For Sale, Misc. 18
Exceptional Bargains In
Used Sewing Machines
f Treadlti from HS.uS
' PorUblei Trom $39.93
Cabinet Electric From $4tt.50
AH marhinei ar guaranteed. Come in
and af them or call lor free col
ored catalog.
SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO.
304 N. Jackion Roieburg, Oregon
Phone 3-7348
Schwinn Bicycles
Itotomatie power lawn mower. Rote
burg a only complete bicycle and lawn
mower hoepital.
AL'S FIXIT SHOP
SM W. Waihinlton Ph. 3023
"Liberty TRAILER Sales
Mew and wed trallere lor Ml. Bank
term.
NEBO TRAILER PARK
Highway North
V PtDr.ii'inii inri lar trailer houie,
'kept 4, butane equipped. Small down
payment. Inquire 805 S. Main or phone
1.20AO.
1930-28 ft. trailer houte for aale or will
trade for down payment on nwuv.
$1830. See at Neho Court. .
OIL BURNING hot water heaters:
20 cal. $20; .Ml gai. neuo
Park. 2443 N. Stephen!.
J5 jrf, EASTERN built trailer house,
aleeot 4. good condition. $400. inspect
at 546 S. Mill St.
BOY'S Bicycle, good condition. $18. 3940
Walnut Lane. Phone 3-7BSH.
DAVENO, Indian red, almoit new, $80. 1
Phone 3-7 j .,-,- - - jwvwir, r
Miscellaneous 19
CI ASSES IN REMEDIAL READING
for srade ichool children. Mary H.
Eaitman. Ph. 3-64111.
ENURESIS iBed wettinfi - controlled.
for detail!, write Box i!52, Newi-He-
vtew. . . . .
Timber & Sawmills 21
FOUNDRY '
Sprockets 12c Per Pound
Grate ban. all itzei S'.ie
Burner conei.
Sutherlin Iron Works
vniimnnv
rn. wiw
Ore.
HAUL. TO
nniJGLAS MFG. CO.
Your lumber brlngi more c a;. We
buv year around mixed 1X4 through
aXU'a. No end trim. Cash weekly
DOUGLAS MFG CO.
P. O. Box 414
Roieburg. Oregon
J ml. louth of Roeburgon 99
DIESEL,-ELECTRIC and" air mill, op
erating now. cull about 20.000 It. per
day. 2 million feet timber deluded.
S, mllei we.t of Cimai Valley. Ex
cellent termi. Seeowne itrnlll.
' WANTED TO BUY
Ging log.: ilio timber, large or email
trictl. Top price.. Stomar Lbr. Co
Ph. 451 Riddle daya. Canyonvilla 1191
eveningi.
Wanted large or .mill tract" itand
Ing timber. Vicinity ol Elkton Oak
land or Sutherlin. McGinty-Riggi Lbr
Co. P. O Box 5M. Elklon. Phone t?0.
Evening, phone Warren Hanien Lot
tlge Grove 871-L.
WANTED
SECOND GROWTH LOGS
CONTACT' WILBUR -UM?rR?- -WANTED
Good lavmill loge. ueod
price Ivenon
Lumber Co, Phon.
3-3153.
WANTED -- Logging Job lor bu-iuu.
Logging Equipment 22
a T-w.7T7i-ij l nr-mtBS' Crane for rile.
1 yard Northwest unit powered w.ih
new Cadillac motor, coupled to hydra
malic drive, mounted on 6X6 200 hore
as rig. Comes equipped with 45 ft
lattll boom, heel boom available at
low extra cost. 1200X20 tires. All
around. Legal weight possible. Priced
to sell wiv under average market at
only $15,000 lock, atock and barrel.
Terms can be arranged. Phone 3-7.114
or see EdPerson. 910 S. Jacksdri.
fOR SALE BDH 40 Cletrac cat, just
overhauled, blades, drum and new
canopy, complete net of riBRing -or
small cat show. May be seen 11 ,10
Rainbow Lane. Roseburg Ph3:787S.
i947 KB-7Tnternatlonal shorMog or lum
ber; long wheelbase, good condition.
Ph. 3-7440.
tD 14 INTERNATIONAL cat with Carco
double drums, complete with rigging.
Dan T. Hostetler, Myrtle Creek, Ore
gon. Ph. 4K7.
rOR""ALE One heavy duty loading
or cold deck donkey, powered with
150 H.P. Waukesha motor. Call eve-
nings. 3-5967.
raiUserTes " D-B cat. drum and blade.
1200 total hours. Phone 3-3628 or 2141
ifacobson.
FOR SALE 1951 Ford Dual Drive log
truck and trailer, $10,300. With Job.
Reasonabie terms. Ph. 3-7650
TD 18, "good condition, new rails, equip
ped f nr loggng. CajMtfj8fnBj
Machinery For Sale 23
RENTAL EQUIPMENT
PfcH it-yard shovel
Le Toumeatl Carryall
Hough Diesel l't yard loader
rrA hvdPBiiIlB irnnn
Compressors Jack hammer! Pave
ment breakers Wagon jack Elec
tric sktl-saw Concrete buggies Rub
ber tired wheel barrow '
GOOD EQUIPMENT
COMPETENT OPEKATORS
Pre-Mix Concrete, Inc.
Farm Equipment 24
Mcculloch power
POST HOLE AUGERS, TO RENT '
NIELSEN'S POWER SAW SHOP
Winston. Ore. Ph.B-8484
FOR SALE Oltver Baler In good shape,
baling this year, three bale per min
ute capacity. Can be financed on easy
payments. Priced to sell. C. R. Clump-
ner. Phone 19x2. Can onville.
FOR-SALE One 5 ft. combine. Geo.
F. Burnett. Myrtle Creek, Oregon.
Phone 28X.
I Have For Quick Sale:
One 1930 Case Baler. Wire Tie
One 1M8 Cae Baler, Wire Tie
One 1947 Oliver Arin Arbor Baler
These balers are all In good working
condition and priced to sell. Phone
8554. Robert Corl. 1318 S. Park St..
Grants Pass, Oregon.
Tractors
25
FOR SALE
1 D-ft Cat. 1948, new tracks, fully re
conditioned. 1 D-8 Cat. 1941. excellent condition.
Ph. Geo. E. Wool ley, 1571 Myrtle Point,
Oregon.
CATERPIIXaR D" 3410" rnglne. In ex
cellent condition with clutch and pul
ley. Priced for quirk sale at $2000. Pri
vate party. May be seen at Interstate
Tractor.
22 CAT. wide gauge" winch and maM II
with. 42" blurt, good shape. Richard
Berkey. Tnmile, Oregon.
IP YOUR PAPER HAS NOT
ARRIVEO tfT 6:15 P.M.
DIAL 2-2631
y Trucks' " 26
Southern Oregon
' Truck
Headquarters
USED LOGCINO TRAILERS, NIW
CMC TRUCKS IN AIX SIZES SOME
ARE AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY.
WA JJ White dull drive, new motor.
Thlt U clean one. I31 Brown-
Itpe.
ber roll. Readjr lo CO to work to
day. 50 FORD Pickup. 4 ipe.d Irani.
'47 GMC R-100. reir axle. Fruehitif
ta axla. 6231-D Aux. tram, lum-
'44 GMC pickup
'44 CHF.V DUAL DRIVE. B-llpa
47 FORD linsle ale. tlrel ewepUon
ai. motor like new.
44 WHITE 10:00 rubber. B-llpe. 41000.
will buy thia on.
USED 4 eyl. J cycle GMC dleiel. En
gine complete with ill icceiaonel
and 3553 main tranl. Ready to In
lUU. 40 CHEV. panel, food mechanical
condition, but looki rough. $199.
Whitever your requirement maybe you
can lind it at
Smith Motors
TRUCK DEPT.
Pae. Hwy. North Ph. 3-3W
FOR SALE K-ll International dual
drive log ruc i . v -just
rebuilt, goort rubber and good
mechanical condition. Ph. 3-7847 evei
or anytime. Sat. and Sun.
FOR SALE 1048 one-ton Dodge pick
up trUCK, ipera mm
only by owner and kept In good con
dition. Price $985. Carl J. PeeU, ,1130
South Stephena St.. Roteburg. P. O.
Bojc291.
Model 910 1950 Diamond T. 200 H P.
Continental motor, 3012 Tlmken worms,
p W. trailer. 400 ii. east of Lone
Rock bridge. Glide.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 193$ Intern Br
tional T. K. ton and a half truck will
sell reasonable or trade for atock.
Ph. 3-59U6 before noon.
i?ifNTTrRWAT.ONAL flat bed. $1000..
or best offer. Inquire at West Side
Service Station. Sutherlin.
TnB'cAi.iL-.fMl ton Chevrolet pick'
up with 4 speed trans. Ph. 3-6439 be
tween 7-B r.an.
FOR SALE GMC 6-wheeler. good
tires good motor, a. weicn a uarage,
Winston. Ph. V-8992.
1931 FORD V-8. ton pickup. 9300
mllei. 91380. 1281 Bill!, after 8 P.M. or
phone 3-3473.
ifuTrwEVROLET li ton flatbed truck
48 motor, 2 ipeed axle. Ph. 3-3033
after 3:00.
Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27
BETTER
' BUYS
AT
B ARC US
Your Choice $145
'37 FORD PICKUP
39 PLYMOUTH COUPE
'38 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
'39 CHEV. COUPE
37 CHEV.. good motor, epeclat 95
ANY OF THESE WOULD MAKE
DEPENDABLE WORK CAR
50 HI LI. MAN Minx. Recond
'50 FORD SEDAN, 1 & H
'49 PACKARD Deluxe sedan.' over
drive, R at H, top condition 1593
'49 KAISER, Deluxe Sedan 1295
49 DeSOTO Conv. R alt H New
black top. light beige color Tip
toe Trans. ; 1795
'49PONTIAC 8 2-door - 14U5
'48 CHEVROLET Aero sedan,
R & H - 1195
'47 OLDS 98 sedan Hydramatie
R & H. This one owner car in
top condition -..- ...1295.
"47 PLYMOUTH Spec, Dlxe Club
Cpe. 893
'47 BUICK Koad master Sedan. RAH,
top condition . ... - - , .. 1143
48 BUICK SUPER Sedan, R&H... 1045
41 FONT. At; U. t-p. -a
41 buick aedan, R c K 503
'41 DODGE Sedan, R A, H . 393
'41 PONTIAC . SEDANETTE, new
paint - 1 395
'40 DODGE sedan, new tires, ex
cellent motor . ... 245
'30 FORD Model A coupe, new
motor ... 123
Trucks & Pickups
SO HILLMAN PANEL , US
44 CHEV. lo( truck, new 27(1 GMC
motor dull drive, reedy to
hiui - - .- 371
OPEN 'TIL 9 PM. EVENINGS
AND ALL DAY SUNDAY
BARCUS
Your Packard Deoler
Hllhw.7 99 N it Girden Villejr Rd.
Phone 1-5SM
'aa r.rri 9 rfnnr luorr drluxe. eedan.
Clean, Si ion mllei. See Kert at Smith
Motori Truci. Dept. or eiii3-.foi.
for sale i9.w chev. pickup. 4
ipeea trinimii.ion, a-i conouion. rn.
3-7904.
JARGAIN '49 Nash, low mileage.
Ted s Auto Body Service, corner Mel
rose and Lookinggiass Koto.
IS SS; 'p,
mbher.
3-5412.
F950 CHEV. pickup, excellent condition,
R 8c H, $1025. 4627 N. Stephens.
FOR sale
perfect shape.
SPhJ'ithing to say, replied: "Under the
r51 HARLEY "DAVIDSON motorcycle,
like new. all extras, $950. L U Mc
Larty. Winston.
$4O0f or- my Teq ulty in 1952 Hillman
Minx. Leaving for the service. Geo.
Pate. Neal Lane. MyrtleCreek.
NEW NASH RAMBLER Conv. Will trade
ord i scount for cas h . Ph.:t-4'W4 .
IfKW FORD tudor, new engine, $12$
Phone 3-503.T
'39 La Salle couperebutJl engine and
front end, for dependable car or "hot
rod'' material also. 2 used tires and 3
used tubes, 7 00x15, See at 460 Patter
son, or call 3-rJJ:tO.
Foil sai.1 i cmvHoi.ET .aj" I course at the Army Signal Corps'
dan, exce lent condition. R St H. ; rtm ... '
si.ivi Rirhfind on corp. Phone I Reserve Oflicers Training Camp.
.i-.i4 po.ebur a student at Oregon Stale Col-
WIl-L PAV CASH FOR W or 'SI 4-door Cf,e Johnson. WHO has had train
Chevrolet edn Mu.l be In ood i . " ' . priTr. . j. .-i,i-
condition. Mull be Iron) private party, ing in the KOIC, IS WorKing 10
cm mm. 'qualify for a commission as a
is pt.YMOt)TttM4-doorf ncenrnt. Pri-1 eCond lieutenant in the Signal
vale party. 7V Dan Clll J-S5M, ava-', .,.
nmsi, j-8004. torp Reserve.
Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27
"SI" DILLARD
USED CARS
All of our cars are very
clean and are New Dodge
trade-ins
1044 DODGE 1 door Kdin
1930 FORD Hdin.
1941 FORD ledin
1947 FORD aedan
1046 FORD ledin - R&H- Special
194S CHEVROLET aero Sedan ... 1145.
1947 CHEVROLET aedan
1940 CHEVROLET ledaa
1947 MERCURY
aedan
1949 OLDSMOBILE 90 - low mlleafe
Trucks ,
DODCE - neirly new -, ton truck
2 iDeea axie-3 ipeed tran.mil-
lon-S25-20 tirei a bif pirfiin
it
DODGE m
ton
14' PLATFORM body
1950 CHEVROLET pickup
BESIDES THESE CARS AND TRUCKS
WE HAVE MANY MUHfi T U
CHOOSE FROM.
"SI" DILLARD
MOTOR CO.
DODC'.E PLYMOUTH
Stephens & Douglas Sts.,
Roseburg, Oregon
WANTED!
GOOD USED CARS
We will pay cash for your car
ROSEBURG AUTO SALES
447 S. Stephens
Personal 30
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Box lilt.
Notices
31
CARD OF THANKS
With deepest gratitude we extend this
word of thanks for the many kind
notes, cards, letters, and flowers Hen
ry F. Snyder has received during his
illness. These kindnesses have meant
much to us.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Snyder
LEGAL
NOTICE OF ItCHOOL HID8
Seated bids will be received by Carol
Towt. Clerk, at office of SupL of
Schools, Green, Oregon, until July 2.
1952. 7:00 o'clock p m. Standard Time
for Green School Addition Building, for
School District No. 5C, Douglas County,
Green. Oregon and will then and there
be opened and puoiiciy reaa aioua. uias
received after the time fixed for open-
will not be considered,
lana. Soecifications and Contract
Documents may be examined or may
be obtained at the office of Fee man,
Havslip it Tuft. Assoc. Archts.. 2040
S. W. Third Avenue, Portland I. Oregon,
upon a deposit of $25.00 for each act
of documents.
Up to two sets will be furnished each
prime bidder at the stipulated deposit
sum per set. Additional sets will be pro
vided upon request at the bidders ex
pense at $15.00 per set. Deposit turn
will be refunded upon return of all
documents within a reasonable time.
Attention Is called to Bidder Pre-
aunliftcatlon. Section 98-103 to 98-105,
I.C.L.A., which must be filed with the
Clerk 10 davs before date for ooenine
of bids. Forms may be obtained at the
office of the Architects.
No proposals will be considered un
less accompanied by certified check,
cashier's check or bid bond .with auth
orized aurety company as surely) made
payable to the Owner in an amount of
not less than 5 per cent of the amount
of the bid. Surety bond will be re
quired In accordance with termi of
contract documents.
The School District reserves the right
to reject any or all bids and to waive
informalities.
No bidder may withdraw his bid after
the hour set for the opening thereof
or before award of the contract, unless
said award is delayed for a period ex
ceeding .10 days.
CAROL E TOWT, Clerk
First Publication June 17, 1952
Second Publication June 24 1952
Third Publication July 1, 1952
Steel Industry's
'Big Six' Rapped
By CIO Leader
YOUNGSTOWN. 0. Iff The CIO
United Steelworkers, their chief
says, have talks scheduled i n
their tffort to continue to win
strike-ending agreements with part
of the industry despite a stalemats
with the big producers.
"The Big Six," Murray said, was
"a consniracv and its work ha.
been dedicated to frustratinz
agreement."
The Big six , he
ferred are U. S. Steel. Bethlehem,
Republic. Johns and Laughlin,
Youngstown Sheet and Tube an.1
Inland, and they have nearly 70
per cent gf the nation s steel
making capacity. '
Philip Murray, president of both
the CIO and the Steelworker.
dealt harshly with the steel indus
try's "Big Six" In addressing 4,000
persons at a union rally Here bun.
dav.
Near the end of the slowly doliv.
ered, hour-and-a-half long speech,
Murray said heads of rhany small.
er firms had been seeking him out,
trying to bargain to end their
plants' shutdown from the nation.
wide strike of 650,000 steelworkers
29 days ago.
He declined to name the firms
but quoted managers of some of
them as saying they were afraid M
being blacklisted by the "big six"
from whom they bought ore or to
whom they sold materials,
i . . - .
Murderer wayne Long
Hears Execution Date
i
OREGON CITY I Wayne
Tnnrr uhn Irillorl a man tn havn a
bank' robbery get-away car, will
die in the gas chamber Aug. 8.
Judge Ralph M. Holm ah set the
Hate. I .one. asked if he had anv
circumstances, no.
He recently lost an appeal to the
state supreme court and three
times has failed to escape from
prison,
REPORTS FOR' TRAINING
Charles H. Johnson, son of Mar
ion D. Johnson, Roseburg, has re
ported to Camp Gordon, Gcoroia
to begin an intensive six-week
OUT OUR WAY
1 NEVER CAN GET ( WELL, IF VOU'RE AS
THESE HOODS BACK L 1 LAZV ABOUT WA3H-
OMA DISH WITHOUT IN)E THE STOOL FEET
trvA SLIPPIN' AM'SPIASHIM' V AS VOU ARE VOUR '
TH' STUFF AKOUMD--BUT K OWN, I THINK. VOU'LL-J f
MV IDEA HERE DOES j PROP THE IDEA
AWAV WITH ALLTHAT.' X!,V-Tr--vv J
.verdrlv. . Vl.i I
y ' V AN LET tlC 50 V, ' Ml
3i i mkm
aui i . I'll v vxatx xkmi vv ' -r- ii i iOva-1 vox a i vii i iv,uu ui I
m wv$te&&rti v -Mil m mm
WHY MOTHERS fSET "GRAY
htflvy Krcindoor. ot well $f W & rtn.kTsI fi
os outdoor. Wr light clot. f-w VV kl! I: 1
1 I .
Ltovt flrtworks olonel Imrfod take your
children to a supervised public diipUy.
FOR A SAFER FOURTH Death takea no holldayt. During the recent Memorial Day weekend,
auto accidents claimed 345 Uvea; drownings, 98 lives; miscellaneoui accidents, 94 livei. The Na
tional Safety Council predicts that more than 900 persons will lose their lives over the Fourth ol
July weekend. A large number of them will be people who might have lived by observing tn
simple safety rules pictured above. Read them. They may save YOUR lifel
t "
aaBWja.:tr m i ii
FOUR WEEKS OLD AND CURIOUS Thea
mother's litter of 12. which owner' Mrs. Keith Elliot, of Moravia.
if-i ' " ??zt .
(NF.A TtUphol)
FAIR ENOUGH Still crippled from accident Inst winter, 4-year-old
Lou Anne Boers appears before judge in Chicago Safety Court
embracing the man whose auto ran her down. The Boers told how
Alex Dolenga (above), falher of three, sold his car and stripped
his bank account to pay for I-ou Anne's hospital bills. The Boers
asked leniency for Dolenga. Judge ruled "not guilty."
Ctr. 1Wt W
Don't $win atone.
too for. or wiHiin
on hour after tar.
ing. lefort diving
in m to miliar vo
te ri, inspect for
depth and poMibki
Miardt.
By J R VillMfflM
tonrlrt), t. T
. M. f. U. S- Fit on.
Don't iteep on bcoch in direct reyi of leu.
Prottct your $ki with approved lotiotH. -
10 Rl.mrM klttenf iarrlv. frota ,
N. V. believes mil be i rtcorC
Wenatches Area Cherry
Loss Worst Sinct 1948
WENATCHEE 11 Cherry grow
ers said Monday weekend rains
caused losses up to 90 per cent
in some orchards worst losses !
since 1948.
Fruit shippers estimated 75 cars
may still he shipped from the lat
est Wenatchee cherry growing
areas.
This would mean losses of 50
per cent on the total season cro'
which had been estimated at 400
cars, they said. Throug'n Sunday.
105 carloads of cherries had cleared .
the district. I
Tum., July 11952 Tn Ntwi-Itvltw, RoMburfj, Ort, II
Portland Markets
PRODUCI
TUESDAY
PORTLAND 1 Butterfat -
Tentative, subject to Immediate
change Premium quality, maxi
mum to .35 to 1 per cent acidity
delivered in Portland, 74-76C lb;
first quality, 72-74c; second quality
70-72c. Valley routes and country
points 2 cents less.
Butter Wholesale f.o.b. bulk
cubes lo wholesalers Grade AA,
93 score, 71c lb; 92 score 69c; B,
90 score, 67c; C, 89 score, 66c.
Above prices strictly nominal.
Cheese Selling price to Port
land wholesalers Oregon singles
44 tt-47e lb; Oregon 5 lb loaf. 49-
52C.
Eggs To wholesalers Can
dled eggs containing no losS, cases
included, f.o.b. Portland A large,
50 v.- 51 Wc; A medium 49 li
50 He; B grade, large, 40-42c.
Eggs To retailers r- Grade AA
large, 59-60C; A large, 54-55c; AA
medium, 55c; A medium, 53.54c; A
small 33-36C. Cartons 3c additional
Live chickens No. 1 quality,
t.o.o. plants ryers. 2 hi-s lbs,
32c; 3 4 lbs, 32c; heavy hens, all
weights, 1617c; light hens, all
weights, 1617c; old roosters, 14
15c. Rabbits Average to growers
Live white, 4 5 lbs, 21-24c, 54 lbs,
18-21c; old does 10-12c, few higher;
fresh dressed fryers to retailers,
57-81 c.
Fresh dressed meats (wholesal
ers to retailers; dollars per cwt):
Beef Steers, choice, 500-700 lb.
49.00-51.30; good, 52.00-ii6.30; com
mercial, 49.00-51.30; utility 47.50
49.30; cows, commercial 43.00 -51.00;
utility, 38.00-45.00; canncrs
cutters, 35.00-41.00.
Beef cuts (choice steers) Hind
quarters, 62.5044.20; rounds, 61.00
63.30; full loins, trimmed, 81.00
84.80; triangles, 45.00-49.40; fore
quarters, 48.00-52.70; chucks, 50.00
55.00; ribs, 64.-70.30.
Veal Good-choice. 54.00-58.60:
commercial, 49.00-51.60.
Pork cuts Loins, choice, 8 12
lbs, 56.00-57.20; shoulders, 16 lbs,
38.00-41.70; spareribs, 44.50-46.10;
fresh hams, 10-14 lbs, 52.00-54.50.
Lambs Choice-prime, 40-50 lb.
52.00-55.00; good 50.00 - 54.00.
Mutton Good choice, 22.00-
25.00.
Wool Grease basis, nominally
45c lb to growers. .
Country-killed meals:
Mutton Best ewes and wethers,
1215c lb.
Beef Utility cows, 21-41C lb;
canners-cutters, 36.38c.
Veal Top quality to 50-51c lb;
good heavies 45-48c; others 38-40c.
Hogs Lean blockers, 30 31c lb;
sows, light, 24-26c. -
Lambs Best, 45 50c lb.
Onions 50 lb sacks Calif. Yel
lows, 2-3 in., 3.00-3.50; White wax,
4.50-75; Reds, mixed, 3.25-50.
Potatoes New crop Calif, Long
White, No.lA, mostly 6.00-25 cwt.
Hay .U.S. No. 2 green alfalfa,
36.00-37.00 delivered car and truck
kl, f.o.b. Portland; delivered Se
attle. 37.00-50.
DR. B. A. SMITH
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
1500 GARDEN VALLEY ROAD
X-RAY FLUOROSCOPY
DIAGNOSIS ELECTROTHERAPY
CLINICAL LABORATORY
Hours: 9 a.m. to 12 and 1 to 5 p.m.
Monday Evenings, 7 to 9 by Appointment
. DIAL 3-7238
EDDIE JOHNSTON
Phone 2404
Delivering the News-Review In South Drain.
FRANK JACOBS, Jr.
Phone 2412
Deliverinf the News-Review In North Drain,
Contact Eddie or Frank for Newt-Review
lubseriptiont, or call them if your paper
does not arrive.
Clip This Ad end Parte
Jlie Giape( of llie Ixodes
L. L. POWERS MARIETTA POWERS
Roseburg Funeral Home
Oak and Kane Stt, Telephone 3-445S Roteburg, Oregon
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND m mSDA)
Cattle aalable 1,600; only moder
ately active; fed steers unevenly.
weaK to so centi lower: other
classes steady-weak with some late
bids lower; around lour carloads
choice 956-1,125 lb (ed steers 33.00
75; several loads held around
34.00; good 31.50-32.00; commercial
28.00-31.00; utility 24.00-27.00; odd
head utility commercial heifers
23.00-28.00; one load 1,020 lb utility
cows 22.00; bulk utility 18.00-20.00;
few commercial 23.00; canners
cutters 15.UO-17.50; utility-commercial
bulls 26.00-28.00.
Calves salable 200; vealers very
slow; bids, sales 50 cents to 1.00
lower; few commercial-good veal
ers 28.00-31.00; no choice or prime
sold.
Hogs salable 1,000; butcher hogs
and sows steady to 25 cents higher;
choice No. 1 and 2 butchers 180-230
lbs 23.00-25; choice lots No. 1
23.50 ; 240-270 lbs 21.50-22.25; heav.
ler and lighter weights 20.50-21.50;
choice sows 330-500 lbs 16.50-18.00;
choice lots 300 lbs 19.00; few good
choice 100-110 lb feeder pigs 21.00
50. Sheep salable 1,200; spring
lambs steady to 25 cents lower;
many late sales at full decline;
good-prime springers 24.00-25.00;
few utility 23.00-50; around one
deck good-choice No. 2 pelt shorn
yearlings 17.00; other utility-good
lots 14.00-15.50; feeder lambs
around 1.00 lower; largely 21.00;
few small lots choice lightweights
22.00.
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