Autos
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:., Santa's at
v: ': Barcus,
GET YOU 3CMAS GOT NOW
25 GALLONS GAS FREE
With Each . Used Car
Purchased
Prices Reduced For
Immediate Sale
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS
OfTEK TODAY
? ,1841 PLYMOUTH 4-door iedan,
'' - , radio, heater, new tires &
7k. battery. Special thli week
. . only. , 4 W3
. ' IMS PACKARD 4-door ledan.
only 13.000 mi lea, beautiful
"" black finish, white wall tlreaL
' radio, beater, and many other
extras. This car hai had mar
w veloua care, and la just like
new. .....2330
1948 FORD 4-door sedan.
Eerfect black finish, radio,
cater, new tires, -notor com
plately reconditioned, looks
it runs like new. 1445
X' 1948 FRAZIER MANHATTAN.
all the extras, perfect through
. . " out. . This car cost nearly
$3,500 new. now only. 1095
1947 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE
4-door sedan, new paint. R
. a H. A beautiful Seafoam
freen color. A real bargain for
only. 1395
1947 STUDEBAKER Land Cruiser .
4-door sedan, light grey color,
overdrive, radio, heater, ex
cellent condition. 1695
1947 FORD ft Super Deluxe
3-door sedan, R & H, excel
lent condition, only. - 1195
1941 FORD CONVERTIBLE,
radio, heater, automatic top,
red leather upholstery, new
paint Mercury motor. . 695
1940 PACKARD 110 sedan.
new paint, R & H, mechanic
ally perfect . 645
1940 DeSOTO 4-door sedan,
good tires, radio, heater, only. 545
1940 FORD 4-door sedan,
light blue color, nice Interior,
good, motor, radio it heater. 595
1939 BUICK Century 4-door sedan.
This car is In excellent me
chanical condition, and is a
real buy for someone who
; wants a heavier car. 475
L 1940 FORD Cpe.
f Mechanically good, but the
,r body's little rough. Still a
good buy tor only ...... 395
1038 CHRYSLER Royal Coupe. R &
H, very clean Inside and out
e ' A bargain.
1937 FORD 4-door sedan.
1937 FORD a-door sedan. '"
, 1936 NASH 4-door sedan, recondi
tioned motor.
1934 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan,
new tires, new paint, runs
r, good. -
1936 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan,
Only. , . b
1932 CHEVROLET 3-door sedan,
good paint, nice interior, 16"
wheels. Mechanically good,
only f.
OPEN SUNDAYS
- Better Buys
at
' Barcus Sales
& Service
Your Packard Dealer
PHONE 1384
Highway N N. at G.rd.n Vallay Md
Roseburg
Used Car
Center
Oak and Rose
FINE USED CARS
Reasonably priced, G-M.A.C terme.
Chevrolet Buick Pontlao Cadillao
Trade-ins
WARD'S
Rebuilt Motor Sale
CHEVROLET Motor, .118 95 Exchani.
PLYMOUTH Motor. 134 99 Exchanf.
DODGE Motor. 139.98 Exctunia
BACKED BY MONTGOMERY WARD'S
New Motor Guarantee
We Want Good
Clean Used Cars
Top prices paid
DOYLE'S SALES at SERVICE
Highway 00 oV Garden Valley Rd-
' FOR SALE '42 Ponttae S sedan, in good
rendition, priced lor quick sale- Pb-
Oakland 237S.
lfM BUICK FOR DOR. gnod condition;
aouat MIL SOU N. Stephen.
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Don't. Be A
"Wishful"
Thinker!
HOPING you'll get a
good Used Car it not
enough. KNOW the
firm behind that car -that's
your greatest
assurance. Like the
fine quality guaran
teed Used Car values
here a wide selec
tion for your choice.
We'd like to show you
some!
BUYS YOU CANT AJTORD TO MISS
1941 WILLYS IFd.Il.
1941 FORD ttdan.
1938 FORD a.dan.
. 298
, 198
. 178
1937 buiuk iedan.
1937 TERRAPLANE iedan.
1938 PLYMOUTH coup,.
78
Corkrum
Motors, Inc.
YOUR
DESOTO
Plymouth
HEADQUARTERS
330 S. Stephen, Ph. 898-J
Wa'U be here TOMORROW to Back
up what wa lay ana ao tuuaxi"
SPECIAL
This Week
Late 1948 Corru Hudson
6 looks like new. Radio,
heater, auto, shift. Car del.
n March 1949 for 3 1 04.00.
We are now selling it for
this week
Special 2095.00
Down Payment and Terms
Will Be Made to Suit You
1948 W. JEEP 4-whecl dr. 928.00
1949 JEEPSTER od. & heater ....1398.00
1948 JEEP Sta. Wag., heater ...1393.00
1943 HUDSON Com. "8' 698.00
1941 HUDSON CI. Cp., new paint 593.00
1941 HUDSON CI. Cp.. black 393 00
1941 CHEVROLET 3 dr. Sdn. .... 693.00
1940 HUDSON 4 dr. adn.. new
nalnt 895.00
1940 HUDSON 4 dr. adn. 845.00
1940 HUDSON 4 dr. adn. 423 00
1940 LINCOLN Sdn. 395.00
1938 CHEV. 3 dr. adn. 363.00
1940 DESOTO adn.. new paint 4SS.O0
army jEEr, sooa .nape ... a.uu
MODEL A FORD 68.00
Better Buys and More Car
For Your $$$ At
Roseburg
Hudson Co.
Hudson Dealer
7oa So. Stephen, Ph. 1376-R
1937 MODEL FORD $00. V-S iedan, fac
tory rebuilt motor, 8000 mltea. New
battery and fuel pump. In running
condition, but needa loma minor work
done. Srt at brick house intenection
of Miller Lane and Patterton St.
SEE THIS 1937 Ford 3-door iedan tor
dependable, low-coat transportation.
Will aell for $75. below book price.
Call 466. or inquire at 307 Pacific
Blrif.
Instruction 29
DIESEL POWER
Mechanically inclined men get free
lacia aoout opponuntuea ana train
ing pian coverinr Dig new iieia 01 i
ton, locomotives, power plants, ships,
etc. We train you In your spare time.
Write for details giving age and pre
sent occupation. Utilities Diesel Train
ing, 127 cp j!iyy?y!w.' .
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ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. P. O. Box
111S
Notices 31
SUGAR BOWL CAFE under new man
agement We are not responsible for
any debts contracted before November
18 lona Lovely and Philip Deupree.
canyon vt lie.
I WTIX NOT be responsible for any
debts Incurred by the management
of La Fiesta Cafe prior to December
1, IMS. Jackson P. Rich.
LEGAL
IN THE CIRCUIT COVBT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON
FOR DOUGLAS COLNTT
SUMMONS
DOUGLAS CREDITORS ASSOCIA
TION, a corporation. Plaintiff, vs. A. U.
BOWLBY. Defendant
TO R B, Bowlby, abort named de
fendant: In THI NAME Kir THE Bl Alt ur
OREGON you are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint nt
plaintiff filed against you In the above
entitled court and cause on or befu-.e
four weeka from the date of the first
Kbhcation of this summons as shown
low. and If you fall so to appear
and answer said complaint, for want
thereof plaintiff will take Judgment
against you as prayed for in its com
&lalnt. a succtnet statement of which
ai follows: for the sum of $890 00
! wiTn )- initmi inirron irom "inn
IMS until Mid: In the further sum of
I $5 00 with Interest from February
LEGAL.
1. 1948, until paid; In the further sum
of 129.27 with 6". imereat thereon from
December a. ihi. until Di d: in tne
further sum of Ml. 18 with 6 interest
thereon from May 10. 193, until paid;
in the further ium of 9150.00 attorney's
fees, and for plain tif fa eoata and dis
bursements in this action and will
apply $116.97 of the property of the
defendant, now attached in the hands
of Myrtle Creek, Oregon, branch of;
United Statea National Bank of Port
land, Oregon, in satisfaction of said
luaiment
This summons Is served upon you by
DUblication once each week for tour
consecutive weeka In the Roseburg News
Review, a newspaper of general cir
culation as provided by statute, pub-
usnea ana usuea at HoseDurg, uougiaa
County. Oregon, by order of the Hon.
Carl E. Wtmberly, Judge of the above
entitled court, made on the 28th day
of September. 1B49.
uaie ox xirsi publication ucl alto.
R U WHIPPLE,
Attorney for the Plaintiff
P. O. Address Roseburg, Ore.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
The Executrix of the estate of MARY
S. YOUNG, Deceased, hereby gives
notice that the County Court of Doug
las County. Oregon, has fixed Decern
ber 31st, 1949, at ten o'clock A. M. as
the time, and the County Court room
in ine louh nouse ai Hoseourg, uoug
laa County. Oregon, as the place for
hearing objections, If any there he, to
the final account of the' Executrix.
Dated November 21. 1W9.
ELIZABETH Y. HARRIS,
Executrix of the estate
of Mary S. Young.
Deceased.
Hard Luck Takes
On Orgy. Status
MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif.,
Dec. 12 UP) Lloyd Trout? He's
the guy standing under that
black cloud. Everything happens
to him.
Take last Saturday, for In
stance.
Trout drove up to a spot called
Inspiration point. Every state
has at least one. But this point
is a cliff 350 feet high.
With a buddy, Lloyd looked
for his lost driver's license. A
fearsome gale blew up from the
ocean.
Both youths got out of the auto
together. Suddenly the car, its
doors acting as sails, was snatch
ed by the wind and whisked
over the cliff to the beach below.
A total wreck.
And that isn't all.
Two months ago, Trout, a like
able chap of 23, broke his ankle.
Then his wife and son became
seriously ill.
He borrowed 5400 on the car
to pay the doctor bills.
While digging mussels on the
beach two days ago he fell in
the ocean. Then he lost the wal
let And lastly, his car.
Drain Basketball Team
Downs Sutherlin, 31-30
Drain high school hoopmen de-
leaiea me sutnernn nigh team,
ji-ju, Saturday night, in a game
mac was just as close as tne linal
score indicates.
Sutherlin's Kroush was high
scorer with 14 points. Bill Dun
can of Drain scored nine to lead
his teammates.
The Drain team fell behind in
the third quarter after a very
ngnt nrst nan. ine score at tne
end of the quarter was 22-13.
Then Drain came from behind to
edge the Sutherlin boys, 31-30.
PAT YOURSELF TO STAY
SANE
CHICAGO CP) To help
prevent mental illness, try to
build up whatever is best in your
personality. This is the advice of
Mrs. Helen Tomson, a psychiatric
social worker, in an article in Hy
geia magazine. Most people spend
too much time mulling over their
own weaknesses and shortcom
ings. she says. "To safeguard our
mental health we need to get
turned around the other way. We
need to focus on what's best in
ourselves. That is the road to
emotional health.
U. S. Marines themselves are
uncertain who first sent the dis
patch "The Marines have landed
and have the situation well in
hand." but the sentence is
thought to bave been coined by
Richard Harding Davis.
CHEER-UP YOUR HOME ...
... by redecorating with eye-appealing FULLER PAINTS.
It' the COLOR-MAGIC that makei old wall, teem NEW
again, small rooms look larger; dull walli, brighter. You
don't have to be a magician either! Jutt lay "Fuller Paint,
Please!" That's magic enough for any home. Stop in to
day! WE'LL HELP YOU PLAN YOUR NEW HOME
COLOR HARMONIES
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Advance Ticket
Sales For Elks
Show Is Lively
Arlo Jacklin, publicity director
for the Elks lodge home talent
charity show, said today advance
ticket sales were going "wonder
fully," for all three nights the
show will be presented.
The 150-Derson cast will go on
stage for the first time Wednes
day at 7:30 p. m. in presenting a
special children's show at the
junior high school auditorium.
Three shows for the general pub
lic win loilow on succeeding
nights, Dec." 15, 16 and 17, begin
ning at 8 p. m.
jacKiin stressea me iact inai
this was a home talent show.
featuring local persons In each of
the 17 acts.
One of the skits he mentioned
briefly was "Sam Shovel Digs
In," starring Al "Wiggles" Flcgcl,
and including "Huddle" Huddle
ston as the secretary, "Ise" Tuck
as "Four-Letter Word," and Joe
Haystead as "Slaughter-House
Joe."
Another comedy skit stars Sher
man Plimpton, Peyton Oderklrk
and Tommie Hastings as the
characters "Pfutt," "Pfutt Pfutt,"
and "Pfutt Pfutt Pfutt," with
Ray Hoover cast as the doctor.
Jacklin said action becomes con
tused when one Pfutt gets in the
way of the others, especially when
the three principal characters are
"all Pfutts."
Tickets mav be nurchased In
advance from the Elks club or
Roseburg Jewelers. Ticket-holders
may then exchange them for the
night they wish to attend the per-
iormance.
Rice Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rice and
daughter, took Thanksgiving din
ner with Mrs. Rice's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Amorde
at Sutherlin.
Mr. Ballfolur Spikier of North
Hollywood, Calif., is visiting at
the Ervin Rice home.
Mrs. Minnie Chenowith and
daughter Ruth of Oakland, Miss
Alice Case of Vancouver, Wash.,
and Paul Allen who Is attending
school in Eugene, all took
Thanksgiving dinner at the Ern
est Warner nome.
Mrs. Ervin Rice. Mrs. Glen
Walker, Mrs. Frank Churchill,
nd Mr. Spikier visited Frldav
with Mrs. Rice's sister-in-law,
Mrs. Omer Solman, at her home
at Halsey, Ore.
Mr. ana Mrs. Mton Grass and
daughters, Nancy and Nadine of
Yoncalla, visited Sunday after
noon at the Cecil Hartford home.
Talking
About a Home?
So many people do noth
ing but talk about it! But
yoi really want to cn
our home, consult me
now. Personal attention.
Economical terms. '
RALPH L RUSSELL
Loans and Insurance
Loan Represenativ
Equitable Savings A
Loan Assn.
112 W. Cass
Phone 913
V
Mrs. Josephine Pfaff
Dies At Roseburg Home
Josephine C. Pfaff, 60, resident
of Oregon for 20 years, died yes
day, Dec. 11, at her home on
East 2nd street N. She was born
Nov. 18, 1889 in Wray, Colo., the
only daughter of Joseph and Kate
Travis.
She moved to Kansas with nor
parents at an early age and was
married Sept.. 1, 1908 to Arthur
F. Pfaff. They moved to Ore
gon in 1929, living at Riddle un
til 1944 when they moved to
Roseburg to make their home.
She was a member of the Re
lief Rebekah lodge No. 185 of
Riddle and of the First Christian
church of Roseburg.
Surviving are her husband,
Arthur, Roseburg; two sons: Les
lie and Arnold Pfaff, both of
Roseburg; a sister, Mrs. Hattie
Chritton, Beloit, Kansas; and
three grandchildren: Peggy, Ne
va ana Allison Pfaff, Roseburg.
Funeral services will be held
in the Chapel of the Roses, Rose
burg Funeral home, Wednesday,
Dec. 14, at 2 p. m., with Rev.
Kenneth Knox officiating. Grave
side services under the auspices
of the Rebekah - lodge No. 185
will follow In the Masonic cemetery.
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in
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f
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Model RK-20 hoi many features that every woman wonts in a
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cooker . . . radiantube 5-ipeed units . . . full width storage drawer
and Simpli-Motic oven control. It's a big value ot a new low price.
Umpqua Valley
120 W. Oak
sportsmen TO meet
The regular monthly meet I no-
of the Roseburg Rod and Gun j
ciud win De neid Tuesday, Dec.
13, at 8 p. m. at the club house
at Winchester.
Among the important business
to be discussed is the final recom
mendation on angling regula
tions. A motion Dicture will be
shown and refreshments served.
YULE PARTY TUE8DAY
The Toastmasters and Toast
mistresses clubs' annual Christ
mas party will be held Tuesday,
Dec. 13, at 7 p. m, at the Umpqua
hotel.
WANTED
Eggs Egg and mora Eggs
Premium prices paid for good
quality- eggs. See ..he
Roseburg Feed & Seed Co.
before selling.
DlsUlbutors for
Brentwood hgg Co. 4 H-B
Centennial Feeds.
Phone 374 Oak & Spruoe 8ts.
and
see
now
Cook-Mailer Oven Clock Control
Put In a meal, let the clock
for itartlng and finishing
time , , , and forget It. Cooks
a meal while you're away.
another FRIGIDAIRE
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iMon., Dee. 12, 1949The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. . IS
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