10 The Newt-Review, Roiaburg, Ore. Mon. Oct. 21, 1957
M Garden
? clubs
FALL FLOWER SHOW
Town and Country Garden Club,
assisted by the Riverbend and Oak
Knoll clubs, will present a fall
flower and garden show Oct. 26
and 27.
Theme of the show will be
"Through The Moon Gate" and
will be held at the Douglas County
Fair Grounds Community Building.
The Saturday program will be
from 1 to 9 p.m., Sunday from 12
noon to 6 p.m.
Rules of the showi
X. AU matur gardener of Roseburg
and vicinity, both member of the
club and non-members, ar urged
to exhibit in the ahow.
f. Entries will be accepted between
hour of 0 to 11 a m., Oct. 28 at the
Community Building. County Fair
ground!, Hoeeburg. Late entrlee will
be exhibited but not judged.
3, An exhibitor may make one entry
In a cUu or sub-class.
4 Exhibitor may accompany monitor
on floor only long enough to place
exhibit.
S. Container will be furnished for hor
ticulture specimens; arran tegmenta
will be in own container, marked on
underside with name of exhibitor,
0. Committee in charge will exercise
all possible care, but wlU not be
responsible for any damage or prop
erty lose.
T. Ribbons will be awarded la all worthy
claa sea,
8. Judging will begin at 11 a.m. Oct
2i. No one except judges, clerks and
how official will be ai lowed on
floor during judging.
0, Entries may not lie removed before
6 p m., Oct. 27, but must be Claimed
by 7 p.m.
JO. Horticultural exhibits will be Judged
on: perieciuin oi wrm, lwiu
texture; depth and purity of color;
condition; size accoraing so iypi
fnl Intra and stem.
Entries In horticulture must be shown
with their own foliage.
Horticultural specimens must have
been grown by the exmoiior ana,
where possible, labeled with variety,
1. Arrangement material may ba
secured anywhere. The arranging
mutt be the work or the exhibitor.
Arrangements generally will be
turiffri on: color combination: rela
tion to container; design; distinction
and originality; suitability oi com
bination of material: condition.
A novice Is anyone who has not won
three blue ribbon previously. A no
vice may enter advanced classes but
amateurs, those who have won three
blue ribbons, may not enter novice
classes.
Accessorise not permitted unless spe
cified.
Plants, shrubs, herbs, bulbs, ar
rangement material, accessories,
appointment and flower arrange
ment calendars will be on sale.
Refreshments will be sold in the
Japanese Tea Garden. All proceeds
will be used in planting an en
trance mall in the new city park.
Aim of the show is to stimulate
the knowledge and love of garden
ing among amateurs; to aid in the
protection of native trees, plants
and birds, and to aid in beau t if i ca
tion of the city by encouraging
its residents to establish and main
tain gardens and parks.
HI VISION I nOHTlCULTUKB
SECTIONS I to XI Inclusive are for
Chrysanthemums and the following class
es apply to themt
Class
A While
Jl Pink or Lavender
C Bronie
D Kcd
K Yellow
F -Purple
G Hi-color
Disbudded flower (See. I Vlt re ex
hi hi ted on one (1) stem; not disbudded
Sec VII XI) one Hi spray.
Necllon
I Kihibltlon larg regular incurve
football type.
II Japanese larg Irregular Incurve.
Shaggy petals.
III ftiienom 1- rows ray petals
cushion center.
IV (tingles 1-8 rows ray petals, small
flat center.
V Hpoon 1-9 rows ray petals, open flat
centereach ray petal tubular and
flared Into spoon or spatula toward
tip; more than V tip Is flared.
VI Spider fully double flowers, tips
distinctly colled or hooked. Petals ei
ther Incurved or rericxed.
VII Hmsll Pom I'om button type lees
than I " Inches.
VIII Medians I'om Fom l'fr so I'V
IX Large I'om Pom over 2V
X lisoorstlrs er XnglUb reflex dou
ble; no center.
XI Any other type not mentioned
XII HUtim.D OR FKUITKII H Hit II It
er TKtK 1 branch or stein not
over :m" in length.
XIII ANNUALS any kind 1 stem
XIV l'HtKNNIAI.8 any kind 1 stem.
11IV1MON II AKKANliKMKNTS
SECTION I NOVICK ( l.AHNiH
isce rules)
A stnsll Talk not to exceed B Inches
(n diameter.
II jrwrls arrangement In colored
glass In jewel colors,
f It am ho Branches featuring chry
santhemums in basket type container
It I'rrtljr as a rictere featuring
pink and lavender chrysanthemums.
Autama Ulew using fruit and fol
iage nlv.
tiM'TlllN II AMATEUR CLASHES
ise rules)
A Trad Winds dried arrangement
lifting chrysanthemum as accent.
It ftrasun of ths Monsoon all green
arrangement.
1 .tirat r In ran Oriental type
arrangement any material, l'an acces
sories l Ikabsna arrangement In Japan
cur ntuimei .
i: IUt sf Ilvnrsll for ooffee tablt
Using shell container or shell ai'ceioriv
!' (Klrrlng of tba (lads Fruit and
or vegetable with chrysanthemums.
(I Autumn Sunset sultabln for
dining tattle Using any type flowers
II TV Tra? far tin no flat silver
permitted. Class limited to 12 trays;
entries to be nwide by October 15 at the
Diamond Shop which Will furnish chins
lor Ihr trays
niVIMON HI POTTF.D PLANTS
S.-Un
1 -African Vtolets Singles
II -African Violets Double
Ht-MrKtmias
I V-- fieraniuuts
V Any other Potted Plant
DIVISION IV PA It IK hi. rTINCifl
Open to (lai-den Clubs only. Chum,
crystal and flatware to Ite furntslu-d bv
Jark Weal's Diamond Shop. Mules will
be furnished to em-h rlub entering.
First piire
Second prlre 110 no
Thud prise Kial Doulton China
figurine.
RADIO PROGRAM
Orofion Si;iU' Kedornlion of Gar
den I'lubs will prrsi-iU its second
prornm ovor a local radio sl;iliou
Tuesday from 3:110 to 4 p in.. Sub
ject will be perennial border by
Airs. J. K. Snipes, program chair
man for the l'ortland judtges coun
cil. OAK KNOLL
Mrs, T. L. (ioodwin and Mrs.
T). W. McCaritar fruiii tlu Hose
bur Town and Country (iarden
Club wore guests for Ihe October '
I meeting, j
They Kve i report on the Fall
Flower mid Garden Show (o be
presented by the Kosoburg Tuv.n'
and Country Garden Club assisted J
by the (Ink Knoll and Kiverberd I
Garden Clubs. It Is to lie held in:
the Community liuilding at the
))oliRlas County Fair Grounds, Oct
2fl and 27. The Thcmo is "Through i
Uto Moon Gate." ;
C
Ths Oak Knoll Garden Club wic'a
Mrs. Joe Dent as show chairman,
will be responsible for the Japanese
Tea Garden, All members partiei-
patini; will provide decorations and
materials for the display. In con
junction wiui the snow there will
be a table setting display. Mrs.
Pete Serafin is in charge of tho
Oak Knoll entry. The show is open
to tne puouc.
Mrs. Lee Emery, president,
conducted the business meeting.
Mrs. Donald Monroe took over the
duties of the treasurer, and Mrs.
Kenneth Molver gave the program
on chrysanthemums in the absence
of Mrs. Doug Tudor who prepared
the paper.
Mrs. Kay Walker was hostess for
the October meeting at ber borne
on IV. is. Knoll Avenue.
DAYS CREEK
Final plans were made at the
September meeting of the Days
Creek Garden club for the fall
meeting of ths Umpqua District
of the Oregon Federation which
will be held Monday at the Mason
ic Hall in Canyonville with the
Days Creek group as the hostess
club.
Mrs. G. M. Krell, general chair
man lor tne aflair announced a
coffee hour would be held followed
by the business session, and lunch
eon. Later in the day Mrs. A. C.
Lewis oi Aledtord will demonstrate
flower arrangements. Mrs. Krell
has named on her committees Mrs.
Kay Wright, Mrs. Charles Farmer
and Mrs. Glen Dodge, registration;
Mrs. Ivan Kelly and Mrs. Richard
Williams, table decorations; Mrs.
Bruce Ferguson, Mrs. Clarence
Richardson, Mrs. R. V. Matthews,
Mrs. Ronie Hendrix and Mrs.
Krell, luncheon, and Mrs. Bud
Gaulke, Mrs. W. Frank Brown and
Mrs. R. A. Moore, program. There
will be in attendance many state
and district officers as well as
members from garden clubs
throughout Southern Oregon.
The business meeting of the club
was preceded by a coffee hour.
During the afternoon Mrs. Richard
Williams, who is chairman of the
Community Clubs Awards contest
gave a detailed report on this ac
tivity. Buyers guides were distribu
ted and sales slip pick-up stations
were listed as follows; Canyonville,
ienys irauing 1'osi; Days Creek,
Krells Days Creek store; M 1 1 o,
Mrs. Williams, and Tiller. Mrs.
Walter Gosnell.
It was decided that there would
be no club meeting held in October
because of the district meeting.
The schedulo for the November
meeting will be announced at a
later date.
Portland Gas & Coke
Declares Dividend
PORTLAND Wl A quarterly
dividend of 15 cents a share on
common stock was declared by
Ihe directors of Portland Gas &
Coke Co.. Charles H. Gueffrov.
president of the firm, reported
here.
He said net income for the 12
months ended Sept. 30 was $1.-
341,022 an increase of $1 5S,7t6
over the provious 12 months.
The 15-cent dividend will be paid
to stockholders Nov. IS.
CATCH 636 WHALES
VANmilVE II U r in Tl,
Whnlinff fpnenn nff iha ,nct t
of Vancouver Island has ended
with a catch of 636 whaics of all
types.
Stot Bank No. 309
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Douglas County State Bank
of Roieburg, in ths Stats of Orogon
at ths closs of buiineu on October 1 1, 1957.
ASSETS
1. Cosh, balances with othsr bonks, including reserv.
balance!, ond cosh Items in process ot collection ... $ 3,425,530.12
2. United States Government obligations, direct ond
ouaronteed 6 099.278 86
3. Obligations of States and political subdivisions 2,327,442.40,
6. Loans ond discounts (including $4,571.80 overdrafts) 9,649,153.25
7. Bank premises owned $880.93, furniture ond fu
tures $120,046.93
8. Real estots owned other than bonk premises
1 1. Other Assets
12. TOTAL ASSETS '
LIABILITIES
13. Dematul deposili of Individuals, partnershipi, and
corporation
I 4. Tims deposit! of individuals, partnerships, and corpora
tion! 15. Deposit! of United State! Government (including pos
tal savings)
14. Opositi ol Stole! ond policilal subdivisions
17.. Deports of banks ...
18. Other deposit! (certified ond otlrcer'i checks etc)
19. TOTAL OFPOSITS $20,279,286 98
23. Other liabilities
24. TOTAL LIABILITIES
CAPITAL
25. Capitol
26. Suiplui
27. UruJiviilpd profiti
28. Rewrv
29. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
30. TOTAL IIAHILIIIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
MEMORANDA
31. Asset plcloe,! or cmtgned to secur liabilities ond
tor other puriKHo j 5 026 545 81
32. (b) Securities a ihown abova or after deletion of
reserves ot 5 173,795 80
I, P. D. Moort, Cathier, of the ahova-named bank, da tolemnly
sweor that the above statement is true, ond that it fully ond corrrctlv
represents the ttut statt ot the several motttvs herein contained and
set forth, to the best of my knowledge ond belief.
Correct Attest: F. D. MOORB
W. E Garrison Thomas Garrison
E. G Young John m. Brown
Statt of Oregon, County of Douglas, tv
Sworn to and iubKribed btor me this 21st day of October, 1957.
EVELYN L. FRA7IER, Notary Public
My commissiwi expires August 15, I960.
Spokane Families Spend
Chilly Night Friday
. SPOKANE Wl Some 10.000
families spent a chilly night Fri
day night as temperatures drop
ped below freezing and the city's
natural gas supply remained cut
off.
The 16-inch pipeline supplying
the city of some 185,000 and sur
rounding suburban areas broke
with a thunderous explosion about
30 miles west of here early Fri
day. The line broke where it runs
under Little Rock Creek, with a
blast that tore a 10-foot square
hole in the ground and sent a
nearby farm family scrambling
for the cellar. There was no fire.
Cause of the fracture was not
yet known.
Officials hoped to restore serv
ice to the area by midnight Sunday.
Accused Arsonist Dies
In Klamath Falls Jail
KLAMATH FALLS gi A man
accused of arson was found dead
in the Klamath Falls jail here
and an autopsy has been ordered
to determine cause of death.
He was Robert A. Hurley of
Klamath Falls, who was jailed
Thursday night after the Klamath
Falls fire department investigated
three fires. .
Fire Chief Roy Howe said Hur
ley did not admit setting the
blazes. . .
Papers in Hurley's effects indi
cated he had been a mental
hospital patient, and had tried to
take his life, police said.
This week, we should have in the
extension office the tree seedling
order blanks from the State Forest
Nursery. So, come in and got your
copy or call us, and we will mail
you one. Because of the great de
mand for seedlings and the still in
adequate supply, you should give
this matter your immediate at
tention to avoid disappointment.
Whether you are planting to re
forest logged-over areas, marginal
land, or eroded areas for forest
trees or Christmas trees, you will
need to know a few basic things
about ordering trees and about
planting them.
For forest planting. 7x7-foot or
8x8-foot spacing is O. K. The for
mer will require 889 trees per acre
and the latter 681 trees per acre.
For Christmas tree planting, 4x4
foot spacing or 2,722 trees to the
acre is about right.
AS FOR TIMBER SPECIES,
Douglas for, of course, is pre
ferred. Ponderosa pine should Ire
reserved for drier sites, and Port
Orford cedar for areas close to or
within its natural range. For
Christmas tree species, the true firs
such as grand, white, and noble
fir are preferrable. Douglas fir,
however, is still very acceptable,
especially where the grower in
tends to prune or shear his trees
to obtain superior quality.
Now, suppose we have ordered
our trees and received them. How
do we handle them when we get
them?
If you are going to plant your
trees within ten days after receiv
ing them, then you will not need
to heel them in. You will, however.
need to keep the trees moist by
standing the bundles on end and
running water through them. They
should be stored in a cool shady
place.
If you are going to hold your
seedlings for more than ten days,
You should heel them in. litis
means digging trenches deep
enough to allow the roots to hang
nearly straight and covering the
roots with soil to the depth that
tne trees grew in the nursery. Heel-
120,927.86
35.855.17
24,378 04
$2 1,682.565.70
10,389,028 1 1
5,477,088,1 1
i
114 270.38,
4,072,731.91
101,890.73 '
124,277.74
94 b09.76
$20,373,796.74
250,000.00
750,000.00
303,730.76
4,983 20
ACCOUNTS
1.303,768 96
$21,682,565,70
3; PwlpJ By Bob Bradley
y& E3". County Exteniion Agent
OUT OUR WAY
m iMiSM' w woKpe.sajRe 'ats it, aaa- ,
f ij'Y GCXMG TO RUIM YOUR J A LITTLE MORE
'W i l STOMACH WITH THIS BUTTER M-M- I
ill'V, I, I EATIWG BETWEEN MEALS ) GOSH, VOU'RE
Mi WWW AMD HOT BREAD V APAWPVMA.'
ijmJ WHV, IT WOULP y HONEST VARE, I
''MSr KILL EVEM 1 V MOMf J i;';,! !4 '
Hi V.TIME y ffS . T VWLLINS WM,
Yf J K'Vl TO TAKE MMiZSZ
I ' J ) ACHAMce fffjf 1
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ing-in beds should be in moist well
drained soil in a shady place, or
have artificial shade. Trees should
be removed from the bundles for
the heeling-in process, and soil
should be tramped well around
them to prevent air pockets.
NOW, WE'RE READY for plant
ing. People often ask, "is it dif
ficult to plant, or how many
trees can I plant in a day?" As
for the technique, it is simple,
yet it must be done carefully just
as though you were planting berry
bushes or Other small shrubs. An
experienced man can plant between
500 - 800 trees in an eight-hour
day.
Drive an ordinary mattock into
the ground, work the handle up
and down, and you've got a small
hole in which to plant a tree. Place
the roots of the tree in the hole
to the same depth they were in
the nursery and tramp the earth
back in place. Be sure there are no
air spaces around the roots.
Make certain that the roots hang
naturally in the hole before tramp
ing back the soil. Tangled roots
or those turned up, so that they
stick out above the ground, are al
most certain to die. Where there is
a sod, scalp off this layer before
digging the hole to lessen grass
competition.
On steep hillsides, cut a little
shelf in the bank or plant tree
slightly deeper than normal' to al
low for the wash of winter rains.
On southerly slopes, in particular,
try to plant trees on the north side
of stumps or logs, or even a shin
gle. This dead shade mav mean
the difference between death or
survival from the rays of the hot
summer sun.
Western Pine Orders,
Shipment Lag Behind
PORTLAND HI Production.
orders and shipments of western
pine are running slightly behind
last year, the Western Pine Assn.
said in its weekly report here.
uuiput so tar this year is SI
per cent of last year's for the
same time. Shipments arc per
cent and orders are 97 per cent.
For the week ending Oct. 12,
the three categories were up,
compared wnn me previous week.
Comparative figures, in board
feet with tho final 000 omitted,
for last week, the previous week,
and' a year ago, in that order:
Orders, 87,815, 88.680 and 87.C13;
shipments 83,597, 82.152 and 85,
009; production 84,149, 83,0-17 and
94,583.
CHILD DROWNS
STANLEY, Kan. (.fi Four-year-old
Kenneth Ingle slid headfirst
into a hole dug for a utility pole
and drowned in 21 inches of water
yesterday. The body was found by
his father, Oliver ingle, who saw
the child's tricycle and wagon near
the hole.
LEGAL
AnVKRTlSEMKNT FOR Ri
Sen I oil proposal marked ' l'ropoal
for Upper TVrraca Drive Paving will
be received up 10 the hour of 11. oil
oVIuck AM H'STt on the .Wh dav of
October. and then publicly opened
and re .id Proposal nhall b ndrireKrd
and delivered to the ftly Recorder. Citv
Mall, Hiweburg. Ore eon. Any and ail
proposal teemed after the ttme upeci
fird above Mil te returned unopened.
The con tempt a led work gener,illy eon-l-.t
of PIS cubic yard of excavation.
4.M) lineal feet of concrete curb and
gutter, 7:ifl cubic yard of rock and 2. .171)
qi).ir yards of Aphaltic Concrete
Plain, Specificatiom, lropoal Form,
and instruction may lie mvured upon a
tlcpoait or 1300 at the office f the
Citv Engineer, Roieburg. Oregon
rniicci!.fiil bidder wilt lw refund
ed Fifteen dollar i$iS0oi upon the re-
ui 1 11 01 eacn sei. in good condition, pro-;
uled Ihe return I mada ithin five i
V dav after the date et for the j
opening of hula. I
All proposal mini be n,-.-onip,inied I
by a certified chc.k or Ri.Ulei ' Hond
made paabi to the Ctt ,, Ko-pbuig.1
Oregon, m an amount not than 1 1
five 'S percent of the amount bid j
Riddrra must he pre-ju.i!'licd in ae-1
corcUin-e with the lawa of Orron
The rmhi ti reserved to reject anv
or all bul. to waive anv irregiilaritie
or to accept the bid deemed m the bet
intereati of the Ctt of Roaehurg
Dated trm 1 7th day of October, 1W7
t'iT or Rosmnu;.
tlOl'tU.AS COUNTY, OREGON
Hv Willm O Hill
Recorder-Treasurer
NOTH'B TO CKIIHTOHI
All person having rlaimi sujintt ih
Estate of John Victor Short. Ue eased
m.w pending in the Probale ttrpiint.it;
.-f the Circuit Court of lVuUi C.miuI.;'
Oregon, are hrrrbv not if text to oireut
the mm. propcrlv wnded. to the under
united at F O Box 7im, Hoselmrg. Ors
..t. or lo R L. Whipple, Atlorne- at
l aw, U S National Bank Building, Hon.
burg, Oregon. ith;n nx months from
the date cf Hits notice which la Septem
ber St, 1 1ST
M Delia Short, Admlrdatralnx.
MOMENTS WEt? LIKE TO LIVE OVER
HOT HEEL-M-M-M-Boy.'
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Real Estate 1
Always See ... A Realtor
It will pay you ,
be sure
be safe
Look for this EMBLEM
It means DEPENDABLE Real Estatt
counsel. Only HEALTOHS dis
play thli emblem. Vet ... it -will
pay.
Always See A Realtor
7(4 ACRES in LookinffKtasi Valley with
nice large z-Dearoom nou. Double
garage. Creek just back of house
Price $9,500. Terms. Martin Suksdorf
at Cottage Court. Winiton. Oregon.
48 ACRES, 2-bed room modern plastered
nouse. ADout ww m. Dig and growth
timber on paved road. Alio, TD 14A
10M cat, IVIX) hours. Dozer and drum
All for $,t.VO00 cash. Write Box 555
News Review.
S300 DOWN, $6fW0 full price for 3-bed-
ronra noma wnn atiacned gnrage, ln
ide utility, lots of tor ire, bath with
tub and ahower. On Booth St, OR 2
1H.VI. HOITSE and barn, 'j arre In Roberta
creefc district. 2S unfurnished, W.
800 furniahed. Ternit. OR ,1-4!(i3 after
6 weekday, all day Sunday.
FOR SALE or trade Discount equity
in nice 2-bedroom hotiae for truck or
ear of equal value. End of Landers
Lane, turn left, 3rd hou-t. on left.
NEARLY" NFW .I-- ' bedroom? firepln'ee"
Colored bath. $200 down to Vet or take
trade Payment leas than rent. Phone
W2 Sutherlm.
WANTED Listings on noma, ranch
es and lima II acreages. We help fi
nance. Iehman Real Estate. OR 3-0193
or OR 3-60HI evening.
TWO"" EDROOM!-moderri" houeTcorn
pletely remodeled, 3 blocks from Roae
Hotel. A real bur at $WM, Call OR
3-8.'WO
THREE BEDR OOM . modern"" Vi ouiVon
large eorner lot. Hardwood floor, fire
place, double carport and larg shop.
2ZI W Haiel,call OR 3-3.MW.
BY OWNER 2-bedroom house, new
houae. atarted. Good location. sVt?oo
full price. Consider car or trailer.
ORS-;hh.
SELL or trade for Eugene bouse! 8
room houaa, Winston, Ertentlal fur
niture. OR 2-3423-
rOH S A LK Bu lid ing si ta "close "to
Diamond Lake Hmhway near Glide,
Good view. OK 3-ftHUJ
$400 DOWN.'i bedroom 7ndi aragepjT
tlo, paved street, fenced yard. $6900
OH 2 J444.
THREE BEDROOM home In Winston.
Will trade equity for larrw trailer
house Write News-Review Bo .v7.
TW O BEDROOM home. " Glide DiMrtcT
River frontage. A. J. Stand ley. GY
6-,U!7
LOT lOnnlW, north. Pticea $t.V terms.
OR 3-602.
Marlon Brando's Home
Burgliriied Of $3,000
HOLLYWOOD U White actor
Mai Ion Brando and bis new brule.
actress Anna Kashfi, were honey
mooning, burglars entered his Hol
lywood Hills home wid made off
with items valued at $3,000.
Brando told police veMerday th;ft
two cameras, a typeuriu-r, some
perfume and jewelry and a dime
cabinet containing story material
and personal letters were stoten.
He offered a $1,000 reward for
the return of the filing cabinet
with its contents intact.
By J. R. Williams
JI?.VlILLIAAg
. T.M. Rf. U.S. P. Off. 02I
197 b, NCA S.-;f.. l.-r.
Real Estate 1
DOUGLAS COUNTY
REALTY
FISHER ROAD 2 bedroom home on
l'a acres of excellent ground. Total
price ssjuo, down payment sjoo. Bal.
S60 per mo.
SOUTHEAST ROSEBURG 3 bedroom
home with fireplace .double carport,
hardwood floors, separate dining room,
Inside utility, etc. Priced right at Si,.
too. law aown payment to qualified
GREEN DISTRICT Newer 3 bed
room home on desirable lot. Fireplace
separate dining room, hardwood floors
attached garage, colored bathroom
fixtures, large ward.robe closets with
sliding mahogany doors and electric
neat, aiu,wju. f.h.a. or G.l.
NORTH ROSEBURG Absolutely new
extra large 3 bedroom home with at
tached garage, fireplace, forced air
oil furnace, hdw. floors, etc. G.L with
aiuuu down. Total price SU.5O0.
RIVER BEND ACRES Plan now for
that future home on the North Ump
qua river. Lota average around l'a
acres each. Priced at SHOO. Down pay
ment siuu. .
GROCERY STORES We have 3 ex
cellent grocery stores with living quar
ters. Please call us for particulars.
Craig I. Short
Realtor
1118 S.E. .Stephens Phone OR 3-d020
Evenlneh
Craig I. Short OR 3-2409
Dick Stevenson OK 3-8744
$500
DOWN
3-BEDROOM. Sep. din. room, fireplace,
floor furnace, Vt basement. Close to
town. $5900 full price.
$1000.
Down
3-BEDROOM. Dillard. On tewer. paved
at. and walks, insulated, fireplace.
12M sq. ft. of good clean home in
perfect condition. Will trade for Hose
burg 3 bedroom, or sell for $11,500.
t P. Contract BaL at $83 mo.
V2 Acre
PAVED RURAL West. 3-bedroom,
modem ranch style. Fireplace, attach
ed garnge, big lawn, river full of water.
Taxes $ltJ5. $13,500 to be financed.
150 Acres
90 IRRIGATED alfalfa acres and more
ir you want It. 50 acres sub-Irrigated,
never needs water. mile or river
frontage. All tillable, no stumps. Won
derful big 4 bedroom home and wi
do mean big, spacious and homev.
Can you use a couple of 16 x32' bed
rooms or a separate dining room, l'i
baths. A basement wood furnace and
the whole structure as solid as the
rock of Gibraltar with a better view.
Large hay shed. Track and Hiway
frontage. $58,000. Down. Balance
t $2000 per year. (
WINTER
REAL ESTATE
53.1 W Harvard
ACROSS FROM 11K.H SCHOOL
Phone OR 3-7043
EVENINGS
Charles Pratt OR 1-3127
Harry Winter OR 3-701
Mac McGuir ' OS B-8442
REAL ESTATE OPENING! CHANCE
to operate your own real estate busi
ness, backed by a well-established na
tional! -known coast to-coa1 orgnni
n.tion' UNITED FARM AGENCY, with
a record of mora than 30 years' hon
orable service, 4 la now seeking the
right m.n or couple to take over the
Roieburg territory. Complete training,
adequate supervision and advertising
support to assure success. No invest
ment required. Real estate exper
ience not necessary. Assistance given
tn securing license. Licensed salemen
or brokers also invited to Investigate
the advantages of Joining the UNITED
organisation to share in the benefits
of UNITED'S nation-wide , program
Complete details, including copy of
our famous dialog, mailed without
obligation. Writ todav! UNITED
FARM AGENCY, Box JUS Eugene.
Oregon.
BUILD house to suit yourself, on tfm
.w c rancn. iou acre line rirr
bottom soil. 150 permanent hay and ,
p.iture. 120 free water right, older!
feed barn, good airy bam and milk I
MuLse. One mile east of Oaklind on j
HS.iWO. some terms, Loran O Neal.
Oakland, Oregon. Ph. 2735.
For Sale or Trade
Ot'PLEX. practically new. Both tides
furnished, brings in W5 per month.
Free and clear. Will trade foe acre
age or take contract as down pay
ment. CllOR 3-740.
BY OWNER 3 bedroom home with
ftrepiace, wall-to-wall carpeting, patto.
g r with workhup Nice aid
Wilt sacnfU-e eqint. U'W lapses Unt
itles and anie lurtuture optional. OH
2 .W.Ior OR 3-UXI7
NORTH I MIwt'A HI VFR home near
t.tide 1 tnirvms. gnrce. and liv
ing qiiarter. Trers, g.udcn and fUh
ing L.'w tax dltrtct Will earrv dn
tract SkX) OR ext. 7tf. After
P M. OR J-5WIJ. I
Reel Estate 1
BLEND of charm and economy. This
3-bedroom ranch-style charmer tf ev
erything woman could ak for. Cost
ly style and design not usually found
in a hom at this price. Ail natural
mahogany kitchen, ceramic tile drain
boards, built-in range and oven. Tiled
bath; also V bath off kitchen. Oil
furnace. On sewer. Unmatched in qual
ity and price 112,950.
CONVENIENT to Roieburg Lumber. A
3-bedroom home that can be yours fur
1750 or less down. Lots of room on
V acre lot. Carport, covered patio.
A real buy at S&5O0.
TRADE for ranch or acreage. A de
lightful 3-bedroom home in West
Hoseburg. wau-io-waii carpcuu.
.ianart (nr mavimlim Use of KDace.
Built-in dishwasher. Patio and yard
landscaped to perfection. Living room
witn fireplace, iricea ai
wnn vnn F.-rf..ral G.I.'s at $200 down.
Here is real value In an expandable
3-bedroom home for saOOO. Living room
is 17x17 with huge windows and a won
derful view. Full bath, hardwood
floors, oil floor furnace. Large kitchen
with djning area. Separate utility.
Stairway is in to a floored attic which
can be made into extra rooms. Lot
80x100. Beautiful lawn and flowers.
See this one today.
FOR RENT 3-bedroom, furnished
house. Washer, dryer and freezer. S
miles out Garden vauey ta mo.
Perm's Real Estate
526 N.E. Garden Valley Blvd. OR 3-3367
Evenings and Sundays
Bob and Betty Penn OR 3-8400
Valley Real Estate
HEAP BIG HOME
THEM whats got had to get. Aint no
other way. 5 generous bedrooms. Wall
to wait rugs, r .replace ana lurnace.
Insulated for comfort. Wired 220. Gnr
ane. 90X125 lot. Room for garden. Sell
ing below appraisal $13,900. Excellent
u. i.
A WAY OF LIFE
5Vi ACRES tike park. Irrigated. Calm
peaceful location overlooking river.
About 600 feet river frontage. Spread
out modern home among sprcadout
shade trees. Highly productive. If you
receive 10 years'salary in 1 you can't
buy a nicer location. Yours for $13,-
AOO, $2,300 down, $79 per mo.
$200 DOWKl
UNFINISHED but livable. ' Move right
In. Put your woman to work. Afore
long she will have you a home, f.iuu.
Valley Real Estate
1117 S E. STEPHENS
PHONE ORchard 3-4055
EVENINGS PHONE SALESMEN:
Pocock OR 3-H259
Salesman St Broker Sconce OR 3-38U2
Happy
Homer Says
"If you nied a home right now
call us OKchard 3-5340
Let's Trade For Home
In The Country
IF YOU are tired of city confinement,
let us show you this secluded 42 acre
larm. r ree soil, gooa well water,
fruit trees. About 32 acres can be
cultivated, balance In wood lot. Barn,
chicken hse. older modern home. With
little work could have 4 Bdrms. Im
mediate possession. Priced right $u,
4t)0. Can be bought on reasonable
terms or owner will consider a trade.
Walking Distance
of Down Town
$8500 WILL buy this neat 1 Bdrm
home on a dandy oversize lot. Plenty
room to build a larger home in front.
$500 Down. Balance like rent.
You'll Be Proud To Own
This Home
RANCH type 3 Bdrm home. Lovely liv
ing rm features, beautiful fireplace
lor winter cozincss. ilia Kitcnen and
bath, hdwd floors, wall to wall carpet.
Lovely lawn, shrubs and garden area.
Try to match this for $11,500. F.asy
to finance.
JOYOUS LIVING
FIREPLACES we fun and this wonder
ful Modern Hunch btyle home has
two, one in the spacious living rm
and one In the Den. 2 generous bedrms,
lovely dining area, exciting kitchen,
oak floors, attached garage. If you
are looking for a distinguished home,
perfect location, finest construction
this is for you. PRICE $1.1.950. Let
us help you buy this home.
'WE CAN ALWAYS USE AN
OTHER GOOD LISTING"
MAGNESS
REAL ESTATE
ORCHARD 3-5340
916 S. E Washington
(between Jackson Jk Maln)
Eve. & Sundays
Millard or Marion Magness OR 3-5017
SUNSET LANE
BEAUTIFUL large 1 bedroom home
with extra large den huge fireplace,
furnace heat tub and shower bath,
modern utility room, tile kitchen, fenc
ed yard. Garage, lawn, shrubs, shade,
sacrifice at $11,500 good terms.
IM ACRES 30 acres I,ntus clover. Ir
rigated from large envk. Modern cot
tage, out bldgs. Family fruit $1300
down to reliable party. It's priced to
sell see it today.
LOOK AT THIS 3 bedroom modern
home. Double garage, and 2 rental-.,
for only $.0u0 $.100 down over one
acre city water. It's the buy of the
year see it today. Hurry.
URGENTLY need Listings on good sheep
and stock ranches, have several good
cash buyers.
Lloyd A. Wilson
. REALTOR
1W7 SB Stephen Phot OR 3-8.Y7H ;
Plus Value
SPACIOUS WESTMDI HOME 1 ex
tra large bedroom 1 average tr.
Large living room, rery nice kitchen,
dinette, bath and tile shower. In
ude utility. pltered, hardwood floors.
Large garage. Very nice lot, recently
Gl appraised 9 .950.
WESTS IDE
3 BEDROOM HOME
NEAR school, large livmg-dining room,
fireplace, kitchen nook. bath. pl.it-r-1
ed. hatdwood floors. Attached garage.
$13.. 500.
Acreage I
EXCELLENT FAMILY ORCHARD Car-'
den, pasture, irrigation system and
thnt rurd to find nice 3-bedroom home
with Urge living room, fireplace, dm-'
ing room kitchen-nook, utility and
fruit room. Bath and shower, patio. (
pu-mr re nop ana garage. All for
fl4.MM.
, Trade In
MODrST 1. BEDROOM HOME, priced
ni ti for larger 3-bedroom horn
hat have ou '
Fullerton Realty
Cr Insurance
72J N K. Stephens
Dial OR t-3173
Real Estate 1
GARDEN PARADISE - 1 lo 15 A Hi
fertile Garden Valley. 3 bedroom mod
ern home, batn, chicken hoUM. Water
permit for IS A., irrigation system. B
A. in alfalfa, balance in productive ap
ple, peach and walnut orchard. School
bus, mail and paper to front door.
Reasonable down payment. Low in
terest financing on balance. BiU Tip
ton. OR 3-3818 or OB a-5547.
17-(6SE. STARMER 2-bedroom, din-ing-living
room, nice utility room with
wash trays, partly furnished. F u 1
price $371)0, $750 down, balance $63 per
month. WHY? Because owner moved
to California. Verlyn C. Hasbargen,
4022 ti. Loma, Bosemead, Calif.
Movers 1-A
DON'T MAKE A MOVE
Til You See Flegel
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOV
ISG OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
OR 3-4436
Flegel Transfer & Storage Co. .
Agents For
Bekins Moving & Storage Co.
UMPQUA TRANSFER moves general
commodities in all directions. Live,
stock: a specialty. 266t! Diamond Lak
Blvd. OR 3-H512.
Business Opportunity 2
FOR LEASE New Signal Station
make application at Signal Oil
Plant, 1:151 N. W. Park, Hoseburg.
Rooms For Rent 3
Hotel Umpqua
REASONABLE WEEKLY RATES
For Permanent Guests
JO ANN'S BOARDING HOME. Delic
ious noma cooking. Private room and
board $20 week or S75 month. Lois
, of parking space. 4209 SW Carnea
Road. Green P istrict. OR 3-7947.
CLEAN, FURNISHED housekeeping
room. Private entrance. Walking dis
tance to P.O.. SS5 month. Utilities;
paid. 1-tfl SE, Short St.
ROOM and board for elderly lady. Ex
cellent food and care. Close In. Li
censed. OR 3-52'M.
HOTEL ROSEBURG, TV. Cafe, parking.
Reasonable rates. 513 S.E. Lane, OK
2-9192.
SLEEPING ROOMS, 732 SE Jackson",
next door to Penneya. Phone OR
3-3328.
HOTEL GRAND
services.
' Lowest rates. Hotel
SLEEPING rooms for men. Clean, com
fortable, close In. .102 S.E. Pitzer.
ROOM and board, $75 month. Inquire
1628 Eden Lane.
LARGE, front sleeping room, close In.
OR 3-6302 or OR 3518.
SLEEPING ROOM by day or week.
1238 S.E. Mill.
HOUSEKEEPING
WARM ROOMS. Close in. 508 Spruca at
foot of Washington
Apis. Fcr Rent 4
WINTER
IS COMTXG. Are your utility bills too
high? The Todd Apts. have 1, 2, 3 bed
room apts. with heat, water, garbage,
sewer and yard service provided. AU
have appliances and some completely
furnished. Kent starts at $(0. Phone
OR 3-4340 or OR 2-1303 or OR 3-.W31
to see one of the Westvue Court, Ter
race. Winchester Court, Vista Home
or Oakhill Apts.
Kohlhagen Apts.
LANE & JACKSON STS.
MODERN, REASONABLE RENT
ADULTS OR 3-8244
"A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE"
FAIRHAVEN APARTMENTS 1643 W.
Harvard Ave. Lovely 1 bedroom gar
den court apartment in 8-plex. Stove,
refrigerntor and hoi water f-jrnished.
Only Sfil. Also furnished apartment.
OR 3-(i022.
FURNISHED, attractive 1 bedroom "du
plcx. Indoor planter. View windows.
Hot water, garbage service, washing
facilities furnished. One mile past Niel
sen's Grocery on south highway 99.
Adults. $115. OR 2-1438.
NICE, NEW,.fiirnished, l-!dmom apt.",
suitable for couple; washing facilities,
private parking. Close in. No pets.
Must see to appreciate. 116 S. E.
Hoover Ave.
MOTEL UNITS - All eletrlcTTth
kitchens. S16 and $22 week. Lfnens
utilities furnished. Winchester Motel
01d Highway 99 N. at Winchester
Bridge I .
ONErURNTsiIEU: 1-partly furnished
3-room apartments. Water and garb
age p.ifd; very economical heat. Gar
den Valley Blvd. at 1433 KW Fair
mont. BROCK WAY APARTMENTS Clean
modern and close in. Single and dou
ble apartment at $25 and up. H4fl SE
Brock way. Phone OR 2-3536 OR 2-
CLEAN cnmfoVtobTc and cnipact.
Adults. Added new furnishing and re
duced price. Mor. than a bargain at
$40 month. Eastside. Phone OR 2-1577
or OH 2-12H3.
FIREPLACE ANI) FURNITURE! tocT
Large kitchen with ceramic tile. Show
er private entrance, modern, com
fortable furnishings. We-iLside 73
month. OR2-lo77or Oil 2-12113.
FURNISHED, nice 'l bedroom" apt. "wtTh
in walking distance of town, good
neighborhood. Reduced rent for win-
terIAdiilis only OH 3-3;i.-6
ONE BEDROOM, furnished apt., mod
em apt. btdg . heat, lights, water fur
nirhed Walking distance. 1774 N E
Klamath, OR 2-1W4
ROOMY FURNISHEDd"7.nfurn"irhed
apartments with g.irage Walking dii-
siS or'oR-ir m- or
LARGE 2-room ground fKior apt clean
quiet: 3-ronm ground Hoor apt: both
furnished Inquire 12"2 S E. Stephens
TWO BEDROOM, modern. "furnished apt'
THHEE ROOM. fiTrni.hedpartment:
Close in. Very desirable. Adults. 1332
E. Dou.tI.it
TH1U E furnishcdapts 4fi 4.s to
i c 2nd,, s;,rb "v ice furnished;
. TWO i 3-room diiDlexi'. Oil Moves, lights
and water furnished h) and V5
i n"nthr;M-rll N,h Stn-et. OR 2-lHiiii.
I CLEAN 2 or 3 room furnished or Tinfur-
I "-ToTa Pt' in- OH 3"U4til or OR
NEW LA HOE 1 bedroom apt E'"cTrIc
ORV'.r-o pfr,Kf'rator- OR 3.8445 .of
FURNISH! D moderrTde's'lVablo-i ' - bed".
td. f'.irnnhtd apt,
Garne, hcrft, wi-
Close .u Ad.i
r OH la
THKEE hrtlv.
n rim
J
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eluded JV.iajd J-.i OS -n7H
D7?T;X AAHTMKVT.-very iiveabl.
Adults. Call OR 3-tifi.Y
"'ton' 2roo,n ,urniSwd "apt7,l7'Wrhar"
CI J AN. 5 r- -ii f 1 1 hrd " f 1 a tl t.;i S E
's'rF'irt" t,r ntiu Adu lu. 647
f nRNr7li7ATTrit
furnished aparttnent.
re OR 2-1?
Ati'-'.airs apt
OH J jvo
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TOR RrM . . 2.. ,m .,m,rnt."mil.
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