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FOR RENT 5 acres. 4-room
house, barn, well, electricity. 1
acre, 4-room house, garage,
well, electricity. 1-room house
partly furnished, electricity,
garden. 3-room house, large
garden, wen, wood range, chick
en yard. All In Umpqua Park
district. Bert Wells, 410 East
Lane, Roseburg.
A NEW, very modern, attractive,
three room rurnlshed apart
ment. Also two room, reason
able. Apply mezzanine office,
Hotel Valley. ,
MODERN 5-room furnished flat,
private bath and entrance. Gas
equipment. Phone 222-R. 547 S.
Stephens.
Q DESIRABLE, 6-room, furnished
house and double garage.
Phone 361-L or apply 622 W.
' . Oak.
CLEAN, furnished apartment.
Suitable for business woman.
. Adults. 204 W. Douglas.
ATTRACTIVE apartment, two
bedrooms, very desirable.
. Adults. 630 E. Douglas.
SLEEPING ROOMS Gas equip
ped. 707 West Mosher street.
FOH RENT Furnished house.
Adults. Inquire 801 Mill street.
KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS
. Strictly modern. Phone 550.
)IORTHSIDE APARTMENTS.
Modern. Phone 802-R.
MODERN, furnished apartments.
424 Floed, corner Mill.
FURNISHED ground floor apart
, merit, adults. Phone 645-J.
SLEEPING room. 225 W. Mosher.
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Help Wanted
FREE Deluxe velvet lined case
filled with complete assortment
of fast selling Mary King
Beauty preparations to women
handling distribution In Rose
burg. No investment, no ex
perience necessary. Average
earnings a dollar an hour and
up. Write Adele Arnold, Mary
liing Beauty Department, 4512
Hollis Street, Oakland, Califor
nia. ,
WANTED WOMAN , CHEF
CAFABL,E TO TAKE .CHAKvU.
OF KITCHEN. HOTEL UMP--QUA.
APPLY TO MR. HARD
ING. . "
WANTED Housekeeper for two1.
C. C. Murrell, Canyonville, Ore
gon. :
Work Wanted
PRACTICAL NURSE with hospi
tal experience wishes position
in private home. Will take
care invalid. City preferred.
Box 65, Camas Valley, Oregon.
CALL DUNHAM TRANSFER
CO., phone 47, for your mov
ing, crating, packing r turkey
hauling.
LADY wishes job as cook in log
ging camp or ranch. Box 1254
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Miscellaneous
I WILL not be responsible for ac
counts contracted for by any
one except myself. Everett Laf
fcrtv, Myrtle Point, Oregon
WELL, WHATEVER ELSE
VOU CAM SAY ABOUT .
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HAVE . 7 THEW YOU MUST WORK
WANT TO MAKE BIG MONEY
in defense work? Trade your
farm for this one: 21 , acres
completely equipped, self sup
porting. Only 7 minutes from
Lockheed and Vega plants! Los
Angeles. For further details,
pictures, etc., write Box 1258,
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FOR SALE 160 vcies, about 17
miles southwest of Roseburg,
described at the SI oi NE) and
Nl of SEi, section 34-29-7. Make
offer. B. Olson, 1820 S. Jay
St., Tacoma, Washington.
12Q ACRES of unimproved Jand,
with some timber, for sale in
the Elk creek country. Contact
Warren Tison at Drew, Oregon.
Robert Anderson, Sr., Ashford,
Washington.
FOR SALE 25 acres in crop. No
buildings. On highway, close to
school, store and church. Ralph
Howard, Tenmile.
FOR SALE 13 acres, modern
house, mile and half from city.
Rifle 'Range road. A. F. Mor
ris. :
FOR SALE Timber, stumpage
basis. Good location for mill.
F. R. Brown, Camas Valley.
FOR SALE 322 acre farm, good
for grain, dairy or sheep. Ada
Elllnger, Riddle, Oregon.
Fuel
PHONE 468
Green Slab Wood
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
STOVE WOOD Old growth fir.
53.00 tier, delivered. E. F. Witt,
Glide. . . "
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WILL BUY berries, cherries, veg
etables. Top prices. Phone
435-R or call at 411 S. Jackson.
WANTED Stationary gas en'
gine, 21 or 3 h.p. H. B. Kruse,
; Curry Estate. .
WANTED Used balloon bicycles
arid good parts. 114 N. Steph
ens. WANTED-To buy a tent.
. W. 1st Street, Roseburg.
1146
For Sale Miscellaneous
FOR SALE-rStnglo chain har
ness, mowing machine, steel
harrow and smaller farming
Implements. , H. Elpel, Route 1,
Camas Valley.
FOR SALE 1 boy's bicycle,
good condition, balloon tires,
$10.00. 1 girl's bicycle. Almost
new. $17.50. Call 530 Over
look. STRAWEERRIES Best, sweet
est kinds, 75c and $1.00 in
patch. Bring containers. Write
for reservation. Art Baird,
Umpqua.
STRAWBERRIES. Good picking
right now. Two miles out, i
mile west of Umpqua Park.
Bring your containers.
FOR SALE Pease cabinet grand
piano, upright. Gold plated
King trombone. Both good con
dition. Phone 645-J.
NOTICE: For auto parts, muffl
ers and glass go to Sam s Auto
Wrecking House, 523 NMain
street
GIRL'S small bicycle. Phone
626-R.
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jars, unoieum. i-none WANTED AT ONCE-Hatching B VjjdW'Tr'M' '-JWl.fl.-Pff 1" I
ELECTRIC washing machine
with pump. Excellent condi
tion. Inquire 423 Pltzer.
FOR S A LEPlants cabbage,
i kale and lettuce. Dixonville
1 road, Route 1, Box 34.
Livestock
THREE COWS, one Guernsey,
two Jerseys, young, heavy, easy
milkers. Holmgren, Glengary
district, Rt. 1, Box 119. Phone
5F-42. !
ATTENTION, We remove dead
and worthless stock free. Call
collect 52-F-12 or 611. Roseburg
By-Products. .
2 FINE Jersey heifers. Just
fresh. Calf at side. 4 gallons
per day. . Nelson Brothers,
Rifle Range road.
FOR SALE 2 fresh Jersey cows,
: second calves. E. W. Banister,
South Myrtle Creek road.
FOR SALE Young Jersey cow
and calf. Two weeks old calf.
' A. L. Roadman Umpqua.
FOR SALE Choice of two fine
young Guernsey cows. H. C.
Kelley, Camas Valley.
Dentistry
DR.. NERBAS ,
Fluorescent teeth In plastic
Old plates made like new.
20 years success In partial or full
denture replacement same aay.
Extraction Pyorrhea treatment.
Gas when desired.
Masonic Bldg. , Phone 488
By V. T. Hamlin
By Merrill Blosser
By Edgar Martin
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By Roy Crane
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WANTED AT ONCE Hatchliis
eggs. New Hampshircs, R. I.
Reds; Barred Rocks, Hampshire
and Red-Rock crosses, Hamp
shire and Red-Cornish crosses.
12c premium over Portland
Grade A, l.o.b. your shipping
point. NORTHWEST HATCH
ERY, CORVALLIS, OREGON.
WATZIG'S heavy breed chicks
Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Please order early. Watzig's
Hatchery. . .
WANTED-Early New Hamp
shire pullets. Mrs. F. R. Brown,
Camas Valley, Oregon.
TURKEY POULTS today. Wat
zig's Hatchery.
Douglas Ration of
Tires, Tubes Given
By Local Board
Doucrlas cnuntv ttrn nnrl tnh
quotas for the month of June pro
vide 110 truck tires, 138 truck
tubes, 13 passenger tires, 30 pas
senger tubes, 89 passenger re
cans ATiri 1&3 trilPlr rwnne an.
cording to a report today by the
ivum ruiiuning ooara. mis
quota, the Roseburg area will re
ceive 56 truck tires, 69 truck
tybes, 7 passenger tires, 15 pas
senger tubes, 44 passenger recaps
and 82 truck recaps.
During the period frohl May 25
to June 6. certificate wpro Ucnnrl
by the local board as follows:
jtuck tires D. J. cObb, log
hauler, Roseburg; Elmer T. Jen
kins, trucker, Sutherlln; Donald
Darrcll Parker, lumber hauler,
Brockway; t. K. Dunham, trans
fer freight, Roseburg; Katherine
Driver, ranchpr. Knthnrlin' IPvnr.
ett Partln, piling hauler, Rose-
uuig; j. v. umara, iarmer, Kose
burl?: Dnimlns nictrihnlinn fn
wholesale diRtrlhntnr. Pncnhin-n'
A. G. Comfort, sawmill operator,
jHueyia i'arit, jumpqua Dairy nro-
uncis 1.0., wreamery and, milk
olant. Rnsphnrff! Hnrhf.r AnHop.
.son, logger, Roseburg; Carl An-
aerson, log Hauler, Roseburg;
Roseburg Lurnber Co., mill and
lonirlne onoratinns. hncntmrt,.
Glenn Wilson, logger, jioseburg;
-iuuuu i-ai'Knursi, iarmer, Itose
burg, Joclson Lumber Co., mill
and logging operations, Rpsoburg.
Truck tube Bill Dysert, farm
er, Looklngglass.
Passenger tires Arthur H.
Hostvedt, minister, Roseburg;
Thomas F. Fletcher, public offic
er, Roseburg; J. O. Faust, water
tank worker, Brpckway.
Passenger tubes U. S. D. A.
veternarian, Roseburg; Olna Ha
thaway, farmer, Umpqua; Clif.
ford Vang, timber fallcr, Suther
lln; C. C. Houghland, poultryman,
Lookin&elass: Karln A Pnnnnp
sawmill operator, Sutheiiln; Mar
vin i. nowieit, sawmill worker,
Roseburg.
Obsolete sl'ps lWnrnll Wnlwp
miner, Sutherlin; Marvin T. How-
lett, sawmill worker, Roseburg.
Trunk roranc Msiplr n,.ntn
Diltni? conlraptnr. Pnnhiifnr.
George Pagh, lumber hauler,
vamas vaucy; v. K. Dunham,
transfer freight, Roseburg: G.
Charles Dnrrnpr panr-hoi l)n.n.
burg; Wesley J. Meredlty, fann
er, Lookingglass; Bill Dysert,
iarmer, ixwklngglass; Standard
Oil Co., fuel distributor, Rose
burg; Elizabeth J. Boyer, butcher,
Roseburg; D. J. Cobb, log truck
er, Roseburg.
Passenger recaps Don Auer,
poultryman, Roseburg; U. S. D.
A. veterinary service, Roseburg;
Lillie Lohr, store operator, Rose
burg; J. W. McDonald, minor,
Roseburg; Clifford Vang, timber
faller, Sutherlln; C. C. Hough
land, poultryman, Looklngglass;
Claude W. Crocker, civil engin
eer, Roseburg; E. G. Lewis, piling
cutter, Roseburg; Carl E. Cherry,
timber Xaller, Oakland; Virgil K
Reetz, farmer, Camas Valley; F.
E. Trueman. hlp-hwuv u,,.rlin
Camas Valley; Clarence N. May
er, state maintenance foreman,
Camas Valley; Carlos C. Neal, as
sistant forest guard, IlOKobuig;
James Earl Rldgcway, piling op
erator, Roseburg; Virgil E. Reetz,
iarmer, Camas Valley; Martin B.
Wycoff, timber fallcr, Carnal Val
ley; Earle A. Cooper, sawmill op
erator, Camas Valley; J. L.
Shrum, deisel engineer, Rose
burg; William S. Diver, farmer,
Roseburg.
New Automobiles Rev. Hol
land Thompson, minister and pil
ing operator, Sutherlin; Hugh L.
Wahl, piling and logging operat
or, Sutherlln; Grant II. Moore,
trainmaster, Roseburg; Paul Tro
zclle, piling lnsiieclor, Sutherlin;
Louis M. Gabel, timber ciuiser
and fire guard, Tiller.
Post War Problems
Discussed at Kiwanis
A general discussion of post
war problems marked the regu
lar Tuesday luncheon meeting of
the Roseburg Klwanls club. The
discussion was led and conducted
by the Rev. Perry Smith. In ob
servance of Flag week, the tables
were decorated with miniature
flags and the members of the
GENERAL 8AW FIL'.NQ
Howard Casebeer, 443 S Stepb.
TOMBSTONES
Harry G. Rapp. Phone 819-Y.
PIANO TUNING
Arundel. Repairs, Demoth. 189-L.'
REFRIGERATION
Chet Hamm. Phone 715.
LOCKSMITH
pHfl Kw Sprv Phon S48.
club renewed the pledge of alle
giance. Rev. Len B. Flshback, pastor
of the First Christian church,
was introduced as a new mem
ber. Directors oi the club are to
hold their regular board meeting
tonight at the Roy Bellows home.
Magiiuson Scores
Inland Route for
Highway to Alaska
WASHINGTON, June 9 (AP)
Urging immediate construction
of a highway to Alaska west of
the Rocky mountains and con
demning the Inland route road
now being constructed as a
"waste of millions and millions of
dollars," .Congressman Warren G.
Magnuson (D-Wash.) said today
the United States is in danger of
losing Alaska unless a western
road is built.
The road now being built Mag
nuson said In remarks prepared
for delivery In the house, follows
a route "so fantastic" that it had
been ignored by the American
and Canadian international high
way commissions. The, American
commission selected "Route A"
west of the Rockies, running
from Prince George, B. C, to
Alaska, and the Canadian group
chose "Route B," also starting
from Prince George but running
cast of the Rockies. . .
The road being developed Is
known. as "Route C" and stretch
es from Fort St. John, Alta., to
Alaska. ; "
Selection of the route will re
sult in the wasting of millions of
dollars for a road that will nover
bo practicable, Magnuson said.
The selection wis made arbitrari
ly and when It became known
members of the Canadian com
mission wired, the American com
mission urging that the plans be
stopped, he declared.
Fourteen bombers or pursuit
planes being flown to Alaska
have cracked up on the moun
tains near one of tho fields at
Watson lake, he declared.
"I am told that the loss of life
has been small, if any, but many
needed aviators are now in the
hospital at Whltehorse."
Either of tho two western
routes could be build for $50,000,
000 while the route selected by
the army will cost "not less than
$100,000,000 If It can be built at
all," the congressman said.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL
MEETING
Tho annual mcoling of the
stockholders of the Umpqua Sav
ings and Loan Association will be
held at 147 North Jackson, Rose
burg, Oregon, on Wednesday,
June 24th, 1942, at 7:30 p. m. for
the election of directors and audi
tors and for the transaction of
such general business as may pro
perly come before the meeting.
Umpqua Savings and Loan Asso
ciation. By II. O. Pargctcr, Sec
retary, (adv.)
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RADIO 8ERVICINQ
Hargis Pdio Service. Phone 825
Radio Doctori. 306 N. Stephens
Lund Radio Service. Phone 31
WA8HINQ MACHIN
IRONERS
Bergh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 805
FLUE CLEANINQ
Furnaces vacuum cleaned flue
cleaning. Call 841. J. C. Bew
lev
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., June 9.
(AP) (U. S. Dept. Agr.) CAT
TLE: Market active, steady;
load good 840 lbi steers 13.40,
sorted at 12.40; grass fat steers
11.50-12.25; few light grassers
10.50-11.00, mostly to stocker
buyers; common-medium beef
heifers 9.50-11.50, including part
load mixed cows and heifers at
10.90; canner and cutter cows
6.00-7.75; fat dairy type cows
8.00-75; heavy Holsteins to 9.00;
medium-good beef cows 9.00
10.00; medium bulls 9.50-10.25;
good beef bulls quotable 11.25;
common down to 9.00; good
choice vcalors steady at 13.50
14.50. !
HOGS: Market mostly steady;
good-choice 170-215 lb. drive-ins
13.85-14.00; medium grades 13.75
down; 230-280 lb. mostly 12.75
13.25; light lights 12.75-13.25; good
350-600 lb. sows 10.00-11.25; light
weights up to 11.75 and above;
good-choice feeder pigs quotable
12.50-13.50. '
SHEEP Spring lambs weak
to 25 lower; good-choice grades
13.25 to mostly 13.50, few to
13.75; medium grades down to
12.00; few feeders 11.00; old crop
shorn lambs and yearlings sal
able around 8.00-9.50;. good ewes
4.50-5.00; tommon grades 2.25
2.50. t !;.!
PRODUCE
PORTLAND, Ore., June 10.
(AP) LIVE POULTRY Buy
ing prices: No. 1 grade Leghorn
broilers under 11 lbs., 16c; some
buyers out of market; over 11 lbs.
18c; colored fryers, 2-4 lbs., 22c;
tinder 2 lbs., 18c; colored roasters,
23c lb.; colored hens, 19c lb.; Leg
horns under 2i lbs., 16c, over 3i
lbs., 18c; NO. 2 grade hens, 5c
less; roosters, 9c lb.
RABBITS Average country
killed, 30-32c lb.; city killed 32
34c lb. . .
POTATOES, OLD White, lo
cals, $3.50-3.75 cental; Deschutes
Gems ( ...) cental; Yakima No. 2
Gems, $2.50 50-lb. bag; Klamath
No. 1 t....) cental.
POTATOES, NEW Shatter
(Cal.) White Rose 50s $3.25-3.50.
Other produce unchanged.
DANCE
TONIGHT
Moose Hall
Townsend Club No. 2
Rose Orchestra
Gents 25o Ladles 10o
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after 530
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