc at
stake it is our nation.'
In a major address on race re- j
latiora, Johnson Thursday urged!
bolh races to resolvo their prcih- j
loins within the law and "lead
tho way through this moment of
challenge and decision." ;
ins memorial uny spoecn re-
fleeted tlie administration s grow
ing concern over racial conflicts.
Johnson said there is ho other
way out of the present crisis than
for both sides to work together.
One hundred years ago, the j
slave was freed," he said. "One
hundred years later, the Negro
remains in bondage to the color
of his skin.
'Tlie Negro today asks justice.
We do not answer him we do
not answer those who lie beneath
this soil when we reply to the
Negro by asking, "patience."
It is empty to plead Uiat the
solution to tlie dilemmas of the
present rests on the hands of the
clock. The solution is in our
hands. Unless we arc willing to
yield up our destiny of greatness
among the civilizations of hist 017,
Americans whit and Negro
together must be alxtut the busi
ness of resolving the challenge
which confronts us now," Johnson
said.
Our nation found its soul in
honor on these fields of Gettys
burg one hundred years ago. We
must not lose that soid in dis
honor now on tlie fields of hate."
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CHARLES D. HALL
Hall stationed
I in Nevada
Special to Tha Bulletin
FORT ROCK Charles D.
Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Hall, Christmas Valley, has com
pleted three months of basic
training at Lackland, Texas and
is now stationed with the U.S. Air
Force at Nallis Base, Nevada.
An Airman 3C he is assigned to
the field of missile research. He
is the first youth to enter the serv
ice from the new Christmas Val
ley community.
Jimmy's wife
got carried
away on plans
By Vernon Scotf
UPI Staff Writer
HOLLYWOOD (UPD- When
Jimmy Durante returned from a
hc pulled up jn fronl of his home
an() discovcre( a catastrastroke.
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His old homestead had been
to ,,he, ,Srounf . , ,
" " ? "
mg
was the chimney and the swim
min' pool," the Schnozz cried
out, obviously still in shock.
"You coulda knocked me over
with a ton of feathers."
Sure enough, Jimmy's home
for more than 30 years in Bever
ly Hills, had been demolished as
thoroughly as Jimmy destroys
pianos.
"The first thing I do is looK
up my wife Marge, and I say to
her, 'Marge, what's going on
here? 1 turn my back and look
what happens! No house! And
Marge tells me she can explain.
But 1 still don't understand tlie
explanation."
Nose Knows
Durante stroked his nose, more
I from affection than out of con-
temptation. It seemed to give
him strength to continue his
sloi y.
"Before I left town Marge says
wo ncef another bedroom in the
,u.s0 fr our baby, Cecelia Ali-
cja wno ,s now two years old.
I says okay. Knock down a
couple walls and odd a bedroom.'
"But she got carried away.
With tlie help of some bulldozers
! my little Marge knocked down
every w;,n jn ,)C j,,rt, she tells
me it was impossible to extend
to the back door without knock
ing down the back of the house,
"So I says, 'why didn't you
extend to the front?' And she
says, '"we couldn't extend to the
front without knocking down the
whole front of the house.'
"It looks like they compromis
ed and pulled down everything
just to be sure there was enough
space to add another room."
Too Small Anyhow
Jimmy buried his nose in a hot
cup of tea, muttering something
about Inkas and Dinks and Dos.
His swing around the country in
cluded an appearance on tlie
Terry Como television show, prob
ably h! the very moment his own
video antenna was being dis
mantled. "Maybe It's a good thing they
tore down the house," Durante
sighed.
"After nil it was only a threc
hedroom place. For a home in
Beverly Hills that looks very had.
To tell the truth, I used to hear
my neighbors grumble about
I having a house like that in such a
nico community.
FOG DELAYS FLIGHTS
NEW YOKK (ITU Fog de
layed at least 70 flights ill and
out of Idlewild and ljiCuanlia
airports Wednesday. The delays
were expected to continue through
out tho dav.
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Ifcimrslic STii-l
Fn i inert Column
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Fur in Mac hi in ry
Frists A: JseriU
Hid, l iml. Wood, Oil ....
Fuel U Hilled
Ftincr.il Directors
Fitiifntl Nut !'$
Fiiiipml Service;
Help U tinted. Femnle ....
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Help Uiitih-d, Mule
Illume Fur Kent
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Mi'iitp Tmllrr
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IeiiI Notices .............
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1-Legal Notice
NOTICE OF HEARING
. ON FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned executor
of the estate of Louis Carmich
ael, deceased, has filed his final
account, and that the 24th da v
of June, 1963, at the hour of 10
A.M. o clock in the District
Courtroom of the County Court-
nouse at ricna, JJescnutes Coun
ty, Oregon, has been set as the
time and place for hearing of
objections, and all persons in
terested in said estate are here
by notified to appear at said
time and place and show
cause, if any they have, why
said final account should not be
approved and the estate settled
and closed.
Charlos Holey, Executor of
the Estate of Louis Car-
iiucnHel
Charles E. Bnardman,
Attorney for Executor
144-149-155-161-C
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids will be received
by the Clerk of School District
No. 1, Deschutes County, Ore-
Bon, at the District Business Of
fice, 221 Kansas. Bend. Oregon
lor ine iouowuik:
WATERPROOFING POR
TION OF JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL
TUCK POINTING AND WA
TERPROOFING PORTION
OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
GYMNASIUM
REROOFING THE AUDI
TORIUM SECTION OF
THOMPSON SCHOOL
Bids will be received on or
before 4:00 o'clock P.M. June
10. 1963. Bids will be ouencd at
8:00 o'clock P.M. and will be
publicly read aloud.
Specifications may be obtain
ed from thp office of the Super
intendent. 547 Wall Street. Hend.
Oregon.
bach bid shall be sealed and
addressed to the Clerk of the
School District and plainly
marked.
The District reserves the
Hunt to accept or reject any or
all bids and waive any informal
ities. No bidder may withdraw
his bid after the hour set for
opening thereof unless award
ing ot the bids Is delayed ex
ceeding thirty (301 days.
Mrs. Irene Cothrcll,
District Clerk
School District No. 1,
Bend, Oregon
144-149-C
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids will be received
by tlie Clerk of School District
No. 1. Deschutes County, Ore
gon, at tlie District Business Of
fice, 221 Kansas, Bend, Oregon
lor
1 USED TRANSIT TYPE
SCHOOL bi;s
Bids will be received on or
before 4:00 oclock P.M. June
10. 11163. Bids will be oH-ned at
8:00 oclock P.M. and wiU be
puhliclv read aloud.
Specifications may bo obtain
ed from the office of tlie Super
intendent, 547 Wall Street, Bend,
Oreeon
Each bid shall be sealed and
addressed to the Clerk of the
School District and plainly
marked.
Tlie District reserves the right
to accent or reject any or all
bids and waive any informali
ties. No bidder may withdraw
his bid after the hour set for
opening thereof unless award
ing of the bids is delayed ex
ceeding thirty (30 days.
Mrs. Irene Cothrcll,
District Clerk
School District No. 1.
Bend. Oregon
144-14D-C
SALE OF TIMBER
WAUM SPRINGS INDIAN
RESERVATION
Scaled bids, in duplicate, on
forms provided therefor, mark
ed outside Bid for Timber,
Boulder Creek Lor irinff Unit."
addressed to the Superintendent
... in .-..M inss Indian Agencv,
I Warm Springs. Orr-on, will be
received unul 2:00 P M.. Pacific
I nayhght Time. June 11, 11H13.
for the purchase of timber on a
tract within the Warm Springs
Indian Reservation known as
the Boulder Creek Logguis I mL
The unit Includes approximate
ly a.JJO acres, of which approxi
mately 6,230 acres supporting
merchantable timber stands are
to be logged. The area to be log
ged has a total estimated stand
to be cut. which estimate is not
guaranteed, of approximately
76,090.000 board feet of all
species. The total volume to be
cut consists of approximately
43,770,000 board feet of green
ponderosa pine, 370,000 board
feet of merchantable dead pon
derosa pine, 24,160,000 board
feet of green Douglas-fir, 190,-
000 board feet of merchantable
dead Douglas-fir, 7,600,000 board
feet of white fir and other
species. Each bidder must state
the price per thousand feet
Scribner Decimal C log scale
that will be paid for timber cut
and scaled. No bid will be con
sidered for less than $18.65 per
thousand board feet for g r e e n
ponderosa pine, $15.85 per thou
sand Doard leel lor green Doug-
las-fir, and $6.05 per thousand
board feet for white fir and oth
er species. The stumpage price
for merchantable d-ad ponder
osa pine and Douglas-fir shall
always be 15 of the rate of the
green stumpage. A deposit of
forty thousand dollars ($40,000.
00) in the form of a certified
cheek, cashier's check, bank
draft, or postal money order
drawn payable to the Bureau of
Indian Affairs, or in cash, must
accompany each sealed bid. The
deposit of the apparent high
bidder, and of others who sub
mit written requests to have
their bids considered for accept
ance will be retained pending
acceptance or rejection of the
bids. AU other deposits will be
returned promptly following the
opening and posting of bids. The
deposit of the successful bidder
will be applied as part of the
purchase price of timber on this
unit only, or retained as liqui
dated damages il the bidder
fails to execute the contract and
furnish satisfactory bond for
eighty thousand dollars ($80,-
000.00) within 60 days of the ac
ceptance of his bid by the Com
missioner, Bureau of Indian Af
fairs. The right to waive techni
cal defects and reject any and
all bids is reserved. The con
tract will specify that all desig
nated timber shall be cut and
paid for on or before December
31, 1968; construction of approx
imately 8.2 miles of Class I road
and reconstruction to Class II
standards of approximately 1.9
miles of road be completed on
or before December 31, 1964.
The contract will also specify
that at least 6.000,000 board
feet shall be cut and paid for by
December 31, 1963, and not less
than 14,000,000 board feet each
subsequent calendar year
through 1968 and all other con
tract obligations shall be met on
or before December 31, 1969. Be
fore bids are submitted, full in
formation concerning the tim
ber, the conditions of the sale
and the submission of bids,
should be obtained from the
Superintendent, Warm Springs
Indian Agency, Warm Springs,
Oregon, or the Area Director,
Bureau or Indirn Affairs, 1002
N.E. Holliday Street, Portland
8. Oregon: or the Commissioner.
Bureau of Indian Affairs, Wash
ington 25, D.C. Dated this 29th
day of March. 1963. at Washing
ton. 25, D.C., John O. Crow, Dep
uty commissioner ot Indian Af
fairs. 114-126-138-149-C
8-SpeclaI Notices
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
For information call 382-4780,
or Redmond 548-3606.
10-Lost & Found
LOST BILLFOLD Paulina lake.
Reward. 382-4536.
14-Moving, Trkng, Storage
SAVE 50 OR MORE
Rent New Moving Vans From
Avis. We Furnish Everything,
But The Driver
AVIS RENT-A-TRUCK SYSTEM
Bend 382-2151
17-Help Wanted
EARN EXTRA cash and family
clothes, in spare time, selling
BeeUne Fashions on party plan.
Car necessary. Write Wiima
Robertson, 3120 Stark Street,
Eugene, Ore.
IF YOU have never sold you
are missing good earnings and
good education. Have fast mov
ing product. No comoetition.
top sales training in U.S. (not
door to door). Try it full or
part time. Also need manager
for Central Oregon. J. L. Hen
derson, 1310 Shady Lane, Al
bany, Oregon.
PART-TIME delivery help to
assist Fuller Brush Dealer.
Own car, free to work Thurs
day and Fndav p.m. and Sat.
urdays. Call 382-3610.
18-Help Wanted Male
MAN TO pickup and deliver or.
ders. Must be neat appearing,
have dependable ear. $100 week
to start, if qualified. Write Box
5.UA, The .Bulletin for inter
view. 19-Help Wanted Female
EXPERIENCED NURSES aid
needed at Sunset Home. Call
382-5531 or 382-6261.
NEAT MATURE woman to live
in. for light housework, some
telephone answering for real
estate office. Full charge of
home. Wages open to right
partv. Fairfax 7-2253 or write
Box 105, Jefferson, Oregon.
20-Service Directory
PAINTING DONE. Reasonable
rates. Anderson 382-2043.
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS
Marilyn Bull EV 2-0268
INVISIBLE Re-weaving. Burns
tears and moth holes disap
pear when they are rewoven.
All fabrics and upholstery. Fair
firices. prompt service. Bever
y Cook. 675 Innes Lane. 382-
1948.
LANDSCAPING
Lawns, flower beds, retaining
walls, garden pools, carports.
patios, lences. ir-ze worK. cas
cade Landscaping, EV 2-3493
WHERE YOU can buy mattress
es at wholesale prices. Daven--ort
Mattress $c Upholstery
Co.. 1164 Harriman, 382-3320.
Just back of courthouse.
ELECTRIC HEATING
Complete electric heating serv
ice. Installation and repairs.
Anv mike electnc heater.
BILL'S ELECTRIC
942 Hill St. 382-2821
LANDSCAPE DESIGN
AND CONSTRUCTION
'Tlnn to Finished Product"
Hish Mt. Workshop EV 2-63S1
20-Service Directory
PAINTING KITCHEN $45. Liv.
Ing Room $45. Bedroom $35.
Bath $20. Exterior Painting.
Also Commercial.
Harper 382-4692
FURNITURE REFINISHING
Work guaranteed. 548-2511.
ALTERATIONS, Sewing, fab-
brics, notions. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Closed Wednesday. Edna's Sew
Shop, 431 S. 3rd. 382-3592.
MIKE'S ELECTRIC
REPAIRS: Washer, dryer, freez
er, refers, water heaters, furn
aces. ALL MAKES. EV 2-5312.
PAINTING
Pickups $35.00
Clean ud iob Enamel
438 Heyburn 382-4692
SPRAYING
Weed and grass control. Li
censed. Cheney, 382-0277.
WHEN SPRING has sprung
and grass has riz. this is where
your painter is. Crozier. Bend.
EV 2-6199.
EXPERT TV & Radio Repair
Service Call only $3.50
Jim's TV Service 382-3027
Lawnmower Sharpening
Reel or rotary. New latest mo
del precision grinder. Call 382
3170 for free pickup and de
livery within 5 miles of Bend.
W. A. Higgins. 1707 W. 1st
WOMEN'S AND Men's altera
tions, tailoring. Reasonable
rates. Brenda Hall. EV 2-6887.
CUSTOM WOOD WORKING, pine,
fir, birch kitchens, picture win
dows, doors, buiit-ins. Call 382
3166. CABINET WORK
Free planning service. Guaran
teed work, fair prices. S i d
Hendricks, 147 E. Revere, 382
6770. IRONING DONE in my home,
also baby sitting. Very reason
able. 382-6747.
22-Building Sup.-Cont.
Long's Bargains
215 lb comp. roof. $7.60
235 lb comp. roof. $8.60
Painted shakes wu $11.45
Redwd siding $148, $16?.
Asbestos siding $16.95 sq.
Plywd siding 4x8, 4x9, 4x10,
Salv roofing $8.50, $8.95
US Stormseal roof. $11.00
4-V Roofing any length
Nails per keg $9.50 up
Septic tanks $44.50, $59.50
4 orangeburg 28c, 3Zc tt.
5" bathtubs wtrim $54.95
Quality toilets wseat $26.95
20x18 basins wtrim $19.50
Dbla kit. sinks $39.95
Water heaters $36.95 up
Pipe-galv, plastic, copper
4" cast soil pipe 74c ft.
I00,s alum windows in stock
Patio drs wscreen $69.50
Birch, mahog., glass doors
Quality garage drs $49.50
All elee panels, bases, etc.
Basebd heaters $16.50 to $31.
Elee wall heaters $15.40. $26.95
Paints $1.95 to $4.95 gal.
34" fireplace HEATFORM
$65.50
Vinyl Asbestos fir tile 10c
Corrug fiberglass panel 25c
Genuine FORMICA 59c sq ft
Fresh cement per sack $1.45
Reinforce rod 20' 60c, $1.08
Concrete mesh 7'x200' $26.75
Poly vapor film 4" to 40' le
Ceiling tile plain, acoustical
Chapwd $1.49, $1.80, $2.50
Plasterbd $1.45, $1.70, $2.05
4x8 prefinish paneling $3.45
3 4x8 "A" 2 side birch 38e
Insulation, loose and blanket
Plywd sheathing all kinds Cheap
Orchard, step, exten. ladders
Cedar shingles & roof shakes
C. G. Long & Son
Salem, Oregon
I M. North of Keiier
Phone 364-0161
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1 Greenwood 382-4301
26-Loans
TRADING
CARS
For friendly, personal financing
see us for a convenient
, AUTO LOAN
Just Dial
.3S2-2433
NORTHWEST
FINANCE CO.
817 So. 3rd.
382-2433
30-Miscellaneous for Sale
WESTSIDE 2ND HAND
725 Columbia off Galveston
382-2425 Used Furn. & Misc.
PARTIALLY Silver - mounted
form fitter seddle. Will trade
for 16-inch men's saddle. 382
2778 after 6 p.m.
CARPETS A fright? Make them
a beautiful sight with Blue
Lustre. It's marvelous. Mas
terson St. Clair Hdw.
30-Miscellaneous for Sale
TOP SOIL, fill dirt, dump truck,
tractor loader work, excava
tions. 382-5161.
PORK LOWER aeain: Vz or
whole, 33c lb. Cut to order free.
We smoke your ham and ba
con too. 14 beef 41c to 51c lb.
Freezers, all sizes. 10 year
warranty. Get the best for less.
All locally financed. Uidstate
Meat Co., 382-3651.
TWO YEAR old Allen cash reg
ister. Cost $750, sell for $475.
842 Wall.
RED CRUSHED cinders, top
sou, tiu oirt, bulldozing. 382
2499. 3.000 GALLON metal water
tank. Good condition. Also 30
foot tower. Robert Zitek, Cres
cent. 433-9208.
OR TRADE. 36-inch band saw
with 6 saws. D. L. Stevenson,
Box 902. Bend.
Garden Mark
LAWNM0WERS
Now in stock
2H h p. Briggs & Stratton engine
This work-saving 20-in. rotary
has many extra features, in
cluding built-in safety features,
and is self-propelled.
69.88
Immediate delivery
MONTGOMERY
WARD
1032 Bond Street 382-5521
30 Miscellaneous for Sale
SAVE MORE MONEY
on your grocery bill
at
BEND SALVAGE
Kerr Canning Jars-all with lids wholesale
Regular Pint Jars $1 30
Wide Mouth Pint Jars SI 49
Regular Quarts $1.54
Vz gallon jars $1.99
CnsS?i Un s8-29 cs
$8.20 per case
No. 1 Potatoes-10 lbs
Hills-Dalo Ppai-hc91i ..
Blue Lake Green Beans'tin'""!.'.'.'";;;.."::".:":"" 4$L00
uiuc uac -ui uieen oeans-jiM un 329c
Blue Lake French Style or Whole Green Beans '. 225c
Campbell's Vegetable Beef & Chicken Noodle Soup-26 or ... 35c
Campbell's Vegetable Soup-26 oz 30c
Flav-R-Pac Apple Sauce-303 tin s3Se
Mazola Oil-1 qt. bottle eoc
Armstrong One-Step Floor Care-22 oz 7ic
Aer-O-Wax Self-polishing Floor Wax-1 gal .'."""$1 99
White King Liquid Detergent-Giant Size 790
Bisquick-60 oz ; . ' 57e
Betty Crocker Pancake Mix-10 98c
Hood River Combo Fruit Drink-46 oz " 259o
White Latex $3,50 gai.
Many many more items at Similar Reductions
BEND SALVAGE COMPANY
Open 9 to 9 6 days a week-Closed Sundays '
Located across from Bend Drive-In Theater Sign
31-Appliances, Furniture
FOR SALE: Norge electric
range, $25. Phone 382-5126.
LATE MODEL 12 cu. ft. chest
type freezer. Excellent condi
tion. Reconditioned and guar
anteed Only $7.50 per month
OAC. $129.50. Oregon Equip
ment Company, 165 E. Green
wood BARGAIN TREE
Everything New k Osed
Complete Home Furnishings
Buy-Sell or Tradel
J & M Furniture
THE BIG GREEN STORE
1854 N. 1st
Just 3 blks.
382-2202
No. Pioneer Park
31-Appliances, Furniture
SINGER
FLOOR MODEL'
DEMONSTRATOR
SALE
Beautiful
STYLE-0-MATIC
Automatic machine
TX $129.50
Brand New
SPARTAN ZIG-ZAG CONSOLE
Rugged, dependable machine by Singer. Do decorative applique
and tucks, sew a sturdy patch, put clastic in so it stays. The
Vassar Console gives you convenient storage and sewing area.
Beautifully styled and finished in blonde or walnut.
$40
Many other floor models and demonstrators
(some one
bave
up to
OTVTrTCD SEWING
12G Minnesota Ave.
32-Musical Instruments
The Finest
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
Manufactured are available for
SUMMER SCHOOL
COURSE
BAND RENTAL
"Olds-Conn-Selmer"
Complete summer session rent.il
on anv band instrument only
$10. Includes music stand,
reeds, oil, etc., and becinner's
fundamental private lesson.
AMERICAN MUSIC
Company
929 Wall St. 382-1393
30-Miscellaneous for Sale
TWENTY INCH rock saw, gas
stove, refrigerator, camper for
pickup. 382-3037.
LAWNMOWER
SALE
CONTINUES
with
PRICES CUT
EVEN FURTHER
Jacobsen-Homko-Sunbeam
Rotary-Reel-Electric
from . . ,
59.95
R0T0TILLER
Reg. $144.50
Now Only
1 10.00
Shop Westside Hardware, th
place to buy all your lawn and
garden supplies, with a com
plete Scotts Lawn Care Center.
Free expert advice too ... .
WESTSIDE
HARDWARE
1005 Galveston 382-4341
Open Dally 8 to 8
Sundays from 9 to 2
S&H Green Stamps Always
Our Pric
$1.20 doz.
$1.35 doz.
$1.40 doz.
$1.50 doz.
69c ea.
35a
4$1.00
31-Appliances, Furniture
FOR SALE: double mattress
and box spring $15. Formica
top table and 4 chairs $25. 382
1083 or see at Bend Trailer
Park. Inquire at house.
ANTIQUE TYPE twin size bed.
complete $90. Singer dressmak
ing machine $55. Three piece
reupholstered living room
suite $150. DAVENPORT MAT
TRESS & UPHOLSTERY CO.,
1164 Harriman, 382-3320. Just
back of courthouse.
COMBINATION Electric range
and trash burner. Full price
$39.95, terms. Ken Cale Hard
ware. STILL SOME good buys in re
conditioned TV sets. Take vour
choice at $49.95, terms. Sen
Cale Hardware.
OFF
of a kind)
1 kind)
50
$1
CENTER
3S2-38S2
1 32-Musical Instilments
UPRIGHT PIANO, good condi
tion. $125. 382-6889.
CULBRANSEN Organs are the
most for the least! Hem
mingson Piano It Organ Serv
ice, Museum Bldg., So. 97, call
382-5177.
40-Farmer's Column
GOOD VAC Case tractor, cheap.
Also two (ABSi springer Hoi.
stein heifers 382-1801.
HAY: alfalfa. 175
standing. 382-0713.
acres sell
SADDLES
New, lightweight EV 2-0646
IRRIGATED Pasture tnr rent.
Almost new saddle for sale.
382-5474 alter 5:30 p.m.