12 Tho Newi-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Tuej., May 24, 1949
LOCAL
Spend Monday Hart Mr. and
M-s. J. Boyd Rader of Kellogg
were business visitors in Rose
burg Monday.
Back From Portland Mrs.
Albert Flegel has returned to her
home in Roseburg, following a
few days in Portland visiting her
mother.
Employed at hospital Ruth
Frohmarfer, who has been spend
ing the past two years at Anchor
age, Alaska, has returned to Rose
burg and has accepted employ
ment in the culinary department
at Mercy Hospital.
WINDOWS
DOORS FRAMES
Priced Right
PAGE LUMBER & FUEL
164 E. 2nd Ave. S. Phone 242
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MOTOR CO. '
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Warehouse Sale
Roofing Pacific Pioneer Certainteed
(Lowest Prices in Town)
Noils 8 P. comm. 11c lb. 16 P. comm. lOVie lb.
Gal. Pipe Vi" 13.50e; Va" 17c; 1" 23e; 1 W 32e;
l'2"41c;2"55efc
MANY .OTHER BUILDERS' ITEMS
Denn Wholesale Co.
North Umpqua Road
Phone 826-JX-3 and 461-R-2
MODERNIZE YOUR
BATHROOM
with
EVER-DUR ALUMINUM
WALTILE
SB--JS tip
9 Beautiful Colors
Cream, Ivory, white, light blue, rose, yellow,
green, peach and pearl grey.
The colors ore baked to the tile for permanency.
They are lustrous and smooth; will not fade or stain.
Imbedded in a waterproof mortice, they will giv you
a watertight wall that will always sparkle like new.
65c per square foot
- Come in and sea it today.
in-aoon. PLUMBING CO.
316 Mill St. Phont 1242-R
NEWS
Arrives From Portland Mrs.
E. H. MacDaniels arrived here
from Portland Monday, having
been called by the death of her
sister, Mrs. W. S. Hamilton.
Enjoy Trip to Coast Mrs. M.
F. Rite, Mis. M. B. Green, Mrs.
John M. Throne, Mrs. James E.
Sawyers and Miss Gertrude Rast
of Roseburg enjoyed a trip to
coast points Sunday.
W.C.T.U. to Meet The Rose
burg W.C.T.U. will meet at 2
o'clock Wednesday in the Metho
dist Church parlors. A Mothers
Day program will be presented.
Members and friends are invited.
Returns to Portland Dr.
Fred H. Vincll has returned to
his home in Portland, following
a few days in Roseburg attend
ing to business and visiting rela
tives. He is an uncle of Mrs. Fred
Lockwood of this city.
Return to Tacoma Mr. an d
Mrs. A. O. Upright have returned
to their home in Tacoma, follow
ing a five weeks' stay in Rose
burg visiting their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rine
hart. While the Uprights were
here, a son was born to the Rinc
harts. HARRY C.
STEARNS
Funeral Director
Our service i for H and
meets every need. Any
distance, any time
Licensed Lady Assistant.
Oakland, Oregon
Phone 472 or 542
apple
Cobwebs
Livestock
Bring Your Livestock
WHERE they bring In the most money
Sate every Friday.
Livestock 12 o'clock. Furniture 7 P. M.
Ro&eburg Auction
Phone 191
WANTED TO BLIY Sheep, market
price paid for lambs and yearling,
alio could use some solid mouthed
ewes. Happy Valley Ranch, Lyle
Mars ten and John Rohr, Phone 17-F-2
or 17-K-15.
"WANTED Fat and feeder lambs, year
lings anu ewes. James E. Lewis, Phon
H4, Myrtle Creek. Ore., or Darril W
Rayjpnon? 5-R-l. Roseburg, Ore.
FOKSALK 3(fhead of good ewes with
25 lambs. You pick 'em. Wool on.
PhonejB-F-11
SMALL SHETLAND stud pony. Black
and white. Tom Burke. Will trade.
Phone 855-R-3.
FOR SALE Two O.I.C. sows and 16
wcaner pigs. Julian Hatfield, Roberts
Creek. Phone 42-r-ll.
WANTED Sheep and cattle of all
kinds. W A. Biackert. Myrtle Creek.
Oitfgon.Phone 2.12.
GOOD HEREFORD bulls. 13 months old.
$150. Art Rychard. Yoncalla.
Sunshine Club to Meet The
Azalea Sunshine Club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Nora Gaedecke with Mrs.
Bina Fisher, co-hostess.
Club to Meet The Jolly Circle
club will hold a backward party
Wednesday at 2 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Leora Lynn. Mem
bers are each asked to bring a
guest.
Move to Salem Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Ilamslreet have moved to
Salem, where they have purchas
ed a grocery store. They have
been residing on the Lamms
Road near here. Their son, Lar
ry, is remaining in Roseburg with
friends until after the school term
ends.
Leave Fop Los Angeles Mrs.
Laura O. Coonoy and daughter,
Miss Eva, of Roseburg, left Sun
day from Eugene by United Air
lines for Los Angeles to visit rela
tives and friends. Mrs. Cooney
will be 86 years of age in Sep
tember, and this was her first
flight.
Tea and Program Room moth
ers and teachers of the River
side School will sponsor a tsra
and program for pre-school chil
dren (those, who will enter
Riverside School as first graders
this fall) and their mothers,
Thursday at 1:30 o'clock at the
schoolhouse.
Visitor! Leave Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Gerdes have returned to
their home in Los Angeles, fol
lowing a frii) to San Francisco
and to Kosehurg. wnne nere mey
visited the former's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. P.
E. Beaver, on the Keasey road.
The Beavers are expecting Mrs.
Beaver's sister, Mrs., Clarice
Brown, of Los Angeles, to arrive
here the last of. this week for a
visit.
Customers' Rates Upped
For Two Utility Concerns
SALEM, May 24. OP) Cus
tomers of the Portland General
Electric Co. and the Pacific Pow
er and Llnht Co. will begin pay
ing higher rales beginning wilh
their next meter readings.
Public Ulililics Commissioner
George H. Flagg Monday gave
the PGE company a $1,-170,000
annual rate increase, or about
two-thirds of what the company
asked. The P. P. &'L increase
totals $320,000.
Residential rates are boosted
G.8 per cent, while increases in
other schedules range up to 11
per- cent.
Portland Referendum
Hits Tax Boost Plan
POHTLAND, May 21
t.-P)-
The Oregon Tax Council had filed
petitions bearing 21,000 signa
tures in a referendum move to
block new city taxes on private
income and business profits.
The names of 1.1.3S2 eligible,
electors are required to order a
referendum on the tax ordin
ances. The taxes, adopted a month ago
by the City Council, would be of.
fective Jtiiy 1. The ordinances
would exact a one-half of one per
cent on private Incomes earned
within the city and one per cent
on business net profits.
MEETING POSTPONED
The Roseburg Planning Com
mission meeting scheduled for
Monday night was postponed un
til Tuesday night, May :il.
SLABWOOD
in 12-16 and 24 In. lengths
OLD GROWTH FIR
DOUBLE LOADS
WESTERN BATTERY
SEPARATOR
Phone 658
PEARL: COME HOME
It was all my fault, Teurl. I admit
1 wa aurly and uruinpy. No wonder
that even the kids wore soared of me.
Hut everything's better now. I'va
found out that constipation caused
by lack of bulk in my diet run b
lieked! Helieve me, I adviso others
who suffer the same way to do
what I did: just eat a bowlful of
K KLI.Ot; G 'S AURRA .Ve very day
and drink plenty of water. They say
it's America's most famous laxative
cereal believe me, it sure Rets mil
vote. Or make it up into mullins
they taste grand too . . . Come home,
dear, and find a fmin new man wait
ing for you. That's uio your sver
lovia' husband, JOE.
In Your Doorway? Not
Machinery For Sale
rOK SALE
1 NEW Yates American 6x15" A-62
Belt Driven Matcher, complete with
feci Utile and profile. Extra Hide
heads, knives, etc. Complete new
et belt., most of prefab blow pipe
installation and other extras, F.O B.
Bedding. Calif.. 91U.B41.0U. Machine
Is in storage. Write Cal-Ore Lumber
to, inc.. r-.u. llox H33. Bedding,
Calif, or phone 2125-J Bedding,
Calif. Terms can.be arranged.
DON'T BUY DIESEL POWEB Till you've
seen Gilkey Culberson single 150 250
on. p.
DUAL UNIT. 300-400 b.hp.
G. M. C. Gray marine dieseli. 165 h. p.
3 I1YSTER straddle buKKies. large.
FACTOItY THA1NED MECHANICS, com
plete stock of parts. Oregon's only re-
ua
able Guiberson dealer.
Gilkey Diesel
ey Diesel bales
523 N. Jackson
Bo
iler
Repair
Sales and Installation.
Steel Construction Co.
Eugene Ji:il2-W or JMJifl-W
CATERPILLAR 13, angle blade, 9 ft.
Oliver dump rake, 3 bottom Oliver
disc plow. 3 section iteel harrow, 4 (t.
Killifer off set disc. L. Hanks, 12 miles
from Sutherlin, Hiway 225 towards
Elkton.
FOR SALE IeTourneau Angle dozer,
complete with front end PC.U foi
08 cat. Lee Mortensen, 200 S. Pine
Phone 16-R-3.
FOR SALE 1 White heavy duty engine,
just overhauled. $150. E.R. Mack en
gine. $75. A. H. Wilson, Coos Junc
tion. Phone 837-R-3.
FOR SALE One well drill mounted on
truck. Lloyd Powell, 714 Ridgeview
Phone ISHfl-L.
Personal
ARE YOU SICK? You can be healed.
Jl-hus Christ, the same yesterday ana
today and forever. Heb. 13.8. My desire
is to help those that are lost, find the
Saviour. Those that are without hopes
find new encouragement. Those that
are sick, find hciling. For more in
formation write Box 75t, co News
Review. Mrs. Enio
ALCOHOLIC'S ANONYMOUS,
1110 or Phone 1509-L.
Camp Fire Girls,
Bluebirds Told To
Enroll For Camp
Camp Fire Girls and Bluebirds
who wish to attend summer ses
sions at Camp Tyee are asked to
register with their guardian or
at the Camp Fire office at Mil
ler's, it was urged today by Coun
cil members. Girls registering
early will have a better opportu
nity of choosing the week they
wish rather than waiting until a
later date.
Typhoid shots are available
each Monday at the County
Health Office, and all girls going
to camp are urged to get the se
ries or booster shots. Miss Lois
Fitzgibbons will head the counsel
lors at Camp Tyee again this
summer. Other counsellors being
selected will be announced soon.
Girls will have overnight hikes
this year as well as the round of
other activities such as singing,
swimming, camp, nature and
handicraft classes, and sports and
games.
K. Of C. Reelects
Officers, Urges
Fight On Commies
SALEM, May 24 (I) Syl
vester Smith, St. Paul, was re
elected to head the Oregon
Knights of Columbus at yester
day's closing session of the three
day convention.
Other officers re elected to one
year terms are Edward J. Bell,
Stayton, secretary; Carl Ben
scheidt, Tillamook, treasurer;
Rev. James Maxwell, St. Paul,
chaplain; William Scharn, Pen
dleton, advocate; and Lee Goet,
Portland, warden.
Those elected as delegates to
the national K. C. convention,
which will be held in Portland in
August, were Circuit Judge
Frank J. Lonergan, Portland; Jo
seph Peppe, Vale; V. Dan Hay,
Portland; and E. L. Elvin, Salem.
The delegates passed resolu
tions asking that the church and
civil authorities cooperate to
fight Communism, and opposing
socialized medicine.
GMC Again Cuts Prices
On Aurcs And Trucks
DETROIT, Mav 21. (;T) Gen
eral Motors Corporation Mondav
announced a SK) to S 10 reduc
tion in the price of all its pas
sonrror cars and trucks, ef
fective Immediately.
The reductions were GM's sec
ond in all lines of passenger
cars in the last three months.
On Feb. 25. the Company re
duced passenger car prices S10
to S 10 and trimmed truck prices
downward hv as much as $150
In some lines.
Monday's announcement came
from C. E. Wilson, General Mo
tors president, who said the price
reduction coincided with a down
ward adjustment on cost of liv
ing allowances to be paid dur
ing the next three months to
GM's :i 11,01X1 eligible hourly rated
and salaried employes.
. t. Armstrong, general man
ager ot the t hevrolet division.
said the reduction amounts to SU)
across the hoard on all Chevrolet
passenger cars and trucks.
Buick said its cuts ranged from
Slt on the 2door sedan of its
suor series to $50 on its Koad
master station wagon with the
dynatlow transmission.
Levi Davis, Native Of
Roseburg, Passes Away
Levi Pavis. 51, life-long resi
dent of Kosehuri:, died Monday,
May '2X after a lingering illness.
He was born April 1S!S, in
Koseburg. 1 le had been in ill
health for the last 19 years.
Graveside serviees in charge of
the Koseburg Funeral Home will
be held Wednesday, May Z at
io a. m.
Cemeterv.
In the Civil Bend
SERVICE CANCELED
The Assembly of God at Suth
erlin announces that the usual
church services Sunday night will
be canceled to permit partici
pation in the annual Bacca
laureate service. Sunday school
at 9:45 and worship service at
It a.m. will be held as usual.
Logging Equipment
HD 14 Cat
A-l CONDITION. Complete with blade
and drum. Keaay to go.
Lee Mortensen, Inc.
Tel. days 14BH-J Nights, 18-R-3
FOR SALE Four speed Washington
Donkey, air equipped, 200 Cummins,
fully equipped for yarding, good con
dition. 1 Dump Machine V-8.
Box none 7in Heeasport
SKAGIT LOADER powered with new
Mercury engine complete with good
sled and some lines. Price $1,500.
Inquire Heath Bros, at Hew Lumber
Company, S. Myrtle Creek Road. Mr
tle Creole. Oregon.
D4 CAT. serial number 7-J-4172 with
Hyster drum and LaPlant Choat, hy
draulic dozer. See at Tyee Lumber Co
Sutherlin, Ore., or phone 1202 Suther
lin FOR SALE HD 10 16 months old. excel
lent condition. Equipped with Carco
blade and logging winch. (10,000.
Harold Martin. See at Farm & Indus
trial Equip Co.. Hiway9 N.
1945 TD 14 INTERNATIONAL, drum
and dozer. Excellent condition. $d.OO0.
Phone 558-R-2 or 55B-R-3, Cottage
Grove.
FOR SALE D-2 CalerpTllar, wide gauge,
armored belly plate. In excellent con
dition. Call after 7 o'clock, 131 Can
yon ville.
1945 DIAMOND T log truck and Trom
bly trailer; new engine and new tires
on truck. $:t4O0. Bill Campbell, phone
Oak land 342.
DONKEY, CADILLAC powered, 3
drums; 1200' muln line mounted
on good sled complete with rigging.
Box 747. Yoncalla, phone 343.
TD 9 INTERNATIONAL, -armored (or
logging. S45W. Wnlter Nehring, Rt. 1,
JBox 4U-A, EastDougtns.
WANTED TO BUY One used Mall
power saw In good condition. Phone
49B-H-5.
FOR SALE
fing, drum and blade. Con be seen at
ntf rstate Tractor. Maurice Weber.
FOR SALE Used log bunk and cab
(u.-ird. S50. 1014 Hamilton.
Farm Equipment
FOR SALE Steel wheel wagon with
hay rack and home made wagon box.
Hay rope for good size barn. Arthur
Weeks. Ruckles Route, 4'a miles south
of Dillard. across Mary Moore bridge.
FOR SALE Hay Baler, mounted on
truck and trniler. Phone i-F-12
FOR--SALE Thresh ingmachine and
binder. $100. Art Rychard. Yoncalla.
CAMAS VALLEY
Radio Newsman
Visits Mother
Wilfred Brown of North Hol
lywood, Calif., is spending a two
weeks' vacation at the home of
his mother, Mrs. Eihel Brown.
Mrs. Wilfred Brown was unable
to make the trip at this time.
Wilfred is script writer for the
Alka Seltzer Newspaper of the
Air.
Lou Cunningham was called
to Nowata, Okla:, by the illness
of her mother.
Robert Richter is enlarging his
house, Howard Milton is doing
the work.
Charles Crouch was able to
resume his work for the C. and
D. Lumber Co., on Monday.
Bert Golgert is remodeling his
barn.
The mill pond In which little
Kermit Naiman lost his life
has been drained.
The next regular meeting of
the Grange will be held Tues
day, May 24. Three applications
for membership have been turned
in. These will be acted upon at
the next meeting.
Robert Richter has a serious
hand infection.
Visitors at the Combs home
on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
George Combs of North Bend,
Mrs. Donald Libby and sons,
Donnie and Robbie; Mr. and Mrs.
Thane Goodman and daughter,
Diane of Coos Bay; Therman,
Martha and Fred Combs of Rose
burg; Mrs. Jannet McCann of
Brockway, and Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Centers of North Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Libby
and sons of Empire spent the
weekend with Mrs. Libby's pat
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Martin
dale. Occupations Tax
Issue Confronts
Council At Salem
SALEM, May 24 f.T) The
Salem City Council will decide
June 13 if it wants an occupations
tax. removal ot rent control, and
higher bus faies.
Measures to accomplish these
things were introduced at last
night's Council meeting.
The occupations tax would be
from $10 to $100 a year on each
business house. It "would raise
$20,000 a year to pay for an off
street parking program.
baiem real estate men and
property owners groups ask.'d
that rent control be ended. If the
Council votes to end it, then it
would be up to the governor to
decontrol Salem rents.
Citv transit lines asked for a
straight 10-cent bus fare. The
tare now is U) cents, or threes
tokens for a quarter. The request
calls for the end of tokens.
Wife Faces Charge In
Shooting Her Husband
EUGKNK, May 21.(.V The
shooting of Irvin Kllis Harris.
32. was blamed by state police
Monday on Harris desire for
another drink. His wife, Dorothy (
31. is held in the case.
The man was shot Sunday In
front of two witnesses in a
trailer court cabin on the Pa
cific Highway north of here.
He was reported in "fair" con
dition in a local hospital.
Mrs. Harris, mother of two
children, is scheduled to be ar
raigned in district court on . a
charge of assault with intent
to kill. State police said that
t he couple had returned home
about Z a.m. Minnay. when Mar
lis decided to go to the cabin
of another woman. lor one more
drink.
His wife followed him and Is
reported to have shot him twice
with a .22 calibre rifle through
the half open door as h stood
in the other cabin.
28,000 Freight Cars
Twenty-eight thousand freight
cars were constructed by one
concern last year. If linked to
gether, the cars would make a
train 235 miles long.
If You Use Classified Regularly
Work Wanted
IP VOIIR FIIRNTTIiMtt ,.. .... ,41-...
let us clean them; if you're tired oi
the color, let us dye It. Make It look
like new We specialize in Orient!
ana rersian rugs, tree estimates.
Expert Furniture
Cleaning & Dyeing Co.
Rsbg. Sanitation Service
SEPTIC tanks cleaned, no extra charge
iur urmn imes. no cnarge or open
ing tank. Prompt service. No mile
age charge, reasonable rates, special
rates (or commercial tank.
Ph. 1563-R P.O. Box 286
ALL BUILDING construction, new and
old. remodeling, lu', down, no job too
large or too small. All type masonry
construction, flagstone and brick;
barbecues and patios a specialty. Mag
nesite floors and drainboards. Phone
1390-R-l, contractor. A. R. Snow.
Umpqua Transfer
MOVE EVERYTHING. Specialize in
stock. Open every day but Saturday.
Phone 167-J. Dennis Matthews & Son.
Septic Tanks Cleaned
Work guaranteed.
Twenty vears experience.
Baker's Tank Service. Phone 192-R-S
Hay Baling Wanted
NEW MACHINE. James Todd, P.O. Box
151 or phone 1252 evenings
Piano
Tuning
Cleaning, demothlng. readjusting.
Phone 10711-R, Vice Rice, 101)4 Council
Carpenter Work
By Hour or Contract
Write H. C. Harty. C.V Star Rt.
Septic Tank Service
Frank Oliver. Rt I, Box 71. Roseburg
D-7 CATERPILLAR with dozer. Logging
ji ruau wlii-k. veri i nomuson, I1J1
mestnut, uottage urove. Phone 242-R,
LOCAL MAN WANTS falling and buck
ing with new chain saw. L. T. Bro-
naugn, r.u. uox it, sutnerlln.
ALTERATIONS Dressmaking, all tvoes.
Mrs. Don N. Garrison, 1005 Madrone
St.
FLOOR COVERING Complete sales and
installations. Free estimates. Modern
floor covering. Hnone 343.
ACCOUNTANT WANTS a position in
C P A. office. P.O. Box 1003, Klamath
t ans. uregon.
w ILL, CARL for new mothers in your
nome. bt t. 1st Ave. N Ph. 1043-Y.
FOSTER HOME care for children. C
titled. Phone 8ti3-Y.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING done
mjhqme Phone 1253, Oakland
CARPENTER WORKwantedrTiy-ho'
or Job. Phone 1616-J-3.
CUSTOM ROTOTILLING. Phone 786-R-?
PIANO TUNER J E Jnnps Ph i:140tt
Loans
LOANS
UP TO $300
UP TO $500
On your automobile ipafd for, or not)
Loans made quickly, privately for any
worthwhile purpose such as
Unexpected expenses
Medical and Dental bills
Vacation expenses t
Consolidate debts
Re-financing
When you borrow get your money from
the Company that makes it convenient
to borrow and convenient to repav
Lower payments now available up
to 20 months to repay.
CALKINS
FINANCE
CO.
Douglas County State Bank Bldg
Phone 4li6
M-337 state Lie. S-264
MONEY
S10 $23 $50 $75 $100
$200 $300 UP TO $500
Borrow on your salary. All steadily em
ployed men and women may qualify
today for a salary loan up to MOO
whether you're in a new job or an old
one.
Borrow on your car or furniture. Vour
furniture or automobile' make excel
lent security at Local Loan paid for
or not Up to $300 on your furniture,
up to $500 on your car.
Special "Pay Day" Loans, $10. $25, $50
loaned till '"Pay Day" or longjer Pay
only for the actual number of dayi
ou keep the money.
$25 costs 18c for one week.
No other charges.
Phone for your Loan
LOCAL
LOAN CO.
Leo Sevy, Mgr.
335 No. Jackson
Phone 1173
Lie. S-275: M-353 Roseburg.
Lost Found
LOST White wire haired terrier with
black spots, 1 black eye. about 30 lbs.,
between Myrtle Creek and Cottage
Grove. Collar and license. Answers to
name. "Skippy. Please call ray Grtf
fen. Azalea.
LOST Red purse, contained no money.
Reward for valued pictures and pa
pent. Mrs. Rex Roberts or Margaret
Louise Roberts. Phone 1304-J.
FOUND DIAMOND "ring Owner can
have bv identifying and paying for ad.
Phone 493-J-3.
Notice
NOTICE All the former students of
Mrs. Edith S. Arkert will enjov an
old fashioned picnic in t'mpqua Park.
Monday. May 30th, 2:30 P. M Bring all
your family, lots to eat and have c
good time
A N YONE KNOWING the w hereabou t s
of Gerald Keirns, Social Security No.
51R05.M40. please contact Robert E
Fox. truck driver. Tyee Lumber Co.,
Sutherlin, Ore Urgent.
NOT RESPONSIBLE for any bills other
than our own. Florence Overton, Bar
rett Brejcha
ANYONE KNOWING the whereabouts
of William Terry please call 147 or
Ptffl
ANNUAL CLEAN "lP day. LooMngBfaw
Cemetery Association; May iath.
Signed. President.
Tractors
FOR SALE 148 model TD Interna
tional Crawler tractor. New condition.
Ie than 14O0 hours. I'ned exclusively
for farming fcKMO. J H Came, Rt I.
RoteburK. I mile E Kelly s Korner.
30 CLETRAC TRACTOR in rood cmdi
lion rrid'. for work at Bob Salvage
Yard. 3XtS N. Stephens.
Miscellaneous
Do You Know?
THAT THFRf la
In town. 05 N.
Help Wanted
Wanted
I st Class Mechanic familial
with Chrysler Corp.
automobiles.
Sea Mr. Perkin
Rose Motor Co.
RoieandLane Su.
Marker
For Resaw
RATE, $1.79. nieht Bhlft
Roseburg Lumber Co.
Dillard, Oregon Phone 468 or 1507
Landscaper
SKILLED, full time, wage open.
Roseburg Nursery
100 Spruce St. Phone 1262 -J
WANTED Live Wire agent for "Tim-
ucwu. ii proauci oi timoer structures,
Inc. Dealerships on this low cost build
, ing method are just being opened.
Must have a car. be financially respon
sible a long term resident of Roseburg
vicinity nnd have some past building
and selling experience. Contact F. H.
Renken, of Aluminum Builders Suoply
Co., Springfield. Oregon at Umpqua
Hotel, after 7:00 p. m. Wednesday,
May 25. 1949.
Stenographer
Wanted
Apply personnel office.
Martin Bros. Box Co.
Oakland, Oregon
Wanted
Auto Mechanics
Service Salesman
LOCKWOOD MOTORS
Fountain Girl
Night shift
THE DRIVE INN
1 ml. S on Highway 99
MAN OR WOMAN will be appointed to
inaiiager i-xkhi ouoscnpuon iservicea
in your community, bell Farm Jour
nal, Pathfinder, and all other popu
lar Dubiicatinn. Full nr nart iim
Excellent opportunity for anyone who
needs additional income. Permanent.
Town or Country. For full details see
j. r. w a Kins, note, umpqua, Rose
burg. 7 to 8 evenings only.
BOOK MATCH SALESMEN Don't let
nign transportation charges from
Eastern plants kill your sales. Sell
UNION LABEL Book Matches for
vesi uoasi manuiacturer. uuicker d
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uo'JK3 etc. dig zua page catalogue
FREE. Big daily profit and reneats.
Monarch Match Co., Monterery High-
wa at imiy Hoaa. aan Jose, laiif.
Experienced
Clean Up Man For Kitchen
APPLY ROSE HOTEL COFFEE SHOP
Ask For Chief
CAR HOTWANTED-
AT
THE DRIVE INN
ONE MILE SO. ON HIWAY 99
WANTED Woman, middle aeed nr
eideriy, neat, clean and kind, to care
for mother. Wheel chair invalid. Has
ner own coitafte. no cooKing. Perma
nent if satisfactory, or would cnn.
sider care for her in your home. For
iniormaiion, can yij-j-i.
Nea appearing man wilh car for posi
tion requiring a hours work a day
with earnings of $3.50 an hour. Per
manent, Advancement. Write applica
tion to Mr. Jacobson, Box 830, co
News-Review.
HOUSEKEEPER, middle aged preferred.
Live in home, board and room and
$10 per week. Write Mrs. W. H. Stork,
Lookingglass Star Rt. or call Mrs.
Peck 316.
WANTED Sawyer, setter, edgerman
ana graaers in atesei electric mill.
50.000 capacity. Phone Myrtle Point
4-R-5. Cawrse Lumber Co.
CARPENTER NEEDED at once. Must be
quick ana accurate on form work.
Phone 9U7-L or call at 449 E, 2nd Ave.
South.
WANTED Experienced choker setter
and experienced chaser. Call 420-R-l
between 6 and 7 p. m.
ELEVATOR
OPERATOR.
night work.
part time. Hotel Grand.
Business Opportunities
WANTED Live Wire agent for "Tim
or r id. a proauci or timDer structures.
Inc. Dealerships on this low cost build
ing method are just being opened.
Must have a car. be financially respon
sible a long term resident of Roseburg
vicinity and have some past building
and selling experience. Contact E. H.
Renken, of Aluminum Builders Supply
Co.. Springfield. Oregon at Umpqua
Hotel, after 7:00 p. m. Wednesday,
May 25. 1949.
PARTNER Man and wife preferred.
uuy nome ana Dusiness, so.uuu win
handle. Your money back in one year.
Inquire 1350 Harrison St, 5:30 to 7:30
P. M. or phone 452-J for appointment
after 2 30 P M.
FOR SALE BY OWNER Two pump gas
siauon ana smaii grocery, moaern
living quarters, city water, electricity,
room for cabins. Close to Industrial
town. Richfield Service Station, Rid
dle. Oregon.
RIVERSIDE TRAILER PARK, equipped
lor 24 trailers, nouse ana l apart
ment. 2 miles South Myrtle Creek on
Hlwav 99.
GOING BUSINESS In boom town, close
to Roseburg. Inquire at Koseburg fur
niture Exchange, 509 N. Jackson
FOR SALE Radiator repair business.
See Leonard John, 600 Winchester or
Phone 686
MOTOR COURT for sale. Coll
Financial
F. H. A.
Loans
BUYERS
BUILDERS
SELLERS
.UMPQUA REALTY
Across from Pott Office on Highway 99
112 N Stephens Ph. 1535-J
F. H. A. Loans
James I Payne
Rhoden Building. 2.10 ft. Stephens
Phone 1301
LARGE AND SMALL SI MS placed with
us produce above average earnings.
Investigate our monthly savings plan
I'mpqua Savings &Lon Assn.
WANTED- To borrow. $12,500 1st mort
gage on large ranch. Good interest
News-Review, Box 849.
Fuel
SPECIAL
FIREPLACE AND
FURNACE WOOD
t AND 4 IT Itnflhi. 3 to Inch H
tinrter. ltt Inch plr cor., pond
UlHfL mill wood. No up or bark.
Will burn now.
PROMPT dllv.rr. 1 mlt, .t Ott Douf
l Claud. Wlll.v. Rt. 1. Box O
Phoop 1S-J-3 or U.1-J-3.
SAWDUST
1- MILL WOOD
BtNN-GERRETSEN C
Prompt Dltvery
Pbon. ia
A ut os
Better Buys
At Barcus
Guaranteed Used Cars
1948 Studebaker Convertible, like
new with all the extras $2250
1946 Dodge Sedan, new paint and
tires. A-l condition 164S
1942 Plymouth Sedan with single
wheel trailer . 1045
1941 Pontiac- 8 Torpedo 985
1939 Oldsmobile 2-dr. Sedan, radio
and heater 795
1938 Packard coupe, clean. . 475
1933 Chrysler 4 dr. sedan 295
1936 Hudson, clean, good transpor
tation 225
TRADES TERMS
OPEN EVENINGS
Trucks
GMC 2-ton truck, new motor. 160"
wheelbase, 2-speed axle. Ready
to go to work $ 795
Chev. l'a T. flatbed, air brakes 495
1942 Ford dump, box hoist, good
tires 995
1947 Dodge, lumber rolls, trufnore
tags, ready to go 4500
BARCUS SALES &
SERVICE
Your Packard Dealer
Hwy. 09 N. at Garden Valley Road
GET A GOOD
UbbU LAK T4
FOR DECORATION DAY
WEEKEND
194? Frazer Manhattan sedan, ra
dio, heater, overdrive. Excep
tionally clean SI7-W
1947 Nash 4-door sedan, only 15.000
miles. Radio, heater 1595
1946 Buick Super, 4-door sedan, ra
dio and heater 179J
1942. Studebaker, radio, heater. Ex
ceptionally clean for a pre
war car I18S
1940 Hudson 4-door sedan, heater,
good motor, only 28,000 miles.
Good rubber 1365
1942 Olds 4-door sedan, completely
overhauled from front to rear 1175
1940 Plymouth 2-door, radio, heat
er, new paint job 745
1941 Chev. club coupe, good rubber 850
1941 Olds club coupe, new paint
job H95
1939 Olds 2-door. A clean car 645
1938 Chev. club coupe 415
1940 Willys coupe 375
1939 Willys coupe, runs very good,
mechanically sound, but needs
some work 250
1934 Ford 2-door 125
1934 Chev. 2-door 150
1939 Ford 2-door, motor completely
overhauled 675
194fl Jeep 795
1947 J?ep with steel cab 1125
1948 Jeep, 7,300 miles 1295
Riverside Motors
Used Cars
1947 Frazer Manhattan, R & H, all
extras ism
1947 Frazer Manhattan 1795
1946 Chrysler New Yorker, low
mileage 1395
1947 Mercury. R & H 1695
1940 Ford Coupe. R & H 695
1938 Hudson Coupe . 195
1937 Ford. Tudor
295
1934 Ford Fordor 150
Umpqua Auto & Imp. Co
1444 N. Stephens
Phone 1049-R
Ply For Sale
1948 4-DR SEDAN with radio, heater,
backup Ilights, fog lights, windshield
washer, seat covers, electric gas cap,
chrome wheel rings, and all the rest
of accessories made for Plymouths.
Approximately 5,000 miles on this car.
Can be seen at
Rose Motor Co.
Chrysler Plymouth
Rose & Lane Sts. Phone 68
Roseburg
Used Car
Center
Oak and Rose
FINE USED CARS
Reasonablv nrinmit n m a r .
Chevrolet - Buick Pontiac CadilUe
iraue-ins.
1938 CHEVROLET 2 Dr. sedan. Clean
car. good Ali-.imnnrf fnnH.t.n cms
1940 CHEVROLET Master deluxe coupe
as is S375.
Inquire 206 Douglas Co. State Bank
oiog. or Hnone 466.
Ted's
AUTO BODY SERVICE
PAINTING
Cor. Melrose & Lookingglasa Road
Phone 1316-J
For Sale
1937 OLDSMOBILE 4 door Sedan (1946
motori 1 5Q cash. Contact Al Williams,
Yoncalla
CHEVROLET 5 passenger coupe.
Excellent condition. Heater, radio,
taller made seat cover. S895. Shown
by appointment only. Private party.
Phone 6H7-R-5.
41 CHEVROLET special deluxe 4 door.
line s nape ana many extras. Lloyd
Roberts, Ht. 2. Box 403-A, Roseburg.
Phone 995-R-I after 5:00 P. M
MORE MONEY for your car. Cash w
in vui, orKrum Motors, Inc. De
Soto, Plymouth. Phone 408. 114 N
Rose St.
CAR FOR SALE 1941 Buick sedan, com-
tVt A 0 overnaui New paint
Jackson, corner
East 2nd Ave.
FOR SALE 1941 Plymouth coupe, good
condition. Radio, heater, white slde-
?',",'J',$7,l)0-.C?,t!.be'l"!n P- M.
1446 Walnut. Phone 10ti7 -J.
39 SERIES 10 NASH fordor sedan. Ha
dlo weather eye. and overdrive. Good
Phon "447 545' 138 S' sltPhe"-
40 CHEV.
Standard
Chester St.
$fi.i9. See Leonard John,
Radiator Shop. 600 Win-
1939 LA SALLE. 4 door sedan, excellent
condition, good rubber. R. Oary 2
miles E. of Dlxonville.
35 FORD WITH 37 motor, good tlrei
"wfi j""or: 'k' 'k ' lhu- Phon.
'M' DeSOTO. 42 motor, fair tlr.s. good
palm. $295 cash. Merle Taylor, 4th St..
1940 PLYMOUTH fordor sedan Excellent
condition, reasonablv priced, lnquir
405SouthSt. Phone 766-L.
FOR SALE- 46 Chevrolet Aero tedarL
One ownership, see before 2 P. M..
1237 Winchester Si '
FOR SALE-1937 Oldsmobile. 41 motor
1R42 Hicks.
35 CHEV . radio and heater. Good con
-..-irirn-".? 1 m n n f.'"" Apartment 33
Instruction
INSTRUCTION. MALE I would Ilk.
to talk to reliable man who would
like to train in spar. tun. to learn
welding, metal work, aprar painting
s related to Auto Body and Fender
repairing; ihould be mechanically In
clined and willing to train In spare
time, will not interfere with your
Job. For information about this train
ing write at once, giving name, ad
?"".'. i nd working hour.. Auto
Crafta Training. Bo 854. N.ws.Re-
For Trade
19.W CHEV i, ton stak. for a 4x4 with
winch, and or Pioneer chain .aw for
7.' i r,"n'i1 v'nln, pt Frl
S .k ,. w"r,h Duke Road, Box lo,
SutherllnAlrport.we.t.
lrtL.?1-2K I"ADE-1934 Ch.Y. ' truck",
flatted, good shap.. Trad, for mllx
cows, calvea. Phon. 143-J-3.