if
Farm Equipment 24
400 GAL. Hardle orchard sprayer, power
take-off. good chape. 6uo. Also have
"3 bottom tractor plow and S (I. cover
"crop diik for tractor, 75. each. A. P.
jiuksdorf, Winston, Oregon. Ph. M51.
Trucks
26
New Surplus
TIRE CHAINS
TRUCK PARTS
ANDERSON BROS.
TRUCK PARTS
Phone 8-6463, Eugene, Oregon
FOR SALE 1M7 i ton pickup, heater.
H.fm.ir nlvwond crummy, new
paint, $750. Grover Jamea HU 3, Box
1750. Ph. 3-MIW, ,
41 CHEVROLET true, 3 or 4 ton. fair
hape. Make an offer. See at Ed Radi-
gan's Service Station '
PRIVATE Party want pickup. Up to
$200cash. Phone 9-8fl66.
LUMBER TRUCK and trailer or will
make good short log truck and trailer.
$3500. Ph. 3-7739.
Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27
BETTER
BUYS
AT
B ARCUS
tor. New car condition 1993
'50 HUDSON Pacemaker 2-door
sedan, low mileage, top "-
tion throughout 16
"49 FORD Convertible New seat cov
ert and top. Nice black finish - 1495
49 BUICK Super Convertible. R
4c H. Dynaflow and new top .... 1830
48 CHEVROLET Aero Sedan, R & H,
and teat covered tlnce new.
Original dark green finish. Ex
tra clean and good condition in-
aide and out -
"47 OLDSMOBTLE 76 Sedanette. R
& H, Hydramalic and new
47 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE, R
& H 11
41 FORD Tudor '
48 CROSLEY Sdn R&H MS
42 CHEVROLET AERO aeda'n food
motor - - .. 293
40 CHEV Tudor Sedan . 195
439 PLYMOUTH tudor Sedan . 145
' TRUCKS and PICKUPS
47 Int. PU V ton 4 tpeed trant .. 145
Motor Completely reconditioned
Good Rubber
46 FORD Dump 2 tpeed rear end
good 4 yd bed At hoist 945
40 FORD Pickup 395
' '4 DODGE SHORT LOGGER, new
motor. Brownlipe, Truxtel tags.
new Urea ... .. - 2775
'48 CHEV Log .truck New 270 CMC
mtr rnnk chain drive new
chalna St sprocket - . 2975
OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS
BARCUS
"YOUR PACKARD DEALER
... Highway 99 N at Garden Valley Rd.
Phone 3-5569
. 936PlymouthSedan
FOR SALE
Heater, good condition
$100. CASH
No phone calli. See at Flegel Trane-
fer Co.
Come See This One I
194S Hudson, fully equipped, R&H,
overdrive 9350.00. Take over payment,.
Coxa Richfield Service
Mother & S. Stephens
FOR SALE 193H Bulck. good condi
tion. See after 3:30. nzo E. uougias.
FOR SALE '38 - 4-cloor Buictt ledan,
Very good condition throughout. 80.
Sutherlin. Phone 2147.
WANTED cam for wrecking. Will call
or you deliver.
Roni-burg Steel & Metals
2344 NStephena. Ph. 3-80S0.
''"Aero Chevrolet. R&H. back up lighti",
mn vlnqr. Phone 3-3300 or 3-8103
4TF6RD COUPE", good condition, new
tfrei, radio, heater. 222 West Dougtai,
evenings.
1942 FORD coupe, motor overhauled,
in fine shape, (173. down. 509 Ave. A.
. Ph:. ?:6338- :
19.il Cadillac "82." 4 door sedan, one
' owner. Perfect shape, $4000 If inter
lt ested contact C. B. Henderson, Myr
tle Creek, Star Route.
DELUXE 1942 Plymouth 5 passenger
coupe, new motor, good condition,
' 43QJPhone3-63:,4.
'51 Lincoln sports sedan with hydra
. matic and extras or will consider late
. model car for equity. Phone 3-7145.
- '51 Nash Ambassador, 4 door sedan for
sale or trade. Phone 3-4605.
roH SALE - 1!4H Jeep Phone 42-t a
48 CHRYSLER SEDAN, good condi
tion, R&H. for trade for late model
pickup of equal value. Ph. 3-5707 after
41 FORD COUPE, new tires, R&H
See Bill at the Outdoor Store anytime
." after 2:30 P.M.
REASONABLY PBICED CMAC TERMS
CHEVROLET, BUICK. PONTIAC
CADILLAC TRADE-INS
: HANSEN'S
.- USED CAR CENTER
Rose At Oak
FOR SALE 1PM Parkard sedan,
fully equipped, A-l condition Will;
pf, nlrkuo truck on trade Con-
tact Rslph Fisher at Model Market.;
Wlnton
1011 NASH RAMBLEU Conv . new. now ;
. In eloraee. private party will discount
for cash Ph. 3-4X14
l5l CHEVROLET Bel - Aire, sell or
trade equity '48. 47. or 4S Lhev.,
Ford, or Mercury, no lunk. Phone
S-4401 days, ask lor AL
Ammtav attune
Autos &Mtr. Cycles 27
LockwoocTs
Used Cars
BEST BUYS ANYWHERE
iuo RTirnrnAKER CLUB COUPE
hutu nd o. d. Low Milss 14BS
1,50 FORD DI.X TUDOR SEDAN
Heater. Sound as a dollar 1393
1950 MERCURY FORDOR SEDAN
R at H. Plastic Seat covara
Undercoat. Sharp . IMS
1950 FORD CONV CLUB COUPE
R oc H Whlta walla.
Low mileage . 1T95
1930 FORD CUSTOM CLUB CPI V-S
A beaut o, d. ana neaier - losa
1919 FORD FORDOR SEDAN. R
a h. and o.o. Reauy anaro.
low milea 1373
1B49 RtriCK SUPER FORDOR SEDAN
Ban Dynallow. seal cov nw
1940 FORD FORDOR SEDAN
H ft aeat eovera izu
1949 MERCURY CLUB SEDAN
Low mileage. Clean aa a pin 1395
1949 OLDSMOB1LE SEDANETTE
Extra Low Mileage. R&H
Hydra. Slick . ... 1193
194T CHEV. TUDOR SEDAN 943
1047 STUDA. TUDOR SEDAN 193
1940 FORD FORDOR SEDAN, new
motor, new paint, new rubber
RecH .'. 843
e
1946 FORD CONV. CLB CPI !
1947 BUICK FORDOR SEDAN ... 1043
1941 OLDSMOBILE CLUB CPI 393
1941 BUICK FORDOR SEDAN 393
1941 NASH CLUB COUPE 193
1940 OLDS. FORDOR SEDAN Slick 393
TRUCKS AND PICKUPS
1951 FORD r-3 PICKUP 1795
1950 FORD F-l 4 ipd. PICKUP 1393
1930 FORD F-l V- PICKUP 1345
1949 FORD F-l V8 PICKUP - . .. 1143
V, T PICKUP
1195
19411 INTERNAT. 14 T PICKUP . ... 995
1949 FORD F-7 LUMBER TRUCK
New motor. Tags. New rear end
Roles, rubber like new
1947 JEEP, 4 WHEEL DRIVE ... 995
1940 FORD V T Pickup 575
1944 FORD 11 TON FLATBED
Equipped with 3 spd Brownie
Top shape . . 1295
Open Evenings
By Appointment '
TERMS
Ph. 3-4334 S. Stephens
SI DILLARD MOTOR CO.
QUALITY USED CARS
1949 DODGE Coronet Sedan .. 91,695
1949 DODGE Wayfarer ... 1,395
1949 PLYMOUTH Sedan 1.343
1949 PLYMOUTH
Club Coup
Spe-
cial Deluxe .
.... 1,163
1949 PLYMOUTH Spec, Deluxe Sdn 1,095
1947 DODGE Custom Town Sedan 1,095
1949 CHEVROLET Coupe 1,095
1949 FORD 4-door Sedan 945
1042 OLDS SEDAN J65
1939 DODGE Sedan 195
TRUCKS
1949 DODGI lli Ton Truck 1.495
1949 DODGE ", Ton Panel 945
1950 CHEVROLET! Ton Pickup 1,345
1949 FORD , Ton Flat Rack 1.095
Si Dillard Motor Co.
Stepnena at Uougias Sla. Koaeourg
1930 MODEL A coupe, steel box en
beck; new motor $100. CaU 3-9399.
Instruction
dancing'
29
Classes now starting. Bsllet Ac Tap.
ranllet and Tap class Tup, nights 7::I0
Daytime classes and private lessons
in Danroom.
ENROLL NOW!
SALLY HILT STUDIO
Or DANCE ARTS
327 W. Cass Ph. 3-7023
LEARN WELDING NOW! Bl, demand
In well-paid defense Industries. Spnre
time training In gas and arc welding
prepares you quickly. Write Utilities
Eng. Inst., Box 49, News-Review.
The Newschart above, based on
data from President Truman's
proposed budget for 19S3, shows
how governm.nt gp-nding is
1 edging over the 25 per rent mark
or one-fourth or the total
national income. The estimated
29 per cent Agure for fiscal 1953
compares with a total 92 per
cent during the peak war year '
m At o Ptrcentagt
I 1951 u )
1 MJMk 1952
1953 hmm.,,
: Est. . y&h J
("Mi NricCMt : LiU
Personal 30
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Bei Ult
Notices
31
CARD OF THANKS
In the lota of our loved one, we wish
to thank our many frlenda for the
ympalhv carda and the beautiful
floral offerings. We with especially
to thank Rev. Mac Arthur and the
officer of the Elka lodge fend those
who drove to Gardiner for the Inter
ment. Mra. C. E Mark!
Mr. and Mra. C. R. Tetter and
family
Mr and Mra.' Wilbur Zevcly
and family
We will not be responsible for any
debts other than our own. Homer and
Marion Tucker. Myrtle Creek, Ore.
NOT FOR SALE have no timber
on my ranches north of Oakland, for
tale. D. M. Young.
NOT responsible for any debts other
inan my own. A. w. McNeil.
SUTHERLIN GRANGE HAS
POTLUCK DINNER MEETING
A sumptuous seven o'clock pot
luck dinner was enjoyed by the
members of the Sutherlin Grange
Wednesday evening at their Hall
west of town, with Mrs. Gertrude
Mingle, Mrs. Hallie Martin and
Mrs. Mella French as hostesses.
The long linen covered tables were
arranged in an artistic way in the
large nail and centered with w
tor greenery.
At this dinner the birthdays of
Frank Nicolizzi, Mr. and Mrs. Artn
ley Cass, Hazel Scruggs, Charles
: windier, belma Walters, Mr,
and Mrs. Orville French, Leslie
Gleason, Meda Schrack, Floyd
uringie, r ay Cornish, and Eldon
Sanders were observed, dec
orated birthday cakes were cut in
their honor and they contributed
to the birthday box.
The meeting was presided over
by the. master, Charles Wahl. It
was announced that Pomona
Grange would meet Saturday, Jan.
26, and that it would be a potluck.
Each person attending is to bring
his' own table service.
The lecturers hour was com.
prised of showing moving pictures
of a trip taken last summer by the
Lornishcs in Mexico, Texas, the
Dakotas, and other eastern points.
Mrs. Cornish also showed pictures
of a hunting trip taken in Eastern
Oregon.
It was announced that the next
Home Economics Club meeting
would be held Monday, Feb. 4, at
the home of Mrs. Hallie Martin.
The hostesses appointed for the
Feb. 13 Grange meeting were Mr.
and Mts. John Chase and Mr. and
Mis. Carl Chriss,
Those enjoying the dinner and
meeting were: Mrs. Hazel Scruggs,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Woodrow, El
len Wahl, Tim Smith, guests. Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Schrack, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Bringle, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthlcy Cass, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wahl, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walt
ers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nicol
izzi, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Buck,
Mr. and Mrs. Icel Clark, Mr. and
.Mrs. Leslie Gleason, Mr. and Mrs.
Eluon Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Or
vili French, Mrs. Hallie Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. George Cornish,
Charlie Swinderl, Mrs. Stell Ed
wards and Mrs. Ella Wegner.
SUTHERLIN LUTHERAN
LADIES AID HOLDS
RECENT MEETING
The Lutheran Ladies Aid of the
St. Johns Lutheran Church met
Thursday evening, Jan. 17 at 7:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ar
thur Stelfcrud in Sutherlin.
Rev. R. Zagel, began a new topic
for Bible study, "The Life of Mo
ses." The business meeting consisted
of matters of business. Many re-H
polls were made and discussions
were had on publicity, accounis, ,nt fl ...
card sales and sewing Projects. LLERTON DADS CLUB
"'XrmberS admitted!l? SHCHOOLHAOUS6! TON It?.
Mrs. Keith Dies and Mrs. Arthur
Sleirerud were selected as the
committee in charge of the
Those enjoying the evening
sewine project.
Members decided to nave
the month of January for electing
officers, with the present officers
continuing until next January.
Plans were discussed for start
ins, Cradle Roll and it was de
cided that each one present, pre
sent more Ideas at Ihe next meet
ins. Th"" traveling basket is still go
ing from home to home, with many
surprises for the one that receives
it.
The meeting closed by repeating
,e "Lords l'raycr."
were: guests, Mrs. W. Farrow, "Vi- uS
Miss Francis Re.senwcbcr a n d f"lu,10n o( differences holding up
Miss Dolly Urbin. New members, h P??1 creation of a six-
Mrs. Ray Robinson, Mrs. William
Bennett, Mrs. Tommy Bruton and
Mrs. Fred Deidrich.
Members, Mrs. Mary Risenweb
cr, Mrs. L. Johnson, Mrs. R. Wild
er, Mrs. 1'aul Urben, Mrs. La
vern Murphy, Mrs. W. Martinson,
Mrs. Keith Dies, Mrs. R. Zagcl,
Mri. Clarence MalitJ, Mrs. M. Mil
ler and the hostess, Mrs. Steff
erude. NAVY MOTHER'S CLUB
HOLDS RECENT MEETING
The Navy Mothers Club met
Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. R. E Crawford on Main
Street.
The following officers were in
stalled: Commander, Lilian
a T: .;,..?.. Thoim. w r;Germany's t" minister
Anderson; adjutant, The ma Wil-1 hari .ri. .,',;.
son: finance, trances Crawford;
chaplain, Sadie Parslow, matron
at-arms. Mrs. Walker and Mrs.
Rogan; color-bearers, Mrs, Heca-
thorn and Mrs. La Ront.
inAn. h.vins r ti h h. v.
had, sons and daughters in the cause Prime Mmister Mossadegh
Navy, Marines or Coast Guard is15 objecting to conditions tied to
invited to membership. i,hl "d- Negotiations are still go-
Refreshmcnls were served by ln forward through Ambassador
the hostess and the remainder
the evening was spent packing Val
entine gifts for boys stationed in 'American forces are giving aid to qua Highway for truck and mis
Alaska. Chinese Nationalist elements who ! ctllaneous storage, the County
The next meeting will be held re reported scattered throughout : Court reported,
at the home of Vilia LsRont, Northern Burma near the South) The work will b 'one by the
Corey Ave., Feb. 4. I China frontier. Achcso". also de-1 county bridge crev
GUT OUR WAY
: SSI fltUl'ill ,
l J THERE'S A W f (NQM
WHILE I GRAB W
V "" "" " ' THE 'POSSUM HUKITER '.JS.V.gJ
CAMP AND AUXILIARY '
TO MEET AT POTLLUCK
DINNER THIS EVENING
t
George Starmcr Camp and Aux
iliary, United Spanish War Vet
erans, will meet at a six - thirty
o'clock potluck dinner tonight m
the social hall of the Methodist
Church. All Spanish War Veterans
are urged to attend. The regular
business sessions of the Camp and
Auxiliary will follow the dinner.
INITIATION TO BE
HELD BY WOMEN OF
MOOSE THIS EVENING
Women of the Moose will meet
at the Moose Hall tonight at eight
o'clock for initiation. Members are
requested to have their candidates
at the meeting. A special program
will be presented.
TOWN AND COUNTRY
CLUB TO MEET TONIGHT
The Roseburg Town and Country
Club will meet at eight o'clock
tonight at the home of Mrs. Jack
West, 1426 Casey Avenue, Laurel
wood. All members are requested to
be present.
ALTAR SOCIETY TO
MEET MONDAY NIGHT
AT STAPLETON HOME
St. George's Episcopal Altar
Society will meet Monday evening
at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
H. H. Stapleton at 125 N. Chadwick
street. All members are urged to
attend.
AMERICAN RED CROSS
DANCE TC BE HELD AT
VETERANS HOSPITAL
The American Red Cross will
sponsor a dance at the Veterans
Hospital recreation hall this eve
ning from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock.
Women of Roseburg are asked to
attend to assist as hostesses.
CARD PARTY TO BE
HELD TUESDAY NIGHT
The Business and Professioal
Women's Club will sponsor its
weekly card party at the Veterans
Hospital recreational hall from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs.
Ann Storrs is chairman. Refresh
ments will be served. All women
desiring to assist as hostesses are
requested to attend.
The Fullerton Dads Club will
feature Ladies Night this evening
at eight o'clock at Hie new Fuller
ton schoolhouse. Rev. W. A, Mac
Arthur will give a chalk talk on
"What's Cookin." All Dads and
Mothers of Fullerton School are
most cordially invited. Refresh
ments will be served.
6-Nation Army
Plan For Europe
Faces Obstacles
I vYAaitmuiun wi secretary oi
?a Aon i5a,d Wednesday the
""".""Ef" J'-
Some very clear differences of
opinion exist, Acheson told a news
conference, but he believes these
views can be reconciled.
At present, France, Italy, and
Western Germany are pushing for
a more centralized European de
fense force than the Netherlands,
Belgium and Luxembourg are will
ing to accept. '
In response to a question, Ache
son discourdged any idea that
Western Germany might be
brought into the North Atlantic
Pact as a sixteenth member.
He said he did not think he could
make any hopeful comment aboit
that at this time.
A German correspondent, in ask
ing Acheson a question, had said
n, i.r.Zj
Other Phases Noted
Acheson made these other points:
1. The United States has been un-
ble to work out a satisfactory
military aid pact with Iran be
of,Lciy Henderson in Tehran.
2. It is completely untrue thJl
if n 1 cv
.46; pZ. U J. JIII?Iffl
LINDA NEAL shows her mother, Mrs. Irvln Neol, 1925 Har
vard Ave., the sign she made to urge people to fight polio.
Mrs. Neal is one of the hundreds of "contcrt mothers" who
will join the "Mothers' March on Polio" on Thursday night
and Mrs. Neal has good reason. Over a year ago Linda spent
three months in the polio ward in Sacred Heart Hospital in
Eugene, and today 'she runs and plays happily. "The National
Foundation took care of everything," said Mrs. Neol, "so of
course we feel that if we can do anything we will."
fNF.A TeUphoto)
ON SECOND THOUGHT - Nikita Kabiakov, who was to have
emigrated to the United States with his family as a reward for
helping Robert A. Vogcler, is shown with his wife in displaced
persons' camp at Salzburg, Austria. Their visas hare been with
drawn and a further investigation into the Kabiakovi was ordered,
over the protests of Vogcler.
nied (hat Americans are with these
Nationalist forces.
3. He said he had no comment to
make on prime Minister Churc
hill's suggestion last Thursday that
Britain would welcome "token fnrr-
cs" from the United States to help
proicci me strategic Suez tanai.
He noted that the United States
has joined Britain, France and
Turkey in proposing that Egypt
join a Middle East defense com
mand. And, Acheson said, he would
have to leave it at that.
WILL ERECT SHEDS
Two sheds will be erected at the
coi.nty shops on the Norlh Umn-
By J. R. WiBiom
SUIT DISMISSED
Suit to recover $6,000 allegedly
owt d on a promissory note to Mer
edith Freeman by Paul C. Reeves
was dismissed Friday from Cir
cuit ( ourt on stipulation of the
j parties involved.
FOR RENT
Cutting Torches
Welders
Sand Blasters
CALL US -- WE HAVE
WHAT YOU NEED
LANSING-OLIVER
TOOL RENTALS
Open Sunday 10-12, 4-6
847 S. Srcph. Ph. 3-6002
Mon Jon. 28, 1952 Th Nsw
lit ft II
BLASTS D. C. Evangelist
Billy Graham, seen with Bible
in hand on the steps o( the
Capitol, lays he is "disgusted
and nauseated" by the moral
corruption he has discovered
during his spiritual crusade in
Washington. The 33-year-old
revivalist, now preaching to
lO.OQO-plus audiences there, calls
the capital the most sinful city
he has ever seen.
Girl Becomes Bride,
Widow At Same Time
LA ROCHF.LLE. France ll At
the instant Yolcr.e Bardin became
a bride she became a widow.
Miss Bardin. 24. met Rat. Jae-!
ques Gu in mi, 22, when he was home
on leave from Indo-China.
When he returned to the east,
they decided to be married by
mail, a procedure authorized for
French servicemen. The sergeant
signed his part of Hie contract last
April.
Before the documents arrived in
France, he was killed by a gren
ade. The girl's parents tried to have
the absentee marriage stopped then
but officials ruled it could go ahead
as if nothing had happened.
The ceremony, brought to light
Monday, took place before a local
mayor Jan. 17, where Yolene, be-
tore witnesses, said nor ' oui. '
A HUS8AWD'S VERV
APT TO ROAM,
WHEN HEAT IS LACKING
IW THE HOME
DsiD
$1000. DOWN
A mill home, with on ill trr of
land, well worth the full prlr of
$3000. It hi on bedroom, living
mom, dining room and kitchen.
The table lop witer hler and all
nif are inclurted In the purcha
price. Balance owln, ONLY M.
per month.
750 AtRES
One nf ihe nlcrnt ranrhea. In the
Cnuntv. and only on mite from
the Poit Office. Better than 2"0
acrea are cultivated. 13 arrei If In
permanent pa it u re. All the land la
fenced and ha food road. Creek.
10 Spring, with water piped to the
home and ham. The home li all
modern, 5 roomi, with baement.
There It one large harn. I amall
Karaite, blacetimlth shop, S brood
er hnunea and a wood ihed. The
property will eal!y run 300 head
nf iheep. All of the hay In the
barn, rattle and machinery ran
be hntiKht extra, $:i,B00. U the
reainnahl price with approx. t 1 .
Ooo, down and cany yearly terma,
on the balance.
600 ACRES
Thla fine ranrit in In the very beat
hape. with 200 acrea cultivated
and 500 aeeded. In choice eraiaet,
to permanent pasture. AH Free
Roll. Well. Creek and tprtnu. which
li piped to both home and barn.
Thla property haa a 0 room, older
lime, nungamw type, wnn r in.
pi rr -nHrn i- detail,
and a half docen oulbulldin all
In mmd i.Midilton rencerl and
mooih roadt. Juat 17 milea from
RrMehurc with all the rural rnn-
veniencea. $7S OftO full price With
loon terma. nr.r. 'linn ur.:i
$1300. DOWN
A fine auburhan two bedroom home,
with Llvlnc Room. Kitchen, Nice
Bath and G urate. All nia.
floor, go with the aale. Clone to
But Line, on IV 1 block from
grocery. City Water. Good Streeta.
W250. TUL.U PHICK.
For the Wlnaton-Dlllard area eon'
tact, our aaent. Dean Guver, al
the Myrtle wood Treaiur Houaa,
in winaton, J" none mim,
- Rtvlw, Hoteburg, Or. 9
Iowa Governor ,
Squares Up His
Tax Deficiency
WASHINGTON I The Justir
Department said Friday there will
be no criminal prosecution o(
Republican Gov. William S.
Beardsley of Iowa for his income
tax deficiences. ...
The Department announced it
concurred with a recommendation
of the Bureau of Internal Revenue
Miat no prosecution should be
undertaken.
The case has been returned to
the Internal Revenue Bureau for
civil disposition.
The Governor said last summer
that there was no willful tax eva
sion on his part. Hu told reporters
he had given the government a
$13,000 check for back income
taxes. '
He said he had paid $8,000 in
back taxes and $5,000 in penalties
and Interest covering the period
from 1944 through 1949.
TALKING
ABOUT A HOME?
So many people do noth
ing but talk about It! But
If you really want to own
your home, consult me
now. Personal attention.
Economical terms.
Ralph L. Russell
Loom and Innirancc
Loan Reprtsantotlv
Equitablo Savings & Loan Au'n.
Insurance Solicitors
E. V. Lincoln Meek L Brown
A. W. McGuirt i. ilr
Room 212 Phone J-4JH
Dsuejlai County Stale Bank Bide.
DON'T
MAKE
AMOVE
'til
you
see
FLEGEL
Transfer
and
Storage
Phone 3-4436
WILL TRADE
Tila two atory, modern horn, on
the Melrone Boad. haa huge lot,
8X200, 3 bedrooma, L R., D.B.
Comb., kitchen and Bath. la on
the City Diia line ana oniy w
from a grocery. Hai a nice yard
and apace for garden. The full
price la 17000 or the owner will
trade for a gaa ftatlon, aawmlll,
groc. itote., etc. ,
87 ACRES
Only l'fr milea from town. M aerea
of thla good aoll la cultivated. A
creek U thru the property making
Irrigation poaaible. Lota of fruit.
Good Fence and Roadt. Big
Barm, 3 Hog Houses, room, mod
ern home: with all furniture In
cluded WII.L THADK. tlB.OOO. un
furnished or 123,000. full price in.
eluding Cowi. Calves, Lamba,
Ewes, Plga. Hay, Grain. Wood.
All Furniture and AU Equipment
A GOOD BUY!
CLOSE IN
Practically new bungalow type
home, with nice living room
which has picture window and
WONDrHFtrf, FIREPLACE, kit.
rhen; with double sink, and Brkft.
Nc. comb., a bedrooma, Bath, Util
ity room, with laundry trays, and
Hallway. Hardwood floors, electric
healing, City water and on the
City sewer line. Overhead Insula
tion, Wired for electric range,
Very Clean. Located within walk,
log distance of the City Center,
Will take rar as the down pay
ment of $1500. FHA Terma, 90100,
full price.
SUTHERLIN
A complete! v f jrntshfd 2 bedroom
home with cement foundation.
ONLY S years old. In a nice dis
trict and completely high and dry
ONLY 1830. Down and $M50. full
price.
WAREHOUSE
A pumice atone building, all on con
crete and situated on Hlway M.
Has a small office space, store ce
room, I'SXrtO, and refrlg. room
15X30. ONLY 13600. DOWN.
Wt hovt 1 to 99 Acre
Tracts, Reasonably Priced.
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