For Sale, Misc. 18 1
1 HIGH CHAIR, 1 washing machine,
tnke. kiddy-car, sandbox. Ph. 3-4W23.
FOR SALE Westinghouse electric
ranf, priced right. Ph. 3-U03.
KKLV1NATOR refrigerator, good con
dition. 313 W- Lane.
FOR SALE Euy Splhdrier, 30. Ph.
3-5400.
TOR SALE Piano. UH SoTTMaln.
FOR SALE Electric 400-egg incu
bator in excellent condition. -VM.
Knlght-Porter,45B S.Stephens St.
COLEMAN oil heater, 2 50-gal. barfeTi,
all connection!, 30. Hugh SUk, HL 1,
Box 645.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Man't white
gold wristwatch. like new, trade for
maple furniture or luggage. Ph. 3-4663.
SPINET PIANO
Must Kll aome term can tM ar
ranged. Box 44. News-Review.
Fuel
20
FOR SALE Seasoned fir wood No
' Saturday calls Ph. 3-8600 or 3-4512.
Timber & Sawmills 21
WANTED
OLD GROWTH
SAWMILL LOGS
CONTACT: HOWARD WtLSON
Independence Lbr. &
Mfg. Co. Reload
GRANTS PASS. ORE.
Ft 1. Box 741 Ph.403
ELECTRIC POWERED SAWMILL for
sale, on R R. and highway. Pond.
40.000 capacity. Adapted for small
logs. Inquire at 136 S Stephens, Rose
burg Oregon.
WANTED
SECOND GROWTH LOGS
CONTACT WILBUR LUMBER CO.
WANTED TO BUY
Gang logs alio timber Urge or small
tracts. Top Prices Stomar Lbr. Co.
Ph 451 Riddle days 2202 Sutherlin
Evenings.
WANTED large or small tracts stand
ing Umber Vicinity of El Hon Oak
land or Sutherlin MrGinty-Riggs Lbr
Co. P O Box 526. Elkton Phone 430
Evenings phone Warren Hansen Cot
Uge Grove B71-L
FOR SALE Reasonably priced, one
Mobile portable sawmill complete,
presently In operation, with timber
holdings and logging equipment, situ
ated near Reexport in Douglas Coun
ty. Oregon. Write Box. 46 News-Review
WISH TO PURCHASE old growth fir
timber for cash. Write Carl K. Steph
ens Co., P.O. Box 194. Gearhart, Ore.
WANTED - GouaiawmlU-logs, Uooa
price. Iveraon Lungber Co. Phon.
S-3135
Logging Equipment 22
1 NEW BIT 1.1.1 Skagit yarder. powered
with 200 H. P. Cummins engine, comp.
equipped with 1500 ft of 1 1-4" main
line. 3000 ft. or 7-8 haulback. 3000
ft. of 3-8" strawline, 6j 300 ft guy
lines. 1 hi -lead block, 2 haulback
blocks and straps, 1 Esco butt rig
ging. 1000 gal. fuel tank, 1 moving
block, new falrleads, new sled. Ma
chine Is in new condition, has log
ged less than 1 .000 .000 ft. Price $16,000
For information, call or write Coffee
Creek LogRing Co.. Canyonville.
1 H. D. 7 Allis Chalmers 1950 model,
equipped Carco straight hydraulic
blade and Carco model F towing
winch. Machine it In new condition.
Priced S6925. Ph. evenings 3-5601 or
3-4868.
FORD LOG TRUCK, single drive, Fab
co, single axle trailer. $2200. Write
2342 N. Stephens phone 3-6579.
1 LOGGING HORSE good set harness,
for aale. Ph. 612, Camas Valley. t
1-2 drum Skagit loading donkey 'with
all rigging, for sale. Ph. 3-7330.
Machinery For Sale 23
RENTAL EQUIPMENT
P&H H yard shovel
D8 cat
La Tourneau Carryall
Hough diesel lt yard loader
Ford hydraulic scoop
Compressors Jack hammers Pave
ment breakers Wagon Jack Elec
tric skil-saw Concrete buggies
Rubber tired wheel barrow
GOOD EQUIPMENT
COMPETENT OPERATORS
PRE-MIX CONCRETE, Inc.
Box 49 Roseburg Ph. 1-2694
Farm Equipment 24
400 GAL. Hardle orchard sprayer, power
take-off. good shape, $600. Also have
3 bottom tractor plow and 8 ft. cover
crop a is x for tractor. S75. each.- A.
Suksdorf. Winston, Oregon. Ph. 9-6451.
W ARD'S-PLOW trae cultivator; plow
and wheel weights, Kenna Hughes
i.iii wincnesier.
GIBSON TRACTOR with bull dozer and
plow, like new. X500. Ph. 9-8491.
Tractors
25
FOR SALE Fordson tractor, magneto
ana runner. J. M. Hartley uarage.
IZ.t N. Hose St., pn. 3-4044.
Trucks
26
FOR SALE 1947 ton plrkup, heater,
defrosters. plywood crummy, nfw
paint, $750. G rover James Rt. 3, Box
175Q.Ph. 3-59R0.
TRUCK FOR SALE. $450. 1939 V-8 stock
raric. A-l condition. Call T. H Boone,
3-3609.
FOR SALE Dodge " truck. 1 tVnfa(
tory stake body, very clean, recently
overhauled, good rubber: heater, ex
tra wneeis. for duals, w. a. Evans
FJJBox 432-A. Sutherlin, Ph. 2420,
Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27
CHRYSLER
194P WINDSOR HIGHLANDER C L T.
couoe special paint and upholstery
radio heater new car guarantee. MM.
or your car aa down payment. $78 40
per mo.
ROSE MOTOR CO.
Rose and Lane Rts.
48 AERO CHEVROLETR
visor, bark up light. 907
Ph. 3-3300.
Ph
3-3222
At H, sun
W inches ter.
DODGE-
2949 CORONET Sedan. A low mllesue
one owner car with radio, heater,
new tires. 8560. or your car as down
payment. $77.14 per month.
ROSE MOTOR CO.
19."0 NASH Ambassador 4-door com
plete accessories, hydramatic, IS .WO.
actual mile. Can be seen at West
Coast Bidg. Supply Co., Mill & Mother
8t
1942 FORD coupe, motor overhauled,
v in fine shape, 8175. down. 309 Ave. A.
PhL 3-6598.
1951 NASH RAMBLE cbnv . new7"now
in storage, private party will discount
for cash Ph 3-4334
"3 PONTIAC motor, completely over-
hauled. Also double laundry trays.
jl 812V)Ph 3-4158 after 6 PM.
PMODEL A Ford' eood Ures7 RuniTMske
k offer Ph 9-8409
i9) rtonrLA coup;sleeiboxnn
back; new motor 5100, Call 1-4398.
Autos &Mtr. Cycles 27
Lockwood's
Used Cars
BEST BUYS ANYWHERE
laui rrtmrRAKrR n.lTH COUPK
hcl.c md o. d. Law Mllee ... Mas
iqsa rnnn nl.x tudor SEDAN
Heater. Bound u doiur ian
1,50 MIBClmYV FORDOR MDAN
n a. h Plaatie Sut covera
Undercoat. Sharp . l
1850 FORD CONV CLUB COUPI
R a, H Whtta wall.
Low mllaac. .. 17,5
ibm mtn riTRTOM club CPS V-l
A baaut o. d. and heater 19,9
1940 FORD FORDOR SEDAN, II
A H. and O.D. Raally aharo.
low mllea 131S
1Q4B RUICK SUPER FORDOR SEDAN
K a H Dynatlow. Seal cov... 1749
1,4, FORD FORDOR SEDAN
R It H a aeat covera
1M0 MERCURY CLUB SEDAN
Low mlleafe. Clean aa a pin . 19,5
194 OLDSMOBILE SEDANETTE
Extra Low Ulleage. RacH
Hydra. Slick .. . .... 1195
194T CHEV. TUDOR SEDAN MS
1047 STUDA. TUDOR SEDAN ... MS
IMS FORD FORDOR SEDAN, new
motor, new paint, new rubbor
R at U 545
194 rORD CONV. CLB CPE US
1,47 BUICK FORDOR SEDAN . ... 1045
1941 OLDSMOBILE CLUB CPE
1041 BUICK FORDOR SEDAN
1941 NASH CLUB COUPE
1,40 OLDS. FORDOR SEDAN Slick 395
TRUCKS AND PICKUPS
1951 FORD r- PICKUP 17,5
1990 FORD F-l 4 apd. PICKUP
1,50 FORD F-l V-l PICKUP
1H9 FORD F-l VI PICKUP .....
1949 CHEVROLET
R ec H
T PICKUP
11,5
1948 INTER NAT. Vt T PICKUP
. $95
lgtl FORD r-T LUMBER TRUCK
New motor. Tags. New rear end
Rolf,, rubber Ilka new
1947 JEEP, WHEEL DRIVE ..... 693
1,4, FORD H T Pickup
575
10 FORD 1S4 TON FLATBED
. Equipped with 3 apd Brownie
Top ihapa 1185
Open Evenings
By Appointment
TERMS
Ph. 3-8334 3. Stephana
DEPENDABLE"
USED CARS
1951 KAISER 4 DR. Sedan. Radio.
heater, overdrive '1,995
1951 HENRY J 9 DR Sedan. Heal
er, Overdrive, WSW 1.495
1950 BUICK SEDANETTE. radio.
heater, dynaflow . . 1,895
1950 WILLYS 4WD Pickup 1,595
1950 CHEVROLET W T pickup. 4
apeed . .......... . 1.
1950 WILLYS JEEP 1
1949 CHEVROLET 14 T pickup,
apeed
1949 CHEVROLET 2-door
R ec H 1295
1949 Kaiser 4 DR Sedan, RH, O D . 1.395
1949 FORD CLUB COUPE 1295
1949 INTERNATIONAL V, T pickup MS
1949 WILLYS JEEP, RH, Winch. 1.495
1941 DODGE 4 DR. Sedan 1.195
1948 PLYMOUTH Sedan 1.095
194B WILLYS JEEP 893
1947 WILLYS STATION Wagon,
Hurricane engine ..
1947 CHRYSLER Tic, convertible g5
1947 WILLYS JEEP, metal top 795
1942 FORD CLB. Cpe
1941 PONTIAC CLB. Cpe
1941 NASH 4 DR. Sedan
1941 PONTIAC 4 DR. Sedan
1941 FORD 1 DR. Sedan
1940 CHEVROLET Sedan
1940 PONTIAC Spt. Cp. .
f,
1938 PLYMOUTH Sedan
1937 INTERNATIONAL Pickup . ..
1937 CHEVROLET 2-door j.
RIVERSIDE Motors
2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU
1444 N. Stephens Street
(Next To Snack Shark)
1600 N Stephens Street
(Across from Rosetta Lodge)
Check Both Locations
SI DILLARD MOTOR CO.
-QUALITY USED CARS
1949 DODGE Coronet Sedan 91,693
1949 DODGE Wayfarer .... 1,395
1949 PLYMOUTH Sedan 1.345
1948 PLYMOUTH
cial Deluxe .
Club Couoe See-
. 1,165
1948 PLYMOUTH Spec. Deluxe Sdn 1,093
1947 DODGE Custom Town Sedan 1,095
1948 CHEVROLET Coupe . 1,093
1948 FORD 4-dqor Sedan 845
' OLDS SEDAN
- 865
. 195
1939 DODGE Sedan
TRUCKS
1949 DODGE I'l Ton Truck
1946 DODGE H Ton Panel
1950 CHEVROLET', Ton Pickup
1948 FORD Ton Flat Rack . -
l.3
1,345
1.093
Si Dillard Motor Co.
Stephens St Dougiaa Sta KOteo
1936 Plymouth Sedan
FOR SALE
Heater, good condition
$100. CASH
See at Plegel Trans-
Come See This One I
196 Hudson, fully equipped, R it H,
overdrive $330.00. Take over paymente.
Cox's Richfield Service
Mother A S. Stephens
FOR SAU.-.Wa JtprpaoneU-fT
Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27
ir& BETTER
& BUYS
B ARCUS
'50 PACKARD Super aedan equipped
with R a K and Ultramatic
'51 KAISER Sedan, desert rose up-
holstery. Jet black finish 1WS
SO HUDSON PACEMAKER 1-door
uilaH f r rnnriition thrOUlhOUt
' 164S
51 HENRY J, cylinder, only It. 000
Hna ha nvordriv and neater
145
't a rr.nr. rr.u.ri.bU new too and
seat covers -
id rnnn 8 Club coun. new teat
covers .. - 1295
'4$ DeSOTO Club coupe. H it H,
Fluid drive, beautiful condition
'40 CHEVROLET Aero sedan, R H
excellent condition 1241
'40 BUICK Super Convertible, B
it H, Dynaflow and new top 1830
4T OLDSMOBILE 76 Sedanette. R
It H, Hy dramatic and new
paint 11M
4T PONTIAC
ec H ...
CONVERTIBLE. R
41 FORD Tudor S
'41 CHEVROLET AERO aedan 395
'40 CHEV Tudor Sedan 195
M PLYMOUTH tudor Sedan -J.. 145
Many Other Good Cars
From $95. Up
TRUCKS and PICKUPS
47 Int PU ton 4 speed trans 743
Motor Completely reconditioned
Good Rubber
FORD Dump 2 speed rear end
good 4 yd bed & hoist 945
40 FORD Pickup 385
48 DODGE SHORT LOGGER, new
motor. Brownlipe, Truxtel tags,
new tires - 2775
48 CHEV Log truck New 270 GMC
mtr cook chain artvo new
chains St sprocket .. 2979
OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS
BARCUS
YOUR PACKARD DEALER
Hlfhwa; 99 N at Garden Valley Rd.
Phone 3-556e
1947 BUICK Sedanette. mechanically
good condition, new paint, never
wrecked. Must sell, 8995. Ph. 3-3353
after 6 P.M.
WANTED" cars for wrecking. Will call
or you deliver.
Rnnrburt Steel Jr. Metals
2344 N Stephens. Ph. 3-8090.
'31 Lincoln snorts sedan with hydra
matic and extras or will consider late
model car tor equity. Phone J-fito.
FOR SALE 1938 Buirk, good condi
tion. See after 3:30. 17ZO e. uouiibs.
PLYMOUTH
1950 SPECIAL Deluxe sedan, like new
radio, heater and low mileage.. No
tax and a new car guarantee. Your
car or $530. down payment and $75.87
per month.
ROSE MOTOR CO.
Rose & Lane Sts,
Ph. 3-3222
Instruction 29
"dancing
Closes now starting. Ballet St Tap.
Ballet and Tap Class lues, mini i.ju
Daytime classes and private lessons
in ballroom.
ENROLL NOW!!
SALLY HILT STUDIO
OF DANCE ARTS
327 W. Cass Ph. 1-7023
Personal 30
ALCOHOLICS AHONTMOUS Box Jill
Notices
31
We will not be responsible for any
debta other than our own. Homer and
Marion Tucker, Myrtle Creek, Ore.
LEGAL
IN THr CIRCUIT COl'RT OF THE
STATE OF OREOON FOR
DOUGLAS COUNTY
JOHN E. JACKSON, altto known as
JOHN JACKSON, and ERMA ELOD
IE JACKSON, also known as ERMA
JACKSON, husband and wife.
Plaintiffs,
vs.
FLORA DELL EDWARDS, a single
woman, and If married, JOHN DOE
- her husband; tli unknown heirs
of FLORA DELL EDWARDS, a sln
fle woman, and. if marrlad, JOHN
DOE - , her husband. It either or
both are deceased; also all other
persons or parties unknown claimfnf
any right, title, estate, lien or inter
et In the real estate, described In
the Plaintiffs' Complaint herein.
Defendants.
To FLORA DELL EDWARDS, a sinfla
woman, and if married. JOHN DOE -htr
huihand: the unknown heirs
FLORA DELL EDWARDS, a single
unman sinri if married. JOHN DOE
. her husband, if either or both ara
deceased: alio all other persons or par
ties unknown claiming any right, title,
estate, lien or interest in me reai mini
described In the Plaintiffs' Complaint
herein.
Defendants,
tW THP! NAME (If THE STATE OF
nnrrcnal- Von are hereby summoned
and required to appear and answer the
complaint or me iiainiiii inru hims
von In the above entitled suit on or
before four weeks from the date of firm
publication of this Summons; and If yo"
fall to so appear and aniwer, for want
thereof, the Plaintiffs will apply to the
above entitled Court for the relief prayed
for in Plaintiffs' Complaint, to-wit: That
you and each of you be adjudged to
haw no eilate or interest whatever in
and to th landa and premises herein
I described
ftninh Half of Northwest Quarter
S'i NW'.I and the NORTHEAST
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter
iNEVeSW',.. all in Section 16, Town,
ship 22 South, Range 4 Weitt of the
Willemelte Meridian, Douglas Coun
ty, Oregon.
And that the Plslntlffs JOHN E JACK
SON, alo known a JOHN JACKSON,
and ERMA ELOBIE JACKSON, also
known as ERMA JACKSON, husband
and wife, are the owners in fee simple
of the property described herein as set
forth In the Complaint herein: and that
you and each of you be forever barred
and enjoined from averting any claim
whatever In and to the aforesaid lands
adverse to the Plaintiffs, and for such
other and further relief as to the Court
may seem Just and ecfuttjible.
This Summons Is published once each
week for four consecutive weeks in the
Roseburg News Review, a newspaper
published In Roseburg, Douglas County.
Oregon, bv Order of Honorable CARL
E WIMBERI.Y. Judge of said Court,
dated the 28th day of December, 1911,
and Is first publisher) JT-sry 17, 1032.
THWINO t SPENCER. Attorney
for Plaintiffs Residence and Poet
Office Address; Cottage Grove,
Oregon.
LEGAL
KOTtCE OF P IB L1C HEARING
Pursuant to Chapter 40, Oregon Lews
of 1947, notice Is hereby given that a
public hearing will be held at the of
fices of the Douglas Forest Protective
Association, Roseburg. Oregon on Thurs
day, February 14.. 1952 at 200 p.m. for
the purpose of providing all owners of
tanas assesses unaer prvviuwii Mo
tions 107-243, O C. L. A., an oppor
tunity to be heard on matters per
tatnlng to the budgeting of moneys
required to defray the coat of fire
protection and suppression within the
boundaries of the Douglas Fire Dis
trict. A copy of the tentative budget
for the fire district may be inspected
at the Douglas Forest Protective As
sociation Headquarters, Roaeburg. Ore-
"n OREGON STATE BOARD OF
FORESTRY m ,
D. L. PHIPPS, Acting State
Forester
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that tha
Final Account in the Eatate of Mary
R. Janelle. deceaaed. te filed In the
County Court of the Stat, of Orefon In
and for the County of Douglai; and that
aaid Court haa aet February 4. 1952,
at the County Courtroom la the Court
houie of Douflaa County, Oregon, in
Roaeburg, Oregon, a, the time and plac.
ror the neartng or oojection, ,o
Final Account, and the a.tllement there
of Dated thli 3rd day of January. 1952.
ELLEN FLORETTE JANELLE
Executrix of the Eatate or
Mary R. Jan.il., dtcewed.
NOTICE OF IHERIFF'I SALE
N. 11.184
IN THE CIRC It IT COt'tT OF THE
TATE Or OREGON rOft
DO CGI. A COUNTY
TAT1E or OREGON bv W F. Gaar-
enstroom, Director of the Department
of veterans Affairs,
Plaintiff.
vs.
HARRY F. DRULINER and DORO
THY E DRULINER and LYLE E.
ROBERTSON and EI.TA M. Robert
SON and WANDA DRULINER,
ueienaantt.
By virtue of execution, decree end
order of sale Issued out of the above
entitled Court in the above entitled
cause to me directed the 2nd day of
January, 1952, upon a judgment duly
entered In said court on the 2nd day
of January, IBM. In favor of the State :
of Oregon by W. F. Gaarenstroom, Di
rector of the Department or veterans
Affairs against defendants Harry F. Dru
liner and Dorothy E Drullner for the
sum of 85846.49 together with interest at
the rate of 4'i per annum from October
1. 1950, computed to August 13, 1931,
which amount Is 877.33. together with
Interest on the sum of $5846.49 from
August 13. 1931 until paid, and for the
further sum of $400.00 attorneys' fees,
and for the further sum of $28.38 costs,
and for accruing costs of and upon the
writ of execution commanding me to
make sale of the following described
real property situate In Dougiaa County,
Ori-gon, to-wlt:
1XH 4. Block 1, SUNSET HOME
SITES. Douglas County, Oregon,
according to the official plat In the
office of the County Clerk of Douglas
County, Oregon,
NOW, therefore, by virtue ef said
writ of execution, decree and order of
sale, and in compliance with the com
mand of said writ of execution, 1 will,
on Tuesday, February 5, 1932, at ten
o'clock A.M. on said day, at the front
door or the County Court House in Rose
burg, Douglas County, Oregon, sell at
public auction, subject to redemption,
to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
all the richt. title and Interest which
the within named defendants and each
ana an or tnem in the above entitled
suit had on the 2nd day of January,
1952, the date of the mortgage herein
foreclosed, or since that date, and in and
to the above described nroMiiv. or an v
part thereof, to satisfy the said writ of
execution, judgment and decree against
said defendants, with Interest, aosts.
itci ana eccruing cosu.
Dated this 2nd day of January. 1952
O. T. CARTEL Sheriff.
Douglas Countyv Oregon
Eugene Shooter Named
To Trapxhooting Team
MINNEAPOLIS I Three Pa
cific Northwest gunners were
named on Jimmy Robinson'a
All-America trapshooting teams
Wednesday.
Arnold Riegger of Seattle, the
Grand American all-around trap
shooting champion, again was se
lected as captain of the 12 man
amateur squad. Riegger had an av
erage of .9856 on 5,100 registered
targets for the season.
Ruth Ray, Eugene, Ore., Joyce
Vanairsdale, Newport, Wash., and
Corinne Farrell, Yakima, Wash.,
were named on the women's team.
Robinson selected Iva Pembridge
of Phillipsburg, Kansas, as the na
tion's best woman shooter of 19.11.
The Kansas teacher placed ninth
among z,uuu oi tne worlds best
marksmen competing at the Grand
American Trapshooting Tourna
ment at Vandalia, Ohio, last Au
gust. vjonit
HORSE,
FIRST CLASS
That's what you'll christen
this new lightweight 9 hp
Intermediate Disston
Chain Saw, the DA-2II,
when you see the work it
does with such little effort.
It's light enough to tote
around all day, tough
enough so you don't have
to baby it. The Disston
DA-2II will give you
years of satisfying, trouble
free cutting power. Capac
ities of 2 to 7 feet. Prices
start at $
Get a free demonstration
on your own place today.
f Ctaii I. Peetz
920 S. Stephens I
Phon. 3-5333 I
Portland Markets
MODUCS
WEDNESDAY
PORTLAND (! Butterfat
tentative, subiect to immediate,
change: Premium quality to .55 to
i per cent acidity delivered In
Portland. 84-87c lb: first nualitv.
82 85c; second quality, 80-83c. Val
ley routes and country points 2c
less.
Butter Wholesale f o b. hulk ru
bes to wholesalers: Grade AA, 93
score, 79c lb; A, 92 score, 78c; B,
90 score, 77c C, 89 score, 76c. Above
prices strictly nominal.
Cheese Selling price to Portland
wholesalers: Oregon singles. 45-47
vie io ; uregon 4 lb loaf, 49 vt-52
Vic.
Eggs To wholesalers: Candled
eggs containing no loss, cases in
cluded, f.o.b. Portland: A large, 47
vac; i medium, - vie: a large,
42 44c.
Live chickens No. 1 quality,
i o.o piants: f ryers, 2 Va-3 lbs
2o-Zf 3.1 he 90.9Q,.. rni.l... A
lbs and over, 28-29c; light hens, 'all
wciguui, lo-wc; neavy nens, all
weights, 22-23c; old roosters, all
weights. 13-15c.
Rabbits Averao to ffrowersr
Live white, 4-5 lbs, 24-26c lb; 5-6
lbs, 20-24c; old does, 10-12; few
higher; fresh dressed fryers to re
tailare CO-Ka cnmA
Dressed turkeys A grade young
oronze nens net to growers f.o.b.
farm on dressed basis 39c lb: A
grade toms, same basis, 37c. To
retailers, A grade toms, New York
siyie, 47c; A grade hens. 49c.
Fresh dressed meats wholesalers
to retailers; dollars per c.w.t.:
Beef: Steers, choice, 500-700 lbs,
syf.yu-M io; good, $55.70-56.10;
commercial, $50.70-51.10; utility,
S47. 50-49. 10; cows, commercial
$46.00-51.10; utility, $45.00-49.10
canners-cutters. $42.00-44.60,
Beet cuts choice steers: Hind
quarters, $63.60-64 00; rounds, $62.-
YU-ea.io; lull loins, trimmed, $84-
u-ou; mangies, a4o.ou-4.u; lore
quarters, $52.10-50; chucks, $55.70
57.10; ribs, $69.70-70.10.
veal: (iood choice. $56.00-58.40:
commercial $50.00-51 40.
talves: All weiEhts. good choice
$56.00-58.40; commercial $50.00-51.-
40.
Pork cuts: Loins. No. 1 8-12 lbs
$45.00-49.00; shoulders, 16 lbs. down
$34.00-36.00; spareribs, $44.00-45 90;
fresh hams 10-14 lbs. $49.00-53.00;
Lambs: Choice-prime, 40-50 lbs,
$56.00-58.50; good, $55.00-57.50.
Mutton: Good-choice, $33.40-80.
Wool: Willamette Valley, mostlv
nominal, grease basis.
Mohair: 50c lb on 12 month
growth, f.o.b. country, shipping
points.
country-killed Meats:
Mutton: Best, ewes and wethers.
t bc 10 Trough heavy bucks, ewes
is-isc.
Veal: Tan aualitv. 53. 2e lb:
others 37.9c ana above.
Beef: Utility cows, 41-42c lb;
sows, light, ZU-Z2C.
Lambs: Top Rrade. 52-54c lb
other grades according to quality.
Onions: 50 lb sacks, Ore. Yel
lows, men., S3. 50-. 75; some to $4.00:
10 lb med.. 60-70c: large $3.75-$4.00
Idaho, sweet Spanish, No, 1, 3 inch
min., $3.50-.75.
Potatoes Ore. deschutes russets.
No. 1, 2 inch min., OPS ceiling
range, $4.89-4.91 a hundredweight;
No. 2 bakers, to 4.15; Washington
russets, No. 1 A to 4.81; Idaho
russets No. 1 A, 5.47-5.70.
Hay: U.S. No. 2 green alfalfa,
delivered car and truck lots, f.o.b.
Portland, $50.00 ton; No. 1 timothy
mixed hay, f.o.b. Portland, baled,
$47.00-$48.O0
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND OB Cattle salable
ISO; holdover SO; market more ac
tive, generally steady to strong;
scattered lots utility and low com-
Dimierware Makes the
Beautiful new dinnerware that has been manufactured for
utility. Use on the table, bake In them and use these
wonderful dishes In the refrigerator. These dishes are
ovenware! Brilliant gay pattern, of MAGNOLIA and
UTOPIA are illustrated. Both are on a pure white back
ground that makes the patterns standout life like. A mora
practical dinnerwore gift cannot be found. Give a set of
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Salad sett, range sets, tea pots, ice lip jugs,
mixing bowls and all ether accessories are
available in open stock.
Jayhawks Take
Second Beating
From Oklahoma
By The Aaaoclaled Preea
Pfiog Allen's Kansas Jayhawks
will either have to do i good re
bounding job Saturday night or
found themselves in Dad shape in
the Big Seven Conference basket
ball pennant race.
Coach Henry "Hank" IB A a Ok
lahoma A&M Aggies, famed for
yers at masters on defense, threw
up an almost leak-prool front in
the final quarter at Stillwater
Wednesday night to hand the Kan
sans their second straight loss of
the season, 49-45. H also was the
Jayhawki second setback of the
season.
Must Beat Iowa
PhoE Allen's men. now with a
13-2 season record and 3-1 in the
conference, must beat Iowa State
(2-2) at Lawrence Saturday or find
themselves In real trouble.
In contrast to tSie downfall of
4th ranked Kansas, other teams in
mercial steers 23.00-30.00; odd cut
ter steers 18.00-22.00; odd head
good light feeders 31.00; fwe utility
heifers 22.00-26.00; canner and cuf
ter cows mostly 15.00-18.00; shells
down to 12.00; utility cows 19.00
23.00; cutter and utility bulls less
active at 23.00-27.50.
Calves salable 50; market ac
tive, steady; few good and choice
vealers 32.00-36.00; uiiiny ana com-1
mercial grades zu.ou-3u.uu; cutis
down to 14.00 or below.
Hogs salable 200; holdover 90;
market rather slow, steady to weak
with extreme top 25c lower; choice
180-235 lbs 20.25-mostly 20.50; few
medium grades and No. 3 type
19.50-20.00; choice 250-290 lbs 18.50
19.00; choice around 375 425 lb sows
16.50-17.50; odd choice 75 lb feeder
pigs 18.00.
Sheep salable 100; market active,
strong considering heavier weights;
odd lots choice 110-112 id woolen
lambs 28.50-29.00; citable lots heav
ier weights 28.00. odd medium 78
lb feeders 27.00; few utility ewes
10.00-12.00.
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Ttiur., Jan. 31, 1952 The Nwi-Rviw, Roitburf, Ore. 13
the top ten of his week's Associat-i
ed Press poll, were victorious.
lop ranked Kentucky bowled ov
er Auburn, 88-48 for its tth straigl.t
victory; liuquesne, No. 7, tram
pled Akron 87-36 and once beaten
West Virginia, No. 10, trounced
Pitt, 67-47.
The remainder of the top ten,
Kansas State, Illinois, St. Bonaven
lure, St. Louis, Jowa and Washing
ton did not play.
Seton Hall, ranked 11th, whipped
St. Francis of Brooklyn, 70-60, for
its 16rh victory in 17 starts.
In other games Western Kentuc
ky took Cincinnati, 79-63; Clemson
nipped Furman 67-66: Stanford
edged San Jose State 71-66; and
nawan defeated Southern Califor
nia, 67-56.
GROCERY STORE
-Ar Stock and Fixturtt
k 4 Ysar Lsais with Option
ic 5 Room Living Quarters
it; Largs Parking Arcs
You'll havs to it thit stors to appreciate.
Will take house and lot up to $5000. on trade.
845 Garden Valley Road
333
3D
$1000. DOWN
A small home, with one lit acra of
land, well worth the full price of
1000. It has one bedroom, living
room, dining room and kitchen.
The table top water heater and all
rugs are includ;d In the purchase
price. Balance owing, ONLY M.
per month.
750 ACRES
One of the nicest ennches. In the
County, and or!y one mile from
the Post Office. Better than 200
acres arc cultivated. M acres it in
permanent pasture, All the land Is
fonrotl and has mod roads. Creek,
10 Springs, with water piped to the
home and barn. The home Is alt
mnrtorn. H rooms, with basement,
There Is one large barn, 1 small
araee. blacksmith shoo. 2 brood
er houses and a wood shed. The
Brooertv will easily run 300 head
of sheep. All or the hay In the
bams, cattle and machinery can
ba bouaht extra 136.800. it the
reasonable price with appro. 911,
ooo. down and easy yearly terms,
on the balance.
600 ACRES
This fine ranee Is In the very best
shape, with SO0 acres cultivated
and !UM seeded. In choice trasses.
to nermanent nasture. AU Free
Soil. Well, Creek and spring, which
U nlnort In hoth house and barn.
This property has a 6 room, older
nome, oungaiow type, wun r tnn
m rr -riern ! deta'V
and a half dozen outbulldln , all
In mod ctindltion eiiced
smooth roads. Just IT miles from
Rosebure. with all the rural con
veniences. 7S.OOO. full price with
good terms, see this urvt:i
$1300. DOWN
A fine suburban two bedroom home,
with Living Room, Kitchen. Nice
Balh and Garage. All rugs, on
floor, go with the sale. Close to
HUB L1M, OniY 1 DIOCK I rum a
grocery. City Water, Good Streets.
t250. FULL PRICE.
For the Winston-DIUard area eon
tact, our agent. Dean Guyer. at
the Myrtle wood Treasure House,
in Winston, Phone h-hthi.
Yet, lovely Dinnsrwars maksi svery mtal a gala
occation. Corn in and sts our complete collection
of new and different Dinnerware . . . traditional,
modern, diitinctive, delightful. Come in
tomorrow and make your selection. All
patterns are budget-priced for every
purse. -
INVENTORY IS OVER . . .
WE'LL BE OPEN AS USUAL
FRIDAY MORNING.
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Incorporation Papers
Filed For Dixonvilfe Hall
Articles of Incorporation were
filed Wednesday at Salem for the
Diionville Auditorium, Inc., Rose
burg, by Joe Brumbach, Dala Hat
field and Harry Pearce.
Filing of the articles is the first
step taken toward reorganization
of ownership of the Dixonville
Community Hall and the prop
erty on which it Is located, accord
ing to Pearce.
He said the hall was built some
35 years ago, but that no legal
steps had been taken to provide
the authority for its administra
tion. The hall will continue at in
the past for use for community
functions.
WILL TRADI
This two story, modern home, on
the Melrose Road, haa huge let,
(UX 200, 3 bedrooms, L.R., O.K.
Comb., kitchen and Bath. U on
the City bus line and only 80 ft
from a grocery. Has a nlra yard
and space for garden. The full
frlre Is $7000 or the owner will
rade for gat station, sawmill,
sjroc, store., etc.
87 ACRES
Only m miles from town. M lent
of this good soil la cultivated. A
creek la thru the property making
Irrigation possible. Lota of Fruit.
Good Fences and Roads. Big
Barns, 3 Hog Houses, 6 room, mod
ern home: with all furniture In.
eluded. WILL TRADE. 18,000. un
furnished or 23,0O0. MU price In
cluding Cows, Calves, Lambs,
Ewes. Pigs. 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
WONDERFUL FIREPLACE, kit.
ehen; with double alnk, and Brkft,
Nk. comb., 3 bedrooms, Bath. Util
ity room, with laundry trays, and
Hallway. Hardwood floors, electric
heating, City water and on the.
City aewer line. Overhead Insula
tion, Wired for electric range.
Very Clean. Located within walk
ing distance of the City Center.
Will take car as the down pay
ment or fi500. fha Terms, ssiuu.
full price.
SUTHERLIN
A completely furnished 3 bedroom
home with cement foundation.
ONLY 3 years old. In a nice dis
trict and completely high and dry
ONLY $1830, Down and SUS0, fuU
price.
WAREHOUSE
A pumice stone building, all on con
crete and situated on Hlway M.
Has a small office apace, storage
room, 1SX.10, and refrlg. room
15X30. ONLY 3O0. DOWN.
W hov 1 to 99 Acrt
Tracts, Reasonably Pricod.
Pinner !
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