The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, August 27, 1949, Page 10, Image 10

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    10 The Newt-Review, Roebiirg, Ore. So.., Aug. 27, 1949
LOCAL
Vititori Lcav Mri. O.
Doherty and daughter Cathy, left
Friday lor their home in Seattle,
following a few days in Elgarose
visiting Mrs. Ada Durch and Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Lucas. They
were en route home from a trip
to San Francisco, accompanied by
Miss Doris Jean Durch, where
they visited the latter's brother,
Joe Durch, and family. Miss Doris
Jean who was injured In an acci
dent at the Durch-Lucas ranch
upon her return, Is reported to be
doing nicely at Mercy hospital,
where she expects to be dis
charged this weekend. Miss Durch
is a student nurse at Providence
hospital School of Nursing in
Portland. She is a daughter of
Mrs. Ada Durch and a sister of
Mrs. Warren Lucas.
Mrs. Travis Home Mrs. John
Travis has returned to her home
In Roseburg, following the sum
mer visiting her two sons Wilbur
and Randall, at Pomeroy, Wash.
She also enjoyed a visit with
friends at Osotln, Wash., where
she formerly resided. Mrs. Travis
was brought back to Roseburg by
her son Randall, who will spend
a few days here, before going
back to Pomeroy.
Return to Illinois Mr. and
Mrs. James Doane left Saturday
enroute home to Aurora. III., alt
er spending the week of Aug. 13
to 20 at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Buzzell. Mrs. Doane
Is niece of Mrs. Buzzell. This
was her second trip west and her
husband's first. While here the
Buzzells accompanied them on
a trip to Crater Lake and to the
Oregon coast.
Returns to Salem Bill Whar
ton has returned to his work in
Salem, following a short stay
here visiting his father, J. R.
Wharton. His mother, Mrs. Sab
ra Wharton, Is spending several
days In San Francisco visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ben McNamee,
who has been ill.
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Install now Oonglno Ford
Irak Lining
Replenish beak-
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LOCKWOOD MOTORS
Rose and Oak
Phono 80
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AHtfHHOYD
Rheumatism Neuritis Sciatica
SUFFERERS
In The Roseburg Area
IF YOU WANT-RELIEF ond HELP
Send for our ARTHRITIS BOOK
('t Have Xo Mttlicint or
No Matter how long you have
suffered, or what you have tried
this instructive Arthritis Book.
written in easily understood
words, will enable you to fully
understand your own case and
may save you yean of sufferim.
tills book contains Information
heretofore known only to Spe
cialists. It explains the differ
ence between types of Arthritis
and between Arthritis and Rheu
matism. Sciatica. Neuritis and
Lumbago. It lists causes and
symptoms and describes associ
ated complicating diseases. It
explains the Anatomy and Physi
ology of the Involved Muscles.
Joints. and Nerves. Few realise
bow serious these disease can
NEWS
Return From Canada Mr.
and Mrs. Edward B. Row re
turned to their home in Roseburg
Friday, following a two weeks
vacation trip to Victoria and Van
couver, B. C. En route home, they
stopped In Seattle and Portland
to attend to business In the Inter
ests of Mrs. Row's Style shop.
Visiting At Stever Homo Mr.
and Mrs. N. E. McDermut of
Glendale, Calif., are in Roseburg
from Wednesday until Monday as
guests of the latter's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Stever. Mr. McDermut Is em
ployed by the Shell Oil company.
While here, he is enjoying the
(Uhing.
Visiting Kents Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Kent of Roseburg have had
as guests the last week Mr. and
Mrs. Ermil Shoemaker of
Mitc.iell, Ore., formerly of this
city, and Mrs. Dorothy Weaver
of Carmel, Calif. The Shoemakers
operate a large ranch at Mitchell.
They are also visiting other rela
tives while here.
Arrlvo From Portland Mr.
and Mrs. William B. McKlnnry
and daughter Mary Mae, of Port
land, are spending a few days
vacationing at the Dr. and Mrs.
H. C. Church summer home on
the North Umpqua at Winchester.
Mrs. McKinney is a sister of Dr.
Church.
Visitors Leavo Mr. and Mrs.
Maxwell M. Hamilton of Wash
ington, D. C, and the latter's
mother, Mrs. W. P. Fisher, of
Seattle left Friday for their
homes, following a visit with the
Hamilton' son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Church,
Sutherlln. They stayed at the Dr.
H. C. Church summer home on
the North Umpqua at Winchester.
Return Today Mrs. L. W.
Metzger and Mrs. M. Hazel Dixon
returned to their homes In Rose
burg today, following a stay In
Portland since Wednesday visit
ing relatives and friends.
Hutchlngs Homo ' Mr. and
Mrs. Koy Hutchlngs are back at
their home on Blakeley street In
Roseburg, following two weeks In
Portland visiting their two daugh-
u-ij ana ineir lamuies.
Vlaitnpa I C , anJ
Mri nitfnrt n T; -. .-I.-. "j
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John, left today for their home In
Seattle, following a week In Rose-
hlirff llfiltlnfV I Via fnrtnar'm U
and sisters, Mrs. J. F. Barker,
Mrs. vene Broadway and Mrs. L.
W. Josse.
Bso't From Like Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Nelson and son
Norman and daughter Helen, of
Elgarose and Leona Plumer of
Roseburg have returned to their
nomes, miiowing a lew days at
Crater lake.
At Sundberg Homo Mrs.
Henry Bartholomy of Drain and
Miss Maxlne Bartholomy of I -s
Angeles are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
George Sundberg and family at
Elgarose.
Visiting At Elgarose Mr. and
Mrs. P. B. Tinker of Lincoln,
Neb., are visiting the former's
brother and slster in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Tinker, of Elgarose.
Back From Coast Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Harding and Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Chapman have re
lumed to their homes In Rosa.
burg, following a four-day stay at
iiKi.il points.
Dependobl
Ptrforman
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America's foremost taw manu
facturer, this is the taw you
need to lower your coitt and
step up your production. It's
eaiy to operate, ond built for
trouble-free lervice.
Let ut give you oil the factt
about the Oittton Chain Saw
with Mercury Gasoline Engine.
Come in and talk it over.
CARL J. PEETZ
Phone 279
(20 8. Stephens
nyfAinj; Elst to Stll You)
become If long neglected.
Methods of treatment are men
tioned. You are told where to look
for Help and Psln relief near at
home, without the expense tf
trsvrllni to another cllmste.
This book is sent only to Suf
ferers who want and need help.
The edition is limited. Notice
may not appear asstn. Write at
once today for your copy SKND
t Three Cent Stamps ltd to help
cover distribution cost. You Incur
no obligation. We have no medi
cine or anythtna else to sell. You
will not be asked to send us a
penny of money. Addms
F. ReverolRR Ine-IDepl TH J
Bsl0tlbao.aerqneJ4.M.
At SJogran Homo Mr. and
Mrs. Milo Howard and children
Jimmie and Judy, of Springfield
are spending the weekend at El
garose visiting Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley Sjogren and family.
Return From Coast Dr. and
Mrs. C. B. Wade and Dr. and Mrs.
Clair K. Allen have returned to
their homes In Roseburg, follow
ing a week at coast points enjoy
ing a vacation.
At Cnter Lako Mr. and Mrs.
Fa ye Peterson and daughter
Helen, and Bill Ray of Roseburg
are enjoying a few days at Crater
bke.
Visiting Charles Olson of El
garose Is visiting at the homes of
I his son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Ramon Olson, and his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Hess, and with Mrs.
Dora Bruce in Eugene.
Oakota Pienio Dated The an
nual Dakota picnic will be held
in Mingus park, Coos Bay, Au
gust 28, at 12 o'clock. Ice cream,
coffee, sugar, cream and milk
will be furnished by the commit
tee. Return From Vacation Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Herman have re
turned to their homo In Laurel
wood after a vacation of several
weeks. They will reopen their
place of business, Velma's Beauty
shop, In the Pacific building, next
Tuesday.
Accepts Employment Miss
Shirley Neal of Corvallls has ac
cepted employment at Velma's
beauty shop, which reopens In the
raclllc building next Tuesday.
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses
PARKER-BRINGLE William
James Parker and Myrel Louise
uringie, ootn ol sutherlln.
TILLEY-SHOPE Hubert Lee
Tllley, Sutherlln, and May Dean
onope, naisey.
McCUMSEYRAGAN F rank
i neonore jwouumsey, Koseburg,
and Betty Lea Ragan, Winston.
Divorce Suit Filed
TRIIAX Marian (yiiilaa v.
Donald Truax. Married Eugene
Jan. ii, 19.JH. cruel and Inhuman
treatment chnronA Ciiutnttv nl
their three children and $75 a
month support asked.
Divorce Decrees Granted
CARTER Phyllis from Merle
Carter. Plaintiff's maiden name
of Phyllis Hunter restored.
rHAPPrpnihH r irnrr.
Ronnie Yvonne Jean Chappee.
FOX Lorna C. from Robert
E. Fox. Plaintiff's former name
of Lorna C. Crlppen restored.
ALLEN Emery A. from Sid
ney E. Allen. Property settlement
allowed giving plaintiff owner
ship of described property.
SHAMEHORN Eileen Gwen
dolyn from William Nell Shame
horn. Plaintiff granted custody
of their one child and $40 a
month support. Property settle
ment confirmed.
LA BRANCH Vivian Grace
from Earl Edward La Branch.
Custody of their two children and
$70 a month support granted
plaintiff.
Queen Of Rodeo
At Myrt.e Creek
Will Be Chosen
Preparations for Myrtle Creek's
annual rodeo, Sept. 4-5, got into
full swing this week with the an
nouncement that a state-wide call
for rodeo queen aspirants has
been Issued.
According to General Chairman
Frank Christian, any girl In the
stale may compete for the honor.
However, she must be between
16 21 years old and must be single.
Entrants have only until Satur
day night to file their blanks, with
the queen selection scheduled for
Sunday at 2 p.m. Three out-of-town
judges will select the out
standing candidate and the two
girls ranking next in line will com
prise the queen's court.
The queen will be selected on
the basis of appearance, horse
manship, and horse to rule over
the Labor day rodeo.
Crowning of the w inning entry
will take place at the Queen's
Bali Sept. 3, wilh festivites start
ing at 10 p.m. Music is to be fur
nished by Lou Franco and his
orchestra.
Damages And Judgment
On Account Are Asked
Klrby Williams has filed suit
in circuit court against Al How
ard and North Douglas Mills, Inc.,
asking damages of $583.04 and
judgment on an assigned account
of Paul Williams amounting to
$222.25. Williams claims he trans
ported 141.515 board feet of logs
at $4 per thousand from the Jack
Smith place 10 miles to the de
fendants mill at Sutherlin. but
that he did not receive payment
and the identity of the logs has
been destroyed by cutting.
A. F. Walter K rot to, M. 0.
Physician and Surgeon
U. S. National Bank Annex
Room 217
Office Phone: 1500
Res : rairr.aven Apu. Phone test
iffice hours: Mon. Thru Sat
SLABWOOD
In 12-16 ond 24 in. lengths
OLD GROWTH FIR
DOUILE LOADS
WESTERN BATTERY
SEPARATOR
hone M
Station Wagon
Of Red Cross In
Timely Service
The new station wagon of the
Douglas county chapter, American
Red Cross, was used to transport
the Roseburg swimming team,
sponsored by the Junior Cham
ber of Commerce, to The Dalles
for the swimming meet scheduled
tonight. The station wagon, which
comfortably seats six to eight per
sons, left Roseburg Friday noon,
William T. Evans, chapter chair
man, reported.
Evans pointed out that this Red
Cross vehicle might also be used
to supplement transportation fa
cilities of other responsible com
munity organizations in whose
programs Red Cross may have
a mutual interest. An example of
the uses to which the station
wagon might properly be put Is
the transporting of hospital pa
tients or other Invalided persons
for an occasional outing. This was
done earlier in the week, when a
group from the Veterans hospital
was transported to and from the
horse races.
Availability of the vehicle may
be somewhat limned Dy tne cur
rent lack of Red Cross-authorized
drivers. However, it Is felt, said
Evans, that with the development
of worthwhile service programs,
such as indicated above, interested
persons may wish to qualify as
members or ine local cnapiers
motor corps.
House-Approved
Air Force Funds
Pared Bv Senate
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27-4.VV
The Senate voted, 49 to 9, Friday
for a multi-million dollar cut in
funds the House approved for the
Air Forces.
It upheld action of the Senate
In knocking out $577,755,000 in
contract authority allowed by the
House for purchase ol additional
air planes.
It was the first test on reduc
tions of nearly $1,400,000,000 or
dered by the Appropriations com
mittee in military spending.
Leaders hoped to pass the $14,
000,000,000 money bill financing
the armed services from tests on
other proposed cuts.
The Senate also approved a cut
of $222,067,000 that its Appropri
ations committee made in cash
for the air forces.
The effect of the trimming Is
to hold the air arm to the 48
groups recommended by Presi
dent Truman. The House had vot
ed funds for an expansion to 58
combat groups.
The Armed Services bill has
been the biggest block of an ap
propriations log-Jam.
Truman Mum On Vaughn
Until After Testimony
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27. UP)
President Truman said Thursday
he won't discuss the Senate's five
percenter Inquiry until after his
army aide, MaJ. Gen. Harry 11.
Vaughan, has testified.
At a news conference the Pres
ident's attention was called to
testimony that Vaughan advised
the State Department In 1945 that
the President was "personally in
terested" In a proposed trip to
Italy by John Maragon.
A reporter asked Mr. Truman
if he knew about this situation,
or would comment.
The President said that he had
already stated that he had no
comment to make on the Senate
Inquiry until Vaughan takes the
stand.
He said he would answer ques
tions after tha. but not before.
The Senate committee's tenta
tive schedule of hearings now
calls for Vaughan to testify next
Tuesday.
RELEASED ON BAIL
Robert Stuart has been re
leased on $100 hall following his
arrest by police on a charge of
failure to leave name and address
at the scene of an accident, re
ported Justice of Peace A. J.
Geddes. Stuart was arrested on
a warrant signed by Carl Gudel
following an accident in which
the car he was driving allegedly
struck the parked car of Gudel.
SPEEDER FINED
Phillip F. Flynn, 28, Roseburg.
Pleaded guilty In municipal court
riday to a speeding charge and
was fined $15, according to Judge
Ira B. Riddle.
Two other men, both transients,
pleaded g u II t v to vagrancy
charges, Judge Riddle reported.
The men. Joseph Arthur LI
7atte, 47, and Hiram Good, 71, re
ceived $20 fines, suspended on
condition they leave town Immedi
ately. EMPLOYERS PICNIC
Employes and their families of
Hansen Motor company and Rose
burg Motor company will hold a
Joint picnic at 4 o'clock this
afternoon at the Veterans hos
pital grounds. Approximately 175
persons are expected to attend.
A baseball game between em
ployes of the two companies is
to be one of the principal fea
tures. Sphagnum (neat moss is anti
septic and ohjects like logs, clolh
and even bodies buried in it are
prevented from rotting and
sometimes preserved for centur
ies. Logging Equipment
WANT TO RF-NT-Rmsll yarder equip
ped wllh Ti- lrtw rt mainline, haul
back to so wllh Mm. Inquire at
ftnoqua Stcre. t'mpqua. Or Hardly
AM log Co., Hubbard Creek. Ump
qua. Or-
fOR SAl.lt - 1MO slnile aie Interna
llonal log truck and trailer wi'n
steady Job. stTSO Will accept car at
down pamenl. D. J. Mai
anley.
miu
ait of Oakland
tM CAT wnal number -Jl7J Willi
Hvster drum and Lef'lant Choat. hy.
dreulif dot-r see at Tee Lumber Co
Sutherlln. Ore., or phono lns author-
lin.
fbR "SALI TIT IS International tractor.
A-l condition. BX SI Skatlt yardcr.
A-l condition K International dump
truck. Ph SIS-J-A evening.
i ande n MAI-L rhtaei ch.itnl
Stinger and trant-nltaton (or Mall
Cheap SU S Jackaon
f CI CAT. fulie equlppedlor logging
ft.TTSnnn ao nest to Oel Re t. afo.
WlnrhMtor. Oregon. Phone Slt-R-4
The Smallest,
Help Wanted
Opportunity
For Young Man
BETWEEN AGES 2-V3S. .ntritd In
moving aneaa witn aa..y expand
ing men i cloth In busineta. ExDrt
nc In raUll atlllnf dckirabla but not
compulsory. Col! education pre
ferred, but not nereaiary. Chancs (or
advancement excellent. Livable wage
guaranteed. Write, Bom 081, N awa
it view.
Stenographer
Wanted
Apply personnel office.
Martin Bros. Box Co.
Oakland, Oregon
Wanted
Experienced Studebaker
Mechanic
KT.T.V MOTOR CO.
44:iN.JaVkwi!i
BIG CHRISTMAS CARD VALUES
90 COR SI WITH NAME
Make big prnflta on quirk aalea! 21-Card
SI "Leader" Assortment sella on tight
pays you up to llM'r cash profit:
Religious. Humorous. New PLASTICS.
Dents, Everyday, others. Imprinted
Napkins, Floral Notes. "Leader" on
approval, plus TREE Imprint samples.
STVLAHT. i:uo Santee, Dept. 45, Los
Angeles Calif.
WANTED
Head Waitress
Hotel Coffee Shop and dining room.
Steady position
Apply to Management
Hotel Umpqua
EXPERT
Body and Fender Man
WANTED
SEE RALPH HERMAN
Roseburg Motor Co.
Fountain Girl
NIGHT SHIFT
THE DRIVE INN
1 mile So on Hlway 99
Wanted
Auto Mechanics
Service Salesman
LOCKWOOD MOTORS
CAR HOP WANTED
THE DrTvE INN
ONE MIL! BO. ON H1WAY W
Wanted
Experienced Bookkeeper
State age and experience. Newa Review
Bo X &HO.
Hop harvest now on at chants
pass. oregon. 500 hop pickers
NEKDED Some machine workers
wanted. Pay 3c lb. Crop good. Job 3
weeka. Housing and camp space avail
able. Apply at Oregon Stale Employ,
ment Office. Rrdwood Hotel Bldg ,
Grants Pm. Oregon.
WANTED Experienced logglnT truck
driver and loading engineer. Apply
Powells office, Yoncalla. Ph. Yoncalla
,1112.
SAWYER. 49.000 capacity circular mlTT
Must know grades. Pacific Lumber
Distributors. Riddle, ph. 2.
MEN WANTED-Wrlte LvTe L. Reeve.
Gen. Del.. Sutherlln. Give address, 1
wlll contact you at your home.
WANTED I sawmill electrician. Must
be capable and experienced. Steady
employment W A Wnodard Lumber
Co . Cottage Grove, Oregon.
WANTED LOGGER with equipment to
log by contract. Coon Creek Timber
Co , Phonel 396.
CaDIES Wouldyou Invent 3 hours a day
for eirnings of $40. each week? Write
Box . News-Review.
WANTED Experienced ladv frv cook.
Sleeping room available. Dillard Steak
IIOUM.
WANTED Second loader. Witcher Log-
ging Co. Ph. 51B-J-3, evening
WANTED A truck to haul logs; abort
haul. Phone 13-J-4.
HARDER ENGINEEk-4 miles east on
N. Umpqua road Decker Logging Co
WANTED Combination cook and watt-
res. Apply at Bowling Alley Cafe.
WANTED Log trucks. Call 093-R-3.
Work Wanted
Rsbg. Sanitation Service
SEPTIC tanks cleaned, no extra charge
for drain lines. No charge for open
ing tank. Prompt service. No mile
aie charge, reasonable rates, special
rates far commercial tank.
74ShortSt Ph 1.BM-V P.O. Box am
ALL BUILD I NO construction, new and
old. remodeling, 107 down, no Job too
large or too small All type masonry
construction. flagstone and brick:
barbecues and patioa a ipecialty Mag
nettte floor and dram boards Phone
l.VW-W-l, contractor. A R Snow
Subsoilinq Done
See Reinhold Blank
Lookintclau
ARRANGE FOR YOl'R fall plowing
now. 30 to 1000 acres, contract or
by the hour. Good equipment Ph.
68.W-3
Ol
iver s
ARK Ol'T OP TOWN for a short time
Sepnc tanks and drain lds
CAOY DESIRES STEADY or part time
work : waitress, counter or fountain
kitchen helper, clerk, baby sitter
Call Viola JS3-L. 4lSoulhPtne.
BASEMENTS AND back yards cleaned.
Light pickup and delivery C. A
Deal.Phone IViti-J-3. Rosi burg
FLOOR COVER INQ Complete sales and
tnttallationa Free estimates. Modern
FltHir Covering Phone 34
HOUSE MOVING, foundattonlevellng.
14 years experience P at B Towing.
743 S. Strphena, Phone 2.
ALTERATIONS. DRESSMAKING. All
tpes. Mrs. Don W Garrison, 1005
Madrone St Phone n2;L:
WANTED -HOUSEWORK. R.V hour. Call
before 7 a. m. or after 3 00 p, m ,
UHl-RX
WILLWORK AT odd Jobs by tht hour
or day, within two miles of town
Write P O Box2U.
CARPENTFR WORK, painting, and ce
ment work. M. J. Magneas, ph. 172-Y-X
WANTED Work for short log truck,
lit and 1R ft toga See L. M. Kramer
Cama Valley.
WANTED- Ironing In mv home. 531
Fowler St Phone d JX
WASHING AND IRONING In my' horn.
Phone 1M6-R -1
Trucks
SAVE $3000
On this brand new Diamond T trtick.
WH model. 1) H. P engine. 806 tnch
W B, lOOWxao 12-plv all traction
Urea, Budd wheels. Timken SW-JOIO
PA Tandem Axle unit. 3 need trans
miuton. plua auxiliary trenmtaion
If ou need a truck for log haul
ing, look this one mer. It s a buy
Our loaa la your gain,
Parmenter Pontiac Co.
Dealer
MT Pearl St Eugene. Oregon
I IMS INTERNATIONAL pickup. V
lfHg International pickup. 1 etngle
axle piling trailer For Information
Phone 4.U 122ndAveS.-Hith
fOR SALI7- yard Hiel dump bed
and hoi-.t. A-l condition See at t'nited
Truck Service. Sutherlin. or call -T-2S
toternirg
AXt.E"SHAFTS for all makes -f tnieka.
Rav's TVu.-l. Shav 3D&3 N Stephana.
Phone 4a J 4
fan S A LI C he " dump ' tract god
condition Ray Parker, ph lf-J-l.
Cheapest Workers in Town ..Want Ads
Fruits and Vegetables
Canning Peaches
Now readv, Elberta and Improved El
bert a; Halaa later. Local watermelon,
rantaloupe, Cranshaws, tomatoes,
Gravenstein apples, peart. Table Queen
aquath. Please bring container. Open
'till 4V00 p. m.
Wilson's Fruit Farm
and Market
Winston Phone 47-J-4
Peaches
Hale And Elberta
32 00 bushel. Inaley Place, Happy Valley
Road. Bring containers.
BUSH. Get your canning peaches this
week. Try our Hales. Improved Elber
tas and old fashioned Eibertaa. Young
orchard, lovely fruit. Also nice wind
falls. You pick or we pick. 3rd house
S of the DUlard bridge on Highway
W: look for tha weeping willow In
Iront. Bert Laura nee.
Improved Elberta Peaches
S2 00 bunhel; select 92 30. Bring boxes.
Voorhies Ranch
Looklngglasa Valley
Canning Tomatoes
$1 00 bushel. Bring own container. 2li
miles on old Dixonville Rd Chaa
Neavoll. GRAVENSTEIN APPLESPeaches for
canning, sweet corn, tomatoes, melons
and other fruit and vegetables at
the Kruse Stand. 1 mile west on Mel
rose Road. Cloied Saturday
PEACHES Elbertas, Hales and Im
proved Elberta for canning. Ed
Thielc, Winston. Civil Bend Cemetery
road, last house on left. Phone
lSuo-J-3.
TOMATOES. YOU PICK. Peaches. Im
proved Eibertaa, and Hales: beautiful
and fully tree ripened, from young
trees. Pears. Dillard melons. 1st fruit
stand across Dillard bridge. Hersc It
er's Fruit Stand. Dillard.
SWEET DATE PRUNES Need litUe or
no sugar. You pick, 30c bushel. Sun
day, Monday. Margaret B. Adair.
Brock way. 8th house on right on
Looklngilasa Road.
CUCUMBERS FOR PICKLES Pick them
fresh and tender. Harry Wesley, low
er Garden Valley Road. Bring con
tainer
GRAVEN STEIN APPLES. 11 V) and S2.M
a box. Bring container. Washed and
free of spray. 3 miles S. Dixonville
v m ft. uaiiey.
LOCKER AND CANNING corn now
ready; also pears and cantaloupe. Rtv
' ersdale. Curry Estate, Rt. 2, Boa 303
Clarence Mabley. '
READY NOW. Halea and Improved Ei
bertaa. Also rabbits and hutches. Rov
er Fruit Market. 8 mile S. on
highway 99. Ph 22-F-13.
CRAWFORD CANNING peaches. Bench-
land grown. Bring your own boxes.
You pick or we pick. 3 mile W. of
Sutherlin. Allen Tuthlll.
CHOICE UPLAND Hale and Improved
Kinerta peacnea now reaay. u-pck or
I pick. Emery Baker, ',s mile W. of
Brock way store.
BARTLETT PEARS, 91 00 box: you pick
5c n. t-. !cott, 1 o loc its west ox
Fairhaven, Melrose Road. Ph. 444-J-4.
CANNING BEANS, tomatoes and mel
ons for sale. 1 mile aoutn of Dillard
Moore and Rice.
FOR SALE -Canning tomatoes. 91 per
tunnel: you dick. w. a. toneoraxe.
Melrose Rt.. Phone 6-F-3.
WILL SELL my prune crop on 20 acre
orchard, u-plck. Box Melrose star
Rt.
IMPROVED Elberta and Hale peaches.
ready for canning at a. r. suksaon
Fruit Stand, Winston. Oregon.
PEACHES Improved Elberta. 32 00 bu .
bring boxes, voorniea Hancn, iooxing
glats. Ph. 18-F-24.
PEACHES: Hales and Elbertas. You pick
and ortng container, uaia ner
Brockway.
BARTLFTT PEARS for ale. 31. box
Also No. l and uravensteins. no uui
spray used. No Sunday sale. Rein
hold Blank, LookingKlas.
TOMATOES, Cantaloupes, watermelons
lor aaie. . n. .laypooi, oaroen
Valley.
CANNING PEARS. 73c a bushel: 30c
you pick. i van Switu Looainggiaaa.
KENTUCKY WONDER beans. C. W
Schmidt. Garden Valley.
Canning tomatoes for sale now.
Harlan Moore. Ph. 13-F-13.
CUCUMBERS. TOMATOES, beet and
carrots. Ph 362-R. 323 Marstera St
SMALL ELBERTA peaches, gL buaheT
pick. Call 1614-R-4.
PICKED PEARS FOR SALE. W. O. Com
mon Place. Rt. 2. Box 223.
FOR SALE Pears, corn, beans, cucum
bers, melons, and lomaioe. you pica
Glenn Young, Lower Garden Valley.
HA Lfc and Improved Elberta Peache
Hugh Hitcnic, hi. a, uaroen vauey.
Machinery For Sale
WE SET THE PACE!!
Reconditioned Tractors
1 Catei-oillar DA
. Bare 9 S.2V1
-.Bare 3.1 VI
..Bare 2.300
6 Caterpillar D4
3 Caterpillar R4
1 International TD18 Bar 9.304
3 International TI14 Bare 5 S.Nl.
2 International TD9 Bare 3..VM
2 International T Bare 2 7VJ
t International TO Loaders 3. XV)
1 International im uare w
4 AMts-Chalmem HD7 Bare 4.S00
2 Allm-Chalmers HD10 Bare 5.2 Vt.
2 Allls-Chalmera HD14 Bare 6,330
Reconditioned
Shovels & Cranes
1 Browning Mobile Crane t Yd. $14 300
3 Buorus Erie 15B Shovels 7.975.
2 Ogood s Yard Shovels 9.2.VJ
2 Insley ta Yard Back hoe 5.QM)
8 Insley i Yard Shovel 4,973
"As Is" Tractors & Shovels
20 Caterpillar D8 .
,. Bare
Bare
...Bare
8.973.
2...7!t
1.773
1.973
1.473
3.27.
3.273
3 Caterpillar l4
2 Caterpillar R4
28 International TD9
13 International T
3 Insley Cranea
3 Unit Cranea ... -
Blades, Drums. Parts and other attach
ments in stock for all the above
equipment
LARGEST DEALERS IN THE WEST!
Pacific Tractor &
Equipment Corp.
1800 Weat Tth Ave.
TeL 4-63A3 Re. 9-31
Eugene, Oregon
FOR SALE WELL " Drti I machine.
mounted on Chevrolet truck. Will take
late model car or pic kup on trade.
Write Box 979. News-Review.
VAN DORN"VALVE refeeer "cabinet. t-W
Office, North Roseburg Motor Court.
Dogs
FOR SALE Two Beagle Hound and 1
female Wire Terrier puupies. Eligible
for AKC Reg J Winter. Rt I. Boa
Jrtl: 3 mile Eat Kelley'Korner.
PUREBRED IRISH letters. 3 mo-ths
old Sell separately US each, or good
price for all. Eligible for AKC reg
Day Fireman, Firmco Plywood, Myr
tle Creek
REGISTERED Irish setter-t. $23 pure
bred Colombia Collies: Pekingese. Fox
Terriers, A I to Siamese kittens. Para
dise Pet Shop.3Cl N -Jackaon St
Jacob's Kennel's Ph. 73-6-J
GRA-HO COCKER fcNNLS. frhone CW
or 4A2-Y Reg and pd pupotee.ali
coiorsStud terrwe
Cot.l IK-and Shepherd pupa, 93.00 eech
HatKaway. Umpqua
JlAMFSE KTTTXNS lot eale, puretarecl
Phone 9-F-1X
Autos
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lMt FORD TUDOR SEDAN MM 00
1MT FORD r OR DOR SEDAN 11M00
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SEDAN .
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194 FORD PICKUP 00
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1916 FORD DUMP TRUCK 179 00
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Used Cars At
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MOTORS
Easy Terms
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Used Car
Buys
1947 DODGE SEDAN
Looka and runs like new
car. 11799 00
194 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
Nice and clean. 1199 00
1941 STUDE. CONV. CPE.
Here's nlftr hack with
very few miles. 119900
Ch
eapies
1934 CHEVROLET Sedan
1937 CHRYSLER Sedan
...1109 00
.. 119 00
, Trucks
1941 l'i TON DODGE
Very sood condition. 11399 00
1939 FORD l's TON
Tires, motor and looks
OK. 999.00
1941 'i TON DODGE PKUP.
1:90 tires. 4-speed trans. 1343 00
"Si" Dillard
Motor Co.
USED CAR LOT
North Stephen! Street
Used Cars
Low Prices Easy Terms
Dwn
Price Pmt.
1941 Mercury Sedan. Very
clean. Good motor 9 90S 9300
1949 Willya Jeepater. Almoet
new Lou of extraa 1795 900
1942 Hudaon Super- Sedan.
Excellent New aeat
co verm. Motor thorough
ly overhauled. Had to
weather control 102S 3M
1941 Ford Clb. Coupe Nice
car 769 175
1941 Hudaon Super- Coupe.
Good paint, motor and
tlrea - 725 S50
1940 DeSoto Sedan. Very
low priced
575 200
895 300
725 2.V)
925 225
1940 Pontlac Sedan
1940 Hudaon Coupe
1940 Hudann Sedan
1940 LaKalte Convertible
coupe
More Car For Your $ At
Roseburg
Hudson Co.
Hudson Dealer
701 S Stephen, Phone 1776-R
Roseburg
Used Car
Center
Oak and Rose
FINE USED CARS
Reaeaaable
ORAC terms.
PeatIM Cadillae
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Autos
Better Buys
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19U Pontlsc Torpedo Sdnslta .
R. it H. perfect "l
104 Ponttac lourloor sedan,
R. J H -
1941 Chrysler Royal. R. H Dew
oaint -
71
1941 Studebaker Champion sedan..- T70
1940 Ford VS coupe -
1930 Butrk sedan, exceptional eon.
ditton
341
405
19
1939 Che. Coupe
1937 Nash Lafayette 1-dr. adn.
1947 International pickup wllh spe-
eial iactory built van body 1191
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Hlfhway 99 N. at Garden Valley Road
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ANSWER?
Many people have aiked ua why
ao many iolka come to ua for
their can. The answer la I mo
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mntorlftta' wan la, true value for
your 99 and we back up our
every proaiise to you: Come In
today--e our fine ae lection of
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BRAND NEW
1949 Dp Solo Conv , with
automatic ihlft 92930.
LATE MODEL CARS
1047 Dodge Sedan
1947 Chev. Fleethne
1M7 Mercury Club Cpe.
1047 Ford Club Cpe.
Crokrum Motors, Inc.
Your ,
DeSoto
PLYMOUTH
Headquarter!
230 8. Stephena Ph: 50S-J
"Well be Here Tomorrow to
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Do Today!"
COME IN AND LOOK OVER our new
ana ueo Hariey Uavidion Motorcycle.
92110 and up Immediate delivery oa
the 1949 Hydra Glide. 13 down. 12
months to pay Hariey Davidnon 125
3 down o 50 weekly Joe a Harlev
Davidson, 5', milea So Hwy tt.
Roseburg. Oreg
rOR SALE 1940 Tord convertYbleT" the
buy of the year. New tires. Lifeguard
tubes, brakes, clutch, motor, paint
will even throw in new top. See
between 5 and 8 p. m. at inn2 Union
Ave., one block East rairhaven Mar
ket. '41 PACKARD 110, twin spot and fo
llghia, radio, heater, excellent condl
dition. Make an offer. Box 214, Mel-
rnse. Landers Lookout Road.
'48 CHEV. Fleetline 2-door: radio, healer
and many other accessories; 8500
actual milea: a near new car. Phone
3S-F-23 for details. Rt,3. Boa 224.
nuns, muiir.1 iur your Car CB-O 00
the apot Cork rum M otom . I nc ue
Soto. Plymouth. Phone 40 u N.
Rose St
1948 CHRYSLER 4 -door Windaor. R H,
1 owner, car like new, bee to appre
ciate. 814fl5. 12..7 Chatham Si
FOR SALE 1M1 Pontlac 8. 4 dr. aedan,
good condition, excellent buy, $80(1,
Terms or cash. Phone 1MW.
1 MODEL A FORD for sale. See"fed
Hoffman evenings. Shoemaker Ranch.
Winchester.
Business Opportunities
Important
Tractor and Implement Franchise for
Douglas County. Agency for a lead
ing tractor, with a growing profitable
business already built up. Owner haa
other business that needs his atten
tion, an we are offering this it In
voice. No blue sky or good will being
charged for. Mooo. will handle.
Valley Real Estate Agency
ua w. lasa Bt. Phone 8A
FOR SALE New pumice atone store.
i-Z . """" Muuirn in DICK,
Shelves and gondolas It la in very
good location 3 miles south of Mvrtle
Creek on Hiway 99 See owner Frank
Grensky next to Melodv Mountain
Barn. Phone lOMt Uvni rrui.
RENT BUILDING, suitable for bodv.
ay.,.,,. i.uj, eric, on mi norm,
or will build a building 10 suit your
needs. Write what you want: all ans
wers confidential. Box 983. Newa
Review. FOR SALE General store and tavern
service station, modern living quar
ters. A going business, grosses 89 00
year:Box 143, Dillard.
16 UNIT MOTEL. Owner, phone 1422.
Poultry
Baby Chicks
Bamps. Reds, Crosses. Every week 1n
the year. Beat of breeding. PuUomm
passed.
Hatching Eggs Wanted
-i Year around market
City agent, Douglas Co. Flour Mill
Carr's Hatchery
Lonkjn f t ag Rt p honelS-F-J
FOR SALE-Colored frvera. 40eVpound
Rt- 1. Boa 178. Maurice Weber. Call
Rabbits
When Your Rabbits
Get Down To Four
That's The Time
To Freeie Some More,
U. V. R. B. A.
'OR SALE Rahbit rrvers. Soid five
weieht We dress them free n.her
R"ad R I Con. Rt . Bo J D
NFJW ZEALAND bucks and 'doeV Mem".
Nrr of TVRBA. C. t. Bowman,
tsin.mn Section.
FLEMISH dneand buck. Lewis Mee-
han 1 block before Happy Valler
Bridee.
For Trade
TO TRADE Modern home, email acre
are for unimproved farm land. How
ard Cherry. Oakland.
Personal
SPFNCES CORSETTFRE - Mr. rn.4
Hurth Phone 34
laecHonca anonySois Po. fco
1118 or Phone 1V-L or