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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSE-BURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1943. FIVE Help Wanted LOGGERS WANTED Choker setters, tollers, buckcrs. Camp IS miles east of Sutherlln. Modern camp facilities maint tained for employees, serving highest quality food. Daily bus seviee furnished from town to camp. Inquire at camp or mill Office Roscburg Lumber Co. THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY wants men, under 41 years of age, to train for work as trainmen, enginemen, and yardmen. Apply to Train master. Please do not apply if you are now working in an es sential war industry. AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS WANTED Make from $250.00 to $350.00 per month. LOCKWOOD MOTORS Roseburg, Ore. WANTED . Man for general ranch work, permanent. Mar ried man preferred. Phone 1-F- , 31, evenings. R. B. Banning, Idlcyld route, Roseburg. HOUSEKEEPER in motherless home. One girl of school age. No objections to small child. P. O. Box 222, Roseburg. MAN WANTED for ranch work. Curry Estate, phone 29-F-2. WANTED Help at Camp View Cafe. Phone 783. WANTED Dishwasher at Hotel Umpqua. Work Wanted EXPERT PAINTING, paperhang ing, decorating. Furniture re finished or aged. Bollman Bros., Idleyld Star Rt., Rose burg, Oregon. Phono Denn Gerretscn Co., 128, or Metz gel's mill, 3G2. THE OLD Fashioned Blacksmith. 1 specialize on plows, logging equipment, thread cutting and spring work. E. E. Woodcock. HAVE your passenger tires in spected and recapped by O. K. Rubber Welders, Stephens and Moslier. Phone 661. YOUNG LADY wauls work in a gas slation. Box 1525 eo News Review. . Hay, Grain, Feed 'oil SALE About 20 tons of oats and vetch, and red oats hay in shocks. Arthur Weeks, Myrtle Creek, 5 miles south of Dillard, across Mary Moore bridge. RED RYDER ALLEY OOP NOW YOU'VE DUG UP fY YT ( THE PRISONERS CAM'T 1 f SHE PLENTY LOCO f BUT MOT OF HUH.' WITH SILVER. YOU BURIED, JMl'f?. HRrA YOU, f-VSS DELIA- TO SPEMD-UN ALL THAT Y EASTERN! FOLKS W THAT rAUCH W Please i an- i&fjwLJ B,L)T Vl1 e30ri V om navajo rugs, L think, russ are 1 rvassv, little ,,.,po.I ) ySgdfc A THIS rAONETSACKEP V WE THINJK-UrA.' Jrf4L PRETTY NICE TO A BWVER. Q C ATTA. BOY, OOP! THEY Ul i V SHOULD SLEEP BETTER! V, I IMTHEDNJK...NOW VALET'S GET SONG Jk W A FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS OlD A BOW BOAT PASS 5Y HERE WlTd TWO BOYS AMD A GL . WAS ONE OF im it? 1 The boys kino OF FATP warn Livestock EXTRA GOOD span mares, gen tle in all ways. Ride or work. Catch them any place. 8 and 10 years old. About 1100 lbs each. Team and harness $175. A. E. Davison, Oakland, Ore. FOR SALE Registered Here ford bull calf. Born Septem ber 9, 1942. Dark red In color. Will make an excellent herd bull. Price $150. Al Bashford. Phone 219 evenings. FOR SALE One pure bred Rom- ncy buck, one year old. One good sow with ten four-wceks-old pigs. R. S. Hutton, Route .2, Roseburg. TWO BULL calves, $6.00. Feeder pigs, $7.00, up. 21 miles left at Cleveland school on Melrose Umpqua road. F. E. Potts. ATrENTION We remove dead and worthless stock free. Phone, collect, 52-F-12. Rose burg By-Products. ' 2 JERSEY COWS and 2 coining 2-year-old heifers. Excellent dairy stock. All to freshen. M. Lee, Wilbur. WANTED Young beef stock. Write A. E. Mathony, Myrtle Creek, Oregon, Star Rt. FOR SALE Giant white rabbit, young breeding stock. Mrs. Fred Fisher. Phone 26-F-3. FOR SALE Sow and 10 pigs. Fred. Burks, Coos Junction. FOR SALE 8 good Hamp bucks. Old price. A. J. Young. Poultry FOR SALE 500 While Leghorn yearling Hens, laying 80 per cent; 1000 White Leghorn pul lets, 3 months old; 600 turkeys, 1 month old. E. E. Pickett, Canyonville. FOR SALE Day old and started chicks. Full blood Cornish Game. New llampshires, Rhode Island Reds, and various crosses. See Ken Reynolds al 414 N. Jackson or phone 511-L. 5 DOZEN NEW HAMPSHIRE CHICKS, 7 weeks old. 60c. Phone 284-J. FOR SALE -3(H) 8-werks-okl Tur key,. poults. H. Lewcllyn, Ten mile. Trade TRADE -';in Dodge coupe and trailer, for truck, 1 14 ton dump or flat. Give or lake dif ferenre. E. P. formally, R. R. 1. MOW TO MAKE OUR FOR SYRACUSE.,. IF WATCH OUR STEP, WE'LL MAKE T KIGHT THROUGH THIS WHOLE ROrAAM CAMP WfcLL, IHfcY WtKE 1 QUITE A DISTANCE FROM SHORE, BUT J IT IS. WE y COULD CO fc- v 1 THROUGH I fc7 Yes V J? WE WAICHED S I I T, IAIIT.1 NUMBER. 38', Binoculars tainted om rr; THE TWO BOYS WERE PAIUNG AS FAST COULD I V I II 11 , TS. . f r i Autos WANTED USED CARS AND TRUCKS. TOP CASH PRICE FOR ALL MAKES KEEL MOTORS. Your Studebaker dealer. 443 N. Jackson. FOR SALE 1942 Ford 6 -cylinder truck, Eaton rear-end, 3 speed brownie, single axle trailer, and good 8.25 rubber. Hancock sta tion north of town. 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 '34 Ford truck, stock-rack; '34 Chevrolet coupe. I. L. Houston, Cleveland, Hill road, Melrose. ' FOR SALE '33 DeSoto 4-door de luxe sedan. Good condition, good tires. 721 E. Sixth street. Archie Jennie. 1930 Chevrolet coupe, $110 cash. A good buy. Call W. E. Wilson, Oakland, evenings. FOR SALE '39 Pontine 2 door sedan. J. K. Masters, Winston, after 5:00 p. m. FOR SALE Ford coupe. $75 for equity. 202 Brockway. Rentals WANTED 3 or 4 room, furnish ed or unfurnished apartment by August 1. Adults. R. A. Vandcrbeck, 765 Ferry street, Salem, Oregon. WANTED TO RENT Two or three bedroom house in Rose burg, Sutherlin, or Oakland. Lewis Webb, Sutherlin, Ore. Fuel PHONE 4GS Green Slab Wood ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. FOR SALE Wood. Oak, Ma drone and fir. J. B. Brock, Shoestring road, Riddle. 4 ft. slab wood. $4.50 cord, de livered. DennGeiretscn Co. Phone 12S. Financial MONEY AT FOUR PER CENT on good first mortgage real estate security. Give details, location and kind of property and amount desired, first letter. Address P. O. Box 917, Rose burg. No Ambition ??? DASH WE JUST) Cheerful Tidings THEY WERE IN A ROW- rer-i... , ' DARK AS ) BOAI WITH AS THEY For Sale Miscellaneous 160 ACRES timber, second growth fir. 1940 Plymouth coupe, good motor and tires, $S00, cash. Almost new Vaughn lightweight dragsaw, 2 blades $d0 cash. Jerry Paul, Tenmile, Oregon. HAVE SEVERAL tons of good hay, cut and uncut. Will sUl or trade for livestock. Also 600 egg incubator, and some real nice New Hampshire cockerel breeders. Chub Morningstar, Oakland. FOR SALE 22-inch cylinder J. I. Case thresher. No. 1 condition. Also 7 foot McCormick Decring binder. Ada J. Demi, Camas Valley, Oregon. FOR SALE One 14 cubic foot "Super Coin ' refrigerator. Leo E. Rogers, Pho-v. Vi-V-W, Win chester, Oregon. FOR SALE 4-wheel trailer with . new 8x12 rack or will trade for cow. Call at 835 Winchester street. FOR SALE Clean 8x16 trailer house. Lots of bulltins. Wil liam C. Woods in Sutherlin. FOR SAL1-Good tent and camp bed, 1928 Chevrolet truck. R. Kelly, Rt. 1, Box 75. FOR SALE -Electric stove, .used one month. Alice Nagel, Can yonville, Oregon. SPECIAL SALE of mattress foun dations at' $12.95. Western Au to Supply Co. TWO WHITE brood sows, Ford son tractor. John Lyons, N. Myrtle Crock. Ration Books Lost LOST "A" and "B" gasoline ra tion books and No. 2 ration book. W .M. Gadway, Box 1252, Roseburg. LOST Gas ration book "B". Hud Wilson, Days Crock, Oregon. Lost and Found LOST - Near Oakland, one large shepherd dog. Color - brindle. One glass eye. Lenard Ross, Box 52, Oakland, Oregon. LOST Black sow pig weighing ,100 pounds. Notify Lowell Kit tinman, Happy Valley ranch. LOST Small black coin purse. Contains about $f. Reward. Sutherlin, Box I-ilt. !jgr"" I'M SATISFIED WE'VE' T BY GEOCGEA GOME FAR EMOUGH 7 OOP.'T CAN'T IN THE DARK... LETS ! BE SURE , BUT JUST SIT HERE AM' WE OUGHTA BEjWAIT FOR SUN-UP vJhiiCH WAV was slp" pehsonauv, I Think it was THEfTGOINQP yVIS& PWN.' COMM'CL REFRIGERATION Chet Humm. Phone 715. FLUE CLEANING Furnaces vacuum cleaned flue cleaning. Call 841 J. C. Bow ley. Real Estate 19 ACRES, at city limits of Rose burg. 6-room modern house, basement with piped furnace. City utilities, barn and poultry houses. 7 acres tillable, balance pasture. Riverside Addition. H. DeCamp, Rt. 2, phone 725-J. WANTED More farm listings. We have many good prospects on the waiting list nil sizes, types and prices. Call at 813 S. Stephens street, Roseburg, or phone 173-L. Strout Realty Agency. Ray Rucbcl, agent. WANTED to buy or lease 10 acres or more with good build ings, and electricity. Write Wesley R. Heavllin, 4702 Sum mers lane, Klamath Falls, Ore. WANTED Club site near North Umpqua. Some timber. Mrs. Martha Preble, 2755 "A" street, San Diego, Calif. Wanted WANTED Two milk goats, easy milkers, giving not less than 2 quarts per day each. State price. Also Dodge motor for sale. R. rt. Cockrum, Umpqua, Oregon. WANT TO RENT Modern 5 or 6 room Roseburg home by re tired business man and wife. Notify daughter, Mis. W. A. Gilchrist, Sutherlin, Oregon. WANTED Cars, trucks, traclors, and farm machinery of all kinds. Doyle's Auto Wrecking, highway north. Phono 611. WANTED Slip scraper and 10 in. plow. Stale price and con dition. Noel M. Pricsler, Look ingglass route. WANTED Elect lie refrigerator Will pay cash. Phono 42-F-4, Oakland, Ore. WANTED Treadle sewing ma chine. J. C. Chapman, Myrtli Creek. WANTED Falters and peelers for piling. See Mill at Wilbur By Fred Harmon By V. T. Hamlin COMES DAYLIGHT AMP,. e 7 r ate. ii a oT nrt By Merrill Bfrsser RADIO SERVICING Radio Doctors, 306 N. Stephens. Lund's' Radio Service. Phone 34. PIANO TUNING Arundel. Repairs, Demoth. 189-L. Miscellaneous HEMSTITCHING, buttons and buckles covered, sewing. 545 Fowler: WE BUY old magazines. Fiction library. Dogs Jacobs Kennels. Phone 736-J. Yoncalla YONCALLA, July 12. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mulkey of Red Hill have received a letter from their son, Merle, the first one for several months. He is now at Norfolk, Virginia, where the ship he is on is undergoing some re pairs. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Mills came near losing their home by fire, Saturday morning, when fat, which Mrs. Mills was rendering out on the cook stove, caught fire. Dut to the quick work of the Yon calla volunteer fire department, under the leadership of C. D. Mc Elmurry, the blaze was soon put out. The rooms were badly smok ed, but the fire loss was slight. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Upsbaw and two children of Portland spent the last weekend visiting at the Luther Daugherty home. Mr. Up sbaw returned to Portland and Mrs. Upshaw and the children are still here visitnig. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van Oppen and son of Eugene are spending their two weeks vacation at the parental D. C. Wilson home. Mrs. Mary Bentx left Thurs day for Brownwood, Texas, where she will be near her hus band, who is with the U. S. army. D. C. McGinitie left Wednesday for a months visit to Tofield, Canada. Bert Lufkin of Creswell and his daughter, Mrs.- Roy Higglns, of Auburn, Wash., visited friends here over the weekend. Mr and Mrs. Wallace Patrick Is visiting at the A. H. Patrick home. Mr. Patrick will leave shortly to join the army as chap lain. Mrs. Ralph Long and two chil dren of Canyon Dam, Calif., spent the weekend visiting at the Morin home. Leo Morin, who is with the U. S. navy, is home on a short fur lough. Mr.and Mrs. Hal Billings of I'orlland spent the weekend here visiting friends. They have pur chased a hundred acres of land on Red Hill and will build a home there in the near future. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., July 12. ( AP) ( USD A ) - -CATTLE : Ma r kot slow, beef cattle 25-50 lower, bulls and eanner cows about steady with last week's close, vealern steady; good to choice fed steers 15.00-lli.no, one load 16.25; grass-fat steers mostly 13.00-50, two loads 14.00, common glades 11.00 12.50; good to choice fed heifers 15.35-50; grass heifers 9.5013.00; eanner and cutter cows 6.007.75, fat dairy type to fl.OO, grass-fat beef cows 10.00 11.2.1, odd head good cows 11.75; medium to good bulls 11.(10.12.73; good to choice vealcrs 1 4 .00-50, odd head 15.00. HOGS: Market opened steady, later trade weak lo 25 lower; good to choice IH0 230 lbs, H.25 lo mostly M.50, 250-300 lbs, 13.25 M.0O, light-lights 13.2575; good sows .11.50 75; good to choice feed er pigs 15.5017.50, few light weights 1X.00. SHEEP: Market slow, mostly steady; good to choice spring lambs 13.25-50, selected lots early to 13.75. common to medium grades 10.0012.00; medium to good yearlings 10.0011.00, com mon down lo 8.00; good ewes 5.00 50, common down to 2.00. j LIVESTOCK ! KiKTLAND, Ore., .Inly 13. (API EGGS - Prices to retailers, I in eases: A grade large, 17!c; A ' iiH'dium, I3!c; A small, 3!llc doz. ! EGGS Nominal prices to pin ducrrs: A large, -l ie; M large. 1le; A rni'iliiim, Vk-, H large : llle. Olher produi'e unchanged. For newspaper deliveries from 5:30 to 7:00 Please Call MA II Kb IT Farm WAR NEWS FEED WHEAT HALTED Government stocks of wheat again have been cut off as - a source of feed for Oregon live stock and poultry. Commodity Credit was forced to discontinue feed wheat sales this week for the third time, when the 50-mil-lion bushel allocation authorized by congress last month was ex hausted. A total of 275 million bushels of government wheat have been sold to feeders since the program started in March, 1912. '43 WHEAT INSURANCE GOOD Oregon wheat growers aro as sured that they will receive full protection of their federal all risk crop Insurance on their 1313 crops. Discontinuance of the pro gram, ordered by congress, will have no effect on this year's in surance. Insured growers will re ceive prompt adjustment of loss es on the 1943 crop. 1944 FERTILIZER SUPPLIES Larger fertilizer supplies than ever before will bo available to help Oregon farmers get maxi mum crop production next year. Supplies of nitrogen will be the largest In history about a third more than this year. More phos phate will be available this year, but potash supplies will be some what less than this year. To put chemical fertilizer where it will :lo tho most good to boost war crop production, distribution will iu,'ain be controlled by War Food administration regulations. As this year, crops will be divided in to A and B groups. A crops will get first priority, but growers ol B crops will not be required lo show that they have used fertil iser in the past In order to go! supplies for 1944 production. PERRY CEILING PRICES. Here are the prices processors may pay growers for seven kinds of berries under an OPA celling price announcement: Red rasp berries, 15 cents; black raspber ries, 13 cents; youngberrles, boy s e n h er r f es.'lbganberrios'tontl blackberries, 12 cents; gooseber ries, 8 cenls. FARMSTEAD WIRING WPB regulations (Order P-141), which provide farmstead wiring material for farmers certified by county USDA War boards as eli gible for oloctrlc service, have been extended until July 31. The order, which permits eligible farms to apply an AA-3 rating for UP to 75 pounds of copper wire, originally expired June 30. It will be shortly replaced by an allocation program which will enable farmers to apply to the county USDA War Board for a purchase certificate to obtan cop per wire. FARM BATTERY PRICES Farmers need not pay more than the March, 1942 prices for farm batleries- for radios, tele phones, Ignition systems, fence controllers. Sellers asking in creased prices are violating OPA ceilings, and should be reported lo the War Price and Rationing board. PRICE SUPPORTS FOR SPUDS With large supplies ol new crop potatoes coming Into mar ket, the War Food administration has announced (hat it intends to provide full support to market prices at previously announced levels. Supiiort prices for Oregon for No. 1 potatoes are $2 a hun dred, Klamath county basis, and 1.80, Malheur, with 15-cenl in creases as the season progresses. CANNER8' PRICES APPROVED So far 38 Oregon processors have been certified by the Ore gon USDA War board as paying al least specified approved prices to growers for seven vegetables. Certified eanners will he eligible Dutch Boy Paint FIRST CHOICE FOR MAKING HOMES LAST Todoy homes just can't be replaced, so it's up to you to make yours last, and a good paint can help. Protect your home with a coat of DUTCH BOY PAINT DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange ROSEBURG, OREGON for a Commodity Credit purchase and resale program designed to compensate for higher costs of raw products. Processing vege tables included in the program are tomatoes, peas, corn, snap . beans, beets, cabbage and carrots. NEW REFRIGERATORS "OUT" There's not much chance ot farmers or anyone else being able to buy a new electric house hold refrigerator for the dura tion, the Portland office of the War Production board advises. Production of new refrigerators was practically halted some months ago, and the limited num ber available In manufacturers' and distributors' stocks is reserv ed for tho armed forces and for the preservation of public health. There aro no restrictions, how ever, on sale of any refrigerators in retailors' slocks. FOOD FRONT BRIEFS Ceilings on screenings .have been established by OPA on a dol-lar-and cents basis . . . The 1943 pig crop Is estimated at 127 mil lion head, compared with 105 mil lion in 1942 and a 10-year aver age of 73,148,000 ... To encour age movement of corn to war in dustrles and feeders, the War Food administration has promis ed farmers who deliver corn be tween now and August 10 that they'll get retroactive benefit of any coiling increase by October 31. The action was taken to halt unfounded rumors of a boost in celling prices that was causing many growers to hold corn ... Grass Fire Started by Boy Plus Marches The Roseburg fire department " was called Monday afternoon to the Reservoir hill road, where a grass fire was accidentally start ed near the highway by a boy playing with matches. The blaze was extinguished before damage was caused. FARM PROBLEM KANSAS CITY A want ad in tl)c Star: "Farmhand: No work to do; must be able to sit in rocking chair on cool, south porch and come lo meals unassisted. Apply In perron after 3 p. m. at 1617 Professional bklg." The job: Watching a gate to soo that It's kept closed. Enjoy your exercise in a spot where you can have fun and still keep cool. o ROSEBURG BOWLING ALLEYS are AIR CONDITIONED You will enjoy an evening with us. o Alleys Open 5 P. M. . Arch Elliott, Mgr. 640-J cere nv hu ypwtfr. iwr t trc l'. Pit prr 7-' , I