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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSECURG, OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST I, 1947 By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER DANCE TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT FOLLOWING SCALLON-HENRY WEDDING Following the wedding cere mony and reception tonight, Au gust 1, of Miss Lura Henry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Henry of Umpqua, and William Philip Scallon, son of Mrs. Uuby scallon, of Koseourg. a nance will be held at the Knights of ovinias hall lor all relatives and lriemis ol the couple. ! Two very charming bridal shower parties have been given in honor of the bride-elect during tne last week. ; Thursday evening, July 24. Mrs. Ruby Scallon honored Miss Henry at a very lovely shower party at her home at 442 t. Main street Gladioli and mixed summer blos soms formed a pretty decorative mom lor tne occasion. "Lovely gifts were presented to . Miss Henry lrom tne hostess, . Mrs. Scallon, and Clara lierg, Carrie Hill, (jladys btorey. Helen ; Byrd, Shirley Laurie, Carol Kill- son, fat Henry, Dorothy Day, . Carrie Miller, Nancy Nichols, Donna Sutton, Gerry Broszio, Doris Collier and Irene Trapalis. Following the opening of the many beaulilul gills, Mrs. bcal lrtn served delicious refreshments, ' The preceding day, July 23, a large and delightful bridal shower fiarty was given In honor of Miss fcnry at the Calapooia Club- . house, coloriui summer I lowers ; were artistically arranged about - the rooms. Beautiful gifts were presetned to the guest of honor and delicious refreshments were , served. Honoring the guest of honor be- sides her molher, Mrs. Calvin ' Henry, Included: Shirley Haines, " Patricia Henry, Gertrude Hebard, . Dorothy Williams, Hazel Haines, Thelma Broszio and daughter, ' Marjorie; Alice Manning, Lucille - Starr, Eleanor Slarr, Eva Klnsel, . Currie Hill, Elsie Broszio and daughter, Maria; Sammy Henry, - Kenneth Henry, Hope Henry, Do lnrne Henry, Joan Forell, Mrs. E. D. Forell, Yvonne Hunter, Gcr- " aldine Broszio, Opal Munson, Carrie Tison, Margaret Hanan, Lorraine Hill, Vera Bacon, Bo sella Roadman, Katbryn Hennigh, Mabel Davenport, Laura Winni ford, Pat Powell, Alyce Clayton, Nina Leonard, Betty Jean Britt- ' son, Thora Powell, Madge Miller, Mrs. Oscar Gorrell, Mrs. H. F. Hebard, Violet Gross; Betty M. Woodruff, Charlene Moore, Mrs. Ruby Scallon, Mis. Gail Winni ford, Mrs. George Weseman, Mis. I-eon Weseman, Mrs. Archie Moore, Scott Henry, Mrs. D. P. , McKay, Mrs. H. D. McKay, Mrs. . V. L. Laltaut, Vorna Lei? LaUaut, Violet Gross, Dorothy Day, Doris .' Bacon, Lois Mode, Carol Ellison, . Myra Kamp, Patty Jo Miller, Genevieve Murphy, Bessie Kcl J wards, Myrtle Burchell, Mrs. I Anna Good, Meryl Murphy, Mrs. . M. E. James, Lucille Sconce, Dolly Urben, Zelma Gorrell, Shir- ley Fisher, Mrs. C. E. Jenkins, 'George Short, Olga Liles, Maude Thompson, Oneida Leonard and Winnifotd Crane. HAPPY HOUR CLUB TO HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC The Happy Hour Club of Riversdale will hold its annual picnic at a seven o'clock potluek affair Sunday, August S, at I lie home of Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Kruse. Mrs. A. C. Austin will act as co-hostess with Mrs. Kruse. All members of the club anil their families are invited to en joy the affair. . PUBLIC INVITED TO PIE SOCIAL SATURDAY Eden Ladies Aid of the Elg.i rose Lutheran Church, has issued a most cordial Invitation to the public to enjoy a pie and ice cream social Saturday evening, August 2. at the church. Serving of refreshments will begin at seven-thirty o'clock. ALLEY OOP 1 hEACD OJ HD A NEW 23ET, SO I DROPPED IN TO SEE (l hEACD OU AMOS BRONSON. CU T COP ha,s GJNE WJW ( My pg.- . , v ', 1 v I I H0 A NEW OLD RASl:E5 WE TCTCAtI Yifcsll f -77'.. y?9 VELL. HARDLY.' WMYLL 0U J JUST WATCH THE I AMOS BRONSON. CU HiWE. ' BLEW IT sozk: FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS GoSU. ir LiKF a burner Si MCE TWAT" LIOM GOT tvtK.Y0JDy b BEHIND LOCKED .a, mur-i r-' ... PICNIC AND OUTDOOR SERVICE TO BE SUNDAY The Gilde Baptist Sunday School will hold their annual out door service and picnic at the Wolf Creek Forest Camp on Lit tle River on Sunday, Aug. 3. Sun day School will be held at 10:00 and the otuduor services at the camp at 11 A. M. Rev. Howard Schilling of Grass Valley will be the sjK'cial speaker for the serv ice. Mr. Schilling is an outstand ing preacher and Bible teacher and will bring a message of in terest to all. All friends and mem bers of the church are invited. MISS ROSA B, PARROTT INVITES B. P. W. C. TO CHARMING TEA SUNDAY Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club and all former members of the club are most cordially Invited to en joy a charming tea Sunday, Au gust 3, from five to seven o'clock to be given by the club's first president, Miss Rosa B. Parrott, at her attractive home on South Cobb street. ORANGE TO MEET THIS EVENING Riversdale Grange will meet tonight, August 1, at eight-fifteen o'clock at the hall with Eldon Ogle, master, in charge. Follow ing the regular meeting and pro gram, refreshments will be serv ed by Mr. and Mrs. Graham Ewens, Mr. atid Mrs. Carl Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hess and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Healy. All members are urged to be present. FOOD SALE TO BE HELD BY LADY LIONS SATURDAY A cooked food sale has been lanned by the Lady Lions for aturday, August 2. to be held at 118 West Cass street. All types of home cooked foods will be on sale. Mrs. James Bewley is chair man of ihe project. NAVY MOTHERS CLUB TO MEET MONDAY NIGHT The Navy Mothers Club will meet Monday evening, August 4, it eight o clock at the home ot Mrs. R. T. Green, 1111 Harvard Avenue. All club members and those eligible to membership are most cordially Invited to attend. Correspondence Courses Available to Veterans A compiled list of the romv snonilcnct? courses available to veterans for J!M7-'I8 is now .early ior (lisu louiion, according to Miss Moelle Hair, head of cor respondence study for the Keneral xiension division or the State System of Higher Education. Courses are made uii for a con tract by the state system with the Veterans Administration under 1'ubitc Law 21G, course for veter ans already in school or studying it home, and Public Law Hi. courses for disabled veterans. The contract permits veterans to ob tain correspondence study under Uho O. J. Bill, i Records show that 201 men were enrolled In conesnondence studies under Public Law 3-Ki, and ii men under I'ubllc Law lb last year, according to Miss Hair. Information on corresnondence study may be secured b" writing. lo Oregon State Kxtension Divis ion, University of Oregon, Ku- Vital Statistics MAHHIAGL LICENSE ALLKN PAUHICIT Wendall Cordon Allen. Tenmile. and Wan- ta Mane Pain-It, Camas Valley. DIVORCE COMPLAINT NLLSON Max vs. Svhil; mar ied Jan. 1. HJ.'IH. at Uandon. Ore.: cruelty. TRAFFIC CRASH FATAL PORTLAND. Julv :t1. ( T) Mrs. Arthur Scriever, (ifi. Port land, who was thrown finni a ear in a three-car collision estordav. died in n hospital today. mh' was me .i:th Irafue victim in I'orlland this year. America's averace annual mo- duction of Idaho While Pine is ipproximate v ive hotubeil mil. lion feet board measure. BUT IT SEEMS S FUSE ' nuw V HAS E. BUT !T SEEMS BJT vTe'RE HC-PinS' "iT- HA5 lapi r tl JC!N50S CSUSCB SCREEN-- ITS CUT I OU GUINEA P,G OOOLA CN 'Vni If f0 J T Xjh EGH HSEyis OF THI5 WORLD' I V BLEW A. FUSE' K STRAIGHTEN A K ZntZr.SF. V . . I ft W HIM OUT' -r...., . y , . L Wi.cu I vva ;'... u.-ii lire r LOOSE ! ims lions r Got VVOKk. Sunday at The Churches cm RCII OF GOO ixii.1 Walnut SI. ('htirrh o' Fire Salvation" Kev. A. M. l.vant, l'atur Sunday school. 4r A. M Mtvin Pu liner, KUpvrliiten'lunt. Mornlntf Wor ship, 11:00 A. M.. Yountt People's meet ing. 7 '.Sit P. M Evi-nin worship, a H) jw. iT.-iycr iweemi'r. witi , mihi r. jvi Cornt'. hrniii vour little-, wumhiu with us ;rul I' am of free :-::lvalion u& tautfht by me liWle. COMMITS!?' Y I'!(f:S;iV!KKIAN VUVIU I! D'klu (-H til J.t it ilrl.ih;,, 1'nMtur Sunclii v school, l) A M. Jesse I.oe. Supt. Classes for Divine worship, It A. M. Yiviu.i I" : o 'ship. 7 P. M. Evening service, fi P M. Suhjeet. The lte:,Urieclioii. IJihlf Slud v mifl Pravcr Wt-fl.. 8 P. M. Choir rer.arul. Frl., a l: M. FAIK OAKS rOVMI'NITV III 11(11 Kuliirrlln Sunday srhool. lo.ou A. M. Worship servicL-, 11:(M) A. M. Kvery Sunday. Phi lip M. Gourley pastor. CAMAS VAI.I.KV CIM'KCII V. W. Apple iird, I'jtiitir Sunday -hrol at III A. M. Bessie WheHcr, nuperinlendenl. Th SunJiy School Is doing weU at Cat run Valley, and we are trusting that everyone will try to cet out next Sunday morning, as we f-el that the weather will he set led hv that time. We are nravinir flint H rot her I-ee Wilson will soon he uhte to Ket hach to help us out: as he In now reeoveritiK irorn a loot injury. The In vitation to come tit to all. So please come. TKNMII.K ( lll ltt II liny frey, Kiiperintemlent. Our Sunday school at Tenmile reached the hih of r last ftunaay. may we now matte an all lime hiiih this coming Sunday by all (jetting out at 11 A. M. next Sunday morni-nr lilhle studv at B P. M each Thursday evi'iiiim. Preachlnn services at 8 P. M. Sunday evening by the pastor. nri.i.AiiD cm R( ii W. W, Ailr ard, I'Mwlnr Sunday school at 111 A. M. Paul Rum mcll. superintendent. We are looklnK for a fine group out next Sunday morning. It was very rainy last Sunday rr.orning and yet it was not too had for a good turnout. Preaching services at 11 A, M. by the pastor. Everyone welcome. We make you feel at home. So come and get acquainted. ASSTMKI.V OF GO!) Kulherlin Sunday school. 10 A. M. Sermon. 11 A. M. Young People's service, Q.'.IQ P M. Kvangelislic service, 7::jO P. M, Hlble Study and Prayer service. Wed . l. Ui. You are always invited to this friendly church. Mri.. Uelly Williams, pastor. OAKLAND CIIIMKTIAN CHCKCII Ileginnlng Sunday, Aug. ;i, there will be an extended evangeiistie campaiKii lasting until Sunday. Aug, 24 The evan gelist Is to be Eugene Chamberlain and wife who are working under the aiiMpiee of the Oregon Stale missionary board of the Christian Church. Service every night except Monday at 0 P. M Cliff Foster, mniisler. t ... . KIIKN 1,1'TNKHAN (.'III K( II Klxaroe Hunch Sandrrn, Pastor Hegular wrrship service this rnniing Sunday evening Eden Ladies Aid will hold a pie social on Saturda v evening August 2nd., beginning at 7 o cNn-it The public Is invited floseburg Circle will meet at the Samuehon home -t-ti s Pine on Tuesday. August 5th . beginning at 2 (M o'clock. Instead of at the Fuller home, as previously announced. I I II ST MI'THOIUST ( III K II Curnrr of l.inr a So, Main Sti. W. A. Mai-Arthur. MinMrr The Keverend Mr. Gene Elliott will be pulpit guest this Sunday in the absence of the pastor who Is away nttenduiH a Missionary Conference in California All who are not worshipping elsewhere are cordially invited to attend at II o'clock. Other services for the day and week include. Church School at 9;45 A M. Evening worship at It P. M. with the Youth Fellowship conducting. Mon day over station KHNIl. "Monday Medi tations" al :t P. M. Mondav at 7 .IJ P M. the Board of F Uicailon m ihe Church office. Tuesday. Hoy Scouts lfoop 4 In social lu at 7:ilU P. M. j iirurn of jf siis ciihist I Ol 1. tii;k I1AV SAIX IS Sunday School at 10 A. M. at the "Knights uf Pythias" hall. Everyone i welcome. I LOOK IN (Mil. ASS ( HI K( H C. N. urr.er. .Mmlitrr ! Sunday Schoul, 10 A. M, Worship KOr vle. II A M C. E inul rveiiiiig ser vices, H p M. Praer meeting Thursday I evening at 0 P. M. Kver body invited. UII.III R M1:TH()IIIST f ill Km Itrv. I arl II. t iitton. rltr Sun.litv. AtiKUfl :i. Ki-W; m A. M Murium; workup tlii'iiif. "Who is n l'hrlMii.ii7" 111.53 A M. Snn.liiv ,l.nl. Mr. liiirvi'v l iircy. supri mti-ntlcnl vml ! t-iinhjilly invited lo llu-st' m-ivicch. REAL ESTATE LOANS CONSTRUCTION REFINANCING Low Interest Rates Ralph L. Russell 112 Cnss P. O. Box 1244 Telephone 913 Back on the Beam Home, Sweet Home BY MERRILL RLOttPB i Ducimg. Summer VAr.ATIDM ? hie- REMEMBER. , TO DO IHE pK3 HERO IbM T bLARED LIOWS .' SL' Til KHUN METHODIST CHURCH Krv. Karl II. Cotton, Pastor Sunday. August 3, 1047: 10 A. M. Sun day School. Have you seen the newly painted floor and furniture In the primary department? Parents are es pecially Invited to visit these classes. II A. M. Morning worship You are cor dially invited to these services. ST. GEOKOE'S EPISCOPAL CIIUHCll Main A Cass Streets. Fr. Itlaker Sunday Services at 8:00 and 11:00 A.M. CIILHCH OF HIE ASCENSION HI rtd Ic Ore. Service and sermon at 7:30 P. M. Fr Blatter. ;i.llE IIAPTIST CHURCH The annual Sunday School outdoor services and picnic of the Glide Baptist Church will be held Sunday at the Wolf Creek Forest Camp. There will be no service at the church In the morning but the Sunday School will meet at the camp at 10.00 followed by morning ser- , . """"'I'll mc muming service a basket dinner will be enjoyed The regular, meetings for the evening win ai sic iiiuiui Willi (lie XOling i'eople meeting at 7:15 and the evening service at B P. M. Hev. Howard Schil ling of Grass Valley will be with us for both services. Come and enjoy the ivuunajiip ui Li it vvuiu Willi US. THE FIRST IIAPTIST CHURCH Rosrhurg, Oregon Hev. H. P. Sconce, Baptist pastor will bring two messages Sunday from the Book of Homans. "Sins of the Saints," Is the sermon topic Sunday morning at eleven. Miss Mary Apra will be the solo ist. The Lord's Supper will be observed "Saved by Ciracu Through Faith" is the sermon Iodic Sundav owning eiliht. Beverlv Hatfield u.iA tie tn .ni isi fhe fully graded Bible School meets each Sunday morning at HAS. Five Youth groups meat each Sunday eve ning at o'.4fj. Tne Mid-Week service is held each Wednesday evening al 7:30. ASKMI11.V OF GOD UtH W. First St. Vernon I,. Klmiiiii, l'aitor Sunday School, U:45 A. M. Golden Text "The Lord ... Is not willing that any should perish, but that all should come lo repentance." 2 Pet. 3:9. Morn ing worship. 11:00 A. M. Christ's Am bassadors 'Young Pcoplei, 7:00 p M Evening Evangelistic, 7:43 P. M. Tues day: "Good News Program" KRNR, 4:45 P M. Thursday, Bible Study, p m We velcome and invite you to these services. CHURCH OFTHF N ZARENE 4ib East Douglas Forrri i(ilt, , ,r Sunday School, lo A. M. S. S. Llnnell superintendent. Worship. 11 A. M Scr- M wn i ne pasior. junior Service, 6:30 I. M. Mrs. Albert Allen, supervisor Young Peoples Society. 0:30 P. M. Mrs Gerry Eppes, leader. Evangelistic scr- Xlc5-J l M Strmon uv the pastor. Mid-Week Prayer service, Wednesday P M M' I,a' ur0iltJt'"ji. Saturday, 3 ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Ollisuuri Synod) Corey A Military Sis, Went Itoschurr "The Church of the Lutheran Hour " The service of Sunday, August 2, be gins at 11 A M. The sermon topic is, "Christ s Story of the Clever Crook.'1 The Sunday Suhool meets at 0:45 A, M We most cordially Invite all to attend our service and Suntl.iy School. The Lutheran Hour is broadcast Sundays ov er KHNR at U..I0 A M. Tune m. write in :tcil others. The Sunday School teach ers meet Tuesday. August 5. at 8 P. M T he Young Lutheran s League meets Wednesday, August Ii, at B P. M. ut the Sutherhn Housing Project. W. A. Syi wesler, 1170 Military street, pastor. urst I'lti sny IKItlAN C HI RCH Kosfliurx. Orrgon Murrls II. lime h, II.. ii.. Minlstrr Rev. H. E. IUII man. Assoiialr Mhiislrr Halph Church, cnoir d.rt.ctor, Mrs Grow, organist; Lowell Russell, Sunday School superintendent. Morning St-rmon-' With Singleness of Mum ' Evening Sermon: "Christ Our Life " Calendar ol the Week: Sunday: Sunday School. D 45 .V M. Morning Woisnip. li:uo A M Westiniii.ier Fellowship. 7:00 p M Eve ning service. 7,30 P. M. Mondav: Buy Scouts. 7:30 P. M Tuesday: Character Clinic KHMl, 11:00 a. M. Choir Prac tice H 00 P. M. Wednesday: "The Fel lowship '. 7:30 P. M. Thursday: Pastor s Scrap Book. KltNlt, 11.00 A. M. Mari ners Club, fi:45 P. M. Friday; Open House foi Young People, 7:30 P. M. The Days of making or batching Concrete by hand or machine the herd and expensive way are over. Only standard qual ity with every load can be delivered to your door by calling Pre Mix Concrelc Co. Phone 620 I DIPNTSAV X WANTED ID BE Buddy- euPDy WITH THIS AFRICAM , YOU'Ce WHO Cr CMAR.ACTEC .' ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri Svnod) Scout Hall, Umpqua A Central Sis. Sutberlfn W. A. Sylwester, Rosrburg, Pastor "The Church of the Lutheran Hour." The service of Sunday, August 3, be gins at 8 P. M. The sermon topic is "Christ's Story of the Clever Crook " The Sunday School meets at 7 P. M. We most cordially invite all to attend our service and Sunday School, Tne Luther an Hour is broadca-t Sundays ovr KRNR at 9:30 A. M. Tune in; write in; tell others. The Young Lutherans' Lea gue meets Wednesday. August 6, at 8 P. M. in the Sutherlin Housing Project. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH HoUKlas & Kane Streets Krnnrlh W. Knox, MinUtrr William Unrath, Itihle School Supt. Mr. Ar Mrs. S. C. Trued. Music Directors Bible School at 9:45. Classes for all ages. Morning worship at 10:45. The Lord's supper is served each Lord's Day. The sermon topic will be "The Teaching of the Bible." Special music bv the choir. Christian Endeavor at 7:00. Evening services at 8;00. Artice Taylor will lead the singing. Roland Sjodin, Missionaiy to China, will be the speaker at the evening services. Wednesday night Bible Study and prayer service at 8:00. Tlmrs da night choir practice at 7:45. HOME PURCHASED A now home, recently built by Pearson and McTagp;art on E. 3rd Ave. N., was purchased this week by Mr. and Mrs. James T. White. White is a veteran of the 1st Army and holder of the Purple Heart and his wife, the former Virdie Stopleford. was a member of the Roscburg High School de- oaie team in ly-ao. Business transactions for the i new home were handled by the , L'arl Wiley Agency. STUDIO Mrs. R. T. Gwilliam Teacher of Voica and Pi'ano 101 Rldgevlew Drive, Coatea Addltloi Reservations for private SKATING PARTIES are available at the Rainbow Skating Rink Winchester PRUDENTIAL LIFE Insurance HORACE C. BERG Special Agent Douglas Abstract Company Office 712-J Res. 871-J WHEN your property is damaged then the value of your insurance proves to be many times greater than what you have ever paid in premiums. That's when you're mighty glad you kept up all your policies! INSURE adequately through ROY O. YOUNG Phone 417 205 West Cass Street Roseburg ITS TAME A A KlTTEM mm xfeM f riii lis Many, many times! BY V. T HAMLIN if Eelai Pal; HE, ) MR.. LIGHT"- SAYS ! I HEAR-f SAY'S Bur I 1 1 J HE'S 1 1 y IM'J1BNUN i LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Roy O. Young having been duly ap pointed Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Henry J. Klinger, de ceased, hereby gives notice that anyone having any claim or claims against said estate are required to file the same, properly verified as required by law witn the undersigned Executor, Roy O. Young, at his place of business, at 205 West Cass Street. Roseburg. Oregon, on or before six months from the date ol the first publication of this notice, which date cf first publi cation is July 25. I'M 7. ROY O. YOUNG, Executor Last Will and Testament of Henry J. Klinger. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned executrix has filed in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County, her Final Account in settlement of mid Estate and Tues day, the 2nd day of September, 1047, at 10:00 o'clock a.m., in the County Court Room in the Court House in Roseburg. Douglas County, Oregon, has been fixed as the time and place for hearing objections, if any there' be, to said Final Account and for the settle ment thereof. VIVIAN GRAVES. Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Ida May Van Burcn, Deceased. DANCE Every Saturday Night K. P. HALL Registered Willamette Val ley bred Romneys from im ported rams. Choice selec tions now available. Oakmead Farm, Newberg, Oregon AN AMAZING OFFER The makers of Dr. Parker's Corn Remover will give you double your money back if it fails to remove your corn or callous. Only 35c at Chap man's Drug Store. WALT'S RADIATOR SHOP Bring your radiator troubles to us for complete service Walt's Radiator Shop 527 N. Main Phone BIG B & B Plaster Contractors No iob too small or too large five estimates Riven. 2 miles North on 99 Rt. 2. Box 420 H RUSSELL'S Typewriter Service Office Machine Service and Supplies 335 N. Jackson Phone 320 PIANOS Baldwin, Wurlitzer, Gulbransen Ott's Piano Dept. at Lund's Radio Store HATCHER Construction Company "The building you want . . . the way YOU want it!" We wilt help you finance It Phone 402-R for appointment Address: Itt. 2, Box 3U1, Roseburg J. H. LONSDALE General Contractor Residential & Commercial Building Plan & Design Service Myrtle Creek Riddle Canyonville Thone Riddle 620 Loans on Homes FOR LESS Repay at any time without penalty Attractive Interest Rates UMPQUA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. PIANOS Lester Betsy Ross Spinets Grands Liberal Trade-ins Convenient Terms "Everything in Music" 305 N. Jackson Phone 90S WANTED POULTRY EGGS TURKEYS Highest Cash Price Douglas County Poultry Phone 374 Oak & Soiuca St. HOWE'S CABINET SHOP Modern Kitchens with Metal Bins and Tailor-Mads to your liking.' Chests, Book Shelves, Desks, Window Screens, Screen Door Frames, anything you wish. Bring screen orders early. Cood material, expert workmanship. Prompt service. 869 Hoover St. Planning to Build? Before starting any type of construction, take advantage of tree consultation and estimating service. SEE Ben Doerlisen Industrial & General Contractor 903 Mill St. Roseburg, Ore. Phone 1005-J LOOK-CASH & CARRY! WHOLESALE PRICES ON LUMBER At a Saving to You Compare Our Prices SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL 2 x 4's to 2 x 12's No. 3 Common and Better Surfaced Four Sides Standard at $45.00 per M. Board Feet, all lengths. No. 4 Common $20.00 per M. Board Feet. 1 x 6 to 1 x 10 No. 2 Common and Better Shiplap At $69.50 per M Board Feet, all lengths. ONE PIECE OR A TRUCK LOAD Associated Lumber Company Main Office Cash and Carry Div. 31 I Pacific Bldg. Hwy. 99 No. at Barnes P. O. Box 692 Phone 975-J Rear of Vista Auto Court Phone 725-R Now Available af Howard's Hardware Alarm Clocks Rubber Hose Soil Pipe Housewares Sprinklers Toilets Wash Boilers Steel Fence Posts Collins Water Heaters Wash Tubs Poultry Netting Cold Pack Canners Roofing Paper Presto Cookers Cordon Rakes Orchard 5 Open Evenings Till 6:30 847 S. Stephens OLD GROWTH FIR 16" Slcbwood 4' Slab Wood 16" Mill Ends Sawdust 24" Wood 12" Wood Single and Double Loads of Planer Ends IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Store Your Next Winter's Requirements. While Supplies Are Adequate and Prompt Delivery Is Available ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. . Roseburg The Southern Oregon WOOL POOL Is Receiving Wool at Drain Aug. 3, in the Morning, At Oakland Aug. 3, in the Afternoon and at Roseburg Aug. 5 & 6 All Day Both Days. It is being handled by Adams It Leland of Boston. Growers are to receive 40c down on delivery and balance after it is graded by Gov. graders as tho government has taken tho wool program over until Dec. 1948. Due to the fact there are a lot of new people in tho country we are sure we have not contacted every one. The pool ii open so you newcomers ask your neighbors who are old tim ers about the pool and bring your wool in. Southern Oregon Wool Fool Committee W. I. Dixon, Chas. Euxton, Irvin Rice, J. M. Ledgcrwood v and V. J. Philippi, Box 997, City. Phone 361-L Laundry Trays Peat Moss Vigoro Sheep Guano Paints Ladders Phone 463