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Newspaper Page Text. 5 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1943. FIVE H ODnciHcsTrGDnvSxr . Help Wanted Work Wanted Reed Estate Poultry For Sale Miscellaneous Fuel W MEN AND WOMEN earn some extra dollars at Washington Creamery company. Turkey pickers and help wanted In all departments. Full or . part time. Best wages. Phono 502. Corner Rice and Jackson streets. WANTED MEN OR WOMEN. FULL OR PART TIME TUR KEY PICKERS. MAKE SOME EXTRA CHRISTMAS MONEY. HIGH WAGES PAID. PLEASANT SURROUND. INGS. NO WAITING ON BIRDS. NORTHWEST POULTRY AND DAIRY PRODUCTS. 500 W. Lane, phone . 210 LOGGERS WANTED Choker setters, fallers, buckers. Camp 15 miles east of Sutherlin. Modern camp facilities main tained for employees, serving highest quality food.HDally bus service furnished from town to camp. Inquire at camp or mill office Roscburg Lumber Co. MECHANIC Experienced on Chevrolet cars and trucks. Also combination painter and metal man wanted. Hansen Motor company. OFFICE MANAGER and book .keeper for an old established transportation company in good growing town. Phone 76, Rose- burg. WANTED 2 automobile me chanics and 1 body and fender man. ., Good pay. Lockwood Motors. WANTED Woman or school girl to h"elp with housework on ' Saturdays. Box 1638, co News Review. WANTED Either a Superin tendent, or a man to contract a Sawmill. Roscburjj Saw & Sup-Ply- WANTED Caretaker for coun try home. See Mrs. Johnson, .Valley hotel. MAID WANTED. Grand hotel.., Personal EDWARD LACKEY, recently from Los Angeles, please write or phone Floyd Baughman, Roseburg Bowling Alleys, Phone 773, after 1:00 p. m. Urgent. . WILL PARTY who was run into at ice plant Saturday please let . us know your name and ad dress. Wilbur Williams, Brock- way, Oregon. Miscellaneous BUTTONS AND BUCKLES cov ered. Hemstitching and alter ing. 545 Fowler. Mining FOR -SALE OR LEASE Valu able mining property In Idaho. Charles C. Kimball, Sutherlin, Oregon. ALLEY OOP O-CCA XOUPSE I SHOULD. EXPECTED M fi s"mmmi&5ES5W TH1S OL' VAULT IS SUNEDED BV ) " .i"-jyj I IT--BCOWSON TOLD ME GEMGH1S 1 BUT GREATSvK 1 1 TH! RIVER.... I BETCHA, THEV COULD 1 11 rSTZS. TSrr KHAN'S HORDES OVERRAN V GADFR.y1 MEVER V "I DESTROY TH' VJHOLE WORKS BV fcJ - I nuchfiilLMn EUROPE AN' ASIA, .... wm I DREAMED THERE W A JUST PRESSING A BUTTON... AN' I SER-c3D NATURALLY THEY J WAS THIS MUCH fl,J IN A WINK .WHOOSH THIS V7 VWc'BrrpT I GRABBED UP A MESS j ' USELESS JUNK' I S.'f PLACE WOULD BE FLOODEtXr- , ;j - p ' p ' FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ' ( Heuo: I -was womderinq if you'd r Glad MIND i-ewiNU A BU11UN J fir li W T vJsJ 1 h WILL TAKE CARE of your ' painting problems, inside or . out. S. W. P. painting contrac tor. Route 2, box 131, Roseburg, Oregon. Phone 26-F-5. ALL MAKES of sewing machines repaired. Call 634-L. 409 W. Douglas. After 5 p. m. LIVESTOCK TRANPORTATION Call Medford 2119 Between 8:00 and 6:00 FOR HIRE Umpqua Transfer. Idleyld Star Route, Dennis Mathews. - ' WOOD TO PILE after school. Phone 325-R. TRUCK FOR HIRE. Waldo Pond, Winchester. IRONING WANTED. 810 Hoover. Wanted FARM LISTINGS City prop erty; also vacant lots. We are . receiving many inquiries. Take advantage of our many years of experience in handling all classes of property. Prompt ap praisals made. List your prop erty with us now! You will ap preciate our efficiency in serv ing the interest of both buyer and seller. VV. A. Bogard, Real Estate. 214 Cass street. WANTED 3 or 4 bedroom house from owner. Must be in town, and in good condition. Box' 1664, co News-Review. WANTED Badly for baby's first Christmas tree, 2 strings electric lights. Phone 38-F-21, P. O. Box 125. WANTED Used rifle. Prefer 30:30 carbine but might con sider other caliber. 340 N. Jack son. WANT TO BUY Yearling bull and hand barrel sprayer. H. R. Larson, 2 miles W. ot Suther lin. FENCE POSTS and split shakes. Write or call 287 Myrtle Creek. E. V. Bounds. WANT TO BUY Good piano, Write or phone R. H. Wilson, Umpqua. Livestock FOR SALE Jersey heifer 16 months and Whits. Face bull 9 months. $48.00 takes the two, Am moving. Route 2, box 403- A. 2 12 miles N. on 99. WANTED TO BUY Fat or feed er lambs, also young ewes.' Phillppi and Rohr, Grand Ho . tel .or P. O. Box 997. FOR SALE 3 dairy cows. 2 and 3 years old. 1 with young calf. M r s. Fisher, South Myrtle Creek road. BULL, 3 year black Jersey .for sale. Adolf Johnson, Melrose Rt., Box 155. North of Elgarose church. FOR SALE Brown Swiss milk cow. Glen Osborn, Myrtle Creek, Oregon. FOR SALE Feeder hogs weigh ing 90 to 130 pounds. Max Bauer, Kellogg. Rentals SLEEPING ROOMS. 439 Fowler St. Phone 30-R. . - .ON A BHiRT. PLEASE I IOSS $9500 BUYS: 73 ACRES STOCK ED AND EQUIPPED. 50 acres in cultivation. Excellent dark free loam soil. Balance pas- " ture. Some timber. Good 6 room house. Large living room. " Lots of built-ins in -kitchen. Gravity water system. Electri city. Barn; stanchions for cows. Other out buildings. Beautiful location on hard surfaced road. 8 miles from city. Owner will Include: 12 ewes, 1 buck, 2 brood sows, shoats, pigs, 70 'chickens, 2 milk cows, 2 heif ers, good young team of horses. All farm equipment in good re . pair. About 40 ton of hay. This will make an ideal dairy ranch. Terms can be had. W. A. Bogard, Real Estate. 214 W. Cass street. FOR SALE Immediate posses sion. 14 acres, 10 miles from Roseburg, family orchard, 3 acres bearing prunes, land all tillable, 4 room house, electri city, good well, barn, new poul try house and garage, house hold furniture, radio and wash ing machine, winters supply of wood, one cow, hay in barn, school bus and mail route. Own er leaving state, must sell at once. Price $4000.000. G. . W. Young and Son. 205 W. Cass. Phone 417. SUBSTANTIALLY constructed 1 12 story, two bed-room home, all modern conveniences, ex cellent location and .setting, with 13 acres, half open land, fenced, good soil. Two good wells, one under electric pres sure to house and out side taps. Chicken house, large barn, garage fair. 2 12 miles from center of Roseburg, only 1 mile to Youngs Bay and Ford Lum ber Go's. Owner sacrifice $5500.00 cash. Phone 38 F-13. 40 ACRES, 10 acres cultivated and irrigated, 4 room house, barn, chicken house, fruit trees, creek through the place. Must sell before January 1st, $4000.00. $1000.00 will handle. Mrs. Eunice Heath or A. B. Hjllabold, agent, Myrtle Creek. RANCH FOR SALE 614 acres, 70 acres tillable, 40 acres creek bottom, alfalfa, good barn with hay, will run 200 .sheep, ,40 head cattle, large outrange. . Price $15.00 per acre. Mineral rights retained. H. C. Bellows, 864 Military St. u FOR SALE-r40"acre3', good house and barn, young orchard, 18 acres Jn cultivation, balance pasture, can run 10 cows, hot and cold spring water in house. , 4 miles from Myrtle Point on paved highway. P. O. Box 1196. Myrtle Point. WANTED More farm listings. We have many good prospects .on tne waiting list all sizes, types and prices. Call at 703 S. Stephens street, Roseburg, or phone 173-L. Strout Realty Agency, Kay Rucbel, agent. WANT ACTION? List your nome, larm or stock ranch with Roseburg Realty Co. "Hay, Grain, Feed FOR SALE Baled oats and vetch hay. T. E. Duncan. Phone 14-F-2. FOR SALE Oats and vetch hay. L. L. Patterson, phone 14-F-25. The Khan's Treasure Where There's a Will id just OM.BOy TUG IT OVER. ; DNUMrFM ; d-m iun urr. COCKELL'S HUSKY LEGHORN CHICKS , Are all from 2 and 3 year , old hens and high pedi gree males. Ask your neighborhood poultry man about them. Order now. FRED H. COCKELL .Box 65,' Milwaukie, Oregon WATZIG LEGHORN CHICKS PRODUCTION BRED SINCE ' 1921 Orders placed immediately can have preferred, dates. Also for WATZIG'S New Hampshire, R. I. Reds, and 6. Rock Chicks. MRS. H. A.. WATZIG 1 mile north of Roseburg. BABY CHICKS -White Leghorn New Hampshires. Geo. M. Pet ersen Hatchery, Rt. 1, Eugene, Oregon. Autos USED CARS WANTED WE PAY MORE FOR GOOD , ' . USED CARS. CALL 80 FOR THE HIGHEST CASH OFFERS FOR YOUR , i -; CAR. ' LOCKWOOD MOTORS WANTED USED CARS AND TRUCKS. TOP CASH PRICE FOR ALL MAKES. KEEL MOTORS.. Your Studebaker dealer, 443 N. Jackson. BEST BUY "Chevrolet panel truck, good condition, excellent tires. .$475.00. ; Consider trade in. Roseland Auto Court, cabin 8. 1927 International log truck and trailer or will sell separate, good shape. E. Carrahur, 4 12 miles South of Canyonville on 99. USED CARS,. TRUCKS AND TRACTORS WANTED. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID. HANSEN MOTOR CO. WANTED 1933 to 1937 model used 11 ton flat bod truck. Dodge preferred. A. M. Robin son, Lookingglass. FOR SALE 1933 Plymouth coach. Henry Rosemeyer, Sec ond street, west of the tracks, Sutherlin. .. FOR SALE 1924 Model T Ford excellent condition, motor just overnauied. Route 2, Box 242 FOR SALE 1935 Ford V-8 truck pickup. Good set of tires. Rich ard Murray, Oakland, Ore. 1933 CHEVROLET coach for Ration Books Lost LOST Kerosene ralion books. Harry Durch and Jack Rowcll, Melrose Route, Box 166. LOST Ration book number 3. Mamie Opal Palmer, Roscland Auto Court, cabin 8. LOST Kerosene ration book. A. M. Hanson, Melrose Route. Lost and. Found LOSTElgin watch, while gold. Thin white chain. Return to ' News-Review. - ice isl I HAVEN'T GOT riNl N5 I A SHIRT WITH A II I Akjr? NFITMFE UiVF I FOR SALE Microscope, double or single object lens, 65 to 425 power, in finished wooden case; field glasses, 4 12 power, achromatic lens, leather carry ing cas with shoulder strap; boxing gloves for 12 to 16 year old. All articles in perfect con- " dition and good for Christmas gifts. Phone 310-R. HAVE YOU an invalid friend, or elderly person or maybe you would like to take things easy yourself with a Christmas pres ent of a Perfcx .all purpose table. $4.75 at the Cocn Lum ber company. JUVENILE WHEEL GOODS Wagons, wheelbarrows, kiddy cars, Mother's pushers, shop ping totes, some used metal toys, two balloon bicycles. 114 N. Stephens. LIBRARY TABLES, electric iron, prewar davenport, studio couch, . wood range, wood heater, gas plate, gas range, chest of draw ers, electric sandwich toaster. 523 N. Jackson. . SAVAGE 99EG Rifle 250-3000 and plenty shells; outboard motor 4 horse, $75.00. Winches ter .22 rifle; Calcutta cane poles. Powell's Hardware. FOR SALE 2 bottom Fordson tractor plow: hydraulic pump for D4 bulldozer; double log ging drums for small cat. A. J. Standley, Glide. FOR SALE Oregon Improved Strawberry plants, $5.00 , per thousand. 2 miles East of Kel ley's Korner. Carl Becker, Route 1. ONE STRAIGHT 8 Hudson mo tor with radiator and transmis sion1. Would make good power unit for small mill. 946 W. First street. FOR SALE Piano. Concert Grand, Canadian make, "Wells mare." Solid metal harp. $350.00. 415 W. Lane. FOR SALE-1934 Dodge coupo, excellent rubber and 30:30 rifle with ammunition. 129 E. First Avenue S. FOR SALE Good trailer house, good tires. Will sell reasonable ' Inquire at McCurdy's, Oakland. FOR SALE Factory built trailer house in excellent condition. : Camp View Auto Court. VIOLINS FOR SALE 12 and full size both. Write to Box 1657, co News-Review. FOR SALE Fresh unbleached walnuts. Call 32-F-13. W. R. ; Denton, Garden Valley. FOR SALE-Electric refrigera tor and stove. Moving Thurs day. Phone 310-R. SAWMILL FOR SALE. 80 a. timber, pond, gravel road. H. L. Wahl, Sutherlin. FOR SALE Olympic circulation oil healer. Good condition. 726 ,W. Mosher. SHEET IRON HEATER and stove pipe. Powell's Hardware. FINE MAN'S GOLD WATCH. S50.O0 Powell's Hardware BY V. T. HAMLIN BY MERRILL BLOSSER I . HAVE NOW T FOR SALE Stove ' length mill wood. Sutherlin and vicinity. Red Diamond Fuel Co., Suther lin. - PHONE 468 Green Slab Wood ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. Around the County Sutherlin SUTHERLIN Mrs." L. Welsh,! Mrs. J. D. Collier, Mi s. C. C. Wat son, Mrs. C. Watson, Mrs. Cor-: don Epps, Mrs. A. P. Slack .Mrs.: Sa villa Bamber, Mrs. John Sau-l cerman and Mrs. Elmer Cooper; were shopping and transacting business in Roseburg Friday. Mrs. Dale Turner reported Fri day that her son, Dannie, who has been in Mercy hospital at Roseburg for the past two months, did not seem to be im proving and that ho still was in a serious condition. Mrs. Lawrence Robertson and son, Donald, shopped .and trans acted business in Roseburg Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brown from Alaska arrived in Sutherlin the first of last week. Mr. Brown was called here on account of the serious condition of his : father. Clay Brown, who lias been con fined In the Mercy hospital for several months. , , Clay Brown, who. has been con fined In Mercy hospital, Rose burg for the past four months from injuries received while working in the woods, underwent an operation last Monday ana had his foot amputated. Mrs. Brown reports that he is getting along very nicely and that he wants to be home for Christmas. The Sutherlin fire department was called out Friday noon for a fire in the Super Cream living ouarters. The fire was kept from spreading and only damaged the one room except lor water ana smoke damage. J. C. Parrott and daughter, Peg gy, were confined to their home the past week by Illness . Harry S. Smith ana lamuy moved .their household goods to a residence south of Roseburg, as be has accepted . employment there. Private William Leisenger from Camp Roberts, Calif., is home on furlough to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Leisenger. Mrs. Dean Cook and son, Paul, of Eugene Is spending a few days visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Judd Doollttlc and family moved Sunday into the house vacated by Harry Smith. Mr. and Mrs., William Schaich and family moved their house hold goods to their new home cast of Sutherlin Sunday. Jimmy, the sirl.ll son of Mr. and Mis. Cliff Parrott, who has been very ill the past week from the flu, has contracted pneu monia. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cooper and daughter, Mary, shopped and vis ited in Eugene Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barker have rented the residence of Mrs. Mary Hayner and moved their house hold goods there the mid dle of last week. Jim Gillespie is very ill at his home from the flu and John Cook is taking care of him. Glendale GLENDALE. Ruehl MeisKiicr, who has been -attending the Uni versity of Washington, at Seattle, arrived in Glendale, Saturday morning. He Is the son of Mr, and. Mrs. Walt Mclssncr of Glen dale. Mrs. Nora Brltt has completed the sale of her property to J. hi mer Nelson of Glendul,;. Mrs. Roy Forbuss, Mrs. James Johns and Mrs. John Barlle were business visitors in Grants Pass, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kruse of Azalea, were Glendale visitors. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glllons re- turned Friday from a week's trip to Delana, California, where they were guests at the home of Mrs. Glllons' aunt, Mrs. Homer Bowers. Mrs. E. R. Harvey returned Sunday to her home in Glendale after cnding a week In Port land und Koseburg. While In Hoiicburg she wan a guest at ihc home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin G. Henninger. Mrs. Clyde Jlimncn and daugh ter, Barbara Jean, Mrs. Carl Sether, Mrs. William Wunsch und Miss Eley Walker were buslnc:is If Newt-Review carrier fails to deliver your paper Ploase Call 215-L between 6:00 and 7:00 P. M. '-'1. PLUMBING Roscoa Marsters, phone 671-Y. Formerly with Coen Lumber Co. Pete Crumtnott, phone 97. Coen Lumber Co. Phone 121. COMM'CL REFRIGERATION Chet Hamm. Phone 71S. Lund Radio Service , 101 W. Cms St. Phont 34 ANNOUNCING MUSIC AND EQUIPMENT FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY Records. Sheet Music, folios, Strings, Mouth Pieces, Reeds visitors in Grants Pass, Satur day. Robert L. Winkelman E. M. 2c of the United States navy, a recent visitor in . Glendale, left Friday morning for Miami, Flori da. Winkelman completed a course in Diesel training - in Cleveland, Ohio, and will now continue his training at Miami, Florida. Mrs. W. S., Price and daughte , Betty, of Redding, California, ar rived in Glendale Thursday, re turning to Redding Friday, ac companied by Winifred Price, who has been a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Dobyns of Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Brit- ton of Glendale, announce the ar rival of a son, born Saturday De cember 11 at the Camp White hospital at Medford, Oregon. Mrs. Reece Gardner, returned. Monday to her borne id Glendale, after spending the weekend In Eugene as a guest at .the home of , Mr. and .Mrs. Ward Ingham. IVtr. and Mrs. Ingham and Mrs. Gardner motored Sunday to Cor. vallis, where they -visited Mrs. Gardner's daughter. Mildred, a student at the Oregon State, col lege. ', A son, weighing .seven pounds five ounces, was horn to Mr. and Mrs. James Morris Shepherd, (nee Mary Alice Hoots) Tuesday, December 14 at the ' Josephine General hospital In, Grants Pass. Elkton ELKTON. Roseburg visitors Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. George Otto and family, Norman and Herbert Aldridgc, Dale Mode, Mr. and Mrs. Dement, Mrs. Susie Fetter, Mr. and Mrs. Bon ,Mor ganti and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Haines. Mrs. Oliver Haines returned home Saturday from Roseburg where she has been visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. . Charles Solomn and fa ml ly. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Binder and Mrs. Nellie Binder were Eugene visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Fairfield have returned , to Tucson, Arl zona, after spending a week ,at the home of Mr. Fairfield s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Fairlield. Miss Eima Gates returned home Tuosduy Xrom Roseburg, where she spent the weekend visiting at the August DeGnath home. Mrs. Mary Becklcy has return ed home from California, where she spent several woes visiting her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Hoselton, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Nuton Honderer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henderer, Mr. Orville Beeklry were Rose burg visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Haines and Mrs. Jim Haines Were Rose burg visitors Monday. Teddy Ivltt, Jr., was a guest ..FARMERS.. Makes Income Tax Reporting EASY! DOUGLAS Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange RADIO 8ERVICINQ Radio , Doctors, ,306 fj. Stephens. Lund Radio Service. Phone 34. PIANO TUNING Arundel Repairs, Demoth..l83-L. speaker at the Church of Christ Sunday evening. Mrs. Dexter Haines of Eugene Is taking care of her mother, Mrs. Roy Wells, who has been ill lor a couple weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Markus Haines and Mrs. Inus Stortz of Albapy spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Maryetta Haines. ' Wilbur WILBUR Mr. and Mrs. Mar- Ion Mendcnhall and. family from Los Angeles are guests of the for mer s mother, Mrs. M. A. Men denhal, for a lew week's visit. Dick Sands of Portland spent the weekend here with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sands. His sister, Mrs. Raymond How ard, returned to Portland with him Monday for a short visit. Raymond Brown, Jr., arrived home Friday Irom overseas to spend Christmas , holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Brown. : Mrs. Helen Coins, who . left bore In October lor Cheyenne, Wyoming, to visit her son, .who is In service there returned to her home, Wednesday. On her return trip she spent a ,iew weeks with relatives In , Los An geles.-; - -.- -- . ;.. Mr. .and Mrs. Floyd Peery ol Susanville, California, ; arrived no re lucsuay and have rented McKay's store building, and are moving in. , '. CARD OF THANKS Our heartfelt thanks to all who extended comlortlng ..sympathy and help in our recent sorrow. For the beautiful service, lloral offerings, and other kindnesses, we are deeply grateful. Mrs. S. C. Dunn and Stephen. Mrs. Anna Dunn. Mrs. Hazel Steven. CARD OF tHANKS To those who expressed their sympathy in so many beautiful and practical ways during our re cent bereavement, ,we extend, our heartfelt (hanks. M. XI. McCord and family. Highest Prices Paid for POULTRY AND EGGS See us before you sell! Northwest Poultry Co. 600 West Lane Phone 210 Have you receiv ed your Co-op Farm - A - Count record book? ; IT'S FREE Ask for it. COUNTY ROSEBURG. OREGON vi ' t1 n f" lii. .Lim L X.r' . . -