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The Newt-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Man., July 23, 194f
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IXHORTS HONOLULU WATERFRONT STRIKERS Striking stevedores stand by during e dis
pute on Honolulu's waterfront, as ILWU leader Henry Schmidt (right) addresses them. The men
returned to unloading 10,970 tone of relief cargo from the S. S. Hawaiian Refiner after their 45-
minuta dispute with cargo clerks was cleared up. I he stevedores
months arid the only cargo they save bean unloading is relief
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HELD ;IN COHEN SHOOTING
sociaceavwiin me - expose - puDncauonmonywooa wie, were a itch tea in a Ban rTancisco aaroary iroasc
bar, ln'oonnection. with, the Mickey Cohen .shooting In. Holly wood. , Authorities said the three men were
' picked up 'because Tarantlno had been overheard telling' Cohenlhenchman that Til take care of
Cohen." Taiantlno, editor and publisher of the magazine, called it a "revenge arrest," Els recent articles
" ' " slammed sonje top. Bj(bJl)coIiJclals,of.BaD Francisco, r ;
LOCAL
To Entertain Parents Mem
bers of the Lucky Seven 4-H
Stock club will entertain their
parents at a wiener roast Tues
day at the forks o the river.
T.N.T. Club to Meet The
T.N.T. club will meet Tuesday
night at an 8 o'clock dessert-sup
per at the home oi Mrs. ai smnn,
816 W. Mosher avenue.
Class to Meet The Stedfast
class of the First Presbyterian
church, will meet at a noon pot
luck luncheon Thursday at the
home of Mrs. W. M. Campbell
on Winchester street. Members
are asked to bring articles for
the packages to be sent over
seas. .
Visit at Trueblood Home Dr.
and Mrs. L. M. Koger of On
tario, Ore., and Mrs. Eldred
Hallmark (Jean Koger) and
daughter, Lois Ann, of Drain,
spent Friday in Roseburg visit
ing their grandparents, Mr; and
Mrs. C. E. Trueblood, at 223
East Lane avenue.
Baok From Vacation Mrs. H.
L. Martin and daughter, Terry
Lou, and Mrs. Lowell Attcrbury
have returned to their homes,
. following a week vacationing at
Seaside. Mrs. Martin and Mrs.
Attcrbury are are both em
ployes of the News-Review.
Copco Income Upped
For 12-Month Period
According to a statement Issued
by A. S. Cummins, president, The
California Oregon Power com
pany reports net income for the
twelve months ending June 30,
1949, of $2,109,581 as compared
with net Income of $1,829,254 for
the corresponding period ending
june win, an increase oi l.j'e.
Net Income for the twelve
months ending June 30, 1949, was
equivalent to a.o times preferred
stock dividend requirements, and,
after deduction of such dividends,
was equivalent to $3.08 per share
on the 550,000 shares of outstand
ing common stock.
Net Income for the six months
ending June 30, 1949, amounted
to $1,059,414, an Increase of
15.70 over that of the same
period of 1948.
Life
"Saved my
A Cod-nnd lor GAS-HEARTBURN"
When tttrm tnmrh rldrniwAwlnftil.miff(Maiit
Irm vaJ, sour atuiiimh sunt hnultmrn. dnct.ii iinuftliy
pro-rlf e the fattt4t'tlnf nmllrlnm known fur
I'mptomBfiorrlli'fiui'fllc-trrralllii'thaMitn hcll-atie
TuMr-tl. No Uxnllvit. IMI-aitii brlnga comfiirl In
JltTy orret'jrt) tMrtUetouafordmitilopiouey bark
BELL-ANS for Acid Indigestion 251
I jyoluP ncning, dry
jf up blSifrs quirk
'o. Iv. aarVI
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ITCH
fSrabletl ti hlffhlv mh.
tatfoui and will con-
tlnua for Ira if nnt
tnnnrf. Ita ants um.
la tha Itch-mttp, which It Immuna to
ordinary treatment. EXSOaA RIIU tha
Itc-h-mlte almoat instantly Onlv thrra
day' FTXSORA treatment li renulrad
Mall ordera given prompt allinUDn.
frae Hayar Draft, Keitbarg
fimavfa.
Hy.sPortOT,' Joseph .Tenner and Jlmmie
NEWS
Goes to Coast E. A. Pearson
left Friday afternoon for Nes
kowln to join his wife and
daughter for the weekend. He
plans to return here tonight and
will go to Portland tomorrow
on business.
Rebekahs to Meet Roseburg
Rebekah lodge no. 41, will meet
at 8 o'clock Tuesday night at the
I.O.O.F. hall. Members and visit
ing members are Invited and
Ihose attending are asked to
bring a sack lunch.
Back From Vacation E. L.
Knapp, business manager of the
News-Review, and Mrs. Knapp
are back at their home on East
Lane street, following two weeks
vacationing at coast points.
Vacationing Dr. Kenneth Oak
ley, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist, is spending three
weeks vacationing. His office, lo
cated In the Singleton building
on Jackson street, will be re
opened Aug. IS.
Back on Duty Police Chief
Calvin H. Baird returned to duty
Monday following a week's va
cation. Most of the time he spent
at his home in Roseburg but
he also made, two fishing trips
to Winchester Bay and reported
excellent catches were made by
members of the party.
Island Residents Will
Build Park In One Day
OLYMPIA, July 25.-(.t-Ca-mano
Island residents are going
to build themselves a state park
out of 92 acres of timbcrland in
a single day.
More than 500 islanders have
volunteered for the Grange-sponsored
brush clearing bee next
Wednesday, said Sam Clarke,
state parks director.
The towns of Stanwood and
East Stanwood virtually will
close for the day as their resi
dents march to the wooded ana
In the southwest corner oi the
Island with their bulldozers, trac
tors, trucks, axes, saws, picks and
shovels.
"They are donating around $6,
000 worth of labor and equip
ment," Clarke beamed.
In one day the workers plan
to clear out underbrush, con
struct roads and Halls, build com
fort stations, layout Softball
courts and clear a picnic area.
New York City's Transit-
Lines Temporarily Halt
NEW YORK. Julv 25. UPl
Two-thirds of New York City's
vast underground transit system
was paralysed for nearly an hour
by a power failure Friday night,
stranding thousands of passen
gers on hot, stuffy subway trains.
It was 87 degrees above
ground, and hotter in the breeze
less transit caverns below. But
subway riders took it calmly.
They were, as one policeman on
emergency duty put It, "So
pounded down by the heat that
they didn't even groan."
The power failure, caused by
a short circuit, cut off signal
lights over 150 miles of under
ground track. Safety rules re
quired all trains on the lines to
stop. The signal lights were baok
on In about an hour, and normal
service resumed.
7JT f J ?
have been on strike nearly three
supplies. IAP Wirephotol
Kir J T-F-IL-.. I
Tarantlno (left to right), all as-
Beverly Krueger
Of The Dalles
Is "Miss Oregon"
SEASIDE. July 25. IIP) Bev.
erly Faith Krueger of The Dalles,
a hrown-halred beauty with a
vivacious personality and a cute
smile, was "Miss Oregon" today.
She will represent the state at
tho nnllnnn) ''Mieo Amnrlpa" tnn.
test In September on the Atlantic
City, N. J., boardwalk.
The 5-foot 4-inch daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Krueger
graduated this spring from The
Dalles high school, but lived most
of her 18 years In Salem. She
attended Salem schools until her
Junior year when the family
moved to The Dalles.
The 115-pound brownette won
on the basis of beauty and talent
over four other finalists selected
from 15 beauties representing
towns and cities. The other final
ists were Dorothy Eleanor Sim
mons of Redmond; Diane Rae
Bnrnhart of Eugene; Karley Ann
McPeak of Corvallis and Phyllis
Anita Battleson of Canby.
Miss Krueger's talent specialty
was a monologue of Author Doro
thy Parker's satire on "The
Waltz."
What No Beer?
Wording Charged
To Tokyo Rose
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S-UV)
"What, no beer?" mused the
Indy known as Tokyo Rose.
'What sort of a war is -this?'
"Well, let's sing first, then
write Ickes afterwards. Maybe
ne it run a pipeline to vou. '
A iNew Yoi K writer. Da o Kra
mer, testified at the treason trial
of Iva Togurl D'AquIno that he
jotted down those remarks from
one of the defendant's scripts of a
Radio Tokyo broadcast to United
States troops. The occasion was
In early September, 1915, after
the surrender, when as a report
er for "Yank," he interviewed
Miss Toguri.
The three-week-old trial of the
Los Angeles-born defendant re
cessed until today. She is charged
with eight acts of treason through
her activities for Radio Tokyo
during the war.
Kramer. said the defendant told
him she had not used the name
"Tokvo Rose." She also said, he
testified, that she did not feel
she had committed any treason
able act, although he said she
seemed to feel there was some
possibility there could be a
charge against her.
Argentinan Reported
Giving Italians Mqney
ROME, July 25. P Some
one In Argentina is reported
showering so much money on
residents of the north Italian city
of Modena that polioe there are
getting curious.
l ne mysterious Deneiacior fins
himself only "an emigrant from
Modena." Dispatches say he has
been sending postal money orders
for SoO each to Modenese mainly
students. So far some $2,500 is re
ported to have arrived.
The dispatches said none of the
recipients has relatives in Argen
tina. Last night nolbe halted pay
ments, while they tried to find out
the Identity of the source.
NINE YEARS
LATER Nurses
London's Bomb Disposal unit bring a 2500-pound bomb to the
surface after removing the fuse. The bomb, one of thousands
dropped by the Germans in '40's blitz, had lain underneath a partly
demolished building until it was discovered , . . nine years after
being dropped.
(NEA TeJcphoio)
CASUAL ACOUAINTANCE-Joe Klrkwood Jr., actor-son of Aus
tralian golfer, was adjudged father of Florence Heppenstall's six-year-old
twin boyi in Worcester, Mass. This snapshot (above, taken
In 1042, shows Klrkwood embracing Miss Heppenstall at a Jefferson,
H. H, hotel, where both worked. He described her as a "casual acquaintance,'
1 '
(NEA Teltphoto)
iN HOT WATER Charles (Lucky) Luciano, former New York vice
nig, reads ol his latest difficulties In a Rome newspaper after being
questioned for days by Italian police about an international nar
cotics smuggling ring. Luciano has been ordered to return to his
, . home In Sicily.
1
"MISS PIGTAILS" USES HER HEAD "Miss Pigtails of 1949"
puts her priie winners to a practical purpose s 7-year-old Peter
Mangclll uses them as reins. The winner, Antonette Campanclli,
was selected at a contest sponsored by the Children's Aid Society
In New York. Just so Pete doesn't decide to "Whoa" everything
it all right with Antonette, .-
and patients watch men at
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Opening Soon,
Sanford's Candy Kitchen
Fresh Candy Daily
125 WEST CASS
FREE DUMPING, rock or dirt, no traih.
Criteser'i west end Oak St. Bridge.
Fruits and Vegetables
SWEET CORN for ul. C. H. Clay poo I.
Rl. 2, Box 263-A, 2 mi lei north weit
of Country Club. Garden Valley.
FOR SALE Pickling cucumbers, freih
dill Phont 923-J-5, Calkim Road, Box
163.
Hay, Grain, Feed
FOR SALE 2nd cutting alfalfa In the
field. Balling Saturday. Virgil Smith.
Phone 12-F-23.
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE COUNTY COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
PUBLICATION OF NOTICE
TO CREDITORS
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OK JOHN A. NACHTER. aometlmei
known as JOHN NACHTER JUNIOR,
Deceased
Notice is hereby slven that Elizabeth
Nachter has been appointed and hai
qualified ai the administratrix of the
above entitled estate. All persons having
claims against tne estate mould Bring
them with proper vouchers to the said
minisirairix in me oiiice oi Avery
V ThomDKon. Attorney at Law. 203
Doufflas Countv State Bank Bu ldinir
Roseburg, Oregon within six months
from the date or tnis notice.
Dated tnis lmn aav oi juiv. ih4h.
ELIZABETH NACHTER. ad
ministratrix of the above
entitled estate.
Date of the first publication July 18th,
I4f)
Date of the last publication Aug. 15th,
1048.
Employment In
Oregon Expected
To Increase Soon
SALEM, July 25. (JB The
next few months are expected to
Be easier on jon-numers in Ore
gon. The state unemployment com
pensation commission said a sur
vey Indicated late August and
early September should find
about 5 per cent more workers
on payrolls.
Food processing, construction,
lumbering and retail trade are
the most likely prospects for any
one looking for work, the report
said.
The commission reported:
1 Construction employ m e n t
has gone up 10 per cent since
April; should climb as much
more before the fall peak.
2 Food processing plants will
have a total of only slightly be
low last year's 26,500 top num
ber of workers.
3 Lumbering expects about 7
per cent more men on the job
for August-September but notes
the industry still is 12,000 jobs
behind the 1948 level at this time
last year.
4 Textiles and apparel plants
expect October will see 9 per cent
more persons on tne payrolls
than In June.
5 Retail tradesmen expect an
UDSwine in business will need
about 9 per cent more workers
in uctober than in June.
6 Transportation and com'
munication employers see
slight drop by late summer.
7 Wholesale firms believe
payrolls will go up slightly for
late summer, then decline again
by mid-fall.
Lashing Wind Hurtles
House And Children
ROCK FOREST. Que.. Julv 25.
(IP) Lashing winds which report-
eaiy wrencned a nouse along lor
150 feet, tumbling five children
aDout inside, strucK tnis tiny vil
lage Friday night in a storm
which Injured four persons and
caused an estimated $300,000
damage.
First reports came from the
battered community where three
houses and six barns were un
roofed in winds which were esti
mated at more than 60 miles an
hour. Telephone and power lines
were down.
The five children whose home
was bounced by the wind were
reported to have escaped injury,
Train Drowns Noise
As Burglars Raid Town
MELBOURNE, la., July 25.
UP) Working swiftly under the
cover or a rumbling train which
drowned out the noise of break
ing glass, thieves systematically
raiaea mis small town early aat
urady. Mayor AI Sanderman said the
thieves broke into 11 of the 16
business places in this town of
500 persons. They escaped with
juuu casn ana oia $JUU damage,
he said.
Sanderman said the burglars
apparently iook advantage of a
passing train to speedily smash
the door flaws of stores.
Two-Car Accident
Does Minor Damage
Police Chief Calvin H. Baird
today reported an accident which
occurred Saturday Involving cars
anven oy victor w. Mattison,
Hubbard, and Gerald A. Cone,
Roseburg.
ine accident occurred at the
Intersection of Winchester and
West Third Ave., North at 7:30
p.m.
Police reported onlv minor
damage to both vehicle's.
Prince Charles Asks
New Cabinet Be Formed
BRUSSELS, Belgium, Julv 24
P Prince Regent Charles
has asked Social Christian Gas
ton Eyskenj to form a new gov
ernment. Eyskenj Is the third man to try
to form a new cabinet since Pre
mier Paul-Henri Spnak. a social
ist, resigned following a parlia
mentary election.
Neither Franj: Van Cauwelaert
nor Paul Van Zeeland. both So
cial Christians, succeeded in
forming a coalition which could
obtain majority parliamentary
support.
Schricker
Auction
Special Ram And Sheep
Sale
Wednesday, July 27. itarHng at 1:00 p m.
a mi ies norm oi notcourg, 4 n
south of Sutherlin.
Now convened to this tale.
2 Corrledale rams, registered, 4 years
01a.
8 Corrledale rams, registered, year-
lings.
7 Corrledale rams, not registered
out pureorea.
IS head mixed Romney and Lin-
coins.
Several consignors have a couple each
01 amereni oreeas. we expect 11
have some of each breed, to any
one wanting some special breed may
find them here We expect to have
a sale each year at about this time
want or have a good place to sell
mem.
Anyone having ewes, feeder lambs or
fat lambs may bring them to this
sale and should find a fair market
lor them as different buyers will
be here. There will be no other
livestock sold but sheep. If you need
a good ram, come. If you have any to
sell bring them. We nope by putting
inis saie on everyone may oenem.
We will sell fat and feeder lambs
py uie id.
V. H. Schricker & Sons
Auctioneers
Bring Your Livestock
WHERE they bring in the most money
Sale every Friday.
Livestock 12 o'clock. Furniture T p. m.
Roseburg Auction
Phone 191
FOR SALE OR TRADE for smaller
horse. Dark dappled bay mare and 2
month colL Weighs about 1,000 lbs.
Well broke. 2'a miles east of Suther
lin and 'A mile south on Plat I road
W. B. Evans.
FOR SALE family cow. 13 month old
neiier, a week old neifer calf. Take all
for $300. See at Lookingglass Hatch
ery, Lookingglass Rt, Roseburg. Will
not sell for butchering.
ONE DUROCK hog, weighing about
500 lbs. Good for butchering now. 17c
ger lb. Allen Sweety, Melrose Rt.
ox 273-A.
30 HEAD YEARLING ewes for saie
or trade for lambs. Market price.
Phone 172-R.
BREEDING EWES for sale or trade for
leeoer lamDs. Age from 1 to a years.
isiaoro inaa, rnone iu-f-io, uaKiann.
IN THE MARKET for fat and feeder
lambs, xat and feeder yearlings, old
wetner ana 01a liver, isidoro inda,
Phone 40-y-l5. oa k land.
FOR SALE Registered Roan milking
Shorthorn bull. Inquire first house
north of Wilbur Cemetery. . G. God-
irey.
WANTED FAT AND FEEDER lambs
ana yearnngs. w. A. Biackert, Myrtle
urcen, rnone tai-
FOR SALE 30 head of good ewes with
9. la mil. Vnn nlntr ".m UfMl na.
Phone 8-F-ll.
FOR SALE 75 sheep, $6. each. Arthur
weexs, KucKies kl, Myrtle creek.
VERY
GOOD milk cows. 3
gallons, cheap. Ph. 855-R-3.
LINCOLN RAMS for sate, 5 miles east
amnernn. a. v,. Aoeene.
-Small Mexican burro. Call
WANTED All kinds of livestock. H. M.
COX. COll 99M-J-4.
Building Materials
Plumbing Supplies and
Building Material
SPECIALS
Vt' Gal. Pipe, 12'ic ft. 15c; 1. 22c
1", 29c; l'i". 37c; 2", 46c.
Pipe Ftgs 20 Disc.
4" S. H. Cast Iron Soil Pipe 93c ft
D. H. 91.00 ft.
SoU Ftgs. at Wholesale.
Bathtubs Complete Eljer and
Richmond Cast Iron ...$75.00
Bathtubs Complete Universal
Press Steel JG5.00
Toilets 82fl.OO to $36.50 comnlete.
Wash Basins $18.00 to $33.00 complete.
mii-nen ainns 10 aott.su com
plete.
2 Comp. Cement Laundry Trays $14.00.
Oak Flooring $100.00 Thousand.
Nails, Roofing. Windows, Doors. In
sulation, Sheetrock, Simpson Board,
Rocklath. Stucco Netting, Metal Lath,
Asphalt Tile, Brick, Aluminum Roof-
Ing and Siding, Orangeburg Fibre
ripe.
Refrigerators, Deep
Pacific Deep Well Jet Pumps. horse
yjv. ij siuu.uu; sim.uu; 1146.00
1, $146.00.
Direct to Buyer at
Wholesale
Denn Wholesale Co.
North Umpqua Road
Phones 826-JX-3. 461-R-2,
Cement $i.3fl per sack
90 lbs. rolled roofing 3.73 pcr roll
43 lbs. rolled roofing... 2.35 per roll
Grade 1 shingles . 8.30 sq.
Also Sherwin Williams paints at adver
tised prices.
Your Hardware Store
Howard's Hardware
Winston. Oreitnn
Poultry
Chicks Chicks
New Hampshire chicks all year around.
uy 01a ana sianea irom our FUL.l
ORUM PASSED flocks. Priced to selL
Wanted New Hamp hatching eggs. Year
arouna marKei. uur mono is to serve
you best
Ponton Hatchery
1440 Harvard Ave.
West Roseburg
Phone 168
Baby Chicks
Hamps, Reds, Crosses. Every week in
ine year, tsesi 01 Breeding, ruuorum
passed.
Hatching Eggs Wanted
Year around market.
Ctty agent, Douglas Co. Flour Mill
Carr's Hatchery
Looktngglass Rt. Phone 18-F-3
r-H."
Roth,
FRYERS for sale.
Brory wit.
Dogs
FOR SALE English Springer Spaniel
pups. Champion blood linen, liver and
white. 4 miles east Sutherlin on Nnn-
aretl Road. W. Metcalf. Call between
B p m.
FOR SALE Pedi greed Wire Terrier pup
pies. J. A. Winter. Rt. 1. Box 361, 3
mile east of Kelley'i Horner;
Jacob's' Kennel's Ph. 73-6-J
GRA-HO COCKER KENNELS, Phone Kn
or .U-Y Ren and pad. pupoiM.alt
Beautiful great bane
duced 4o selL Phona 1SS)
toiom siua nervier
Better Buys
At Barcus
TRUCKS
We're closing out our
used truck stock.
Come in and see
these bargains.
SAVE $6,000, 1S49 neo 3ifl Io(( truck.
1 V:'. v' reeriess iignr
weight log trailer, both like new. Re
sponsible party can handle with very
Small down naumcnt
International log truck and trailer.
A steal at 109a
1946 Dual drive Chev. lumber
irucK. Guaranteed A - 1
shape, new tires, rully
eauiDoorl tiu
1947 International p a n e l pickup,
new paint. A real bargain 124S
Uortt P'efcup. perfect 1195
1942 Ford 6 dump, good condi
tion, a tauv at fn
1942 G M. C. dual drive, lum-
ber trurk - u
1934 l'i T. Chev. fiatbedr'com-
pletely overhauled. A good
1937 International truck "and
seml-trajler. good condition
good tires
1937 Dodge panel, '42 motor
II UCH i or
345
Car Bargains
1947 Bulck super convertible,
1941 DeSoto sdn. New motor.'
real oargaln
199S
ew paint. R & H. Ex
cellent condition. irutt
941 Chrysler Coupe, recoil-
I9.T9 Packard convertible 49?
1937 Chevrolet sedan 343
1937 Nash LaFayette Sedan 193
1936 Ford roadster with pick-
UD box. niw mnlnr l ih
1930 Model A Ford sedan, good"
inuior. .. , L 75
BANK TERMS
OPEN EVENINGS
BARCUS SALES &
SERVICE
Your Packard Dealer
Hwy. 99 N. at Garden Valley Road
Roseburg
Used Car
Center
Oak and Rose
FINE USED CARS
Reasonably nrlcei G.M.A.C. terms.
Chevrolet - Bulck - PonUao - Cadillac)
. trade-Ins
1948 Harley Davidson 45
$550
Joe's Harley Davidson Shop
COME IN AND LOOK OVER our new
7n ""ry iavioson Motorcycle.
S ,5?d ,up- 'mmedlate delivery on
the 1949 Hydra Clide, 13 down, la
months to pay. Harley Davidson 123
$95 down S5.50 weekly. Joes Harlev
Davidson. 514 miles So. Hwy. 99.
Roseburg. Oreg.
For Sale
1937 OLDSMOBILE 4 door Sedan 11946
motorl too cash. Contact AI Williams.
Voncalla.
46 NASH, like new. low mileage-a
miles per gal. Radio, heater, bed.
Terms, will trade. $1295. See Shorty,
Monrnlture8j30 to 5:30.
FOR SALE 27 Harley Davidson motnr
cycle. It runs. Also 1930 Harley Dav
idson, good shape. Snellstroms Mill.
South Deer Creek.
FOR SALE 48 BSA MOTORCYCI.F
High speed cams and high comn.
MORE MONEV for your car. Cash on
the spot Corkrum Motors. Inc. 0
Soto. Plymouth. Phona 408. 114 N
Rose SL
FOR SALE 1939 Nash sedan rrti
"aather eye. overdrive. Clean, good
condition. $395. 136 S. Stephens. Phona
447.
37 DUUUE CONVERTIBLE. 4 new white
sldewoll tires. Heater. New top. Good
running condition. Call at 733 Cobb
St. or Phone 387-YX.
1941 FORD 4 door sedan for sale. F.y.
celient. Single owner. $650. Mrs. Gor
rell, 415 S. Jackson.
1939 LA SALLE Good condition, good
... i i.uiui tiaicr ina seal cover,,
R. Cary. 2 ml. E. of Dlxonvllle.
Trucks
Extra! Extra!
Special
IfMff
DODGE 2-TON TRUCK
7:M 10-ply Tires,
Booster Brakes.
Reinforced Frame,
11 Inch clutch,
4500 pound Front Axle
' And Look at This Price
$1899.00
Brand New
Ready to Work
Si Dillard Motor Co.
Used Car Lot
North Stephens Street
1935 CHEV. 14 ton Truck. Good condl-
..Mil mru-uiti ajo. Also ugnt slngiSi
horse trailer $75. J. N. Swanson.
Shoestring Road. Riddle. '
-1946 INTERNATIONAL " pickup: 1
1948 International pickup: 1 slngla
axle piling trailer. For lnformatioa
Phone 432 129 2nd Ave. South.
AXLE SHAFTS, for all makes of trucks?
ny s i tuck anop, 2U33 n. Stephana.
Phona 499-J-4.
Machinery For Sale
DON'T BUY DIESEL POWER Till you-
e rcii uiiKey ituioercon single lav-
250 b.h n
DUAL UNIT, 3(yj.4O0 b hp.
O M. C Gray marine diesels, 165 lj.p..
3 HYSTER it ruddle buggies, large.
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FOR SALE OR REft yd." General
power shovel, Hercules power. -tY.de
tracks, used 3 months. 13 off new
price. Call Hijginbotham. Salem.
Phone 2Q076. or Tillamook HoteL
FOR SALE LeToumeau Angle doer
complete with front end P.CU. fot
D8 cat Lee Mortensen. 200 8. Pine,
Phom? 1H-R-1
Fuel
WOOD Fireplace and furnace. Old
growth fir block peeler core, small
round core mill endi, planing ends,
oak and laurel Special price on pinn
er ends for short time. See thia
wood 1 mile East on Douglas St Rt.
1. Box 43 Prompt delivery. Clauda
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FOR SALE Slabwood. sawdust, planet
ends. Phona 307, Johnson Fuel Co.
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