10 Tht Ntwi-IUvitw, Retcbbrg, Or. Tuei., Oct. 18, 1949
LOCAL
In Roeeburg Rust Biiggs of
Brigga Lumber company al Dia
mond lake was in Rowburg Mon
day on business.
To Robtrtt Creek Mr. and
Mil. D. Kelly of Koscburg visit
ed at the Clarence Anderson
home on Roberts Creek Sunday
Attend Convention Mrs. Corne
lia Palmer, Mrs. Helen Gallant
and Mrs. Pauline Parrott are at
tending the National Dental As
sistants convention in San Fran
cisco, which opened Monday for
three days. Mrs. Palmer Is presi
dent of the local dental assist
ants association.
In Oregon It's
McCrtdi Hoi Mineral
Spring Resort
Highway Travelers
Welcome, Too.
On short-Cut Highway SI
McCredie Springs, Oregon
MOVING
FoHti roty on us to be thrifty,
on jobs both large or smoll
Roseburg Transfer
and Storage
Phone 927
AOINTS rOR
IONS) 0IITANCI MOVINO
OS ICONOMY-lIT Ul
MANDll All DITAIli
The new 1950 Studebaker
with "next look" styling has already
set a new all-time sales record !
More people bought new Studebaker
cars from Studebaker dealers
last month than in any previous
month in history !
Studebaker's September was its
biggest month ever
both in production and in sales!
STUDiBAKctt miLY ROLLING. ..WITH THE "NEXT LOOK" IN CARS!
NWS
Sunday At Reedsport Mr. and
Mrs. F. I. Belts of Roseburg and
Mrs. Ruby Blood of the Keasey
road spent Sunday at Reedsport.
Choir To Meet Members of
the choir of the Dillard church
are asked to attend a meeting
at the church Wednesday evening
at 7:30 o'clock.
To California Mr. and Mrs. O.
S. Chambers, who recently sold
their home in Laurelwood, left
Saturday for their new home at
10019 Longfellow street, Oakland,
Calif.
Leaves For Glendale Dr. Don
ald DeLong has returned to Glen
dale, Calif., after a vlait In Rose
burg with his brother-in-law and
slsler, Mr. and Mrs. John R.
Gardner.
From Send Point Mr. and Mrs.
Wes Olson of Sand Point, Ida.,
were weekend visitors in Rose
burg. Saturday evening they were
dinner guests at the Tom Klndlay
home and visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Beckley and Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Rockwell. Mrs. Olson Is
the former Annabclle Rockwell.
They were accompanied hy Jack
Rockwell, also of Sand Point, who
was a guest at the Beckley home.
SAVE MONEY
Our blown rock wool Insula
tion, as applied by profession
als, pays for Itself in two
years through less fuel costs.
Metal interlocking weather-
stripping may be added for
additional protection. Applied
lo new or old homes and com
mercial buildings anywhere
In Southwestern Oregon. Free
estimates.
A written warranty with
every Installation.
BUILDER'S
INSULATING CO.
"Chuck"
Edmonds
?30 N. Stephens
St
Phono 1018 R
f(7I7Tt
dl(Si It iOCD I
Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Morley of Salem visited over the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. V. T.
Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Madison, Mrs. Birdie Barker and
also at the Bob and Tom Findley
homes.
Meet Tonight Past presi
dents of American Legion auxil
iary will meet tonight at 7:30
o'clock with Mrs. Betty Moore,
4U8 Pltzer street. All past presi
dents of any American Legion
auxiliary are welcome.
To Hold Bake Sile Riverside
cub pack, No. 408, will hold a
hake sale at the Umpqua Valley
Hardware store Saturday, Oct.
22, for the purpose of raising
lunds for a pack flag. A group
of den mothers will assist.
Returns Home Mrs. C. G. Fer
rler has returned to her home
here after spending the past two
weeks In Seattle with her sister,
Miss Mable Mcintosh. Roseburg
friends of Miss Mcintosh will be
pleased to hear that her health is
much improved. - Mrs. Ferrier
also visited In Portland enroute
to Roseburg.
Leave for Home Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Cundiff left Wednesday for
their home In Bolckow, Mo., after
a five weeks' visit In Roseburg
with their son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Cundiff. From
here the visitors enjoyed side
trips to Crater lake. Diamond
lake, Redwoods and other points
of Interest.
Return Home Mr. and Mrs.
W. O. Glldersleeve of Roseburg
have returned here after a vaca
tion in Iowa and Kansas. They
made the trip hy train and visited
in Missouri valley, Iowa, with Mr.
Gilversleeve's son, Herman. In
Concordia, Kans., with his broth
er, John Glldersleeve, whom he
had not seen In 27 years. En
route home they stopped in Den
ver, Colo., to visit Mrs. Gilder
sleeve's daughter and grand
daughter. STOPS LAXATIVES
FEELS BETTER!
"Have been eating KELLOGG'S
ALL-BRAN 8 yean and it's won
drrfull Now I don't ever need a lax
ative, feel so much
better. I've told
plenty of others too I"
Mrs. Jerry Russell,
Route 8, Maryville,
Tinii Afonu allttr
grattjul ALL-BRAS I
inert irriie in tamt.
You may be helped,
too. if consti Dated
due to lack of bulk in the diet;
start eating an ounce of crisp,
tossty ALL-BRAN daily, drink
plenty of water. If not satisfied
after 10 days, send empty box to
Kellogg's, Battle Creek, Mich.
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK1
Two Lutheran
Churches Date
Joint Meeting
A joint meeting of St. Paul's
Lutheran church, of this city, and
of St. John's Lutheran church,
Sutherlin, will be held on Wed
nesday, Oct. 19. The meeting be
gins at 8 p. m. and will be held
at St. Paul's Lutheran church,
Corey and Military streets, West
Roseburg.
Rev. Harold Gieseke, pastor of
Zion Lutheran church In Corval
lis and circuit leader of the Up
per Willamette-Southern Oregon
circuit of the Lutheran church
(Missouri Synod), will be present
to give detailed Information re
gard the work and expansion pro
gram oi tne iutneran Missouri
synod.
Rev. William Maler, pastor of
Grace Lutheran church at Eugene.
and member of the district board
of directors, will also be present
at this meeting to explain the
board's plans for expansion in this
district.
All families, members and
friends of both congregations are
most cordially invited to attend.
The congregational officers, as
well as Sunday school teachers
and officers of congregational
organizations, are especially urged
to arrange to be present.
Following the meeting, to be
held in the chapel, an informal
reception will be held in St. Paul's
parish house. 1047 Corey avenue.
Light refreshments will be served ; ,ne, ,c"y serenading shut ins, In
by the women of the conereca- i va"(ls- Veterans hospital pa-
ion, with Mrs. E. W. Carter.
president of the Mid-Week Bible
class, serving as the head of the
nostess committee. Women wish-
ing to know what they
re to
oring lor the luncheon are re
quested to see or call Mrs. Carter.
The Walther league meeting,
originally scheduled for the same
night, will be dropped. Instead,
the league will hold Its next meet
ing on Sunday, Oct. 30, In Suther
lin at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
R. E. Graef. The meeting begins
at 7:30 p. m. and will be a Hal
loween social.
ESTATE IN PROBATE
County Judge D. N. Busenhark
has approved the petition of Ger
trude Wright, Days Creek, ap
pointing her administratrix of the
estate of her lale husband, J. D.
Wright, who died July 20. 1!M9.
Appointed as appraisers were
Archie Ferguson. Delbert Poole,
and Ray Spencer.
Return to Forest Grove Mrs.
C. F. McNutt and son, Guy Mc
Nutt, have returned to Forest
Grove after spending the past
three weeks at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. D. W. Keasey Sr. Mrs.
McNutt is a sister of Mm. Keas
ey. While here Mr. McNutt, D.
W. Keasey and his son, Harry,
enjoyed a hunting trip in eastern
Oregon.
Vital Statistics
Marriage License Applicants
SPENCER WAKEFIELD
Batsel Elmer Spencer, Morton,
Tex., and Marie Louise Wake
field, Camas Valley.
WEI.NEL-CL1NE Jesse John
Weinel and Alice Gertrude Cline,
both of Coos Bay.
Eagles' Plans For
Christmas Spell
Joy For Children
Members of the Roseburg
Eagles lodge are planning a
"double program" for this Christ
mas season by sponsoring a chil
dren's caroling group and a plan
for toy repair and distribution,
according to Ted Travis, Eagles
vice-president.
Preliminary steps have been
taken to promote both projects.
Travis said "about a dozen" chil
dren have signed already for the
Christmas carolers' group but he
expressed the hope that at least
that many more will sign the ap
plication cards available at the
Donut Bar on W. Cass street.
Any boy or girl old enough to
read and who likes to sing is eli
gible for the group, Travis said.
He said the Eagles plan to have
a local music teacher Instruct the
group In weekly practice sessions.
During the week preceding
Christmas, the carolers w ill board
truck and travel throughout
tients, and the local citizenry.
Santa To Give Toys
At the same time, Travis said
the youngsters will be accord
Pn'd by a Santa Claus who w ill
uisiiiouie toys aineieu ana
mended by members of the
Eagles lodge. The Eagles' Junior
club, a group of teen agers, will
help gather the broken and worn
out toys and will also aid in re
pairing and painting.
Travis emphasized the need for
cooperation from persons who
may have old toys, because little
i wa "iiu
timA t-Am-iin. in uki.h I. a ,-,,
will be able to make repairs. He
said it makes no difference how
partS of badly broken toVs wil be i
in roh,,inin !
Persons wishing to donate old
or used toys are asked to bring
Ihem or write to the Eagles lodge
at 123 S. Pine. The telephone num-
Der is 4uy.
Mrs. Ivan Maercklein
Passes Away At Newport
Mrs. Ivan R. Maercklein, for
merly of Roseburg, died Sunday
at a Corvallis nursing home fol
lowing a lingering illness, accord
ing to a wire report received
here by Mrs. Walt Miillholland.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesdny at 2 p.m. at Newport.
Mrs. Maercklein and her hus
band, Dr. Maercklein, retired.
lived for a number of years in
the Garden Valley district. They
left there in 1941, and have made
Ihrir home at Seal Rock on the
Oregon coast.
Halloween Carnival Is
Employes Assn. Plan
Roseburg's Oregon State Em
ployes associalion will hold a Hal
loween carnival at ! p. m., Friday,
October 21, at the K. P. hall. A
great variety of fun has been
planned lor all, according to Har
ry Brownson, chairman of the
entertainment committee. Dutch
lunch will be served during the
evening. Each slate employee is
invited to attend and bring his
wife, husband or other com
panion. ELECTION VERIFIED
An order verifying the out
come of the recent West Rose
burg Sanitary district election,
naming the directors and settin:
the boundaries has been signed
by County Court Judge D. N.
Busenhark.
The "gun" In a television tube
shoots no bullets hut rather
'fires" a stream of electrons
upon a self-contained screen.
lTaV kj. v.
RUDIE RITZMAN
1703 Brown Avt.
Phont 1066-J
Roseburg. Oregon
Vj;
For Trade
BECAt'SE OF HEALTH wish lo trad
equity In ft 10 acre farm. nmU
house, chicken house, 40 chicken; for
or 24 fi. trailer. Melroea Route.
Bo 221 -C.
FOR TRADE 3 bedroom house located
on lot 123xlOU'. North Allegheny Ave.
Portland: for sawmill, small (arm or
logging set-up. Writ M 1. Jackson.
Roseburg.
WOULD LIKE to IradeTlTuTliomVTn-the
country (or nice home uv town
close to shopping center. In Garden
Valley, on mile down the Cuiry
Road. Rout 1. Box 224, Cl)d Govd
man. phont 53-F-2S.
FOR SALE or trad for power tools,
jw.u rora aeoan, gooa urs. uue r air
haven Ave.
MARKETS
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND. Oct. 17 .7
(L'SDA) CATTLE: Market slow
on most classes, generally steady
except strong to 50 cents higher
on co m m o n medium grass
steers; one lot medium-good 91)
lb. fed steers $25.00; individual
high good 1130 lb. steer $27.00;
low-average medium grass steers
$19.00$21.50; common steers
mostly $16.00-$18.50; cutler-common
dairy type steers and heifer
$11.00-513.50; common beef heif
ers 13.5OS16.O0; medium gras
heifers $17.0O$19.00; load high
medium spade heifers $22.0(1;
cannercutter cows mostly $10.00
$11.00; few $11.50; common-medium
cows $12.50 $14.50; good
young cows scarce; good beef
bulls $17.00$17.50; common-medium
sausage bulls $14.00$ 16.50;
light cutters dow n to $11.50; good
vealers steady at mostly $22.0i
mon medium grade mostly $13 0)
-18.00; culls down to 10.00 and
below.
HOGS: Market active, around
$1.00 lower; good-choice 180-230
lbs. mostly $20.00; one sizable lot
choice around 220 lbs. $20.25;
weights from 250-280 lbs. and 150-
170 lbs. largely $18.00; good 350-
600 lb. sows S15.50Slb.50; lighter
weights $17.00 $17.50; good-ehoire
nnn- ii i . -w rt
'"'"P'?? r..7r
.3 J 1 C C T . KIAI a l I I V -
strong: some slaughter lambs 50
cents higher but quality improv
ed; good-choice lambs mostly
'jlf-2f C,H?,?Cll?m
'ed lambs at $21.o0; medium
down to $19.00; common down to
; S16.00; good feeders $17.00-$18.00;
down to $3.00.
Partisan Dispute
Besets Record Of
81st Congress
WASHINGTON, Oct. 18 t.B
The 81sl ongress is nearing the
end of Its first session with its
disputed record certain to be a
major political issue next year.
Its leaders hope to adjourn some
time this week after more than
nine months of almost contin
uoirs session.
Depending on how you look at
It, its record Is either very good
or very bad.
Senate Democratic leader Lu
cas (111) handed President Tru
man a report Monday which he
said shows "outstanding progress
in far reaching progressive leg
islation" at this session.
Lucas told reporter! the report
was prepared by the staff of the
Senate's democratic policy com
mittee. He added that the President Is
"happy and pleased at the pro
gress in both houses."
Rep. McCormack (Mass), de
mocratic leader in the House
said that only agreement on the
farm bill and on the number of
air groups to be financed by the
rvitlitii- onnronrintinnt mpaetllV
.......u. , -t-r--K- .
are iH-mra m pt-uiiu aujuui 11
mont Wednesday.
Lucas said one of the first
things the senate will do at its
next session in January is t o
pass a bill for expanded social
security. The House -already has
passed such a measure.
Presidential Secretary Charlrs
Ross has described the record of
the 81st as "rather remarkable"
a summation in which democrat
ic congressional leaders gener
ally concur.
Republicans can't see it that
way. S'nator Wherry iR-Neb)
said Congress under the Demo
crats has been "poorly organised
and weakly led. He added tint
campaign pledges of President
Truman had turned out to be
empty promises.
Singer Manufacturing
Strike Comes To End
ELIZABETH. N. J.. Oct. 18.
.V) The lti8-day-old strike at
the Singer Manufacturing Co. had
ended.
Between 2.000 and 2.500 of the
7.000 workers who walked out
May 2 were scheduled to return
to their jobs today. The strikers,
members of local 401, United Elec
trical Workers (CIO, voted at a
mass meeting to accept a new
contract providing no general
wage Increase and retaining the
disputed standards or incentive
pay system. .
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Trade-ins
"Where Price &
Quality Meet"
"EXCEPTIONAL"
You will not find cars like
these on many lots.
1940 Stude. Land Cruiser. Looks
lik a new ear and hat leas
than 8900 miles on It. A very
pretty TAN. The upholstery
Is spotless and cunhions ar
Sandalon Nylon. This car is
equipped with Overdrive, hill
holder. Cllmatlzer, Radio. W S
wkher and side mirrors $2493
1949 Stude. Regal Deluxe 4 dr.
Commander sedan. A beautiful
shade of green and could be
passed for a new car. has less
than JUUO miles and Is equipped
with overdrive, climatiier, hill
holder and side mirrors and
grille guard and W S washer .. 2393
1941 Stude. Land Cruiser This la
hard to believe until you see
It. Spotless and clean as a
new car with only IU43 miles
fully equipped with overdrive,
hi) Iholder. W S washer, cli
matiier, radio and side mir
rors A nice TAN color and
Here u a chance to own "on." of these
lamous siuaeMKers at a prire you can
afford We will give a new car i
guarantee on the three abova
cars.
We have a few other
nice cars.
1946 Mercury 4-dr. sedan: dark
green, radio and beater MX0
miles 11299
1941 Buick 4-dr. sedan special,
147 motor, radio and heater 785
1940 Chev. Special Deluxe Business
coupe, radio and heater . 6V3
1941 DeSoto 4-dr Deluxe sedan,
fluid drive, heater and W S
washer . 783
1941 Ford Super Deluxe 2-dr. sedan,
new motor, spotlight 743
Commercials
1940 Stude. 1-ton pickup: -ft bed, -rhmattzer
7 30 H D. plv.
1946 Ford ' i-ton pickup: extra good
condition, priced to sell.
"Sad Sack Specials11
1934 Dodge sedan. A very good
car for its age 20t
Terms to Meet Your Needs
Shop Evenings
Open Until 9 P. M. for Your
Convenience
Keel's
Used Car Lot
South of Rose Hotel
Phones 129 and 1443 J
Used Cars
at
Umpqua
Motors
1949 TRAZFR Sedan
1948 CROSLEY Convertible
1948 PACKARD Sedan
1941 HUDSON Coupe .......
. I119S
- 1495
n45
1941 STUDE. SEDAN
1941 NASH Sedan
1940 CHKVBOLET Tudor ..
INT. Pirkup
19 PLYMOUTH Sedan ....
1 7 Bt ICK itedan
m7 PLYMOt'TH Sedan ...
1917 OLPSMOBILE Coup
19.15 FORD Tudor
19.W CHEVROLET Panel ....
1933 PLYMOUTH Coup, ....
100
inn
00
Umpqua Motors
1444 N. Stephen, tnext tn Snack Sha;kt
PHONE 752
Roseburg
Used Car
Center
Oak and Rose
FINE USED CARS
ft ea on a b ly prf rtd , G.MAC. trm a.
Chevrolet Bu Irk Pont, ac Cadillac
Trade-, nt
Extra Special
193S FORD 1-TON PICKUP. St It It
Lockwood
Motors .
Yov Can't Co Wrong On Thta On at
i5
1933 PONTIAC SEDAN. 11 front
fender needs fixinf Upholstery and
mitor food Melrose Rt.. Box 301.
Charles Olsen.
TOR SALE-19.T7 Tord. 9243 cash. 119
rises St. Call alter 3 JO
i . . . . . .
MODEL A Ford, excellent condition.
IIS 1 . C-.il St nHnn 3-Ml.n.S
ay, Grain, Feed
FOR SAM Good cleaned Grev Oati.
fJ 50 per nundrrtf lb Claude Sellark.
SH mllea Weal of Oakland, phone 2ft-
F-U.
frOR SALE -Vetch and vetrh and oats
mixed, o. A Bnmn. Ph. 1(3 Canyon-
vi lie or 4A5 Rnaeburg
FOR SALE Wheat. t?0 a ton Come
evenmei or week' end. Perron Br.'0" SALX w trade Equity In IS
Bro kway.
Business Opportunities
ATTENTION INVESTORS' One-half
Interest in flourishing Roaeburg bu
tnea for aale oa full or limited pait
nerhip bata Need appmxima:-:
iroiW to handle Return rwi to VOO
net per month Onl bona-ftde hu-r
need tnveit'fate No telephone infor
mation give. Rf"ehurf Pe'ty h In
ti reive C. Cmpqua II (He Lobby.
Realtor.
Autos
Lockwood's
USED CARS
Best Buys
Anywhere
1944 STUDFBAKCR
CONVKRT1HLE
lMfl PLYMOUTH Club Coup .
14J CHRYSLER New Yorker
1&42 FORD Fordor Sedan
IMi FORD Tudor Sedan ,
1941 CHEVROLET Club Coup
141 FORD TUDOR SEDAN ...
1941 FORD TUDOH SKDAN
1940 FOKD TP DOR sedan
19.19 CHEV. COUPS
.lMs no
11U3 00
.11 Jo JO
. 843 INI
. tUO DO
. twvuo
643(10
. 485 U0
44.V(K
393 00
18.18 OLPSMOHILE sedan
13.18 FORD FOHDOR SEDAN 15
1IMU BlUUtL A kUUfl
1941 I M T. McCormlck
Deering
Farm Tractor
Open Sunday
From 9 To 3
Trucks And Pickups
I FORD 1 ton stake rack ... lfl?:wtfi
1948 FOHD PICKUP 114JO0
1147 STUDY 1'a-ton chassis at cab 993 00
194 WILLYS Station Wagon ...1343 00
1M45 FORD LUMBER TRUCK 1993 00
1947 WILLYS 1-ton pickup 9NA.00
JM3 FORD lVton rial bed
. 403 00
. 603 10
43 00
1942 FORD 4-ton Pickup .
1942 FORD 4-ton Panel
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You can, if you come
in HERE, where you
KNOW that every
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buy at the price it's
labeled. A Depend
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surest sign of quality
and satisfaction. We
invite your inspection
of our fine Guarair
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in TODAY!
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AND LOOK AT THESE CARS.
1948 PLYMOUTH ledan. 8p-
DMuxe .... 149$
Over 500. under new car
rrtcr.
1948 STUDEBAKER SEDAW 10$
uver oo. under new car
price.
1947 DESOTO aedan 179S
Over 900. under new car
Drlre.
1947 FORD Convertible IMS
Over $900. under new car
once
1947 STI DEBAKER sedan 130S
Over too. under new car
prire.
1044 CHEVROLET edan 1293
Over I5O0. under new car
price.
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1939
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1939
DODGE CUSTOM irdan. R. It
H. nrw tires, perfect S14J5
uuuoe aedan, excellent con
dition STUDEBAKER COMMANDER
LAND CRUISER sedan .
NASH AMBASSADOR aedan,
R At H . verv clean
HUDSON SEDAN. R. at H..
Hood tires
FORD SPECIAL Deluxe
sedan. R Ar H
Bl ICK CENTURY aedan. very
food rondition
STUDEBAKED COMMANDER
sedan .. . ..
FORD V- t-oupe. A huy
FORD V-8 sedan, food
CHRYSLER sedan
DODGE Tudor, food work car
MS '
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TRUCKS
' 1947 DODGE shortlof truck
Brownie, tafs, excellent
I condition 3330
1 ,MJ P0,00, ' 1on pickup, stake
I j?- ' ? "i1,"- '"
1931 FORD MODEL A Pickup 123
lra r0RD MODEL A panel 30
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Merrur convertible, for trailer hnuM
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Soto Plymouth. Phone 40fl. 114 N.
Rote St
FOR SALE ' 38Chev ro I e tnhdooraed all .
IM. Robert Creek Road. Rt. 1, Box
s
FOR SALE 14? F rarer with air col
dni' ner. OD and radio, 11250. Phora
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frr FORD V- eedar. delivery Read
able, ail E 2nd Ave . N h.