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Autos &Mtr. Cycles 27
Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27
Thun., June 8, 1950 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 13
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For Sale, Misc. 18
DRESSES REDUCED!
9S values now KM. Sheen, butcher
llnena and many others. Sizes 0 to
IB. Extra special value f wing akirta
3.00. blouses 2 00, plaid shirts. $1.79.
plaid midriff $1.49. Also pedal pushers,
harts, jeans. Good fitting lacks.
""rose schombel
Calkins Road - Box 24 - Ph. 439J3
Where you save 1.3 to 12
USED BEDROOM SET. complete with
tnnersprtng mattress, box spring.
t4SO. Used springs, from S.1. Used
circulating trash burner, S42 WJ Used
wood ranges from ao. Used Ras
water heater. $44.30. Large selection
oi unnnisnea zurniiure.
The Bargain House
444 K, Jackson Ph. 1.183-J
"Flash!"
FOR BEST buys In new and used trail-
era, with lowest finance rates, shop
BURKETTS TRAILER SALES, 4446
Hwy. 99, So., Eugene. Oregon. Ph.
, 13UT
River Loam Delivered
GOOD FOR GARDENS AND LAWNS.
We have an abundant supply.
fau Casey
5t W. Mother Phone 117-Y
FOR SALE 2x4 edlincs. all 8 foot
lengths. Good for outside buildings,
corrals, poultry fence posts, and many
i other uses around the farm. Price
gl.oo per unit loaded on your flat
bed truck with our lift truck.
L. E. Sullivan & Son Lbr. Co.
X (miles N. of Roseburg on Highway 99
. rn. sim-n
Trailer Sales
Good, clean, late model trailers. We
finance trailer sales Trailers sold on
consignment. Private sales financed.
Open Sundays and evenings. Ernie
Hill, Crawford Real Estate of rice. 8
miles north of Oakland. Phone 2525
uaxiano.
Electrolux
CLEANER AND AIR PURIFIER
Salec Service and Supplies
Phone 1204 -LX
Special Tool Sale
At Valley Auction, 4 ml. So. of Myrtle
Creek at Riddle Junction, June 19th.
Time: 7:30.
FOR SALE Pan-American house trail
er with electric hot water heater.
double stainless steel sink, electric
refrigeration, excellent condition, with
awning and porch. Terms if desired.
H. W. Bloomer, 1642 N. Stephens,
Umpqua Trailer Court.
TOMATO PLANTS 25c DOZ.
Pansies, Violas, 60c dot. Other annuals
reasonable. Look in gg la is Road, ! mile
from Melrose Road all day Wed., Sat.,
Sun., and evenings after fl p.m.
I94 NATIONAL house trai let, 27 ft.
Butane equipment, electric brakes,
electric refrigeration. Will sell on
terms with security See at Model
- Market. Winston.
SOLID WALNUT 8 piece dining set;
fine condition: for sale or trade for
deep freeze, dinette set, or what nave
you f l i o Aiameaa Ave.
fOR SALE Good wood range, white
enamel finish, 930. Bert Lawrence,
Apts. between Winston and Dillard:
' turn left at fruit stand H mile.
Franc i s E.Mitchell.A p l.9.
fok SALE Trailer house. Tandum
wheels, 28. 3-room Glider. Also '49
Gibson elec. range used 3 weeks,
reasonable. K. Yeager, Canyonvilie,
Ore. . Evergreen Trailer Cou r t.
bR SALE 16 ft. covered wagon house
trailer. Good condition, sleeps 4. $350.
a, 1 mile north of Oakland on highway
A. P. Allen. Ph. 2736.
fx50 BINOCULARS with coated lens.
945. Ph. 73, ask for -Gil, between
B:.w-a:jo.
GARDEN SEED, garden tools, fertilizers
and a complete Una of hardware.
OPEN SUNDAYS. Howard s Hardware.
Winston. Oragon.Ph. 192-J-l.
FOR SALE Folding camp trailer. Bar
gain. Ted's Auto Body Service, cor
ner Metros and Lookingglass road.
Ph. 13 16-J.
LARGS 2-wheel utility trailer, about
BVxtf'V, 4 side racks. Heavily con
structed. Rt. 1, Box 186, about 2 miles
So Dlxonvitle Store.
FOR SALE 22 ft. trailer house. Turn
east at Western Equipment, ',i mile
up Newton Creek Rd. New house
with green gables.
FOR SALE 1 Spartan Manor Trailer
house. Completey furnished. 91 ,900.
Ph. 35-F-31. Mrs. A. J. Updegrave,
Idleyld Rt.
fOR SALE 1947 WORLD IMPERIAL
bicycle, good condition. 1122 N. Jack-
son at., arter o::w p.m.
WELL DRILL. Cheap if taken at once.
Charles D. Wilson, Roseburg. RL 2,
Box 876.
tVt FT. Montgomery Ward refrigera-
tor for sale. Ph. 1649, Inquire 826
t Harvard Ave.
' fOR SALEWestcraft" trailer Including
j awning. 1 apt. size washer, 1 set of
overload springs, rn. 105-K-X-3,
f FOR SALE 20 ft. Eastern built trailer,
S '47 model. 91050. 92.10 down. Approx.
jj 950month. Lambert, 746 Short St.
't FOR SALE Lawn swing $20, lawn
-i mower, $10. baby's play pen, 96. See
! at.M0',S:Jack!onIorcall1484-Y.
I COMPLETE NEW senior set Encyclo-
t! pedla Britannica. Original price 9348,
j now, 9248. Ph. 1447-L. -
fOR SALE 2 4x8 pocket billiard tables,
a Good condition. Roseburg Bowling Al-
5 PlANO FOR SALE Luebeck and Son.
mahogany, good condition. 9175. Ph.
i 665-Y or ll-r-12.
i TRAILER FOR SALE, reasonable. Also
it trailer space available. Pacific Cabins
" , 3' N. Highway99. Ph. 605-J-2.
I 23 FT. TRAILER house. Will take fur-
J nlture In trade. 608 Fullerton.
I fiAVFNO. Ilk nsur Rfi- aithalr m
3 4 B.T.U.; 919- Ph. 76-R-3.
j FOR SALE3000 watt light plant. E.
H. Pocock, Lock wood Motors.
j FOR SALE-Wel)-drill. terms.Phone
J 1286-L
; FOR SALE Good saddle and bridle".
; Chimp at 900. Ph. 1592-R-5.
SPANISH GUITAR 910. AM Mill St.
VIOLIN FORSALe! Phone 169-RA.
Fuel
20
SPECIAL
Special prices on our wood for the
month of June, double loads 2" planer
ends, 910; mill ends. 913. peeler core
and fireplace wood. 913; Claude Willey
Fuel Co. Call 15-J-3. Prompt deliv
ery. t" PLANER ENDS. 96.25 unit, regular
. length. Roseburg Lumber Co Phone
6 468
Timber & Sawmills 21
SAW MILL
,12 M. No. 1 portable mill. Vert tele
edger, log haul, sawdust and slab
conveyer, steel end chain pond saw.
log dump machine, 2 lumber lark,
very good pond, six acre site. 4-room
house, operating now. 10,000.
WITH TERMS
Fullerton Realty
XM N. Stephens Ph. 969-R
Cruising Service
' Reasonable Rates
Call 43S-R 441 So Jackson SL
Roseburg. Oregon.
Wanted
Second Growth Logs
CONTACT WTLBUR H'MB E R CO
WANTED Loggtng truck on good nauT:
all highway except l' miles Top
Timer Co., Scotts Lodge, Gold Beach.
rn. w.i.
lO RESALE IS M capacity sawmill FtTTl
length conveyor, steet end. S saw
ft dger. trim saw 3 b!r rarrisge.
without power 93000, Writ Box 431,
Sutherlln, Oregon.
Timber & Sawmills 21
WANT PEELED DOUGLAS FIR POLES
AND PILING Contact us for sises.
PUGET TIMBER CO. P. O. Box 4b,
rn. Hoseourg.
FOR SALE Approximately 2 million
ft old and second growth timber.
Jack Russell. P. O. Box 14, Canyon-
vine, uregon.
FOR SALE At Drain. Ore. R-D-4 Cat,
with drum and dozer. Good condi
tion Ph. 6315 Elk ion. Leonard Hoas,
uram. ure.
WANTED CAT to yard logs to portable
saw mil. Old growth. About 20.000 per
day. D-6 or TD-14 cat. Inquire Charlie
amnn. pn. zm-i.
FOR SALE DFXE Hercules diesei power
plant, 6 cylinder. 92200 J C Comp
ton Co. P O Box 749 oh 41-J-l.
FOR SALE Operating 13 to 20 thou-
sana sawmui. complete, no umocr.
Call 106U.J. evenings.
FOR SALE Ball bearing gang rip saw
with 30-H motor. Ph. 1138-R. 1107 E.
Douglas, Roseburg.
WANTED Contract yarding Job for
D-7 cat in excellent shape. Writ
News-Review, Box 359.
Logging Equipment 22
FOR SALE 601 Koehring combination
shovel and 60' crane boom D-13000
comDletelv rebuilt Cateroillar eniflne.
Machine fully guaranteed a real buy
at 9i7.3uu.uu.
Model 500 Amertcan-Buda Diesel pow
ered crane with 60-ft. crane boom.
In operation only 300 hrs., only
925,000.00.
Model 511 Adams Diesel powered Tan
dem drive motor grader with scari
fier. Only 93750.00.
L. A. SNOW COMPANY
SeatjMe 4. Wash. Ph.Main7929
FOR SALE '41 Federal truck, 58.000
Timken rear end, 3-speed Brownie, 5
speed transmission. 5th wheel for
logging bunk. Dennis Matthews, ph.
167-J.
FABCO SINGLE AXLE log trailer A-l
shape. 9225. H. R. Nelson, 1S5 E.
Pleasant St. 4 miles N. Roseburg.
turn right at Log Cabin Store, last
house.
FOR SALE Nearly new BU-30 Skagit,
complete with lines, etc. Heavy sled.
Ready to go. 94,800. Ph. 35-F-31, 16
miles on N. Umpqua Rd.
SMALL, single drum donkey on sled",
with power. 9150. Write Box 361,
News-Review.
D-7 CAT in perfect condition: also a
TD 14 now being completely ovtr
hauled. Ph. Romburg 1423-LX.
TD 14 CAT, armored "for logging. Late"
model Phone 633-J Roseburg
Farm Equipment 24
For Sale Or Trade
1 Oliver 70 tractor on rubber and
steel with lights and starter. Power
take off.
1 7' Oliver Power mower.
1 7 hay or grain swather.
1 Model 20, 8' Oliver combine.
1 Wide gauge heavy duty tractor trail
er with Bud wheels, ball and socket
hitch.
17" St 8' Oliver disc harrow.
12, 14" Oliver bottom plow, with
extra shears.
This equipment all in good condition.
Can be Keen after 3 p.m. or Sundays.
Will take late model car in trade.
NOBEL SNYDER
Yoncalla, Oregon
FOR SALE ortrade-forifiveitock In-
ternational Harvester No. 62 0 ft
combine. L. Michaels, Canyonvilie.
Ph. 1931.
FOR SALE John Deere field cutter.
with or without corn cutter attach-
ment. Ph. 33-F-14. R. V. Hatfield.
AUTOMATIC HAY BALER"New7loT-
land. 1949 model, nearly new, 91800.
Umpqua Tractor Co.
Tractors 25
Used Tractors
And Implements
1941 Ford tractor, repainted
1941 Ford tractor, engine
overhauled
1944 Ford tractor, fine
running order
1940 Ford tractor, as
750.00
875.00
2-botton 16-inch John Deere
plow on rubber 125.00
Umpqua Tractor Co.
WE QUIT
Best offer takes one or all
9 ALLIS CHALMERS MD-I9H.
Used onlv 6 mos.
1 ALLIS CHALMERS 1ID-7.
Almost new.
FU LeTOURNEAU SCRAPERS.
i i-ar-iame l-iim-zj
'46 Ford Ac Semi. '46 Ford Plrknn
other trucks. Compressors. 105 to 500
CFM. Jack hammers. 3" Ac 4" Pumps.
Light Plants. Drills, etc.
-ocii t inancing Dealers invited
Name Your Terms
Call Collect for Mnr. Infsirmatinn
BAKER BROS CORP. CONTRACTORS
Hwy. 99 E. Chico. Calif. Ph. Chico 320
upen &unaay
Ford Tractors
Lowest In price. Rest In Service, Price
ei.tun uu aenverea.
Umpqua Tractor Co.
125 PINE STREET
Trucks
26
SPECIAL
1946 Chevrolet dump tmrk 91195
OTHEHS TO CHOOSE FROM
1946 Ford with 2-speed axle and
j speea ujip and log bunk 1795
1949 Dodge 1 ton with crew box.
very ciean J2H3
TRUCK REPAIR St REBUH DING
GUIBERSON DIESEL
PARTS & STARTER SHELL
NEW GMC TRUCKS
SMITH MOTORS
TRUCK DEPARTMENT
Hiwsy 99 N Phone 199-R-l
FOR SALE 1 K-7 logging truck with
new motor. 2 W-A 22 Whites. One
114 Diamond T. 3 C model Interna
tionals. 2 Tromblev trailers. One 703
lumber truck, complete with r'rue
hauf tag avle and lumber rolls. Truck
In excellent condition. Nearly all new
ttres Ph 35-F-31. 16 miles on N.
Umpqua Road
BO LENS GARDEN TRACTOR S Th-e
garaen tractors have mowers, sickles.
cultivators, air compressors, etc. avail-
ableforjhem Umpqua Tractor Lo.
194o 6-cyl. Fordmotorin"a welfcared
tnr 1941 P U. 4-speed transmission.
1795 Ph.RW-evrnlng, 1316-R.
FOR SALE 1942 I'j T "Chev. truck",
good motor and ttres, heater. Ph.
420-J-2.
FOR SALE-39bTntfnaTionirt"ruck
with Brownie. Box 421, Sutherlln.
Oregon
AXLE SHAFTS for all makes of trucks.
Rsr's Truck Shop, 3055 N Stephens
Phon 4B9-J-4
39 C1IEV P!CkUPClVeland Rapids
Road. Garden Valley Ray Young
Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27
We Want Good
Clean Used Cars
Top Prim P,i4
DOYLE S SALES A SERVICE
Hllhwaj M G.rd-n V.ll.J M
Phon. SU
REAL CLEAN 6ld'S.f1,n. Kfi.
Willy at Sifrwar Market.
Are You
Relaxed?
Fine! That's how wa
like to greet you ... at
ease, in the comfort
of your home. We sub
mit for your approval
our selection of Guar
anteed Used Cars. En
joy the pleasure , of
fine motoring at a
price you want to pay.
Backed as always, by
our reputation for fair
dealing. Come in
TODAY!
1949 DESOTO Conv., II l H
1949 PLYMOUTH Club Coup,, ItU
1949 FORD Sedan, n & H
1948 DODGE Conv., It at H
19411 FORD Sedan. R It H
194 CHRYSLER Sedan, R H
19 FORD Sedan, H
194S PLYMOUTH Sedan, H
ALSO OLDER MODELS TO
CHOOSE FROM.
Corkrum
Motors, Inc.
YOUR
DESOTO
Ply
mouth
HEADQUARTERS
230 S Stephana Ph. MeJ
"Well be here TOMORROW to Back
ui. wni we aay ana ao TODAY!
Priced For
All Needs
1949 WILLYS St.. Wafon
...I149S
wveranve neaier.
1949 FORD Cuatom 3-door
very (.lean.
1949 B1IICK Srdanette
uynaflo. Radio & Heater.
1947 STITDEBAKER Champion
uvcranvt, jiaoio ec Heater.
947 CROSLEY
1942 FORD 4-door ,
1942 FORD - door
1941 FORD 4-door
1941 CHEVROLET 4-door
593
395
185
490
ISO
250
. 81
ISO
1940 CHEVROLET 4-door
1941 DODGE 2-door
1940 CHRYSLER 4-door
1939 PLYMOUTH
1938 PLYMOUTH
1936 PLYMOUTH Coupe .
1942 FORD Pickup
949 DODGE Pickup
Riverside
Motors
1600 N. Stephen! Phon, 4S0-R
A Car
For Every Purse
1937 Plymouth Sedan
1938 Buick Sedan ,
1938 Chryiler 6 Sedan ..
1940 Olda Tudor
1940 Mercury Sedan
1941 Pontlae Sedan
I 125.00
195.00
275.00
44300
475.00
493.00
565 00
573 00
605 00
1063 00
1175.00
1941 Studebaker Sedan
1941 Plymouth Tudor
1942 Olda Cpe. Sedan ...
1946 Chevrolet Sedan
1947 Ford Club Cpe
1948 Ni.h Club Cpe.
1373.00
OPEN EVENINGS
Rose
Motor Co.
Rose $t Lane S Pho.
Motorcycle
1914 Rarler-Oavldson. good eondlMon,
tires o K.. rhrotne forks, w nee la.
gooa paint, iits, rnona 177S-H-X.
Better. Buys
at
Barcus
t
. w
199300 g
545.00 I I
450 00 l '
395.00
245.00
203.00
250.00 gN
225.00 k '
165.00 i , '
650.00 I
1948 BUICK RO ADM ASTER,
Dynaflow. light blue finlah
1940 DESOTO SEDAN, rompletelv
reconditioned motor, K a H
1939 CHEVROLET SEDAN
ceptlonal
1937 PONTIAC TUDOR
excellent condition .
1937 CHEVROLET, clean.
1938 FORD SEDAN, food motor.
1939 CHEVROLET 5-paai.
COUPE, reduced price
1937 PLYMOUTH aedan
1937 CHEVROLET, runa food
1930 CHEVROLET 4-door,
very clean ..
1934 FORD V-8 Sedan, apeclaU
1942 DODGE COMMANDO. 4
wheel drive, food motor,
encloaed pickup body .
19391 CHEVROLET 1-lon panel.
' Would make Ideal crummy
or loffer'a pickup
EASY TERMS
LD3ERAL TRADES
BARCUS
Your Packard Dealer
Hlfhway 99 N at Garden Valley Rd.
Phone 1354
i l.l
,MJi''
REASONABLY PRICED GMAC TERMS
CHEVROLET. BUICK. PONTIAC,
CADILLAC TRADE-INS
Hansen's
USED CAR CENTER
Rose St Oak
GOOD BUYS
Clean Used
Cars
'42 PACKARD 4-door
'41 STUDEBAKER CHAMP. Sedan
'39 STUDEBAKER COMM. Sedan
'41 FORD Sedan
Special '42 DeSoto, fluid drive, adn,
R & R USED
AUTOS
MYRTLE CREEK. OREGON
MORE MONEY for your car Cash on
me spot, uomrum Motors, inc., ue
Soto, Plymouth. Phon 406. 114 N
Rose St.
rOR SALE Very clean 1949 Raiser
special, low mileage, f 14W.V Terms.
Ph. 356-J -3 after 8:30 p.m. Week
days, anytime week ends.
TOR SALEt-1946 Ford Deluxe foiir-
door sedan. Good condition. Mileage
18,600. A fine family car for S975.
Call at 5.11 Cobbs St.
MOTORCYCLES Factory dealer for
genuine tianey-uaviason motorcycles,
oil, parts and accessories. 043 E. 2nd
Ave. So. Ph. 134B-R from 9 to 7.
Personal 30
Notices 31
NOT RESPONSIBLE for debts other
than (hone contracted by myself. Eu
gene Holcomb.
LEGAL
NOTICE OP 8HF RIFF' BALE
OF REAL PROPERTY
Notice Is hereby alven that oursuant
to decree and order of sale duly made
and entered In the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for i ha County
of Oouelas dated the 3th day of May.
ihw, in tne suit wnerem i- n. isyinr
and Thirza Steven Tavlor. husband
and wife, were plaintiffs, and Paul
Stuver and Viola Siuver, husband and
wife, and H. L. Patterson, doing busi
ness as Pat's Auto Parts St Accessories
were the defendants, by virtue of a
writ of execution duly iinued nut of
and Under the seal of the abovt tn
t It led court, commanding me lo sell
the hereinafter described real prop
erty to satisfy the claim of the plaintiff
on the lands herein dencrlhed In the
sum of 9:1273.00, plus S.UKJ.00 attorneys
fri on the first cauie of suit, and
gl.SO.00 plus t.V)00 attorneys' fees on
the second came of suit, and the fur
ther sum of $27. 21 cmti and dUburis
ments, which sums hear Interest from
the 5th day of May, 19&0, at Six
Per Cent per annum. 1 have, in
obedience to said writ and ordr of
sale accompanying the same, levied
upon and will offer for sale to the
highest bidder for raih. at the main
front entrance of the Court Hmm at
Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon, on
Saturday, the 17th day of June, 1930,
at the hour of 10 o clock In the fore
noon of said day, all right, title and
interest which the defendants In said
suit, or any of them, had on the
1st day of October, 1947, have had at
any time since or now have in and
to said real property which it de
scribed as follows.
That portion of the ftoutheait quar
ter of the Northeast quarter rf
Section 19. Towmhlp 30 South.
Range S West. Willamette Meridian.
Douglas County, Oregon, which is
situated North ot Ihe Ostley County
Road and Et of the present lo
cation of the Pacific Highway, whlrh
Is mora particularly described as
follows: Roftnnlng at a point which
Is 20 chains or 1120 0 feet North
of the quarter lection rorner be
tween Sertions 19 and 20. said Town
ship and Range, thence running
1 4trweiwna win f
1 f
SKATINC POINTERS On Roieburq roiident who make, a
better policeman than he doei a roller skater it Sgt. Ervin Best,
supervisor of the Roseburg School Boy Safety patrol. Shown
attempting to improve the skating technique is Wesley Buzzard.
Picture was taken during the annual safety patrol party and
merit citation presentation in which the sponsoring Roseburg
Lions club and police department personnel participated. (Staff
photo.)
Summer School
Courses Offered.
Summer school courses or
grade, junior high and senior hish
school students will be held at the
junior high school building be
ginning Monday, June 12, it was
announced today by the superin
tendent's office, Roseburg school
district 4.
The courses will be held from
9 a.m. to 12 noon Monday through
fnday for a period of six weeks.
tlementary youngsters may take
courses to lift a "conditional" at
a cost of $20 for the first subject
and $10 for each additional sub
ject. Junior and senior high stu
dents may take one new subject or
two makeup subjects. The cost
is $20 for one subject or $30 for
two.
Courses are offered for those
high school students who need ad
ditional credits in order to meet
their grade level or requirements
and for those who have failed in
some of their work.
Instructors will be Mrs. Jennie
Nesseth, grades 2 to 6, room 204;
Mrs. Margaret Adair, grades 7 to
9, room 203; and Miss Ruth Rob
erts, grades 10 to 12, room 206.
Additional information can be ob
tained by calling the citv school
superintendent's office, 434.
New Business Started
The Canyonvilie Oil Co., located
on the north side of the city, is one
of Canyonville's newer businesses,
having opened a few weeks ago.
Harry Hensley is the owner and
manager.
Hensley is an indeoendent dealer
handling gas, butane, oil and tires
He plans to have faculties soon to
be able to grease cars.
Hensley came to Oregon from
Chicago last November. Prior to
coming to Canyonvilie he operated J
a :neii station in bugene. Besides
the oil company here he purchased
the Street Car lunch next door,
which he has leased to Mr. and
Mrs. A. Seward.
The Hensley's reside back of the
station.
West 1320.0 feet: thence South 4.11 S
feet to a point on the Easterly Una
of the present location of the Pa
cific Highway; thence running along
said Easlerly highway line South
32- 17' East. 7B2 feet. South 17
30' East. 57 ft feet. South 9V 10'
East, 1R0 1 feet and South 42' 20'
East, 1103 feet lo the Intersec
tion of the Easterly line of said
highway with the Northerly Una
of the Gazley County Road: thanca
running along said county mad line
North 60' .10' East, 005 9 feet North
0B' 50'. East. 200.1 feet. North 52
10' East, 404 0 feet and thence
Northerly 40.0 feet to the place of
beginning, containing 12.0 acres,
mora or lest, excepting water right
of record.
Notice is alven as directed by said
order of sale that 1 will place the
purchaser of said property Into the
Immediate possession thereof, that said
sale will be made auhject to confirma
tion of said court, and subject to re
demption aa provided by the atatutes
of Oregon.
Dated May 17lh, 1050
O. T. CARTER
Sheriff of Douglas County. Oregon
INVENTORY
4. in n w y rs
Woiher.
Rongei
UMPQUA VALLEY APPLIANCE
Roseburg... 120 W. Oak Phone 1218 Sutherlin ... Central and State Streets Phone 2983
Canyonvilie Voters
Dislike Parking Meters
A special council meeting was
called in Canyonvilie last week to
discuss parking meters for the city.
Several days previous to the meet
ing, petitions were in various
stores for the purpose of getting
opinions for and against the me
ters. The petitions were presented
to the mayor and council at the
meeting and it was learned there
were many more against than for
them.
I. N. Gray reported on his recent
meeting with the Oregon State
Highway commission in Portland,
slating that the highway engineer
would be in Canyonvilie soon to
consult the city council in regards
to the new highway through the
city.
Night Cop Balks
At Onerous Shift,
Raps Suspension
JAMESBURG, N. J. (m The
police chief who didn't like the
midnight to morning trick gave
his side of the story:
His side: "A raw deal."
Chief Harry h. Hubbs, who is
half of this community's two-man
Eolice force, was suspended by the
orough council for refusing t o
work the hours between midnight
and 5 a.m.
The borough council accused him
of misconduct and insubordina
tion. Mayor Michael Seminars said
Hubbs refused to answer telephone
calls during the night hours, trans
ferring them instead to the may
or's home.
Hubbs, who has announced him
self as a Republican candidate for
Middlesex county sheriff, was sus
pended by a four-to-two vote of
the borough council four demo
crats for it and two Republicans
opposed.
Hubbs said he was suspended
"because of political pressure by
the Democrats." He said he could
not work the wee hours because of
a nervous disorder.
He said the telephone kept waking
his wife and children, and that he
got $89.11 every two weeks, out of
which he had to pay for his own
siren and red blinker.
He also gave blood six times, he
said, and bought safety devices out
of his own pay.
But he said he would fight to
keep the job.
Vote On Director Set
One director for the school board
of district 8, Canyonvilie, will be
elected at a meeting at 2 p.m.,
June 19, at the Canyonvilie school.
There will also be voting on the
district tax levy for Ihe 1950-51
term. The reason for the proposed
increase in the tax levy is increas
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Dinner Announced Past Noble
Grand's club of Relief Rehekah
lodge. Riddle, will hold a chicken
dinner at Ihe lodge hall Saturday.
To Meet at Luncheon Rotary
Anns will meet Thursday at a
noon no-hostess luncheon at the
Rainbow grill.
To Meet Tonight Pythian Sis
ters will meet tonight, June 8, at
8 o'clock at the K. of P. hall. The
officers have requested all mem
bers to be present.
Picnic Postponed Mu chapter,
Beta Sigma Phi picnic scheduled
for Saturday at the Bartley home
at Winchester has been postponed
due to inclement weather.
Rra-faaf Srkanl- r-1U
Women's Breakfast club dinner
will be held at the Umpqua hotel,
Slinriav. June 11 at 7 n m Th-c
wishing reservations are asked to
cuiunci uora courier at 7bi.
Vacationing Miss Verlie Tracy,
Miss Margaret Carr and Miss Flor
ence Snedaker, all of Roscbur',
are spending several davs at the
H. C. Church cabin at Winchester.
Grange to Meet Evergreen
Grange will meet at 8:30 o'clock
Friday night at the hall. First and
second degrees will be given. La
dies are asked to bring cookies or
sandwiches.
Sale To Be Friday The Lazy
Daisy Sewing club will sponsor a
cooked food sale Friday at the
J. V. Sporting Goods store. Mrs.
Walter Gilkison is chairman and
is being assisted by Mrs. Don Carl
son, Mrs. Marvin DeVore and Mrs.
Elmer Lyda Jr.
Bake Sola The fsnunnuill- r .
dies Aid will sponsor a bake-sale
Saturday at the Ritter theater. Pro
ceeds win benefit the church fund
and flnvnno inlprnctorl i acltaA in
donate to the sale.
HEC To Meet Riversdale Home
Ernnnmira plith will mnnt C.M,,.,
at a 12:30 o'clock politick luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Charles Hcaly.
Those attending are asked to bring
tneir lauie service. Members and
prospective members are invited
Sole To Be Hold The Seventh
Day Advenlist Dorcas ladies will
sponsor a fancy work, apron and
food sale Friday at the Umpqun
Valley hardware store. Proceeds
will be used for welfare work spon
sored by the society.
Zulelma Club to Meet Zuleima
club, Daughters of the Nile will
meet at a 7:30 o'clock dessert-
Slinnnp Frirtnv ninht .1 l,A uninl
Rose with Mrs. Frank Bodin and
Mrs. I,. E. Hpnninoor o.ltct
esses. Members are asked to take
nnie in tne change of the meeting
place, as the meeting was pre
viously scheduled to take place at
the Sicfarth home.
Friendship Night Douglas Court
No. 8, Order of Amaranth will
hold Friendship night at 8 o'clock
Friday night at the Masonic temple
to be preceded by a 6:30 o'clock
potluck supper. Those attending
are asked to bring salads and veg
etables. The official visit of the
Grand Royal Matron, Maude Hor
ton, and Grand Royal Patron, Wil
liam Pritchard, both of Portland,
will take place at this meeting.
Visit at High Home Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Houck and daughter.
Barbara, have left for Recdsport
to spend the summer, following
the winter in Klamath Falls, where
Mr. Houck has been attending the
government trade school. They
stopped over in Roseburg for a
visit with Mr. tlouck's mother,
Mrs. E. G. High enrouto to Reeds
port. Vlolto Here Miss Shirley Dickin
son of Collage Grove, spent Tues
day in Roseburg visiting friends.
She is spending several days at
Sutherlin while her parents are
in California on business. The
Dickinsons are former Roseburg
residents.
Appointed Representative
Charles E. Church, of Sutherlin,
has been appointed field repre
sentative for Young Iron Works
of Seattle with headquarters a in
Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Church
and daughter, Marian, will leave
for Seattle soon where he will re
ceive a month's intensive training
course. They plan lo continue to
reside at Sutherlin. While in Seat
tle they will visit Mrs. Church's
ILfi
,3 APPROVED
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Contract Let For
Installation Of
20 Street Lights
Trowbridge Electric Wednesday
was awarded a contract by the
Roseburg city council for the in
stallation of 20 street lights on
So. Stephens St. The accepted bid
was $7,616.89.
The lights will be the same as
thoSe alrPadv install,! in tha nrin-
cinal business district nf th itv
They w ill be 16 ooo-lu mpn mpr.
cury lichts siiDDlied hv G pnpral
Electric. They will be inter,
changeable with 21 noo.l iimss
lights.
The contract provides only for
supplying the materials and mak-
ll'K me installations. ,me city
crews will cut the trenches for
conduits, dig the holes for con
crete bases and repair the con.
Ciete trenrhino aPrnrriinD tA rilu
Manager M. W. Slankard.
Trowbridge Electric had submit
ted an overall bid of $10,750.20 for
the entire project, and also an al
ternate figure contingent on the
city doing the additional labor.
me worx is expected to start
hnilt Jlllv 1 uhnn tha ri-Al
budget goes into effect. The budget
provides $7,800 for street lighting.
The job will take about 30 days.
Uonn rnmnlctinn nf tho nrniAt
the city will have a total of 133
modern street lights, which will
fairly well light up the business
district and extend to tho
city limits. The council contem
plates exrcnsion oi tne lignts to
other main thoroughfares, when fu
ture budgets provide the funds.
Industrial Electric of Roseburg
and Wcstinghouse Electric of Port
land bid on materials only.
Active Club Backs
Queen Candidate
The Rnsphurtr Art
as a guest at the weekly breakfast
this ninrninir nt lhA ch.Km.. sc..
"P u'K ii,u,ii tKioa
kilty Aldred, the club's queen can
didate for the Sutherlin Timber
uays juiy 4 celebration. Plans to,
promote Miss Aldred in the cam
paign were discussed. The sponsor
ing committee was delegated to
attend a meeting of the candidates
and celebration committee at the
Dot ROV -Ofn KVil"1, ninUt ...U
u ., ,, , - '.'yj wiieu
buttons will be distributed to the
cumesinnu and the contest will
officially get underway.
A nominating committee, Paul
WraV. At'ln .Inolrlin mnA rt---
Chitwdod, all past presidents, was
i,iii-u m Muiiiiimic oincers ior ma
next six months. They are to report
at tne next meeting.
An evening meeting will be held
for the members and their guests
next Thursday, .lune 15, at the
Country club, with dinner at 8, it
was announced. Initiation of three
new memoers is scheduled.
Barney Root was also a guest
at the meeting.
Horatio Alger abandoned the
ministry to write, but died poor
because he gave away to street
boys he befriended most of his
money.
grandmother, Mrs. W. P. Fisher
and other relatives. Church is the
son of Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Church
of this city.
Old? Get Pep, Vim
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burf. at Fred Meyer'i & Fullertoa
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