ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1942.
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Rentals
5 ROOM, modern house. Base
ment, furnace, garage. Other
wise unfurnished. Phone 424 or
555-J or call at 504 S. Stephens.
5 ACRE tract, 24 miles trom
town. Also 160 acres, farm
and pasture. 6 miles from
town. 835 Winchester.
ROOM Suitable for X or 2 gen
tlemen. Twin beds, private
bath. M40 S. Stephens.
FUR N I S H E D APARTMENTS.
424 Ffoed, corner Mill. Inquire
Roseburg Hotel.
SLEEPING ROOM. Steam heat.
Bell building, 122 S. Jackson,
KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS
Strictly modern. Phone 550.
FOR RENT 6-room, unfurnished
house. 504 Mill Phone 25F12.
NORTHSIDE APARTMENTS.
Modern. Phone 802-R.
SLEEPING rooms. 707 West
Mosber street
.ROOM AND BOARD. Close In.
003 West Lane.
BELTONXA Modern, furnished
apartment Reasonable. Phone
12-L.
Poultry
BABY CHICKS ON THE BAR
GAIN COUNTER! Do you
want to improve your flock or
(jot started with the best breed
ing in the country? And at less
than the cost of ordinary
chicks? Christie or Gove Bar-
red Rocks and Larrable and
Christie New Hampshires. See
Glen Wellman at the Douglas
Flour Mill for particulars.
HATCHING EGGS! We need
Reds, Rocks, Hamps, Crosses,
White Leghorn. All year mar
ket on heavies. Long season on
Leghorns. List your Leghorn
cockerels with us. We will have
sale for some. Ask for dates for
blood-testing. Douglas County
Flour Mill.
WE ARE STARTING our Incu
bators on Monday, October 19.
Shinn's Hatchery.
WANTED Hens over 6 months
old. G. A. Kobbeman, route 2,
Roseburg.
Business Opportunities
BEST BUY in Lane county,
j Grocery-meat market. Ncls
$300.00 a month. Ideal for man
and wife. Fixtures, $600.00;
stock at inventory. Box 1343,
c-o News-Review.
Uplld.ipic; .' AS SCOfJ
AS I PUT TMIS GARBAGE-
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Livestock
FOR SALE Young hound, Red
Bone and Coy. Some varmint
experience. Inquire L. C. Leon
ard, Powell's hardware.
FOR SALE 40 Angora Roats, 1
Guernsey heifer, 2 years; 1
Jersey bull, 1 year. L. Speaker,
Wolf Creek,. Ore.
ATTENTION We remove dead
and worthless stock free. Call
collect 52-F-12 or 338. Rose
burg By-Products.
FOR SALE Several Hereford
bull calves. These are good
ones. Inquire Roseburg Sani
tary Market.
FOR SALE 1 fresh Jersey cow,
1 coming fresh. Delbort Olli
vant, Lookingglass. Phone
18F25.
FOR SALE Weaner pigs. See J
nugn Junes ai aoum ieer
creek school house.
FOR SALE Four brood sows
and one boar. M. O. Knapp,
Curry Estate road.
ONE SPAN Percheron geldings
for sale. H. L. Parazoo, Suther
lin, Oregon.
1-DAY old bull calf. Call before
Saturday. Ed Thiele, Coos
Junction.
BROOD SOWS for sale. W. P.
Weaver, Myrtle Creek.
FOR SALE Aged ewes. Phone
3F12. W. I. Dixon.
For Sale Miscellaneous
TRACTOR, plow, harrow, disc,
barrels, cable, pulley, chain,
cart. All for $650,000. Ford
truck with duels. Small gas
engine, 50 head sheep. J. II.
Wittmeyer, Yoncalla.
FORDSON TRACTOR, typewrit
er, sewing machine, 12 head
ewes, lambs, disk, harrow, heat
ing stove. 545 Fowler.
CATERPILLAR "15" for sale.
Mechanically A-l. Price $850.00.
Phone Oakland 26F23, R. Flem
ing. INDIAN TWIN motorcycle. See
Robert Fielding near Happy
valley bridge. Phone 17F5.
FOR SALE New 14-foot house
trailer, $200.00. Clyde Gish,
Camp View.
CONCORD GRAPES, 3c pound.
Pick them yourself. Phone
703-J-2.
FOR SALE Concord grapes, 4c
per pound. J. A. Olson, Suth-erlin.
1 WOULDMT febV
i Up AD I A V
I OP I SORORITY
R Such A Tea
THIMG- AT THE
WHERE' HASKELL
ARE OU I HOTEL, '
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LOTS of good tomatoes still can
be had. Lindbloom, Dixon-ville.
Wanted
VOTE 310 X YES November 3rd.
Senate bill No. 53 restricting
and prohibiting net fishing
coastal streams and bays. Con
serve our steelhcad. Roseburg
Rod and Gun club.
WANTED Colored fryers, 31 to
44 pounds. Big Oaks tavern,
i mile south Coos Junction.
350 TO 500 capacity oil brooders,
30 laying hens, also feeder pigs.
Box 1342, co News-Review.
HOME for 6 month old part Aus
tralian Shepherd pup. 814
Templin, phone 569-R.
WANTED Model A Fold,
mick Real Estate office.
Dim
Help Wanted
WANTED Man or woman to
operate service station in Rose
burg. Reasonable rental, small
investment. Inquire Standard
Station across from Rose hotel.
MILL WORKERS wanted. Also
man with truck to take con
tract for hauling slab wood.
Phone 846-Y 5:30 to 7:00, even
ings. SINGLE MAN for automatic
dishwasher. Room, board and
good pay. Also waitress. Rose
hotel.
WANTL'n WtilMitt -,i..bn-c !m.
pay. H. M. Knapp, Garden Val
ley. WAITRESS Gil l or young wo
man, experienced or Inexperi
enced. Sullivan's Cafe,
WANTED Housekeeper for 2.
Good wages. C. C. Murrell, Can
yonville. Dentistry
DR. NERBAi
Fluorescent teeth I" piastlc
Old plates made like new.
10 years success in partial or full
denture replacement same day.
Extraction Pyorrhea treatment.
Gas when desired.
Masonic Bldg. Phone 488
Fuel
PHONE 468
Green Slab Wood
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
Lost and Found
FOUND Male Scotty, gray.
Owner may have same by call
ing at the police station.
VOU CAN LEf
t); our upc p.
CAPTAIN EMBLEY
THE MOTEL
IS RIGHT UP
THERE
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Work Wanted
HAVE your aeer skins tanned
and made up by Ross glove fac
tory. Also upholstery work
done. Lowest prices. Rose
burg, Ore., route 1, box 12-A.
HEMSTITCHING; buttons,
buckles covered; dress making,
fur work. 545 Fowler. Mrs. Al
fred Moore.
LADY wants general office work.
Box 1341, c-o News-Review.
SAW FILING Back of Powell's
hardware. L. C. Leonard.
Autos
WANTED 25 USED CARS '
CASH AT ONCE
NO DELAY
TOP WHOLESALE PRICE FOR
YOUR CAR
LOCKWOOD MOTORS
1938 BUICK club coupe, radio
and heater, good rubber, me
chanically perfect. Room 406,
Umpqua hotel.
FOR SALE '39 Ford semi, good
rubber, 18,000 mileage, all high
way. See Stanford Buell, Dil
lard, Oregon.
WANTED 11 or 2-ton truck,
1941 model, any make, 160 in.
wheelbase preferred. Roseburg
Lumber Co.
FOR SALE Model A Ford coupe,
good condition, fair tires. M. O.
Knapp, Curry Estate road.
for sale-1930 Graham sedan, American Bombers Deal
good rubber. Phone 28-F-5. M.Mmtncon oom,er5 "eal
B. Green.
Real Estate
Large dwelling and lot 130x170
feet. 60S West Oak. The Be
lieu property. See Mrs. Cora
Baker at property or call 218.
194 acres, 25 or more tillable.
Watered by spring and well, 1
slorv, 3 room house, large barn.
$2500.00.
Everything in Real Estate and In
surance. Fred A. Goff, 122 S.
Stephens, phone 218.
FOR SALE Modern 3 bedroom
house, all on one floor. New
composition roof. Real buy,
904 E. First street, phone 730-J.
FOR SALE Stock ranch. 340
acres, 9 miles W. of Oakland.
Easy terms. E. L. Settle, Oak
land. Miscellaneous
PENNY SUPPER, 8 o'clock, Ev
ergreen grange hall. Free en
tertaining and awarding of ce
dar chest. October 30. Pub
lie invited.
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HANDSOME CAPTAIN
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GENERAL SAW FIL.NQ
Howard Case beet', 443 S Stepb
PIANO TUNING
Arundel. Repairs, Demoth. 18&-L
FLUE CLEANING
Furnace vacuum cleaned flu
cleaning. Call S4L J. C Be
ley.
FURNITURE REPAIRING
F. L. Miles, 430 N. Stephens.
I WILL prosecute anyone hunt
ing or trespassing on my prop
erty. M. H. Doering, Glen
gary. NOTICE No hunting or tres
passing on Marsters ranch at
Happy valley. Lyle E. Mars
ters. ABSOLUTELY no hunting on
the Combs or-Martindale prop
erty at Camas Valley.
NO TRESPASSING or hunting
on Ray Rauch place on Rob
erts Creek.
NO trespassing or Hunting at any
time on our property. Kruse
Bros.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on
F. Baragar and Son ranch.
i Blows in African Area
CAIRO, Oct. 21 (API Ameri-
jcan bombers participated yester
day in I no Droau aillea aitacKs on
airfields, shipping and axis armies
in north Africa. Eleven enemy
planes were downed.
All the American planes re
turned safely, although a British
communique said 12 aircraft were
lost.
Although the Americans lost no
planes, they reported that they
demolished by direct hits three
enemy fighters about to take-off
from one airfield, destroyed a
bomber on another landing
ground and shot down two other
fighters from a group of 22 in
doglights.
LONDON, Oct. 21 (AP) The
sinking of four axis supply ships
in the Mediterranean by British
submarines was announced today
in an admidalty communique.
Spend Day Here Alex and Lo-
land. Van Norman, ot Days Creek,
spent Tuesday In this city attend
ing to business. '
By Fred Harman
Merrill Blosser
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NO -That
WAS A VERy
UNREASONABLE
FACSIMILE
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RADIO SERVICING
Radio Doctor. 306 N. Stephen
Lund Radio Service. Phone
LOCKSMITH
Pacific Key Serv. Phone 348
COMM'CL REFRIGERATION
Jhet Hamm. Phone 715.
Public Bidden to
Programs Set for
Methodist Rally
Members and friends of the
First Methodist church of Rose
burg were invited today by the
pastor, the Rev. Melville T. Wire,
to attend any or all of the pro
grams tg be held Thursday In con
nection with the sub district
meeting at the local church.
The day's schedule of activities
Vill open at 10 a. m. with a de
votional period conducted by
Charles Brown of Roseburg.
A talk, "The Church School and
a Christian World," will be given
at 10:30 a. m. by Miss Pearl Sher
lock, conference director of Chris
tian education, who is one ot sev
eral guest speakers. The talk will
be followed by a, discussion per
iod. I
The afternoon session will open
with an address at 2 o'clock by
Dr. Herbert L. Huchn, recently
from Malaya, now director of
Wesley foundation, work at 'Eu
gene.
A question period will be held
at 2:45 p. m.
Dr. C. K. Vliet, secretary of the
Methodist board of missions, will
speak at 3:05 p. m., on the topic,
"For The Facing of This Hour."
Dr. L. M. McCoy, president of
Rust collego.Holly Springs, Miss.,
will speak at 4:30 p. m. on the
topic, "The Negro, The Church
and The Future."
A pot luck supper will be served
at 6:30 p. m., at which time there
will be a get-together rally of the
local church and the visiting dele
gates., Dr. McCoy and Dr. Vllet
will be tho principal speakers.
MARKET
REPORTS
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 20,
(AP) (U. S. Dept. Agr.) CAT
TLE: Market active, strong, in
stances 25 higher on canner cut
tor cows; few common steers
$9.00 10:50; odd head $11.00; cut
lers downward to $7.50; common
hellers $8.00-9.00; cannercutter
cows $4.50-5.75; fat dairy type
cows $0.50; medium-good beef
cows $7.50-9.00; medium-good
bulls $9.5010.50; common $8.00;
odd good vealers $14.00; choice
quotable to $15.00; cull cidves
down to $0.50.
HOGS: Market active, uneven,
10-25 higher; good choice 175-220
lbs. $14.50-75; 2:)-290 lbs. $1.1.75
1.4.00; light-lights, $13.5014.00;
good 400-600 lb. sows $12.50 75;
choice light feeder pigs quotable
$15.25.
SHEEP: Market steady, few
good-choice lambs $11.75; cull and
common grades $5.00-9.50; medium-good
shorn lambs with No.
2 pelts $10.40; common-medium
ewes $1.50-3.00; few good slaugh
ter ewes $4.00.
PRODUCE
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 21. -(API
POTATOES - Klamath,
$3-3.13 cental; Yakima, $2.M5; De
schutes $2.85-3 rental; local, $2.50
2.G5 cental.
Other produce unchanged.
Camas Valley
Mr. and Mrs. George Trurman
anil Mrs. Trueman's sun, Fred
Lange, of Marshfleld, sK'nl the
week end at their farm here with
Mrs. Trueman's sisters, Mrs.
Pearl Waters and Mrs. Susie
liobson.
The high school initiation party
for the freshman class was held
(it the school house Friday eve
ning, Oct. !l, with all the high
school and Junior high students In
attendance.
.Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown
spent the weekend at the home
of Howard's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. It. Drown. I Inward is
working in a logging cimp near
Sutherlin.
NOTICE OF MNAL HEARING
Notice is hereby given thai
Final Accounl In ihe estate of
Moses S. Ryan, deceased, h.is been
tiled and that hearing thereon
will be had on November 12. 1912
at 10 a. m. In the County Court
room, Court House, Koseburg,
Oregon for the purpose of hearing
objections, if any, to said final ac
count and to the settlement of
said estate.
BENJAMIN F. RYAN.
Executor.
Certificate Need
For Commercial
Vehicles Stressed
The office of defense trans
portation, division of motor trans
port, urges that all commercial
vehicle owners promptly fill out
their applications for certificates
of war necessity and return them
to the Central Mailing Office o
OPT. Box 2259, Detroit, Michigan.
All registered owners of trucks,
buses, taxis, ambulances, hearses,
etc., have been gent applications
on which to make application
for certificates. In order that all
certificates may be Issued by No
vember 13, 1942, It is imperative
that the application forms pro
perly filled out be returned to
Detroit promptly. After Novem
ber 15 no commercial vehicles will
be allowed to operate without a
certificate of war necessity. On
October 22, 23, and 24 the U. S.
department of agriculture will
have national farm truck registra
tion days and on these days
county U. S. D. A. war boards are
offering their assistance to the
farmers in filling out their ap
plications. If a commercial vehicle owner
has not received an application, it
is requested that he Immediately
write or contact the Medford, Ore
gon, district office of ODT and
he will be furnished a special
form on which to make request
for his application. All com
mercial vehicles, even though op
erating on private roads, must
have certificates by November 15;
therefore, In order that the enor
mous task of Issuing certificates
for the five million commercial
vehicles in the United Stales may
be Issued by the above date, your
cooperation In filing your applica
tions as soon as possible is re
quested. Local
News
Back From Butte Falls Mr
and Mrs. Robert Bruce have re
turned to their home in this" city,
following a' four-day stay at
Butte Falls, visiting (lie jailer's
parents.
Class to Moot The "All Boy"
Sunday school class ot the First
Christian church will meet to
night at 7:30 o'clock at the
church basement to practice their
program.
Back From Seattle Mrs. Clyde
Wlard has returned to her home
In Roseburg following a visit in
Seattle with her sister, Mrs.
James Armstrong, who is quite
ill in a Seattle hospital.
Meeting Postponed The Past
Presdlenls club of the George
Starmer auxiliary has postponed
lis meeting from- October 23 to
November 13, the place of which
will be announced later.
Leaves For Portland Mrs.
Harry F. Hatfield, of this city,
lert last night for Portland to
spend a few days visiting her son-in-law
and daughter, Attorney
and Mrs. William W. Knight, and
family.
Here For Meeting N. II. Gun
derson, district deputy grand high
priest, Marsh field, spent last eve
ning here attending Ihe meeting
of the Royal Arch Masons, lie
was accompanied here by his
daughter.
P. N. C. Club to Meet The
Past Noble Grands club will
meet Thursday evening at the I.
(). O. F. hall with Mrs. Elsie Rus
sell, Mrs. Ethel Wilson, Mrs. Em
ma Lenox and Mrs. Elvira Car
michael as hostesses.
Transferred to Medford Miss
Lucille Lenox, who has been em
ployed here at the Copcn office
for several years, has been trans
ferred to the Medford office and
left today for that city. She Is Ihe
daughter of Mrs. Emma Lenox,
of Roseburg.
W. B. A. to Meet The Wo
man's Benefit association will
meet at Iwo o'clock at the Mac
cm bee hall. Members will make
plans lor (lie official visit of the
stale field director, Mrs. Srhmid,
ol Portland, who will be here No
vember 12.
Visiting Here Mrs. Marie Flint
McCall and her niece, Mrs. Harry
E. Quarters, of Salem, are spend
ing a few days here visiting at j
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Sewcll and the hitler's sister. Miss
N. Jeannie liuick. on Spruce j
street. Mrs. McCall made her
home here for many years before
moving to Salem. '
Visit at Wire Home Mrs. R. P.
Kelsey and Mrs. D. A. Yenyon,
of Ashland, were guests over the
week-end of Kev. and Mrs. Mel
ville T. Wire, en route to Eugeno
to attend the conference of the
Woman's. Society of Christian
Service, as delegates from the
Ashland W. S. of C. S.
Council to Meet The Douglas
County P.-T. A. council will meet
Thursday at two-thirty at the Jun
ior high school. Mi s. Wilbur Culp,
president, will be In charge and
Mrs. George H. Splcer, of Eugene,
state vice-president of the Oregon
P.-T. A. congress, will be guest
speaker on "The Aims and Pur
poses of the P.-T. A. for tho Year."
Representatives from every P.-T.
A. in the county have been re
quested to attend the meeting.
Civilian Defense
Highly Praised by
Director Landis
CHICAGO, Oct. 21 (AP)
James M. Landis, director ot the
office of civilian defense, said to
day that the nation was making
heartening progress In civilian
defense.
Landis, in an address to the an
nual conference of the American
Municipal association, said that
Ihe key to progress In every field
of civilian defense, "whether it
be protection or mobllia.tlon, is
the local defense council.
"A program of civilian defense
can at least exist without the
higher echelons- of leadership
represented by state and federal
organization, but without the local
dp tense council, state and federal
authority is useless. Everywhere, 1
throughout the united States, tho
touchstone to tho quality of any
community performance in civil-
Ian defense Is the organization
and quality of the local defense
council.
"It Is heartening to see tho
progress that has taken place In
civilian defense In recent months
throughout the nation. The train
ing program has now produced
the larger part of the needed
personnel. It has been wisely but
tressed by a series of field drills
In communications, In control cen
ter operation. In reporting and In
Ihe handling of war-stimulating
incidents,
"Specialized training in pro
tection against gas. In bomb re
connaissance work, In camouflage
and in protective Instruction have
been made available to thousands.
Tho emergency medical services
have tightened their organization
and expanded their operations so
that they are In a position to
function effectively In almost any
emergency. Thorough and
comprehensive plans for evacua
tion are past the stage ot casual
and haphazard thinking."
Harvest Ball Dated by
South Deer Creek Grange
South Deer Creek grange to
day announced that Its annual
Harvest ball will be held at the .
grange hall Saturday night, Oct.
24. The event, always an out
standing event and drawing many
was arranged at a regular meet
ing of tho grange, at which It
was decided to hold mcetingi
only once each montli during the
duration of the war. Because of
Ihe scattered membership, coupl
ed with gasoline rationing and
tire shortages, It was the decision
that the grange should hold less
frequent meetings. It was decided
to meet the first Saturday of each
month, and each meeting will be
featured by a potluck supper pre
ceding Ihe business session. The
first meeting under this program
will be held at 7:30 p. m., Nov. 7.
LODGE DIRECTORY
I. O. O. F., Philetanan Lodge, Nq
8 Meets In Odd Fellows tempi
every Thursday evening. Visit
Ing brothers are always wel
come.
GLEN WILSON, N. G.
O. L. JOHNSON, See.
0. . S.. hoseuurg Chapter No. 8
Holils Fluted communications oi
tho first and third Thursdays II
ouch nion'ii. All snjournlnl
hrjlhi'is anil r.lstnrs aro cordlM
ly invltPlI tn lltl.nnil.
LEST A SHOEMAKER, W. M
CHRISTINE MICELLI, Sec.
F. O. E. Aeriu 1191, moots Macca
boo ball on Pino street over)
Tuofduy evi-ninK at 8 o'clock
VisttliiK brothors always wel
como.
ARTHUR EVAN'S, Pres.
II. B. SCOF1ELD, Sec.
Roseburg Rebckan Lodge, No. 41
Meets in Odd Fellows Tern
pie every second and fourth
Tuesday evening.
VEI.MA HERMANN. N. G.
T1LLIE JOHNSON. Sec.
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