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Newspaper Page Texty V Farm Equipment 24 USED TRACTORS 1MO and 1WQ Model Ford Tractor. Large stock. Priced ' right Also Model LA John Deere, Farmall A, Ferguson 24. General with 12" plows, cheap. Umpqua Tractor CoJ 25 S. Pine. GARDEN TRACTORS. Bolens Garden Tractors and ME Rotary Tillers. 1 H P. Roto Hoe 9143.00 with guago wheel, Umpqua Tractor Co. 133 South cine RIDING GARDEN tractor. 71. H. P., with all attachment. Call 3-5888. Logging Equipment 22 Coo King yarder, 1946, complete re built, on new sled, fair lead and all rigging, compare BU 50 11200 ft. of 1" line, nearly new, 3300 ft. of 9-19" haulback. 3500 ft. of 3-9" itrawllne. Mercury powered. Loading rig. Mercury engine 1950 Ford log truck with '4? Page trailer and icale 1945 White log truck with '41 Fabco trailer and scale 1941 Chevrolet 14 ton flat bed Army surplus trailer, steel van body 7ti'xll tires are 7:50x30. McCul lough power saw, long and short blades and chain Portable self priming pump with hose and screen, McCullough 1 water tanks, 1 about 350 gal. capacity and 1 about 350 gal. cap. Keel and hose igasl 75 ft. strainers and meter electrically powered. Set of bunk stakes Ph.317643 or 3-3860 TWO 1950 Ford loggers, Pleree'ah-iteel trailers, low mileage, 9:00x20 tires. Dual axle 1050 Ford logger and trailer, chain drive. 1944 White logger and trailer. Ph. 4-1455 Eugene, or writ Box 449, Eugene. D-7 CAT and loading donkey with good , Job Inquire Rtt and Jack Tractor Service. Highway 99, No., or phone 3-7748 evening. Caterpillar d-b, a-u series, cat blade and hyster drum. 915.750., cash, $10,250. terms. Call R. G. RotUn, Eu- gene 5-3825. CATERPILLAR TRACKS 3 sets good. used D-7 tracks, reasonable. Aloa set D-8 i. D-S's, and Ha-14. write box 63, News-Review. Machinery For Sale 23 RENTAL EQUIPMENT P&H H yard shovel D8 cat . Le Tourneau Carryall Hough diesel IVj yard loader Ford hvdraullo acooo Comprestors Jack hammer Pave ment breakers Wagon lack - Elec tric akll-saw Concrete buggies -Rubber tired wheel barrow GOOD EQUIPMENT COMPETENT OPERATORS PRE-MIX CONCRETE. Inc Box 49 Roseburg Ph. 2-2094 VERTICAL EDGER. Ph. 3-5706. Trucks 26 FOR SALE - 1951 LF 190 International truck with St. Paul Dumpbedi. 406 motors, and dual drive. 1951 LF 190 international .mens wnn ouioeai, Brownie transmUiions, dual drive, and 450 motor. KBF8 1948 model, dual drive with 450 Red Diamond motors, D6-D7-DS Cateroillar tractors. Write Ralph Used Car, 510 Arthur Street, uaiaweii, idano. FOR SALE 1947 V ton pickup, heater, defrosters, plywood crummy, new paint, $750. Grover James Rt J, Box iidv. rn, j-owmo. FOR SALE Crummy bed 7x14, good condition. Jack Frost, 2a miles East of suinerun. squires camm. WANTED TO TRADE Lumber for flat bed truck Meridian Lumber Co., Day creeK. Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27 BETTER BUYS AT BARCUS 50 PACKARD SEDAN, overdrive, nur tlr. beautiful black fin ish, top condition - 1985 50 PACKARD Super sedan. Ultra matfc ririvi. R H. Just ltks new , . 3195 i 11 PFNBY J a overdrive, heater. ' 11.000 actual miles H95 '49 LINCOLN Cosmopolitan, H & H, overdrive, hydraulic window lift This car has low mileage . looks and runs like new - 1995 40 rono 6 Club cauDc. new seat covers 1395 48 CHEVROLET Aern it dan. R St H, excellent condition - .. 1345 40 RTTICK Suner Convertible. R St H, Dyn allow and new top ... 1793 '47 OLDSMOBILE 76 Sedanette, R Sl H. Hvdramatlc and new paint - 1195 47 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE, 11 St H ., . 1 47 MERCURY Sedan 995 '42 MERCURY. 2 door aedan R&H excel. Cond. - 949 41 FORD Tudor J89 '42 CHEVROLET AERO aedan 399 '40 CHRYSLER Royal Sedan 299 40 CHEV Tudor Sedan 199 '39 PLYMOUTH tudor Sedan 149 38 FORD Coupe 125 Many Others $95. & Up TRUCKS and PICKUPS 47 Int- PU i ton 4 speed trans ".. 745 Motor Completely reconditioned Good Rubber 46 FORD Dump 3 speed rear end good 4 yd bed at hoist . 945 46 DODGE SllORT LOGGER, new motor. Brown Upe, Truxtel tag, new tires 2775 48 CHEV Log truck New 270 GMC mtr cook chain drive new chains St sprockets ...,.... 2975 OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS BARCUS YOUR PACKARD DEALER Highway 99 N at Garden Valley Rd. Phone 3-5566 FOR SALE 1951 98 Oldamoblle 4-door aedan sidewall tires. He has very low mileage. Hydramatlc. Deluxe equip ment. This car has had the best of care, with maintenance record to ver ify. Can be seen 1 mile south Dixon villa Store. Maurice Weber, Rt, 1, Box 4fi5. 1947 BUICK P.M.. 4-door. sedan. llffiB. Excellent condition Also 1947 Harley Davidson 74 O.H.V, lot of extras, excellent condition, cheap Inquire Ptensant Motel, No. Stephens St, Apt. 12-A. FOR SALE 1941 Butck Sedanet". good mo'or, body clean, i real buy at 9325. Inquire at 307 Pacific Bldg., orphene j-jjv SACRIFICE Going Into service 1942 . Ford coupe, healer, complete motor 9 fiverhaul. rtso., $.. down. 509 Ave. A, Ph. 3-S598. Avtos&Mtr. Cycles 27 SI DILLARD MOTOR CO. QUALITY USED CARS IMS DOOGI Coroml Sadan Sl.ejS 1S4 DODOS W.yf.r.r 1.363 IMS PLYMOUTH Mn - 1.J4S IMS PLYMOUTH Club Coup, Spa cill Dluu . 1.1SI 1M PLYMOUTH Spa. Dalun Sdn I.MS 1147 DODGE Cuatora Town Saltan 1,IS IMS CHEVROLET Coup .. .... 1.N9 IMS EORD 4-door Sedan . 149 1M1 OLDS SEDAN MS 113 DODGE SXian , ... 1 TRUCKS wt DODGE ti Ton Truck !, IMS DODGE S Ton Panal S4S 1990 CHEVROLET Ton Pickup I.M9 1MI EORD i Ton rut Back - - LOSS Si Dillard Motor Co. Stftf-n ti tJnutlU BU KOMOUrf TED REED MOTORS Nash . BANK TERMS TRADE-INS 1990 FORD S CUSTOM SEDAN 1990 CHEVROLET i T. PICKUP 1990 NASH AMB. 4-DOOR 1990 WILLYS STATION WAOON 1990 NASH STATESMAN J-DOOR 1990 PORD CRESTLINER 1949 BUICK SUPER SEDAN 1949 DODGE TUDOR 1949 DcSOTO CLUB COUPE Th, followlnf prawar apactala hav, been removed from Federal credit reatrlctloni. NO DOWN PAYMENT NAME YOUR OWN TERMS. 1942 FORD 6 Fordor 1941 BUICK Special 1941 FORD Sedan 1940 PONTIAC Coupe 1940 FORD V8 Panel 1940 STUDEBAKER Sedan TED REED MOTORS Nash 321 W. Oak Ph. 3-4434 1948 PACKARD Deluxe 4-door; radio, heater, O.D., all extras. 91350. Bank terms. Ph. 3-562 J evening, before 8:00 FOR SALE 1947 Cushman motorscoot-- er and sidecar, good condition, flUO. Stanley Tuel, Rt. 3. Box 1440. PhS-3702 FOR SALE 1937 Chevrolet sedan, very good condition, 9150. cash. See at Ma nter Refrigeration Co., 3145 N. Stephens, or ph. 3-5233. ' 1951 N A SH RAMBLER eon v., new, now in storage, private party will discount for cash Ph. 3-4334 FOR SALE '41 Nash. "49 motor, needs some repair. See at 502 Garden Valley Road. 1930 MODEL A coupe, steel box on back; new motor tlOO. Call 3-3flB. FOR SALE 1950 Packard, new motor, Ultramatlc, RAH. Phone 9-8701. FOR SALE - 1948 Jeep Phone 43-1 X Instruction 29 Diesel Heavy Equipment WE NEED several mechanically In clined and reliable men to train for positions In the Tractor and Equip ment Industry. If you are not making better than $90. per week, or you don't have all year job security, you owe It to yourself to write for free facta, without obligation, about this training and our Advisory Placement Service. TRACTOR TRAINING SERVICE Box 66, News-Review Personal 30 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Bo 111. Notices 31 1 CARD OF THANKS May we take this method of thanking our neighbors and friends for their kind expressions of sympathy in our bereavement. These expressions have been deeply appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Adams , Mr. anr Mrs. C. E. Blakely ' Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Blakely Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Blakely M r. andM rs, D. L. Kirkham WILL NOT BE responsible for any debt other than my own. Thoedore Palmer ' LEGAL OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE. PORTLAND, OREGON, FEBRU ARY 7, 1952: the following de scribed personal properly seized from R. V. Hassell, dba Hassell Lumber Co., and Robert V. and, Delia Hassell. Oakland. Oreeon. under warrants for distraint for nonpayment of assessed taxes due, will be sold as provided by Sec tion 3692 of the Internal Revenue Code, at public auction on Thurs day, February 21st, 1952, at 1:30 P.M , on the premises of the Howard-Cooper Company, at Roseburg, Oregon: TD-14 IHC Crawler Tract or, Serial No. TDF-6565, equipped with Bucyrus Erie Bullgrader, Isaacson Model WO-14 Winch and Isaacson Drivers Canopy. HUGH H. KAKLE, COLLECTOR Of IN TERNAL REVENUE. Portland Markets PRODUCE WEDNESDAY PORTLAND Wl Butter-fat tentative, subject to immediate change: Premium quality, maxi mum to .35 to 1 per cent acidity de- llVPrpH In Pnrtlan1 0. Q7a Ik. fivct quality, 82-85c; second quality, 80 83c. Valley routes and country points 2c less. Butter wholesale f.o.b bulk cubes to wholesalers: Grade AA, 93 SCnre. 7QP lh Q? (.nr. 7Sb" R 90 score, 77c, 89 score, 76c. Above puces aincuy nominal. Cheese-selling price to Portland wholesalers: Oregon singles, 45-47 He lb; Oregon S lb loaf, 49 M-52 Vac. Eggs, to wholesalers: Candled epes rnntflinino nn Incc ..a.aa in cluded, f.o.b. Portland:' A large, i Vic; A medium, 45-46 Wc; B grade large, 42-44c. KBes In rotoilor. a a large, 52c; A large 49c; AA me dium 49c; A medium 47-48c; car- luns aaaiuonai. Live rhirkin '1 nn.lli f.o.b. plants: Fryers, 2Vi-3 lbs,' 30-3ic: 3-4 lbs, 30-3lc; roasters, 4 lh anH nv.i 90. Inn. li..li, un. all weights, 18-I9c; heavy hens, all wcixrus, jj jn; oio rco'iers, all weights, 13-15?. Rabbits Average to growers: Live white, 4-5 lbs, 24-26c lb; 5-6 lbs, 20-25c; old does, 10-12c; few higher; fresh dressed fryers to re tailers, 59-63C, some higher. Dressed turkeys A grade young LEGAL NOTICI OF TIMBIR SALS Douglas County will tell at oral auction the tracts of land and or merchantable timber thereon here inafter described. The place of sale will be the Circuit Court Room, Douglas County Courthouse, Roseburg, Oregon and the sale will begin at 10:00 A.M., P. S. T., March 3, 1952. Cruiae reports on the lands and timber to be sold can be seen at the Douglas County Forest Ap praisal Department uuice in the Courthouse, Roseburg, Oregon. The rights to waive technical defects in this advertisement and to reject any and all bids are reserved. TRACT NO. 1 - Timber and Land to be Sold Twp. 25 S., Rge. T-W., W.M., Sec. 30, NEV4NWV,: Lot 2 (SWV4 NWVi); all merchantable timber, estimated for the purpose of this sale lo be 1,220 MBM The land must bj purchased with the tim ber. No bid for less than $9,026.07 will be considered. TRACT NO. 2 Timber and Land to be Sold ' Twp. 25-S., Rge. 7-W., W.M.,Sec. 12, EWSE'., all merchantable tim ber, estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 830 MBM. The land must be purchased with the tim ber. No bid for less than (5,346.00 will be considered. TRACT NO. 3 Timber only to be Sold Twp. 25-S., Rge 6-W., W.M., Sec. 6, Wtt Lot 4 (WViNWMNWK) all merchantable timber, esti mated for the purpose of this sale lo be 580 MBM. No bid for less than $6,726.00 will be considered. TRACT NO. 4 Timber only to be Sold Twp. 21-S., Rge. 11-W., W.M., Sec. 4. SWV.SWW, all merchant able timber, estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 700 MBM. No bid for less than $5, 600.00 will be considered. TRA7T NO S Timber only to be Sold Two. 21-S.. Ree. U-W.. W.M.. Sec. 5, SW', all merchantable timber, estimated for the purpose of (his sale to be 870 MBM. No bid for less than $4,710.00 will be considered. TRACT NO. 6 Timber only to be Sold Twp. 21-S., Rge. 11-W., W.M., Sec. 6, SVuNE'i, all merchantable timber, estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 170 MBM No bid for less than $970.00 will be considered. TRACT NO. 7 Timber only to be Sold Twp. 21-S., Rge. 11-W., W.M., Sec. 8, SWV.SEVa, all merchant able timber, estimated for the pur pose of this sale to be 1,610 MBM. No bid for less than $14,364.00 will be considered. TRACT NO. 8 Timber only to oe sola Twp. 21-S., Rge. 12-W., W M., Sec. 15, Lot 4, alt merchantable timber, estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 270 MBM. No bid for less than $1,116.00 will be considered. TRACT NO. 9 Timber and Land to be sold Twp. 22-S., Rge. 12-W., W.M., Sec. 34, Lot 4 (SEvtSE'i), all merchantable timber estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 240 MBM. The land must be purchased with the timber. No bid for less than $1,711.40 will be con sidered. TRACT NO. 10 Timber and Land to be .Sold Twp. 25-S., Rge. 2-W W.M., Sec. 34, SViNEV; NEV.SEVi, all mer chantable timber, estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 1,120 MBM. The land must be purchased with the timber. No bid for less than $8,953.00 will be con sidered. TRACT NO. 11 Timber and Land to be Sold Twp. 31-S., Rge. 5-W., W M., Sec. 12 SWWNWVa, all merchant able timber, estimated for the purpose -of this sale to ' be 470 MBM. The land must be pur chased with the timber. No bid for less than $3,400.00 will be con sidered. bronze hens, net to growers f.o.b. farm on dressed basis, 39c lb; A grade toms, same basis, 37c. To re tailers: A grade toms, New York style, 47c: B grade 44c; hens 49c, B grade 46c. Fresh dressed meats, whole salers to retailers; dollars per cwt: Beef: Steers, choice, 500-700 lbs, $55.00-58.10; good, $54.00-56.1 commercial, $50.70-51.10; utility, $43.00-49.10; cows, commercial, $45.00-49.00; utility, $43.00-47.00: canners-cutters, $40.00-43.50. Beef cuts, choice steers: Hind quarters. $63.60-64.00: rounds. $61.- 00-63.10; full loins, trimmed, $81.00- H.eu; triangles, J48.WJ-4ii.zo; tore quarters, $52.10-50: chucks, $55.70 57.10; ribs, $65,00-70.10. Veal: Good-choice, $56.00-58 40; commercial, $50.00-51.40. Calves: All weights, good choice, $55.00-58.40; commercial, $48.00- 31. w. Pork cuts: Loins, No. 1, 8-12 lbs, $43.00-49.00; shoulders. 16 lbs, down $34.50-36.00; ipareribs, $44.00-45.90; fresh hams, 10-14 lbs, $49.00-53.00. UMPQUA VALLEY APPLIANCE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY FEBRUARY 11, 1952 TO ALLOW ALL EMPLOYEES TO ATTEND A FRIGIDAIRE MEETING IN PORTLAND . 120 WEST OAK STREET Sutherlin Central and n MISS C. VAN TUN. nutrition cribed these kitchen facilities at the Douglas County Home as "very good." She was espec ially impressed by the use of the electrically heated food dispensing unit in the center of the picture. Miss Van Tijjn visited the home Tuesday and Wednesday at the request of Dr. E. J. Wainscott, County health officer. In accord with suggestions made to her, Miss Van Tijjn noted the need for dining toom curtains, plastic troy covers and other items which would pro vide a more home-like atmosphere. Pictured, from left, are Surrinea Phillips, Eddie Jackson, Miss Van Tijn, Esther Clute, Melbo Druliner, Etta Weber, Glenna Tiths and Hazel Hooper. (Picture by Paul Jenkins) Lambs? Choice prime, 40-50 lbs, $56.00-58 50; good, $54.00-57.50. Mutton: Good choice, $33.40-80. Wool: Willamette Valley, mostly nominal, grease basis. Mohair: 50c lb on 12-month growth, f.o.b. country . ahipping points. Country-killed meats: ' Mutton: Best, ewes and wethers. 24-26c lb; rough heavy bucks, ewes' 1518c. Veal: Top quality, 53.5c lb; others 37.5c and above. Beef: Utility cows, 40-42c lb; can nerj cutters 48-40C. Hogs: Lean blockers, 27-28c lb; sows, light, 20-22c. Lambs: Top grade, 52-54c lb: other grades according to quality. Onions: 50 lb sacks, Ore. Yel- lnw m.rl t3 l.n.7t enrnn tn tA nn llO-lb med., 60-70c; large $3 75-4.00. Idaho, hweet Spanish, No. 1, 3-inch min. $3.50-75. Potatoes: Ore. Deschutes Rus sets, No. 2, 2 inch min., OPS cell ing range to $5.05 a hundred; No. 2 bakers lo $4.25; No. 2s, 100 lbs, te $3.99. Western Wash.. Russets, No. 1A to $4.81; Idaho Russets, No. lA;to $5.60 Hay: U.S. No. 2 areen Alfalfa. delivered car and truck lots, f.o.b Portland. $50.00 ton: No. 1 Tim othy mixed hay, f.o.b. Portland, oaiea, 4r.uu-4S.uu. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND W Cattle salable I 100; scattered sales steady but most classes untested; load mostly good fed steers not yet shown; scattered lots utility heifers 22.00 27.00; canner and cutter cows most ly 15.00-18.00: utility cows 19.00- 23.00; odd head young cowa up lo 4. mi; commercial bulls 29.00; utili ty 26.00-28.00. Calves salable 25.00; market ac tive, steady: few choice vealers 34.00-37.00; utility and commercial grades 20 00-30.00. Hogs salable 300; choice No. 1 butchers scarce; 1 load not yet shown. Few salea other grades and weights steady but most bids lower odd lots mostly choice No. 2 190 230 lb butchers 19.75-20.00; few No. 3 butchers and medium grades bid down lo 19.00; few choice 270 lbs 19.00; 372 lbs 18.00; sows scarce; few choice around 400 lbs held above 17.00; medium grades down to 16.00; good and choice 138 lb feeder pigs 18.00; medium around 85 lb feeders 17.00. Sheep salable 150: market about steady but bulk of supply unsold; 1 lot choice and prime 81 lb wooled lambs 28 25: choice 125 lbs 25 00- odd utility ewes 9.00; good slaugh ter ewes quotable around 12.50- Sidelights Noted On King's Death LONDON I At noon Thursday urmsn warships and army posta throiiffhnut tho wn.lrl .i..t fi.inM at minute intervals 56 rounds one for each year of the life of King George VI. Mourning commands to the three British services order half-staffed ensipn.t rimnArl frttmnAi. f)nln.. and colors, and black arm bands ior an omcers. LONDON M One of the two thrones which have remained side by side in the House of Lords tnroughout the reign ct King George VI will be removed' Thurs day. A aingle throne will symbolize the reign of Queen Elizabeth II The Duke of Edinburgh who is expected to be created Punce Con sort when Queen Elizabeth willa 1c will occupy a small giit chair on Valku mar DIAL 3-5574 State Streets Phone 2988 ifBaZ. consultant from the State Board one of the lower steps at the open ing of a Parliament. MOSCOW I Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Y. Vi.ihinsky sent a letter Thursday to British Am bassador Sir Alvary Gascoigne ex pressing the condolences of himself and President N. M. Shvernik at the death of King George. Deputy Foreign Minister F. T. Gusev called at the embassy with the Chief of Protocol of the Foreign Ministry to sign the book of con dolences, i ' LONDON IM Brii'ins will speak the Queen's English during the reign of Elizabeth II The change from King to Queen as sovereign means many other tvists in famil iar phrases and monograms. The 250 King's Counsel now are Queen's Counsel. For two of them this has a familiar ring. They served under Queen Victoria. It will be the Queen's bench In law courts. Criminals will turn . Queens evidence. Travellers will ride on Queen's highways. A mil iary officer will take a Oueen'ssss commission. New stamps and new coins will bear the Queen'a likeness. Outside pistoffices new monograms will go up with E. R. Elizabeth Regina instead ol G. R. George Rex. KUALA LUMPUR. Malava in Malay rulers of the nine princely states in tne Malayan f ederation ordered prayers said in all mosques for King George and young Queen Elizabeth. For a limited timo only, tho AMERICAN GUARANTY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY offors you WaVaT aWaWaT rI AW MmrtW aT MM M MM VS-A VZ&77 .eiMEfiTCA Old of Health, holdina -late, des The rulers designated the Sultan of Johore, the senior Malay prince, to send condolences to vueen Eliz abeth. "We have lost a personal friend and the world a great man," the sultan messaged. Moslems do not mourn the dead and there will be little observance of mourning dress, as It is under stood by Westerners. NEW YORK OfPrime Minister Churchill's broadcast speech on !he death of King George VI will bo carried on all mainr networks in this country Thursday, directly or by recording. The Mutual Broadcasting Svs tern and the Columbia Broadcast ing System will relay the speech "live" as Churchill speaks at 1 p.m. PST. The National Broadcasting Com pany will broadcast a tape record ing of the apeech from 2:45 to 3 p.m. PST and the American Broad- casting System will air the speech by recording at 7:30 p.m. Far. Sen. Maybank Opposes RFC Hed Nomine WASHINGTON (1 Sen. May- kanlr MP maiA U.J.wl.. Y,. . going to tell President Truman "I will not vote" to approve Harry A. McDonald as head of the Recon- struction Finance CorDoi'tion while McDonald is under invesliga i lion oy a House committee. I "It is asking senators to place their reputations on the block te I ask them to approve man under YoiVt on fop of th wdrfcf with a Foundation Ufa Poticy iife Insurance Pdliey DO YOU HAVE THESE EXTRAS IN YOUR POLICY? PAYS doubW in com of CKckfental tkatM PAYS jrojj X vow brxfitictry should acd donrotty aW. Your policy stays in full fort Physical examination not required if you qualify and ant 45 years or younoori 2? rN GUARANTY IMSURAMCK CO. how i Of net, poeriAND, otfooM line teoof Reserve Life njwonce TjFrl., Feb. I, 195. The Nwi-KvUw, Hoteburi, 0r. 11 such circumstances," Maybank told a reporter. A House Commerce subcommit tee is investigating activitiea of the Securities and Exchange Commis sion of which McDonald Is the chairman. The subcommittee hss declined to tell the Senate what it haa learned, but has given no indica tion that any of the accusations it is studying were aimed at Mcuon' aid. Grady The Cow Retains Glamour Since Silo Trap By WILBUR JOHNSON YUKON. Okla. W Gradv me cow hasn't lost any time since her historic plunge into a silo on owner Bill Mach's larm three years ago. She's had three calves one a year and seems destined to have T3 3sg ltd aCTt,0. W BARGAIN ACRIS mllw from Suthtrlln Thli U good ranch and w Inctrtly rtcommtnd It at bclnf well worth th money, Of these 487 acrea 123 ar cultivated at prevent and 30 of then ar bottom land acrci that can bo Irritated, alt ho the creek and tpringt keep the whole Jilaco well watered. 50 acrea are h tub-clover and rye grata. AU fenced, aheep tight gg hog airing, bull high. A preuure pump putt water to the barn and room, modern, home with a fireplace. Elec St TeL This home U In good nape. The barn is 40x60, and haa alto a Grade A dairy Rarlor. A chicken house, hog oust, and wood shed complete the buildings. Now this U all In cluded in the price of 2.1,500., but hear this appro. million feet of timber u yet to go out over this place, at 1.75 per thou sand, and another million, with right of way not set, must go over this ranch, with present rights of ways selling at $1.50 per M. Some Timber on the place Can you equal this anywhere for H down and Ihe balance on very reasonable termsTi 1 INTEREST A but Id lnc tuoolv and lumber yard, In one of Oregon's best and fast growing cities. Th lease runs for years at $150. per month, on a renewal basis and this I some thing really good. If you have $14,500., and you can work, with a partner, com In. Th full price u $lfl,M0, $1000. DOWN $4tt full Price, for this finished modern home, complete with tub snower, on a uxi-n iooi 101, located In a good homey district. City Water and paved street. Green shakes give this comfort able home that "warm living" look that a man likes to com home to. It can b you. - A, inMbtoryl FOR THE FIRST TIME, an all-Oregon Life Insurance company, American Guaranty Life Insurance Company, offen you an opportun ity to own a life insurance policy that truly benefit! you and your family. This sensational life insurance plan offers you more and costs yon less! This special Foundation Life Insurance Plan positively will not be offered again. Amercian Guaranty Life Insurance Company is issuing only a limited number of these ' special Foundation life insurance policies. Get in touch today with your nearest Ameri can Guaranty Life Insurance Company repre sentative. Don't wait . . . this is your of a life timet KOSEBURO OFFICE: Ml 1 Rose Street Dale Woodruff, JTaufer. Mae-e -! Company quite s large family before the end ol her dayj. And the family ia pretty well Balanced two sons and a daughter. Urudy is seven year' old now and has taken on a few pounds but she hasn't lost her glamour, liach says the curious continue to visit thb ranch to aee Grady, even though they have to go out of the way. Ordaal Attracts Nation Tuesday, Feb. 22, 1949 Washing ton's birthday was an eventful day in Grady's life. Her first calf was born dead. Her sadness turned into frenzied flight. She bolted the barn ard stomped headlong toward the silo. How she dived throuf te 17 by 25 Vi lnc opening Is still a mystery Grady was going to get out of her predicament. , On Saturday, Feb. 26, t simple maneuver of grease, sleeping shots and a lot of push and pull sent Grady squeezing through the small opening and back into the bare yard. . - RURAL STORE W have received a listing on . rural store on the highway that w are really proud to adver tise, because, after looking It over, we know It Is a bargain and a money maker and believe me. It Is all there with nothing to hid. With taxes at $100., per year, and $8.0(10. worth of Hock, and a montnly gross of $10,000., and as high as 12, and one of our best growing communities to drw from, this la really a dandy. Let me tell you. This as I said, is on the highway. Just far enough out of town to be the community center yet th gas pumps are busy all th time, and Standard keeps the building: painted every two years, tno tire work or wind shield wiping). Good wide high way approach at the Junction of roads, well graded and graveled. Large general merchandise area, with a storeroom large enough to make a Hardware Dept., AND also a tavern, with .a pool table, doing the right kind of business. This location haa grossed an aver age of 90 to 100 thousand dollars, yearly, for five years, and that with good modern living? quarters, for two families. You can have) terms on the $27.500., full price. Completely Furnished A three Ol bedroom home, com pletely furnished and modern. Th present owner will rent It for $75-, per month, until school is out. This home Is near the log cabin grocery, In a good rental district, and is an exceptionally good In vestment, , at $5500. Cash NEW HOME CLOSE IN 1 mil south of Roseburg;, sitting on a good view location, at the upper end of 1.8 acres, with te Hiway frontage and also a pri vate road, this new motfern home Is bargain at the tBOOO., full price. Good terms will complete the purchase of money making proposition, as this can be used for a court or business frontage or subdivision. This la a white house on the hlU, across from th Ivenoa mill property. '?