10 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore Tuei., May 10, 1949
LOCAL
Circle to Meet Circle, No. 1
of St. Joseph's Altar Society will
meet at 8 o'clock Wednesday
night at the armory. All women
oi the parish are mvueo.
Merry Go Round Club to Meet
The Merry-uo Kouna ciuo wjii
meet Wednesday at a 1:30 o'clock
dessert-luncheon at the home of
Mrs. L. J. Fullerton at Winston.
Club to Meet The Jolly Circle
Club will meet Wednesday at 2
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Elsie
Isakson with Miss Evelyn Bowen
presenting a book study.
Visits Parents Bill Wharton of
Salem spent the weekend in Rose
burg visiting his parents, Mr. and
I .rs. Jack Wharton on East Doug
las Street.
Dept. to Meet The Leather
craft department of the Roseburg
Arts and Crafts Club will meet
Wednesday night at the home of
O. C. Rolfsness on South Pine
street.
Happy Hour Club to Meet
Riversdale Happy Hour Club will
meet at 2 o'clock Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Robert Harmon
with Mrs. Donald Harmon, co
hostess. Return Here Mr. and Mrs. W.
M Campbell have returned to
their home on Winchester street,
following the weekend in Eugene
visiting their son, McAfee, student
at University of Oregon.
Leaves for Alaska Miss June
MacMJllan will leave for Alaska
Thursday. She will sail on the
steamship Alaska Saturday morn
ing from Seattle. She expects to
spend the summer In various
parts of the territory.
Return Home Mr. and Mrs. B.
R. Shoemaker Jr., returned to
Roseburg Sunday after spending
the weekend in Portland visiting
Mrs. Shoemaker's mother, Mrs.
Leora Richards, and other rela
tives. Club To Meet Mrs. Arthur
Perkins will be hostess to the
Friendly Circle Club Wednesday
afternoon, May 11. Members
having birthdays during the Inst
quarter will be honored.
P.-T. A. To Meet Lookingglass
P.-T. A. will hold Its last meeting
of the year Friday night, May 13,
at the schoolhouse. The students
will present a short program. All
residents of the community are
Invited.
Home From Hospital Mrs. Ira
B. Riddle was discharged from
Mercy Hospital Saturday and is
reported to be convalescing satis
factorily at her home on Ma
drone Avenue In Laurelwood. She
has been receiving medical treat
ment at the hospital since early
In April.
H. E. C. to Meet The Melrose
Home Economics Club will meet
at 2 o'clock Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Nellie Meyers with
Mrs. Otto Matthews and Mrs. H.
Simmons, hostcsws. A plant ex
change will be held. Roll-call will
be answered by members telling
of "Something worthwhile accom
plished this year."
Returns To Treasure Island
Gordon Meredith left Monday for
his work as an instructor in traf
fic regulations at the Navy base
at Treasure Island, following a
visit over the Motliers Day week
end with his mother, Mrs. Jay
Boyer, 850 South Stephens street,
8nd with his sister, Mrs. Clay
Dean. Gordon has been In Civil
Service at Treasure Island since
returning to this country from
Guam.
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222 W. Oak
NEWS
Back From Eugene--Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Callison have returned
to their home in Roseburg, fol
lowing the weekend in Eugene
visiting.
Circlet to Meet The three Cir
cles of Faith Lutheran Church
will hold an important meeting
tonight, May 10, at 8 o'clock at the
armory.
Art Club to Meet The Rose
burg Arts and Crafts Club will
meet tonight, May 10, at 7:30
o clock at the home of Mrs. Ash
man on North Jackson street.
Returns To Seattle Mrs. W. E.
Hasemeier has returned to her
home In Seattle, following a visit
In Roseburg with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome i Sheldon, and small son.
Here From East Mr. and Mrs.
Prescott Gatley and son, David,
of Washington, D. C, are in
Roseburg visiting their cousin,
Mrs. John Young. At present,
they are enjoying a stay at Rit
ter's Back Forty on the North
Umpqua at Winchester.
Will Visit Here Mrs. James
Lorigan (Mela - Marie Amlot)
and two children, Stephanie
and Mark, of Berkeley, Calif., are
expected to arrive in Roseburg
Sunday for a visit with her par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. W. F, Amiot.
Visit at Bend Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Elliott and daughter, Pa
tricia, and son, Arthur Logan, of
Roseburg spent the weekend at
Bend, Ore., visiting the Elliotts'
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Oden Jr. Mrs. Oden
is the former Norma Jean Elliott
of this city.
Visit Over Weekend Mr. and
Mi s. Maurice Porter and children,
Marilyn and Will, of Junction
City spent the weekend In Rose
burg visiting Mrs. Potter's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Meyer,
and with her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bent-
ley, and family. A fnmlly reunion
was held Sunday at the Bentley
home.
Move to Cottage Grove Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Webb and children,
Jimmy, Joan and Pete, have
moved from St. Helens. Ore., to
Cottage Grove, where Mr. Webb
has purchased the Marshall-Wells
Hardware store. They formerly
made their home here. Mrs. Webb,
formerly Maxine Stearns, Is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1!. C.
Slearns of Oakland. She spent
Monday in Roseburg.
Mrs. Gorrell Here Monday
Mrs. Oscar Gorrell spent Mon
day in Roseburg attending to
business. She has spent the last
three months at Lake Taliken
itch wilh her daughter, Mrs. N.
L. Ashby, and expects to remain
there until autumn. Her home
on South Jackson sheet Is being
occupied by Mrs. Marion Johnson,
who is employed in the office of
the Douglas County assessor.
TWO YOUTHS FINED
Two 17-ycar-old Roseburg
youths were fined $-10 each, one
nn a charge of drunkenness and
the other on a disorderly conduct
count, Saturday, reported Judge
Ira B. Riddle.
The hoys were arrested Friday
night and lodged In the County
Jail, after they had been caught
tearing down a street sign, ac
cording to Chief Calvin Balrd.
CONSTRUCT WALKS
A Southern Pacific Co. work
crew la putting In new wooden
walks on the top of the company's
drawbridge in Reedsport, to be
used by employes In reaching (he
operators tower, lhey are also
putting galvanized sheeting on
top or dolphins to prevent the pll.
Ing rotting from the top.
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1 lere'j the modern, compact elec
tric water heater that combines
extra utility wilh in silent hot
water servioe. A one-piece, flat
top surface provides valuable
working space whether the water
heater it installed in kitchen,
laundry room ov btiement. Its
cabinet design makes in espe
cially smooih-fitlini piece nest
to other appliances, like the range
or dish washer.
The Fowler Tablelop has alt
the regular Fowler features
glosi-lmtd lank, adjustablt
tconomy ttmptraturt control,
lock-on "black httl" iltmenl'.,
low operating con, end the 2')
yrar proratrd warranty. Or(!f
this double-duty water heater lor
your home.
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FLOATINC VILLAGE A town literally floalinr on the
citizens are lumberjacks and
Big Four Reaches Agreement on
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Representatives of the Big Four (above) wind up their discussions In New York for the lifting of the Berlin
blockade. May 13 was set as the date for ending the blockade and May 23 as the date for the meeting of the
foreign ministers of the four powers. Left to right: Sir Alexander Cadogan, Great Britain; Jacob Maluc,
Soviet Russia: Dr. Philip C. Jessup, U. 8, and Jean Chauvel. Prance.
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Tommy Tucker, 34, mental telcpathist of Haverhill, Mass., gives
Bostonians a thrilling demonstration by driving his station wagon
completely blindfolded through the city's crowded streets for 12
minutes. He even stopped for red lights and avoided Jaywalking
pedestrians. Mrs. Tucker, in back seat, doesn't even look nervous.
Oregon Democratic Head
To Visit Here Saturday
W. L. Jaslln, newly-elected
Oregon Democratic chairman,
will visit Rosehuig Saturday,
May 14. announces Mrs. Chris
tine Mirelli, chairman of the
Democratic Committee of Doug
las County.
Joslln, Cortland attorney, will
meet wilh Democratic precinct
committeemen and women, at
the City Hall Saturday at 3.10.
All Democrats are urged to at
tend this meeting.
An Impromptu meeting of
Douglas County Democrats was
held Monday night at the home
of Paul Kruger. Monroe Sweet
land, national Democratic com
mitteeman of Oregon, reported
on the work of the Democrats
In the Oregon legislature and
the optimism of Oregon's Demo
cratic party for the future.
The News Review classified ads
bring best results. Phone 100.
SUITS USING
HARSH LAXATIVES
"I wss always troubled vith con
stipation, until I started eating k.r
BRAN regularly. Haven't needed
a laxative sincol
AfdllAru' J. Mch'tid
dra, inS II'. Onfrr
A wiir. Mtiplt Shade,
S. J. This is just one
of manv unsolirited
letters. KKUMllt'S
A l.L-H KAN may
help you too if your
comtinntion is due to
lack of hulk in the diet. Simply eat
an otinoe daily, nd drink plenty of
water. If not satisfied after 10 days,
send the empty carton to KHIom's,
Usttle Creek. Mich. Get DOUBLE
YOUR MONEY BACK I
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families, and whose homes, built on
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Hankow Battle
Launched By Reds
SHANGHAI, May 10 (.!
A Central News Agency dispatch
from Hanhow today said the bat
tle for the "defense" of that mid
Yangtze Industrial city started
yesterday.
Meanwhile the northern fork
of a Red two-pronged drive to
ward Shanghai has been pointed
at Kuushan, a short distance
from Kunshaw. for a week.
Nationalist forces also counter
attacked west of Kunshan yes
terday, driving back a Commu
nist force. The garrison asserted
2tH casualties were Inflicted on
the Heris In this action.
While these aclioiw. were go
ing on, 1,000 Reds struck at Tai
chang, which Is a few miles
north of Kunshan. The communi
que said this attack was beaten
back and 200 Reds were killed.
The newspaper Sin Wah Pao
said the Nationalist garrison at
Hankow. China's Pittsburgh on
the middle Yangtze, had ordered
noncomhntants to withdraw to
I.inling. far to the south on the
Canton-Hankow railroad.
San Wan Pao said also that
Communist forces had Intensi
fied attacks on the outer edge of
Tsingtao, where the lulled
Stales has had a naval base for
months.
tU. S. naval ship at Tsingtao
have steam up and are ready to
sail the minute the Reds take
Tsingtao.)
Caen It National
Among the most widely read
columnists In America Is one
who doesn't write for a national
publication or a nationwide syn
dicate. According to Time maga
zine. Herb Caen, who pens a
local column daily for the San
Franclsoo Chronicle, Is among
the widest read newswrlters.
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End of Blockade
Choral Society
Readying For
May 17 Concert
Preparations for the Roseburg
Choral Society's concert Tues
day night of next week are pro
gressing .very satisfactorily, it
was announced following last
night's weekly rehearsal. The
concert will be presented at 8 p.
m. in the Junior High Audi
torium. The society, directed by C. A.
Ricketts, will present it's pro
gram at the Veterans Hospital
Thursday at 7:30 p. m. A special
rehearsal will be held Sunday at
2 p. m and final dress rehearsal
is scheduled for next Monday at
7:30.
While robes, which the mem
bers, numbering about 50, will
wear for the presentation, ar
rived Monday and were issued to
the Individuals. Tickets are go
ing on sale today in eight places,
to be announced later, about
town.
The program will be mostly a
cappella and consists of classical
choral group numbers, hymns,
spirituals and a novelty number.
Dorcas Johnson and Herschel
Scott will sing solo selections.
Mrs. W. Sherman Plympton is
the accompanist for the numbers
requiring piano, and will also
play piano solos.
The concert will climax
months of preparation, since or
ganization of the community
choral group last fall. The mem
bers have enthusiastically re
sponded to rehearsals, according
to reports, and have been ably
directed by Ricketts. who is band
instructor for the Roseburg
schol system.
Bridge Across Cow Creek
Damaged By Log Truck
The steel bridge across Cow
Creek at the edge of the Glen
dalo city limits was damaged Fri
da when struck by an unidentified
logging truck. The truck, which
reportedly was crowded too close
by a car, bent one of the vertical
truss members of the bridge and
broke a heavy stringer on one
side underneath.
City police have been posted to
direct traffic onto the undamaged
half of the bridge. A county road
crew has begun repairs, and it is
expected that the job will take
about a week. In the meantime,
one-way traffic is being allowed
for automobiles and lumber car
riers, but logging trucks have
been detoured to the old Stage
Coach road.
CITY COURT CASES
Judge Ira B. Riddle reported
disposition of the following cases
in his court Monday and Tuesday
mornings: Norman Lee Stenger,
Roseburg, drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct. $30 bail forfeit
ure; Floyd Florier Faling, Rose
burg, Claude Denny. Roseburg
and Orville Pieslon Gilmore,
Roseburg. each arrested on drunk
charges were committed to the
citv Jail for 10 days in lieu of
$jrt fines; William Alexander Yo
k!e. Verona. Mich., and John Al
len McLarnln, Eugene, each com
mitted for 15 days in lieu of $30
fines.
"10-Cent" Idea
A "fivp-ont tahlo" in the store
of Moore & Smith, Watortown,
New York, started Frank Wool
worth off on his idea for 10-cent
store. The hargain table was
featured during country fair
week.
TIMBER SAWMILLS
IS M N". 3 American 16' mill. Electric
el. 1S HP. Herculea power. 4x32
eiutr oond uw. electric dumD. flood
location. A good buy at fS.000 with
Ui mi.
PORTABLE mill on iled. Labi lupplied
on ihareH. no timber to buy. Can be
had on termi to good operator.
20 M mill on highway. 150 and 110 HP
Cummina diesela. 4x32 edger. big
pond. Good house and 7 acre in-
Ciuara. nooui -,a uu n.
C. S. Briggs & Co.
Real tori
112 W Casa
Phone S14
FOR SALE
46 CM C. truck. 20.000
miles and tneie axle Beall trailer.
$11 (K). At McDonald Service Station, 4
milei South of Yoncalla. 1 new M
inch Simondi law. 2 new 36 Inch
Slmonda at leu than cost Alio 2 good
used 50 inch iawi, $165. Inquire Geo.
Barlhelemy, second house on right.
Mountain View Road, 2 miles North
on 'JU.
1 COMPLETE Fire Tube Boiler. Erie
Economic Type, loo id. wonting pres
sure. Built new in 1M44. State In i Dec-
tion No. 782-46. Complete with stack.
Bretcnen fump. injection, all pipe,
filling, valves, extra surplus water
tank, boiler Is set up and in complete
operation. May be inspected at Fall
Creek Box and Manufacturing Com
pany .rait wreeK. uregon.
PORTABLE MILL. IB or 20 M. canacitv
228 H. P., Diesel unit new, log haul.
log cut-orr saw, 100 m. t motor ana
edger. rolls, conveyer chain, 1941 Ford
panel, $.1500 down, terms. Model M
AC tractor blade, drum. arch. $4500
Lots of misc. Items. Calapooia Lumber
Co., Sutherlin. Oregon
WANT to buy pole and piling stumpage.
Also
WANT peeled Douglas Fir poles and
piling delivered to our yard at Green
Contact us before cutting. Puget Tim
ber Co., P-O. Box 46, Roseburg. Phone
1338.
Boiler Repair
Sales and Installation.
Steel Construction Co.
Eugene 6312-W or 6380-W
FOR SALE Thoroughly rebuilt 'Amer
ican' 'New Northwest 8x24 planer
made by Rowley & Hermance Co,
Williamspurt. Penna. Blue Kiver Lum
ber Co., P. O. Box 704, Eugene, Ore
gon Phone 6213.
APPROX. 80 ACRES pole and saw tim
ber. For quick sale $1200. or trade
for late model car. David Ziedrich,
Camas Valley Mt.
ARMY AMBULANCE 4x4 and BerRer
BG-D5 loading donkey for sale, excel
lent condition. C. J. Wojahn, Hills
bnro. Oregon. Phone 3370.
BUILDING MATERIALS
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
ROOFING, sheetroek, rock lath, aoorn,
windows, flooring, siding, plumbing
supplies.
SAVE AT
SUITER'S
Walnut St. 1 block off Garden Valley Hit
Phone 12S7-B
FINANCIAL
F. H. A.
Loans
BUYERS
UMPQUA REALTY
Across from Post Office on Highway 99
112 N Stephens Ph. 1535-J
F. H. A. Loans
James L. Payne
Rhoden Btiildlnf
220 N. Stephen,
TRACTORS
SPECIAL
WM ALMS CHAI.MKRS WITH NEW
ISSACSON HYDRAULIC dozer, canopy
top. This tractor Is the same as new.
Will take late model wheel tractor
in trade.
MEREDITH FREEMAN. YONCALLA,
ORE
ALMS CHALMERS DO HP. tractor, blade,
and lugging wlnrh. Priced to sell. In
quire at Farm and Industrial Equip-
mentCo. IIIway flf
FOR SALE 22" Cat with hydraulic
dozer. Lee Higley. Rt. 2, Box 320.
Phone Oakland 27-E-42
Jacobson, Van Horn Face
Tennis Singles Playoff
Dick Jacobson and Roy Van
Horn, favorites In the tennis
tournament to determine who
goes to the district meet in
singles, have come out on top
and will play tt oft today. But
both were given a scare last
night by their underdog oppon
ents.
Jacobson took the first set
from Norm Queen 6-1, but Queen
came back to take the second set
6-1. Jacobson buckled down and
took the final set 6-2.
Larry Henninger, after defeat
ing Gordon Conley for the right
to compete, gave Van Horn a
scare by taking the first set 6-3,
but Van Horn settled down and
took the next two sets 6-0, 6 2.
An exciting match is scheduled
for today between Van Horn and
Jacobson. Jacobson has been
on the top of the ladder all year,
and Van Horn has been playing
second and third man. Van Horn
has won six matches and lost one
In varsity competition, while Ja
cobson has split even, winning
two and losing two.
The district singles and doubles
tournament will be held May 21.
Roseburg's intersquad doubles
tourney will begin Wednesday.
ONLY ONE EXAM
Driver's license examination
servioe will be suspended during
Friday, May 13. while examiners
attend a training conference In
Salem on that date. Secretary' of
State has announced.
License renewal offices will
remain open. .
Examination service will be
lven in Roseburg only between
and 11 Thursday morning this
week. Normal schedules will be
resumed next week.
GILLNET BOATS ARRIVE
Five ell.net boats have arrived
in Reedsport by truck in the past
few days, for the Columbia River
Packers' Aooiatlon. They will
be used at Reedsport during the
shad season which opens May 10.
The boats wore trucked from
Wheeler, Ore., where they were
last used. Amos T. Cloe of New
port, C. R. P. A. employee, is do
ing some work on the company's
two pick-up boats, the Lois and
the Mallara, on the Umpqua.
Shop and Save With Classified Ads
AUTOS
BETTER
BUYS AT
BARCUS
GUARANTEED
USED CARS
ALL USED ear prices have
been reduced We're
not kidding! Come out
and see for yourself. We
may have just what you
want at much less than
you expected to pay.
BARCUS SALES
& SERVICE
Your Packard Dealer
Highway 99 N. at Garden Valley Rd.
Roseburg
Used Car
Center
. Oak and Rose
FINE USED CARS
Reasonably priced. G.M.A.C. terms.
Chevrolet Buick Pontiac Cadillac
trade-ins.
Ted's
AUTO BODY SERVICE
PAINTING
Cor. Melrose & Lookingglasi Road
Phone I316-J
For S
ale
19.17 OLDSMOBILE 4 door Sedan (1048
motor) $251) cash. Contact' Al Williami.
Yoncalla.
For Sa
1940 CHEV. COACH, fully equipped.
Good tires. See at 304 Spruce Street
after 6:30 P. M.
'40 CHEVROLET special deluxe 9 pas
senger coupe for Kale. Radio and
heater. 1403 Umpqua Ave. after 5:00
P. M. Phone til'-LX.
FOR SALE 1939 Master 85 4-door se
dan, excellent condition and very rea
sonable. See Keith Mobley at Rose-
jurg caoinet & supply.
MORE MONEY for your car. Cosh on
ine spot. LorKrum Motors, Inc. De
Soto, Plymouth, Phone 408. 114 N
nose at.
CAR FOR SALE 1941 Buick sedan, com
plete motor overnaui. New paint.
Utne Brps., 659 N. Jackson, corner
East 2nd Ave.
FOR SALE 1940 Chev. Good tires, body
excellent conauion. niusi oe seen to
be appreciated. Nelson's Shell Station,
Oakland.
16 FORD, 4 door aedan, good motor,
good rubber $ 30. 5 miles east of
Dixonville at Ford's Camp, James Van
Camp. 1048 PACKARD FORDOR sedan. 130 de
luxe. Ford's Camp, Canyonville, Phone
174.
FOR SALE 1938 Ford, 4 donr sedan,
good condition, $330 cash. Inq. Glide
Store.
FOR SALE Nash Super, 12,000 miles.
Call at Winchester across from Post
Office.
GARAGE SERVICE 25 hours. United
engines, 250 Garden Valley Rd. Ph.
131 -L.
'35 FORD WITH '37 motor, good tires
and motor, take a look at this. Phone
150B-J.
CHEVROLET Coach '35. Good running
conauion. azua.uu casn. ova norm fine,
Apt. 1.
'37 PLYMOUTH, excellent condition.
uoorj Duy. first house west smnn
Hatchery, Melrose RteBox 10M.
'41 FORD, tudor sedan, fair condition.
new tires. $SjQ. Jack Williams, Autel
99 after tt.
FOR SALE 1940 Special deluxe Chev
rolet moor, ttnaio. under seat neater,
new tires. Phone 715-X-4.
38 BUICK TUDOR, excellent through
out. t.-)U. Ml. j, mix JUU-A.
"35 CHEV.. radio and heater. Good con-
dltlon. $145- Pinccourt Apartment .13
1946 CHEVROLET 2-door sedan. 1506
Military.
1931 CHEV., $73. Phone 704-R.
WORK WANTED
IF YOUR FURNITUHE or rugs are dirty,
let ul clean them; If you're tired of
th color, let us dye It Make tt look
like new We specialize hi Oriental
and Persian rugs. Free estimates.
Expert Furniture
Cleaning & Dyeing Co.
Call B13-R
Rsbg. Sanitation Service
SEPTIC tanks cleaned, no extra charge
inr uram lines, no cnarge ior open
ing tank. Prompt service No mile
age charge, reasonable rates, special
rates for commercial tank.
Ph. 1563-R P.O. Box 286
2444 N. Stepheni
Septic Tanks Cleaned
Work guaranteed.
Twenty vears experience.
Baker's Tank Service. Phone 193-R-g
Carpenter Work
By Hour or Contract
Write H. C. Harty. C V Star Rt
Water Well Drilling
LLOYD POWELL
714 Ridge view pnoA256:
MAN AND WIFE would like job man
aging motel or small hotel. 5 years
experience operating motel. Can give
references. Write Box 232, Dlllard,
Ore.jClyde C. Wnilams.
WOMAN WANTS wallpapering and
houspcleantng. Go north on Highway
99 until lith Avenue, turn left, cross
tracks, go 2 blocks, turn right a block,
orwrtte Florence Wagner, JSutherlin.
SEE HARRY AN DE R S O N, cowboy
hnr!iet,;;ner. Will go anywhere. Work
guaranteed. South Roseburg Trailer
Court. Phone 406.
WAVTED "Falling and bucking con
tract. Experienced men Have 2 powir
saws. McGregors Barber Shop, Har
vard Ave
Septic Tank Service
JOB ON FAHM for school boy. husky
willing worker Hoom and board and
small wages Write Phyllis Jennie. 508
I tiarden vaney Ha
j HOUSEWORK BY day or by WMkTTiO
Rer week with room and board. Mrs.
ina Buttrum. 1437 PostPhon 1S21-J.
TLOOR COVERING Complete sales and
installations. Free estimates. Modern
Floor c overing Phone 346.
WILL CARE FOR children. Beulah Me
morlal Home tCertifledt.Phonc863-Y
INTERIOR AND exterior house paint-
ingPrifcne 242.
WILL DO J HON' INC. in your hema. Call
184. R anytime
CI fOMJt dtof ILLING. Phone 7M-Rjg
P! VrST''FR J F In" Ph 1140 R
FARM EQUIPMENT
I'SED IMPLEMENTS. 7 I HC field disc
harrow. 7 cover crop dic 6 Oliver
disc. 2 section tpnngtooth harrow,
nearly new.
Umpqua Tractor Co.
12S South Pine St.
FOR SALE Stationary hav baler. Ann
Arbor tw. mounted on Model A truck.
Reasonable. S. R. Moae, l-mpqua. Ph.
ll-F-22
D 1 CAT, power takrorr. McCnrr nak
Deertng pickup and baler. Miscellane
ous farm Implements. R. B. Oliver.
Box 215, Idleyld Route.
RE1LS
FOR SALE
Gas Station Lease for Sale: 26 months
to run. On Highway 90. Pumps. Some
equipment wilh lease. Garage bldg.,
ft&O.OO cash, complete price. Immediate
pot.sei.sion. Attractively priced rental.
Roy O. Young, realtor, 205 W. Cass,
Phone 417.
FOR RENT
New Clark Floor Sander
and POLISHER
' Denn-Gerretsen Co.
402 W Oak St.
Phone 12t)
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT
40x!t0 BUILDING, concrete floor, sheet
iron construcUon. Divided, and will
lease half or all. Prefer d:ad storage,
but will consider other types of busi
ness. Call for Carstens at Carsten
Furniture. 117 W. Cass.
Equipment Rentals
OS BUN ELECTRIC
847 S Stephens. Ph. 1 108-R
RENT A SINGER
ELECTRIC PORTABLE sewing machine
for use In your own home. Singer Sew
ing Center, 204 N Jackson, Ph. 723.
For Rent or Lease
STORE SPACE In new building. Inquire
Stringer's Shoe Rebuilding, 340 N.
JacksonL
FOR RENT Trailer House all electric
facilities: near down town. Convenien
ces. Suited for elderly lady. 508 North
Pine. Apt. 1.
REFINISH your own floors, easily done
with our high speed floor sander, in
expensive. Montgomery Ward St Co.
Phone 95.
OFFICE SPACE Located on Stephens
Street, 3 complete rooms, plumbing.
Attractive long term lease. Stanley f.
Short. Realtor. 114 W. Lane Street.
PLEASANT ROOM for rent. Twin bedT.
Extra bath. Beautiful home. Refer
ences exchanged. Phone 1106 -LX for
ppoiniment
TRAILER SPACE by day. week, n,
month. Children welcome. "Atlaita'
Trailer Park, 3 miles north of Rose-
burg on 99.
3 BEDROOM MODERN unfurnished
home behind Ford's Mill. 60 per
month. Responsible party only. 114
WLa ne Jit.
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, one with
twin beds. Walking distance to town.
Gentlemen. 1125 E. 3rd St., Phone
6-RX;
STORE SPACE Close in on S. Stephens
20' x40'. 702 S. Stephens. Phone
1276-R.
TRUCKS' FOR RENT Drive them your
self. Adair's Parking Lot, Main and
W a shingtoR. Phone 1536.
TRUCKS FOR RENT You drive, long
or Fhort trips. Bee Hive truck rental.
i.w aoutn stepnens. ."none tuo-J
CABINS FOR RENT by the week. Pa
cific Cabins, Phone 695-J-2. 3'4 miles
North on 99
WILL EXCHANGE rental of modern
room home in Eugene for house in or
near Roseburg. Call Mr. Glover at 34B.
HOOM WITH kitchen privileges. Bath.
Suitable for working couple. Pi, one
47-J-2!
FOR RENT 2 room house, water, elec
tricity. 13 miles out. Box 299. Mel
rose Rt.
ROOMS. WiTiTblTwithoiit kitchen priv
ileges. Phone 145. 508 Fowler.
FOR LEASE 40 acre farm. Lehman Real
Estate. 41 4 N. Jackson.
FOR RENT Large sleeping room, men
only. 9j3 Cobb.
SMALL TRAILER house. At-last-a
Trailer Park, Hiway 99 N.
U DRIVE TRUCK rental. Winston Trail
er Cout, Winston. Phone 9tl3-J-2.
SHADY TRAILER space by day, week
r. "I""1"- 746 Short.
FOR RENT Room in modern home. 555
C 1 overda 1 e Park, Phone 373-R -2.
LARGE TRAILER to quiet couple. 430
NPine.
ROOM FOR man. Call 337-J-l after e
P. M.
SINGLE ROOM. 11H4 Military.
RdOMS7RAILF?ft SPACES. 54R S. Milf.
TRUCKS
Your Federal Truck Dealer
Used Truck and Car
For Sale
Used truck and car for sale.
1941 Chev. truck for logging.
1942 O.M.C, truck.
1945 Federal 2-spced truck.
1948 Federal dump truck.
1946 Dodge dump truck.
1941 Chev. piling truck and trailer.
1944 IHC Dual axle short log and Ibr.
truck.
1947 Stude. pickup.
1946 Stude. pickup.
1940 Chev. pickup.
19,"15 Chev. pickup.
1941 Chrysler sedan.
1941 Buick sedan.
1940 Pontiac ;,edan.
19M Pnntiac sedan.
1941 Hudson sedan.
COME in and pick out the 'crock or car
you need.
Utne Bros. Garage
659 N. Jackson
Roseburg, Oregon
1 G.M.C. Army 6 wheel short log truck",
ready to go.
i Chev, Army truck and trailer with
lumber rolls, good condition.
See at Specialized Service Garage, top
of hill Hiway 99 South. Ph. 292-R,
47 2-TON DODGE flatbed truck with
heavy duty 2 speed axle, low mlleafe,
excellent condition Wally Mereen,
Melrose Rt..Box 12R-A.
1 1946 INTERNATIONAL pickup; 1
1948 International pickup; 1 single axle
Dlline trailer For Information Phone
4.12. 129 2nd Ave. South.
FOR SALE 1919 KB 8-F International,
K-10 motor: complete wilh Peerless
logging trailer. W. W. Ellfrlts, 425
Fullerton. Phone 1J117-J.
6x8 LOG TRUCK and Walker log trail
er, new condition. C. A. Beagle, Yon
calla. Ore;
ONE LIGHT truck at a bargain. Rose-
burg furniture Exchange, 509 ff Jack-
son. f
A HONEY 1949 ' ton Stude. pickup.
All sorts ot extras. Inquire Richfield
Station, Homeland Auto Court.
AXLE SHAFTSTfor all makesbf trucks.
Ray's Truck Shop, 2055 N. Stephens.
Phone 499-J-4.
FOR SALE 1948 Dodge power wagon'
4 wheel drive and winch. Will accept
car In trade. Phone Tiller 393.
INTERNATIONAL 1947 I ton pickup
Has special built body In excellent
condition. $1250. Phone 51 8-R-2.
6NE 38.000 lb. Timken rear end. Or-
ville A Williams. JPhone JBBJM.
LIGHT TRUCK. Priced 1o sell. See it
Union Station. 17fi S 5tthens
FUEL
FIREPLACE AND
FURNACE WOOD
2 AND 4 FT. lengths. S to Inch di
ameter. 16 Inch peeler core, pond
111 lies, mill wood. No sap or bark.
Will burn now.
PROMPT delivery. 1 mile east on Doug-
ia. tnuae wu lev. ki. i, box
Phone 15-J-3 or 143-J-3.
NOTICE
I HAVE JUST purchased the fuel bull-
Fuel Co and will make a special
effort to give the same efficient and
courteous service you have received
In the past. All vour future patron
age will be appreciated. Claude Wil
ley. Phone 13-J-3.
SAWDUST
16- MILL WOOD
DENN-GERRETSEN CO.
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