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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1943.
LOGGERS WANTED Choker
setters, fallers. buckers. Camp
is mues east ol Sutherlin.
Modern camp facilities rnalnt
tained for employees, serving
highest quality food. Daily bus
sevice furnished from tswn to
camp. Inquire at camp or mill
Office Roseburg Lumber Co.
WANTED .
AUTOMOBILE
MECHANICS
Permanent Work.
Call 3132
Eiicksen Motor Sales
Eureka, Calif.
HACHET SETTER wanted by
Douglas County Lumber Com
pany. See M. L. Hallmark,
Douglas National bank build
ing. MECHANIC experienced on
Chevrolet and Bulck, also paint
er and metal man wanted. Han
sen Chevrolet company.
WANTED High school boy to
work after school and on Sat
urdays. Western Auto Supply
Company.
WANTED 2 automobile me
chanics and 1 body and fender
man. Good pay. Lockwood
Molors.
Work Wanted
THE OLD Fashioned Blacksmith.
I specialize on plows, logging
equipment, thread cutting and
spring work. E. E. Woodcock.
SAVE YOUR DEER SKINS.
Have tanned, made Into gloves,
coats. Ross Glove Factory.
Douglas street, 1 mile east.
SEPTIC TANKS ceANEI1
Modern equipment. Carte's Dis
posal Service. Box 71, Myrtle
Creek, Oregon.
MAN and 1 1-2 Ion flat truck
want hauling. $2.00 per hour.
Ray Angermayer, Glide, Ore
gon. HAVE cat available for logging
or road work. Phim' ll-.l-'l.
Fuel
phone 4fis
Green Slab Woou
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
Poultry
FOR SALETurkeys. 110 4 1-2-month-old
at $3.50 each; 100 3-month-old
at $2.00 each. Walt
er Iakr, Dixonville.
RED RYDER
coneon, one-
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USED CARS WANTED
WE PAY MORE FOR GOOD
USED CARS
CALL 80 FOR THE HIGHEST
CASH OFFERS FOR YOUR
CAR.
LOCKWOOD MOTORS
WANTED USED CARS AND
TRUCKS. TOP CASH PRICE
FOR ALL MAKES. KEEL
MOTORS, Your Studcbaker
dealer, 443 N. Jackson.
USED CARS, TRUCKS AND
TRACTORS WANTED. HIGH
EST CASH FRICES PAID.
HANSEN MOTOR CO.
1934 CONVERTIBLE Chevrolet
coupe, motor in good condition,
tires poor, price $175.00. D. W.
Fate. Days Creek.
Lost and Found
STRAYED from W. S Johnston
ranch at Brockway Wednes
day, October G, Corriedale buck.
Tops of both cars cut off and
20 foot rope tied around neck,
scar on forehead. Seen 4:30
Wednesday p. m. on highway
at covered bridge near Olalla
road. Call 47-F-ll.
LOST A black and white Air
dale male dog with California
license. Answers to "Punch."
Reward. Call 46-F-24 Oakland
or notify by mail, Mrs. Win,
Haines, cook house, Ford's
camp, Sutherlin.
LOST- On Rice-Kent creek di
vide, small brown and white
bull dog. Phone 148 Y X. Re
ward. LOST Plywood fishing tackle
box. Reward to finder Phone
15-F-22.
LOST -LADIES GOLD WATCH.
Reward. Return to Cy's Place.
FOUND- Leather coal.
Cook, Sutherlin.
Walter
Ration Books Lost
LOST Ration hooks No. 1, of
Hugh D. Copcland, Alberta M.,
Hugh It., Charles B., and Del
mcr L. Box 101, Oakland, Ore.
LOST- Ration books No. 1 and
No. 3. Walter and Etta Cook,
Sutherlin.
, ' Ninety-six rents out of
every aoitur ifucs lor war
!?if . expenditures.
Tlie other four
cents goes for
Government
expenses "as
usual."
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M0THBALL5:
JUST WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN
LOOKING FOR Small acre
age on creek, close in, electric
ity and water system, newly re
modeled dwelling.
Small dwelling witli excellent
garden soil, just outside city
limits, $1500.00.
123 acres, plastered dwelling,
electricity, water system from
springs, two barns. Corn and
hay with place. Price $7600.00.
Everything in Real Estate and In
surance. Fred A Goff, Realtor,
122 S. Stephens, phone 218.
FOR SALE 37 acres In high
state fertility. 10 head fine Jer
seys and Guernseys, 1200 chick
ens, incubating and laying
equipment for 3000. Modern
six-room house, all furnished.
Electricity, hot and cold water.
Priced to soil. Nelson Bros.
Rifle range road.
WANTED I.lorK larm 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. St! out Realty
Agency. Ray Ruebel, agent.
100 ACRES, west of Roseburg.
Cabin .crock, springs, hunting
and fishing ,lots of outrange,
good soil. F. H. Crittenden,
5326 S. E. G9lh Ave, Portland,
6, Oregon.
FOR SALE One five-room
house, furnished, and one
eight-room house, partly fur
nished .003 W. Lane.
FOR SALE 4 unit apartment
house. Sound investment with
good income. Phone 213-J.
RESIDENCE for sale, 401 N.
Jackson street, $3250. Cocn
Lumber company.
FOR SALE - Modern five room
house. W. J. Hickman, Oak
land, Ore.
FOR SALE 5-room house, and 3
lots. Reasonable. Phone 533-L,
evenings.
Rentals
FOR RENT -- 2 unfurnished
rooms, cheap. No smokers or
drinking. Also storage for fur
niture. Inquire at Warm's gro
cery, Edenbower.
FOR RENT -Two-room furnish
ed apartment. Adults only.
348 S. Pine.
Hay, Grain, Feed
FOR SALE Vetch seed. J.
Aikins. Riddle. Oregon.
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FOR SALE No hunting or tres
passing signs, employees ter
mination blanks, statements of
earning and deduction books,
rubber stamps. Special printed
forms or every description.
Phone 100. Roseburg News-Review.
FOR SALE Sewing machine,
$25.00; dining table and solid
oak chairs, fine shape, $30.00;
bed and springs, $10.00; dress
er; couch; oil heater; wash
machine, $25.00; bed and
springs, $7.50. 530 N. Pine St.
FOR SALE-1 baby bed, slightly
used, with Simmons mattress;
oak breakfast set, table and
four chairs; '34 Ford coupe,
good tires and fair shape. 408
Rowc street.
FOR SALE Modern 22-foot trail
er house, factory built, fully
equipped. Reasonable. Inquire
of Leo Buttevfield .just west of
housing project, Sutherlin.
1,000 feet electric wire, No. 14,
new .perfect, sell to best offer.
Write Ray Angermayer, Glide,
Oregon, amount wanted and
price offered.
LATE REMINGTON pump gun,
12 gauge. Rubber bumper,
and leather case; one box
shells. $112.50. R. S. Mesick,
Days Creek.
FOR SALE Genuine Elk's tooth
with emblem and 1 diamond
on gold chain. $50.00. Box 1594
c o News Review.
CANNING TOMATOES Bring
containers. Pick them your
sel f, 50c bushel. Walter Leake,
Dixonville.
FOR SALE Galoway cream sep
arator, 300 lb. capacity. A. L
Wilson, Winston, phone 21-F-31.
WHEEL TRAILER with side
tent, all new tires, for sale or
renl. 427 Mill street.
FOR SALE Trailer house. Call
at trailer just E. of Sutherlin
housing. Ed Harbison.
NEARLY new davenport and
two chairs to match. Sutherlin
hotel. Apartment 212. ' -
FOR SALE Concord grapes and
apples A. K. Suksdorf, Coos
Junction.
ONE 8 and one 9-hole steam
table. Inquire Roseburg hotel.
GRAPES Concords. Phone 703-J-2.
FOR SALE Hammer mill. F. E.
Weaver, Riddle.
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FOR SALE 1910 16-foot Brump
ton coach trailer house, best of
condition. Pryor Place, 1 mile
west of Sutherlin.
FOR SALE 1 H. P. heavy duty
3 phase motor. Smith Gunshop,
560 N. Jackson street.
LADIES BEAVER COAT for sale
or trade. Box 1596, c-o News
Review. Livestock
MILK GOATS Two registered
Toggenburg bucks for service,
i mile south of Coos Junction
on Pacific highway. Phone
Moyer Nurseries, Roseburg.
FOR SALE 78 head ewes, 1 to
4 years old; 30 lambs; 15 aged
ewes; sell all or separately,
reasonable. Claude Ritehey,
Yoncalla, Oregon.
FOR SALE Milking Shorthorn
bulls, registered as qualified in
milking record which is better
than R. M. L. O. Higgins, An
lauf, Oregon
FOR SALE Good Corriedale
bucks, 2 years old, from regis
tered slock. Charles E. Wilson,
Rl. 1, Roseburg. South Deer
creek.
JERSEY COW now giving 34 to
4 gallons a day. Fresh 4 months
ago. Mrs. Phillips, South Myr
tle Creek. Phone 17-F-6.
TWO BROOD SOWS, 7 weaner
pigs-$100.00 for bunch if
taken at once .John L. Camp
bell, Glengary.
FOR SALE -25 Hampshire wean
er pigs, $5.00 ,each. A. J. Young
& Son, Curry Estate.
PUREBRED Shorthorn bull for
sale. J. L. Hooten, Mountain
house.
FOR SALE Gentle bull, for
herd, V. J. Van Brjesen, Riddle.
FOR SALEBull calf, 5 days
old, $4.00. Bonebrakc, Melrose.
FOR SALE- Day old calf. W. O.
Common, Curry estate.
RABBITS for sale. Phone 34-F-2.
Miscellaneous
BUCKLES AND BU'ITONS cov
ered, hemstitching and alter
ing. 515 Fowler street.
WE HAVE DISCONTINUED
boarding dogs and cats. Dr.
Geo. L. Nicholas.
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ABSOLUTELY NO HUNTING
or trespasing on my property,
2 miles N W. of Roseburg. Stay
Out. Fred L. Verrcll
NO HUNTING or trespassing on
the Louis S. Kohlhagen, Jr.,
property, 4 miles N. E. of Rose
burg. NO HUNTING or irespaslng
on our properly at Carnes. W.
F. Paris and W. S. Hamilton.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on
M. Leota Plummer's place. 3
miles south of Brockway.
NO HUNTING or trespassing
on the J. H. Short property, 7
miles N. E. of Roseburg.
NO HUNTING or trespasing
on my properly east of Rose
burg. W. S. Hamilton.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on
F. Baraga r & Son place, 2
miles N. of Roseburg.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on
Stanley Prnrce property, 3
miles E. of Roseburg.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on
O. C. Brown property, 1 isile
S. E. of Dixonville
NO hunting or trespassing on
the property of T. V. Kerr, 1
mile E. of town.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on
W. I. Dixon properly West of
Oak creek road.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on
A. J. Standley, and Phil Stradcr
property, Glide.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on
Lynn Berkley property, 3 miles
E. of Roseburg.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on
Happy Valley Ranch. Lyle
Marsters.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on
1. D. Sampson property, Rt. 1,
Box 21-A.
NO HUNTING or trespassing on
Mt. Alto ranch. C. G. Gil
breath. POSITIVELY NO HUNTING or
trespassing on the T. O. Dixon
estate.
NO HUNTING
on the lands
estate. .
or tresspassing
ol the Curry
NO HUNTING or trespassing on
our properly. Kruse Bros.
Trade
TRADE Box of 3030 shells for
box of 25-35. Box 1593, c-o
News-Review.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
From this dale, August 30, 1
will not in any way be respon
sible for any bills contracted by
anyone oilier than myself.
HOWARD CASEBEER,
(Adv.) Roseburg, Ore.
GEO. W. DIMMICK
AGENCY
REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE
125 Cass Street, Prion. 484-L
farms stock ranches
timber lands
NOTICE
We have purchased the
Deer Creek Dairy. Any
bottles or caps with the
nam Deer Creek are now
owned by Umpqua Dairy
and contain
Umpqua Milk
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COMM'CL REFRIGERATION
diet Hamm. Phone 715.
PLUMBING
Pete Crummett, phone 697.
Roscoe Marsters, phone 121.
Wanted
WILL PAY up to $10 per month
for rent of furnished or partly
furnished house or apartment.
Box 15!)2, c o News-Review.
WANTED Medium-sized used
tricycle. Will pay good price.
Delia Davis, Gen. Del., Tiller,
Oregon
WANTED One good used 19
Inch tiro, 500x19 or 600x19. Box
1595, co News-Review,
WANTED 4 cords hardwood,
stove length. Adam's Auto
Court, Coos Junction.
NOW BUYING wool and mohair.
Roseburg Poultry Co., 920 Ste
phens St.
WANTED TO BUY New 5 or 6
room house. Phone 327-L.
WANTED 3 4 8 Winchester
shells. Powell Hardware.
Myrtle Creek
MYRTLE CREEK, Oct. 11
Mr. and Mrs. William Hyatt have
sold their small farm near the
South Myrtle road to Mr. and
Mrs. Rathbun, who have been liv
ing In Bear Pen hollow. The Hy
atls have moved over into the
Melrose neighborhood. Friends
hero have received word that
since moving, Walter, their son
aged nine years had one hand
blown off and three fingers on
the oilier hand, by the explosion
of a dynamite cap with which ho
was playing.
Pfe. Dean Powell arrived here
Friday from Camp Van Dorn,
Miss., for a few days furlough
with his parents, Minister and
Mrs. E. W. Powell. The Powells
are expecting another son, Leo,
home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervln Dailey
have had as a house guest for a
week, Mrs. Dailey's bihthcr,
John 3. Fallin, of Salem. He re
lumed to his homo last Friday.
1,1. and Mrs. Neal .1. Orlflith
Are you keeping star boarders in
your chicken house? ?
Bring us your non-productive hens
for bigger profit.
NORTHWEST POULTRY CO.
500 West Lane Phone 210
FARMERS!
You cannot buy new farm equip
ment! Protect what you now have by hav
ing your old machinery repaired at
the Farm Bureau Shop.
Expert Workmen to serve you.
"You Own the Profits."
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange
ROSEBURG, OREGON
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RADIO SERVICING
Radio Doctors, 30f N. Stephens.
Lund Radio Service. Phone 34.
PIANO TUNING ""
Arundel, Repairs, Demoth. 189-L.
and small son, Donald, have gone
to Bremerton, Wash., where Lt.
Griffith will be stationed for a
while. He has just returned from
n two-year period of service in
the South Pacific Islands.
Mr. Oakley Bibby is here from
Salem visiting with his family
fnr n shnrt limp tuifni-n i-ntnrnlnr.
-- - - -
lo the State tuberculosis hospital
where he has been a patient for
some time. He is very much Im
proved. 1
Sutherlin
SUTHERLIN, Oct. 11 How
ard Davis, a brakeman on the
Southern Pacific railway, was In
Sutherlin Saturday visiting his
father, P. J. Davis.
Mrs. William Beck, who has.
been very ill, Is reported as some
better.
Mrs. Mildred Jolson and daugh
ter of Roseburg were in Suther
lin, Saturday visiting her moth
er, Mrs. P. A. Comslock.
. Raymond, Norris and William
Longbrako both returned from
a hunting trip with a deer each.
Gunner's Mate Third Class El-
za Haviland Is home on furlough
visiting his mother, Mrs. William
Jones. After his furlough he will
go to California to enter school.
James Haviland, wno is stu-
tloned in Australia, Is fine, so
his mother, Mrs. William Jones,
reports. He has been across for
nearly two years and during
that time had never met ony one
he knew until six months ago
he ran into Dick Pleuard from
his own home town, Sutherlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Paddleford
were in Sutherlin Monday visit
ing their daughters, Mrs. GladJ
Sweeney and Mrs. Owen Rose.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thompson
and Mrs. Ernest Adamson attend
ed the observers' meeting held in
Roseburg at the filter station
Monday evening.
Mrs. Edgar Slack, who has
been very ill, Is much improved
and is aDio to su up a lew nours
a day.
Date.,