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Newspaper Page Text. v . . fi- , FUNNY BUSINESS "Don't get excitod we're masquerade COME IN AND (ON AROUND THE TOWN If YOU LIKEl) DRIVE IT... PRICE IT...OWN ITI SEE YOUR NEAREST OLDSMO EES I L.E DEALER 3?' I THE 08ITUAEV OF IVNN C.D0VLE, I I THRU WIRS5 EWV THW4AU WE I XhOT Okl TUC ti?mi IN OBSCURITY FOR -JTrrT" PIONEER IWDUSIRIMISr, WHO WEP THEIR HOTEL OT TW.T TIMS-. 1 KNOW SO FAR! m ol luot r i iRv iki YEfcR5 BARNEY. EyZ J", Ut L, V66S, WITH HIS WIDOW M0 LEMtNED WR. DOYLE HER FORWARDING uZim Ac,LiTBAiw0llTTLET0aO0N,,,!'e! U THE ONLY l)WiuOR! HAD LEFT FOR THIS TOWN I J ADDRESS WA T3wT J Will I saxcn Them I'll Y Tun's mi&fmK C HIS EARS.' tlLTEU. uTjWVfhh1 IW C N0TWIM6 BUrAM , roil Cl BE 1 V ABBJ..CQfi8HLr I WAKEI BUT CHIEF.7-IT'S I WHILEVOU WERE V (HE 4 I YOU'RE J OH. IT'S NOT THAT, naL BCVVUlU f W!r J ONLY 4-30, AND SNORING YOUP. V SLAPPED CRYING, 9 CHIEF-MY g feJK. 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YES, I 1HI5 LAB LIKE V Teachers Becoming The nearly 2,500 educators at tending the recent annual conven tion of the Inland Empire Educa tion Assn. in Spokane learned that teachers are becoming a scarce commodity. ltoseburg School Supt. M. C, Del ler told school board members Wednesday of his trip to the con vention to find instructors for the district. The supply, he . said, doesn't equal demand. Three schools represented at the session received practically all the attention of potential teachers. (The potential were a small share of the 2,500 in attendance.) Those districts were Portland and schools Around the World ACROSS 1 Thailand 5 Notoriety 8 Angeles, California 12 Opposed 13 Nights before evenU 14 Era 15 Fine sprayers 17 Before (prefix) 18 Lassoed 19 Shriller 21 The seven 23 Bow 24 Harbor, Maine DOWN 1 European river 2 Preposition 3 Upon 4 Actors 5 Turkish headgear 6 Reluctant 7 Simple 8 German city 9 Stones 10 Monstet 1 1 Foreteller 16 Fancy 20 Is overfond 22 Fend off 24 Given life 25 Toward the 27 Prayers 29 Ethiopian lake 32 Ester of oleic acid 34 Sway 36 Short coat 37 Place within 38 Immediately after 39 Tip 41 Signal of distress 42 Kind of cat 44 Mix 46 Evening parties 49 Flowing garments - - 53 Vestment 54 Entertainment 56 Hawaiian wreath 57 Stead 58 Poker stake 59 Small child 60 Gaelic 61 Beginners sheltered side I I i 1 5 lb 17 IB I 19 110 III ' il " g Pj B Z i7 s - f) ST '. 1 1 n pr--3 Tw-f-7i frim 3or fT 1 7Tt gB - s m ii w ', 2 55 g $ 55 0 I I I I I I I I I In 1 WOULDMTCOMSIDER. PATINOYOU IF YOU WERE Bur of a limn THE VAST I"AA1 ON EARTH r 4 c5S REALLY? Il'1 ( MP. DITHERS ) V. IS MY y (uncle ) v ' Scarcer, Educators in Bakersfield and Kern County, Calif. Asked why, the superintendent said salary offers from the trio surpassed others. Portland public school teachers have a salary schedule maximum of $6,600; Kern of $7,700; and Bakersfield of $7, 200. Maximum salary for a District 4 instructor after 16 years teach ing experience is $6,050, Deller continued. He told board members that thus far "we have done fairly well for Roseburg recruitment, but it ap pears this year that more active recruiting than ever before will be Answer to Previous Puial , yuK.lo IcIolNj S p Jl5iT M.5k ARiT m a, s gS EDJNT5eP't 6 Y g WV g t,AJC "NO T UUTHT " 'j A N O A SLOESTATENT M AT I N la A M A z 0 N L O T 5n REMIND EPJjAI 26 Show again 28 Wading bird 30 Fiddling emperor 31 Wiles 33 Ensuing 35 Whole 40 Gives forth 43 American painter 46 Lake City, Utah 47 Bread spread 48 Persian prince 50 New Guinea wild hog 51 Within (prefix) 52 Female saints (ab.) 55 Prosecute 45 Latin couRse iLt have To vwut PAr Uf Xf-urtBFb wtf COMPLETELY WELL. WHAT PYOU WANT ME TO-DO... GO RUMMIMG AROUND LIKE SOME KID? tS 1 r-Wlk YOU WEAN THAT SWEET OLD GENTLEMAN J ' IS YOUR UNCLE ? I I5s Learn At Session necessary." He foresaw the possi bility of increased travel to some areas where potential teachers ! are. j A news story coming from the j conference quoted the findings of j one high school principal. Ho need ed one teacher, interviewed 40 pros-1 pects and offered a $4,100 starting salary, lie received no accept ances. S. Umpqua BPW Supports Getting Juvenile Officer The South Umpqua Business and Professional Women's Club has agreed to throw its weicht behind a campaign by Canyonville Justice of Peace Nina Pietzold to secure a juvenile officer exclusively for southern Douglas County. Mrs. Pietzold is the Canyonville organization's legislation commit tee chairman. She asked the organization's backing for such an officer who would search out juveniles in trou ble before they commit serious of fenses, according to correspondent Virginia Proctor. In other business the club presi dent, Helcne Altrce, appointed Mrs. Norman Chappell historian and increased membership on each standing committee. A meeting in the home econom ics room of Canyonville High School soon was called for the budget committee to prepare a re port for the May 3 meeting. The program committee will also make a report. Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses Issued I.ONG-ADAIR Hoy li. Long and Charlotte Lee Adair, both of Roseburg. RADER-HOU.1STER Ceilan H. Radcr and Dixie Ann Hollister, both o Oakland. Divorces Granted GOODLIN Paul S. from Min nie Goodlin. Plaintiff awarded cus tody of two children. Defendant awarded custody of four children, $75 per month for their support. Property settlement ratified. WEAVER LeRoy L. from Hel en Z. Weaver. BIRTHS Mercy Hospital MURPHY To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy, Box 274, Dillard, April 10, a daughter, Kathleen Hannah; weight 9 pounds 10 ounc es. LEWELLEN To Mr. and Mrs. William Lewellcn, Box 927, Yoncalla, April 9, a son, Douglas Blanchard; weight 8 pounds 3Mi ounces. LEGAL NOTICE OK S11KRI1'F"S SALE tn the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for the County of Douglai, Case HO. 1H71H. National Life asurnnce Company. Vermont Corooratlon. Plnlntlff. vs. Vcr nan Checsman and Litlth Pearl Chces- man. husband and wife, ucrcnunnts, By virtue of an oxecution issued out of the above entitled court in ine bdovb entitled cause, to me directed and dated the 22nd day of March 1056, bused upon a Default Judgment and Decree render ed and entered in said court on the 21st day of March 1056, in favor of National Life Insurance Company, a Vermont Corporation, plaintiff, and against Vern on Checsman and Lidth Pearl dices man, husband and wife, defendants, for the sum of $8,765.26 together with Inter est at 4',i per cent per annum from November 1, 1053, to date of payment; Plui: 24. M Title exnense Involved in suit; $592.50 Attorney's fees; SB.0I Late fees; $42.62 Costs and aisnuraemerus; LESS: $39.10 heretofore paid by the Mortgagors, and the costs of and upon , this writ, commanding me to make i sale of the following described real j property situated in the County of ; Douglas, State of Oregon, legally de scribed as follows, to-wit: I Lot Two 12) Twin ubkb Tract a , i a subdivision located In Section 24, i Township 30, South, Hnnge . 6 .West, I Willamette Meridian, within the cor porate limits of the City of Riddle, in the County of Douglas and Stale . of Oregon. i NOW. THEREFORE, by virtue of said Execution and- Default Judgment and Decree and in compliance with Ihe commands of said writ, I will on the 301 h day of April 1056, at 2;:t0 P.M., at the south front door of the Douglas County Court House in Roseburg, Oregon, sell at public auction and subject to redemption to the highest bidder for cash In hand, all the right, title. and interest which the above-named defendants had on the 2lst day of March lOM, the dale I of said judgment, or thereafter had in I and to the above described real prop erty or any part thereof, to satlnfy faid I Execution and ueiauii JUOKinrm ann Decreo and Interest costs and accruing costs. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, thii 30th day of March 10. Vt IRA C. BYRD Sheriff of Douglas County. Oregon By Ruth Avrea Deputy Date of 1st publicallon: March 30, 10M Date of last publication: April ''O, llt.Vi NOTIf'R OF STREET VACATION IN TIIK COMMON COIfNCIl, OF THE CITY OF IIOSEIil ltn, DOtJ(iL.At4 COUNTY, O It Eft ON. Notice is hereby given that re resolu tion duly adopted by the Common Coun cil of the City of Roseburg, Oregon on March 26, 1036, proceedings have been Initiated by tiald Common Couneil to vacate the following described property: All of that land between the ceriler llne and the south nghL of way line of S. E. Burke Avenue and went of the following described line, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the south right of way line of S. E. Burke Ave nue, said point of beginning bearing N 62 degrees 00' W !Ht 00 fret from the southwest corner nf the Inler ter tian of S. E. Burke Avenue and H. E. Short Street; Ihenre N 2H degre-s 00' E 30 0 feet to the centerline of S E. Burke Avenue. Any person Or persons havlnif an ob jection or remonstrance to the vaca tion of said portion of said slreel mav in writing make and file the same with trie undersigned Recorder of aid City at or before the time set for hearing nf th" objections and remonitranrei. The time and place of said hearing will be at the regular meeting of the said Cnmninn Council at 7 M pm. on April 23rd, WM. in the Council Chamber of the City Hall of Hteburg, Oregon. Dated and firt published this Ulti day of June, ift.V). Catherine L Farrell City Hetorder City of Roseburg NOTICE TO CHE I) IT OB1 NOTICE IS Jtr.RFBY OIVEN that the undersigned has been duly appointed ad minlitralrix of the estate of Solon Sew e!l Well. decHKed. bv order of the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County, and has duly qualified a surh All persons having claims against us id estate are hereby required to pre .rtt the same within six months after the date of this nollce to the undersigned at the offices of Winston & Keonane, 420 Parifie Building, Roteburg. Douglas County. Oregon, Dited and published thf 13 day of April 19..') MAX INT ANDERSON. Administratrix of the Estate f Solon Sewell Wells, deceased. LEGAL TIMBER KOR SALE, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OK THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT. ORAL AUCTION BIDS as hereinafter designated will be received by the District Forester. Bureau of Land Manane-1 mcnt, Knights of Pythias Hall 6Z8 ' S.E. Rose Street, Roseburg, Ore-! Son beginning at 9:00 A.M., PACI FIC STANDARD TIME, on May 4, 1956, for all timber marked or designated for cutting. Before bids are submitted, full information concerning the timber, the condi tions of sale and submission of bids should be obtained from the above District Forester, 744 S.E. Jackson Street, Roseburg, Oregon. The risht is hereby reserved to waive technical defects in this ad vertisement and to reject any or ail bids. The United States re serves the right to waive any in formality in bids received when ever such waiver is in the interest of the United States. IN DOUG LAS COUNTY: OREGON: SOUTH UMPQUA MARKETING AREA: O & C LAND: ORAL B I D: GREEN: Ail timber designated for cutting on SWUNEH, WMi SE'i, Sec. 33, T; 28 S., R. 4 W., W.M., estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 909 M bd. ft. Douglas Fir, 8 M bd. ft. White Fir. 43 M bd. ft. Incense Cedar. No bid for less than $32.05 per M bd. ft. for the Douglas Fir, $12.95 per M bd, ft. for the White Fir, and In cense Cedar or a total purchase price of $23,793.90 will bo consider ed. Minimum deposit with bid S2.100.0U. DOUGLAS MARKETING AREA: All timber designated for cutting on NVi.NSW, NWVi SE4, Section 13, T. 29 S., R. 7 W., W.M., estimated for the pur pose of this sale to be 5634 M bd. t. Douglas Fir. 21 M bd. ft. Pon- derosa Pine, 53 M bd. ft. White Mr, a m hd. tt. incense Leuar. io bid for less than $30.30 per M bd. Ft. for the Douglas Fir, $33.40 per M bd. ft. for the Ponderosa Pine. $1040 per M bd. Ft. for the While fir, and incense Cedar or a total purchase price of $172,037.80 will be, considered. Minimum deposit with bid $7600.00. All timber desig nated for cutting on Lots 14(SE SW'O, 15 & lGlSViSEW). Sec. 9, T. 24 S., R. 7 W., W.M., estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 2724 M bd. ft. Douglas Fir, 228 M bd. ft. Whito Fir, 48 M bd. ft. In cense Cedar. No bid for less than S31.05 per M bd. ft. for the Doug las Fir, $15.95 per M bd. ft. for the White Fir, $10.95 per M bd. ft. for the Incense Cedar or a total purchase price of $83,742.40 will be considered. Minimum deposit with bid $5,050.00. SALVAGE: All lim ner designated lor cutting on NWHSWW, S'ASWW, Sec. 33, T. 26 S., R. 7 W., W.M., estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 30 M bd. It. Douglas Fir, 3 M bd. It. White Fir, 4 M bd. ft. Incense Cedar. No bid for less than $28.80 per M bd. ft. for the Douglas Fir, $7.95 per M bd. ft. for the White Fir. $5.45 per M bd. ft. for the In cense Cedar or a total purchase price of $909.65 will be considered. Minimum deposit with bid $200.00. All timber designated for cutting on K'iiWWW, Lots 1 & 2(W'a., NW'i), S5C. 7, T. 30 S., R. 7 W., W.M., estimated for the purpose of this' sale to be 1265 M bd. ft. Douglas Fir, 20 M bd. ft. Ponde rosa Pine, 67 M bd. ft. White Fir, 98 M bd. ft. Incense Cedar, 8 M bd. ft. Sugar Pine. No bid for less than $29.30 per M bd. ft. for the Douglas Fir. S30.95 per M Dd. it for the Ponderosa Pine, $9.25 per M bet. ft. for the White Fir, nnd Incense Cedar, $25.80 per M bd. ft. for the Sugar Pine or a total purchase price of $39,416.15 will be considered. Minimum deposit with bid $2,600.00. All timber designated for cutting on SWNWVi. NW'i- SWU, Sec. 7 T. 22 S., R. 5 W., W.M., estimated for the purpose of this sale (to be 94 M bd. ft. Douglas Fir. tNo bid for less than $26.30 per M bd. ft. for the Doug las Fir, or a total purchase price of S2.472.20 will be considered. Minimum deposit with bid $350.00. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S 8AI.E Ti the Circuit Court of the Stat 6f Oregon for the County of Douglas, Case No. H1710. Notional Life Insurance Compnny, a Vermont corporation. Plaintiff. va. Homer J. Grnble and Ruth Ann Grable, husband and wife, Defendants. Bv virtue of an execution issued out of the above entitled court In the above entlMed cautic, to nie directed and dated the 22nd day of March 105B. based upon a Defnult Judgment and Decree render ed and entered In said court on the 21st day of March lfiiifi. In favor or Nntlonnl Life Insurance Comnany. a Vermont cor poration, plaintiff, find ajrdnst Homer J. Grable and Ruth Ann Grnble, husband and wife, defendants, for Ihe sum of 3H.B78.42, with Interest thereon at the rate of 4'i per cent ppr annum from December 1, 1935 to date of payment; Plus; $24.30 Tide expense involved in suit; $fi03.00 Attorney's fee; $5.04 Lnlc fen: $;;0 02 Conti and disbursements; LESS; $40.38 heretofore paid by the mortKaffori, and the costs of and upon this writ, commanding me to matte sate of the following described real properly xt tu a led in the County of Douftla", State of Oregon, legally described as follows, to-wit: Lot Four f4, TWIN OAKS "TRACT A", a subdivision lornfed In Section 24. Town-.flip 30 South, Range 6 Wet, Willatnetle Meridian, within tl:e corporate limits of 1 ho City of Kiddle, Douglai Counly, Oregon. NOW. THKREFORE. by virtue of aid KKfcutlon and Default Judgment and Drrrre and in compliance with the command of said writ, I will on the .Kith day of April l!h"8, at 2 W o'clock PM nt the south front door of tbe Douglas County Court House In Koneburg, Ore gon. sell at public auction and subject to redemption, to the hifihent bidder for cn:ih in hand, all the right, title and In terest whirl) Ihe above named defendants had on the 21 it dnv of March Vii,C, the dale of ssid Judgment, or thereafter had In and to the above described real property or any part thereof, to snthf.v aid Execution and Dr-fatilt. Judgment and Dei-ret and interest costs and ac cruing costs, Dated at Rniehurg. Oregon, this Mth day of March ISM IRA C RYRD Sheriff of Douglas County, Oregon ily Huth Ayres Deputy Dale of 1st Publication; March .'10, lflSfl Date of Itnt Publication: April 20, liM notice of rrmic trrAiiiNO op ZONK HANiK NOTICE IS HKREHY GIVEN: That the Common Council of the City of Rose burg, Oregon, will hold a public hear ing and afford perrons particularly in terested and the general public an op portunity to le heard in the City Hall of said City at 7.;tO n m. on April 2.1, l'J3ft. either fur or against the following propo- SJ'ton, to-wfl: The re zoning from RfMdentlal to H'Knesa, the lollowing described prop erty: A p'srllon of land on the Norlh lde nf West Harvard Ave, fnim Ihe West right of way line of Highway (tit lo 1he Wet right nf wy line of Wet Kir Street, .100 feel deep and all of the Count v HuptUl properly and Dmjglas Community Hospital prop erty. n-, led and first published April 13, 103. Catherine T-. Tarreil City Recorder 1 I Frl., April 13, 1956 Th Nwi-Rev.w, 1ml I Frl., April 13, 1956 Th N.wi-Revi.w, : 'hssifiedSsctiois LOCAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Adverliung placed from within Hotcourg irada area Minimum charge for any one ad U 50c CLASSIFIED RATES doy per word 5c day per 'word . days per word days per word days per word 7c 9c tic 32c 13c days per word Line ad, per line a day ... 18c Line ad, repeat insertion, per day 9c Line ad, per line, per month 2.35 DISPLAY CLASSIFIED First" Insertion, per col. inch .. $1.60 Repeat insertion, per col. inch .80 1 col. inch per month $20.80 National Clauifiea' AdvertUinf 5c per word, no repeat rote 25c per line, no repeat rat DEADLINE NEW ADS 11:00 A. M. day previous to publication CANCELLATIONS LP TO 11:30 A. M. ADJUSTMENTS If your advertisement appears incor rectly, notify ua Immediiiely. We will not be responsible (or more than one incorrect insertion. Such responsibility Is limited to refund of price paid or correct insertion of advertisement. LEGAL National FortsrTimber For Sol South Umpqua Falls Oral auction bids will bo received by the forest supervisor or his au thorized representative at the of fice of the forest supervisor, Post- ofuce Building, Roseburg, Oregon, becinning at 2:00 p.m.. May 18, 1956, for all merchantable timber marked or designated for cutting on an area embracing about 1,5-12 acres located within sections 3, 4, 9 and 10, T. 29 S R. 1 K., W.M., surveyed, in the South Umpqua River drainage, Umpqua National Forest, Oregon, estimated to be 5,900 itf board feet of Douglas-fir: 800 M board feet of sugar pine and ponderosa pine; and 1,100 M board feet of whito fir and ot'nor species of timber. No bid of less than $28.35 per M board feet for Douglas-fir, $42.80 per M board feet for sugar pine and ponderosa pine and $5.45 per M board feet for white fir and other species will be con sidered. In addition to the prices bid for stumpagc, a cooperative deposit of $0.40 per M board feet, to be used by the Forest Service for paying the cost of the slash dis posal not required to be performed by the purchaser, and a coopera tive deposit of $0.65 per M board feet, to cover the cost of tree plant ing, seed sowing and umber stand improvement work on the area cut over, for the total cut ot timber un der the terms of the agreement, will bo required. The minimum ad vance payments, minimum ad vance balance and maximum ad vance payments will be based on the estimated volume and value of the daily cut. As a qualification for oral bidding, all bidders must sub mit, a sealed bid accompanied by the required payment to the for est supervisor prior to 2:00 p.m., May 18, 1956. Sealed bids will be posted at the beginning of the auc tion for the information of all bid ders. A money order, bank draft or certttied check for S20.000.00 must accompany each bid, to be applied on the purchase price, refunded, or returned in part as liquidated damages, according to the condi tions of sale. If an oral bid is de clared to be high at the closing of the auction, the bidder must im mediately confirm the oral bid by submitting it in writing on a For est Service bid form. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Forest 'Service bid forms for use in submitting scaled bids and full, information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale and the sub mission of bids should be obtained i from the district ranger, Tiller, Oregon, or the forest supervisor, Roseburg. Oregon, before bids are submitted. NOTICE OK HIIKKIFP'R BALE In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County ot Douclae. Ca,c No, 111.147. Elmer L. Hampton and Peart M. Dinpton, husband and wife, plaintiffs, i. Hubert G. Humpton and Laura Mae amnion , his wife, and Natalie Loulne Harney (formerly Natalie Louise Hump ton), defendants. Ily virtue of an execution Issued out of the above entitled court In the above entitled rnue, to me directed and dat ed the 20th day of March 103fi, based upon a Decree rendered and entered in Si'iid court on the lioth day of March l!lffl. In favor of timer L. Hampton and Prjirl M. Hampton, husband and wife, plaintlfs, and against Hubert O. Hamp ton and Iaura Mae Hampton, his wife, and Natalie Louise Harney (formerly Na talie Lou Lie Hampton), defendants, for the sum of S6.M7D..10, together with inter est at the rate of 8 per cent per an- nim from January 24, 1958. until paid: plui $00 00 Insurance procured by plain tiffs; till-IH Heal properly taxes paid plain tiffs: S7.W.00 Attorney's fees: 71.:i2 Costs and disbursements, and the conts of and upon this writ, commanding me lo mnko sate of the following de scribed real property situated In the County of Douglas, State of Oregon, legally described as follows, to-wit: Lot Two 2. Work One 1, South View, a portion of Lots Two I2i and Three CD of Pacific Highway Fruit Lands ttn platted and recorded In the ofilce of the County Clerk of Douglas County, Oregon. NOW. THKHKKOHK, by virtue of hu id Execution and Decree and In com pliance with the commands of said writ, i win on the vtn day or Mny m.Vi, at 10:00 o'clock A M-, at the south front door of the Dougta County Court Houae in Roschuig. Oregon, sell at public auc tion and subject lo redemption, In the highest bidder for cash in hand, all the right, title, and Interest which the above nnmed defendants had on the 20th day of March lft:6, thf dale of said judg ment, or thereafter had in and to the above described real property or any part thereof, to satisfy said Execution and Decree and Interest costs and ac cruing cost Dstrd at Roiehurg, Oregon, this th day of April nos 1HA C HVRD Sheriff of Douglas County, Ore. Hv Huth ven, Deputy Dale of first publication; April S. IBM. Date of last publication: April 27, 1950. IT PAYS TO PATRONIZE NEWS. REVIEW ADVERTISERS urf, Or. 13 Reel Estate 1 Prompt Courteous Service -Here It Is!!! IN a commercial aone CORNER LOT! DON'T WAIT THIS DEAL WON'T LAST. lOS' frontage. 230' deep. Near 1 new Safeway Shopping Center. You can have it for 934,000 as Is, or make It $20,000 and we'll move the buildings off. Terms if desired. Gracious Living NEARLY completed this beautiful new home pictured in Better Homes St Gardens. 3 bedrooms, bath, and half. LoU of closets. Swedish fireplace. Forced air heat. Featuring Aalwinttta windows, sliding glass doors to patio. Nice view. $16,800 terms, ., CLOSE TO GREEN Can you beat these features and price. 2 bedroom newer home. Plastered. Insulated. Con crete foundation. Hardwood floors. El ectric heat. Modernfold doors. Full bath. Separate utility and kitchen. All for (6800, 1000 down. Williamson Real Estate 1157 N.E. Stephens St. OR 3-4303 Eve's and Sunday Ted Smalle, Salesman OR 3-S879 Polly Merle, Saleslady OR 3-5943 Young's Best Buys ONE ACRE AND A GOOD 2 B R. HOME. Seven miles south of town. Lots of garden space and a dandy buy at $6750 about 91250 Down. Good terms on the balance. WESTS1DE 3, B.H. HOME ABOUT S YRS. OLD. Dandy living room with large fireplace. Nice large kitchen wi'-h lots .of built-ins. All bedrooma are . large with plenty of storage. Attached garage, large, level lot and on paved street. We believe its worth the asking price. Call us for further information. GOOD 3 BEDROOM , HOME ON more than an acre of good soil. Home ia 1 about three years old. Large patio, lawn and carport. Insulated and wired for stove. Located south of Dillard and should be a good deal for some one working in the mills. Priced to sell at S8.200 and only 11,300 down. WS HAVE A PARTY with a 1954 Kalwr sedan In fine condition and low mile age wants to trade It in on a small Irome in the Riverside area. If you have something to trade give us a call, , Roy O. Young and Son, . ' Realtors W. FRANK BROWN, SALESMAN .... 733 St. Cass St., ' Phone OR 3-6071 Pacific Bldg. Eve. OR 3-MM For Sale Alcan Lumber Mill SITE, Canyonville,. Oregon. 7.6ft ai in neart ot city, uooa Diutnesa or residential. , . Approxt 5 Acres II f CITY of Myrtle Creek, Former Ore West Mill site. Burner end mill pond and 4 car spur on site. Alio good for residential. , . 42 Year Lea$e CT TORMEB Alean Lumber Mill site in Riddle, Ore. tTrojanl 12 acres, planing mill, 10 ear spur track burn- ; er, 5 oahlna, garage end tool ahed, Inquire C, -JS. Parker.' Canyonville Phone a4fiB Long Distance Moving Of Household Goods NATIONWIDE OR WITHIN STATB Ph. OR 3-8232 FOR FREE ESTIMATE WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO. AGENTS FOR Aero-Mayflower . : Transit Co. Subdivision APPROXIMATELY 0 a eras in Wait Winston. On county road. Some road In, City water. Consider cash offer. OS 0-5404, after 6 OS 9-3102. THREE bedroom house, 3 lots. Hard wood floors. Ceramic tile bath and ia . kltohon. Electric heat. Large fireplace. Drapes throughout house. Partly Jur nlsjied. Also 2 -bedroom cottage apt in rear, completely furnished. Rent for $73 month. OR 3-7840. LARGE THREE bedroom, West slda noma, aouoie nam, wnn ceramic uie, lots of closets, and bulltina, dining room and breakfast nook. Utility room, double gnrago. 123 W. Cardinal St, OR 2-1574. ' SMALL, our room hou6 In Winston, .not moacrn. trice. amau down payment, balance term te' suit pur chaser, Martin Suksdcrf, Winston, Ore gon.' TWO bedroom home."Virepface, oil" fur- nace. wired for electric range and automatic dryer. Large yard. Low down payment Monthly payment! Ilka rent. OR 3-7040. TRADE or sell, $3,000 equity for $1,260 unfurnished, or 1 1,800 furnished. 2 bed room home. Garden spot. Consider car trade in. Contact Jim Hesa, Win ston, or phone OR 2-2714. GOOD BUY $2,200. equity for $1,200. in 3018 W. Sherwood dwelling. Balance of $B,700 payable $75- monthly. Key at 2046 Sherwood. Contact A. G. Drake, 873 Sunset Dr., Whlttler, Calif. Ph. OXford 444-278. SELL OR TRADE 3 bedroom home. 4 acre. Shop and garage. Will con sider unfinished or smaller house, close in, or acreage. F. Jensen, 3.4 miles south ot Dillard. 1 ONE bedroom modern house, vacant. uig lot. some turntiure. sjuuo., sow. down, $33. month. Three bedroom house, large lot, 09x119', $4050., $500. down and $53. month. OS 8-0458. FOR SALE My equity In 3 level acres in trie neart of Winston, 1,200. Glenn Hadley, Myrtle Creek. Phone 33UB. 100 ACRES or less, Partly cleared. Live creeK. uood well. Two bedroom un finished house. 3 miles West Looking glass store. Box 1109. OR 3-4011. FOR SALE Acreage, well drained. Free soil. School bus. District 4. 10 down. Good terms. E. D. Russell, Wil bur, Oregon. BY OWNER 4 room temporary house on rear of 73x130' lot. Electricity and water. $R00 equity. Plum St., Winston, OS 0-3200. WINSTON, Division street. 2 bedroom. plastered. Hardwood floors, utility room. Carport, $8,730. terms. Paul Bender. SECURE your dam and water rights. Jim Daughterly. The Engineer. Phone OS 9-fi8.;tjr OR 2-2803. fM MEDIA TE possession. "Modern, coity two bedroom house. $730. down. OR 3-8738. "Always have It surveyed." Jim baufh erty, The Engineer. Ph. OS 9-8634 or OR 2-2805. FOR SALE OR TRADE 8 arree with buildings and stock. Call OR 3-4760 before 7 p.m. T W 6 BEDROOlhome. Hardwood floors, fireplace, ell furnace heat. 1418 U.K. Strong. OR2.113l. NICE i f bedroom house,Near Winston. ' acre. Fruit trees, electric heat. Low down payment. OJt3-7R4C. 280 ACHE STOCk ranch, modern 'house. Would consider town property ai part payment, OR3-6703. THREE bedroom morternhome for sale. Total price, $3600. Grape and Robinson Streets. Winston. A TWO "BEDROOM" home for sale, about l"i acres. Melrose, OR 3-7721. TIIK EE BEDROOM "home! Good loca tion. OR 2-1178. LOT." libxl 23." in dreen. LthneTAve.'OR 3-4827. two BEDROOM home for tale, to Green. Ph. OR 7BH SEVERAL nice itrta for sale. Call OS 9-3339, COTS - Ad'joMki atoieWt, OR 3473$ after 4:30.