ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. MONDAY, JULY 29. 1929.
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Tlit; adv e r t i s e r s
whose advertise
ments appear on this
page are prepared to
give service and help
with building plans.
WORK STARTED Qil
EHIR1CE STEPS AT
I!
Tlu! tunic o( razliiK I'.io old ur!
niit,f hay iK-t'ii iirut-tlcally com pit I
cU. The tiuf trui iion or the old re
Jntnict d cuneit'to amii-x to thr
rl.-ikH of lire ufCurt'd u js.-:it ilal
of itlffiuiliy as Hie htuvy wall
were well nilifuireil. Holtr
coul tl be used only In Hinall shuts
b.H-aus- of tlu proximity of thf m-w
hutldiiiK and the dauyiT of iIhiuuk
from flying tiiaftTful. Howi'ver, up
to the prvstfiil time, only one ln
ilow pane had he-n broken.
Grading has been siaitt'd for the
step a' the front entrance to the
new building, vhirli will complete
the structure. These Hlejin could
not be eoujjlrueted until the old
building was removed, as they ei
U nd out 20 feet and there was nut
sufficient room until the old aw lis
were removed.
. Jt will tHke about three weeks lo
complete the work, it is bnlieved.
and duritiK that periol tl(e grounds
will b cleaned up and steps taken
. for beautificatiou.
Coquill
tub United
MuhIc store will be es
iu quarters iu tlould
build inc.
I 'or Hand Plans under, way for
erection of three-story Spanish
type apartment house at 610 Fland
ers street at estimated coat of loU,-uoO.
Stock and Bonds
In a defunct concern is worthless paper.
A Warranty Deed
To a home is a document that represents
wealth, both useful and valuable.
OwnRirHom
waiiiiiiiHiirmfiLLlii
E. K. McLENDON
240 N. Jackson
21 Years h
Roseburg
Brick, Tile, Cement, Lath, Windows,
Doors, Wall Board,
Veneer, Oak Flooring, Drain
Boards,
Cedar Boat Lumber
Roofing
Page Lumber and Fuel Company
709 North Jackson Street, Roseburg Phone 242
GLEPJDALE REPORTS ImT 11MBEB ORDERS -
ill.ll I Kf i-l V.-ll 11 111 Kl uf li.tli ' V I m M.a
MilPH ACT V TY N r-r ri S RHT Y H W
muun nu i in 1 1 in
Sewn H' vit-nf Iu(iU Cuuiity SvK--cial)
(M.KNIMl.K. J u ly Work
as begun hint week by A. L. Mc
Heiny on a one-story building lo
cated on n lot which was formerly
a part of the old bull ground, ay.il
facini; on Willis Ave. The wall.-,
of this building are lo be shingled
The roof will be flat and the top
course of the walls will be so b.mi
as to give the Spanish style effect.
The building is to be divided into
five apartments and each apart
au nt will contain a living room,
bedtooiu, kitchen and small, bath
room. A one-car ga:nge will
uUo b a part of each aparinu-iU.
The kitchens will t,be piped with
water and will have a sink. The
bathrooms will be fitted with toi
let, washbasin "d shower fix
lures. The building Is to be wir
ed tor eleeiiic lighting and foi
elernic stoves. McHctiry expect
lo have the building ready (or oc
cupancy the forepart of Sept tun
her and he already has all the
apart. nciits rented.
W. A. Kusdorff of San Fra::rlco
f'al.. division supervisor of linen
for the Western I'ukin Telegtap'i
tki.. was a CUmdale visitor jl'hurs
day. . A large crow of W astern
Tnion linemen arrived here this
week Riul will be stationed here
vbile rebuilding the lelsiaph
company's pole line souLh of ho:e.
Another large crew of liueiu.Mi Is
now stationed at Central j'niut
and is working this way. Con
itiderauje line -work will need to
be done hi Cow Creek canyou dur
ing the next few- months because
of the widening of cuts and lun
uels now being carried on by I he
Southern Pacific c o ji s t rut.iion
e
Roseburg, Oregon
L.umlxr to Build t
1' uel lo 1 teal tlicm.
Pnint to Puint them.
cr w s and which will
rebuilding irniuti of tlie
lines tii-re.
'ihe O.endule State bank
bis
ft ty
just leceived a Utst of
U. pO.sKS boxes t J b
udded to its
vault tqu. pup-iil
for the iue and
m-ivice of its i.airons. There are
t4 small, 22 inediuiii and 4 aig
dfposir hoxis iwduded in the set
These boxes all fit into a Steel
fiame and are pmucu-d ly heavy
aieiil Individual doors that can
opened ouly by the use ot two
Kcjs at ou' liint, one key bin
that carried by the box reuiei
and the other a masterkey u-ta.u-ed
at the bank. According to ln-iormati-Jii
given by Cleun 1. V.aid
lip, oashier, these deposit l.oxc;
will be installed and leady for is?
in about 10 days.
Truman Set her has begun con
si met foil of a hinall -cotiiig" thai
lie expects lo occupy as a llOI'l-.
w heii completed. It is located In
ihe onk grove near the base of the
Wiiioinhe road and acrons ' thi
lod ri oil: Win. I., ituiton's recently
built small collage.
FOR FALL-WINTER
VERY FAVORABLE
Increased supplies of poultry are
In prospect this fall and w inter,
w ith consequent reductions iu poul
try prices probable according U'
the i.-id-Miminer outlook rcpoi't o;
thtr bureau of agi icuituial econ
ouiks of the I'niied ri tales depart
mout of agriculture, i-tsite t liay.
Kgg supplies am ex,;Lt led 10 le
main low and egg pruvs tu ue well
maintained ihiough tiie full but
probable increases9- u pro J action
in the late winter aWl spring seem
likely to reduce prices somewhat
beiow the It vein ot a y--.ii- nrlii-r,
unless an exceptional ,n .portion ot
the flocks aie marketed mis lall.
The increase of lo per cent In
the number of young chickens on
hand July 1 indicates larger mar
ketings of pouliiy tiiis tall and
winter, limn a year ago, according
to the report. This increase' in
marketings may be augmented be
cause ot the protpective higher
prices of lued. and the general
lateness of this year's hatch, and
restricted Eomewhat because of a
tendency- (o iiuwease numbers of
hens iu laying flocks.
Smaller expected layings during
Mie last Jiall of the year than last
year and extieuiely light storage
leserves point to higher egg price
this fall. Inning the winter months
the reduced storage supplies will
tend to be ofset by increased pro
duction of vkz. due to increased
numbers of birds in laying flocks.
The unmual price advance which
occurred last February reflected
exceptional weather conditions and
is mil likely to be repeated this
winter. It is uncertain whether for
the winter as a whole egg prices
will average us high as they did
last winter. Prices of eggs next
spring should be expected to be
: onicwhat low er thim last spring,
on account of the probable increase
in the supply that will result from
the increase in production of chick
ens this year unless producers cull
drastically and semi an exceptional
Who
said
it ain't
nonna ram
no mo :
BUT the chap with a Certain-teed Shingle roof over
his home doesn't have to worry about rains,
snows, sleet or what-notl
For, Certain-tccd Shingles are just made to fight
weathering. They are fire-resistant, too. And the
charm of their softly warm colorings will endure through
years, being non-fading natural colors.
Ccrtain'teed Shingles
For New or Old Homes
Perhaps you plan to build . . . our advice is to con
sider Certnin-teed Mineral-Surfaced Shingles for that
roof. Perchance you (or the neighbors) have noted
ugly streaks, cracks, warpings on the old roof . . . Again
our recommendation is a suitable Certain-teed Shingle.
Use This Servicel
For any repairing, removing or building problems,
our experience in this line should be highly useful to
you. It is yours for the asking.
Send for m free copy of "Color, Color, Color'
the new circular on Shingle Roofs.
DENN-GERRETSEN CO.
231 N. Maiu St. Phone 12S Roseburg, Ore
SEATTLE, Wash., July 29.-
Orders received by 2b identical '
mitts reporting lo the West Coast
Lumbermen s association Tor the
week ending July 28 were 10,410,
Ml!7 board teet lutji than the total
of production for the same seven
days. For thi'ee weeks previous
orders were received in excess of
current production and the balance
for thirty days as between produc
tion and orders Is, therefore, in
favor of the industry. Shipments
were higher than usual at these
mills and as a result unfilled or
ders declined nearly 19.uuu,0(hj
during the week, inventories re
ported by 140 mills were 14.2 per
cent below those of January 1.
Production reported by 278 mills
for the week the largest group re
porting to the association was
21 2 Sly. 325 feet or 23.t8 per cent of
their rated weekly operating capa
cities. Production, orders and ship
ments at 209 mills for the week
ending July 20. were reported in
board feet, as follows:
Number of mills. 209; production.
1S7.298.149; orders. 17i,SS8,122;
shipments, 192,lt;4,238.
Orders were 5. 56 per cent below
production and shipments 2.60 pea'
cent over the output.
Oetail of orders and shipments as
reported by these 209 mills follows:
Orders
Feet
Rail
Domestic cargo ....
Export
Local ..'
Total i. ..- .'.
Shipments .
Rail
Domestic cargo ....
Export
Iocal
74 91,657
56. U 11.492
28.407.9(9
17,772,02-i
176.SS8.122
Feet
74.818,078
66.530,826
33.043,310
17.772,024
t
Total
192.164.33S
OREGON WEEKLY ;
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
' Mohler Bids opened for con
struction of steel bridge over sou :h
fork of Nehalem river near here on
Miami river market road. ,
New-berg New water mains be
ing installed from city limits north
to reservoir.
Gold Beach West' Coast Tele"
phone company erecting poles and
wires along east side of Roosevelt
highway through this place.
Seaside Pruuty Lumber Box
company being extensively improv
ed. Gold Beach Bungalow cafe
opened for business under uew
management.
Myrtle Point--Management ' of
new Myrtle Hotel changed hands
recently.
Seaside Pacific Light and Pow
er company making extensive im
provements in plant at cost of
000.
Crater Lake New cafeteria
opened heri recently.
Fort Klamath Construction of
proportion uf their young birds to
market this year.
5! ft
lNbf i t v
Hchoolhouse at this place progress
ing steadily.
Klamath Falls Erection of $75,
quo Marion apartment house recent
ly completed.
Tillamook Elite shon in the I
ifeals building ou Thnu street re-
decorated and improved
Medtord Construction of depart
ment of commerce radio station
completed.
iiids will be opened August 2'J
by state highway commission for
widening and straighteuing Old
Oregon Trail highway between
Kamela and Hilgaid.
Salem Bids opened for construc
tion of new $5uo,000 stale on ice ;
building. j
Vale Additional equipment in
stalled at Hex theatre.
Clatskauie Construction under
way on $15,975 Harvey and 11 at' on
building.
Til lauiook Contract awarded for
improving courthouse.
Alt. Angel Local Libby McNeil
& Libby pickle plant started opera
tions recently.
Seaside Associated Oil company
will erect modern service station
in this place at cost of approxi
mately $10,000.
, Tillamook Plans under way for
improving local streets.
Multnomah Doll and umbrella
repair shop opened for business iu
Parker building.
Astoria Pacific Tel. Jt Tel. Cc.
constructing two-story addition to
building on Exchange street.
Mood Itiver Kenovate I f.'loud
C.p lun opened p visitors.
Joseph Pacldic Powar & 'Light
company, installing 700 h. p. auxil
iary prUnt neur here ac cost
$12.,0o0.
i-'iants Pasj Garrett A'Eociated
ocrvice station ou rioa'-L Sixth
alrcet changed hands.
out her! in Hecently constructed
si cage plant of Union Oil company
u': Second avci..ie opened lor busi
ness. Fjgene $200,000 fine arts build
ing v ill be erected on University of
Oregou campus.
West Linn Plans under way for
construction of two play sheds for
Clackamas county school district
SAND WAX POLISH
Fix Up
Your Floors
Let me refinish your floors I
furnish and lay new floors, sand
3ld floors, and fix them up so
that they will please you and
our friends who see the job.
Electric Sander
Waxing and Polishing
C. F. McMULLEN
601 Fullerton St.
Floor Surfacing Contractor
We Can Help You Renew
This Spring
BEFORE
Now Is the Time fcr Screens
Need (or screens has arrived with the warm weather. A
phone call to us and we will measure your doors and windows
and furnish an estimate. Screen dours, tingle window screens,
special porching screening work all right in our line.
Lumber
Lath
Slunslcs
Brick
Lime
Tile
Juit
UMPQUA
Xo. 34 at cost of $12,000 each. tion for erection, of Alota grade
Portlands-Contracts awarded fori school building,
remodeling five stores on Morrison' -Molalia-Shot Gun Lumber com
and Park sireets to cost between pany will start operations bepteni
125.000 and JIIO.OOO. : ber 1st.
Mmmmih r..i.tr...i. oH-ai-.li.1
for construction of new tclty hall
and fire department building.
Portland Plans Hearing comple-
Installed to your satisfaction by
JOHN R. KELLY
. Sheet Metal Works
444 N. Jackson Roseburg, Oregon
PHONE 466
lOAN -coVtdTb Cordial Invitation
sII!S3pJ We Invite you to bocom-i a
J I L 1 m 'in be of this assovhiiUm so
I l'iat - ol " ta!1 D('nf't "
II f1 A llic advantages offered, fn
i " J- ('er tne terma our plan.
' fl I s"1"'1 convenient payments
I I lV" nab!e you to buy or build a
VaA I A V-iTCffi&O ' home of your own. Further
',;IV51 I A r- particulars upon request.
X
Cost Very Low Compared With Increase in Value.
The dollars spent in remodeling and modernizing your
home will return to you two fold through increase in the value
ot your property. If it noiicome property the increased rentals
will alone defray the expense.
Rpildinrr accessories
Remodeling service
Prompt delivery
Cement
flasier
Drain til?
Millwork a Specially
38
For Plans and
Estimates
Service.
Phone
VALLEY
Oak and Pine Sis.
mmm n
I ... A . a. i---i-.
Forest Grove Bids opened for
'construction of two-story memorial
j legion buildiuK on corner of First
I avenue north and Main street
Western
Furnaces
Built in the West
for
Western Fuels
Furnaces modern in design
and quality in construction.
A complete line for resi
dences, schools, churches,
s:ores and factories.
Your Home
AFTER
LBR. CO.
E. C.
Kingwel
AGENCY
OPPOSITE
Antlers Theater
ROSEBURG
Oregon State Chamber
of Commerce
in its weekly letter states that
"The Campbells Are
Coming" .
And so are the Smiths,
Browns, Applegates
and Whites.
Land values are lower today
than they have ever been. (
Speculative buys afford a safc
investment to the investor.
Residence property, city lots,
close in acreage within the
county of Douglas will show a
big advance in prce within the
next five years.
i. .- . a
in win pay you 10 investigate g
any ot the following:
Located in the Sutherlin valley,
25 acres, all in cultivation, right ff
on the pavement $2500.
Two 10-acre tracts only $500. E?
1''
Another 9 acres only $450. i'i
Then 4.9 acres only $2 50. ' tg
36 acres adjoining the cannery i
and S. P. trackage only $3,600,
easy terms. p.
10 acres close in $500.
26 acres, ail cultivated $1400.
6 acres adjoins pavement $300.
Weil located city lots $50 eacli
with special discount on three
or more tots. Easy terms.
Modern 5-room res:dence with
two large lots only $2,000.
$200 cash, balance 10 years.
Dandy pasture land, all fenced.
174 acres, only $30 an acre.
City water, electricity and tele
phone available.
10-acre appie orchard only
41500, located adjoining the
pavement.
7-room house and two lots,
1.00U.
7.vnn.n L .1 1 I 1
right on the Pacific highway , $
5-room house and 5 acres'
$2300, faces the pavement.
5-room house and 1J acres
close to Seventh Day Adventut
school, $750. Easy terms.
Mr. Renter, can you afford lo
gnore thess prices. Even if you
only pay $10 a month, it means
a loss in actuaj cash in a period
of 10 years in excess of $2,00 J.
That is one reacon why your
LANDLORD is able to drive a
nigh-priced automobile, you
pay tor it while your w.fe a id
children WALK.
iou are under no ob.iga!i.m,i f
call at the office and we will l"j
pleased to help locate you and
i your family.
Phone 234
E.G.
Kingwelf Agency
Opposite the Antlers
Theatre