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0 ROSEBURG, OREGON PHONE 3-5553 Quality Building Needs At Wards Low Prices r''"" '" " I" "-----( - ' lJ, vr --, .... VLJ ' DOUBLE DRAINBOARD STEEL CABINET SINK Was 122.98 112 98 Fittings lnel.--IO. down on FHA termt Reg. 42.50 30" Bast Cabinet 57.50 Roomy, 54" porcelain enameled top wipes clean in a jiffy. Huge drawers and compartments give you loads of storage space, save extra steps. Recessed toe and leg room. All cabinets finished with I baked-on enamel and bonderiied against rust. One piece Vinyl counter tops. See them today. EXTRA RUGGED THICK-TAB SHINGLES Ceramic-surfaced asphalt, built-up at afc Q Q exposed end for extra protection. Re sists cracking, hardening, fire. Easy to apply. Choice of long-lasting colors. 8 Covtn 100 Se. ft. IfTS wrly' f "VI J II iu -mm A A ; 1L&! rnr-fr rvi -ma- jmmww m j mm SUPER HOUSE PAINT S - 's i mimuM win TTi tfiV-'" REG. 4.89 SUPER HOUSE PAINT None finer. Rich In linseed oil for long life. Titanium Dioxide for whiteness, covering power. Self cleaning. Reg. 4.7 Gal. In 5 'i 4.58 Gallo Colon 'O 1 INSULATE NOW WITH ROCK WOOL Slay 5 lo 1 0 cooler, save up to JU fl O Q en fuel bills every vear. Soon navi tor I ' ' Hself. Fireproof, odorless, cleon, light weight. Will not settle. Easy to install. Covert JJ fq. J" 0e L !' .,-1 REG. 1.49 SUPER GLOSS ENAMEL Sparkling finish makes rooms bright and cheerful. Smooth surface cleans easily, won't fade or streak. Dries 4-6 hrs. Reg. 4.98 Gallon 4.48 1.32 Qf, 10 cwWi See our complete line of Building Material, Steel Windows, Interior and Ex terior Doors, Rock Wool, Sheetrock, Rock Lath, Insu lating Board, Hardboard, Roofing, Tileboard, Kitchen Cabinets. 9 to 7.95 TWO-IN-ONE FIVE FOOT LADDER Use as S-foot step ladder, or 10- g OO foot straight ladder. Strong, rigid. Q OO Hickory rungs, steps braced by bolted steel rods. For many jobs. Salt 'rice SHALLOW WELL PUMP NONE FINER Many exclusive Ward features. Complete jet system with 18-gal. tank, controls. Pumps up to 400 gals, per hour, up to 2 2 -ft. lift. Can be offset. 116" Only 10 Down On FHA Ttrtni REG. 44.50 DOUBLE BASIN SINK 38" Sturdy cast iron finished with porcelain enamel. Cleans easily. Kesists stains, exids. easy ta in- Q Stall. Buy now. Without Firlini 2-basin steel sink Reg. 23.45. 21.88 AT WARDS IT'S HIGH QUALITY IT'S LOW PRICED IT'S TOP VALUE , Canyonville y MRS.H. M. ANDERSON Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bartley, Ron ald Bartley and Mrs. R. J. Hat field drove to Portland Saturday to attend a family reunion of Mri. Bartleyt family. There were five brother and two sistert and their families attending. One sister, who resided in Georgia, was unable to attend. On Saturday evening they attended the Ice Follies. The Bartley's returned home Sun day nisht. Mr. Bartley is working at the Tiller ranger station again this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fairfield and V. C. Hanson have purchased the 160-acre ranch of Mrs. Elsie Knox on Woods Creek above Days Creek and are living there. Mr. and Mrs. Fairfield and three daughters formerly resided in Can yonviile before moving to South tvrtl .kn.it ...in ...... .... .1 ....... .e .n'li . mu ;rai au. ir. and Mrs. Norman Chappell have uuusm me uarreu vreaenDurg place on the Umpqua river about a mile from Canyonville on the Days Creek road. They expect to build there next year.. Ronald Lof fer recently purchased the Marion Lamm house in the city limits. It is located on the Riddle road. Mrs Lamm is working at the new ply wood nlAnt in Rrnnlcino. CK. nU.i. to move her family there soon. sirs. i,aura 1 ok urn has bought the Hancock home on the Riddle mad ahnilt milA Irnm r'anonn ville. She plans to move soon. I. N. Gray has purchased the prop erty of Al Smilh. It has several rental u-hih h. i kun.. i orated. The property is located at nip suiun enu oi fine street. Mr mnA Llr, Xtnx,A U...i..(.. ....a. ,7U ,la, , lugiui, and their enact Mr. Rnku nann of Oakland, Calif., were guests of Visiter Carter in Rosrburg Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dowd and Ann ir. c,r.Hinir th. : auillllin ill Tacoma, Wash., with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Peterson. Mr. Dowd is attending the I'niversitv of Washington. They will return in the fall for Mr. Dowd to resume his duties as high school instruc tor in the rnvnm'ill hint. They have rented their'home to Mr. and Mrs. James Dcatun. Rrthert I'rniul n..a...., r .l a ,,aiiuaiD Ul Hie local high school, is employed as Kiauer ai ine noseDurg wood prod ucts company. Mrs. Harry Lancaster is leaving this week for her home in Chi- CAffn utter vtiitina her .......... ki and Mrs. Charles E. Williams', for ten days. Thurt June 21. 51 Th Ntwi-Revltw, Roteburg, Or. - -rg j as it1 ti v ut-, He W fcJZ .7,- h ' " ,v PART OF THE HERD of Guernsey cows owned by Ray Young of lower Garden valley It shown pasturing on nice stand of Ladino clover. In spite of watchfulness on the part of the owner, trouble with bloat occasionally is encountered. Mr. Young lost a fine heifer in that manner Monday. Ireul Jenkins) Smoky Mountains Girl Hiker Still Missing GATT.IN'RIJRr: T... Park rangers are continuing their searcn tor a girl Hiker they now believe may have hitched a ride out of the Smoky mountains wil derness. They pinned their greatest hop on wide publicity to bring them word of 21 - year-old Evangeline I.onmor, a student nurse of Cin cinnati, O. An experienced mountain hiker and ramper, Miss Iirimor was on a vacation trip with her father. Evangelist W. M. Lorimor of Se attle, Wash., when she left their campsite Friday for i short hike. She hasn't been seen since. Former Canyonville Boy Drowns Near Med ford Donald Beach of Medford, who drowned last Wednesday, was a former resident of Canyonville. He attended the local high school as a junior earlier his term. Donald, his mother, Mrs. Lucille Beach, and his sister, Vlrgifia, lived at the Evergreen Motel here. Donald was drowned in Rogue river while swimming near the mouth of Butte creek. His sister, Virginia, and two other compan ions, also of Medford, saw him disappear over a shelf of rock. They summoned and ambulance and a resusritator. State police and the sheriff's squad were called to the river later and a tank of oxygen was used in an attempt to revive him when his body was re moved from the stream. Intern ment was in Los Angeles. The Beach family moved to Med ford last November. About a vear ago Mr. Beach was killed in a dynamite explosion near Canyon ville while working on the highway. OREGON DRYS ELECT PORTLAND UP) Dr. Milton A. Marry is the new president of the Oregon Temperance league. He succeeds Everett Heacock, who was elected treasurer. Secretary is the Rev. C. J. Ritchie, temperance secretary for the Oregon Seventh-Day Adventist conference. Dr. Marry is a former president of the Washington temperance as sociation and aformer pastor of the Tacoma First Methodist church. 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