The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, August 17, 1949, Page 8, Image 8

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    I Th Ntwi-IUvitw, Roseburg, Of. WtaV, Aug, 17, 1949 ,
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Team to Praetiea The Eaglos
auxiliary drill team will meet al
8 o'clock Thursday night at the
hall to practice.
Visit at Ballsy Horns Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Elliott have returned
to their home in Portland, follow
ing a visit in Roseburg as guests
ol Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bailey.
Club to Meet West Melrose
club will meet Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Jen
nings Gravning. Members and
friends are Invited.
Attending Meeting Ottc W.
Harrah, Roseburg, who is em
ployed by Standard Oil company,
is attending an S.A.E. meeting
in Portland. He lelt here Sumiay
and will return home Thursday.
Return Home Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Crenshaw and sons, Eddie
and Gary, and Mrs. Crenshaw's
father, A. K. Gibbs, have return
ed to their homes in Roseburp.
following a vacation at Gold
Beach.
To Meet at Potluck Olalla
Busy Steppers club will meet
Thursday at a 12:30 o'clock pot
luck luncheon at the home of
Elizabeth Ollivant with Mabel
Roberta as hostess.
Grays Return Home Mr. and
Mr, fc A. Gray and son. Felix
returned to their home in Rose
burg Monday, following a trip to
Vernal, Utah, to visit Mr. Gray's
sister, Mrs. John Powell, and in
Rangley, Colo., visiting Mr.
Gray's brother, E. P. Gray.
To Meet Thursday Women of
the Roseburg Country club will
continue the championship goif
tournament play Thursday morn
ing at 8:30 o'clock at the club
course. Luncheon will be served
at 12:30 o'clock and the contract
bridge play will begin at 1:30 o'
clock. Back From Vacation Mr. and
Mrs. J. Jarvis Robertson and
ton, Jimmie, have returned to
their home In Roseburg. follow
Ing a vacation trip to Portland
and Diamond lake. They were
accompanied to Diamond lake
and back by Jerry O'Brien ot
this city. Mr. Robertson is owner
of the Associated service station
at the corner of Stephens and
Brockway streets and Mrs. Rob
ertson la office nurse to Dr. Hall
Seely.
Yaa tan always makt maaay
with a MtCallathl
Wherever there's wood to be
cut, there's profit to be mtde with a
McCulloch chsin sw. Blade sites sre
svtiltble for every type of cutting
operation, from felling giint red
woods to miking fence pons. You
can increase your esrning capacity
nske extra dollsrt for s long, long
time-by investing now io a depend
able, flit-cutting McCulloch.
You're) fnvlftd
Within the next few diyt, nop by our
Store for a reel demonstration of wood
cutting. Or (ire us s call sod we'll
try to srranftc a show for you at your
piece. There's no obligation. We went
you to see whit s McCulloch can do.
6 Modes AvaUobf
McCULLOCH
CHAIN SAW
SALES
SERVICE
Hiwoy 99 North
Roseburg
Phon 1547 R
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Return to Vancouver Mr. and
Mrs. F. G. (Doc) Whltsett and
son, Allen, have returned to their
home in Vancouver, Wash., fol
lowing a week vacationing in
Roseburg as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H. R. Reynolds. Mr. Wnit
ett was formerly here with Swilt
and company, prior to being
ransferred to- Vancouver two
years ago.
Leave for Funeral Mr. and
Mrs. fcsco Johnson of Roseburg
left Sunday for Klamath Falls to
Join their daughter, Mrs. Leslie
Mowdy, and her son, to go to
Mrs. F. G. (Doc) Whltsett and
Portaics, N. M., to an end lunerai
services for the Johnsons' son,
Carroll, whose body has been re
turned to this country from the
Soulh Pacific, where he was kill
ed during World War II.
Will Enjoy Vacation Dr. and
Mrs. R. L. Dunn of Roseburg
nlan to spend all of next week li
the foothills of Ml. Adams in
Washington as the guest of C. A.
Cooley, of Suthcrlin, who is there
for the summer doing govern
ment work. They will spend the
wpck fishing and vacationing and
will return to Portland Aug. 2H.
where Mrs. Dunn will leave for
Cannon bench to spend a part of
the following week attending a
Bible conference. Dr. Dunn will
return to his chiropractic office
In Roseburg the morning of Au
gust 29.
Visit In Roseburg Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Arthur of Portland
came to Roseburg this week lo
visit their cousins. Mrs. Albert
Long and Miss Millie Agee. This
is Mr. Arthur's first trip to R.jte
burg since he was associated
with his father, W. C. Arthur
ind brothers, Orval and Earl Ar
thur, who contracted and built
the Umpqua hotel. Elks temple
ana reiKins minding line latter
now known as the Pacific hold
ing), about 37 years ago. Mr. Ar
thur stated Roseburg had chang
ed greatly and was much Im
proved since he visited here the
last time.
Leave for Homes Mr. arid
Mrs, Hollo Sussex of Kansas City
and Mr. and Mrs. Orln Reedcr
and daughter. Miss Nancy, oi
Ponra City, Okla., left Tuesday
for Crater lake and points In Col
orado enroute back to their homes
following a vacation trip to Cali
fornia to visit relatives and to
Roseburg t visit Mi s. Reedt r's
and Mrs. Sussex' brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A.
KniRht. Also leaving Tuesday for
their home were the Sussex' son
nnd daughter-in-law, Dr. and
Mrs. James Sussex, and two
small daughters, Eileen and
Marv Patricia, who returned to
Vallejo, following a visit here.
Enloy Extended Vacation Mr.
and Mis. A. G. llennlnger and"
Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Ryan are
bark at their homes In Roseburg,
'ollowing a two months vacation
trip. They attended the national
Elks convention at Cleveland,
Ohio, visited Washington, D. C.
New York City and Boston and
took an automobile tour of the
New England states up through
noints of interest In Canada and
back via Niagara Falls, Buffalo
and Chicago, From there the Ry-
ns took the tram for Minneap
olis, Minn., to visit and the lion
nlngers left by train for Reno,
Nev., where they were later loin-
ed by the Ryans, who accompan
ied them to Lake Tanoe lor a
stay.
Maying's
Gyrafoam Washing
Action Does AM
Your Work for You
Genuine Maytag
construction means
years of superior
service.
Bergh's
ppliance Servlct
1200 S. Stephens
Oh boy! Is there anything
better than a good cool can of
the new Acme after driving a
truck all day?
Yupl Two cant of the new ACME I
ACMt IDIWtSlfS SauFnocllr
Qak$ Beat Star$
In Series. Onener
r
By JIM BACON
Asaoctaled Pre.. Sporuwriter
The Oakland Oaks are starting
to sway Hollywood's perch atop
the Pacific Coast league.
The Oaks came from behind
Tuesday night to lace the Stars,
7 to 3, in the opener of their
crucial seven-game series. Holly
wood went ahead, 3 to 2, in the
seventh but Earl Rapp's three-run
triple n the Oaks' half of the
inning put Oakland ahead for
good.
The win put the Oaks but five
games behind Hollywood.
However, Sacramento also Is
tied for second place by virtue of
a, 7-10-4 win over San Diego. The
Solons exploded for five runs
in the ninth inning. Padre Max
West, the league's top home run
slugger, hit No. 38.
In the battle of the cellar, Con
Dempsey of San Francisco tossed
a four-hitter at lowly Los An
geles for a 9-to-0 blankout. It was
Con's 11th win.
Charley Schanz notched his
17th win of the year as Seattle
took a 4-to-3 tenth-Inning de
cision from Portland. Heinz Beck
er, who scored three of the Rain-l-rs'
four, doubled In the tenth
and came home on Bill Ramsey's
single for the ball game.
Southworth, Braves' Boss,
Forced To Take Rest
BOSTON, Aug. 17. UP) Tired
out and worn to the edge of a
nervous breakdown, Billy South
worth, manager of the National
League champion Boston Braves,
today was somewhere near his
Sunbury, Ohio, home beginning
a rest that will last through the
remainder of the season.
"I think too much of Billy we
all do to have him continue
working the way he works when
he obviously isn't fit," explained
tribal president Lou Perini.
"I suffered a similar breakdown
myself about 15 years ago and If
ever I saw a man on the verge
rf surh a condition, Billy is that
man."
Asked directly If Southworth
would be bark as Braves manager
next year, Perini replied:
"Very, very definitely. He is the
best manager in baseball and he
is a fine fellow."
Johnny Cooney, In and out of
the Boston National league sys
tem for more than 30 years, re
luctantly took over the man
agerial post.
Elkton Victor Over
McKenzie Bridge, 15-4
Elkton swamped McKenzie
Bridge 15-4 In an Evergreen
league game played at McKenzie
Bridge Sunday by noundine three
McKenzie hurlers for 14 hits.
rive of the Elkton hits were
doubles, with Brooks and Parks
each garnering a pair and Myres
accounting tor the other. Swear-
Ingen and Park teamed to .Mmlt
the McKenzie batters to a lone
hit. a single by Hytrck.
Summary: RUE
Elkton ...15 14 4
McKenzie 4 14
Batteries: Elkton Swearincen
7, Parks 2 and Roberts. McKenzie
Bridge Wheeler 6, Hytrek 2 23,
D. Courtier 13 and Beans. Um
pires: Williams, plate; Brazeal,
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSE
MARSTERS KENNY Billy Ice
land Marsters and Patricia Mary
Ann Kenny, both of Roseburg.
BASEBALL STANDINGS
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
'By th AwnrUtrd PtymI
Wii hi nit ton Krrrtdy Dawnon. 142,
Chimtm. outpointed luug Kalfurd, 140.
Nw York. UV
Iam Angrlta Rrnlt? Doomen. 14(1,
Nrw Orlrn. outpointed Harold iBaby-
Ca-i Jonrs, l:iH. Flint. Mlrh . 10.
San Franclw-o Leonard Morrow. 177',
OnMand. stopped Arturo tiodov, 300
Chile. 10
Honolulu Mario Trio, l.Kt. Ixa Ange
les, outpointed James Perry, 137, Hono
lulu, a.
RABBIT BREEDERS MEET
Tho third meeting of the new
ly formed tlmpqua Rabbit Breed
ers association was held last
night at the home of President
Mrs J. C. Wiles, 817 South Main
street.
The principal topic of discus
sion was data about rabbits, Riven
bv Mr. ReldiriR.
ITCH
Sea hies It highly eon-
tagioui and Hill con
t'nue for llf If not
stopped. Its sole rue
la the ttrh-mtte. wntrh t Immune to
ordinary treatment F.XSOHA kills the
Itrh-mite almost mutant I v Onlv three
da a' FXSOR treatment Is require!
Mail orders given prompt attenUuBV
Free Meyer Drags, Basekarg
PILES"
I I HIMOft RMOIMI
KfCTAl AND COLON
AILMENTS
STOMACH DISORDERS
Trnt lltlMt ktpU IsmtM
wd ond Fri uttl iwu.t.a
Writ wXI tor Ffttl dncrlrl'M beMWt
The Dean Clinic
In Our 39th Yaar
M I. Center L eenele ed eewtl Ave.
Telea4e lAsf ! efted 14. 0e.
pel
HERO OF THE YEAR Pho
tographer Bert Kopperl of Los
Angeles, Calif., smiles from his
especially-built wheelchair after
being notified he will be honored
t the Hero ot the Year by the
Disabled American Veterans. The
32 - year - old cameraman was
stricken with infantile paralysis
in 1945 while In the Army in the
Philippines. The hero award will
be presented by Gen. Jonathan
M. Wainwright, national com
mander of the DAV, at the or
ganization's convention in Cleve
land. O.
i t.
GETS NEW POST
Rear Admiral Felix L. Johnson
(above), of Leonsrdtown, Md.,
former director of naval public
information, will be new direc
tor of nsvsl intellicence, suc
ceeding Rrsr Admiral Thomas
B. IntllJ, Houihton Lake. Mich.
Two Damage Suits Stem
From One Auto Accident
The following money suits
have been filed in circuit court:
Roy Thompson vs. Hay ward
Milling company. Plaintiff de
mands judgment for $2,327.25,
plus interest and costs for work
and services allegedly performed
but for which the plaintiff was
not paid.
Kir Manufacturing company
and London Guarantee and Acci
dent company, limited, vs. Stan
ley and Georce Paroz. Plaintiffs
demand judgment for $731.66
plus costs for damage to a ve
hicle operated by the plaintiff
because of allegedly 'jnlawful and
negligent acta of the defendants
which resulted in an auto acci
dent New Moose Clubroom
To Be Opened Tonight
The Initial opening of the new
Moose clubroom will be held to
night at 7 o'clock, according to
R. L. Rains. Moose secret ay.
Rains said the unofficial open
Inp will precede the regular lodp
meeting, to be held from 8:30-10
p m. Wives have been asked to
come to the lodge quarters fol
lowing the meeting.
The grand opening of the
Moose quarters, located in the
New-land building on South
Stephens street, will be held Aug.
27-28.
Ltf.AL NOTH
NOTICE IS HFRFRY GIVFN that at a
meeting of the Common Council of the
City of Roseburg. Oreon. held August
1 5, 1H49, the following Resolution w as
adopted'
RF SOLVED. That the Common Coun
cil of the Cltv of Kooeburg. Oregon,
deems It expedient and necearv to
Improve Ford Street from the North
Line of Moaner Street to the South Line
of Ijine Street in ihe City of Hoseburg.
Oregt'n. in the following manner
First: Hv grading said street to the
proper sub grade
Second H graveling and Oiling
the roadwav of said ruad thirty iJOi
feet In width
Third- By constructing sub-drains.
Fourth by rontructing ca'ch bMns.
Fifth By con (rurling curb returns.
Said Improvements are to be made In
accordance with the Charter and Ordi
nances of the Cltv of Roseburg. Oregon,
and the grade, plans, specifications and
estimates of ihe City Fngtneer filed In
the office of the City Recorder on the
l.tth day of August l4S whfrh said
grade, plans, specifications and esti
mates, are hrrehx approved and adopted
The entire costs of said Improve
ments, Including engineering, interest
and all other expenses which the Cttv
of Roseburg won id not ht e Incurred
except for the making of said Improve
ments shall be levied upon the proper
ty especially benefited thereby as pro
vided by the Charter of Ihe Citv tf
Roseburg. Oregon, and in accordance
with the petition of propertv owners to
he benefited h said improvement, and
no part thereof shall be paid by the
City of Roseburg
The estimate of the City Engineer of
the probable detai led rot of ad Im
provement is te sum of 2 40 ix)
BE IT rtRTMFR RFSOLVF.rt. That
the City Recorder be and he is Keren
directed to give notice of said Improve
ment as provided by ihe Charter of the
Cltv of Roseburg. Oregon.
Remonstrances against said proposed
improvements may oe riled
with Ihe undersigned within twenty 20'
davs from the first publication of this
nonce, which is the lith day of August.
149.
Wtl.MAM D BOt .I.MAN.
Recorder of the City of
hoseburg, Oregon.
The Smallest,
Fruits and Vegetables
Canning Tomatoes
9i as u-pick
t milee aoith of Roseburg Turn left
on Wins i on Koad, south of Winston
Bridge.
AIM cantaloupe, squash, sweet corn
James Garden
GRAVENSTEIN APPLES Peaches tor
canning, sweet corn, tomatoes, melons
and other fruits and vegetables at
the Kruse Stand. 1 mile west on Mai
rose Road Closed Saturday.
Canning peachfs Tree ripe, aoo
bushel U-plrk. Windfalls, 75c Bring
containers. JCrnest Vooroiea, Looking
glass. TOMATOES, INDIANA CANNERY fan
cy. 30 lb. flats, $130. 30 lb. seconds,
tl 00. Lindbloom, Dlxonvlll. Phone
lp-F-S. .
BURBANK AND 8LAPPY peaches
for canning. Ed Thiele, Winston. Civil
Bend Cemetery Road. Last bouse OP
lelt. Phone 13W-J-J.
fjL'ClTMBEHS FOR PICKLES Pick them
fresh and Under. Harry Wesley, low
er Garden Valley Road. Bring con
tainers
fbR SALE Sweet corn, canning toma
toes and cantaloupes. C. H. Clay pool.
Route 2.Box 35-A, Cardenyal.ey.
GOOD BARTLETT PEARS for canning
f 1 00 a box. Bring containers. Ewena
Bros.. GardenValley. Phone 33-K-ll
GRAVENSTEIN APPLES and Crawford
peaches for sale at the Fern green
house.
FOR SALE -Beans, corn, cucumbers,
tomatoes and melons. A. J. Rice, Dll
lrd CANNING PEACHES Ripe now. Hales.
Elbertas and Improved Elbertas. C. 1
Fullerton. Brockway. Phone3-F-3-
FOR SALE Corn for canning. 1st house
on right. Lower Garden Valley Road
Phone 31-F-31.
GRAVENSTEIN APPLES. Bartlett pears
50c bushel, you pick. Phone 1B-F-12,
H B. Jacoby, Looktingglass,
CANNING CORN ready now. you pick;
2 00 per sack. M. Lehne, Garden Val
ley Phone J-F-13.
FOR SALE Improved Elberta peaches.
$2 00 per bushel; you pick. W. D. Heaa,
Rt. 2. Box2tt6, Garden Valley.
BAHTLETT PEARS H. D. Scott. 4
blocks west Fair haven Market on Mel
rose Road. Bring boxes. Phone444-J-4.
CRA WFOHDCANNING peaches. Bench
land grown. Bring your own boxes.
3 miles Wof Sutherlin. Allen Tuthill.
FOR SALE Slappy peaches. $2 30 bu
You pick. Phone 32-F-2. W. D. Heaa.
Rt. 2.Bo 3fao. Garden Valley.
Cocker and canning corn now
ready. Riversdale. Curry Estate, Rt 2.
uox z.. uiarence maoiey.
GOOD WINDFALL' PEARS, 90c bushel,
You pick. Harry WlnMon.
PEACHES- YOU-PiCK.$l 00 bushel and
up. G. T Royer Sland. Dlllard.
CRAWFORD PEACHES. Hugh Ritchie,
Garden Valley. Rt. 2.
ROCHESTER PEACHES, ripe for can
nlng. A Rolh. Brockway.
PICKLING CUCUMBERS. Carr Bowers.
Calkins Road, phone P25-J-&,
Livestock
Bring Your Livestock
WHTRE they bring In the most money
Sale every Friday.
Livestock 12 o'clock. Furniture 7 p. m.
Roseburg Auction
Phone 101
9 REGISTERED HERKFORD rows and
calves. 0 Grade Hereford cows and
Calves. All young cows. See Doc
Carter, Hansen Motor Tire Dept
Phone 44B.
FOR SALE -2 saddle yearlings; bay
mare-quarter hore, IS months old.
also black pacer horse. Milk gnat and
4-month old kid, Bs relay. Box 274.
Melrose Rt.
FOR SALE 3 year old 1 8 thorough
bred filly; 3 year old thoroughbred
t riding; 2 year old Albino stud,
verett Cockrell. 1115 Fairhaven,
Roseburg. Ph. 1071-Y-X.
FOR SALE Hereford cow and black
Jersey bull; good for dairy services,
front state herd. John Makinson, Mel
rose Rt.. Box 304.
FOR SALE Purebred Corriedale Ram
lambs. From good stock. Write or see
Merle Sanders, Melrose fit Box 223.
Roiteburg.
PART PALOMINO saddle mare. colt,
saddle and bridle. SIM. Gentle. Don
Smith. Riddle, I mile out on Canyon
ville Road.
FOR SALE Saddle pony, 4 years old.
gentle. .V). 3' a miles N. of Roseburg
on (HJ, turn E. at Log Cabin Grocery,
Z E Whtttemore. Rt, 2. Box 893 E-ll.
SIM BUYS a very gentle milk cow.
Mike Gomes, l'i miles from Highway
42on Olalla Road.
FOR SALE One good saddle horse, SflO
or will trade for one good work
home. Melrose hi., box ihh.
WANTED several good milk cows
Fresh or to freshen soon. Fred Meal.
Myrtle Creek. Phone 841.
FOR SALE Registered yearling Rom
ney rams. Phone 12-F-23. Virgil Smith,
Roseburg.
WANTED FAT AND FEEDER lambs
and yearttngs. W A. Blackert, Myrtle
Creek. Phone 2R2
FOR SALE 30 head of good ewes with
25 lambs. You pick em. Wool on.
Phone 6-F-ll
WANTED All kinds of livestock. H.' M
Cox Call 9WO-J-4.
Poultry
Baby Chicks
Hamps. Reds. Crosses. Every week In
the year. Best of breeding. PuUorum
passed.
Hatching Eggs Wanted
Year around market
City agent, Douglas Co. Flour Mill
Carr's Hatchery
Ivoklngglass Rt Phone 1B-T-3
NOW AVAILABLE- We are receiving
applications for membership at our
Roseburg branch, located at 840 Short
Street. For Information and applica
tion blank, see Mr. L. D. Bloom at
the branch or write Pacflc Coopera
tive Poultry Producers. SOo S. K.
Ash Street. Portland 14. Oregon. This
cooperative Is owned by and now
serves over 3A00 Oregon producers and
Is open to membership for producers
of poultry, turkevs and all other live
stock Membership fee. 1 00 No con
tractual obligations or other cash
Investment required.
N. H.Hens
GOOD ROASTED STEWED SOUP
TILL YOUR LOCKERS now, 30c lh. live
weight. Orders taken for dressed. R.
Cary. 2 mileseatofDtxonyille;
FOR SALE- 't months old Barred
Rock pullels Trap-nested stock. Some
laving 1 V) each. R. Cockrum. 7
miles upS MrtleCreek
FOR SALE -25 white leghorns, JO An
conas, 2H Cornish Game. Melrose
Route, Box 21U-A
FOR SALE -Colored frvers. 40c a pound
Rt I. Box 178. Maurice Weber. Call
evenings
N H BREEDING COCKERELS, R. Cary
2 miles K of Dixunville.
Rabbits
Eating It A Habit
Make It A Rabbit
S. O. R. B. A.
FO R S ALE B reedTng-st oc k beef type
N Z White, White Flemish Giant.
Amanran Hutch and Silver Martin
rabbits Reldings Rabbi try, Rt 1. Box
101. Urams t'ass, Oregon.
NOTH g TO CREDITOR!
All persons having claims against
th Mist nl Rnv VanDvne. deceased
now pending in the County Court of
Douglas Countv, Oregon, are herebv
notified to present the same verified as
required bv law to the undersigned at
ih law offices of Orrutt. Long
Neuner, Roseburg. Oregon, within six
months from August ITth, IN"
M .R Y VAN DYNE. A IV
MixisvriiATitlY of the T-
iae of Roy Van Dyne, De
ceased.
Cheapest Workers in Town;. Want Ads
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l4g FORD TUDOR SON.
Do yourseir justice, anve
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10.000 miles. Equipped with
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see ua about a trade today 1169.00
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Extra nice, jt.ojo miles.
Today's best buy at .. ,,
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alecnaiucauy sou no. not
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comfortable. - 199.00
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Why waste money on your
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Equipped with radio and
healer. Long trlpa will cost
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1941 FORD COUPE
New motor, clutch, battery,
a fine car any way you
look at It- 795.00
1941 NASH FORDOR SDN
New paint and seat rovers.
If its cheap transportation
you want look thla one
over
1940 FORD TUDOR SEDAN.
radio and healer, clean
aa a pin, 645.00
1940 FORD COUPE.
good running condition,
good body and tires, 575 00
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1946 FORD TRUCK with U-Drive
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1M7 INTERNATIONAL Pickup 1095 00
IMS G. M C. Chassis and cab. 795.00
1945 FORD Lumber truck Tag
and Roles 1995 00
1941 FORD Chassis and Cab. m 445 00
1935 FORD Pickup, 250.00
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202 h. p engine; 1MB peerless light
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1946 Chev. lumber truck, 1946
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logs 2150
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1937 International truck and
semitrailer, rood condition
good tires . 795
1934 l's T. Cher, flatbed, com
letelv overhauled. A food
truck for 290
Car Bargains
1M7 Bulrk suoer convertible.
a real bargain .... 1995
1941 Chrysler coupe, new paint,
reconditioned motor 875
lam Nash LaFavette. coach 195
1930 Model A Ford sedan, good
motor. I, is
BANK TERMS
OPEN EVENINGS
BARCUS SALES &
SERVICE
Your Packard Dealer
Hwt M N at Canton Valla. Road
Roseburg
Used Car
Center
Oak and Rote
FINE USED CARS
Reasonable rire G M A.C terms.
Chevrolet ftuirk Pontlae Cadillac
trade-ins.
For S
ale
1942 MERCURY, low pressure tires. 13
inch wheels, verv good condition
Best offer takes. Across from A H
Mill. Dillard Selby.
For Sale
19.TT OLDSMOBILE 4 doot Sedan H944
motor 9234 cash. Coaiact Al WOllams
Y oncal la.
NASH. LIKE NEW. low mileage.
miles per gal. Radio, heater, bed
Terms, will trade See Shorty. Modern
Furniture. 3 30 to 3 30
ORIGINAL OWNER must sell 140 Olds
mobile Club Coupe. Good, clean car
hydra-matte drive. 1st reasonable offer
accepted Phone eso-n-a.
ter
7 OHO isiileaee. or .tell. Beet offer
McKissen. P. O. Bos 324, Oakland
Oregon.
MORS MONEY for your ear. Ce Of,
th. apot Cerkrum Motor. Inc ue
Son, Plrmoutk. Pkoae 40. U N
ltolSl
bewned UlM.. koeter. S133. 1SOS Pot
St. Ph l-n.
fiiTaTS isst ror SS. II 35. 1010
Belli St.
Autos
Hansen's
OK
Used Cars
Many Makes
S
P
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A
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Many Models
1949 BtTICK SPECIAL FORDOR
lj.uuo actual miles, slick
and clean. Just like naw SI M 00
1949 MERCURY FORDOR
Radio and heater, ready
to mo Onlv
MM 00
10,9 00
1947 PONTIAC SEDANETTE
Jet black and really beauti
ful. Fullv eoulDDed
1947 OLDS MOBILE
SEDANET 76
2-tone hydromatlc A fully
equipped and priced very
low.
1947 BUICK SITPER FORDOR
ror a better used car BET
TER BUY Bl'ICK.
194C MERCURY SPORT CPE.
Not a new car BUT It's
orlred to sell Onlv
1293.00
1095.00
1495.00
1943.00
1940 FORD TUDOR SEDAN
shines and sparkles like
new. Low mlleaae. Only
1947 CHEV. SPORT CPE.
ruliy equipped and a real
ly food number. Onlv
1947 OLDSMOBILE 7 FORDOR
Radio and neater, 2-lone
and only , -
Commercials
1944 DODGE MCKltP-Vrjf clean.
1941 CHEV. PICKUP New motor.
IH1 CHEV. .-T. PANIX-Cood.
Trades
G. M. A. C. TERMS
OPEN TILL 8 P.M.
USED CAR
CENTER
Oak & Rote
Used Car
Specials
1947 DODGE CUSTOM EDA!
Looks like new. Be sure
and see this.
194 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
We have 2 of th"e cart.
Guaranteed to tivm vou
many miles of satisfaction. 11295.00
1940 CHEVROLET COUPE
A nice clean car only , ,, 093.00
1949 CHEVROLET TV DOR
A popular model. Clean as
can be. 1193.00
1939 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
Look at this price. L 323 00
1939 DeSOTO SEDAN
Tnis car is in excellent
condition. Paint, tires and
motor A-l- 493.00
1949 DODGE IS TON TCKUP
new ures, new paint. 1393.00
1939 FORD l'fc TON TRUCK
Here'a a workhorse for
only. S9S00
REMEMBER WE TRADE AND
YOU CAN BUT CASH OR TERMS
Si" Dillard
Motor Co.
USED CAR LOT
North Stephens Street
NEW
PLYMOUTH
$1735.00
DELIVERED In Rnaeburg. Nothing to
buy but the license.
ROSE
MOTOR
CO.
Chrysler Plymouth
Rose aV Lane, Sts. - Phone 99
EQUITY for sale tn 1949 Studebaker
Champse S-resnfer eoupe. on It
anno usttee. 9700, Joe Bailey. Safeway
Meat Market.
Autos
USED CARS
Prices
Lowered
1HI WILLYS JEEPSTM
Practically new, raow
Dow
Price Pml
jim mo
fewatnr .
190 DODGE-Ct'sTOM
DELUXE SEDAN
Very good. We guaran
tee thla 141
1M1 WDSON UPElt-4
COUPE
Tlrea food, pelnt ffnod
mechanically very good TU
1M1 rORD COI'PI
Thia U good tranaporut-
uon
1M0 Ht'DSON SEDAN
SUPER SIX
140 HIIDSOM COUPE
New air ride Urea, good
motor - Mi
U40 DESOTO SEDAN
New paint, aeat covert . 5TI
1M0 PONTIAC SEDAN
New Urea, very clean 891
IKK HUDSON SEDAN
SUPER SIX
Very good mechanically SIS
IS3S HUDSON SEDAN
SM
SO
US
10
Mors Car For Your $ At
Roseburg.
Hudson Co.
HUDSON DEALER
702 ft Stephens Ph. 1270-R
COME IN AND LOOK OVER our new
and used Ha r ley Davidson Motorcycles,
9200 and up Immediate delivery on
the 1949 Hydra Glide, 13 down. 12
months to pay. Harley Davidson 123
9S down 93 90 weekly Joe's Harley
Davidson. 3 miles So. Hwy 99.
RoseburfjOref.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity In 1949
Ford 6 pickup, 4 .peed transmission.
A-l condition throughout. Will take
good used older model car in 9:100
class. D. W. Keasey, Ptterson'a Auto-
motive. PhMX
19.T9 PLYMOUTH COACH, food condi
tion. RH. 9400 cash or terms. Call
34 -R -3
rOR SALE OR TRADE 1930 Harlev
Davison motorcvele, as is, 930. 242 flint
Trucks
ARMY TRUCK PARTS OR parts for
ANY MAKE TRUCK. Phone or write.
If the parts you need are not In our
stock, we will be glad to pick them
up for you.
A. 6. Scarlett
479 W. 3th St . Eugene CMC Dealer
Phone 4-4239
POR SALE '36 Diamond T ton pick
up. Good body and motor. 90 ' tires.
A real buy, tl93. See at 643 Fullerton
St. after 3 p. m., or during day at
Cooper Motors.
NEW ANlPuSEDtTuckt Logging trucks,
gravel trucks, flat beds and lumber
trucks. We have a .lew or good used
truck for your job. Call 1387-Y. Rose,
burg.
11943 INTERNATIONAL pickup; 1
1943 International pickup: 1 single
axle piling trailer. For Information
Phone 432. 129 2nd Ave. South.
FOR SALE 14 -ton 1939 International
truck, combination stoik rack. Excel-
entcondltion. EdDeal. 113 S. Flint.
AXLE SHAFTSTTor all makes erf trucks.
Ray's Truck Shop. 2033 N. Stephana.
Phone 499-J-4.
Tractors
We Will Not Be Undersold
RECONDITIONED
8 Caterpillar R4
6 Caterpillar D4
1 Caterpillar DO
3 Caterpillar D7
3 Caterpillar D8
1 International TD9
1 International Tn
2 International TD9 ,
3 International TD14
1 International TD18
4 Allis Chalmers HD7 .
TRACTORS
Bare at 92375.
.. Bare at
.Bare at
.. Bare at
3 ISO.
3230.
7330.
82 V).
2330,
2775.
3.17V
3975.
6A50.
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1 Allis Chalmers HD10
. Bare at
5ft V).
2 Allis Chalmers HD14 ... Bare at 7330.
Reconditioned
Shovels & Cranes
1 Browning Mobile Crane
1 yd Bare 914.500.
3 Bucyrut Erie 13B Shovels Bare 7.975.
2 Osgood ' yd Shovels .Bare 9.3.10.
2 Inslev K12 Backhoe -...Bare 3 91.
9 Insley K10 Shovels Bare 4.A73.
ter ror ii n T'a t. Bare 3.7.10.
2 TD9 Front Loaders
.Bare 9430.
. "As Is"
Tractors & Shovels
12 Caterpillar R4
9 Caterpillar D4
..Bare at 91.773.
Bare at 2.37V
.. Bare at 6.97V
Bare at 1.47V
.. Bare at 1.97V
Rart at 1 XT
20 Caterpillar D9
u international iw
29 International TD9
3 insley Kio Cranes
3 Unit Cranes Bare at 3.27V
Blades. Drums. Parte and other
attach-equip-
mems in stock lor all above
COME AND GET -Mill
Pacific Tractor &
Equipment Corp.
lanrt West 7th Avenue.. Eugene. Oregon
Phone 4-6263 Evenings 5-3S1S
Logging Equipment
SKAGIT LOADER powered with new
Mercury engine complete with good
aled and some lines. Price 9 1.500.
Inquire Heath Bros, at Hew Lumber
Company, S Myrtle Creek Road. Myr-
1 le Creek. .Oregon.
FOR SALE 20 Skagit yarder. complete
with rigging and small American saw
mill. Will sell separately or together.
Melton aV Laurance, R F D. 1, Box 209,
Rose burg. Ore. Phone 14-F-42.
D4 CAT serial number 7J-4172 with
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 saw. 4 chains
2 bars. 1st house on left entering
Myrtle Creek from north. Bud Scar-
orou t n.
FOR SALE DT 18 International traetor,
A-l condition. BX 2O0 Skagit yarder.
A-l condition K3 International dump
-tP?fk Ph 319-J-9 evenings
Machinery For Sale
FOR SALE TD 19 Int. tractor, com.
pletely armored for logging. Isaacson
cable blade. Carco winch. 730 hours.
99.200 H D 14 Allis Chalmers tractor.
Naarson cable blade. Carco winch.
97.0OO. H D 14 Allis Chalmers, Carco
winch. 98OO0 Loading donkev. Wash
ington drums. swing boom. Mer
cury motor, completely equipped. larl
M. Minltt, Tiller. Ore.
W B 22 WHITE rear end. complete with
air Phone 391-R-4, 104 Sunset Lena
off VeliTse Rrtad
Miscellaneous
WOOL CARDING Recardlng Blankets.
Mattress pads made to order Wash-
trroa Woolen Mills. 1034-17th Ave.
S W Reatt te . W ash
FOR INVALIDS and elderly folks. 74
KrsaurriTi ear, 219 W. 4th Street.
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