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Stephana . Ph. lial-J Easy Terms Veterans The best investment you can make of that forth coming G. I. check is U. S. Government bonds. The next-best investment is a down-payment on a guaranteed used car from Roseburg Hudson Co. T02 S. Sttphena St Phone 17SS TERMS TO FIT YOUR INCOME. ON A CAR TO MEET YOUR NEEDS p Roseburg ' Used CaY Center Oak and Rose FINE USED CARS . Reasonably priced G.M.A.C. tern-ui. Chevrolet Bulck Pontile CeditUe trade-Ini WARD'S Rebuilt Motor Sale CHEVROLET motors 119.93 Exchange PLYMOUTH Motors 134.93 Exchanle DODGE Motors .139.93 hcninfe SACKED BY MONTGOMERY WARD'S New Motor Guarantee GOOD CARS PRICED TO SELL. Soma terms available: 1941 FORD Cpe.. new motor ....3385.00 1940 OLDSMOBILE 4-door sedan, fully equipped - .$373.00 1939 STUDEBAKER -door Idn. .3245.00 1939 FORD 2-door ledan 3243.00 1937 BUICK 4-door sadsn .1SO.OO lnqutra 307 Pacific Bldf., or phone 466 We Want Good Clean Used Cars Top priest pi DOYLE 8 SALES tV SERVICE Hlfhwfey M Garden Valley ltd. Phone ll Cash Bargain lft TOR lMt Club Coup Studebeker. See Auoclated SUiion. Stephens and IU1. FOR SALE M90 equity In 141 Dodre sedtn; top shape; or trade lor con veyance suitable tor pulllnf large house trailer. See Frank Gaffney after 4 00 p m . Nebo Trailer Court, .443 N. Stephens St. fOR" BA1JE '39 Chevrolet 5 'panenger coupe io.ouu miie on new factory nfine. Lots of accessories. $400. Pboae 1354-h-j tor information. FORTALft 1940 rord S-pas. in food condition: new motor, overdrive. R tt H. several extras. M. 40 down. 1123 E 3rd St., Roeeburg. &Orl"MONEY for your car. Cash on the spot Cork rum Motors, Inc. De Sot o Plymouth. Phone 40C, 114 N. nose st 'mplYMOUTH COUDe. "IT mntnr. iwd condition. Moa w. S. Diver, eo b b Texi. Sft CHZV. .-door. AM RimN. 27 There's Always Tomorrow! And what we do TO DAY determines our future success. Every Guaranteed Used Car on our lot is your sym bol of safe, depend able transportation guaranteeing you comfort and economi cal driving pleasure. We stand behind every car we sell. We'd like to serve YOU! Corkrum Motors, Inc. YOUR DESOTO Plymouth HEADQUARTERS 230 I. ttsphsns Ph. 596 -J 'We'll b. hart TOMORROW to Back up what w. aar and do TODAY!" EQUITY 1940 Pontlae "" 4-door sadan, A-l condition, Inquire Grand Hotel parper anop. TOR SALE 1936 Ford Tudor, 6183. Carl 1937 FORD, Eood motor. Phone 1203-R, or see 1835 Myrtle. Local News Attends To Business Phil Strader ot Glide spent yesterday in Koseourg on business. Patch And Chat The Patch and Chat club will meet Thurs day evening at the home ol Mrs. E. R. Buckingham.. - Meeting Announced Eden- bower New Idea club will meet at a 1 o'clock luncheon Feb. 1, at the home of Mrs. Ed Hughes. H.E.C to Meet Thursday Evergreen Home Economics club will meet Thursday at a noon potluck luncheon at the hall with Marian Harryman and Con Jackson, co-hostesses. Ill At Home Miss Dorothy Casey and Robert McDermott are both reported to be ill at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. McDermott, on South Kane street. , Party Announoed The Victory Sunday School party will be held Friday night at 8 o'clock at the home of Jessie Kvidera, 430 S. Pine street. All members are asked to be present. Group To Meet The Camp Fire Guardians and Bluebird leaders will meet Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock at the First Chris tian church to play the Father Daughter banquet. Mrs. Jack Chapman will be guest speaker. Returns Here Mrs. Jessie Dorviller has returned to her home on Pitzer street in Rose burg, following three months in the Melrose district assisting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cring and family. Sewing Group to Meet The American Legion Auxiliary sew ing group will meet Friday night at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Betty Moors. All members are urged to assist with the child welfare sewing. Circle To Meet The Marion Beebe circle of the Baptist church will meet Thursday, starting at 10 a. m., for an all-day session. Potluck dinner will be served at noon. The group will do white cross work. To Meet Thursday Women of the Roseburg Country club will meet at a 12 o'clock lundheon at the clubhouse Thursday, followed by contract bridge at 1 p.m. Those desiring transportation are asked to telephone Mrs. James Hughes, 143-J-2. Return From Eugene Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Inman and Chil dren Janet, Larry and Kathy, re turned to their home in Rose, burg Monday night, following a two-day stay In Eugene visiting Mr. Inman's relatives. Mr. Inman is city editor of the News-Review. To Attend Conference P. N. Borgman, manager of Western Auto Supply Co's Roseburg store at Stephens and Cass streets, will attend a merchandising confer ence In Portland Saturday and Sunday, Jan. Di ana The con ference Is one of three such meet Ings scheduled for the latter part of the month on the Pacific coast. Autos p.i.,w. cwyiiii, imujjs jpuu. jitin,ii. ..rn -wmit'immmt m vmmmmmmtfm"1 $ BOULDER DERAtlSTRAIN This Southern Paelflo frelcht tmtn hit nearKlamath Fails. Ore. The fireman was only person Injured in the ripped up aoo leet of track. Mora than 1700 passengers were ranowi ad around the break by bus. Births At Mercy Hospital GANNON To Mr. and Mrs. John F, Gannon Sr., veterans housing project, Apt. 7, Suther. lin, Jan, 23, a son, John Frank lin Jr.: weight seven pounds eight ounces. HOFFMAN To Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Aleyander Hoffman, 348 W. First avenue N., Roseburg, Jan. 24, a daughter, Laurel Lee; weight seven' pounds twelve ounces. OLLIVANT To Mr. and Mrs. William Frederick Ollivant, route 1, B 333, Roseburg, Jan. 24, a son, Gary Dee; weight six pounds fif teen ounces. VAUX To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vaux, route" 2, Box 396-1, Rose burg, Jan. 25, a daughter, Janette Louise; weight nine pounds. BROADWATER To Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Broadwater, box 682, Roseburg, Jan. 24, a son, John Edward; weight seven pounds nine ounces. Pvt. Bowman Participates In Battalion Tests WITH THE EIGHTH U. S. ARMY IN KOIUMI, Japan. Private Charles C. Bowman, son of Mrs. Bessie Bowman, who re sides at 843 Templin street, Rose burg, Ore., was among the per sonnel to participate in the bat talion tests given by the IX corps testing team at Camp Weir, Japan. The purpose of the tests was to oetermine tne anility or the battalion to operate together as a unit. The men were scored on speed and efficiency. .serving in the occupation ot Japan, Private Bowman is as signed to the radio section of Headquarters battery, 61st Field Artillery battalion, 1st cavalry di vision. He participated in the tests as vehicle driver and radio oper ator. The communications section, of which the radio section is a part, was individually compli mented on their ability by the IX corps officers. private Bowman was married to Miss Jane Stout shortly before entering the service. They have one child. Private Bowman plans to go into the lumbering business upon completion of his military service. Sea slugs brought $1,000 a ton at Canton, China, before the war, says the National Geographic So ciety. Sunshine Club The Northslde Sunshine club will meet Thurs day at a 12:30 o'clock potluck luncheon at the home of Mrs. W. O. Patterson, 904 Riverside Drive, Laurelwood. Those attend ing are asked to bring their own table service. W.B.A. Social Thursday The Woman's Benefit association will hold a card party and social Thursday at ; 2 o'clock at the home ot Mrs. Hugh wens on f ui- lerton street with Mrs. Carl Hav ens, co-hostess. Members and in vited guests are asked to attend. Lady Elks To Meet Lady Elks will meet Thursday night at 8 o'clock at the temple. Contract bridge and pinochle win ae in play following the business ses sion. Hostesses include Mrs. G. M. lies, chairman, Mrs. Ray John, Mrs. A. Copple. and Mrs. Mitchell Moore. Spends Day Here Mrs. Hugh Whipple of Drain spent Tuesday in Koseburg shopping and attend ing to business. While here, Mrs. Whipple visited her mother, Mrs. C. H. Wickham, on Mill street, and with other relatives. The Whipple family formerly resided In Laurelwood. Circle To Meet Circles of the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet Thursday. Circle No. 1, will meet at a 1:30 o'clock dessert-luncheon at home of Mrs. H. L. King, Veterans hospital post; No. 2. will meet at home of Mrs. P. T. Bubar, 148 S. Chadwick street, at 2 p.m; No. 3. to meet at 2 p.m. at home of Mrs. J. H. Howe, 845 Hoover street; No. 4, will meet at 2 p.m. at home of Mrs. Luclen Cobb. 740 South Jackson street, with Mrs. H. A Canaday, co-hostess. To have people f kink well of us... because we have served I hem well ...is our sincere Noted Baritone Dated Here In Concert Series Walter Cassel. above baritone star of concert, opera and radio, win oe tne secona in oraer oi appearance on the Roseburg Community Concert Assn. series. He is slated to appear Wednes day, Feb. 1, at Junior high school auditorium, starting at 8:15 p.m. Cassel is one of a selected few native-born artists who received all of their musical education and subsequent artistic recognition in this country. Born in Council Bluffs, Iowa, and educated in Omaha, Cassel in his singing reflects the strength and vigor of America's great Midwestern background. His musical career dates back to the day when he received a trum pet as a birthday gift Encouraged by the many contests he won with his trumpet with his school band In Council Bluffs, Cassel might have realized his childhood dream had he not also joined the glee club In his last years at school and discovered an even greater talent singing. He enter ed the Iowa state contest and won first prize. i After several years of work, with singing as his main objec tive, Cassel received his first real impetus in 1933, when he met and sang lor Lawrence Tlbbett, then appearing in a concert in Omaha. Tibbett praised Cassel's renditions and urged the talented young baritone to even more in tensive study to perfect his voice. A year later he went to New York, where he made his first radio appearance. His rise to fame in the entertainment field was rapid from that day on. Eikton By Phyllis A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Fisher vi sited recently with relatives in Seattle. Telephone and electric servic es are almost non-existant in the ELKTON AREA. Repair' crews are at work constantly trying to keep the lines open in the face of some of the worst storms this area has ever seen. Schools have been closed and social activities have been held to a minimum. School was held Monday, Jan. 23, but was closed again Tuesday on account of the lack of power. Called home on account of the last illness and death of their brother, Robert M. Smith, were Mrs. Morris Kesler and children, Pamala and Carolyn, of Sa n Francisco, Mrs. Tony Cocciola of Colma, Calif, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Smith of C o q u 1 1 1 e. Mrs. Roy B. Wright of Exeter, Calif, mother of the widow also came to Elkton for the funeral. Other relatives coming from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Adams, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hugas of Monmouth and Eug ene and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Baker ot Astoria. Congratulations are 1 n order for the birth of a new daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Irving Murison, of the Campbell ranch of Kellogg Jan. 17, The Douglas Electric Cooper ative, Inc. will hold Its annual meeting at the K. of P. hall In Roseburg, at 1:30 p.m. Feb. 6, to amend the by laws of the coop erative and to elect directors. Candidates of the Elkton ares desire. two booiders. thae atgrtgrt, derailment ot ai-car train that tram stalled trains and transport- an Arnold Cheever and Char les Randall, All members are urged to attend this meeting. Douglas county road men have been working on a big slide on the Madison-Rader road at Kell ogg. The slide took out telephone and electric lines and the Rader fence. Patty Grubba had the misfor tune to break her right arm re cently. Mrs. Henry Baird of Oakland visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Goodman at Kellogg last week. Six inches of new snow fell at Elkton Tuesday. Windows were broken at Randall's, and Ross' IMiAl JScablui li highly eon I I U Ugious and will con I I tii.ua for Ufa It not topped. Ita iota cau li tha Itch mlta, which la immune to ordinary treatmtnt. EXSORA kills tha ltd--mite almost instantly Only three dayi' EXSORA treatment Is required. Mall orders given prompt attention. Fret Mayer Drags. Resabarg D)(o (cfl( See us today for a Si Dillord Roseburg CARSON FOR SENATOR PORTLAND, Jan. 25 UP) V, S. Maritime Commissioner Joseph K. Carson, a former mayor of Portland, was intro duced to a Democratic audience yesterday as a possible candidate for U. S, senator. Tha suggestion cam from W. L. Josslin, state Democratic chairman. He was introducing Carson to th Willamette Demo cratic society. Carson had no comment. and Miller's a result of snow ball fights by soma of the big boys. Just didn't know their own strength. Mrs. Ruth McDonald has been ill. Mrs. Lester Riley and children and Mrs. Arthur Mode were able to come home last Thursday aft er being marooned In California for more than a week. While there they visited Mr. and Mrs. Jake Sawyers and family at Sharp Park, Calif. I would like to take this means to thank all of the wonderful friends for their kindnesses to ward me and my children in our hour of need. SLABWOOD In 1 2-1 6 ond 24 In. lengths OLD GROWTH FIR DOUBLE LOADS WESTERN BATTERY SEPARATOR Phone MS Imyidk Kim to Now you can save up to $125 on a new Dodge "Job-Rated" Truck. Every Dodge "Job-Rated" Truck at these new low prices is the same truck with the same equipment as before the price reduction. These new low prices have been made possible through the great public acceptance Dodge "Job-rated" Trucks have enjoyed. You continue to benefit from the advantages of such exclusive Dodge features as proper weight distribution to carry your load better . . . short turning diameters for easier handling . . . shorter wheelbases and shorter over-all lengths to ac commodate standard bodies. All of this means greater truck value than ever beforel It means lower delivered prices plus unmatched Dodge economy, performance, and dependability. Come in todayl Get the new low delivered price on the Dodge "Job-Rated" Truck that fits your job the truck that will save you money today and every dcry you use it. WttJ., Jan. 25, 1950 Tht Twin Brothers Givtn Eaglt SEASIDE, Ore. UP Delbert and Robert Barnard are believed to be the first twin brothers west of the Rockies ever to reeclve the Eagle Scout award simultane ously. , . tne highest award in scouting was presented to the 15-year-old boys, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barnard, at a special court of honor here. The brothers became Cub Scouts in 1944 and Joined the Boy Scouts in 1946. Delbert earned 47 merit badges rffmfflMM Distributed In Roitburg By Bates Candy Co. dollar-saving deal Motor Co. Nw - Rvlw, RoMburg, Or. IS Scout Award Totjtthtr and was patrol leader in 1947-49, scribe in 194849 and held tha post of secretary In tht Explorer Scouts. His twin, Robert, earned 31 merit badges, served as patrol leader in 1947-48, librarian and treasurer in 194849. He now ii assistant Explorer Scout guide. SCOUT FETK DELAYED Tht Edanbowtr Boy Stout troop 133 oourt af honor tehtd uled for tonight hat kttn post poned ent wttk btoaust of III. nttt of tht scoutmaster. n Oregon mm IP
