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Newspaper Page TextFIVE no ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1943.- Help Wanted AUTO MECHANICS AND BODYMEN $1.25 per hour Time & One-Half Over.tlmn .Stay In this essential industry lieip Keep vnai transportation rnllinp. Steady job best shop conditions. write or wire, service Mgr. A. B. Smith Chevrolet Co. S. W. Burnside at 13th Portland, Oregon MEN WANTED Fallers Buckers Rigging Men Construction Men Contract Truckers Some jobs available for men vithout experience. Essential war industry. Open nt1 new logging camp. Year around operation. Rock roads. Live in Corvallis. Modern con veniences. Free transportation io joD dally. Write or phone CORVALLIS LUMBER CO. I Phono 53 Corvallis, Ore, LOGGERS WANTED Choker setters, fallers, buckers. Camp 15 miles . east of Sutherlin. Modern camp facilities main tained for employees, serving highest quality food. Daily bus sevice furnished from town to camp. Inquire at camp or mill Office Roseburg Lumber Co. WANTED Married woman to conduct small apartment house and, with her family, to occupy Ome. Close in. Nice place in lich to live. 302 West Wash ington street. WANTED Boys or girls, 12 years or older, for paper route. 643 Short street, phone 54, Ore gon Journal. CARPENTER and handy man wanted, between 50 and BO years of ago. Steady work. Rose hotel. WANTED Waitress immediate ly. Experienced or inexperi enced. Good pay. Rainbow ' grill. WANTED Skilled automobile t, mechanics. Lockwoid Motors. i fclAN WANTED for ranch work. friri-y Estate, phone 29-F-2. RED RYDER 6lT-UrA UR RNPOOSE VJE CAN'T LOSE TRAIL NOVO OR. BAD rW4s KILL RE.D RYDE.R.' ALLEY OOP ,vJl..t FATTY LOST . OiPvVrJ- wis PANTS: FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ( well, tme Job's domeTheres lYoa kios oio a neat job LEITV, WRAPPED UP AMD READY J WE LL JUST LEAVE To go! Livestock FOR SALE 8 dairy cows, Guern sey and Jersey, from 2 to 7 years. Good stock. 400 chicks, 6 weeks old, ' good shape. 5 heifer calves, 1 vealer, 2 bull calves. Two work horses, 4 and 5 years, one saddle mare. 22 white feeder pigs. 11 miles out on N. Myrtle Creek road. Ted Mills, Myrtle Creek. FOR SALE 6 nice feeder pigs, 89.00. 1-day-old bull calf, out of registered sire, $8.00. Fv E. Potts, 21 miles up from Cleve land school, Melrose Umpqua road. FOR SALE Jersey milk cow, 4 years old, giving about 3 gal lons, will do better on better pasture. Gentle. Will freshen in fall. Mrs. Ray Stevens, Brock way. 1 "REDMAN" 5-year-old Steel Dust Stallion, (quarter horse) Chest nut sorrel, standing at Elario's ranch, Riddle. Fee $15.00. ATTENTION We remove dead and worthless stock free. Phone, collect, 52-F-12. Rose burg By-Products. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE 1 young Red Duroc boar, $27.50. Oscar Weeks, Myrtle Creek. FOR SALE 2 Flemish Giant Red does. Also young stock Rt 1, Box G-12 , FOR SALfi Horse, works single ,or double, 1400 lbs. B. B. Boyd, Buckhorn road. FOR SALE-Wcancr pigs. Mrs. V. Bounds, Myrtle Creek, Ore gon. FOR SALE 50 head stoer. Isi dore Inda, phone l-F-32. 6 HEAD ewes priced to sell. H El be, Tenmile. Work Wanted ITIE OLD Fashioned Blacksmith. I specialize on plows, logging equipment, thread cutting and spring work. E. E. Woodcock. WANTED Summer work by 13-year-old boy. Robert Surkamer, phone 16-F-4. CARPENTERING or shingling. Box 1505, c-o News-Review. Miscellaneous DIRT to be given away for the hauling. Call at 510 S. Jackson. Dogs Jacobs Kennels. Fhofte 736-.I. .' V . r PCD RYDE.Fi. IV espsT' I "3 I k neuwern.,,- V i Y M DO-Ort-DANSGERoUSM If-MUSl FIND )HITE VST 1:1 AW r'&n I VA tt THING TO GO A SQUA0 OUTLAWS hfl (ZX.Z! UXV" f LISTEM TO VyEH...LET'S 1 -mry pmdtv V ri pvm 'fm 5- 1y Real Estate HERE'S THE PLACE you've been looking for 150 acre farm with 100 acres tillable. Yes, it has year-round live creek, hot and cold running water in 6-room house, electric ity, lurge chicken house, and bam, with lots of outbuildings. Only 2' miles off Highway 99 on good graveled road. Price $5500, halt cash or will take car as part payment. For appoint ment write Box 10, Oakland, Orogon. NEW TODAY Sawmill, 20,000 capacity, on paved highway, complete with diescl motor and 2 gas donkeys, dlesel caterpil lar. 10 million feet of timber , available. . : Everything in Real Estate and Insurance, Fred A. Goff, J22S. Stephens phone 218. WANTED More farm listings. We have many good prospects on the waiting list all sizes, types and prices. Call at 813 S, Stephens street, Roseburg, or phone 173-L. Strout Realty Agency. Ray Ruebcl, agent. FOR SALE 121 acre chicken and turkey ranch, 11 miles from Oakland, Oregon. Go 1. mile north on highway 99, turn right 1 mile cast. C. L. Ray, R. D. I, Oakland, Oregon.. Rentals KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phone 550. NORTHSIDE APARTMENTS Modern. Phone 802-R. APARTMENTS Close in. 302 West Washington. , MODERN 6-room house. Inquire 630 E. Douglas. Poultry FOR , SALE About 300 first grade year-old White Leghorn chickens, $1.25 each. C. Llther land, 2 miles S. of Yoncalla, ad dress, Oakland. FOR SALE 200 Bronze turkey poults, l weeks old. II. C. Harty, Winchester. Fuel PHONE 468 . Green Slab Wood ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. (FT. Slab Wood. $4.50 cord de livered. Dcnn Gerrctsen. Phone VJ&. The Leveler Get in There and Pitch r Ain't It the Truth WE CAM ASk AS HE IS1 L. V drw outlavO , S WKiWW -AWmSi KT0SSfl . A 1 FEW QUESTIONS RIGHT HERE .' ANSWER. THEf PHONE .' Autos WANTED USED CARS AND TRUCKS. TOP CASH PRICE FOR ALL MAKES KEEL MOTORS. Your Studebaker dealer. 443 N. Jackson. WANTED Model A Ford truck, late '29 or '30, four speed, bevel gears, dual tires preferred. Would take Chev. Harrison's garage, phono 447. FOR SALE 1938 Studebaker president. Radio and heater. Good shape and good rubber, low mileage. Phone 23F-23. Roseburg. WANTED USED CARS AND TRUCKS. BONUS . PRICES PAID FOR LATE MODEL CARS. LOCKWOOD MOTORS. USED CARS, TRUCKS AND TRACTORS WANTED. HIGH EST ' CASH PRICES PAID. HANSEN MOTOR CO. FOR SALE or trade for stock, Studebaker Champion sedan '39. Myrtle Creek, Oregon, Box 242. Wanted WANTED Kerosene or gas re frigerator in good condition. Will pay good price. Byron Dc Voro, Box 34, Leona, Oregon. WANTED Power duster for or chard. Max Comslock, Suther lin, Oregon. WANTED Medium-sized office safe. Address Box 1507, care News-Review. WANTED . Vacuum cleaner. Will pay cash. 430 Vista Ave. WANTED Royal Anne Cherries. Phono 401, or 849-J. WANTED 2-whcol trailer. P. O. Box 601, Roseburg. WANTED Mohair. 920 S. Ste phens, Roseburg Poultry."' WANTED Girl's bicycle in good condition. Phone 834-R. GIRL'S bicycle, tjox 1508, c-o News-Review, , . Ration Books Lost LOST Tire rationing certificate No. 340575, John M. and Sarah E. Orr, Rt. 2, Box 444, Rose burg. Lost and Found LOST Tan zipper coin purse. Reward. Return to Parkinson's. FOUND Boy's rubber raincoat. Owner call at News-Review. HM A ii i ii J 0 I I III l v l K n i i ill ; ; a MBVict, iwt. t. m. Pt.o il. pt. ort ,J I " t ' i J Li GENERAL SAW FILING Howard Cascbcer, 443 S. Stcph. COMM'CL REFRIGERATION Chet Humm. Phone 715. PIANO TUNING Arundel. Repairs, Demoth. 189-L. For Sale Miscellaneous FOR SALE-1 J. D. 3 horse sulky 14 in. plow, 1 No. 40 chilled plow, and one 12 in. steel plow. Also pipe and fixtures for Shel lane light plant. II. G. Klore, Looklngglass, Oregon. LIQUIDATING Farm equipment, stock and sup plies. Ewes, some with lambs, bucks, mower, hay rake, wagon, team of young horses, harness, two fresh cows, yearling calf. Earl Hallas, opposite Dodge Inn, Canyonville, after June 18 only. FOR SALE 300 fruit jars quarts, 60c dozen; pints, 50c dozen. Sitting room table, din ing room table, wash boiler and tub, and other useful articles. Wm. Fisher, 825 Winchester. 35 WEANER PIGS, some or all, special price .all. Household goods, farm tools. L. O. Jac ques, Glcntlale Junction, SECOND-HAND lumber, doors and windows, wheelbarrow, pipe fittings. Roseburg hotel.- PEAS Well-filled green pods. To clean up patch, you; pick, 5c. Lindbloom, phone 19-F-5. FOR SALE Complete household furnishings camp equipment. B. B. Boyd, Buckhorn road. PEA3 for canning. Pick them yourself. Walter. Leake, 21 miles E. of Dixonville. ABOUT 200 lbs. good Sudan grass seed. Also one-horse cultiva tor. Phone 15F-22. 78 inch steel lino 2000 feet at 12 cents per foot. 604 . South Main, Roseburg. iKLRfrrHin i-irti t ei,v .,... ter inch. R. T. Botcher, 837 E, . Douglas .. : ... j , , For newspaper deliveries after 5:30 Please call 634-R . By Fred Harman By V. T. Hamlin By Merrill B!rsser 1 Ur? rAwT mAAf- To I FFTV THE PMOWP-UF't IMtKfc lltU Ur IN ft ? 1 CONFERENCE .' 7 RAOIO 8ERVICING Radio Doctors, 306 N. Stephens. Lund's Radio Service. Phone 34. FLUE CLEANING Furnaces vacuum cleaned flue cleaning- Call .841 J. C. Bew ley. 'HhW news or OUR 'wjSw M EN w WOMEN .'k? in uniform : Robert E. Lewis, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Lewis of Glcndale, will be commissioned as a sec ond lieutenant in the army air forces at Yuma, Arizona, Tues day. He enlisted In the army Dec. 20, 1041, and has since been In training in the air forces. He Is completing his training period Tuesday and will be given an ac tive service assignment. A grad uate of Glcndale high school, he , attended a Portland business col lege for one year and was em- ployed by the Ingham Lumber I company nt Glcndale at the time of his enlistment. Glide GLIDE, June 21 -Perry Wright transacted business In Hoseburg Monday. He was accompanied back to lllahee by Norma Jean Shrum, who wlll; go with the Wrights on a trip tlflough the mountains to round up their, cat-, tie. Mrs, Wright expects to go on the lllahee lookout about the first of July. Mrs. Don Schmitt (Florence Everts) of Eugene has been vis iting at iUc W. D. Van Horn home. Stic expects to go to Cal ifornia soon to join her husband who is stationed there with the V. S. army. Mrs. Bruce Yeager and daugh tor Marllee ot Roseburg have gone in to the Blackrock lookout which they will man this sum rr.i'r. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fullcrtor. and son. Jerry ot Roseburg spent Sunday, at Idloyld park. -MivAand "Mi. -John B. , 'Kirk from Enclno, Calif., arrived Mon day to spend the summer on the N. Umpqua. Rev. David Doerksen preach ed his farewell sermon last Sun day and with his family has left for Corning, Calif., where he has been called. Rev. Eishback and congregation from the Christian church attended the morning service and the politick dinner which followed. . Miss Mary Barker who enlist ed In the WAACS some time ago has been called to report at Fori IXsMoines, Iowa ami will leave this weekend. Carl Messing and Phil Blaney have gone to Red Butte to relieve Mr. und Mrs. Paul Caswell who will come out on a 6-day leave. The Cnswulls will move their household goods from Roseburg lo the house formerly occupied by Mrs. T. Giertz. Mrs. Dewey J. Rierdon and daughters have rented a cabin at Ideyld for the summer. Mrs. Rierdon is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cascbcer and moved to Roseburg last winter from Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Persons and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Maves and sons from Salem are spenu i'lg a few days at the Pcrsons's hr.mestead on Susan creek, ivn and Mrs. Carl Messing and daughters joined them tor me dav last Sunday. Mrs. Messing aril Mrs. Maves arc daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Persons. The interior of the liaptisl church has been rcfinlshcd by Ernest Hollman. Mrs. Howard Church and two sons have left to join Mr. Church for a few weeks, lie is working for the Douglas County Fire Pa trol. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson ,mri rimifhtors have gone to Monmouth lo visit Mrs. John son's mother, Mrs. Sarah Lamb. Miss Marie Vlcck has gone to Steamboat where she will act as ti lephone operator for the for est service. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Cloninger and Cant. E. E. Cloninger of I'crlland were? weekend guests ot Idleyld park. Cnpl. Cloninger was formerly stationed at the Wolf rrrrk and also the Steam boat CCC camps. Mrs. Henry Schult and chil dren lefl Wednesday night for their home In Eugene alter spending two weeks h'-re visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar i rce Hodges. A truck loaded with logging equipment did considerable dam age lo telephone lines along the Itut khorn road Wednesday after noon. Quite a few K)les were pullrd over and the lines broken and tangled In several places. Consequent ly, several rural lines are nut of commission and quite extensive repairs will be neces Kitchen Ranger r Like 40 million oilier .American women, Janet Blair, Columbia starlet, saves every spoonful of toaste- kitchen at because it is needed to make explosives. Jatief even skims the fat off the soup to add to her at salvage can. Another of her favorite kiffhen tricks is to cool the liquor in ' wmcn not aoffs are eooKea. J ne layer o at that forms on top is a orand source of glycerine, and evenone knows that oluccrine is a "must" or many munitions. sary to put them in working or der again. The Baptist Aid and Mission ary society will meet at the church on June 23. Members are asked to bring bandages two Inch es wide for White Cross work. Mrs. Nona P. Anderson from Portland spent the weekend as guest of Mrs. Hattle Boyd and Mrs. Olivia Osborn on the Buck horn road. A worker at a California air craft plant has worked out a ma chine operation which can bo per formed by a trainee and triples output. Ration Dates and Data RATION BOOK NO. 2 JUNE 20 Red Stamps N valid. All, Including J. K. L and M ex pire June 30. Each weekly series jood for 16 points. July 7 Blue stamps K, L and M good through this date. SUGAR AUGUST 15 Stamp No. 13, book No. 1, good for five pounds, sxplres at midnight. Stamps No. IS and No. 16 In war ration book one valid for 5 pounds of sugar sach for home canning. COFFEE JUNE 30 Stamp No. 24, book NEWS-REVIEW WANT ADS READ AND USE THE CLASSIFIEDS YOU WILL BENEFIT The following list shows how little it costs for big returns: Number of Rate per consecutive Insertions word ONE TIME It TWO TIMES 3S THREE TIMES 4tf SIX TIMES :. 6tf TWELVE TIMES , .........12C EVERY DAY FOR ONE MONTH, PER LINE $1.00 MINIMUM CHARGE 25C Vrite your Classified Ad in this space and mail or bring to the Roseburg News-Review. Please Insert the above copy classified section. First insertion Signed Addresi CIVILIAN DEFENSE INFORMATION Air Raid Signals ALARM Variable pitch si ren. Duration: five minutes. ALL CLEAR Steady pitch ilren. Duration: two minutes. Meetings Air Raid Wardens (1st and 3rd Tuesdays) circuit court room, 8:00 p. m. Wednesday: . Auxiliary . police Oburt house, 7:30 p. m. . Thursday! Medical Auxiliary Unit No. 1, Junior High, 8 p. nt. Oregon State Guard Arm ory, Hq. Co., 7:30 p. m.j Co. A, 8 p. m. No. 1, good for one pound, ex ' 7rea at midnight. SHOES '. JUNE 16 Stamp No. 18, book No. 1, valid for one pair of shoes through October 31. Stamps in terchangeable among family liv ing In tame household. GASOLINE ". . JULY 21 "A" book expires. No. 6 stamps In "A" books valid through this date. FUEL OIL SEPTEMBER 30 Period 5 cou pons valid March 26 through 6ep tember SO. Heating coupons one unit, value ten gallons; ten units, 100 gallons. TIRES Cars with B books must havt tires Inspected every 4 months; oars with C books every 3 months; ears with A books, every 6 months. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Umpqua Sav ings and Loan association will be held at 147 North Jackson street, Roseburg, Oregon, on Wednesday, June 23rd, 1943, at 7:30 o'clock p. m. for the election of director? and auditors and for the transac tion of such general business as may properly come before the meeting. UMPQUA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, By II. O. Pargeter, Secretary. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere appreciation and thanks to our many neighbors and friends for their kindness and sympathy dur ing our recent bereavement, and for the beautiful flowers. John Pluard and Family. '. times In the News-Review -1D43. L