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Newspaper Page TextThurs., June 22, 1950 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 13 Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27 For Sale, Misc. 18 Timber & Sawmills 21 Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27 t POINTS on used ears you are assured ol whan you buy from ua. Spartan Manor 11M all aluminum with blond Inter ior. Thu like new trailer include cu. ft Fngidaire. ipt. aize buune stove, fliaorescent lighting, etc. Cora- Rletely equipped for traveling or liv ig. Bargain for- rash. Brlnkman, Win Chester Motel. Winchester. plant, cylinder. 42200 ton Co P O Bom 741 K WANTED Gypo logger, with equipment. 2nd growth timber. SSI S. Stephens. Logging Equipment 22 better Buys at Barcus LEAN CAR E XTRA QUALITY Shop and Save With Classified Ads ? i 1 Local News ii 1, . ' As 3 kit. Turkty Suppor The Tenmile La dies club will sponsor a turke v sup per Friday night, June 23, at the clubhouse. Ltavts For Jtmboroa Harlow Friday, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friday, of Roseburg, left Tuesday for the national scout jam boree at Valley Forge, Va. To Obtorve Birthdays The Am erican Legion auxiliary of Canvon ville will observe June birthdays of members at a meeting Friday night at the hall in Canyonviile. Trailer Sales Loggers! Good, clean, lata model trailers We finance trailer sales Trailers sold in consignment. Private sales financed. Open Sundays and evenings Ernie Hill, Crawford Real Estate off.ee. 8 miles north of Oakland. Phon 252S Oakland CATERPILLAR D-7. T Series, complete ly reman ufacturea. New Mysier urn Winch New LeTourneu Dozer. Avail able for immediate delivery! Wa fi- nanc Fisv terms. L Phor.a. V.'ii or W.iU. NATIONAL TRACTOR CO. ' ,ONO TERM CREDIT 401 Broadway Phone Gl 3-8990 Electr Sacramento, t-am. Mi HD 10 Cat S i t: LEANER AND AIR PURMu... Sales Service and Suppllea Phone 1204-LX ONE flxBxlO aectional walk-In meat cooler Birkcnwald constructed Com plete, motor, compressor, etc 2 dairy compartment doors SROO less than cost City Drive In Market. Sutner tin Ph 2552 30 Ft. Fishing Boat S2250 Box 54. Crescent City, Brown B-R-12. or call Mr. New Singer Vacuum Will sacrifice. Ph. 106.1-L. FOR SALE Sparton Manor trailer. excellent condition. No children ever lived in. Rug. fan over stove, inlaid linoleum, panel ray heater. 5 gal. electric water heater, Warner electric brakes. Pitt s Chevron Station, at Myrtle Creek. 1948 23-Ft. KIT trailer house, excellent condition. Elec. refrig. and water heater, gas range, oil heater, pulled total 60 miles. SI 750 Including awning. Must be cash to seller. Riverside Trailer Park, 2 miles S. of Myrtle Creek. LE A V IN GMu etsei l24 f t-Pa n A m ican house trailer, electric refrigera tion and hot water, porch and awn ing. Excellent shape and terms if de sired. K. W. Bloomer, Umpqua Trailer Court. 30 H. P. STERLING motor.-220-440. three phase, 1800 RPM. four groove pulley and switches complete: 2 large tnumvane fans No, 8; MKK gal. steel oil tank. N. F. Fairbanks, Riddle RFD. Oregon. MARINE PLY WOOD-boat and Martin '-60- motor, both used very Utile and in excellent condition. Complete with special built trailer. $195. Ph. 1559 days or 11.15-L. evenings. FOR SALE at bargain prices! 2-8'-20 tires, tubes, and whels for Ford truck. 3 Ford truck axles, 1 set of flares. Ring gear and pinion for straight rear end. Also 1 carheater. Ph. 1760-R-l. OIL COOK STOVE with fan, water'coils, 40 gal. water tank, 210 gal. drum, ao. Floor furnace with fan, $30. Ph. lOOB-R-X SEVERAL HUNDRED new records in popular, western and children's selec tions. Price reduced to 50rj. Ken Buahey's HARMONY HOUSE. 230 N. Jackson St. ANTIQUE-SIDEBOARD,- good-cotton mattress, bird cages, gas hot water heater, developing Bet, '36 Ford Coupe Tudor. All priced to sell. Ph. 1701-Y mornings, evenings. 92.1 E. 2nd St. 1940 25 ft. SPORTSMANCoachtraiier. Mut sell immediately. Make an oiler. New Moon Trailer Court. Darwin De Hsrt. FOR SALE18-fC Gilder frailer house. ' Butane cooking, oil heating, electric brakes. R G. Olson, Rt. 2, Box 1516, ph 3S6-R-4. PHILCO PORTABLE radio with new batteries, excellent condition, $23. In quire at 510'a S. Jackson, or call 14R4-Y. COMBINATION KITCHEN unit suitable for cabin or small apartment. Includes 4-burner gas range, 4 ft. refrigerator, stainless steel Kink. Ph. 270. NEW 1950 ROADM ASTER TRAILER HOUSE now on display at Ernie Hill Trailer Sales, 8 miles North of Oak land. Visitors welcome. FOR SALE--lV marine plywood boat, covered deck, new last summer Trail er with boat. S150. Dr. K. T. Bradley, 101S Harvard Ave., ph. 1223-Y. FOR SALE 1947 Norme! 20 ft. treiler house in excellent condition. Elec tric brakes. Back of Greyhound Bus depot. Inquire M. J.Riggn: GARDEN SEED, garden tools, fertilizers and a complete line of hardware. OPEN SUNDAYS Howard's Hardware Winston. Oregon Ph 193-J -1 FOR SALE Folding camp trailer. Bar gain. Ted's Auto Body Service, cor ner Melros and Lookingglass road. Ph. 1316-J LXrGE 2r wheel utility trailer, about filVx?2iV. 4' side racks. Heavily con structed. Rt 1, Box 186, about 2 miles So Dixonville Store ROPER APT-SIZE-gas range. SKXd used 5 months: Hamilton auto, gas clothes dryer. 3rd house, right. Mea dow Lane. REXAIR conditioner and humidifier. For a demonstration in your home of tne best In vacuum cleaning, write How ard Volkman, Box 123, Dillard, -Ore. 1948 25-FT. EASTERN built trailer, completely furnished, excellent condK tion, terms. 720 Short St. CHAMPION OUTBOARD motor. 7.8 h p. Like new. Onlv 20 hours. J. V. Sport- Ing Goods. 135. TOO ACRES GOODPASTURE. Suitable for stock or sheep. Box 432 Idleyld RouttetJPh 34-F-13. FOR SALE 1945 tra'iler house. 22 ff. Ask for Walter Hulbert, Battery Plant. Dillard. Ore. 24" PIECES FOST ORIA stemware, Holly pattern will sell at half price, $1.10. Some never iised. Ph.696-J-X; GOOD GREEN enamel wood range, copper coils, ItSRt, 2box20. TWO YEAR OLD EASY Spin Dryer washing machine, excellent condition. 720 Eaut Douglas. FOR SALE 2 4x8 poexet billiard tables. Good condition. Roseburg Bowling Al ley PIANOF6r SALE Luebeck and Son. mahogany, good condition. S175 Ph 8s.y or U-r-12 FLOWERING GERANIUMS FOR SALE. LoisTankersley. Brockway. MONTGOMERY WARD washing ma chine, good condition. SSOPh. 730-J-4. BEAUTIFUL red chrome dinette set, like new,$ti5:1112 Rose Lane. MATTRESS-and springs: blue Daystrom dinette set. Ph. B53-J-X-2. FOR SALE Easv Spindrier washing machine. Ph. 332-L. FOR SALF, Easy washing machine, run ning condition. $15. 74fi S Mill. Fuel 20 SPECIAL Special prices on our wood for the month of June, double loads 2" planer ends. $10; mill ends, $13. peeler core and fireplace wood. $13; Claude Wllley Fuel Co. Call 15-J-3 Prompt deliv ery 1" PLANER ENDS. $fi 2 unit, regular length Roseburg Lumber Co Phone 468 FREE Planer ends, after 5 or Sat urday and Sunday. Green Valley Timber & Sawmills 21 Cruising Service Reasonable Rates Call 435-R 441 So Jackson St. Roseburg. Oregoiv Wanted Second Growth Logs CONlAT WILBL'R LUMBER .O WANTED Short " log tmcKs, 31 mile haul. 3 50 M; wanted cat to yard or contract small patches 2W M or mire, and up Pav tnp price Dv and Pen fold Box 3. Glide, or inquire Dell Service Station V,T PFEL'D DOUGLAS FIR POLKS AND PILING Contact us for trr: PUGET TIMBER CO P. O Boi 46, Ph Roue burg WANTED Old-irowlrr"bnuflas fir bat tery stock We buv log, cants and bolts. Contact Dillard Wood Special ties Inc.. P. O Box 47, Ph JB. Dillard. TOH SALEOperatmg to 20th-ni-and awmll). complete. No timber. Call 10O-J, evenings. Used 3000 hours. Complete with Carco drum, Isaacson Hydraulic blade. Carro Junior arch, guy lines, blocks, storage tanks, extra rigging. Priced low. Con tart Robert Lcikum. Rt. 1, Box 277, Silverton, Oregon. Ph. Stlverton 4712. l94rTD-l4 Tractor Equipped for Logging. Carco winch. Bucyrua Erie lljd. Angledozer. Re cently overhauled. Price 5500.00. Can be seen on Shelton St Burr Logging operation on Little River. ONE INTERNATIONAL KB-8-F. a i r brakes, RED 401 engine, F-54-B Main, B:.:.l-A Aux. trans.. 9:0020 12-ply tires, onlv 30.000 miles, frame fish plated. All firit class condition, For particulars, call A. F. Merrell, TW-I25L or see at residence, 7081 N. Wellsley Ave.. Portland. FOR SALE R -4 caterpillar with blade and drum; A-l shape. 700 hours on motor. Call 1379-R evenings or leave . message at News-Heview, box jcw. FOR SALE Mv eouitv In 1 loesinc truck and trailer; also In 1 lumber truck. Both White 22-64. 2604' j Har vard Ave., Rose burg. FOR SALE 450 International engine. comolete Guaranteed maior overhaul. New clutch, also F-34 transmission, 5th direct Leonard Clifton, Canyonviile. HD 14 for sale7&aker straight blade, Carco drum, equipped for logging. $7MK). Can be seen at Tiller. V. C. Powell. D 7 CATERPILLAR FOR SALE. Call 863-L-Xafter 6 p.m. McCULLOCH chain saw has cut only only 130,000. Ph. 1458-J. FOR SALE -2 logjclng trucks with year round work. Call 420-J -3 between 1 and 5 p.m. I FOR SALE D-2 cat wtlh radiator guard and bellv pan, power pulley. Frank Odcn, Roberts Creek, Rt. I. Machinery For Sale 23 ENGINE, heavy duty, on steel skids, John Deere model "W," 42 hp., has clutch and belt pulley. Good condition. (400 or best offer. Dale Weekly, box 12ti.Myrte Creek. Ph. 19-F-6. FOR SALE-Marquette A. C. welder, 275 amp., used 20 hours. Price $225. George Goodman. 1452 Willow St Riverside Add. Phone 11 35-J. FOR SALE Power saw, cheap, good condition. lfiSfl Cedar M. Farm Equipment 24 SIDE DELIVERY RAKE. Our Dearborn Rake Is of rugged construction and will give years of service. Umpqua Tractor Co. ALL 1 5 CHALMERS power unit. 20 h p. perfect condition.. Harold Crouch, Oakland. JPh.2757. FOR S ALE TD 6Internatlonal Crawl er, good condition: 6 ft. International Combine, good condition. Ph. 1560-J-4. FORSALl! Used Adriance hayraKc. 12 ft., very good condition, $60 If taken at once. 833 Templin. NEW HOLLAND HAY BALER rl949 model, nearly new. Special prict and terms. Umpqua Tractor Co. FORDSON TRACTOR and mower. StlO; see evenings, Ea Lewis, lenmile. Tractors 25 Special Austin Western 4-wheel dcL-e motor grader, excellent condition. Must see to appreciate. Priced for quick sale. THREE 1946 D-7 caterpillar tractors, complete with hyster drums and Le Tnurneau straight dozers. Just been through the shop. Excellent condition. Inquire Roseburg Lumber Co., or In terstate Tractor St Equipment Co., of RoseburiT. MUSTSELL my Bolens "Power-Ho" garden tractor and implements. Very good condition. Tractor new. $210. Mv price. $1S0. With Implements in riropnrtion. Ph. 19-F-23, or box 540, d ley Id Ht. USED FORD TRACTORS, "as is" or ov erhauled. Many to choose from, Trades taken. Umpqua Tractor Co. GARDEN TRACTOR SALE 1 H P. Bolens with cultivators. $110 With cultivator and mower, $150. Umpqua Tractor Co Trucks 26 SPECIAL 1948 Chevrolet dump trurk . $1195 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM I I94S rord with 2k peed axle and j ipeca O' lip iu iv m uuim ; 1949 Dodge 1 ton with crew box. very clean 1295 TRUCK REPAIR It REBUILDING GUIBERSON DIESEL PARTS A STARTER SHELLS NEW CMC TRUCKS SMITH MOTORS TRICK DEPARTMENT Hiway 99 N. Phona 199-R-l 47 l' T Dod gemIckT2speed. " 31 .000 actual miles, new 7:50 10-ply tires, tongue and grooved grain box. $1000 cash, or trade on late model car. See at Shell Station. Oakland, Oregon. Ph 2tt02Chas. Beahm. AX IE SHAFTS for all manes of trucks Rav's Truck Shop. 2055 N Stephens Phone 499-J-4 1047 STI'DEBAKFR l'i Ton chaVsli; 1S41 Ford I'j 'on van: 194 Inter national KB-3, Metro. Batea Candy Co. Phone 627-R. Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27 Motorcycle in-u Harlrr-Davidion good condition, ttrea OK. rnromr ior, good paint.117 Phong d-R-JL MORE MONTY foi your car CatB on tie eivt Cork rum Motor Inr . De flnto Plymouth. Phona . 114 N Rose St. 1940 PACKARD CLUB SEDAN, Dark blue finish, is like new. Radio, heater, low mileage. A real buy for .. W 1948 PACKARD STATION SEDAN, overdrive, every extra, com oltielv refintshed looks and runs Uk new S2495 1948 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER CONVERTIBLE all the extras. Beautiful light cream color with black top 1895 1947 HUDSON SEDAN. R St H, motor comolelely recondi tioned 129S 1947 NASH 800 3 pass, coupe. Re conditioned motor, excellent condition throughout ....... 11005 1837 CHEVROLET, Clean 245 1936 CHRYSLER SEDAN. Good ' motor and tires, radio and healer. Very clean inside and out 195 1934 FORD V-8 Tudor 125 Trucks 1947 FORD 6 dump truck. 4 yd. steel box. 6 new H.D. tires. Ready to haul INTERNATIONAL with 2! ft semi trailer Vacuum brakes, good tires, excellent motor Ideal to haul cants, ties, or equip. Full price 1935 CHEVROLET Pickup ISO EASY fERMS LIBERAL TRAOE9 BARCUS Your Packard Dealer Highway 49 N at Garden Vallev Rd. Phon 1354 auTMMine tuin J" REASONABLY PRICED GMAC I CRMS CHEVROLET. BUICK, PONTIAC, CADI l.i AC TRADE-INS Hansen's USED CAR CENfTER Rose Si Osk 2 Locations 1444 N. Stephens 1600 N. Stephens SOME NICE CARS 1950 BUICK SPECIAL 4-door Dynaflow, radio, heater, 3000 miles. 1949 FORD club coupe $1495.00 1947 OLDS 4-door 1445 00 Clean - hydramatlc - radio. Just book price. 1947 FORD club coupe 119500 Maroon and clean 1949 WILLYS Station Wagon 1495.00 Ift.OOO miles. 1948 WILLYS panel 1095.00 .. 1295.00 1947 CHRYSLER convertible 1942 FORD 4-door 1941 FORD 4-door 19.T9 FORD Coupe 1938 BUICK . 1393.00 , 493 00 49500 28 J 00 130.00 250.00 nnnr,m , . 1941 DODGE army pickup Riverside Motors We Want Good Clean Used Cart Top Puree Paid DOYLE, S BALES Si SERVICE Htfhway 00 , Garden Valley Rd Phone Sll MC?rORCVCi.E.SFVctory dealer i genuine Itariey-uavioann moioreyciea. oil. parta and acceiaorlea. S4S E 2nd Ave so rn 1.I4A-K Irom 194"-OLDSMOBlLE Rocket'- "m1l Low4 S..:. Ph.' .Sr-j-x lLT"t Adalr'i Struct Sl.llorv liM chkv. rLEFTLiNE Arodn. in ii - ui" prniurf lire.. r-lltm condition throughout U0S. Ph.1591-J. or 419-J-X-l WILL SACRIFICE my equity In 1040 St. Ph. I.V1H-Y. FOR SALE I04H ROADM ASTER BUICK, dynaflow; very low mileage, car Im maculate. Priced to sell. Phone S3 3 CHF.VROLETcrupe oraa!t, SMS. S.T0 W. Oak H. Stilljaa. Anyone knowtnff the whereaboula i r or waller Toniey. iir anyone of tht family, or of Mabel ThorenUn- her who married a WiUon llvlni In Rivendaie. pieaae wrtu Alt Roop, '""" '" TO WHOM IT MAY CONCKHN f will not hereafter be liable for any debli rnntrarted by anyone but myaelf. Grecleno Rahala dehla eontrarted by anyone other than myaelf. Cdward t. Nlcholaa. Q. Notices 31 "Whers Price 4 Quality Meet" 1949 Studebaker Reg. Commander 5-pass coupe. A beautiful soft green with spotless interior. Fully equipped with O'drive. rriiA rilmitiitr W S wash ers, road light V hillholder .$2195 1949 Studebaker D'L Commander 4-door. Interior like new. Ful ly equipped, low mileage. Drives St operates Ilk new . 2095 1948 Studebaker Reg. DL Champ. 4-aoor. Anoiner Deauiy at ex ception. Fully equipped 1545 WE have many other fine can to choose from, uiiierenv matte, ana nwacn. WE GIVE A THREE DAY FREE DRIV ING GUARANTEE ON LATE MODELS Commercials 1949 Studebaker 1948 Studebaker 1947 Studebaker 1-Ton Truck Staka 1H - Ton Flat Bed lii-Ton Stock Rack Keel's Used Car Lot 229 8. Stephens, Just south of Rose Hotel Phones 12f or 1445-J Personal 30 McGILLICUDDY Come home, you can buy records, record albums, ana stor age albuma right here in Roseburg at savings to 50. Ken Bushey's HARMOHOUSE. 230 N. JcKon St, ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS P O Boa 111$ CLASSIFIED RATES 1 day, per word days days Phone 100, Ask for "Classified" MARKETS LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, June 21 WP) (US DA) Cattle: Slaughter steers are scarce; low grade she-stock steady; bulls steady to strong; odd head medium 725 lb. grass heifers $26.00; few common $18.00 20.00; low medium cows $19.00 $?0.00; common J17.50-S18.50; cau- ners-cutters mostly $15.O0-$17.0O: shells down to $13.00; bulk good bulls $22.0O-$23.0O; few heavy kinds $23.50; medium $20.O0-$21.50. Ctlvtt: Active, fully steady; bulk good-choice vealers $26.00 $30.00: medium $22.00-$25.00; com mon J16.00-S21.00; medium - good stock calves $23 OO-J2C.0O. Hogs: Active, fully steady; bulk good-choice 170-230 lb. butchers $22.50-$23.00 ; 270-375 lbs. mostly $18.00-50; few 160 lbs. J21.50-J22.00, odd head good-choice 435495 lb sows $17.25-50; few 605 lbs. 16 50; good-choice feeder pigs under 100 lbs. salable $22.50-$23.O0. Shp: Spring lambs steady; yearlings and slaughter ewes un changed; bulk good-choice 82-112 lb. spring lambs $23.00-50; medium good J21.50-J22.50; few common i ou.w, medium 85-90 lb. shorn yearlings $18.00; small lots solid i mouth shorn breeding ewes $8.00: ulk good-choice shorn slaughter eWCS $6 S0-J7.00; few medium $5.50; good 68-78 lb. spring feed- ,na ,mh. 1 'B '" I Ret. Pink P. Holder, Oakland, At Fort Ord Ret. Pink P. Holder. 18, of Union Gap motel, Oakland, Ore., ia ar rived at Fort Ord and will imme diately begin his basic training with the famous "Fighting Fourth" infantrv division. At the completion of 14 weeks of i OI training, KCl. Holder V.III De permanently assigned or selected ,M .;.i;.. .u.l o -i nl,l I "I"1""'" nuKfi. iu. ..-.u- ! er attended Oakland high school and is the son of Sidney G. Holder, OelrLnl ! uamana. I I I. I. .,jmatr.d that 16 to 20 I goes into new capital goods. ssL V SELL BUY ' f TC. Visit Hr Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Keasey and son, Larry, of Klamath Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Tigard and son, David, of Tigird were visitors over Father's day weekend at the D. W. Keasey home. Spnd Wednesday Hero Mr. and lira. E. J. Martin of Cottage Grove spent Wednesday in Roseburg call ing on friends and attending to business. Mrs. Martin writes the "Mending Basket" for the News Review. Visiting in Sosttla Miss Barbara Peterson of Roseburg is spending the week in Seattle visiting Mr. and Mrs. Kalph Johnson, former resi dents of this city. Miss Peter son plans to return here next week Back From Vacation Mrs. J E Sawyers and her sister. Miss Ger trude Rast, have returned to their home on North Stephens street following a vacation at Wecoma Beach. Visiting Grandparent, Janet Larry and Kathy Inman, children of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Inman, of Roseburg are spending a week in Eugene visiting their paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L Inman. Leroy Inman is city editor of the News-Review. Sptnd Day In Eug.nt Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mack and small cm Jonnie, of Roseburg spent today . 5 oiiciiuing io Dusiness ana visiting Mr. Mack's parents Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Mack. Warren macK is a member of the News Review reporting .staff. Benefit Planned Scout Mothers ClUb Of troop No. 13.1 has scheHnloH a card party at the Edenbowcr gymnasium Friday, June 23, at 8 p.m. neiresnments will be served Proceeds will be used to defray r-MJuiises oi Doys io summer camp The public is invited. Visits Paronts Randall Sinclair buyer for Pacific Fruit company Bend, visited his parents, Mr. and Mr. Peter Sinclair, in Garden Vjl lcy, this week enroute to Sacra mento to buy apricots and peachs. He Will also visit Cnrnino falif Medford and Klamath Falls to buy w.uci uiuuui-e tor me company. Liavos For Corvallii Mrs I il lan Tabke of Astoria left today for Corvallis to visit her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williams, and family (formerly of this city), following a visit here with friends. Mrs. Tabke, a mem- ui-r oi a pioneer family of Rose burg. is the former Lilian Slanton ui mis city. Dogrtoi To Bo Given Ever. green grange will give the third and fourth degrees at a meeting i.ic uni muay nigni at 8:30 o clock. This session will not be pre ceded by a potluck affair as a cial hour and refreshments will follow the meetinB. (Iranm wom.n are asked to bring sandwiches or IUUK1C5. At Banks Homo Dr. Mabel M. Akin and Mrs. Claire Argow, both of Portland, spent Wednesday and Thursday in Roseburg as guests of Mrs. Louis Albert Banks, on South Main street. Dr. Akin is a past president of the American Medical Women. Mrs. Arunw e utive secretary of the Oregon Pns- iii asMjciauon, was guest speaker this noon at the Rotary club. Back From Trip Mr. and Mrs J. A. Hardin? and Mr nnrl u,. w F. Chapman have relurned to Rosc- uurg aner an extended trip to De troit and the east rnasi Thov ir,u eled by train to Detroit where the nartiings took delivery of a new Cadillac. From there they drove to Lima, Ohio, where they visited Mrs. Chapman's sister add with relatives of the Chapmans in Penn sylvania. After a trip to Atlantic City and other cast coast points they returned home by way of Kan sas and Denver, Colo., where they visited relatives of the Hardings. i SlC&i ifll fill. I HI fin & r A J sW-i p m ffli o II q INVENTORY SALE OF USED APPLIANCES Washers 24.75UP UMPQUA Roseburg 120 W. Oak FAREWELL DINNER Thest members of tha Douglas Community hospital board and thair wivas met at Carl's Haven Wadnasday evening to honor Dr. and Mrs. Roy Hanford with a dinner. Tha Hanfordi will laava soon lor New Orleans, where Dr. Hanford will racaiva training as a bona specialist. Those picturad are, from left, Buckley Bell, Mrs. J. M. Boyles, Dr. Hanford, Mrs. Bell, Kenneth Ford, Mrs. Hlnford, William Oerding, Mrs. Frank Ashley, Dr. Boylot and Mrs. Ford. Standing. Mrs. Morris H. Roach. Frank Ashley, Dr. Roach and Mrs. Oerding. (Staff photo.) r, i- i LS a. -1 nm.l .. . tiSS'UV i' , ! (NEA Ttlepholot NEVER TOO OLD Mr- aeonje T. Harmon, 5, Wichlla, Kan, who surprised her 61-year-old husband with a baby boy, says It waa "all In knowing how." George Olenn, 3-weeks-old (above with parents), weighed 7 "4 pounds and measured 18 Inches at birth. Mrs. Harmon was attended at birth by one of her four daughters but got up the next moraine as she said. "I Just didn't have time) to atnv In bed." Visits at Hinoy Homo Mrs. May bell Hiney, resident of Van Nuys, Calif., slopped in Roseburg two days this week to visit with the Charles Hiney family enroute to Portland to join her son, Bill, and his wife, also residents of Van Nuys, who are vacationing. Bill is employed by Fox studios and is a popular San Fernando square dance caller. Mrs. Hiney""was at one time a popular singer in Roseburg and is a former student of Mrs. Charles A. Brand. She was soloist at the First Church of Christ, cientist, for eight years. The youngest son, Cantain John Hiney. is still with the U.S. air force with weather operations. Funeral Services Set For Russell C. Autry Funeral services for Russell C. Autry, 45, who was fatally injured June 20 in a logginB truck acci dent near Olalla, will be held in The Chapel of The Roses, Roseburg Funeral home, Friday, June 23, at 2 p. m., with Rev. W. W. Apple yard officiating. Surviving are his widow, uovie of Dillard; a daughter, Mrs. James (Barbara) McAlpine, Roseburg; a son, Russell C. Jr., U. S. navy, San Diego; his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Autry. El Monte, Calif.; three brothers, llcarl, George and Jaytce Autry, all of El Monte; a sister, Mrs. Elbert Strong, El Monte, and a granddaughter. The body will be shipped to El Monte for interment. Ranges VALLEY Phone 1218 ri"m Sutherlin School, City Budget Amounts Approved Voters of school district 1.10C, comprising Sutherlin, Fair Oaks, Nonpariel, Fir Grove and Deady, voted approval of the proposed budget in excess of the six per cent liimlation, 88 to IS, at an election Monday. Mrs. Helen Briscoe of Suther lin was re-elected director for a five-year term. Mrs. Florence Groshong was the other candidate for director. Voting was very light at the city election held Saturday at the city hall on a proposed special tax levy of $32,487.45, in excess of the six percent limitation. The budget was approved by the voters 40 to 25. About four cents out of the average U. S. consumer's dollar goes for medical care. FOR SORE PAINFUL HERE IS SOOTHING PILES RELIEF Get ami fin aulclr rrlitf from pain. Itch and irritation rained by Simple Pllci. Proved dwlir'i formula from famoua Thornton fc Minor Clinic no available for home . Thornton A Minor Keetal Oitilmrnt ttnrla Io aofun and brink awHiinr. ftvlieTM dia trM. tt s tune of 'tornton Minor Krrial Ointment or Renal Suppmitoriet ioiar. Follow direct ion t on the label. For tale at all good drug atone everwhere. 39.75 up Sutherlin Centrol and Slate Streets Phone 2988 Douglas Ninth In Percentage Of E Bond Purchases Oregonians purchased $487,136 worth of E bonds during the week ending June 17, according to fig ures received irom tne f ederal Reserve bank by E. C. Sammons, state chairman of the Savings Bonds division, this represents a total of 46 percent of the state's quota of $5,892,000 for the Inde pendence drive. While the volume represented a drop from the sales of the previous week, increases in some of the hitherto lagging counties indicated a continuing surge of buying. Gillam county continues to lead the state with 128 percent of its assigned quota. The largest single increase during the last week waa made by Sherman county in sell ing 58 percent of its quota. Other " counties showing gains of 20 per cent or more were Morrow 39 per cent and Jackson 21 percent. According to H. 0. Pargeter. county chairman, E bond sales in this county last week were $12, Hurl. Total sales In the county to date are $87,099 or 54 percent of the assigned quota of $160,500. The county is now in ninth place on the basis of percentage of sales. In order to meet its assigned Independence drive quota, the peo ple of this county must purchase $73,401 more in E bonds. Old? Get Pep, Vim With IRON) plui tupplmntl CALCIUM VITAMIN ) ICU. WAUCN HI Don't b old. III baiuted. Tak Oitrex. Contain) tonle often RMrtwl afrer 40 by bmllM old uit beauM lack int I (on: plus cualeium. Vitamin Bt. Thousand! now 5?1JPPJF- Jr rounftY. Try OttrciTonloTablflta TODAY. Gat Introductory alt now tor We. At drug atorcs averywhere In Roseburg t Pred Meyer' St Fullerton Drug. Do FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? f ASTEKTH, an Improved powder to be piir.kled on upper or lower plates, holds false teeth more firmly In place. Do not altde, illp or rock. No gummy, gooey, patty taita or feeling. FAS TEETH la alkaline (non-acid.. Does not our. Cheoki "plate odor' (denture breath). Get FA8TEETH at any drug store. "1 HARRY C. STEARNS Funeral Director Our service Is for oil ond meets every need. Any distance, ony time Licensed Ladv Assistant. Oakland, Oregon Phone 472 or 542 Re.rigerators69 APPLIANCE LI