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SECOND
SECTION
Established 1873
ROSEBURG. ORECON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1951
246-51
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TRUCKS
DOYLE'S
SALES and SERVICE
LOCATED RIGHT AT
HIGHWAY 9? AND
GARDEN VALLEY RD.
1946 Plymouth, 4 Dr $895
1940 Chevrolet, 2 Dr $295
1950 Packard 4 Dr. Sdn. $1695
1947 Pontiae 4-Dr. Sedan $995
1941 Mercury 4-Dr. Sdn $395
194S Fraiar, 4-Dr. Sedan $1095
1948 OLDSMOBILE
SEDANETTE ....
1948 PLYMOUTH 2-Dr.
1946 FORD 4-Dr. Sdn.
1946 FORD 2-Dr. Sdn. ...
1942 DODGE, 2-Dr
1941 BUICK Sedanette....$ 395
Wl ALSO HAVE MANY FINE
CHEAPER CARS PRICED FROM
$75 to $200
Liberal Trade-In
Any Make or Model
BANK TERMS
DOYLE'S
SALES and SERVICE
Highway 99 at Garden
Valley Road Junction
I Dial 3-4148
$1195
$1195
$ 995
. $795
$ 450
Halloween Party Planned
By Busy Blue Bird Group
The Busy Blue Birds will meet
Oct. 18 at 2:45 p. m. to make
plans (or their Halloween party.
The girls meet every Thursday and
this fall they have been working on
a five room playhouse. At one
meeting (hey papered the rooms
and another meeting they dis
cussed furniture,, curtains, etc.
The girls' entered a display in
the Flower show this fall and won
a blue ribbon. The theme of their
display was "Keep Oregon
Green." The girls also plan to join
the Oregon Green Guard and they
will study ways to prevent forest
nres.
by the month for use
in your own home.
No extra charge for
delivery or pick-up of
Si. per month,
R.ir. U.S. Pit. off.
by Th S1KGER Urr. Co.
SINGER
SEWING CENTER
204 N. Jackson Ph. 3.7348
Jackson County Bonds Launched Southern
Oregon Unit Of Pacific Highway In 1914
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By RALPH WATSON
Oregon Highway Commission
Public Relations Consultant
It was away back In the year
"3 B.C." (before commission) that
the first officially dug shovel
full of dirt in thr construction of
the Oregon highway system was
turned up south of Ashland by Sam
Hill, son-in-law of J. J. Hill of
railroad construction fame. Hill,
the younger, had a dream of fa
thering a highway rid across the
country, as his father-in-law had
done with steel rails, and he
wielded his shovel before an in
terested throng just south of Ash
land, as the accompanying picture
indicates.
The shoveling was to initiate the
southern section of highway 99,
the Pacific highway and was to
be done with revenues from a
$500,000 bond issue voted by Jack
son county citizens to "start at the
California line and go as far north
as the money would go." The work
was to be done by the county auth
orities with the guidance of Major
H. L. Bowlby, the first state high
er wtr Vi ewy
fir J
how about making a right smart
1 change. Mom, to a new ... I
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RANGE KdJLJjffi
AUTOMATIC GAS
Now's the time to say: "Farewell, old stove, old pal!
You've done the best you could, but now you deserve '
a rest and so do I.
"Nothing but the best will take your place in my
kitchen. From now on I want all the modernity and
cleanliness that only gas cooking can give me so
I'm going to have a beautiful new TAPPAN."
Famous TAPPAN Features Fake Cooking So Much Easier. Surer and Pleasanter
Simmer "Keep-Warm
Burners the most flexible top
burners ever known.
Radiant Imber-Glow"
Broiler give delicious "chir
coal" flavor to meats.
O Perfect-Baking Overt
automatic control; rounded
comers for easy cleaning.
Sparkling Chrome
Griddle with heat indicator.
COME IN AND SEE THEMI
WE GIVE
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PACIFIC HHWAT 99 NORTH (S)
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PHONl 3-7034
way engineer in the "before com
mission " era prior to the crea
tion of the present appointive com
mission by the 1917 legislature.
Jackson County Leads Off
Jackson county was the first
to take advantage of the power
to vote county highway bonds
granted by the 1910 amendment to
the state constitution. The Pacific
highway, running from Portland
to Ashland and the California
boundary a short distance south,
had been put on the state highway
map by Major Bowlby and the
original commission comprised of
the governor, secretary of slate
and state treasurer.
Jackson county had started to
survey the route of the Siskiyou
section from the California line
in July 1913 and voted its bonds
in September. Sam Hill's shovel
wielding was to celebrate the start
of construction in Jaunary 1914.
The first pavement was laid in
1915. It consisted of l'! miles of
concrete laid 8 feet wide by 6
inches thick beginning at a point
about 9 miles north of the Cali
fornia line and extending north
ward. The first section to be Improved
extended 14 miles northward from
a juncture with the California high
way to the intersection of the
Green Mountain road leading to
Klamath Falls. It followed, in the
main, the old stage and freignt
route between California and Jack
sonville. It had six percent grades
part of the way and was gener
ously sprinkled with curves from
which the motorist could look deep
Canyonville
By MRS. H. M. ANDERSON
At the last meeting of the Can
yonville city library board, plans
were made to complete the library
hnilHintr on thA incirip anri stnpnn it
on the outside. Anyone wishing to
volunteer their services is asked
to contact Mrs. Olive Homme,
president of the board.
Pvt. Louis Ashbaugh, who is sta
tioned at Fort Ord, Calif., was in
Canyonville last week on a 48-hour
pass. He came to visit his stepfa
Creek hospital. He suffered a
Iher who is a patient at the Myrtle
stroke about three weeks ago.
Vernon Wheeler, Canyonville,
who was injured in the Can-yonville-Glide
football game Fri
day, was released from Forest
Glen hospital Monday. His mother,
Mrs. Emmett Wheeler of Boise,
Ida., arrived Saturday to be with
him.
On Tuesday, Mrs. Wheeler and
Vernon returned to Boise where
Vernon expects to rest two weeks
before resuming his studies in Can
yonville. He is a junior and lives
! at the W. I. Worral residence. The
i Wheelers formerly lived in Canyonville.
Salem Woman Heads
American War Mothers
BOSTON UP) The 10th
biennial national convention of the
American War Mothers ended here
with the election of Mrs. Mable
Lockwood of Salem, Ore., presi
dent. The convention adopted a reso
lution calling for full veterans'
rights for Korean war veterans.
The 1953 convention will be held
in Springfield, 111.
down into the vallev or high up
to the blue of Mt. Shasta. It was
mapped because 4 from the tour
ists' point of view it was an ideal
stretch of road." It was built with
short handled shovels, Frcsnoes,
mules, horses and men. Grading
was completed in December, 1915.
Surfacing was completed in 1917.
Total cost of the 14-mile improve
ment was $320,000.
The 1915 report of the highway
engineer noted that "the heavy
increase In traffic over the Siski
you mountains has played havoc
with existing surface of the road
leading up to the mountain." That
was the start of highway construc
tion history in Oregon, in the days
of the Model T., the 4-ton truck
and the 15-mile speed limit on
the curves.
8-Inch Circular Saw
' cut d.clk. Tilling tabla. Ue
l IT bat. bl.d. nd ttaca.
33-lneh Wood Lalba
15" iwlng. 33" bafwftin canUrt.
Spotdi from 830 to 143Q tpm.
12 ieti Dftt Sandtr
Wttf gauqt tr4 rtp ftflc for cc-
rf landing, OJk faadf lnt work. I
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j Lad I Y u99a4 construction.
Uj ,S Inch Verticil
, iiffc2&? Drill Prist
table, n; to floor, It"
nje" froeiiloB ftolurtf.
J1QQ50 with attachments
10 J lest motor
.J34M
SPECIAL Yi h p.
ball-bearing motor.
A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
WILL PLACE A SHOPSMITH
IN YOUR OWN SHOP.
itUupquaVgUui
Dial 3-6628
202 N. Jockton
WE NOW HAVE DEALERSHIP
For
DIAMOND-T TRUCKS
If You Need Either A New or Used Truck,
SEE US FIRST!
Newhouse & Hutchins
1750 N. Stephens Roseburg, Or. Prion 3-3323
Dad At Play Kills Son
With "Unloaded" Pistol
CLEVELAND Ifl A young
father playing cowboy with his two-year-old
son killed the boy Mon
day night with a borrowed pistol
which he believed was unloaded.
The victim was Dale Ferry, only
child of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic
Ferry. The bullet from the .45 cal
ibre automatic ripped through
the boy's chest and slightly
wounded Mrs. Ferry, 23, in the
side.
Ferry, a 28-year-old truck
driver, told police he played cow
boys with the boy after they
watched a western film on televi
sion. The boy kept pointing a toy pis
tol at his father and so Ferry
grabbed a pistol he had borrowed
from his brother and took out the
clip. Forgetting to check f o r a
bullet in the chamber, he pulled
the trigger.
Good Habit Health Club
Formed At Rose School
A Good Habit Health club was
organized at Rose school recently.
Twenty eight fourth graders are;
members of the club, which was
formed to create belter habits
and see that each member has his
eyes and teeth checked once a
year.
Officers elected were: Edward
Loremten, president; Jimmy Cook,
vice - president: Maureen Hall
mark, secretary; Garry Cox, club
reporter; Ernest Crane, yell
leader, and Billy While, song
leader.
The leader of the club is Mrs.
Andrus.
CANDY SALE
Women of the Moose will hold
a candy sale Saturday in front of
the J. C. Penney store. Women
who are supplying candy are asked
to have it at the booth by 9 a. m.
WOMAN TO GET CHAIR
.. According to report juit re
ceived, a' local housewife, Mrs. M.
B. Clarke, U scheduled to get the
chair tomorrow at 11 a. m. Offi
cially covering the subject it C a 1
Wolf of Expert Furniture Cleaners
and Upholsterers, directly behind
Richie's Root Beer Drive in.
He indicated that Mrs. Clarke
will get the chair, custom built,
exactly as she ordered it, and at
considerably less cost than the fac
tory variety reason no mid
dlemen. It is respectfully suggest
ed that you exercise your visual
faculties prior to your contemplat
ed procurement or "See me
before you buy." Our phone please
3-3191. It's an ad.
WANTED:
WALNUTS
TO DRY OR BUY -
Bacon & Bacon
CURRY ESTATE
PH. 3-8652
Rose Motor Company
REBUILT MOTORS
PRECISION REBUILT MOTORS
Convenient Credit Terms
FORD V-8 85 H.P.
MERCURY
PLYMOUTH
DODGE ....
CHRYSLER
DE SOTO
CHEVROLET
199.95
20945
217.55
219.55
239.95
239.95
197.50
This includes Oil, Gaskets, Labor and
Federal Tax. Guaranteed the same as
New Motor 4000 miles or 90 days.
LANE and ROSE ST. PHONE 3-3222
fpUt Puretest
ASPIRIN
No faster-acting as
pirin made! 5 gram m CC
100's. Reg. 54c. for J J c
ADD A PENNY AND GET TWICE AS MUCH!
HELEN CORNELL
CREAM SHAMPOO
Contains lanolin and water-
VsofteningKlenzoron. CM
4 ounce .. Reg. 73c . lOTV V
2-QT. VICTORIA
HOT WATER BOTTLE
.' Reg. 39 202
GARDEN SPICE
STICK COLOGNE
Concentrated, it 40 f
can't spill. Reg. $1 JLforl
Kv Ik
Ml LK OF MAGNESIA
Beg. 39c Pint 2 for0C
LAVENDER SHAVE CREAM
Reg. 59c tube 2 fa 60
Mi31
ANTISEPTIC
Mouthwash and all
purpose antiseptic. '
Rg.79c Pint 4iWgy
MEDFORD
XMAS CARDS
Box of 20, no jtHs
2 alike. Reg. 59c AforQIT
ggp ADHESIVE TAPE
l"x 5 yds. Reg. 35c 2 for 36"
THEATRICAL
COLD CREAM Jbo 2 for?"
ELITE
POUND PAPER
Reg. 75c 2 for 76c
fcgm ALCO-REX
RUBBING ALCOHOL
Pr Rife Pint 2 for 69C
i.tll PETROFOL
MIMED A I Oil
Reg. 5Sc Pint 2 for 60 e
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REXALL SACCHARIN 1000's...
BOBBY PINS black or brown; 24.
HOUSEHOLD ENVELOPES 6..
GLYCERIN SUPPOSITORIES 12 s.
REXILLANA COUGH SYRUP. ...
KLENZO ANTISEPTIC Rexall. ...
LAVENDER BATH POWDER 9 ozs.
BILLFOLDS men's and ladies'...
HAND LOTION Mascal's almond,
HAIR BRUSHES Klenzo, nylon...
FOUNTAIN PEN Lord Baltimore
QUIK SWABS cotton-tipped app.,
.,. Reg. $1.26
....Reg. 10c
. Reg. 10c pack
Reg. 43c
Reg. 59c
, .Reg. 79c Pint
Reg. $1.25
...Reg. $1.00
Reg. 69c Pint
...Reg. $1.00
.,Reg. $1.00
100's, Reg. 29c
2 for 1.27
2 for lie
2 for 11c
2 for 44c
2 for 60c
2 for 80c
2 for 1.26
2 for 1.01
2 for 70c
2 for 1.01
2 for 1.01
2 for 30c
wS'w&.l facial tissues
MEDFORD
j,irinei-
Box of
300's
2for3
CHOCOLATE BARS Liggett, Jumbo size 2 for 37c
CANDY POPS Tiny Tot cluster of 7 2 clusters lie
ANALGESIC BALM Rexall Puretest. .1-ounce tube 2 for 58c
REX-SELTZER alkalizing tablets. . .Package of 25 2 for 59c
KLENZO TOOTH BRUSHES nylon bristles. .3 styles 2 for 40e
COD LIVER OIL Rexall Puretest; high potency, Pint 2 for 1.41
Cosmetic Subject to Tax. night reserved to limit quantities.
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j IRON TONIC
M2forll
PURETEST
Hi i kit da i nil
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CPANOVITE
Multi-vitamin 9
caps. 100'$ Cfcrrf
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, " '' ".' ...iiirp Not le Sale merchandise, but spe-1
bfPIP.&' Nfl 1 SALE VAlUK mm, nrieid during le Sal, cnlyl
tWhMPASTEATED 0 70, raQUIK.BANDS9Oc
U. of III. licensed formula. SM-u. J fir IU Choice of regular or elastic styles, .a. LL
JANEWINSLOW $2.00 VALUE I
WHIPPED CREAMS QQC COLOGNE DUET OQq
Chocolate covered; 6 flavors. 2 tb. box Ou t. Apple Blossom . Garden Both rof U J
. "8480" OATMEAL
BAG O' POPS COMPLEXION SOAP 0C
Assorted flavors; cello bags of 30. ta. L L 3 ounce cakes Box ef S 7U
"Cordially Yours" Chlp-Rosislant Edgi
WRITING PAPER CQC GLASS TUMBLERS OCg
Fashioned sheets and envelopes, box J J In popular shapes. Reg. 10c each. 8 for W J
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FULLERTON'S REXALL STORE
127 N. JACKSON PHONI 3-7415