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Newspaper Page TextShop and Save With Classified Ads 8 The Newt-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Sat., June 18, 1949 Society and Gluki By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER HELPING HAND CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING THURSDAY The Helping Hand Club of Edenbower had a most enjoyable meeting at the home of Mis. Thomas Roark Thursday with Mrs. William Wallbrecht, co hostess. Following the business session, a surprise kitchen shower wag given Mrs. Roark for her new home. Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Rii.t mann won prizes in the game con tests. Plans were made lor a family picnic to be held at Umpqua Park, Friday evening, June 24. Delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Roark and Mrs. Wallbrecht to: Mrs. Harold Glo ver and children, Charlene and Douglas, guesls; Mrs. Edwin Hayes and David; Mrs. Robert Calev and Sylvia: Mrs. George Niday and Patricia; Mrs. Curtis McCall and June; Mrs. Esther Anderson, Mrs. William Jamie- son, Mrs. Cecil Harris and Judy Mrs. Earl Price, Mrs. John Phil lips, Mrs. Millard Rintmann and Yvonne; Mrs. Elmer Walker, Mrs. George Schnore and Betty Kay and Mary crow. The club will meet at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, June 23, at the home of Mrs. John Phillips, 3836 Ellen. Potluck luncheon will be served at noon. The day will be spent In upholstering a chair for the hostess. MRS. O. A. KENNERLY JR. ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB MONDAY EVENING Mrs. O. A. Kennerly Jr., enter tained at a lovely eight o'clock dessert-supper for her bridge club Monday evening at the home of her mother, Mis. J. C Hume, on Blakeley street. A clever circus motif was carried out in the deco rations. Covers were placed for Mrs. Leland K. Wimberly, a guest, and Mrs. Robert Harris, Mrs. Eugene Powell, Mrs. Allen Cordon, Mrs. John Newby, Mrs. Ray Puckett, Miss Anita Young and the hosless, , Mrs. Kennerly. High score for the evening's contract bridge play was won by Miss Young. Now Showing! AUSPICES D. A. V. Elephants! Clowns! Pretty Girls! The Show of 1001 Wonders! Follow the Giant Search lights to the Showgrounds! The FAMOUS ROTARY TILLER MODE! 0-36 Cull 26" Swell, 7Vi ot 10H.P. 1.1 f r .1 . - SEE IT NOW!.. Here's the Roliry Tiller thac has brought new thinking and new ideas to soil preparation. The M-E granulates soil mutches surface vegetation in creases the ir and moisture con tent of soil produces a moisture conserving stratum of mulch speeds up the soil's process of pro ducing humus mixes and breaks up soil for a steady How of plant nutrients to the growing plant. The M : results in "healthy"! dynamic soil that is able to con tinually rebuild itself. See the M-E at our display hmmi Understand its ureal utility preparing root beds, (seed bed plus root growtn eicpin), cultivat ing, mowing, aliening, spraying, grading, snowplowing, ttcL rREE! ...a m' .i vm " j .i tM'l, : i, .i-pff"'' - SO Umpqua Tractor Co. Ford Tractor Dealer 125 8. Pine LADY LIONS ENJOY DINNER MEETING AT CARL'S HAVEN MONDAY The Lady Lions enjoyed a de lightful seven o'clock dinner Mon day evening at Carl's Haven with Mrs. James Bewley and Mrs. Rol- la Wells, noslcses. Those attend' int wore western attire and Carl Black served the dinner cnuck wagon" style. The decorations were cleverly arranged with grass es, weeds and colled ropes. Reports were made by delegates attending the state convention. Plans were made tor the joint installation of Lions and Lady Lions. Those attending the evening with Mrs. Bewley and Mrs. Wells were: Mrs. Donald Metzger, Mrs. Ralph Turner, Mrs. Bruce Elliott, Mrs. Buckley Bell, Mrs. L. M. Lehrbach, Mrs. Keith Phillips, Mrs. Forrest Losee, Mrs. Don Haggerty, Mrs. H. D. Palmer, Mrs. O. C. Rolfsness, Mrs. Edell Bryant, Mrs. Frank Long, Mrs. Phil Harth, Mrs. James Daugh. erty and Mrs. D. W. Helliwell. This was the last meeting of the group until fall. BLAKER FAMILY HONORED AT CHARMING RECEPTION WEDNESDAY A very charming affair of the wceK was me larewell reception given by St. George's Episcopal Guild honoring Father and Mrs. William Blakcr and family, who are moving early in July to St. Helens. The affair was held at the Episcopal parish hall on East Cass street and was altended by nearly 200 members ot the church and friends. Pink roses (.nd tall green tapers graced the beautifully appoinlcd serving table. Punch and cookies were served by the Guild mem bers. Wives of the Vestrymen poured. A gift was presented to tamer nna Mrs. maKer. Father Alfred S. Tyson of St. Helens will take Father Blaker's place here. He will arrive here JUlv b and will he accomnan nd by his wife and their 19 months old daughter, Charlotte Louise. MRS. JAMES KNUDTSON ENTERTAINS PINOCHLE CLUB WEDNESDAY NIGHT Mrs. James O. Knudtson was a most gracious hosless Wednes day evening, when she enter tained her pinochle club at a de lightful eight o'clock dessert-supper at her home. Roses formed the attractive centerpiece. Covers were placed for Mrs. Walter Welker, a guest, and Mrs. Ray Puckett, Mrs. Clifford E. Smith, Mrs. T. J. McCarry, Mrs. Norman Hess, Mrs. Verdun Bou cock, Mrs. Ed Radigan and the hostess, Mrs. Knudtson. High score for the pinochle play was won by Mrs. McCarry and the low score was received by Mrs. Smith. A guest prize was presented to Mrs. Welker. VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICENSES MILLER-HAYS Willis Mon roe Miller and Eva Mae Hays, both of Roseburg. DIVORCE SUITS FILED CARTER Helen M., vs. Dallas T. Carter. Married at El Morte, Calif., Nov. 14, 1934. Cruel and Inhuman treatment charged. Plaintiff asks for $50 support money and a property settlement. BOWERS Idella Glbbs vs. John Lewis Bowers. Married at Las Vegas, Nev., Jan. 14, 1944. Cruel and Inhuman treatment charged. Plaintiff asks that her former name of Idella Glbbs Brooks be restored. NEAL Thelma vs. Argie Neal. Married at Vancouver, Wash., Feb. 25, 1933. Plaintiff asks for custody of two of their children and $100 a month support, and that defendant he given -custody of their third child. Cruel and in human treatment charged. GOVERNOR NAMES TWO SALEM. Juno 1 8.--Pi Gover nor Douglas McKay announced the following appointments yes terday : Carl Y. Tengwnld, Medford, reappointed to a four-year term on the Stale Ileal Estate Board. Mrs. Meredith Bailey, Sisters, reappointed to a five-year term on the hoard of trustees for the State Library. Dr. E. W. Carter Chiropodist Foot Specialist 129 N. Jackson Phone 1170 Over Rexall Drug Store MAKE MONEY WITH PLASTICS BUILD A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN Mrn and wompn, If you nr. Intrr eftlrd In learning mora altut rxtra Inrmn? pnnlhlhtl?t Ir this fMlrftt growing IndiiHlry In America lo nMy, till nut Ih. form brlow and mall al out-. Interstate Training Service 4D.IA N. r. Kand. Blvd. rorlland IS, Oman Nam. , Than. . Address City State Age Occupation . Employed by ............ If you IK. on Ft. r. D. five direction. L7M drMA-v mi IMV t ' j-T i tKlZL. PROMOTE SAFETY The bicycles pictured here are all equipped with strips of Scotch Lite tape, which shows in the dark when a light is flashed on it. Thursday, while Roseburg bicyclists en joyed a matinee at the Indian, at the conclusion of the bicycle parade, Roseburg Active Club members, in the background, under Police Chief Calvin Bair's direction, placed the tape strips on each bicycle. In front is a silver strip, and in the rear is one of red. This is intended to make the vehicles easier to see in night, and is intended as e safety measure to eliminate bicycle acci dents. (Picture by Paul Jenkins) LOCAL Go to Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Fredrickson and family of Roseburg have left for Chi cago to spend their vacation with relatives. Back From Convention Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield has returned to her home in Roseburg .follow ing a trip to Coos Bay to attend the State Grange convention as a delegate from Glide Grange. Return From Portland Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dillard and their daughter, Mrs. Glen R. Miller (Jeanne Dillard), returned to their homes in Koscourg Friday, following a stay in'Por-tland since Sunday. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. John Sedcll and four children left Friday for their home in Redmond, Ore., following a visit in Roseburg with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Sedell. John Sedell is employed by United Airlines. Visiting Here Bonnie and Lot- elee lies, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ferroll lies of Springfieid are In Roseburg visiting their paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Story lies, and their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. lies. Vialtinq at Florence Terry Lou Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Murtin of Winston, is spending two weeks visiting her paternal grandmother, Mrs. Ray Ross, and aunt, Mrs. Kenneth Vinglin, at Florence. Visiting Here Mrs. Scott Lay man ql bpringfield, Ore., is spending a week-In Roseburg as tne guest ot Air. and Mrs. r red Stever. She accompanied the Slevers here earlier in the week, when they returned home from Portland. She will be joined here for the weekend by Mr. Layman. They formerly made their home here. Visit Here A surprise visit was paid this week to the homes of Mrs. William Plant on Kle.ser St. and O. Ford on Winchester St. by their sisters and brother-in-law, Mrs. J. C. Busick ot Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ramey of Oakland, Calif. The visitors reported they were great ly impressed with the beauty of this part of the country and en Joyed the hospitality of people they met here. MARKETS PRODUCE PORTLAND, June 18,-(.T Butterfat (Tentative', subject to Immediate change): Premium qualit maximum (o .35 to 1 per cent acidity delivered in Portland, (il-tS-lc lb.; first quality 59(Ve lb.; second quality 57li(lc. Valley routes and country points 2c less than first. Butter Wholesale fob. bulk! cubes to wholesalers: Grade- AA. j 93 score. Gl-fc-V lb.: A, 92 score, CO-lUSc lb.; B, 90 score, 57c 111.; C, I 89 score, Stic lb. Above prices are strictly nominal. Cheese (Selling price to Port land wholesalers): Oregon sin gles. 3S)-ISic; Oregon 51b. loaf, 41i-50;c. Egcjs (To wholesalers): A grade large, 55;Vilc; A grade medium, 521-51ic; B grade, large, IS1-50C Live Chickens -(No. 1 quality f.o.h. plants): Broilers, under 21 His., 2 1 -28c; fivers. 21-3 lbs., 30 32c; 3-4 lbs., 31-32r; roasters, 4 I'.s. and over, 31-32c; fowl, leg horns, 4 lbs. and under, 23c; leg horns, over 4 lbs., 25c; colored fowl, all weiehts, 2tie; old roost A. F. Walter Kreisc, M. D. Physician and Surgeon U. S. National Ha.ik Annex Room 217 Office Phone: 1500 Res.: Hotel Rose - Phone ItvUi Office hours: Men. Thru Sat. PAINT SALE "Dutch" Brand Paint Outside White gal. 3.40 GILKEY'S 523 N. Jackson NEWS Returns Here Mrs. Perry Thlele of Roseburg drove to Mon mouth Wednesday where she reg istered for summer session at Oregon College of Education. From Medford Harry Chip man, sports editor of the Medford Mail-Tribune, was in Roseburg Friday night, to attend the Kahut Gordon fight. Leave On Visit Mrs. Mitchell Moore and small son, Benny, of Roseburg have left for Ontario, Ore., to visit the former's mother, after which they will go to Ely, Nev., for a visit with Mrs. Moore's sister, Mrs. Josephine Smith. Vacationing Here Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell and family of Bremerton, Wash., are here on vacation visiting the former's mother, Mrs. George Campbell, and his brothcr-in-iaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Myers, and family. Will Go To Pendleton Mrs. Martha Brown, employee of the Roseburg Branch of the U. S. National Bank, is leaving today for Pendleton to spend the week end with her mother and to see her young daughter, Norma, who suffered leg Injuries this week in a fall from a horse. : Back From Convention Dele gates from Lilac Circle, No. 49, Neighbors of Woodcraft have re turned to their homes In Rose burg, following a trip to Coos Bay to attend the district con vention. They were Mrs. Nettie Hallcraft, district representative; Mrs. Alfred - Neal, Mrs. Effie Crouehor, Mrs. W. P. Fredrick son and Mrs. Robert Burton. Mrs. Hallcraft was appointed guardian neighbor; Mrs. Burton was ap pointed manager and Mrs. Fred rickson, past guardian neighbor. Leave On Visit Miss Velda Sanders, employe of the Ken Bailey Insurance Co., and Miss Bonnie Tyrer, employe of the Douglas County State Bank have left on a three weeks' vacation. Miss Tyrer will visit in South Dakota and Miss Sanders will go to Omaha, Neb., to be a brides maid at the wedding of her friend, Miss Thelma Peglow. Miss Tyrer will Join Miss Sanders in Omaha In a couple of weeks to accompany her back io Roseburg. ers, all weights, 1819c lh. Rabbits (Average to grow ers): Live white, 4-5 lbs., 21-23c; 56 lbs., 19-21c; colored. 2 cents lower; old or heavy does, and bucks, 8-14c lb.; dressed fryers, 57-tiOc lb. Fresh Dressed Meatsi (Whole salers to retailers per hundred lbs. ) : Beef: Steers, good 500-800 lbs., $-12-45.50; commercial, $40-44; util it. $35.37. Cows: Commercial, $38-37; util ity, $32-33; canner-euttcr. S29-.'. Beef Cuts iGoori steers): Hind quarters, $53-55; rounds, $53-55; full loins, trimmed, $ti0-65; tri angles, $37-38; square chucks, $10-43; ribs, $47-51; forequa iters, $37-38. Veal and Calf: Good $41-45; commercial, $39-41; utility, $30-32. Lambs Good-choice, under (i0 lbs., $54.5(i; commercial, $50. 52; mutton, good, 70 lbs. down, $21-23. Mutton: Good, 70 lbs., down, $23-25. Pork Cute Loins, No. 1, 8-12 lbs., $54-57: shoulders, 16 Ins. down. $35-38; carcasses, $31-32; mixed weights. S3 lower. Country-killed Meats: Veal Top quality, 3R-38c lb.; llother grades according to weight and quality with poor or heavier 28-32C Hogs: Light blockers, 29-30c; sows, 22-25c. Lambs: Top quality springers 4548c: mutton, 141(c. Beef: Good cows. 30-32c lb.; eanners-culters. 2(28c. Onions: Western Ore. yellows. 'wis.- .;- tvi Truman Scores 'Ruthless' Real Estate Lobby WASHINGTON, June 18. UP) Prejident Truman today de nounced the real estate lobby as a "little group of ruthless men" who are putting out "propagan da" against public housing ana slum clearance legislation. The President sent to House Speaker Rayburn a 4,000-word plea for passage of the legislation as a step which will "greatly pro mote the general welfare." He said that when House mem bers vote on this legislation next week "they should be aware of the false and misleading nature" or propaganda against it. Mr. Truman said he has been shocked in recent days at the "extra-ordinary propaganda cam paign that has been unleashed against the bill by the real estate lobby." "I do not recall ever having wit nessed," he added, "a more de liberate campaign of misrepresen tation and distortion against leg. islation of such crucial impor tance to the public welfare." The fact is, Mr. Truman de clared, that the legislation would be "of real benefit to those real estate interests that now oppose its enactment." "To strengthen the whole fab ric of our American society is to strengthen all its several parts." The president said most people engaged in the real estate bus iness and the home building in dustry are decent, respectable, honorable citizens. "But," he said, "there is a lit tle group of ruthless men, claim ing to speak for the members of these industries, who spend their time attempting to block progres sive housing legislation. By let ters, circulars, and paid advertise ments, thoy continue to spread their misstatements, hoping that people will eventually accept them as true." RANDOM SHOT; 90 DAYS CHESTER, Pa. John Me Cafferty, 46, arrested as a home less vagrant Insisted the police wel'g wrong he had a home 50 lbs., No. 1 med., from cold storage, $2.00-25; yellow globe jumbos, med., and large, $2.35 2.6o. Texas wax $1.25-50. Potatoes: Russets, Deschutes, No 1A $3.75-5.00; new potatoes: t-allf. long whites, size A, $3.85 4.15; size B, 100 lbs., $3.25-35. Hays (Following wholesale prices are strictly nominal): U. S No. 2 K,een alfalfa or better baled truck lots wholesale, Port-ft"S:U-s- No.lmi.xed timo tnj, s,)S; oats and vetch mixed hay, uncertified clover hav, nomi pally $15-18, depending on qua!- .mii-u, on Willamette farms. valley LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, June 18, () (U. S. D. A.) Cattle: Market slow on most classes, mostly steady to weak, some grass steers unsold; eanner-cutter cows fairlv active, mostlv steady; vealers un der pressure; some medium grades, $1.00 lower: odd cutter common sjeers, 15.00-19.00; ioati common unsold: heifers sarce; few common-medium beef cows, 14.0015.50; young cows up to 16.50; canners-cutters mostlv 10.50-13.00; fat dairy type cows of common grade. 13.00 down; shells down to 9.00; cutter-good sausage bulls, 16.0IV21.00; good choice vealers mostly 25.00-2ti.00; odd head. 27.00; common-medium, 15.00-23.00. Hogs Market moderatelv ac tive, steady; good-choice 180-230 lbs., mostlv 2200; negligible lot 207 His., 22.25; few 250 lbs.. 20.00; good 375-500 lb. sows, 16.00-17.00; good-choice feeder pigs, salable, 22.50-23.50. Sheep Market strong to 50 cents higher; good-choice spring lambs, 24.00-24.50; few high-good-choice lots held higher; common medium grades, 20.00-22.00: common-medium ewes, 3.0IV5.00: good light ewes quotable up to 6.50 and above. SLABWOOD In 1 2-1 6 and 24 In. lengths OLD GROWTH FIR DOUBLE LOADS WESTERN BATTERY SEPARATOR Phona 651 Help Wanted Wanted Auto Mechanics Service Salesman Painter's Helper For Body Shop LOCKWOOD MOTORS Marker ForResaw RATE. 1.79. night shift Roseburg Lumber Cc. Dillard, Oregon Phone 468 or 1507 BIG CHRISTMAS CARD VALUES 50 for $1 with name! Make big profits on quick sales! 21 -card $1 "Leader" Assortment sells on sight pays you up to lOOTr cash profit! Religious. Humorous, New PLASTICS, Fiesta. ' Everyday, others. Imprinted Napkins. Floral Notes. "Leader" on approval, plus FREE Imprint samples. STYLART. i:tlO Santee, Pept. .22, Los Angeles 55, uani. Fountain Girl Night shift THE DRIVE INN 1 mi. S. on Highway OT CAR HOP WANTED AT THE DRIVE INN ONE M ILE SO. ON HI WA Y OT WANTED Married man to work on ranch. Wife assist with housework. Good pay with board and small fur nished house Included. Middle age or older people preferred. L. L. Bell, Rt. 1. Box 11(8. WANTED Small mill starting Monday, steady year around work. Suwyer, table edgerman, rachet setter, etc. Coos Bay Timber Operators. 595 N. Broad way, Coos Bay. WANTED Logger with equipment to put in million feet of 2nd. growth. R. S. Borland, 956 Lilburn. Phone .10.1-Y. YOUNG MAN FOR OFFICE and parts department. Typing and some ex perience necessary. Howard-Cooper Corn., xa E. 2ndAve. So. Ph. 1282. WANTED Donkey to yard about 1 million ft. timber. Will hire donkey or donkey and crew on contract News-Review Box 884. WOMAN TO DO housework in my home by day. References. News-Review, Box BBf) OFFICE ASSISTANT for Optometrist, Dr. Bruce Tuck 225 N. Jackson. WANTED Climber and loader. Donkey engineer. Phone 695-R-5 evenings. and gave its address 714 Mc Ilvaine St. McCafferty came before magis trate R. Robinson Lowry. "Where did you get that ad dress?" Lowry asked the de fendant. "Itfs lust an address," Mc Cafferty replied. "i ll say it is, said the magis trate. "That's where I live." The sentence for vagrancy: 90 days. (lEA TeUphoto) ADMITS RED TIE Dr. Frank P. Oppenheimer (above), brother of the famed atomic physicist, ad mitted to the House UnAmerican Activities Committee in Washing ton that he had been a Commu nist Party member for three years prior to his wartime employment as a research worker on the atomic bomb. T , f. 4 1 ; , fx A J & I :i r v - ' ACCUSED Jean Sonnen I I above I, 1 4-year-old Lancas ter, Pa., baby titter, who State Police Sgt. Stiles Smith said i clubbed to death a six-year-old boy she was keeping because the child shut off the current to a washing machine. The girl was ordered held by District Attor. ney John M. Ranclc. IAP Wire photo I ( Loans LOANS UP TO $300 On your Signature. Furnlturs or Livestock UP TO $500 On vftur automobile maid for. or nott Loans made quickly, privately for any wortnwniie purpose sucn as Unexpected expenses Medical and Dental bills Vacation expenses Consolidate debts Re-financins 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 Mi mo n ins to repay. CALKiNS FINANCE CO. 206 Douglai County State Bank Bldg. Phone 466 M-337 State Lie S-264 MONEY 110 $25 $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 300 whether you're in a new job or an old Borrow on your car or furniture. Your furniture or automobile make excel lent security at Local Loan paid for or not. up 10 juu on your lurmiura up to $500 on your car. Special "Pay Day" Loans, $10, $25. $50 loanea tin -fay uay or longer ay only for the actual number of days you Keep tne money. $25 costs 18c for one week. No other charges. Phona for your Loan LOCAL LOAN CO. Leo Sevy. Mgr. 335 No. Jackson Phone 1173 Lie S-275: M-353 Roseburg Financial Large and Small Sums PLACED with us produce above average earning), investigate our munuiiy Savings Plan UMPQUA SAVINGS & LOAN ASS'N. F. H. A. Loans BUYERS BUILDERS S: UMPQUA REALTY AcrORa from Post Office on Highway 99 112 N Stephens Ph 1535-J 50 SHARES COMMON stock In Mutual Plywood plant at Eureka, California for sale. If interested In buying, write News-Review. Box R81. Building Materials SPECIAL Grade A 8" grooved Redwood siding, $145.00 per M. PHONE 530-R-4 or see at Vernon Crane residence, Garder Valley Road. Cement $1.36 per tack 90 lbs. rolled roofing 3.75 per roll 45 lbs. rolled roofing.. 2.35 per roll Grade 1 shingles B,50 Bq. Also Sherwln Williams paints at adver tised prices. Your Hardware Store Howard's Hardware Wl nston, Oregon Ward's Insulated Siding SHAKE SHINGLE DESIGN. Choice of colors, Slfi 98 per square. Montgomery Ward & Co. For Trade FOR SALE OR TRADE For riding trac tor, Airens Tiller; almost new. See at Route 2, Box 2.18. Left fork of Curry Road qffGardenVaJleyRnad. WILL SELL or trade' equity "in house for pickup in good condition. Call four blocks east of Nielsen's Grocery on Marsters Street. HowardCapp. WANTED TO TRADE equity in modern home for a trailer house. Call 572-R. before 6p.m. WILL" SELL OR TRADE for car. lot In verv good location. Phone 122A-L Autos Used Cars IMS Kaiser 1947 Frar.ier Manhattan 146 Nash Ambassador .. 194H Packard 1942 Ford 1941 Olds 1941 Bulck 1949 Merc 1936 Buick Model A Ford ..$1595.00 ... 1795.00 ... 1395.00 ... 1K95.00 . 795.00 , R95.00 1250.00 ... 345 00 . 195 no ... 195.00 Umpqua Auto & Imp. Co. Sacrifice 39 Nash sedan, radio, overdrive, and weather-eye, clean. 323 N. Main. Ph. '41 Oldsmobile Convertible A brauty, blue finish, red leather, R & H, good rubber Only $.075. Must sell todav. Mr. Richardson, Hotel Rose, Room 308. Check This 41 Chev. 4 door, radio, heater, top mechanical condition, clean Inside, good paint Job, one family car. You can't g wrong with this excellent buv. SWWV 6.W-J or 123 Blakely St. '41 CHEVROLET FORDOR. excellent con dition. Super balloon tires, skirts, wind shield washers, fog lights, radio and healer. M.15. Phone 995-R-l. FOR SALE OR TRADE View lot Vn North Roseburg. 70x100, for used car. PhoiW 37-R or 1383-R. 1941 CHEV. 4' door, radio, heater, de froster. SR75 Will take trad. 1245 N Jackson. Phone13J8-L. 1M7 NASH CLUB coupe. 16.000 mile Helen B richer. Nurse's quarter. Vets hospital 19 1 LA-"5AI-LX-Good TondTtTon. good rubber, radio, heater and seat covers. vary, a mi r. of nixonvme lMfl DE LUXE TUDOR sedan, goo? ceSMttttan; with accessories. Phone Autos Lockwood's ' Used Cars Every Car In Stock On The Spot Prices Slashed To A New All ' Time Low 1948 PACKARD FORDOR SDN. Oodles of extras. Extra low mileage. One you'll be proud to own 2393 1947 FORD FORDOR SDN. Start your vacation right with this beauty. Only 1205 1947 FORD STATION WAGON Take the family for less, come In and see It today 129S 1946 FORD STATION WAGON j Clean as a pin. This car hat f had exceptionally good care.. 139S 1046 FORD TUDOR SDN. Here's quality. Best buy In town. New paint 1091 OPEN SUNDAY 9 to 3 1946 FORD TUDOR SDN. Fully equipped. If you can spot a value this la for you 1248 1943 FORD FORDOR SDN. Motor recently reconditioned. New paint. An all around crackerjack 865 OPEN SUNDAY 9 to 3 1941 CHEV. TUDOR SDN. Want top performance? Want something practical to get you there in? Then see this one 77S 1941 MERCURY TUDOR SDN. Here's a deal, tops in value. Come on you bargain hunters 595 1941 FORD COUPE A honey for the money. Motor recently exchanged 795 OPEN SUNDAY 9 to 3 1941FORD TUDOR SDN. New tires. Mechanically excel lent without a question 695 1941 FORD FORDOR SDN. Compare before you buy. Ra dio and heater. Newest one on the lot 745 Trucks And Pickups Yup, we've got them, too, 1947 FORD w TON PICKUP 995 1947 WILLYS 1 TON PICKUP 1195 1945 FORD LUMBER TRUCK 2193 1936 FORD FLATBED 295 You Can Bet You'll Pay Less For Used Cars At LOCKWOOD MOTORS OPEN SUNDAYS , 9 A. M. TO 3 P. M. RIVERSIDE MOTORS 1947 MERCURY 4 door. R 8c H $1650 1947 FRAZIER MANHATTAN, radio, 1 heater and overdrive. A clean car and the mileage Isn't too high 1650 1946 FORD 4 door, heater. A clean car 1295 1949 WILLYS panel i ton 1850 1949 Willys V ton pickup 1650 1942 OLDS 4 door, new paint, complete overhaul 1095 1941 OLDS 5 passenger coupe, new paint 750 1941 BUICK 4 door, new paint, re conditioned motor. R At H - 1195 1941 CHRYSLER 4 door 1095 1941 NASH 4 door, new paint, motor overhaul 795 1942 PLYMOUTH 4 door 795 11140 WILLYS 295 1939 WILLYS 195 1937 CHEV 325 1934 CHEV. ,. 95 1946 JEEP 795 1947 JEEP, steel cab m 995 194R JEEP, very good ..... 1195 1938 CHEV. coupe 393 1941 FORD coupe 795 RIVERSIDE MOTORS Sales WILLYS Service 1640 N. Stephens Phone 450-R Better Buys At Barcus Guaranteed Used Cars 1946 Dodge, new paint and ir 1645 1942 Plymouth, reduced price.. 995 1941 Chrysler coupe 980 1941 Dodge Luxury Liner coupe... 950 1939 Oldsmobile 2-door sedan 795 1937 Chev. 2-door sedan 373 1937 Ford V-8 2-door . 395 1936 Chev. 2-door ......... 293 1037 Chev. 4-door .. 200 1930 Ford, Model A 145 BANK TERMS OPEN EVENINGS BARCUS SALES & SERVICE Your Packard Dealer Hwy. 98 M il Garden V.lley Bod Roseburg Center Oak and Rose niNC ustu tAKi Chevrolet - Buick Pontiac CadUlao trade-ins '41 BUICK EXCELLENT CONDITION New motor, new uruii, new paint, new upholstery and spat covers. R. & H.. spotlight j5eeal Spot Tavernafier 3:00. Clean Family Car 1947 MERCURY CLUB coupe, radio and nrairn aj.uuu actual miles. S1450 buvg It. finance can be arranged. 1207 Chatham Street or call 1050-Y. 1938 CHEVROLET 2 Dr edan. Clean car. good all-around condition. $375. 1940 CHEVROLET Master deluxe coud as Is S345 Inquire 206 Douglas Co. State Ban mu. vn i-ruing too. For Sale 1937 OLDSMOBILE 4 door Sedan (1948 uiuvw casn. contact Al Williams. Yoncalla '41 Oldsmobile TUDOR. RADIO and heater. Compar ... v . wtj. rnunt J-f -tit. HAVING a trailer house, the firt reasonable offer takes my equity in 1949 Crosley station wagon. 4500 miles. See at blue and silver trailer, comer Short and Burke Streets or call 396-J-4. FOR SALE -The equity in a 4 Mercury conerioie, or trade for older car MORE MONEY for your car Caih"un uiv spot t-ornrum Motors, Inc Ue Soto, Plymouth. Phone 408. 114 N Roue St. CS''.LTY ,n l2 Bl,lck wdanette with ijio motor ana extras, for cash or older car that a clean. Phone Myrtle 1934 FORD SEDAN. 3fl motor. 18 lnch nrrn. -utu cn. &ee at H wood ward da FOR SALE 1935 Ford tudor. $150, ltm HUPMOBILE. Inquire 340 S. jacxann I W0 MOTITL "A". 533 Mill.