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ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY; JANUARY 1 9, 1 945.
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11 news dispatches credited to It or not
otherwise credited In this paper and to
all local news published herein. All
rights of republication of special dia-
yet cd nerem turn wu tnivivou.
l JOIN THE MARCH OF DIMES
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By Chariot V. Stanton
CHAS. V. BT ANTON
EDWIN U KNAPP
MAnager
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1920, at the postofice at Rotoburg,
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The Weather
' CI. 8. Weather Bureau Office
Roseburg, Oregon.
Forecast for Roseburg and vl
clnity: Occasional light rain to
night and Saturday.
Highest temp, for any Jan 71
Lowest temp, for any Jan. .. -6
Highest temp, yesterday .. 45
Lowest temp, last night -. 36
Precipitation yesterday 21
Precipitation from Jan. 1 .2.54
Deficit from Jan. 1 55
Deficit from Sept. 1, 1944 3.82
Battle Heroism
Wins Bronze Star
For Pvt. Harvey
Private Orvllle D. Harvey, son
oi mis. nora M. Harvey, kouic
2, RQseuLug, was recently award
ed the Bronze Slur for heroic
achievement in France, accord-
i ok to a report received li'om the
SOth division headquarters. He la
serving with headquarters bat
tery of the 314th Held artillery
battalion. . .. : . ,
The citation reads:
"While serving as radio opsra
tor in an artillery liaison section
norking with a battalion of in
fantry, Private Harvey volunteer
ed, when the radio which was be
InR vsed to maintain contact with
nrtillery ceased to function, to re
lurn or another raUio.'i'fcc suc
ceeded in this hazardous mission
; despite the continuous f enemy
small arms, mortar and artillery
lire. Later in the engagement,
when the radio was hit by enemy
file, Private Harvey again volun
teered to return through the same
d-.ingetoua route so that commvi
liicallons in relaying vital fire
missions upon the enemy, could
be maintained. The superb cour
age, resourcefulness and zealous
devotion to duty displayed by Pri
vate Harvey are commensurate
with the finest ideals of the arm
cd Xorcca of the United State-i"
Pvt. Harvey graduated fim
Hoseburg high school with the
class vl 1913.
Samuel Weeks of
Reedsport, Pioneer
Builder, Passes On
REEDSPORT Samuel Weeks,
a pioneer resident of Reedsport
and one who had much to do with
the development of this cily and
the lower urnpqua valley, died at
the Kclzer hospital in North
Jiend last Monday, w here he was
receiving treatment lor a heart
ailment. The funeral service was
held from the linger Funeral
home In this city Wednesday,
with Rev. J. K. Griffiths of the
local Community church official-inn-Mr.
Weeks was born in Mis
souri in 1882 mid spent Die great
er part of his childhood in Okla
homa. He migrated to Oregon in
1012. and In 1918 he was married
to Miss Addle Boyles at Toledo.
Oregon. With his wife he moved
1o Reedsport In 1910 and engaged
in contracting and building in
Jhis vicinity. For six years he
owned and operated the Red and
While grocery al Winchester
lltiy and in 1911 he purchased and
remodeled a small hotel building
in this city, which he anil Mrs.
Weeks operated until its sale a
Jew weeks ago.
He is suivlved by his widow:
throe sisters, Mi's. Lucy Mock,
Newport, Oregon; Mrs. Myrtle
Goodman and Mrs. l.lla Wok,
both of Toledo, Ore.; a brother,
Tolmail Weeks of Portland, and
H stepson, "Hud" Boyles of Win
chester Bay.
THROUGHOUT the remainder of this month we will hear
continuous appeals for participation in the "March of
Dimes," the annual campaign for funds to support the Na
tional Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and to obtain money
with which to. aid victims within our own county- The cam
paign wilt be "plugged" by the press and radio. Each com
munity will have its committee sponsoring money-raising
events or conducting solicitations. 1
The dread disease took heavy toll during the past year,
Throughout the United States thousands of children and
many adults became afflicted. Some will be hopelessly crip
pled for life, but by far the greater number, thanks to new
methods of treatment, have been or soon will be com
pletely restored to health. '
Five cases required aid in Douglas county during the past
year. Two were at Reedsport and one each at Curtin, Drain
and Sutherlin. One case has been completely cured, but foui-
are still receiving treatment. A trained therapeutist is su
pervising exercises and treatment expected to result in grad
ual restoration of particularly paralyzed limbs.
This has not been accomplished without expenditure of a
considerable sum of money. The Douglas county commit
tee in charge of infantile paralysis relief activities started
the calendar year with a balance of $224.65. Receipts in the
1944 "March of Dimes" campaign amounted to $2331.26, of
which one-half or $1165.63 was retained in the county and
the balance forwarded to the national foundation. The
county's half, coupled with money on hand and other re
ceipts, gave a total of $2,320.15 for current expenses. The
committee has expended $696.15 to pay nurses and thera
peutists, $1,179.95 hospital services, $271 transportation of
nurses, ambulances, etc., and $19.23 administrative and
miscellaneous purposes, a total of $2166.33
When it became evident the committee would not have
funds on hand to meet expenses until money became available
from the current drive, the sum of $600 was borrowed from
the national foundation, the money being cheerfully advanc
ed with the declaration that "no victim of infantile paralysis
must go untreated because of lack' of funds regardless of
race, creed or color."
For several years we were fortunate in this county in the
fact that no cases of infantile paralysis were reported. The
committee had a surplus of funds which was kept invested
in negotiable bonds. But during the past year it became
necessary to dispose of the bonds and to borrow additional
money. -
One of the four cases still receiving treatment probably
will be discharged in the very near future. At least one
will reuuiro prolonged treatment possibly for a year. We
cannot know in advance whether there will be an epidemic
in 1945. The only way we can be prepared for any emer
gency is to provide an ample budget through conUvibutions
during the campaign now in progress.
You can best serve your community if you will make your
contributions through your local committee. Some appeals
already have been made to send money to certain radio pro-
.. . . a, -r. ...u:u
grams. Wmie we appreciate me wormy cause iur wmtu
these appeals are made, Douglas county does not share in
any money sent to sponsors of such programs. But one-half
of all funds raised through the county campaign committee
is retained within the county to provide treatment, correc
tive devices and other aids to infantile paralysis victims.
We have learned in comparatively recent months of coll
ective methods which, if promptly applied, generally re
sult in restoration of normal functions to affected parts of
the body. But to maintain these treatments costs money.
We would feel very badly indeed if some Douglas county
youngster should be forced to go through life a hopeless
cripple simply because we failed to contribute a small sum
of money to aid in his care.
In every community throughout Douglas county you win
find plainly marked bottles and boxes to receive your small
change. But don't stop with giving dimes. Give generous
ly to your local committee. Make it a "March of Dollars"
instead of a "March of Dimes."
Mrs. F. H. Fawcett t
Claimed by Death
MYRTLE CREEK F. ' H.
(BerO Fawcett of Spanaway,
Wash., writes to relatives here
of the death of his wife, Ella
Deardorff Faweett, of cancer
about three weeks ago: She was
the daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Deardorff and was
well known in Douglas county.
She is survived by her hus
band, three daughters, Zella, of
California, Edith and Vera, both
of Washington, three sisters, one,
Mrs. V. C. Dunnavin living at
Myrtle Creek; two brothers, Joe
and Alva Deardorff, the former
living here. She also leaves sev?,
eral grandchildren. I
While en route to the hospital i
at Tacoma, one week before her
death, attended by her daughter
Edith and her sister, Mrs. Elsie
Langston, the ambulance collided
with a mail truck breaking Mrs.
Langston's ankle and bruising
other occupants of the car, but
fortunately only minor injuries
were received. . ;
DIAL-LOG
By SUSAN -
We have it upon g6dd authority
that the basketball game tomor
row between Marshfield (Coos
Bav) and Roseburg will be broad
cast in full with tnc exception of
15 minutes out for the Newspaper
of the Air. We have to than Air.
E. O. High for permission to
move his bervice Salute program,
for this one time only, up to b
o'clock and so make it possible
to broadcast the last part of the
game.
Beginning early . on : Saturday
morning, you'll lind a number
of special event broadcasts list
ed. First and foremost, of course,
Is the direct broadcast of Presi
dent Roosevelt's inauguration
ceremonies. That will begin at
8:45 in the morning and last ap
proximately forty minutes. Then
at 10:30 we have a local special
event we're going to start our
Mile O'Dimes down on the side
walk on Jackson St., and we'll
bring you a ten minute dime-by-dime
program. Why not come on
down and add your dime while
we're on the airr Gib figured out
that it would take over 90,000
dimes to make that mile our
goal for this drive. We then re
turn to normal for the balance
of the day until the change of
time in Service Salute and the
basketball broadcast in the eve
ning. Several chances , of time I
and changes of program are j
scheduled lor Sunday, including 1
a new newscast at 12 noon . '
but we'll tell you about those to- i
morrow. i
roe A! S.lLitr News.
:ia fcos.burc vs. Cans Bsr, WUtr 6
Cariltui.
10:00 Sign OH.
LEGAL NOTICES
KRNR
Mutual Broadcasting System,
. 1490 Kilocycles.
' Meet on Saipan
Bob Russell, or the U. S. army
signal corps, and Robert Sand
Istede, of the U. S. seabees. recent
ly met In Saipan island In the
South Pacific, according to word
received in Roseburg by their re
spective families.
Log Rafting In
Urnpqua Periled
By River s Rise
REEDSPORT Then-cent In
termittent rains have raised the
Urnpqua river In the vlclty of
ScottsbuiR to about six feet above
normal and as a consequence the
log rafting Industry from that
point to Reedsport and Gardiner
has been rather a-hard tb. Tues
day morning a huge raft of logs
belonging to (he Gardiner Lum
ber Co. broke- Its moorings, slid
under' the boom slicks and was
broken up, scattering logs nil
along 4 lie river. Two boat and
small craft were brought Into the
task of recovering them.
A youngster, Jerry Crafton. !',
almost lost Ills lire in the Uinpqim
near the Hcvcs Fish market and
the old-rlvcr ferry slip Tuesday
atti'inoon. The boy. with his
brother, were attempting to se
cure beer hollies that had been
left In a vacant liver houseboat,
when Jerry slipped on the gang
plank and plunged Into the swol
len and fast moving current.
Gaimille U-ach. captain of a liv
er lug. heard the cries of the lad
and jumped Into a sklfr with a
deckhand anil succeeded In sav
ing the boy from drowning.
BABY'S TAI HC
VVIiVef
Relieve misery dlrffi
-vritboui "toting-
llsk
Don't Neglect Slipping
FALSE TEETH
REMAINING HOUHS TODATr
4:00 Fulton Lewlit, it,, Flough tilicm
leal Co. f -
4:15 Tune Tabloid. ' 1
4::iO Hotise of Mystery. : i
I:,;, Ktllc Ad ventures, I'resbyttrUn .
C'hnrcb. I
.1:110 Sam Hares, S. A W. Fine Foods.
Superman, KcUork's. h i
5:;0 mm Mix, Halston'H Piirlns
,1:4rtNlKlit News Wire. Studcbalcet; i
4i:ll0-fiahrlrl HcattcrKrcmL i
0:15 Dinner Music. ;
li : :to Double or Nothing, Feenamlnt.
7:U 8Utf and Local News, Keel Mo- '
tor Co. i
7:05 Musical Interlude. (
7:1. Lowell Thomas, Standard Oil Co.
7:H0 Lone Ranger. 1
8:00 ltoxlnjr Bonis. Glllettr with
F redely Archer and Ralph gaiirlli. I
fi:no Alka Seltzer News. j
11:13 Kokebursj vs. Junction CHy.
Hiley it Carstena.
0;;i0 Freedom of Opportunity. Mutual ;
Benefit Health & Accident Ast'u.
of Omaha.
10:00 Kttlloil Lewis, Jr., Kampfrr's Sav- 1
Mor. i
10:15 Music for tha Night. j
10:J0 Sign off. I
Two Basketball Games
Offered Roseburg Fans
Two bnskotball gamos tire on
tap tonight nnd Saturday for
Kosrhut'K tans. The Kosfburn In
dians inert Junction City tonight
in a league game. A preliminary j n m- Mmical interlude
between the l( teams or me iwoi
schools will fctart a 7 o'eloeK, with i
the main game at S:15.
A non-conference game will for,
plaved Saturday night against
MaVshlield high school, with
preliminary between the Komm
burg Junior High I'apooses and
the Senior High school Uraves.
Coach Met Ingrnm sophomore
squad.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 20. 1015
6 45- -Yawn Patrol.
1:110 News, While Ktnje Soup.
715--Timely Fnrm Topics.
. 7::t0 Sttite and Local New h, Ittirltif
Optical.
7::(;, The Beehive,
7:40 Rhapsody in Wax.
(t:fW Haven of Hcftt. Crew of (iood
Ship race AHC-KOOS.
S:Sl t live-A wav .Inmhoree. Flther
Flouring Milts.
II-45- -InauKurntiun CcrviminicK.
!I:1!0 - Hollo Mom.
f m -Mintrnl Varieties.
tl:45 -Melody Mart.
1(1:00 Alka SelUer Nr,
10:1.1 l Williams.
10 :to -Mile of Dimes.
10 -10 -Musicnl Interlude
10:4. -Easy Listenin".
11:00 -Morninii Melodic
1 1 :l,l 1'n slur's Scrapbook, Creel) vterla
Clnurh.
II ;10 David Rose and II tit Orchestra.
GeurKe Sleiiley a Orchestra.
t-:io: Snorts Ilevlew, Durham Trans
fer.
: 15 R'-ythm t Random
;: 10 SI air Newd. IWhirn Motors.
; is -Ncw.-t-Kevicw of ihc- Air.
TVt Terminal Market Reports, Sis; Felt
tm -Miniature Concerts.
l Kdd' Stone's OrchcStro
J DO
:i.oi
S'W
- Music.
Sports Parade.
-i.nois r riino s urcne
TYa.vi
Unit
itrn.
Fined on Parking Count
Ten dollars iiail was foii-iled
for failure to answer citations in
pe'ice court Thursday afternoon
by Oscar Murray. Rtwh'.nv, wli-'
.,.N arrested by cii o.'.ots m
Chi racs of overtime parKiiir'.
i:.10
of Montezuma.
Hnwitit Calls.
AniiTtcnn Gnffle tn Britain.
Flvtna Hlsh.
MiiMCiil Cocktail.
-Mut-ic tor Remembrance.
Petrol! Symphony Orchestra.
. ;tn New.
'W5 Re.l Cnas Reporter.
St itr and Local News, Keel Mo
tor Co.
"or- Musical Interlude.
7 15 -Dinner Music. "
7 lio- -Red Ryder.
i:0n Service Salute, F.. ('. Itleh.
K:IA Roseburg vs. Coos Hay, Wiley
Caraten.
Atend To Business Pr. and
Mn. C. H. Bailey ot South IVer
creek were business visitors in
Roseburg yesterday.
Arrests Skin Torture
-ITCHING
Do falsa tenth drop, slip or wabbl
heh you talk, mi. laugh or stvxe?
Don't ! annoyed ati1 nnttairasaed by
sucb hntldVupit. KASTKKTH, an alka
Una inon-ncidt powder to sprinkle on
your plate, keeps false teeth more
0i inly st't. lllvts cinfu'--nl fecUiijt of se
curity sird added comfort. No guinmr.
uuu or leennfc. uei i' ad-
at any a. tig tar.
oof-, pusty tiu
A SimpU Homt Treilmcnt,
Sliinlflsi Gre4Jil
Acta nuleklT to calm ttehlnsi
nd 1 rrftnt Ion of iKoemft Rashes.
jtchinK 1'cet and most common
oteru:ilv mused akin trotibtf.
Promotes Healthy Hca.llnr.
Kconomlcal only a few drops
reiuir d at &n nppllcation.
K.VT1SFACTIOX Ot?AH AXTRED
re mnnrv oherftillv reftindod.
Gt k small orlginat bottle of
M- K'NK a KMKRALU Ollj to.liAy and
firmly n dlreotsd. Anr Rod tru$
tore will b clad to supply you,
Kampfer's Sav Mor, Roseburs; Phar
macy and every good druftt guaran
tees Vitone's Emer&ld Oil to fflv ou
tatufeictlou or uionay bak-
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Try This New Amazinf .
Cough fixture
An Outstanding Success
In Canada- Made in U.S.A
Crest for BrosKhtal Couffhi or
Throat Irritations Out to Colds
The Kins; of all cmuh me-dMn
lor eotisjh or bronchi ai lmtaittona
r-'sulling from cohln in ecl't wintry
ftinaU.l Is Hiiekleys CANAUIOU
Mixture. Fast - w orkliiK triple set
tn Btfklvy's Mixture quickly loos
imi! and raises phlcgin loUu-d In lb
luoes 4-leara sir passag.-s soothes
rained raw tifsu-;'. one or two alps
nn.l worst eouRhing ipaa-n ean.
You got. results fast en feel tho
effe t of Hockley a lostnntl.T.
"oiiipoundrd f torn rai Canadian
Pine balsam and other soothing
tMalin Ingredient uektey" CAN
AIIOI. MKtura la Ollicreut from
iuithlnii you ver tried all medi
cntlon- no ayrtip. Oct a bottle to
dnv at anv itood drujr ator. Patla
faction Kuaranteed or money bark.
Chapman 5 Hiurmuc'
NOTICE Or flNAti BKTTLMENV
huiic hereby is atven Uiat February
30. at the hour til lUiUU o'docic a. m
at the county court room In tha court-
uuuh iu nusvMUfji, udukiu county, ure
on. have been lixed aa thm iim unit
place lor hearing objections, li any there
ue to the final account filed by (ho
undersigned executrix fjx the abovs en-
Dated -and first published this 19th
day of January, 1045.
- IbABKLLE JANB CURRY,
Executrix of the last will and testament
of Charles Thomas Curry, deceased.
NOTICE OF HAL SETTLEMENT
ft once is hereby alven that the' final
account of the undersigned executor has
ueen mea in ine counry court ox Uoug
laa county. Oreeon. and hv nrriir nt
said court. Tuesuay, February 20, 1049,
ut 10:iw o'clock a. m. in the county
court room in the court house In JSose
tmrg, Doutflas county,- Oregon, has
been fixed as the time and place for
neirina oujection, it any there be to
wia unai uccouni and xor the settle
ment tncrcoi.
G. W. WAGNER
Executor, Last Will and Testament of
J. W. Wagner, deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against the
estate of Alice McCormack, deceased,
now pending in the county court of
Douglas county, Oregon, are hereny no
tified to present tne same, properly
verified, to the undersigned adminis
trator at his office In the U. S. National
Bank Building, Roseburg, Osegon. with
in six months from the date of tnls no
tice, which is January 19, 1945.
R. L. WHIPPLE.
Administrator of the estate of Alice Mc
Corraack, - deceased.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereoy given that the final
account of the undersigned executrix has
been filed in the county court of Doug
las county, Oregon, and by order of said
court, Tuesday, February 20, 1945, at
10:00 oclock a. m. in the county court
room in the court house in Roseburg.
Douglas county, Oregon, has been fix
ed as the time and place for hearing ob
jections, if any there be, to said final
account and for the settlement thereof.
SARAH ELLEN A IK INS,
Executrix, last will and testament of
G. E. Aiklns, deceased.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
In the circuit court of the state of
Oregon for Douglas county.
Paul H. Helwcg and Shirley Helweg,
hi- wife, plah tiffs.
vs.
Hannibal V. Smith and Mabel E. Smith,
his wife; Grant Smith, unmarried;
Charles A. Blckford, unmarried; Al
bert Osier nnd Ruth Osier, his wife;
Lafayette Osier and Edna Osier, his
wife; the unknown heirs of C. W.
Smith (also known as Charles W.
Smith, deceased!; the unknown heirs
of Nancy Smith, deceased; the un
known hejrs of B. Blckford, deceased;
the unknown heirs of Alice Blckford,
deceased; the unknown heirs of Annie
E. Osier, deceased; and all other per
sons or parties unknown claiming any
right, title, estate, lien or interest In
the real property described in the
complaint herein, defendants.
To: Albert Osier and Ruth Osier, his
wife; Edna Osrer. wife of the above
named Lafayette Osier; the unknown
heirs of C. W. Smith, deceased; the un
known heirs of Nancy Smith, deceased;
the unknown heirs of B. Blckford, de
ceased; the unknown heirs of Alice Blck
ford, deceased; the unknown heirs of
Annie E. Osier, deceased; the unknown,
heir of Stella Smlt h , deceased; all other
persons or parties unknown claiming
any right, tUie, estate, lien or interest
In the real property described In toe
complaint herein; defendants.
IN THE NAME OF Tiifi STATE OF
OREGON: You, and each of you, are
hereby required to appear and answer
the amended complaint filed against you
In the above entitled cause on or be
fore the expiration of four weeks from
the date of tha first publication of this
summons; and if you fall to appear and
answer the plaintiffs, for want thereof,
will apply to the court for tha relief
prayed for tn their amended complaint
nereln for a decree that the defendants,
or any of the defendants in said suit,
have no right, title, estate, lien claim or
interest -In or to the foUcving describ
ed real property situated in Douglas
county, state of Oregon, to-it:
The South half of the North half
(SVi of N'ii of secUon sixteen U6i
' Township twenty-eight (28) South of
Range six i6) west of the Willam
ette meridian, except that part ly
ing east of the South Urnpqua river,
together with all the tenements,
. hereditaments and appurtenances
belonging thereto;
and that defendants In this suit, their
heirs, successors or assigns be perpetu
ally restrained and enjoined from as
serting or claiming any right, title,
etate, lien, claim or Interest in or to
the said real property or any part there
of, adverse to the plaintiffs, and that
plaintiffs have such other relief as
may be meet in a court of equity.
This summons is published pursuant
to the order of the Honorable Carl E.
Wimberly, Judge of the above entitled
court, made and entered this 16th day
of January, 1043, directing publication
of this summons for four weeks In the
"Roseburg News-Review," - a newspaper
of general circulation printed and pub
lished in Douglas county, Oregon, and
the first publtcaUon of this summons
is made on the 19th day of January,
1945, and the date of the last publica
tion of this summons will be on the
23rd day of February, 1945.
PL ATT, HENDERSON, WARNER. CRAM
St DICKINSON, 1115 Porter Building,
Portland Oregon, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
FAMILY HOTEL
313 West Lane Street
now under the new
management oi
Mrs. Ada Warner. ;
INCOME TAX SERVICE j
MR. C, GREAVES
, . located at -Geo.
W. Dimmick Aejtsey
125 West Cass Street
. Evenings: 6 to 9 p. m.
H. C. STEARNS
Funeral Oirector
Phone 472
OAKLAND, ORE.
Licensed Lady Assistant
Any Distance, Any Time
Our service Is for ALL, and
meets EVERY NEED
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MACHINE WORKS
Clifford E. Wolberr. Prop.
129 2nd Ave. S. Cor. Fowler
PHONE 432
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Dnrtamic Speaker
ror
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d iTlarrator.
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REV. ARCHIE McNEIL AND HIS WIFE
EVANGELINE
are to conduct a series of evangelistic meetings
OAKLAND COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Mutic is tppcisl feature of their meetings, both being
. . singers nd Mrs. McNeil en artist on the
concert harp and vibraharp.
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lavatories, tubs, showers, range boilers, gas end
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Call or see
Coen Lumber Company
Floed and MiU Streets Phone 121
IS YOUR INCOME FIREPROOF?
IF your gross sales are $20,000 and your goods cost $12,000
than you ihave a margin of $8,000 which you must; use for
rent, salaries, taxes, miscellaneous expensesand your profit.
BUT if you have a fire which shuts you down then that $8,000
is reduced although you still-have the expenses and no profit
BUT if you have Business Interruption Insurance then your
Insurance Agent will give you a check to pay those expenses
and restore the profit and your hank book will never know
you had a fire.
For full details of coverage and cost call
KEN BAILEY INSURANCE AGENCY
COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE
315 Pacific Building Telephone 398
AUTOMATIC
LIGHT OR POWER
750 Watts to 35,000 Watts
Fairbanks-Morse Light Plants
1 1 5 to 230 Volts 60 cycle
Single or Three Phase
Have your work done where you
share in the earnings.
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Phone 121
TAKE HOME
ICE CREAM
Stop by on ybur way home for a- container of our tee
cream and 'fruit sherbet. A simple, effortless dessert
everyone loves: and it fits right in with menu planning for
good nutrition.
These Flavors Now Available
Pecan Crunch
Orange Marshmallow
Vanilla Fudge
Fruit Salad
Vanilla
Black Walnut
Raspberry Ripple
Maple Nut
Chocolate
Strawberry
Pineopple Sherbet
Lemon Sherbet
HORN'S SUPER CREAM
j "8, N. Jackson Phons 270 j