11 Thi Nwi-Rview, Hoieburg, Of Sot., Aug. 13, 1W
LOCAL
Reported HI Mrs. Pfaff Sr. Is
reported to be quite ill at her
home in KoseDurg.
Receiving Check-Up Wallace
Rapp of Roseburg left this week
Jor Rochester, Minn., to enter the
Mayo hospital lor a check-up.
Goes to Portland Mrs. E. E.
Emmltt of Roseburg left Friday
for Portland to visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. Harvey, formerly Ruby
Emmltt of this city.
Goes To Coos Bay Mrs. Jes
sie Vinson of Roseburg has lelt
for Coos Bay to visit her son-in-law
and daughter. Dr. and Mrs.
Dewey Wilson.
Vacationing Mrs. Martha
Brown, employee at the Rose
burg branch of the U. S. Na
tional bank, Is spending her va
cation visiting relatives and
friends In Pendleton.
Move Into New Home Mrs.
Squires and her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn
Roach and son, have moved from
Edwards camp at Coos Junction
to their new home In Cloverdale.
Dance To Be Held An apron
and overall dance will be held at
the South Deer Creek Grange
hall tonight. Members and friends
are Invited. Grange women are
asked to bring pies.
Visiting Sister Miss Martha
Young of Seattle Is spending a
part of her summer vacation vis
iting her sister, Mrs. Rush
Clarke, In Roseburg. Miss Young
is also a siier or tciwin o
Young of Oakland.
Leaving This Weekend Mrs.
Emma Looney of Los Angeles Is
leaving this weekend for her
nome, iounwing a visit witn tne
Clarke and Underwood families
at Umpqua. and Oakland and in
Roseburg with Mrs. Margaret
Shelton. Her father, the lale
John Noble, was one of the early
day county clerks of Douglas
county.
Visit at Melssner Home Mrs.
Elmer Brlckwell and daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Weber, and Mrs. June
Graham have returned to their
homes In Roseburg, following a
visit over Tuesday and Wednes
day with Mrs. Brlckwell's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mis.
R. W. Melssner, on Parrott street.
SLABWOOD
In 12-16 and 24 In. lengths
OLD GROWTH FIR
DOUBLl LOADS
WESTERN BATTERY
SEPARATOR
Phone
Machinery books bulls buildings cratts .
cots goldfish china glass lirai cement
sanarlei drugs gum underwear bottles
lumber shoes
neckties
J
L. X. lamps cows washers bricks
Oft bedding dogs matches
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"rft
in
nun X rrr
boots tools
paper eit
planN-4ankitrin,
-plaster cart jewelry
tractors violins furnaces per
fume bolts records furs rug,
wiring dishes sates ejg
treat coops rocks but
tons dentures cabi
nets paint
FEEDS
For Healthy, Producing Stock
MILK LAY PELLETS
MILK DEVELOPER PELLETS
for both Poultry and Turkeys
olso
Complete lina of Math Feeds for
Poultry, Turkey and Dairy Animals
Cash buyers of Poultry, Eggs and Turkeys
Wholesalers of
Blua Diamond
Fresh Dressed onj
Froien Poultry
We hove freshly dressed poultry for sale ot all times '
WE WILL DISCONTINUE BUYING EITHER LIVE
OR DRESSED RABBITS DURING WARM WEATHER
Northwest Poultry And
500 W. Lana
NEWS
To Visit Coos Bay Mrs. Jessie
Rapp left Friday for Coos Bay,
where she will visit at the home
of her son-in-law and daughter,
Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Wilson.
Visiting Grandmother Miss
Carmen Cooper, who makes her
home with her maternal erand-
ther, Mrs. Ada Durch, In El
("arose Is visiting at Kelley's cor
ner with her paternal grand
mother, Mrs. Cooper.
Completes Jury Duty Harry
Rapp, who has been spending the
fiast two weeks in Eugene serv
ing on federal court Jury, re
turned to his home In Roseburg.
The Jury, he reports, is to re
main subject to call for a period
of four months.
At Edwards Home Mrs. Ern
est Repola of North Hollywood,
Calif., and her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James
Iee and son James, are visiting
Mm. Repola's son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Edwards, and family, at Elga-
rose.
Leaves for Virginia Mrs. T. F.
Patterson, who has made her
home in Roseburg for many
vear. inft Krlfiav fnr Nnrfnllf
Va to reside with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Woodworth at 5503 Pamlico Cir
cle. Mrs. Woodworth Is the for
mer Margaret Sorley of this city.
Teen Age Party All teen
agers of the Winchester commu
nity are Invited to a party tonight
at 8 o'clock at the clubhouse with
Glenda Van Horn, Belty Robert
son and Eulala Olds as hostesses
and Mr. and Mrs. William John
son as chaperones.
Mrs. Dunn Better Mrs. T. H.
Dunn Is reported greatly Im
proved In health at her home at
Sumpter, Ore., following an ill
ness of a week. She Is well
known in Roseburg as she spends
the winter months here at the
home of her son-in-law and
daughter. Dr. and Mrs. G. W.
Marshall, on East Douglas street.
At Neuru Home Miss Bessie
Cleary, who teaches at Fallon,
Nev., and who has been enjoying
her summer vacation In Wash
ington, is In Roseburg until Aug.
18 visiting her nephew, Dr. Earl
Neuru. and family. She plans to
visit in California enroute back
to Nevada.
New Jersey Visitors Leave
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Palamara
of Roselle Park, N. J., have left
tor tneir nome via the Redwoods
and then on a trip through the
Grand Canyon, following a stay
in nusenurg as guesis OI Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Petnk. This was
their first trip to the west coast
and they report they are most
enthusiastic about this part of the
country and hope to locate in or
near Roseburg in a short time.
They visited Yellowstone Nation
al park enroule west and came
to Roseburg via the McKenzie
pass.
fruit pianet stoves
pigs bote toys
r-r- "
mud teads rope
wool diamonds
faadt fertiliser
' clocks hides
hots hair
horses
ustv
Dairy Products Co.
. Phone 210 and 14S3
X rF
Selection Of
Stampede Queen
Slated Sunday
Any girl In Douglas county who
aspires to be queen of the Trail
Dust Saddle club "Stampede"
should be at the county fair
grounds at 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
She should be an excellent
rider, attractive in appearance,
single, and between the ages of
16 and 21.
The queen and her court will
rule over the stampede to be held
three days this year Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Aug. 25, 26
and 27- -coinciding with the first
annual county fair.
Arrangements for the stampede
are being made by Nellie Berry,
president of the Trail Dust Saddle
club, and Ralph Beamer, general
cnairman oi tne amateur rodeo.
Rodeo stock will be provided by
Hugh Shepard of Ollala.
Besides the amateur rodeo
events, the stampede will include
noveny norse racing.
Cub Scouts And
Parents Enjoy
Annual Picnic
About 33 cub scouts and their
parents attended the annual pic
nic at Umpqua park Sunday, Aug.
7. Den mothers Myrtle Hargls and
Lucille Reed had charge of the
refreshments, while Cubmaster
Don Reed and Chick Vasey di
rected the games and contests.
In the tug-of-war, the cubs took
on a little too much weight and
experience and were dragged
across the finish line by their
molhers, despite frantic efforts to
tie their end of the rope around
a small sapling.
Ths molhers also took the cubs
to the cleaners in a Softball game
with final score, 10-9.
The cubs then took on their
finds in snftball, with den mot er
Myrtle Margis doing the umpir
ing Aftoi-fl tittht th.-u.
-- iiniiiiKa ui
play t ie cubs emerged victorious,
" V 11.
The three-lpcrpprt ram -if.tr rar
and scavanger hunt also provided
tun iur ine crowa.
St. George's Church
Dates Vacation School
A tWn . UA1, . Innn . II
church school at St. George's
i.uim.uiiai murcn win negin Aug.
15. according fn m nnnr.Mn.
from Father Alfred S. Tyson,
church rector.
T ie sessions will run from 912
noon, Monday through Friday, un
til Aug. 26.
The riallv u-hnHnla will I -I....-
- . r . -w. nlll i,,(.-iUtie
a worship service, study sessions,
t; ,.""" ",,a Project session,
rather Tyson reports that the lal
est In visual aids will be used
including film strips from the
diocesan offices.
1 he staff for this year's school
includes Kathpr Tun K-ui-,..,
Mav.'d. W" Gordo". Cora Jane
,.i.Kiar, irene irapalis, Bar
r Brand and Mrs. Tyson.
Mothers of the nnt-l.h ...ill u. i
charge of mid-morning snacks.
Benefit Dance For
Quake Victims Dated
For the relief of ea.thquake vie-
t ma In VrtAn- ,1 . . -
Columbus council 2939 will spon-
Tit ca hnnAflt J .
tVM i uanve at o'clock
Armory. - m m
Although the dance Is belni
snonsnrpH ku tk.- -
, WJ mucins or
Columbus, the donation will be
... umi oi ine people of Rose
burg, said Lee Emery, member of
.... ... c.iiKt-iiit-nis committee.
LOU Franm anrl him u i,t
lpy P?y will provide the music!
may do ontalned at the
MrVir n f t hu armnn, ... '
- '" vi inmi mem
bers of the Knights of Columbus.
Paul Bunyans Take Part
In Cottage Grove Fete
Eight Paul Bunyans of Rose
burg went to Cottage Grove this
morning to take part In the an
nual regatta parade there.
Sponsored bv the Cottage Grove
Junior Chamber of Commerce,
the parade was to be the biggest
in that city's historv. The queen's
hall will be tonight in the Cottage
Grove armory.
The legatla will feature motor
boat racing Sunday afternoon.
Stop Hers Mr. and Mrs. Har
rv W. Fredericks have left for
liieir home in Pittsburg, Calif.,
following an overnight stay In
Roseburg as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Carter on Military
sheet. They had been on a trip
to Eugene to see their new grand
son. Robert Stephen, who was re
cently born to Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Fredericks of that city. Wil
liam Fredericks is their son. Mrs.
Fredericks, formerly Shirley Car
ter. Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
II. B. Carter.
You Will Land The
BIG ONES With
Our Fishing Equipment
Lines Rods Creels
Leaden Hooks
Flies Plugs Salmon Eggs
Evinruda Motor
You will find only nationally known fishing equipment In
our complete stock. Equipment for the fly and for the sal
mon fisherman. Stop In today and select your equipment.
P
ACIFIC CHAIN SAW
HI way 19 North
Phone tt52-J
Children's Story Hour
Monday Subject Told
'The Little Rabbit 'Vho Wanted
Red Wings" is the title of the
story to be heard over the Y. M.
C. A. children's story hour Mon
day at 5 p. m. Mrs. May Mathews
will be the story teller for the
coming week, announced Mrs.
tsetn warg, x. m. w. A. youth com
mlt'ee member.
Mrs. Warg reminded all chil
dren listeners to the KRNR pro
gram that the children's story
hour Is now heard at 5 p. m. in
stead of 4:45. There will be only
one more weeK oi stories, follow
ing this week.
Story teller for last week was
Mrs. Esther Geddes.
Atty. Gen. Neuner
Issues Rulings
On 3 Questions
SALEM, Aug. 13 WThe ex
action oi "one-half of one cent
on each pound of butterfat " t
out In the milk marketing act it
the stale Is to be made from the
processing and non-processing
disributor alike and then oniy
on that milk in liquid .form sold
to the ultimate consumer by each
such distributor, Attorney Gen
eral George Neuner held here
naay. ine opinion was requeu
ed by Thomas L. Ohlsen, acting
milk marketing administrator.
A circuit Judge who retired on
October 31, 1948, when under the
law he was entitled to $250 a
month retirement benefits, is
now entitled to the Increased ben
efits provided In the 1949 amend
ment to the judges retirement
act, Neuner held. The opinion
was requesled by the secretary
of slate's accounting division and
specifically refers to Fred W.
Wilson, retired, who under the
amendment Is entitled to $312.50
per month.
The licensing act requiring fil
ing of names of persons licensed
to practice healing arts does not
apply to nurses, the attorney gen
eral maintained in an opinion di
rected to the state board for ex
amination and registration of
graduate nurses.
Alleged Unpaid Loans
Basis Of Suit Hera
A tuit to recover over' $16,000
alleged due on an unpaid loan was
filed In circuit court yesterday In
the casb Southern Oregon Produc
tion Credit association vs. L. E.
Mooney and his wife, Cecelia
Mooney, Jerry Haynes and John
Doe.
The plaintiff requests the court
appoint J. E. Young as receiver
lor involved mortgaged property.
In addition, the plaintiff demands
judgment for $15,480.33 alleged
due on loans made, plus Interest
of $688.28 and other Interest, $500
attorney's fees and expenses of
ine receiver.
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage License
BARTZ MORRIS Melford Ot
to Bart, Lawrence, Kans., and
Mnry Elizabeth Morris, Gardi
ner. Divorce Suits Filed
NEWTON Lawrence E. vs.
Goldle V. Newton. Married at
Coquille, March 21, 1942. Cruel
and Inhuman treatment charged.
rlalntlff requests custody of lour
minor children, sole ownership of
property.
HOSKIN John L. vs. Jose
phine Hop kin. Married at Van
couver, Wash., October 15, 1918.
Cruel and inhuman treatment is
charged. Plaintiff asks for prop
erty settlement.
WILDER Naomi vs. Burton
Wilder. Married at Riddle July
28, 1946. Cruel and Inhuman
treatment charged. Plaintiff re
quests custody of one child, plus
$50 monthly support.
Divorce Decrees Granted
LARTER Nelda from Henry
E. Larter.
LONG- Dolores from Roy Her
man Long.
REXFORD Mabel from Le
land Martin Rexford.
K ELL Y Vernadean from
Charles N. Kelly.
GARRISON Ef fie Elaine from
James Basil Garrison.
BINNS Margaret M., from
Melvln V. Binns.
SMITH Gladvs from Hiram
Smith.
Personal
SPENCER rORSETIFRB Mr InlS
Rurrh Phon .UH
jtlCOHOTtCS ANONYMOUS. PO Bos
HIS or Plum IMW-L or sne-J
CO.
The Smallest
Livestock
Schricker
Auction
mllea north of KoMburg. 4 mil south
of luUMrui).
At 1.-00 P. m. w wtU Mil:
Cattle
ONE EXCEPTIONALLY fill milk row,
tuit freh coupU of w ;. AIM
lu'lla, rowt with calves at tide, hii-
r. veal, always Daoy cajva.
Hogs
Fat hoc, weanar pigs, shoata.
Horses
Always good horse at thla auction.
Sheep
Brine In your ewes, we have several
Inquiries. We also sell fat and feeder
lemDs.
Furniture At 7:30 P.M.
At our furniture sale in the evenine.
always a aooa car, an ninas oi fur
niture ana miscellaneous.
One McCormark Deerlng electric sepa
rator line new. a lot oi new woven
wire. Bring your consignment as you
come to the sale. Bring livestock
Sunday or any lime.
Schricker & Sons,
Auctioneers
E. TELKAMP RING MAN
FOR SALE
SPECIAL OFFERING
Registered Hereford Cows
60 Head To Choose From
Will mU on, or group to iuIL
CALVES AT SIOC BRED BACK
Top quality At bloodlines Good
An excellent opportunity to leiect
foundation itock from heart of thil
well known herd. Priced from S2SO.
Alao lota of youns bulla for aala.
FLOUNCE ROCK RANCH
PROSPECT. ORE.
SI Wlllama Phone Prospect 1SOS
DISPERSAL-SALE
Registered American Saddle Bred hors
es. orooa mares, i a-yeir-om geia
ing, 2 three-year-old colts, 3 two-year-old
colts, 1 yearling colt. I five-year-old
stallion. Frank J. Gtbbi, P. O.
bow. 373, Phone 4-4749, Eugene. Ore.
Bring Your Livestock
WHERE they bring Id the most money
Sale every Friday.
Livestock 12 o'clock. Furniture T p. m.
Roseburg Auction
Phone 191
9 REGISTERED HEREFORD cows and
calves, 6 tirade Hereford cows and
Calves. All young cows. See Doc
Carter, Hansen Motor Tire Dept
Phone 44.
?ART PALOMINO saddle mare, colt.
saaoie ana ortaie. liw. uentie. uon
Smith, Riddle, 1 mile out on Canyon
vi lie Road.
STRAYED Black-white cow. long horns.
may De witn can, from my place near
Id ley Id. Reward for Information or
recovery. A. M. Selby. Glide, Oregon.
REGIFTERED CO RR IE DALE BUCK. 3
years old. G. A. Brown. Canyonvllle.
Phone 193 or Mrs, A. W. Bauro, Ph.
4to, Koaeourg.
FOR SALE Two nice fat g month bulls.
approximately 400 lbs: for beef or
breeding. Julius Maser, Riddle. Ore.
WANTED several good milk cows.
Fresh or to freshen soon. Fred Neal,
Myrtle Creek. Phone841.
fOH SALE Registered earllng Rom
ney rams. Phone 12-F-33. Virgil Smith,
Roseburg.
JERSEY COW for sale Frenhen August
15th. Neal C. Brown, Route 1. Cam
Valley.
WANTED FAT AND FEEDER Iambs
and yearlings. W A B lacker t. Myrtle
Creek. Phone 2H2.
FbR SALE 30 head of good ewes with
35 lambs You pick em. Wool on.
Phone C-F-ll
FOR SALE 37 Romney yearling ewes.
V others, two years and up. P. O.
Box '126 Langlois, Oregon.
FAMILYCOW. glOORt,g, Box 224.
Phone S3-F-25.
T FEEDER PIGS at market price for
sale. V. K.Holcomb, Kellogg.
ytUNO MARE, Saddle and 'brtdlt. 95.
wait Carter, Umpqua Park.
WANTED All kinds of livestock. R M.
Cox Call iWW-J-4
WANTED day old calf. Phone 33-F-21
Poultry
Baby" Chicks
Hamps, Reds, Crosses. Every week In
the yea.-. Best of breeding. Pullorum
passed-
Hatching Eggs Wanted
Year around market
, City agent, Douglas Ca Flour Mill
Carr's Hatchery
Lookingglass Rt Phone 18-F-3
N. H. Hen$
GOOD ROASTED STEWED SOUP
FILL YOUR LOCKERS now, 30e lb. Uve
weight. Orders taken for ' dressed, R.
Carv, miles eat of Dixonville.
NEW HAMPSHIRE pullets, phone 384-
R X-3
N H BREEDING COCKmFXS R. Carr
2 miles E of Dixonville.
Dogs
BEAUTIFUL PUREBRED German Shep
herd, g mo old. Pure pekee, toy shep
herds English terriers. Cockers.
Springers, and soma "tust dog "
Priced from $2 30 up. Paradise Pet
snop
Jacob's Kennel's Ph. 73-6-J
GRA-HO COCKER KENlVELS, Phone 30
or UJ.Y Reg and ped. pupOKell
color Srudenrlce
foi.LlE AND .MPHERD pups. (2 00
each. Hatha ray. Umpqua
SIAMESE Kirri.NSfor sale, purebred.
Phone S-F-12.
Hay, Grain, Feed
FOR SALE I -WO cleaned grain sacks,
lie each. J. G. Bacon. Umpqua, Ore-
FOR SATE -Grev oats rood for seed or
tr ton Ervtn
of Oakland
Machinery For Sale
W R 22 WHITE rear end. complete with
air Phore 391-R-4, 104 Sunset Lane
off Melrose Road.
Cheapest Workers in Town.. Want Ads
Autos
Lockwood's
USED CARS
Best Buys
Anywhere
194g FORD TUDOR SDN
Do fours If iustice. drive
home this beauty for only 11743 00
UHg DODGE FOR DOR SDN
Run lust ll.ooo miles. Fully
equipped not a scratch
1941 FORD TUDOR SDN
Carefree driving in thla
Immaculate - ....
. 1293
1B4T FORD FORDORf SDN.
One you'll be proud to
drive. Coma in and sea it
today. 1198.00
1947 WILLYS STATION WAGON
10.000 miles. Equipped with
overdrive, heater atnd many
others. 134300
1S46 CHEV. TUDOR SDN.
Get rid of that old car now,
see us about a trade today 118!
194g FORD TUDOR SDN.
Extra nice. 37.000 miles.
Today's best buy at 103U
1942 CHEV TUDOR SDN.
Mechanically sound Not
loaded with extras, but
comfortable. 193.00
1941 PONTIAC FOR DOR SDN.
Paint end body extra nice.
Radio and heater. A ma
ctianlcal gem. 993.00
1941 PORD TUDOR SDN
Why waste money on your
old ear when you can drive
a beaut like this one noma
for only T45 00
1941 FORD FOR DOR SDN.
Equipped with radio and
heater. Long trips will cost
less in this one. 993.00
1941 FORD COUPE
New motor, clutch, battery,
a fine car any way you
look at it. - 793.00
1941 NASH FOR DOR SDN
New paint and seat covers.
If its cheap transportation
you want look this one
over. 995.00
Open Sunday
From 9 To 3
Trucks And Pickups
1949 FORD TRUCK with U-Drive
Body $24Mnn
1947 INTERNATIONAL Pickup ion. no
lf4 FORD Pickup 943 00
1940 G M C. Chassis and cab. 793.00
1943 FORD Lumber truck Tag
and Roles 1903.00
1941 FORD Chassis and Cab. 443 00
You Pay Less Fo
Used Cars At '
LOCKWOOD
MOTORS
Easy Terms
Better Buys
At Barcus
TRUCKS
SAVE 98,000. 1949 ReO 318 log truck.
v n. p yngine: iihh ceeriess itgnr.
weight iie trailer, both like new Re
sponsible party ran handle with very
small down payment
1948 Chev. lumber truck. 1948
motor, Thornton dual drive,
new tires. Lumber rolls
with log bunks attached.
Ideal for lumber or abort
logs 31 M
International mg truck and trailer.
A steal at 1990
1947 Studebaker pickup, excel
lent 1193
1937 International truck and
semi-trailer good condition
food Ures 793
T. Chev flatbed, com
letelv overhauled. A good
truck for . 290
Car Bargains
1947 Buick super convertible,
a real bars In IBM
1941 Chrysler coupe, new paint.
reconamonea motor bt.i
1937 Nash Larayette. coach 193
1930 Model A Tord sedan, good
motor. , T3
BANK TERM
OPEN EVENINGS
BARCUS SALES &
SERVICE
Your Packard Dealer
Ry ss N at Canton Vall.T Road
Roseburg
Used Car
Center
Oak and Rose
FINE USED CARS
RftasAnatil sirirwl nil if twini
Chevrolet Buick Pontiae Cadillac
trade-ins.
FOR SALE t740 equity on 194. Chev
4 door sedan. Total price. $1393 or
will trade for best car offered Inquire
Sunset Grocery, 3 miles north of
Rnburg after 3 00 p. m. G -E.
Black 1942 Mercury
FOR DOR SEDAN, good condition, good
' low preuure tires. '3 Inch wheels
tM Marvln SLby. i!rd. Oregon
ORIGINAL OWNER mit;t sell '40 Olds
mob le club coupe, good clean car.
Hvdramattc drive First reasonable of
feraccepted Phone 4"3-R-A
fOR SALE 4 door sedan 1949 Mercury,
overdrive, radio, heater, complete.
3 0O0 mile Price 92230. Phone 714 or
S4. Mvrtle Creek
CLEANEST 40 CHEV. In town. White
sidewall tires, skirts. RAH See at the
Sunset Grocery. 2 miles N. of Roee-
ourg
MORE MONEY for your car Cash on
the spot Cork rum Motors. Inc Le
Soto, Plymouth, Phone 408. 114 N
Rose St
OR SALE BY OWNER. 39 Plymouth
business coupe, new motor, reaaonaoie.
&21R Doug Las.
FOR SATE OR TR A DE 1 94iTTviurn?h
speed twin. Cams I to L Phone lJOO.
Ask for Jim or Red.
'40 FORD DELUXE coupe. $300 cash.
Phom 8TVJ-1.
Autos
KEEL'S
Quality
Used Cars
SPECIAL
SPECIAL
1941 Tudor Chevrolet 839!
Hl-lorque motor in this
car with low mileage Good
mechanically thru out Ra
dio and heater.
1940 Pontiae S passenger foups 8643.00
A oargsin at mis price.
Radio and heater.
Don't Miss This bargain
1941 Buick 4 Door Sedin. Radio and
heater. Looks and runs like new.
reliant rubber. A beautiful car that
will solve your transportation prob
lem lor a long um.
More Choice Buys
1949 Studebaker Pickup 1 T.
1946 Studebaker Pickup T
1948 Plymouth
1942 Studebaker Champion Coup
1941 Buick Special
1941 DeSoto
1941 Plymouth Coupe
Be sure to pick your rxt from Keel'f
Studebaker Lot that gives a 3 day
driving trial You sr taking no
chances when you nuy from;
KEEL'S
STUDEBAKER QUALITY
Used Car Lot
Open evening! for your convenience
until S:00 p. m.
Phone 11 and IUS-J
Next to Roae Hotel S3 f. Stephana
Used Car
Specials
IS47 DODGE CUSTOM JDAN
Look i like new. Be lure
and ace this.
IMS PLYMOUTH SEDAN
We have 2 ot thi car.
Guaranteed to give you
many mllea of satisfaction. $1209. U0
1M0 CHEVROLET COUVE
A nice clean car only , 093.00
IMS CHEVROLET TUDOR
A popular model Clean aa
can be 1193.00
1S3S PLYMOUTH SEDAN
Look at thla price.
1S3S DeSOTO SEDAN
This car la In excellent
rondltlon. Paint, tirea and
motor A-l.
1948 DODGE 1', TON "1CKUP
New Urea, new paint 1393.00
193S rORO m TOW TRUCK
Here's a workhorae for
only. 393.00
REMEMBER WI TRADE AND
YOU CAN BUY CASH OR TERMS
lien n:ll I
o uuiuru
Motor Co.
USED CAR LOT
North Stephens Street
NEW
PLYMOUTH
$1735.00
DELIVERED In Roseburg. Nothing to
ouy out tne license.
ROSE
MOTOR
CO.
Chrysler Plymouth
Roee at Lane Bts. Phone M.
MECHANICS SPECIALS
Bring Your Cash
1.14 ford Sedan
1039 Chev. Sedan
la.14 Willy. ..
lR-tT Studebaker Coupe
19J9 Nith tudor
. 123
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. 493
NO GUARANTEES, BUT THEY ALL RUN
RIVERSIDE MOTORS
Willys Dealer
N. Stephens
Phone 430-R
rOR SALE "39 rord coupe deluxe, ov
erhauled motor, seel tesm lights,
heater Good conditio.- gno. S3S Htm
Uton. Phone S31-Y.
Autos
COME IN AND LOOK OVER our uew
ai J USeO Slew IV J teiMrtae e-. v -
UwO and up Immediate delivery on
the 1IM9 Hydra Ollde. 11 dow. II
month, to pay Harl.y Davldaon i 1
993 down-SSSO weekly
Davldaon. S'i miiea So Hwy , w.
Roburs.Oreg u .
rORSALE OR TRADE- Equity In 194S
Tord S pickup. 4 ipeea tr""1"1'1,,";
A-l condition throughout. Will take
good tued older model car In .
elau D. W. Keaaey. Ptteraon Auuw
motive, rn. jj.
For S
ale
1ST? OLDSMOBILE 4 doo. Sedan H9
. - . mistA - . b. pAni . s a I w il llama, i
Yoncall
Tractors
We Will Not Be Undersold!
RECONDITIONED TRACTORS
1 Caterpillar D6
g Caterpillar R4
g Caterpillar D4
30 Caterpillar D8
1 Hystcr Forklift
1 TD6 International
1 International Tfl ...
3 International TDA
3 International TD14 ..
1 International TD18 ..
International TD9 Front
4 Allis Chalmers HD7
1 Allis Chalmers HDI0
t Allis Chalmers HD14
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2375.
31M.!
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37 V).
37M
277 S.
3.17 S.
597 V
65 V)
4H.V1.
32.V1.
9030.
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Loaders
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Reconditioned
Shovels end Cranes
1 Browning Mobile Crane 1 yd. 14..W0.
3 Bucyrus Erie 15B Shovels 7.875.
2 Oifood ' yd Shovels.
2 Imley K12 Backhoa S.ftV).
g Insley K10 Shovels. 4.973.
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Tractors and Shovels
2g International TDg .... Bare at 1.975.
13 International T Bare at 1.473.
2 Caterpillar R4 Bare at 1.773.
g Caterpillar D4 . Bare at 2.373.
3 Insley KIO Cranes - Bare at 3.273.
3 Unit Cranes -Bare at 3.273.
Blades, Drums. Parts and other attach
ments in slock lor all above equip
ment. COME AND GET tM!
Pacific
Tractor & Equipment Corp.
1600 West 7th Avenue. Eugene, Oregon
Phone 4-6263 Evenings 3-3918
Trucks
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1940 ton
pickup with stake body, four new
tires. Mechanically good. 19:13 4 ton
pickup. Ford, three new tires, fair
condition Trade fnr hay or stock.
D. X, Thompson, Melrose R. R. Box
268.
FOR SALE "36 Diamond T ton pick
up. Good body and motor. 90'. t're.
A real buy, $693. See at 643 Fullerton
St. after 3 p. m., or during day at
Cooper Motors.
NEW AND USED Itrucks Logging trucks,
gravel trucks, flatbeds and lumber
trucks. We have a iew or good used
truck for your job. Call 1567-Y, Rose-
burg.
l1946INTERNATIONAL pickup. 1
1948 International pickup. 1 single
axis piling trailer For Information
Phone432 129 2nd Ave Soulli
1940 1 TON FORD panel Nearly new
motor, good condition $4M. Inquire
at the Lyle Stewie Associated Station,
Oajtla n d .
FOR SALE lj-ton 1939 Interrational
truck, combination stot-k rack Excel-
lenleondltionEd Dm!. 1 13NF)inL
AXLE SHAFTS for all makes of trucks!
Ray's Truck Shop. 3035 N Stephana,
Phone 4flfl J-4
1937 CHEVROLET IV tm flatMckTCan
4S-YX.
WANTED Lumber rolls for dual axle
truck. Virgil Reetz, Camas Valley.
Logging Equipment
NEW TD 14 International tractor. 500
hours, equipped with isaarson drum
and hydraulic straight laie, 10,500.
Willamette 11x13 convention donkev,
powered with new 671-GM dlesel. tor
que converter and torque mauler.
Sled, no lines. $6,000. Inquire Inter
ests teTractor it Equipment Co.
SKAGIT LOADER powered with new
Mercury engine complete with good
aled and some lines Price II. sou
Inquire Heath Bros- at Hew Lumber
Company. S Myrtle Creek Road, Myr-
t leCree k. Oregon
TOR SALE -20 Skagit yarder. complete
with rigging and small American saw
mill. Will sell separately or together.
Mrlton St Laurance. R.F.D. 1. Box 200,
Roseburg. Ore Phone14-F-42.
D4 CAT serial number T-J-4172wlth
Hyster drum and La Plant Choat. hy
draulic dozer See at Tyee Lumber Co..
Sutherlin. Ore., or phone 1202 Suther
lin MALL MODEL 7 chain ssw, 4 chains
2 bars 1st house on left entering
Myrtle Creek from north. Bud Scar-
brough.
FOR SALE DT 18 Intcrnltional tractor.
A-l condition. BX 200 Skagit yarder.
A-l condition K5 International dump
tnjck.Ph 318:J-3cvcning;.
TOR SALE Cheap. T. D 9 Tnterna-
ttonal cat with blade and drum. Wal-
teirNehrlng. Rt L Box 40-a.
6x6 STUDEBAKER DUMP truck. 1948
S1?!- '25 tr'l-- 3 months.
Box 139, Drain.
Building Materials
Roofinq Bargains
3"aio?h thlck But Shin1a' w-
Dutch Lap individuar''shingles.
. SS.9S
ws ,.M n.i , per tq
Hexagon Shingles, wt 163 lbs..
49S
5 70
140
199
J 00
Staggered Edge, Wt loS lbs."," per
30 'b; Apha!t Saturated Felt, wt"
33 lb. Roll Roofing wt!" 33 lbs ,
per roll ...
'b. Mineral Surfaced Roll. ' wt."
FREE eitimatea on Inellation' of any
290
DENN WHOLESALE CO.
1 u.1!'0?' VMPQUA ROAD
1 Mile from Tnnt of Jackaon 8L
Phone S2S-JX3
YOVH CREDIT'S O. K. STITH VS
ALL MATERIAL
To build, remodel, repair;
nothlns down, ea.y term.
CaU Mr. Holiapple. Roaeburs SST-Y
FOR SAl-E AtrTiieSTaerofid hand pipe
and lilline. Phone laflo-R-i. " ' "
Farm Equipment
Farm Machinery
S FT OLrvrR eomblne. Oliver 19 trac
tor on rubber and eel One 1-bottnm
It plow 7 n pow r mower 7 rt.
Tandem dlw. 3 wtl m. ftex harrow,
1 heavy tr.rtor trailer C.h or trade
Nhto" ''" 401 Voncalle.
roJ SALI-Bearrat t.rdrn tractor,
plow, cultivator, harrow. Parsers
Repair Shop. Hiwav 42
JOHN DKERE "lj-A combine for aale
Run. fine, lew than i, price Earl
Fuel
WS2,.T nd "rnace. Old
jrowth fir blocs peeler core. amaU
!J ?.?. u,,u1 Jperutl Price on plan
J 1nr hort time See thla
tin 2 Prompt deliver. Claude
Win.. Phone 1J-J.J or ltj-J-j
TOR SALf S:a(vwndMw.u,, rjrr-i
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