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Newspaper Page Textc 12 The Newi-Reyiew, Roseburg, Ore. Tue July 26, 19491 LOCAL Potluek Luncheon The Ten mil TjrtiM dub will meet Wed nesdny at the Tenmile churchat a noon poUUcK luncneon. r.iiih to Mast The Azalea Sun- fhlne club will meet Wednesday ftormmn at the home of Mrs. Bea Croff with Mr. Terry Croff assisting hostess. T Plcnlo The Jolly Circle r i-h w III hold a oicnic at me fnrkt of the river Wednesday, Those desiring transportation are asked to contact Mrs. m. jviann ine before 1 p.m. on that date. Horn en Vacation Miss Shir ley Ogle, who is empioyea ai Mnrthorn School SUDDly com pany, Portland, has arrived In Roseburg to spend two weeks va cationing and visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ogle. Tramfarred to Portland Jack Patterson, who has been employ ed at the Roseburg Montgomery Ward company store the last year and a half, has been trans ferred to the Portland store as automobile accessories manager. He will report at the Portland store Thursday. His wife and their four children will follow la ter. At Hobl Homo Ida Peterman and Ruth Wiley of Oakland, Calif., who have been enjoying an automobile tour of the Pacific Northwest with stops In Seattle, Portland, Diamond and Crater lakes, arrived In Roseburg Mon day to spend a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hobl and family at 604 Reservoir avenue. Waldorf-Astoria Visitors Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hennlnger, 1314 Riverside Drive, Laurelwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Ryan, of 206 W. Cass street, Roseburg, are recent arrivals at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel In New York City, where they will spend the week before leaving on an auto mobile trip through New Mg land and to Montreal and Que bee, Canada. Party Dated The public has been invited to attend a party Friday light, July 29, at 8 o'clock at the Olalla hall. There will be no admission charge. A door nrl7 will be triven and prizes, donated by merchants, will also be given away, rroceeas oi me evening will go to purchase equipment for the Children's club. Doughnuts and coffee will be served. Visiting Cousins Mrs. Minnie Slnfield of Alhambra, Calif., is spending a couple of months In Roseburg visiting her three cous , Ins, Mrs. William Damewood, .Mrs. Emma Cass and Mrs. Ag nes Ford. She was formerly Min nie Campbell and made her home here as a girl. She has been en Joying visits with friends in Days Creek, Riddle and Eugene during her stay In Oregon. Hore From Hollywood Mr. and Mrs. Grant Whytock and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Anderson of Hollvwood plan to leave Tuesday for Yellowstone and Glacier na tional parks on their vacation, following several days In Rose burg visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Whytock Is a movie director for Universal studios and Mr. Anderson Is in charge of special effects for the same studio, W.C.T.U. to Plcnlo The W.C.T.U. will hold a 1 o'clock potluek picnic luncheon at Ump qua park Wednesday. Those de siring transportation are asked to meet at the First Baptist church at 12:30 o'clock. During the afternoon an adult scripture speech contest will be held. L.T.L. members will present singing numbers. Those attend ing are asked to bring food for the potluek luncheon and their own table service. Poliet Launch Ticket Drivt For Annual Ball A fresh drive of tlckpt Issuing has been launched by the Rose burg police force, upon orders of Police Chief Calvin H. Build. Under the new temporary set up, recipients will be asked to forfeit a dollar for each ticket Issued, The money is collectible upon Issuance of the ticket. Recipients will be cited to ap pear at the Roseburg armory, Monday night, September 5. That's the nleht the Roseburg police holds Its annual Labor Day police benefit dance. Idaho Polio Epidemic Draws Oregon Nurses PORTLAND, July 26. (JP) Three Oregon nurses left Monday for Boise Ida., to serve In the rjollo enldenilc. while the Red Cross called for still more nurses to volunteer, i ne nurses arc nun, Flora Hunter, Portland; Miss HHt tie Barr, Yamhill and Mrs. Lor raine Masteds, Portland. The Red Cross appealed for five more nurses, needed Immediate ly In the Boise area. NQ, LAXATIVES NOW SAYS HAPPY 79-ER! "Had to fight constipation the last 60 yean. Nothing helped. Then I g!t wie to eating KKLLOUG'S ALL-BRAN very morning. Al most at once I had results. No laxative for last 6 months!" writes 79-year-old Mr. J. Wenig, 7723 So. Mich. Ave., Chi cago, III. One of many untolieitti ALL' BRAP Ultirt.Ar you ctiiatiDated due to lack of bulk in the diet? Tasty ALL-B.HAN may help you. Eat an ounce daily, drink plenty of water. If not satisfied after 10 days, send empty box to Kellogg's, Battle Creek. Mich, doubli you money back! i i NEWS Return to Portland Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ogle and sons, Rodnev and Russell, have return ed to their home in Portland, fol lowing a week in Roseburg visit ing Mr. Ogle's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ogle. Back From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. John Trozelle have return ed to their home In Roseburg, following a vacation trip to Los Angeles and Hollywood to visit relatives and friends. While In Hollvwood. thev visited Bob Car lisle, who is making a film of pictures he made in Japan. Upon completion of his work there, he will return to his home on the Fisher road on -the North Ump- mia near the Country club. Mrs, Trozelle has resumed her work as office assistant to Dr. Dalros and Dr. Mix. MARKETS PRODUCE PORTLAND, July 18. (IP) Butterfat tentative, subject to Immediate change): Premium quality maximum to .35 to 1 per cent acidity delivered in Port land. B1.64c lb.: first auality 59- 62c. lb.; second quality 55-58c. Valley routes and country points 2c less than first. Butter Wholesale . U. B. bulk cubes to wholesalers: Grade A A. 93 score. 61c lb.: A. 92 score. 60c lb.: B. 90 score, 57c lb.; i;. 89 score, 55c lb. Above prices are strictly nominal. Cneeie inciting price io rurv land wholesalers): Oregon sin- eles, 38i-47c; Oregon 5-lb. loat, 41149c. Eggs (To wholesalers): A grade large, 61i-621c; A grade, medium, 541-57jc; B grade, large, 531-55ic. Live Chickens (No. 1 quality F. O. B. plants): Broilers, under 2i lbs. 27-28c; fryers, 2J lbs., 31 33c: 3-4 lbs. 32-33c: roasters. 4 lbs, and over, 32-33c; fowl, leghorns, over 4 lbs.. 22c: colored fowl, all weiehts. 23-24c: old roosters, all weights, 18-20c lb. Rabbits (Average to grow ers) :Llve white, 4-5 lbs., 19o-21c; 5-6 lbs., 17-19c; colored, 2 cents lower; old or heavy does and bucks, 8-14c lb.; dressed fryers, 55-57c lb. Freeh Dreised Meats (Whole salers to retailers per Cwt.): Beef: Steers, good, 500-800 lbs., $41-43; commercial, $39-43; util ity, $35-36. Cows: Commercial, $35-37; util ity, $31-33; canners-cutters, $26 29. Beef Cute (Good steers): Hind quarters, $53-55; rounds, $53-55; full loins, triangles, $36-37; square chucks, $38-40; ribs, $50 53; forequarters, $36-37. Veal and Calf: Good, $40-42; commercial, $34-37; utility, $28-30. Lambi: Good-choice, spring lambs, $45-48; commercial, $42-43. Mutton: Good, 70 lbs., down, $18-20. Pork Cutsi Loins, No, 1, 812 lbs., $61-63; shoulders, 16 lbs., Hnwn. S41.4.1: snarerlhs. $48-51: carcasses, $35-36;mixed weights $3 lower. Wool: Coarse, valley and me dium grades, 45c lb. Mohair; Nominally 230 ID. on 12-month growth. Country-Killed Meats: VEAL: Top quality, 30-33e lb.; other grades according to weight and quality with poor or heavier 26-30c. Hogs: Light blockers, 31-32c lb.; sows 24-26C. Lambi: Top quality, 35-37C lb.; mutton, 8-10c. Beef: Good cows, 23-26c lb.; canners-cutters, 21-23c. Onions: Market full; yellow globe babosas, new crop, Calif. Med., large, $2-2-25; reds, $2.25 2.45; white globes, $3.50-4. Potatoes: Ore. Boardman dis trict whlterose No. 1, $2.60-2.85; No. 2, 90c-$l per 50 lbs. Hay: New crop windrow bales, U. S. No. 1 green alfalfa or bet ter, truck lots F; O. B. Portland, $29-30; U. S. No. 1 mixed timo thy, $33-34; new crop oats and vetch mixed hay, uncertielod clov er hay, $17-21, depending on qual ity, baled, on YVIllamette valley farms. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, July 25. W) Cattlt: Market uneven, most classes slow; limited offering good fed steers active; ranner and cutter cows as well as bulls active and steady; relatively few grass fat beef cows sold at noon; 2 loads, high good around 950 lb. experimentally fed steers, 27.00; load high good 1280 lb., 26.00; medlu i grassers, 21.00-24.00; lew medium and good fed grassers, 25.00; some heavy steers unsold; common steers down to 16.00; common and medium heifers, 14.50-19.00; odd head, 21.00; can ner and cutter cows mostly 11.00 12.50; fed beef type cutters to 13.00; common and medium cows, 13.0014.50; some held higher; good beef hulls, 19.00-20.00; com mon and medium sausage bulls, 15.50-17.00; good and choice veal era. 19.00-21.0C. . Hogs: Market fully steady: heavy butchers and heavy sows slow; some unsold; good and choice, 180-230 lb. butchers, 24.00; 245-280 lb., 21.00-22.00; good 350. 5;i0 lb. sows. 15.00-16.50; few un der 300 lb., 17.00; good and choice coder pigs, 24.00-25.tX); good heavy stags, 12.50-13.00; odd 380 lb. to 16.00. Sheep: Market mostly steady, sorting more severe; bulk good and choice spring lambs, 20.50 21.00; few, 21.50; medium and good, 19.50, common down to 17.00; medium and good feeders, 17.00 18.00; good yearlings, 18.00; good light ewes. 6.50-7.00; com mon down to 3.00. f"f.'toi Don't ) fiorhtr M y I'm Oviftof wild -s QL PUIVEX DOT" BORN THIRTY VE-. OUT OUR WAY ill w APING Every time a photographer came near Eric, a camera-shy S-month-old gorilla, he would go into a tantrum. So Pancho, his 3-year-old buddy, decided to ape the cameraman and do the job himself. And Eric, held by Phillip Carrol, obligingly poses for the older ape in New York. The little fellow's the youngest gorilla ever to arrive in the U, S. Weighing a mere seven pounds, the French Equatorial African native will grow into a 700-pound giant J uy tell r SWi'amiiw ififc m inwiami li iimmr.&.Mr.f -. ... J EAST AND WEST MEET This German beer garden is smack on the border of the French sector of Berlin and the Russian zone. In fact, the boundary runs right through the place, which means both ost gold (east money) and west geld (west money) can be used. With six Soviet-backed marks going for one Westmark, patrons usually sit on the Russian side, like this family, and pay for their food and drink in Eastmarks. Definitions Of Various Ups And Downs In Business Cycle Given In Economic Lexicon By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK, July 26. (B If business jargon that has cropped up since you were in scnooi gets you so confused that accounts of the economic trend these days re mind you of the sports announcer shouting he's up, no, he's down," then there's reassuring news. Now you can get precise, un derstandable deflnlts of: Infla tion, disinflation, deflation, refla tion, and hidden Inflation. You can get explanations of business cycle, recession, boom, depres sion. You can learn how econom ists differentiate between deficit financing and bankruptcy. These and some 2.400 other terms are defined In "a diction ary of economics, out todav. Harold S. Sloan and Arnold J. Zurchcr compiled It and Barnes & Noble of New York published it. "Atomistic socletv." vou may be surprised to learn, has noth ing to do with the atom bomb. Kalher. It s an economy n which there Is a distinct prepon derance of small, Independent, producing units." The term might ixm up one of these davs. now that Washington Is reviving its peeve against "big business." Did you know there is a crude birth rat and a refined birth rate? It's crude to tell how many babies are born per 1,000 persons In any given area In a year. It's refined "to allow for differences In the composition of the popu lation" say, how manv births for each 1,000 women of child bearing age. The "hedonistic principle" does not apply to one who likes bana na splits. It's the economic the ory that "the desire for well being and wealth stimulates an attempt to attain them however repugnant the effort expended." The book looks further into the world of labor. It defines fink, moiety, quickie strike, scab. "The Iron law of wages" holds that "wages tend to equal what the worker needs to maintain a bare subsistence level of living." It's sometimes called "the brazen law of wages." And " f r I cl I o n a 1 unemploy ment," It seems, is caused bv Im perfections in the technical func tioning of the labor market." An example would be when you're tn one town and the Job you could have turns up in another. 'Poverty" Is not an unfamiliar term, alas, to some of us. But the authors remind you it Is a relative term, denotlne absence of comforts and shortage of ne cessities. Which would place It 7-zr By J. R. Williams Grass Reseeding At Abbott Butte For Sheep Planned An observation trip 'to the Rogue River national forest has helped prepare local forest serv ice officals for a grass reseed ing plan to be carried on at Abbott butte, according to M. M. Nelson, Umpqua national forest supervisor. . Nelson said that Fire Assistant Ray Hampton and Ranger Mil ton Andrews returned from the Rogue River forest today after inspecting an area which had been planted to grass for range use. They accompanied Floyd Iver son, Portland range management expert. Nelson said Iverson would be here soon to look over the pro posed reseeding sites In the Ump, qua national forest. In addition to the Abbott butte location with planting slated there next month, two additional sites in the Diamond lake area will be Inspected. Plans are to reseed to grass there next year with the ranges to be occupied by sheep Danas. rne sneep win be orougnt here from eastern Oregon to help relieve the crowded condi tions In that area. According to Nelson, approx imately 800 head of cattle use the old meadow area at Abbott butte on a signed cattle allot ment. Cattle will be kept off the reseeded area to give it a chance to develop during the next two years, ha said. Orcgonian Carriers Off On Annual Coast Jaunt Seventeen young Oregonian carriers from Douglas county left this morning for Lakeside and the annual trip to the coast, ac cording to Homer Strickland, Or egonian district manager. Douglas county carriers will combine with Coos county carriers for the yearly picnic at Lakeside. Roseburg carriers who won the expense-free trip are Donald Ab bott, Clair Sutton, B. Wiles, Rob ert Cook, Gary Long, Donald Ba ker, Dallas Montgomery, Ralph Turner, Willie Melhoff, Tom Bently and Dexter Sims. Other carriers are Billle and Darrell Johnson, Myrtle Creek; Jess Martin, Canyonvllle; Doran Beaudoin, Winston; Silas Hudson, Sutherlln; Roy Anderson, Yon calla; and Larry Brown, Drain. 2nd Good Conduct Medal Given Sgt. J. W. Curtis NAGOYA AIR BASE. Naeova. Japan. Announcement of the awarding of the good conduct medal to Staff Sergeant James W. Curtis, son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Curtis, Roseburg, was released here recently by Colonel Walter C. White, commanding of- ncer, ruagoya air lorce base. Sgt. Curtis is accompanied by his wife, Ellen, and their two children, on his tour of duty in Japan. He is assigned to the 6105th food service squadron as supervisor of the commissary bakery. mis is Sgt. Curtis si'Cond good conduct medal and among other awards Is the air medal with four oak leaf clusters. , RADIO PRICES CUT PITTSBURGH, Julv 26-tP-Price reductions of from $5 to $200 on 16 radio models were announced today by Westlnghouse Electric Corp. The reductions are effective im mediately throughout the nation. The largest reduction is on an console. Its price was reduced from $499.95 to $299.95. Just about the day before payday. "Psychic income" comes from "satisfaction, other than material ones," you get from your Job. If you're a stockholder, you may have dark suspicions that a "limited dividend corporation" must be what your company is. Not necessarily. It's one with that specific provision In its in corporation papers. Earnings above requirements are supposed to he passed along In lower prices. The nostalgic can have a field day, too. Remember the blue eagle? It's In the book. And the Dawes plan, letter of. marque, the rullback. Townsend plan, yel low seal dollar. Not to forget elastic money and the sit-down strike. Or would you rather not remember? v miscellaneous Opening Soon Sanford's Candy Kitchen Fresh Candy Daily 12S WEST CASS FOR EAGLES National Life Inturance, Roy Ellli. 123 S. Pine. Phone VM. FREE DUMPING, rock or dirt, no trash." Criteser'l went end Oak St. Bridge. Fruits and Vegetables ROCHESTER AND CRAWFORD peaehet, now ready tot canning. Fred Burks, blue stand at Dillard on highway 99. $2.50 bushel, you pick. CUCUMBERS FOR PICKLES Pick them freih and tender. Harry Wesley, low er Garden. Valley Road. Bring con tafners. SWEET CORN for tale. C. H. Claypool. Rt. 2. Box 2R9-A, 2 miles northwest of Country Club. Garden Valley. FOR SALE Pickling cucumbers, fresh dill. Phone B25-J-5, Calkins Road, Box 165. Timber Sawmills WANTED Several Million Feet 2nd Growth Timber MUST BE Winter Show. Sullivan & Son Hbg.. 2 miles N. on 99 Phone 1M7-J Sawmill PORTABLE BELLS AW sawmill, new. still crated. Includes planer. W. H Damewood, Silver Nook Grill. WANTED One or more million feet of fine grain second growth or small old growth for portable mill. Letsom Bros., Box 436. Phone 504, Drain, Oregon. HAVE 30 M capacity sawmill, T. D. 18 cat; want ir aim u. i. iimuer. iiump age basis. Box 273, Canyonvllle, Ore gon, WANTED 2nd growth logs. Call or ap ply at wiiour Lior. -o., wuour, ure gon. 7 miles north of Roseburg on nignway m. FOR SALE Sawmill or any part G.M.u. diesel eager ana otner units. Boy Denny, 635 'a Winchester. Machinery For Sale DON'T BUY DIESEL POWER 'Till you 've seen liUKey uuioerson single iw 250 b.h.n. DUAL UNIT. 300-400 b.hn. G M. C. Gray marine diesela, 165 h p.. 3 HYSTER straddle buggies, large. FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS, com plete stock, or parts, uregons oniy reliable Gulberson dealer. Gilkey Diesel Sales 523 ft. Jackson FOR SALE OR RENT 3 yd. General power i novel. Hercules power, wiae tracks, used 3 months. 13 off new price. Call Higginbotham, Salem. Phone 20076. or Tillamook Hotel. FOR SALE: LeTourneau Angle dozer complete witn iront ena f.t.u tor db cat. L.ee inoriensen, a. nne. Phone 18-R-3. Notice l WILL NOT be responsible for any bills contracted Dy anyone oiner than myself, or any against personal or real extate or equity In said real estate located at 1 135 Corey Ave. . Roseburg from thli date on. Retta Myers. Attention Anglers THE RANCH at the end of the Sunshine Road is posted private property, ires passers will be proserut r d. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and relatives for their ants or Kind ness and beautiful floral offerings during our bereavement. Mrs. J. D. Wright and Family. WANT POSITION as traveling' com panion. Experienced driver. Mrs. ona- COe, 4.W-Y. f" AM NOT responsible for any debts otner man my own. 1 ranKiin v. Yowell. Trucks Extra! Extra! Special 1949 DODGE 2-TON TRUCK 7:30 10-ply Tires. Booster' Brakes, Reinforced Frame, 11 inch clutch, 4500 pound Front Axle And Look at This Prica $1899.00 Brand New Ready to Work Si Dillard Motor Co. Used Car Lot North Stephen! Street 1939 International Cabover New engine, 4 speed transmission. 3 speea u row me, naiueu iw iu . tire size 750-20 10 ply, $1,000. 5 miles south gravel pit road. C. S. lnsle, L. G. Star Route, Roseburg. 1947 NASH, $1250, or will trade for older car. Very good condition, box 420-G, Route 2, on Clover Lane in back of Airport Inn. Allen Johnson. 1935 CHEV. 1" ton Truck. Good condi tion thru-out saso. Also ngm singi horse trailer $75. J, N. Swanson. Shoestring Road. Riddle. 1946 INTERNATIONAL pickup: 1 1B48 international pR-xup; 1 singiu axle piling trailer. For Information Phone 432 129 2nd Ave. South. FOR SALE 1949 Mercury hi top condi tion. !ee at 0111 .aair 1 --.mociw.hi Station. A XLE" SHAFTS, for all make nf trucks. Hays irucn snop, vjoo n. oiepiwi. Phone 499-J-4. LEGAL NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF ORKIiUN FOR DOUOl.AS COUNTY SIM M ON npTnPBT r rttAPPEE. Plaintiff, vs. RONNIE YVONNE JEAN CHAPPEE. De TO RONNIE YVONNE JEAN CHAPPEE. the above named defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint of ilalntirr tiled against you in wie mouvr ntttled court and cause, on or before four (4 weeks from the date of the first publication of thts Summons: am if you fail to so appear and answer said complaint, plaintiff for want thereof will applv to the Court for the reltrf demanded In said complaint, a succinct statement of which is as follows: For a decree dissolving the marriage con tract between the plaintiff and the de fendant and for such other and further relief as the Court may seem meet and eqiii table. . This summon Is served upon you bv publication once each week for four successive weeks In the Roseburg News Review by older of the Honorable Carl K Wlmberly, Judge of the above en titled court, made on the 24th dav of June. IMS. and the time provided In said order for defendant to appear and answer plaintiff complaint u on or before four weeks from the date of first publication of thts summons. The date of first publication of thts summons ta June 28. 1H9 The date of last publication of this summons la July M. 1!49 John W. Purvis Attorney for Plaintiff Pnt office Address: Reeds port Oregon. Shop and Save With Classified Ads Livestock Bring Your Livestock WHERE they bring in th most money Sal every Friday. Livestock 12 o'clock. FuralUire T p. in. Roseburg Auction Phone 101 ONE DUROCK hog. weighing about SOO lbs. Good for butchering now. 17c per lb. Allen Sweely, Melrose Rt FOR SALE 14 Romney ewes, five regis tered; also 9 lambs. 1 registered buck. Phone Sutherlin 774, H. R. Cook, BOX 324. JERSEY COW with second calf, nice and gentle. 1S5. Geo. Barter, W. Melrose HI., BOX a-tJ. 50 HEAD YEARLING ewes for sale or trade for lambs. Market price. I'none 17Z-K. BREEDING EWES for sale or trade for fpprier Inmha A a frnm I In 3 vears. Isldoro Inda. Phone 40-F-15, Oakland. IN THE MARKET for fat and feeder lam oa, lat ana leeaer yearlings, om wether and old liver. Isldoro Inda, pnone 4i-i-i5. Oakland. FOR SALE Good cow, bred to Black Angus; freshen in month, 1175. Shet- lana pony, uaii so-t -a Kiversaaie, Kl. z, BOX WANTED FAT AND FEEDER lambs and yearlings. W. A. Blackert, Myrtle erceK. j'none ixa, rOR SALE 30 head of good ewes with Phone 6-F-ll FOR SALE Well bred Angora goats. w. i. uiCKson, IJ4 uougias, ieie- pnone 4ti7-Y. 5 HEAD COMMON 2 year old heifers. E. R .Sutton. 635 South Main. FOR SALE 75 sheep, $6. each. Arthur wecKS, KUCKies ki iwyrue ureeK. LINCOLN RAMS for sale, 5 miles east butnerun. A. v. Aoeene. WANTED All kinds of livestock. H. M. Cox, Call 990-J-4 Building Materials Plumbing Supplies and Building Material SPECIALS V2" Gal. Pipe, 12','c ft. 15c: 1", 22c; i , zuc; iva , ore, i , 10c, Pipe Figs 2Qrp Disc. 4" S. H. Cast Iron Soil Pipe 93c ft. D. H. $1.00 ft. Soil Ftgs. at Wholesale. Bathtubs Complete Elier and Richmond Cast Iron $75.00 Bathtubs Complete Universal Press Steel $65.00 Toilets S2A 00 to S3B .10 r-nmnlctp. Wash Basins $18.00 to $35.00 complete. njicnen ainxs fits.uu to saa.au com plete. 2 Comp. Cement Laundry Trays $14.00 40 Gal. Table Top Electric Hot Water Htrs. $105.00 Oak Flooring $100.00 Thousand. Nails. Roofing. Windows. Doors. In sulation, Shcetrock, Simpson Board, JtocKiam, aiucco netting. Metal L,atn Asphalt Tile. Brick. Aluminum Roof ing and Siding, Orangeburg Fibre ripe. Electric Ranges, Freezers. Refrigerators, Deep Pacific Deep Well Jet Pumps. V horse 1, $146.00. Direct to Buyer at Wholesale Denn Wholesale Co. North Umpqua Road Phonea 826-JX-3. 461-R-X Cement ....$!. 38 per sack 90 lbs. rolled roofing 3.75 per roll 45 lbs. rolled roofing , 2.35 per roll Grade 1 shingles 8.50 sq. Also Sherwin Williams paints at adver tised prices. Vour Hardware Store Howard's Hardware Winston. Oregon JUST ARRIVED a carload of 3." plas terboard. Special reduced price, 5 c sq. ft. Building Dept., Montgomery Ward Poultry Chicks Chicks New Hampshire chicks all year around. Day old and started from our PULL ORUM PASSED flocks. Priced to sell. Wanted New Hamp hatching eggs. Year around market. Our motto la to serve you best Ponton Hatchery 1440 Harvard Ave. West Roaeburg Phone 188 Baby Chicks Hamps, Reds, Crosses. Everr week in the year. Best of breeding. Pullorum passed. Hatching Eggs Wanted Vear around market. City agent, Douglas Co. Flour Mill Carr's Hatchery Look Inggl ass Rt Phone 18-F-3 SOME MORE of those good fryers. Drop a card how many you want. Mrs. Ray Davis, Oakland. Box H. DUCKS FOR SALE. Rt 2, Box 164C Phone 5Q2-J-4. N H FRYERS fur sale, $.40 lb. A. Roth, Brockway. Personal Dogs FOR SALE English Springer Spaniel pups. Champion blood lines, liver and white. 4 miles east Sutherlln on Nnn pareil Road. W. Metcalf. Call between and Bp FOR SALE Pedigreed Wire Terrier pup pies. J. A. Winter. Rt. 1, Box 261, 3 miles east of iel ley's Korner. Jacob's Kennel's Ph. 73-6-J GRA-HO COCKER KENNELS. Phone 63H or 452-Y Reg and ped. pupoies.ah colors Stud servlre. LABRADOR itETRIEVER pups, from championship lines. Litter registered. Reasonable. Ph. (W9-R-3. 112 Alameda. Autos FOR SALE 19;t6 Olds 8 sedan. Original finish, R St H, drive every day. Fair condition. $195 V. V, Harpham, Route 1, Box 52, phone 1.V57-J. Ti6 NASH, like' new. low mileage. 25 miles per gal. Radio, heater, bed. Terms, will trade. S12!5. See Shorty. Modern Furniture 8,M to 5-30. FOR SALE 48 BSA MOTORCYCLE! High speed cams and high comp. Call evenings 1410-RX. 1122 N. Jack son. MORE MONEY for your car Cash on the spot Corkrum Motors. Inc Ue Soto. Plymouth. Phone 4oa. 114 N Rose St. FOR SALE 1939 Nash sedan, radio, weather eye. overdrive. Clean, good condition. $395. 136 S. Stephens. Phone 447. "37 DODGE CONVERTIBLE. 4 new white side will tires Heater. New top. Good running condition. Call at 733 Cobb Stor Phone JW7-YX. 1941 FORD 4 door sedan for sale, tx cellcnt. Single owner. $650. Mrs. Gor- rell:415 SJaokson: 1939 LA SALLE Good condition, good rubber, radio, heater and seat covers. RCary. 3mt Eol Dixonville 1937 CHEV. sedan, good nihrWr.$lSnT rash. Signal Station, Stephens and Washington. 19CHRYSl.r.ri sedan, motor goodTSf 307 S, Mam St Autos LockwoocTs USED CARS Best Buys Anywhere 1848 CHEV. CONV. CLUB COUPE. Beautiful in every way. Tip top condition. Run 14,000 miles $1745.0f 1947 FORD STATION WAGON Breeze along with this one. Terms to fit your pocket book. Low mileage 1295.09 1947 FORD TUDOR SDN. Beautiful black shiny fin- - iah. Neat and trim. Radio and heater 1195.0 1946 CHEV. TUDOR SDN. Stop in and look at thli one. Excellent running con dition. - - - 1165.00 1946 WILLYS STATION WAGON Run just 10.000 miles. Ex ceptionally good condition throughout 1345.00; 1941 FORD FORDOR SDN. Interior like new. Equipped radio and heater. 745.00 1941 FORD COUPE Soprt job. New motor, clutch and battery. 855.00 1941 FORD TUDOR SDN. This one babied by form- er owner. Slick. - 795.00 1937 CHEV. FORDOR SDN. Body and upholstery extra nice. Runs like a top. .... 395.00 MODEL A COUPE It'll get you there and back 75.00 Open Sunday From 9 To 3 Trucks And Pickups 1946 Ford pickup 645.00 1947 Willys pickup 1195.00 1947 International Pickup 1195 00 1945 Ford lumber truck, tag along and roles 1995 00 1941 Ford dump 445.00 1940 Dodge school bus 1095.00 1940 Chev. Va T pickup 695.00 You Pay Less For Used Cars At LOCKWOOD MOTORS Easy Terms Better Buys At Barcus TRUCKS We're closing out our used truck stock. Come in and see these bargains. SAVE $0,000. 1949 Reo 316 log truck. ' 11. p. -nKine; tvw reeness ngm weight log trailer, both like new. Re sponsible party can handle with very small down payment. International log truck and trailer. A steal at 1990 1946 Dual drive Chev. lumber truck. Guaranteed A - 1 shape, new tires. Fully eauiDoed sn;n 1947 International li T. pickup" wiin s pen a 1 iaciory ouui enclosed body. New paint, low mileage, perfect condi ditton 171 1947 Studebaker pickup, excel lent ...1195. 1934 l'a T. Chev. flatbed, com pletely overhauled. A good truck tor ... .lit 1937 International truck and semi-trailer, good condition good tires 795 1937 Dodge panel, '42 motor 290 Car Bargains 1947 1946 1941 1941 1939 1946 1936 Bulck super convertible, a real bargain 199$ Dodge sedan, new paint, reconditioned motor. Perfect 159.1. DeSoto sdn. New motor. New paint. R St H. Ex cellent condition 104 Chrysler Coupe, recon ditioned motor g7 Packard convertible .. 495 Crosley. A Buv 395 Ford roadster wtth pick up dox, new motor Model A Ford sedan, good motor ...$ 185 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 trade-ins 1948 Harley "Davidson45 $550 WsHarley Davidson Shop KTK P.i,H,,"y Davids "iv? For S ale My Eqiit7"Fo7Sal9 " 1M) .Mm Club Cm,v.,M,. 7Mn