12 Ths Newt-Riew, Rotcburg, Ore. Mow., Mof. 2, 1959
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OAKLAND GARDEN CLUB ular fertilizer ipretder art luit-
Jlri. Nadui Stearin waj host-1 able.
,,t the last meeting of Oakland i Be certain when using in.ecti
ciden Club, t which .he gave a ! cidw. to follow direction! on the
report on the flower show school . label, use the correct mount.,
to be held at the fairground, in and only for the crop. .pecficaUy
Ro.ebuxg March 30 to April 2. cleared for the in.ect.cide.
Mr.. Steam. nnounced that! RAINBOW GARDEN CLUB
iw. ttnriins are to take tack i A stx-cial meeting of the Win-
lunch i iton-Dillard Kainbow Garden Club
Fags Preferred
To Health Check
NEW YORK (AP)-The craving
for cigarette now ia atronger
than man', fear of cancer in
the future, two doc ton reported
in icientifie paper.
"for most people disagreeable
fact or probability in the future u
preferred to disagreeable rem
edy in the present," ft. J Dr. Jo
seph D. Matarazzo, head of the
University of Oregon Medical
School division of medical psychol
ogy, and Dr. George Saslow, head
of the school', department of
psychiatry.
They presented their paper be
fore an American Cancer Society
conference on lung cancer. They
cited statistic. Unking smoking
and lung cancer.
"Experience shows that, even
when person faced with this
The club voted to install flood was held recently at the home of problem ha. all vailable factual
1ir-ht at Trians e Park, whicn it
sponsors, so it will be possible to
light up the park and trim the
reedwood tree at Christmas. Mr..
Stearn. wa. chosen chairman for
the project.
The club endorsed the .ending of
l.'t'em to the senators, asking for
the elimination of bill boards along
the highway and indiscriminate
spraying.
RtMrvation. Made
Ten member, made reservation,
to attend the district meeting to
be held at the Douglas County fair
ground. March 20. The Good Earth
Garden Club will host.
Five dollar, i. being ent to the
State Garden Club Centennial fund
to add to the amount for clock in
the garden of World Wide Flow
ers. A card party was planned to be
given on St. Patrick'. Day, March
17. Mrs. Norman Nelson is gen
eral chairman.
The program on bird. wa. giv
en by Mrs. Paul Schulze on purple
finch; Mr.. Lulu McMahon. the
wood thrush, and Mr.. Mildred
Burpee, auduhon warbler.
Mrs. Hazel Haines presented the
horticultural report on native
shrub.. Mrs. Stearn. then showed
slides of Italy scenery and the
Philippine Islands. Slides were
also shown of the garden club dis
trict 16, created at the County
Fair, with each club having its
own plot.
SOIL INSECTICIDES
The applying of insecticides to
the toil and working them in
thoroughly hai become very prac
tical over the past few years.
Thi. method of applying hi.
many advantages. They are easy
to apply, economical and most im
portant, lid the .ucces. of control
ling the insect, that spend a po
tion of their life cycle in the
ground, and in the larvae stage,
feed on the root, and tuber, of the
crops. The control of such insect,
a. wireworms, cucumber beetle
larvae, carrot rust fly, strawberry
root weevil and white grub, has
been most successful. Also the
damage from corn maggot, onion
maggot and cabbage maggot has
been reduced. Materials that have
proven most effecient for this .oil
application are aldrin, dieldren and
heptarhlor. These insecticides not
only give rapid kill but some
times last is much aa two years
in the soil. These emulsions ire
available in liquid emulsions, to-j
be sprayed on. uusts, wnicn can
be dusted on, or granular formula
tions which can be mined with
fertilizer and applied with reg-
Ethel Johnson in Winston,
J. Roland Parker, county home
extension agent, spoke. He dem
onstrated the budding and grafting
of tree, and the pruning of peach
trees, according to Mrs. Brunette
Wilson, New.-Keview correspond
ent. TOWN AND COUNTRY
Roseburg Town and Country
Garden Club heard Mrs. Ray Car
rico, garden therapy chairman,
announce that flower arrangements
will be needed for the Veterans
Administration March 2 ind 26,
during the club's last meeting.
A special committee reported on
the luncheon meeting given by the
fair board members, to discus,
gardens at the Douglas County
Fair. Members were reminded that
the Flower Show School will be
held at the Roseburg Woman'.
Club March 31-April 1. Mr.. A. B.
Peterson reported on progress of
plan, for the flower show, to be
held In May.
Mr.. L. E. Adams, horticultural
chairman, presented a report on
the origin of garden perennials,
fertilizing hints and the new flow
ers for 19S9. The program, cor
sage workshop, wa. given by Mrs.
f. H. Daugherty.
District director and chairman of
wild flowers will be at the March
meeting at the home of Mr.. Les
ter Nielsen.
SUTHERLIN GARDEN CLUB
Sutherlin Garden Club held a
workshoD ind demonstration on
corsage making at it. last meet
ing in the Community Building.
Mrs. Leland Van Allen gave a
talk and demonstrated with fresh
flower, and Mr.. James Daugher
ty demonstrated with dried ma
terial.. They are both members
of the Roseburg Town and Country
Garden Club.
Following the workshop the reg
ular business was taken care of
with various committees reporting.
Mrs. Bud Holms and Mrs. L. T.
Johnson will represent the club1 at
the Timber Days meetings. The
group was asked to consider
themes for this year's celebration
and to decide what the 1959 pro-
reeds shou d co for. "Westward
Ho" was chosen as a theme and
proceeds will go for Improvements
on the city pant.
Mrs. C. J. Bielman gave a re
port on the Spring Flower Show
dated for April.
Program for the Marco 19 meet
ing will be conservation and wild
flowers, with films, "Wildflowers
of the West" and "Natural Re
sources of Oregon, to be shown.
knowledge, and even when the
risk, for a given individual are
high, such thought-sequence, often
do not have the desired effect,"
they .aid.
They noted that doctors who took
part in last year', conference con
cluded that smoking is one of the
cause, of lung cancer, but that
the majority of the doctor, did
not give up smoking anyway.
Matarazzo .aid he ha. given up
smoking, but Saslow admitted he
.till .moke..
?ASM-FOBESrCTS
By Bob Bradley
County Exttnsion Afljant
Tree farming is .ometimcs
thought of In term, of ordinary
farming where crops are planted
before they are harvested.
Thi. conception i. not altogether
true, a. the term "farm," as ap
plied to trees, dm', not necessarily
imply that the trees must be es
tablished by planting but rather
that they are grown as a crop,
by the application of various for
estry principles.
As a matter of fact, tree farm
ers usually rely heavily upon cer
tain methods of rutting that in
duce natural reseeding to establish
their new stand, of tree..
Nevertheless, when natural
methods fail or ire not applicable,
tree farmers are among the first
to plant. So it is with the follow
ing people.
TO BEGIN WITH, we have I
number of farmers ind rancher.
this season who have planted trees.
Here are a few of them.
Mildred Kanipe of Oakland, has
ordered 10.000 Douglas firs and is
in the process of planting them on
her sheep ranch.
Harold Crouch, whose ranch lies
southwest of Sutherlin, has planted
10.01)0 trees to supplement hi.
farming and ranching business.
Mrs. M. I. Bourgoyne of Kiddle
Is continuing with her reforesta
tion started a year ago, which will
eventually involve at least 50 acres.
Arthur Web of Tenmile ha. near
ly completed hi. ground prepara
tion fur the machine planting of
some 40.000 Douglas fir. to be
planted in March.
Peoplo in all walks of life plant
trees. Hoss Myers, a Roseburg ma
son contractor, is an example of
a non-farmer who sees a future
in planting trees. He and Burl
Oar, the man with the magnificent
auburn beard, have planted 20,
000 trees on Ross' cutover land
near Tenmile.
IN ADDITION to planting differ
ent species, such as Douglas fir.
ponderosa pine, Austrian pine and
grand fir, Ross has done a little
experimenting as well. He has
planted great numbers with fertil
izer pellets and has tried several
brands of root hormones to see if
he ran improve survival on his
more difficult sites.
Long-Fall Survivor
Has Emotion Upset
NEW YORK (APWames Bell,
11, i. recovering rapidly from a
17-story drop from an apartment
window, but hi. troubles aren't
over yet.
He is emotionally disturbed,
doctor, say. They believe the con
dition existed before the plunge,
but say the fall might have made
it worse.
The youngster will be given
mental tests. He has been in a
hospital, recovering from broken
bones and internal injuries suf
fered in the 139-foot fall on Feb.
17.
The boy, one of eight children in
the family of Baker Luther Bell,
either jumped or fell from a bed
room window of the family',
apartment in a housing project
in Manhattan.
He had been tent to the bed
room as punishment for having
taken 25 cents, without permis
sion, to buy potato chip.. A few
moments later his 12-year-old sis
ter Edith scream: "Jimmy went
out the window."
Police, noting that the boy has
poor eyesight, listed the plunge
as an accident.
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Manslaughter Count
Faced By Parents
HAGERSTOWN. Md. (APV A
man and his wife, who said their
religion prevented them from tak
ing their sick infant daughter to
a doctor, face up to 10 yejrs for
mansiaugnter.
Bible-quoting Ollen 0. Craig,
35, claimed he was doing the
Lord's will in not letting modern
medicine step in to try to save
5-month old Elaine. The child died
Nov. 25 of pneumonia.
Craig and his wife, Lillian, were
convicted here by a jury
which deliberated 40 minutes.
They were released in $1,000 bond
until sentence is banded down.
Craig, a building contractor.
was acquitted of a manslaughter
charge one year ago in the death
of another child, Raymond, 8. The
court then held there was reason
able doubt Craig knew the boy
had pneumonia.
The Craigs belong to the Church
of God sect here.
Court Protection Asked
T-H Change Proposed
WASHINGTON (AP)-Sen. Ja
cob K. Javits (R-NY) oroDoses
that the Supreme Court's review
powers be protected by a consti
tutional amendment.
Introducing a resolution to this
effect, Javits said: "A serious
controversy is brewing which
may again endanger the tradition
al role of the U.S. Supreme Court
as ultimate arbiter on the con
traction of the Constitution."
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
In Oreran Bf Mill Per
Yoar, Slo.Oflj; tlx month!. .7.5
tore H.nlaa, ll.oa. Oatilda Ore
gon Br Hall Per Tear,
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monthl, ft.M.
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thaa on ftmt par meolh, tl-M.
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CITATION
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TIIK STATE Or OKKIiOV
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IN TUB MATTER OF THE ADOPTION
Of
DALE ANTHONY WHITESIDE,
A Minor,
Br
MFRUN KK1TH OWENS and JANIS
DOMK.NE OWENS. his Wife
TO. DALE DELANO WHITESIDE
IN THE NAME or THE STATE or
OREGON; Yiu t hprrby commrKl
nd citd to appear in th ahovr-en-tiilcd
Court and mattir within Twntv
Jinril days from tb dat of f.rnt pahil-
, ration of thit Citation, then and Irwrc
ce either young or old is lordw of thl. court .houid not h en
no barrier to tre? plantme. as',rrr ip-antm th petition of mkri.iv
Neuberger Silent
On Draft Nominee
WASHINGTON ( AP) A. far as
the national Srlpctiv Srrvire sys
tem is concoined, a governor ran
nominale anona ha wants lur
stale director.
Sen. Kuhard Neubercer (D-Orel
said he was so advised in response
t. h.a inmi.ni in nl.lkn,
Mark llatfield . nomination f youthful Tommy Bond and hit, V'S'S
Sprat;ue larter of Pendleton. ! brother of Kidille will tell you. I daix Anthony vhitesiue, your
(ire., had been ratified ljr national Moth boys have been enlaced in ; n,,;,,L..,'',"'
director, ilaj. Cien. Lewi, B.jtho plantine of several hundred tE. cFr.'Zim
llershey. , ponderosa pines this year. mw.
The senator said farter'. p- Kor those who are still interest- J?1 ""'R-t-k. Count ci.rk
nointment as Oregon director has ed in planting there is still one'n.i. rfr.Tbi&ioSlSi STm
been criticized in the state by month left to do the job. There isiMarvn. iim
various arau noam niemoers. 1 also some ooi looking ponderosa
Neuhemer said he was advised pine stock left In the State Nur
the choice "is left entirely up to sery which can be had if ordered
the governor of a at.ite. . . . The promptly,
governor is free to make a no-j ,
'ilr'r?,".'!;; '"r:,xlJ'','e J Oregon Lowers Elect
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CARD Of THANKS
TUB many acta of kindnea and ym
pathy of friend and neighbor- tn
our recent sorrow will always re
main with us a precsoua memory.
Our sincer thanks and rratitud for
ali those comforting act.
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ronf.dential advtre may contact Cath
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THIS SPRING put a fruit treeor twotn
your cirien, yard, or orchard. 92 10
up. Stark's guaranteed stock. Queries
Welcome. OR 3-Ssil after ft. or week
end
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Jackson Tuesdays. Sturd)a I PU.
OK J-8O40
TWf tola Roeeburg Memorial Gardens
' lis Men of Praer ' OR S-MrHt.
Reai Estate
EUGENE (AP) DllVan Trarl to prr within Uya from tha data
nf loos Bay is the new president "Li!"' " citauoai to
of th. Oregon Logging Cotter- XZZJZfiZ
March
Publisher, .aid FriiLijr the Wal
lowa County Chieftain at Enter
prise will acquire the aet and
.ubcriptnm lit of the Chief Jo
seph Herald
Joseph.
enre.
He wa. named Friday to mir
ceed Carl Kaynor of Springfield.
Serving with I earl will be A.K.
Vi are of Lyon. vice presulent:
A. u. weKeynohU, Kueene. treas
urer; and Kobert C'rosi, Eugene,
.erretary treasurer.
The conference business ses
sions ended kridav. A Lnffuinir
published at nearby equipment thow was beint held
i totlay.
authonslnc and dlrocllna1
tr admutartrator of hm ahiMra aniitlrd
rtta to aril tha rral propartv of th
abova named rtrmlmt aa prarad f-T
m tha adnunartrauir patiUuas on Ua
hrmn.
This ettalkm fa tMMfahod purouanl to
ar ordor of tha llonoraola liooarl O
iMvts. crrcutt Jutta. mna and an.
Vrra,1 an this Std dAJi of January, Jaw'
T'ata of first publiratkm March Snd. '
tola
Kumad: and laalad thaa SHUl ater af
robruarjr. I
chaklm oorNrn
by Ruth Lawanoa, Daputrl
SQI'ARS aer frontms Calkins Road.
Evravatad. us J.l7y
TWO bedroom homa, ri.a In. Low
down payroam. on a-soia.
Out of this world! It's surely out ol
thks world how quickly you will reach
profKeet through a News-tUvtww
laaaaied d. Pbon OR t-Jjat.
ALL NEW
EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS
MOVE RIGHT IN. It's vacant and we
nave uio key. w mean this newer
roomy, a bedroom home on Lincoln
St. with city sewer all paid for. Only
o.iuu at aooui iv per cent down.
ACRES CLOSE IN on Garden Vallev
Road. Big remodeled 4 bedroom home
aei among the big maple trees. All
fenced and a barn for the livestock.
14, wo at el.WQ down.
FIiVE 3 BR, Home with double garage,
Deruneter oil heat, inside utiiitv mom.
; big dining area, lush loam toll. East
Douglas Street, on but line. Corn a
running! iiug.
BIG ROOMS, (including the IT bed
room big garage 2 cars plus stor
age), big pa no -about SO' x SOi, big
lot 2 acresi, big water supply 'city
water and riven, big picture window
tone whole wall of the living roomc,
big fireplace twith raised hearth you
can tit on), small lawn 'postage
atamp size), small swimming pool
i k id size), small upkeep cost (every-
tmng in line anapet and a small
price (considering everything of onlv
$20,000. Mighty small chance of find
lng a better buy too. so you'd better
mate mat appointment now.
NOBTH-SIDK BEDROOM low coat
home on paved street and sewer. 3.
750 on terms.
CLOSE TM BUILDING ACREAGES
North of town 1.000 each. East of
town 4 ac. $1,300. North Umpqua
uuntim ei.iiw,
Roseburg
Realty &
Insurance
UMPQUA HOTEL LOBBY
OR 2-.13-U
Evenings OR 3-6040
"OUR SERVICE DOFSNT COST
IT PAYS'
Oerding's Real Estate
10 ACRE Ranch. All good soil. Level
and fenced. cood roads on 3 sides.
Lrg. barn. Poultry house. Garage.
Storage room. The house hiu 3 bed
rooms, very lrg. liv. room, din. room,
kitchen, bath, utility. All In good con
dition and very comfortable. Lawn,
gnrden. shade trees. About 10 miles out.
Full Price only $15,000. W:ll trade
equity lor Roseburg borne.
GARDEN VALLEY. Good 2-bedroom
home. Could be made to 3. Modern
kitchen with elec. dishwasher, din
area, ltv. room. 1 baths. Elec. heat.
3-car garage. Approx. ,1 acre fine soil.
Illness cause of sale. Will trade for
3 or 3 bedroom home in city. Price
Now only 10,000 Terms.
COOS BAY HOME: One of th very
finest 4-oedroom modern homes. Wall-to-wall
carpets, and drapes. This
house has everything. Let ua tell you
about It- Will trade for a Roseburg
home. Full price 928.500. Good finan
cing. Oerding s Real Estate
BM SI. Main Street
Phone OR 3-4320
Roseburg
Free Parking for our Customer
MAGNESS
REAL ESTATE
We have several new listings
we are proud to offer as ex
ceptionally good buys. Check
this list and call us for an ap
pointment. S7.950. Nice 2-bedroom home, hardwood
floors, oil floor furnace, large dining
room, also a large breakfast room,
and baement garage. This home la
expandable and could be a 3 or 4
bedroom. Just 7 blocks from city
center. Don't wait too long on this if
you're looking for a good buy. Try
low down-payment under F H A. State
G.L or Fed. GL
IF YOU want a newer, extra-nice home.
hl" Priced below market at
14.000. Large living room with fire
place. 3 nice-sized bedrooms, large
bath with builtins, dining room with
French doors opening on patio. Benu
tiful birch kitchen, extra large utility
and believe it or not, with aU of this
you et a nicely finished playroom.
This beautiful home is heated with
forced air oil furnace. Don't fall to
see this if you are looking for a real
nice home. Aak ue about financing.
We have eeveral good acreages that
are Just waiting for a new owner to
move into and you will be proud to
caU your home.
'WE CAN ALWAYS USE
ANOTHER GOOD LISTING"
ORCHARD 3-5340
916 S. E. Washington
Irit Reinert
Millard or Marlon Magneaa
Real Estate
Rooms
Young's
Best Buys
FIVE BR home close te High School.
LR. DR. Kit. a BR mem fkar, 3
BR Snd floor, S bailie, utility room.
Central heel. Sing, garage. Nicely
landkcaped. paved etreet, oat sewer.
U.5U0. Refinance.
THREE BR home on West Side. LR.
DK. Kit., bath, utility rrr... basement.
Central forced air oil furnace, 1 car
garage. Large lot on paved street, on
sewer Only 85u0. RefatMooe thru GI
er FHA.
Centrally Located
Low Weekly Rate
AU Comforts of Home
Hotel Grond
VERY NICE S BR home on paved
atreet LR with floor furnace. Da-Kit
comb, bath with chowsr, utility. 1-car
attached garage with storage rm.
.o FHA or GI. Will accept c'am
trailer home aa part.
GOOD 3 BR home on Rose St, Wins
ton LR with fireplace, din. -kit. comb.,
bath, utility, 1-car garage, plus un
finuhed 3-car carport. On sewer, city
water plus well and pump for irriga
tion. CTM. CI or FHA. Immediate
pox ass ton to qualified buyer. ,
TWO BEDROOM home, walking dis
tance from town. LR, din. -kit. comb.,
bath, utility. 1-car garage. Paved
street, on sewer. 5d50 gtiOO down,
balance ftflO per mooth. interest at
6?i included. i
730 A. stock ranch, about TO A. can be
cultivated. Live creek. 18-20 A. oan
be irrigated. Gravel bar. 10c yd. rev-
enue. Fenced, cross-fenced with wov
en wire. Good springs. 5 BR modem,
ranch home, 3-car garage. Two barns.
other buildings on highway. S35.U00
Good terms to right buyer. Will take
in smait iraae.
We have other good farme and ranches.
For Sale: Trailer bouse with built -on
annex, on A. of land, on river.
City water. Good garden soil, fruit
trees. Only $3930, S250 down, balance
40 per month. Interest at in
cluded. Roy 0. Young
&Son, Realtors
CLSAN, completely furnished house
keeping room, private entrance. Walk
to P O Utilities paid. $M Mo. 1451
5 E Short St.
FVRNISHED noun-keep tng rooms. Util
ities paid. Parking space. Close In.
7 and awsek.sa5S C.Lane:
BOARD AND room for older lady. Ex
eel lent food and cere. Private or pen
sioner. OR 3-53B4-
DELICIOUS meals, nice rooms. J
Ann's Boarding House. OR 3-7M7.
WARM ROOMS, close In. Private bath
JtM Spruce, at foot of Washington.
LARGE, front sleeping room, close in.
OR 3-303 or OR 3-3Mi.
10 Apartments
Choice Apartments
OakhiU Vista Homes
Winchester Court
Westvue Court - Terrace Apts.
FURNISHED and unfurnished. Some
have heat, hot water provided. Ail
have water, garbage and yard serv
ice furnished. Rents from 900 up.
Must be aeen to appreciate. Call OR
3-4340, OR 3-9S31 or OR 3-1503.
Ground flour of Pacific Bldg.
733 S. E. Cass Ave
Kenneth J. Dresser, Salesman
Office Ph. OR 3-0671 . Res. Ph. OR 3-3891
FAIRHAVEN APTS.
1645 W. Harvard
NEW LOW WINTER RATES
S33 to 907 90
VERY NICE, clean, desirable 1 -bedroom.
Furnished or unfurnished. On
city bus. Shopping and postoffice close
by. OR 3-0023.
Kohlhagen Apts.
LANE St JACKSON STS.
MODKN, REASONABLE RENT
AUULI9 or ;
"A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE'
DUPLEX, 3-br. each side. 94830. Lo
cated in excellent rental area. In
come $73 mo. Accept pickup, jeep,
vacation trailer or nice boat aa down
payment. OK 2-3520.
BEAUTIFUL new 3-bedroom home on
paved street. Sewer, near shopping
and school. FHA appraisal 913,500.
OR 2-2:t50 for appointment.
MUST SELL 3 bedroom house In
Winston. Any reasonable offer accept
ed. For mora information, call OS
B-a807.
FOR SALE by owner partly fur
nished 2-bedroom house. Paved street
and aewer, 96,000. Call OR 3-3712 be
fore 9 p.m.
GREEN DISTRICT
Three bedroom.
fireplace, plastered, hardwood floor,
floor furnace; large garage. Full price
90250, 915U0 down. 965 mo. OR 3-4826.
5 Bus'ess Opportunities
OB J-SJ70
OR 3-5017
CROWDED?
ONLY 99500 Spacious, newer 3-bed-room
home, large living room, fire
place, kit-din. room, nice bath, double
BEST YET
12 ACRES, very good home. Use as a
or 3 bedroom. Handy kit-din. room
living room, fireplace, forced air fur
nace. Dry. day-light basement. Dou
ble garane. Roofed patio. Beautiful
setting. Just 9U.500.
1 Vy BATH0.
NEW 3-bedroom. Lovely kitchen, worlds
uuu.nia. noon, aining area. Large
living room with fireplace, oil fur
nace. Tub and shower, nice built
in. Port end atoraee. Large west
aide lot Very reasonably priced. 913-
Fullerton Realty
Cr Insurance
733 H I. Stephana
Dial OR 3-3172
512 ACRES
CLOSE IN. fenced and erosa fenced
large fields of clover. Creek, springs
and a pond. 1 home, a barm, out
buildings. Full price only gJO.WiO
910,000 down. May take clear property
a part
WIDOW MUST SELL Attractive S-
plex clone in. Only 1 1 0,000 92.000
down. See it today.
LOOK AT THISr Large, clean, mod
ern, J-oecroom nome. uouoe garage,
plus a rentals. Room for several
more. Hlway frontage, only M 500 on
terms. Good discount for all cash.
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY, Close In.
Hlway frontage 500 ft , also 500 ft.
on Rait road. City water and aewer,
excavated. It's priced to sell.
Lloyd A. Wilson
Realtor
Wiley's For
Real Estate
WEST SIDE 3 B R. plus all purpose
room, fireplace, large dining ell. elec
tric heat. large bath, large bedrooms,
lota of shrubs, fruit trees. Good lawn.
Paved street 915.000.
WEST SIDE, S BR story with gaa
wall furnace, oiled street, citv sewrr.
Sewing room. Lots of storage. FHA
terms. 911,000.
rooms, full concrete basement, saw-
uuBt unlace, aiso room cottage
and amall bam. 5 acres. Ideal for
large family. 916 000, S2.S00 down
bal approx 9100 per ma
SOUTH OF TOWN 3 miles 3 BR
home. Hardwood floors. electric
heat well insulated, lot WxlOO. Total
price, ett.auu.
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB Large 2
B R. fireplace, large living room. 2
car-port or patio. Extra sleeping
room. Irrigation for yard. Good TV
reception. Paved road. Cose to store
ana ecnooL f tiA si J. 000.
I
106T S E. Stephens
Phone OR 9-9379
THREE bedroom home, fireplace, pa-
no witn fireplace, ncnoois. stores
close Owner in California. Must sell.
9U.7i OR 3-5848.
AT GLIDE for sale or trade, new
9-bedroom home. Large garage- hop.
4 acres No Saturday calls pl?ase.
OR 3-5WW
BY O W N F R. very nice 3 bedroom
home, 4 sars old Fireplace and elec
tric heet Hucreet locaUun. 913,000
C.I or THA. OR 3-5011.
riVE ROOM houe in Winston. 3-car
garage with lots of shop room. ioo
down. 940 mo. Total kVt-Tfl. OS 9-2
THREE bedroom modern home. Will
ell outright or trade for good 9 ton'
truck or over. OR3-2ni2.
AlA ft 950 . 923 down. 9-15 per'
month. Will seU lees for cash. Phone
OS -VH7
to R BEDROOM house on FowVer St
for rent, VV mo. or sell 95500 terms ,
or 94500 rah OR 3-ftmig.
THREE BEDROOM home. 1KM 5 W 1
I.innell. On Itl can he refinanced. -OR
i-row after 9 PM.
40 ACHIS. Mrrtle Creek. Unimproved
Creek ion down, gjg me. Write Bx i
RMJ. News-Re tew
FOR SALE OR TRADE equitr in
tooera, -bedroom borne, OH 9-4673. ,
EARL WILEY
Real Estate
428 SE. Moin St.
PH. ORchard 9-3629
Earl Wiley, Home, OR 3-3403
Earl Wiley Jr. OR 2-.W.U
; Roland Springer OR 3-3W1
Helen Gienn OR 3-3WXJ
HOME In Laurelwood. 4 bedrooms, a
full bath. Large living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen with
dishwasher and garbage disposal. In
sulated. Full basement. Gar axe Cor
ner lot, lovely yard with pauo. OR
3-7259.
FURNISHED or unfurnished, like new
large 1 bedroom duplex type apt
Nice quiet southeast side location.
Beautiful view. OS 9-8874 or OR
MOTEL UNITS All electric With
kitchens, 916 and 922 week. Linens,
utilities furnished. Winchester Motel
(Old Highway 90 M. at Wincheaur
Bridget
TWO BEDROOM apartment In new tri
plex. Electric heat, hardwood floors.
Wired for automatic washer and drv
er. Unfurnished 95. West Balif.
OR 3-6770 or O R 3-4020.
LARGE. 2-bedroom downstairs apt., ufT-
. furnished. Large fenced-in backyard.
Cloe to school and city center. OR
3-7028.
UPSTAIRS APT., 2 rooms, partly fur
nished: water and garbage removal
furnished, 940 mo. Roy O. Young. OR
3-6671
LARGE 1 bedroom furnished apt in
Laurelwood, 9M month Including util
ities. OR 3-8008 after 5 p.m. or
weekends.
ONE bedroom apartmyit with stovea
and refrigerator furnished. Also 3
bedroom. OR 2-3410.
PROTECTED
TERRITORY
BE YOUR OWN BOSS
ond distributor
of quality products In year round de
mand. Factory guaranteed consumer
satisfaction. We want a reliable party
capable of better than average earn
ings who will follow proven distri
bution program calling on retail and
commercial accounts.
AGE NO BARRIER
NO EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY j
Complete factory assistance. Der-wmal 1
Instruction, direct mail to accounts I
coupiea witn national and local ad
vertising create steady repeat busi
ness. Earnings start Immediately and
are unlimited. Applicant must have
auto, 91400 cash for merchandise in
ventory only. If not afraid of hard
work and w.nt a succeiiful business
of your own write pJ liculars and
phone number to sales manager, Box
906, care of News Review.
FURNISHED 1 -bedroom apartment. Util
ities paid. Westhlll Apartments, 28 IT
JV.Harvard. '
0NE BEDROOM apartment Refrigera
tor and stove, electric heat Pnone
OR 3-J7R5.
FURNISHED 1 or 3 room apt. UtUitiea
taid. 310 to 915 week. OS 9-8910. Ba
erj Motel, Winston.
ONE bedroom furnished' apt. Utilities
paid. Walking distance to town. 1774
N E.Klamath. OR 2-1964.
NICE. 4-ro6m, modern, partially furl
niihed apt Reasonable. OR 3-3033
af ter3.
THREE ROOM, furnished apartment
Heated. Very desirable. Adulta. 1333
S C. Douglas.
FURNISHEDAPTSWsshlng facilft ies
furnished. Inquire Garden Valley Mar
ket!OR 2-3017 orOR3-6202.
NICE motel units by the "week or
monthRoIUng Hills Motel.
CLEAN, furnished 3-room apartment,
close In. 10i4S.E.Plne:
FURNISHED 3 bedroom upstairs apt
963. Utilities paid. OS B-8678
CLEAN, 5 room furnished flat 1263" S Z.
THREE room furnished apartment OR
2-1259L
! NEW, clean 1-bed room apt. Fireplace.
Walking distance.OR 3-8492.
iTWO BEDROOM furnished apartment
Phone OR 2-1259.
FURNISHED APTS. OH 3-MKO
TWO ROOMaoartment 730 Ballf St
FURNISHED 2-room apt. OR 3-5040.
11
Houses
Estate Sale
Business Property
132 FT. fronting Diamond Lake Blvd.
by 380 ft. or more deep. 6 cabin, stor
age building, 3 room cottage, duplex,
and 7 room house. Furniture and fix
tures. Property inspection afternoons
only. Written bids will be accepted
by trustees who reserve the right to
refuse any and all bids.
John J. and Lee Zenor, Trustees
1745 N.I. Diamond Lake Blvd. OR 3-8372
MODERN 1-2 bedroom cabins. Good
beds, nearly new refrigerators, gaa
range and heating. Tables, chairs, etc.
Water and garbage disposal furnuhed.
9.13 and $45 month. Harti Cabins. 285
Diamond Lake Blvd., behind Dale's
FOR SALE, leese or trade, business and
residential property. 1641 K. E. Steph
ens, near City Drtve-ln Market OR
3-6156
FOR LEASE grocery store, formerly
Collin's Market 4 miles east on North
Umpqua Highway. Phone OR 3-7736.
6 Loans & Financial
LIVE A LITTLE I
Get money at
MONEYLAND"
Pacific Finance
Gene McCoy, Mgr.
The Second Nicest
Man In Town
944 SC. Stephen
LOAN'S
REAL ESTATE- AUTOMOBILES
FURNITURB AND SALARY
950. to 92500.
COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL
FINANCE CORPORATION
813 & I. Oak. OR
HOUSE HUNGRY? We have It. spot
less 3 bedroom, firepisce. garbage
disposal. Attached garage Large pa
tio, lots of lawn, shrubs, flowers.
Redy for outdoor living at Its best
FHA. GI, cash OR 3-J400.
CLOSE IN by Court House, nice 3 bed
room home. Large living room with
fireplace and carpeted. Large kitchen
with dining area, dishwaiher and
garbage disposal Uj basement Good
six lot. Reasonable. OR 3-7.U0.
TWO RFDROOV mnrifm hm.t. twt f
Urge lot on Drape Street overlook
ing Winston. Total ortce 64 son W:il
take 27' to 39' clear trs.ier house as I
p-rt pavmetit. R, L. Hinderue, Box
5J1. Wjnston.
CLEAN, attractive a-bedroorn home on '
1 acre rich Garden Valley soil. lV) '
9-oo down, or will accept ear. bicKud I -
or small house trailer. Phooe OR 9-
31 or OR 3-5547
FOUR ACRE trect off-Caikin Roed
Tenna. OR S-47J9, i
FAMILY FINANCE
Home owned and Operated
Loan Up to 915O0
On motor vehicles and rural tut e
T29 SE Washington OR 3-5277
WILL BUY small teller's contract at
discount Immediate cash. CaU OR
3-193 or OR 4-6UBL
WANTED to buy American Guaranty
capital stock. Please write P O, Boa
711. Roseburg
8 Wanted To Rent
NICE tnodern. 2-bedroora. unfurnished
home on she west or north side.
CaU after 4 p m. OR 3-433.
Rooms
ROOMS, private entrance. 1419 1.
j Mill.
BLMr i.-v roonisB. WJ9 a. asovntsr.
9-7337.
i us. v,uunini
Modem 3-bedroom home. Wired for
washer and dryer; Urge utllltv;
washer and dryer; large utility; gar
age. Adults preferred. 3'i miles from
Myrtle Creek. PhoneJJNion 3-3443.
LARGE 3 bedroom house, closeinon
business street, suitable for business
house combination, ample parking,
double garage. Inquire 1328 SE. Jack
son. TWO-BEDROOM unf "uVnishrd houV a
Very good location in Myrtle Creek.
4 years old. Will rent or lease with
option. Call OR 2-4661 days or OR
2-2454 evenings.
A TTRACTI VE a bedroom home. ETee
tric heat, fireplace, hardwood floors
attached garage. 370 month. 219a N E.
Stephens. Call OR 3-7008 after 3 pm.
MODERN l bedroom house, enclosed
back porch can be used aa extra bed-.,
room. Wired 220 Rent, sell reason-
bleortrade for?.263 S E. Fowler.
I, 2. 3, and 4 bedroom homes. Income
limits. Families, also single elderly 6.1
or over accepted. 803 W. Stanton St
OR 3-A548.
WE STS IDE duplex. 1 bedroom, large
living room, kitchen and utility. Gas
range and floor heater In. 514 Center
StOR 3-3282.or OS 9-8920.
ru-'h hauiiw.. .u. Li . . . - -
. au.wKi nu uy uue aupiex. AU-
w1 nnk, inui a m maar t
353 monthOR 3-7983.
FURNISHED CABINS by week. 910 and
up. aU utilities furnished. Old 09, 3
miles north Pacific Motel
UNFURNISHED" 1 bedroom duplex apt.
Electrie heat Very neat and clean.
Inquire lOlg S. E Rnherts
Cl'TE 3-room house. Modern, clean, nn-
IUIHI.HW -.uuiii Aiier e p m. and
Sunday, OR 3-72.T3.
CLEAN, furnished, modern 3-room cah-
"r U,IU'- ier rormsnea 43
Mo' OR.3-09H8.
THREE bedroom house.-' CaU at i?39
S E. Mill
TWO BEDROOM house, unfurnished.
WINSTON room house on privacy
of acree.OR 3-8064.
UNFURNISHED. 2 -bedroom house CaU
OR a-2428 after 5.
SMALL, partlr furnished "cottage-clo.e
tnOR 3-5204.
ONE REDROOMpartly furnisnSousi
in the country Osk land 2621.
ONE BEDROOM unfurnished house-930
lmiiesouth on old 99 OR 3-3155
945 mo. . 3-betroom.modem houe
.. mil?L Kenya Korner. OR 3-4127.
NTWLY decorated 2 bedroom unfurnish-
edhouse ln'mstonOS9-8456
TWO bedroom duplex, near Fairharen
shopping OR 3-6522.
ri, R2M ro,t"- "Close in. Adu'ite.
I T24 S E. Douilaa.
CLEAN 9 bedroom house. Water " gar".
bae pald3546 Alamoaa Court
TWO ROOM cot tare. MO irio gfs't
Shendan OR 3-1423 orOR 3-1243
ATTRACTrVE 1 bedroom house atovee
furnished 355 OR 2-2762
FURNISHED l-bedrom-dnpieir Win-
stnn.Tower St OS 9-3700.
"THREE REDROOMunfurmsheii house
on westside OR 3-8M3.
CLEAN 9 bedroom unfurn"ihedhouse"
garden space OR 3-52HH after 9 pm
959 FURNISHED 3-bedroom house65a
Corey OR 3-8516.
EXPANDABLE 3-bedroom honveelose
in. OR 3-3173.
SMALL moderm bouse. 9a3OS9-33i4l