14 The Newi-Revlew, Roieburg, Ore. Frl., Spt. 23, 1949
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IT'S JUST DUCKY. DEAR Barnyard fashion expert Mary Lou
Prentice of Chicago arijuits the bonnet ihe designed for her de
lighted duck friend. Duckie will display the millinery cut from
printed poultry feed bag in a forthcoming fowl fashion parade.
Such fashion ihowa are being held throughout the country the next
few weeka to (elect the "best-dressed fowl in the nation."
FORD
REPAIRED
Sy Our Btperfs
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LOCK WOOD MOTORS
Rote and Oak
Phone SO
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CHILDREN'S
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FRIDAY
and SATURDAY ONLY
Siits:
Infants six 1
to Children's
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GOLDIE'S
BOOTERIE
318 N. JACKSON ST.
"Rostburg's Oldest Exclusive Shot Store"
Sorry, No Mail, Phone or C.O.D. Orders
No Lsrawcyt, Na Exchanges.
3'
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fVAl Telrpholo,
ACCUSES MOBSTER-Testltyinf
before Urand Jury In Loa An
gelea, former actor's antra Paul
ftrhrman (above) charged that
MobAter Mickey Cohen headed
shakedown which staged wi orglea
and then blackmailed the wealthy
participants. Cohen, on trial for
disturbing the peace by awearlng
at policemen, aald the charges were
"loo silly to even talk about."
All Famous
Brandt.
Every Child's
Shot in Stock
included.
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Mentality Of U. S. Children
Will Be Topic Of Conference
Scheduled At White House
By DOUGLAS LARSEN
NEA Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON (NEA) Elaborate plans are now being made
In the White House for a big powwow of high-level child psy
chologists, social workers and educators to be held next year.
In an attempt to find out Just
with the personalities and minds
Fancy title for the shindig Is
"The Mldcentury White House
Conference on Children and
Youth." This one will be the fifth
of its kind. Teddv Rooaevelt call
ed the first one hack in 1909 and
It has gotten to he sort of a habit
for presidents to sponsor one
every 10 years.
All of these conferences have
been held on Ihe loftiest intellec
tual plane. Probably for the sake
of maximum objectivity they are
kept far above Ihe diaper and
dirty-fare level. That's Just where
the American parent grapples
with the complex problems of
riding herd on an unpredictable
bundle of growing energy In fran
tic hope that some day a wage
earning, law abiding citizen
might result. But the U 5. Child
ren's Bureau, which figures pro
minently in these conferences,
assures us that real benefits have
seeped down to the "child's op
erational level" from these meet
ings. The 1909 conference, we are
told in a Bureau publication,
"stimulated the creation of a
Children's Bureau in the Federal
Government." "Public demand
for child labor legislation" re
sulted from the one In 1919. The
1930 meeting "pointed up the
need for specialized training of
people working with children and
stimulated progressive educa
tion." The last one in 1940 "high
liehted Ihe importance of the
child in a democracy." Those are
Just some of the results.
Clear Program Needed
In planning for next year's M
WHCCY, however, Katharine F.
Lenroot, head of the Children's
Bureau and secretary for the con
ference, wants this one to be
"better focused." She says, "the
first two conferences were prob
ably too limited in scope, and
the last two covered such a broad
range of subjects as to make 11
difficult for a clear-cut, under
standable program to emerge
which could be the basis for
action In behalf of children."
LOCAL
Condition Improves Mrs. Ml
lpy KitzRprald, who has hpen a
patient at Mercy hospital the last
month, Is reported to be show
ing some improvement.
Will Arrive Sunday Harlan At
terbury of San Kranclsco is ex
pected to arrive In Rosenin r Sun
day to visit his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Atterbury.
Return to Eugene Mr. and
Mrs. VV. B. IIurus have returned
to their home in Kugene. follow
ing a visit with the Horace Cun
ningham family at Elkton.
To Hold Dance The Winches
ter Community club will hold
harvest ball Saturday night. Sept.
25, at 9 o'clock at the clubhouse
for all residents of the commu
nity. The affair will be Informal.
Visiting In Roseburg Mrs. M.
C Nell of Grants Pass is in Rose
burg visiting Mrs. Jrssie Vinson
and with other friends. Mrs. Neil
made her home In this city until
four years ago, when she moved
to Grants l'ass.
Food Sale Saturday The wom
en of St. George's Kpiscopal
church will sponsor a hake sale
Saturday, Sept. 24, at Ihe Mar
shall Wells store on Jackson
street. Donations are to be at
the store by 9:15 a.m.
FRESH WATER IN
A STEADY FLOW
with
NO
TANK
Turn on the weter st taie fau
cet or more than one and the
new Balanced-Flow let delivers
the exact volume of frith water
a full itream or a trickle at
anv or all outlets, up to the ca
pacity of the pump. No waiting,
po hesitation no spurt.no Ian.
Imtamtly mnd smttmatHtiliy md
Jmtt ttitlf to varying demands tor
water when faucets are opened
or closed, providing steadv. con
tinuous, non-fluctuating stream,
in any volume within pump ca
pacity. No priming. . . No trouble.
Quiet, easy to install. Low cost.
Capacitv up to )40 gals, per hour,
depending upon suction lift.
After you've seen this amaung
new pumping unit, you'll agree
it's the ideal water system for
your shallow well.
"buywheke yoTTshare
in the earnings
Pnuglas County
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSLBI RC. OREGON
Phone 98
Located W. Washington St.
nd 8. P. R. R. Tracks
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how much and what Is wrong
of U. S. kids.
She adds, "certainly there Is
a need for recognition of the In
clusiveness of concern for child
ren, hut there must be sharply
defined focal points around which
the conference program can be
built as well as careful selection
of suhlects that will receive ma
jor attention."
A permanent staff of four per
sons has been set up to handle
the problems and details of the
conference. Melvln A. Glasser,
an able executive and former of
ficial with the American National
Red Cross, will be in charge. He
will be assisted by a public re
lations man and two staff work
ers. Will Be Long Task
It will take them a year, work
ing full steam, to get ready for
the meeting. And it will probably
be close to another year, pre.
paring the report and arranging
for the postconferences "when
resources will be mobilized for
carrying out Immediate and
long-range action programs"
before the Job is finished.
Just the planning this year Is
costing $75,000. That pays t h e
salaries of the four staff mem
bers, expenses of bringing key
experts to Washington a couple
of times for preliminary meet
ings, printing advance materials
and postage on the great amount
of correspondence necessary to
get It under way.
It is estimated that the actual
conference will cost about $750.
000. Publishing the report alone
is estimated In Ihe neighborhood
of $30,000.
There are 52 members of the
national committee who are do
ing the over all planning. At the
last conference 3000 delegates
attended. The size of this one
will not be known until later. De
legates are asked by a special
Invitation from the President.
Federal Security Administrator
Oscar R. Ewlng is the chairman
of the whole shebang.
NEWS
Potfuck Supper Glide Grange
will meet at a 7 o'clock pot luck
Mipperat the hall Saturday night.
Sept, 24. Members are asked to
wear old clothp and bring paint
brushes to hplp paint the wood
work of the hall.
Will Vitlt In Eugene Mr. and
Mir. Carl VVassom of Roneburg
will spend the weekend in Kugene
visiting the former's relatives.
While in Eugene thev will also
attend the U. of O. Idaho football
game.
Rummage Sale Zonta club
wilt hold a rummage sale at the
Kpiscopal parish hall Saturday
from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Persons
having rummage to contribute
should bring it to the parish hall
(his afternoon or Saturday before
9 o'clock
Breaks Ankle Mrs. Reha Hart
ley, assistant in the office of the
county school superintendent, is
reported gptting along very sat
isfactory at the Roseburg Sani
tarium, where she is confined
with a broken ankle. She report
edly broke both bones In her an
kle when she fell Friday evening
of last week.
Back From Vacation Mr. and
Patricia and Carolyn, have re
turned to their nome in Koseourg.
tr ri-i n rr u-onlr'a VDratinn in
San Francisco and other Bay ci
ties. While in San Francisco, they
enjoyed attending the Oregon-St.
Mary's football game.
Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Marks of route 2 have re
ceived word of the birth Wednes
day of a daughter to their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Zevely. at Rethesda hos
pital, Cincinnati. Ohio. The Zeve
lys make their home at Coving
ton, Ky. Mrs. Zevely was the for
mer Ethel Marks.
Return Home Mt and Mrs.
A. J. Crocker and Mr. and Mrs.
Paul A heel returned to their
homes in Roseburg Wednesday,
following a 10-day visit with rel
atives in Pasadena. Calif. They
were accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Noltensmeier of New
ell. S. D.. who went on to their
home in South Dakota.
Leaves For Seattle Mrs.
Ralph C Pawson (formerly Eth
el Mardona1d of this city, left
today for her home in Seattle,
following a trip to Roseburg to
attend the golden wedding cele
bration of Attorney and Mrs.
Dexter Rice, and to spend the re
mainder of the week as the guest
of Mrs. H. H. Stapleton, on Chad
wick street.
Reservations Atked Members
of I mpqua chapter, D. A. R.,
planning to attend the Sept. 30th
BACKACHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN
Of Tired Kidneys
MlMtnou, mautr to remain in wr Kkvid.
It may cnuM IHtlf iMrkarh, rhwnuti,
pais. Ir puiu. ka of prp and rtrn, al
lln. up ni.ht awfltmc. puffin... under th.
hrodarr. and ditmavrM. Krmu.nt or
arantv twuMtar. wila amartmc and burninc
PRuMinwi. .how. that. i moKhiil wrong
With your kidnar. or nlaridtr.
IWI wait I Ak your dru;orlt for Doao'a
Pill. . umul.nt dliirtM, ud towtull
by million, for Orrr .4 yrr P..n ftr.
Kanr. rrli.f .nd will rt. th. 1 miW of
tMrmnhw fluth out pvnowwaaufTOW,
I jmu Mood. tiS DwU'a FiUa.
The Smallest
Business Opportunities
Experienced
Shoe Shiner
Hotel Grand
FINANCIALLY RESPONSIBLE
TOR BALE New pumlc. atooa atora
34x50 Living quartan in back
Shelvea and gondnlaa It ta tn verv
good location 3 mtlea aouth of Myrtla
creek oo Hlway M Sea owner frank
Gr.niky next to Melody Mountaio
Barn Phone 109. Mrtle Creek
Lost Found
LOST IT. Jewel Gotham min'i wrlat
wateh. Reward Call T13-J-X-9.
LEGAL NOT. CI
Scaled bid will be received by Ber
nice Matthews, Clerk at School House.
Tiller. Oregon, until October 7. 1949
9 00 o'clock P. M. for the addition and
alterations Building for School District
No. HI, Douciaa County. Tiller, Oregon
and will then and there be opened
and publicly read aloud. Btdi received
after the time fixed for openings will
not be considered.
Plans, Specifications and form of con
tract documents may be examined or
obtained at the office of Freeman
and Hayslip. Assoc Archta . 9040 S W.
3rd Avenue. Portland. Oregon, upon a
dc poult of $2,100. which will be re
funded upon the return of the plana
and specification within reasonable
time
Attention Is called to Bidder Prequeli
fl rat ions. Section 98-103 to 98-lOfl in
clueive, Oregon Compiled Laws Anno
tated, whirh must be filed with the
Clerk 10 data before date for opening
of bids and for which forms may be
obtained at the office of the Architects.
No proposal will be considered unless
accompanied by a certified check, cash
iers check or Dm rtond -witn autnoniea
surety company as surety made pay
able to the Owner In an amount of
not leu than S' of the amount of
the bid Surety bond or bonds' will be
req u I red in accord a nee with the terms
of the contract documents.
The School District No. 114. Douglas
County, Oregon reserves the right to
reject any or all bids and to waive
informalities.
No bidder may withdraw Ms bid after
the hour set for the opening thereof
or before award of the contract, unless
said award is delayed for a period
exceeding 30 days.
First punncation sepr is,
Second publication Sept 2. 1940.
BERN ICE MATTHEWS,
Clerk.
notk i rot RIDS
FOE SI KELT BEPAIB
Sciled proDouls will be received by
th recorder of the City of Roicburc.
Oregon, at his office In the City Hall
in said ctty up to S 00 P. M. on October
3. 1MB, for the repair of North Jack
son Street between 2nd Avenue South
and the Southern Pacific Railroad rifht
of way by the widening and surfacing
thereof to width of 2ft feet on each
side of the center parkway and be
tween said Southern Pacific Hailroad
right of way and 1st Avenue South by
the widening and surfacing thereof to a
width of 22 feet on each side of the
center parkway; and by the construction
of curbs and gutters along each side
thereof, and by the surfacing of said
parts thereof to said width as may be
necessary with asphaltic concrete or
concrete surface, all in tht manner pro
vided by Ordinance No. HAS and in
accordance with the grade, plans and
specifications of Ihe City Engineer filed
at the office of the City Recorder of
said City.
All bids must be submitted upon
blank forms which will be furnished
upon application to the undersigned and
must be accompanied by a certified
check payable to the City Recorder
for 3 percent of the amount bid to
be fore felted to the City In the event
said bid ts accepted but the bidder
shall fall to enter Into a contract
and bond with the city In accordance
with the terms of the bid. A bond
of IhO percent of the amount of the
contract satisfactory to the city will
be required from the contractor. The
time slated tn the proposals for com
pleting the work will be considered in
awarding the contract
The Council reserves th right to re
ject any and all bids.
Bv order of the Common Council
dated and first published September 21,
199.
W1IXTAM 1) BOLLMAN
City Recorder
Roseburg. Oregon
NOTICE FOR BID
FOR BlRtfcT RM'AIft
Sealed proposals will he received bv
the recorder of the City of Roseburg.
Oregon, at his office In the City Hall
in said city up to 3 on p. M on October
3. 104P, for the improvement of all that
f-art of Ford Street between the South
me of Lane Street and the North line
of Mm her Street by excavating and fill
ing the dirt area of the street to line
and grades established by the City Engi
neer: by providing a 30 foot width be
tween Street lines of Ford Street and by
construction of curb returns and by the
surfacing thereof with two 2 nhota of
oil. all in the manner provided by Ordl
nanr No. 1153 in accordance with the
ararte. Dlans and aDeclflcationa nt the
City Engineer filed at the office of
tne city Recorder or said rlty.
All hi (is must be submitted upon
hlank forms which will be furnished
upon application to the undent gned
and mutt be accompanied by a certi
fied check payable to the City Recorder
for 3 percent of the amount bid to be
forfeited to the City tn the event
said bid is accepted but the bidder
shall fail to enter into a contract and
bond with the city in accordance with
the terms of the bid A bond of 100
per cent of the amount of the con- I
tract satisfactory to the city will be
required from the contractor. The time
staled in the propoals for completing
the work will be considered in award
ing the contract.
The Council reserves the light to re
ject any and all bids
Rv order of the Common Cmincll
dated and first published September 31,
14.
WILLIAM D BOLLMAN
City Recorder
Rosehurg. Oregon
dinner at Carl's Haven honoring
the state regent, Mrs. Archie Ml
Keown, are asked to make res
ervations by Monday, Sept. 2fith.
by calling Mrs. W. M. Camp
bell at B78-L. Transportation will
be furnished members desiring
to attend the dinner.
Ones Richest Bride, Now
Divorcee, Will Again Wed
LONDON, Sept. 2.1 (.-Cornelia
Mary Vandorbilt, once
called the worlds richest bride,
plans to be a bride again.
The grand daughter of famed
Commodore Vanderbilt is to mar
ry a 58-year-old London banker,
Vivian Krancis Bulkeley-Johnson.
In a formal notice of inten
tion to wed. filed at Kensington
registry office, her age is given
as 4.1. Newspaper morgues in
dicates she is 49.
Then called Americans richest
girl- she had inherited $40,000.
OtXl from her father. Goorge W.
Vanderhilt of Biltmore. N. C
Miss Vanderbilt married John
Francis Amherst Cecil, then first
secretary of the British embassv
in Washington, in 1924.
The marriage ended in divorce
ten years later.
Cecil, son of Lord William Ce
cil, resigned rom his embassv
post to avoid anv possible trans
fer away from America.
Agricultur? In th United
States is estimated to provide s
livelihood .or more than 30.000,(XX
people.
AN AMAZING OFFER
Tht maktrs o' Dr. Parktr'i
Corn Rtmovn will giv you
doubt your monty back if it
tails to remove your com or
callous. Only 35e ot Chop
mon'i Drug Stort.
Cheapest Workers in Town:. Want Ads
Wanted
Wanted
BEEP. VEAL AND PORK
Fred Boyer
Phone 922-R -3. or 4W..R-9 or write
Houte 1, Boeeburg
Will Pay Cash
WE BtTY used furniture, all type. Call
l 4 MO- Jackaotx foone imu-j.
The Bargain House
WANTED Your-favorite handmade ar
ticles to sell on consignment The
Clover. 4 blocks W of Pairhaven. Mel
rose Road, call 444-J4 for inform.
ma Hon.
WANT TO RENT 1-bedroom. unfur
nished house, reasonable. Couple and
mall child. Write Box 13, News-Re
view.
WANTED TRANSPORTATION for 2
from Dillard to Roaebure and back
Mondaythroughrriday. Call JM l-Xl
WANTED Junk, all kinds; "copper.
brass, aluminum, lead, rags, batteries.
Bob s Salvage Yard.2XTfl N. Stephens
WANTEC) furniture, wwtng machine
and tools Anything of value. Private
party Phone 8M-R-T
CALL ATs for fair bid on your fur-
niture Al'a furniture Center, 114 Win
rnesier i rnona i.zti-n.
Wanted to buy aii kinds of fumt-
ture Let us bid on your house of fur-
niture lly t VW N Jackson St
WANTED P'ano for Winston Communi
ty HalL Anyone having same, call
710-J-3
WANTED TO BUY -Hide.
Roeeburg
Meat Co.. phone ZoO.
Fruits and Vegetables
Special
Tomatoea 75c and SI 29 box.
D Anjou and Bow peart No. 1 grade.
Banana, Hubbard, Table Queen Squath.
Concord grapes for Juice and jell.
Grimes golden and delicious apples
Dillard cantaloupes 55c dot,, $1.23 crate.
Wilson's
Fruit and Vegetable Market
WINSTON" PH. 47-J-4
Open .v.nlnfi 'till
Famous Cornice Pears
A nvr to ba forfotttn flavor. Fin.
rainad and Juicy. Let us .hip a box
of this wnndarfu) Oregon fruit to your
friend,. W. C Thurlow. Lower Garden
Valley. 3l-T 2.
Filberts
U-PICK. 10 R Rt. 3. Box 2.13: Road
between Fishers Store and achooL
Trul) Broi
BOSC PEARS Best eating pear In
Douglas Co.: also excellent canner, 60c
bushel, V-plck. 75c picked. tl.ltO de
livered. Roseburg. W. D. Love, Garden
Valley.
TOMATOFS 00 lb. bu . you pick 50c.
Mi lb. lug 50c. already picked at the
ranch. L.indbtoom, Dixon vllle; Phone
lft-F-5
FILBERTS. Start. ng Saturday, Sept. 17,
U-pick, 10c per pound. Curry Estate,
turn west at Riversdal Grange. John
wurnnari, pn i.wi-k-z
TOKAY AND MALAGA I rapes for sale.
Turn left Mvrtlewood Shop. Winston,
follow winding road to vineyard. Left
to trailer houe. T H.Ehelrnan.
FANCY ANJOU and Bosc pears Harry
Wesley. Lower Garden Valley, eve
ning or Saturday.
CANNING TOMATOES. 75c bushel. You
pick, bring containers. T. J. Harris,
West endofjCalkins Road
FOR SALE Canning tomatoes. 11.00 bu
shel, you pick W. F. Bonebrake. Mel
rone Rt.. Box 1.T8.
TOMATOES FOR CANNING: squah.
melons, C. H. Claypool, Garden Val
ley. CANNING TOMATOES and sweet corn
Ray M. Young, Garden Valley on
Cleveland Rapids Road
f RUNES. 50c bushel, or 3 for $fno.
U-pick. bring boxes. Geo. Barter, Mel
rose Rt., Box 243.
CRAPESConcords, 5c lb D. W Keas
ey, end ofKeasey road. Phone 703-J-2.
CRAPES, many kinds. U-pick. Dale7 ZeT
ler, Brock way.
Farm Equipment
Used Tractors
1.1 Caterpillar Tractor I TMno
194.1 John Deere Model B 107.1 no
1942 Farmatl A with plow 750 00
1940 Farmall A with plow. Cul
tivator and wnodsaw 000.00
1041 Model HI Massey Harris
with 18" plow 4.W0O
Used
Implements
7' IHC Field Dine Harrow $12,100
7' Killefer Field Dim Harrow .. 110 no
3 Bottom 12" IHC Tractor Plow, l.wan
1 1949 model New Holland Automatic
Hay Baler. Low price.
Many ued Implements to fit the Ford
Tractor. Coma in and look them over.
Umpqua Tractor Co.
FORD TRACTOR DEALERS
121 South Pina Street
CASE SC tractor witn plow, disc and
harrow: used only few hours: S2OO0.
Rt. 1. box 42.A, Voncalla. Oregon.
Trucks
DODGE POWER m-afon. fully equipped,
low mt lease. One owner, caoh or
terms. W. L.. Lit tie pair. 3 miles on
South Myrtle Road, Myrtle Creek.
Oreon.
U-1946 INTERNATIONAL pickup. 1
1948 International pickup. 1 single
axle piling tr. T For Information
Phone 4:t2 1 29 2nd Ave South
AXLE SHAFTS for all makes of trucks.
Rav'a Truck Shop. 2053 N Stephana.
Phone 4M-J-4
FOR SALE Dump truck, with year
round Job. Red Diamond Fuel Co..
Sutherlin.
Poultry
Baby Chicks
Hampt. Reds. Crowes. Every week in
the year. Best of breeding. Pullorum
pa seed.
Hatching Eggs Wanted
Year around market
City agent. Douglas Co. Flour M1U
Carr's Hatchery
Looking lass Rt Phone lt-F-S
Rabbits
WITH RABBIT MFAT
A MEAL S COMPLETC
L. V. K. B A.
Hay, Grain, Feed
Ton SALE Oat. and v.tch d. Mm.
bin. run. about 10 p. rent vrteh. W 75
a hundrrd 7', mllr. up north M) rtla
Cre.. road Jak. Tav.nnrr.
ATTENTION TVRKEY GROWERS 10
ton of ap.lt, for al. Harrv WmWv.
Oard.n Vall.y. Phon. Jl-E-U. v
ntn.. EOR SAKE- Lor. 4th cuttlnf alfalfa
har: food for ar.p. Chaap. Phon. ua.
r i b-u
FOR 5AI.E Au.trlan p.a. v.trh and
r. . r r ... mdt for cover crop. It I
1. Bo. jni. Row?burf
For Trade
lltvt rOfTTY tn 9 Ford, only 4000
mtlea: foe r-rooert him her or hat
hv your Writs Bom 19 News-Ra-
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NEW 1949
Plymouth
6 Passenger Sedan
$1777.00
Delivered in Roseburg
Rose
Motor Co.
ROSC LANE STS PHONI M
Roseburg
Used Car
Center
Oak and Rose
FINE USED CARS
Reasonably priced. G M A C terms.
Chevrolet Buiek Pootiao Cadillac
trade-ins.
"37 FORD, long wheel bae excellent
condition throughout. Trade for car.
pickup or what have you? Phone
run -J -4
MORE MONEY for your car Cash on
the apot. Cork rum Motors. Inc lm
Soto. Plymouth. Phono eot 114 N
Rose St.
FOR SALE or trade. '41
tin. Flovd A meson,
Ave.. Smherltn.
English Aus
West Central
FOR SALE 1947 Whiirer motor btke.
verv low mileage, good condition. Ph.
IIM4-R. or 401.
FOR SALE - IttW 4-door Commander.
Good condition. HM cash. Freda
Trailer Court. Garden Valley Road
lYw Pl.YMOrTH 4-door sedan. I1S0 C
W White. 3033 N. Stephens, ph. 49.
J -4
FOR SALE OR TRADE for ptckun. l4t
Studebaker President sedan. Ph. 149-
EQUITY FOR SALT '49 Dodge road-
ter. 3 Ono miles. 9773 for 9J30. Call
JMJ X1 evenings 3 to 9
1917 FORDV-g sedan delivery Reason-
ahVe .114 E 2nd Ave. N PhlrtS-L
i'41 STVDE 4-door sedan, priced tWW
SeftsrTenor at Van's Tavern
fOR SALE" --v'ftiitrk coipe. Rff.
9390. H. C. Wilson, fmpo.ua Park.
Autos
Used Cars
Easy Terms
Low Prices
Down
Prte PyraL
1M HUDSON SUPER
Radio & heatar til
MOO
IMS WtLLYS JEEP
4-W. Drive -
1M7 WILLYS JEEP
4-W. Drtva
1MI CHEVROLET BED.
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1940 HUDSON SUPER fl CP.
Very good, new Urea
1640 DC SOTO SEDAN
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lua HUDSON C C. SEDAN...
lfc INTF.R PANEL
More Car For Your $ At
Roseburg
Hudson Co. -
T03 8. Stephen!
Phone 1279-
Take Your
Pick of One
of These
Fine Ford Products
1949 Ford Cluh Coupe. Original
miles. KI00. Perfect in ev
ery way. Radio, heater it
undercoaled only I1T9S.M
1947 Ford Super Deluxe 3 door
sedan. This car la spotless
and has healer 1330.09
1949 Ford buslnesa coupe, radio
and heater. One of the
beat. - 109S.M
1949 Ford 3 door sedan. Just
the car to haul our small
children. I193 0
1941 Ford Super Deluxe four
door Sedan. This week'a
special 73O.09
1937 Ford '
motor,
car
Sedan. Rebuilt
harp beautiful
1919 Mercury Conv. Coupe, over
drive, radio, heater
Riverside
Motors
140 N. Stephens Ph.
Better Buys
at Barcus
1947 Dodge Custom sedan, R.
St H. new tires, perfect
condition 1S4A
1940 Chev, Coupe, with factory
built pickup box MS
tMO Ford V-9 coupe
1940 Hudson aedan
49.1.
929
1940 Studebaker Champion
coupe 44JI
19.T9 Chev. Coupe - - . 399.
1934 Ford Tudor, good tirea.
good motor 12.1.
IflOS Ford aedan . 179
1929 Model A Panel TS
. TRUCKS
1949 Chev lumber truck, new
motor and Urea. Thornton
dual drive, rolls and bunka
for short togs Responsible
party ran handle with very
small down payment ...3130
1949 Studehaker pickup, excel
lent condition 9AS
1942 G I. 4x4 lfc ton truck equip
ped with flatbed; also has
dump bed and hoist Excel
lent condition ..9S0
BARCUS SALES &
SERVICE
Your Packard Dealer
Hlfhwijr M N. at Garten Vail.. Road
We Want
You Satisfied
Every car on our Vsed Car Lot
has our personal inspection We
know It provides dependable
and economical transportation.
A wide selection of Guaranteed
Ved Cars, fairly priced, is
HERE for your approval. Your
satisfaction la our aim!
Special
1942 Ford Club Coupe, R H 9730
Other Good Buys
149 Frailer, radio A heater $I1M
lwi Bmck edan. radio at heater . Ml
1940 Old Cluh Coupe 399
Many Others to Choose From'
Corkrum
Motors, Inc.
Yimr
DeSoto
Plymouth
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naw Mrchamrally In A-l condition.
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ForTsalI - 41 Intarnatlonal . ion
Both in rf.rt condition Phon. UM.
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