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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 21.' 1929. SEVEN ) ' ;.3 ?! M f i. Classified-Section Rates: 1c a word a time. By the week, 5c a word. Mail your ads count the words and enclose stamp, check or money order. ,- Minimum Advertisement 25c FOR SALE BUY paint .and varnish from Page Lumuer & Jr uel Company. HORSES ?OB SALE Hurst Bros. Box zvi, Myrtle Creek, Ure. TRAILERS, TRAILERS, TR A IL EUS J?or sale cneap at Sarils. FOR SALE Blemished work horse cueap. Albert Martin, Aiyr ne Creek. FOR SALE or will trade for cow One iiWiMb. work horse, one ti-ft. aisc harrow. Phone 34 a. BEES FOR SALE For iuforma - uun -wxue- li. Sbeify, ti-io b. Miiu St., or call alter $ p. m. OR SALE 25 h. p. Fairbanks Morse. Diesel engine good condi tion. Frank Hamlin, Kiddie, Ore. FOR SALE Ford truck, practical ly new tires uud licence, $luv. ihoue 3ol-L or inquire 437 Kaai Ave., ; - . ; .. FOR SALE Fir block wood, guar anteed well seasoned anu dry. Prompt delivery ' bt sumu amounts. South bud Iviel Cp. FOR SALE CHEAP For less than i price, one t h. p. gas engine, good as new. Also a i h. p. gas engine. 4U4 Cass St. AlUST MuVtl 6-rooni piaslereu house, lot 6ux3uu; heautitui flow er garden inciosed with lattice fence. Y ou make the tunna. Cuas. S. AtcElUiuuy. FOR SALE CHEAP 25-acre larm. 2i miles fvoiu town, pa,vud wilh . in 1 tuiTe; good house and out : buildings. "Easy paynionts.' Call " tiua-J alter 7 p. m. KITCHEN cupboard for only 10. Almost new range worth $100, will sell lor $69.50. See this if in terested in something good. Pow , ell, near depot, 115 Sheridan St. MATTRESS for sale. See our fine array of mattresses. Best selec tion in couiUeni Oregon, and priced to sell. Come in and bee these. Powell Furniture Store, 115 Shoridan St. . FOR SALE or trade for town properly good stock ranch. 237 acres, good house and outbuild ings, good orchard. 10 mites from town. Call 608-J after 1 p. m. FOR SALE Good used cookstove (range) for ?0.00. . Also round oak diuiug tabic $14. 00. Sanitary couch 5.U0. Many 'other good buys -in used furniture.- -Powell Furniture Store, 115 Sheridan St. FOR SALE. 8-year-old horse, weight 1200 lbs. or over. Has been used for all farm work. Prico $75 or will trade for good milk cow. Phone 24F31. luan Dy sert, Melrose, Oregon. BABY CHICKS White Leghorn, Rhode . Island lteds, Barred Itocks. Write for folder and prices. Custom hatching. Ash land Associated Breeding Farms, Ashland, Oregon. FOR SALE 120-acre dairy farm, 75 acres bottom land and 12 acres under plow. 8 cows, four 2-year-old heifers, one 2-year-old bull, one brood sow, one span horses; plow, harrow, disc and mower. Address Ethel F. Jones, Ash, Oregon. OR11BR DIRECT from producer at d suve money. Not a seed raisins, 20 lbs. $1.23 postpaid. Fiae Quality. Satisfaction guar anteed. Send trial order for 5 lbs. of dried apricots postpaid, 85c. Most wonderful dried fruit. Fancy dried peaches, 10 lb. lots at 10c per lb., postpaid. J. A. Cobb, P. O. Box 413, Red Bluff, Calif. SIDE GLANCES u - "ft b. Ukin' that tov down in, FOR SALE Radio each. t'nouQ 2432. poles, $1.25 ff'Otf JS ALE Seasoned fir block, 2i tiers 7; bard wood $S.5u. A. U. Maoley. Pnoue 27il. TWO GAS PUMPS for sale, in good working condition, $2d and each, at NicK Carters Tire in op, tne nan who sells Lee tires.. No tires belter than Lee tires, and lew tires as good. PIANO FOR SALE Used piano mat has revested wuh large amount paid. Will sacra ice to re sponsible party for unpaid bal ance, easy terms if desired. For iniormailon write Mr. S. S. Jauz, care McMorruu Ac Wasnourue, Eugene, Ore. FOR RENT ' f o-ROOM cottage for rent. Phone FOR RENT Modern furnished house, ii- H. thurch. , Pnone . 4S4-U . r FOR TtENT Well furnished ground Itoor apt., close in. 661 . ivlaiu. . Y H WANTED j WANTED A woman for general housework. Mrs. Geo. W. New beriy. Winchester, Ore. WANTED Party to submit hid for the construction of J.J nines 'oi Wire fence. Mrs. O. Smith, phone 7F33. Glide. Ore. MISCELLANEOUS ; . CAR OWNER Don't forget to call tto3 when In peed Ot auto parts . Sarl't's Auto Wrecking House. CEMENT work in all its branches, day or contract. Mixers auu building hoist lor hire. James Miller.1 Phone liy-Y. FOR EXCHANGE as first pay mem on an equipped ranch, a good T- room hou.se, bath, garage, wood' , shed, fruil of all kinds, lot 1U0 by 100. in small town near Marsh- . field. Address Box 94, care News Review. NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR AVIATION PARK BONDS Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned will, up to 7:30 P. M., ou Monday, the 1st day of April, 1U29, at his oifice m the City Hall In the Ciiy oi Koauburg, Oregon, recolvo oca.cd proposals for the purch.i.e. il Aviation Park Bonds in the sum of $25,000.00' SalU unds are issued under au thority 61 the' Charter of the City of Roseburg and Ordinance No. !21 as amended by Ordinance No. 921, duly and regularly passed by the Common Council of the City ot Roseburg, Oregon, and approved by the Mayor of said City March ith, 1929, for the purpose of pro viding funds for the acquisitiou and maintenance of an aviation park aud field as described in Or dinance No. 920. The bonds ure in denominations of $500.00 each, and bear interest at the rate of five per cent, per annum, payahlo semi annually, and are dated March 1st, 1929, and are payable serially one tenth (1-10) each year, tho first payment being payable one year from the date of Issue. The Couucll reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check or draft for the sum of $500.00 payable to the City of Rose burg, to be forfeited to tho City In case the successful bidder shall fail to complete the purchase. By order of the Common Council. Dated and first published ut Roseburg, Oregon, ' March 19th, 1929. A. J. OKDDES, City Recorder ot the City of Roseburg, Oregon. - By George Clar a few days. It'i oittiu' lika pi lug.' NEW TODAY FOR SALE gteonii baud harness, gutxl. H2S W. Lane. WANTED Four or livvrooiu lui ntshod house. Ask fur Mr. TarU al Skaggs 8 tore. SEASONED WOOD Load lots 12- Inch, 2.50, 16-Inch $2.75 per tier. Phone 33F1L R. V. Hatfield. VOR SALE Loose, bright, first cutting aifaifn and grass. Easily loaded. J- F. Bouebrake, Rt. 2. FOR SALE Violin, Rood tone aud in good condition, $15. Mon L. Webb. P. O. Box 991, 872 Miller St. LOST White Collie dog, answers to name "Muffie." Phone 565, Minnie Bell, Smart Shoppe. Re ward. FOR SALE Refrigerator, kitchen cabinet, light dining table, fruit jars. C. H. Steward, Soldiers' Home, cottage No. 3. ASPHALT SHINGLES, roll roof ing, cedar shingles and Sisal wruft. You can get any kind of roof you want at Pages'. FOR SALE Or wilt trade for wood. Dodge truck In good ser viceable condition. See F. H. Churchill at hardware Btore. RUMMAGE &ale at Roaeburg Wom- nn'ft f'lnh Kr.ii'ft Rhnii oimnsilf Antlers theaUe, every Saturday from 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. DO YOU NEED an incubator? 400 egg Queen lor sale at your own price. Costs J73 new. Write El ma Dubell, Canyonville, Ore. MUST SELL TIMBER it a sacri fice; section 10, township 21 south, range 5 west of Willam ette, near Lcona mills. Write Geo. h Grouse, 301 E. Ceutral Ave., Balboa, Calif. FOR RENT New storo room, 20 by 80 ft., fireproof, steam heat ed, hot and cold water; centrally located opposite Antlers theatre. Inquire Willium Bell, 122 S. Jack- - son St., Roseburg, Ore. NOTICK. LAWN MOWER EX PERT At Paislow Furniture Co. for a lew days. Operating spe cial machine. Will grind your mower at your home. 11 it doesn't ! cut and run like a now one lt' costs you nothing. Prlcos very reasonable. Phone 116. A fine stock of good mowers. - YOU WON'T buy cheap land nor place your money at mtorest when you see this offering: I have i fed 13 dairy cows, 6 yearling heifers, a laree team Bluce Oc tober from the crop grown on 131 a. aud still have 9 tons hay and i 9 tons carrots. Have 57 a. 6t sucft soil In one tract, and our modern buildings, or chard and 19 a. in another tract nearby. 75 a. Is river bottom. Sell either tract trade. . Terms. . J. Rt. 2. or both. No F. Bonebrnke, BOOTS AND HER fZ fvOX , 6ABE -"toiRi j UOWWOULDf AW KlfcKTit- 1 BVK HERE f 'u m. XA AU. - V.'. - TNtfefc f ' WM ' ! Soots ivyVYK' oKfc 1 wawna vcu uketo wen hop to WftVT a . 'boih t lctch- -weVre iwb' uvct a ' RiOEMEOA 6EE - HOvCiO XOVi J Bt AWM - VWU'R.'c. 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Monogram Cigar Store. Wm. Van Buren. FOR SALE Mixed canterbury bells and mixed larkspurs for 25c a dozen. Thousand Beauty rosebushes, 25c each. 905 S. Main. FOR SALE I wilt be at my stand by Liberty theatre Saturday. Have seedless grapefruit, 40-50-60 cts. dozen, oranges cheap; eat ing and cooking apples; olives -5 Cts. qui. A. E. Ruptter. Phone 25F11. LOWEST PRICES on used auto parts. We thank our many good customers fur their liberal pat rouage that our auto parts don't pile up by the mllUuns. At Thompson's Auto Wrecking, 521 N. Jackson. 'IF IT'S a trailer you want built right aud priced low, don't miss Thompson's or you will miss a bargain. Open evenings till 7:30. See us before you buy. Thomp son's Aulo Wrecking, 521 N. Jackson. SPEED QUEEN WASHING MA CHINE A high grade alumi num gas or electric washer of latest design at a $50 saving. Look it over and ask for a dem onstration. Leake and Beyers Co. Phone 500. From Southern Dougla3 H. V. Hurst of Myrtle Creek was a visitor In Koseburg Wednesday and was attiudins to business af fairs. . FOOD SALE The Ladles of St. Joseph's Church wll hold a cooked food sale Saturday, March 23rU at Morgan's Grocery store, corner Cass uud Rose streets. NOTICE The Woman's Club will hold a cnril party Friday evening, March 22nd. at 8 o'clock in tho Womeu's Club rooms, S. Jackson St. Bridge and Fivo Hundred. For reservations . phone 359-R, 444444444444 BUDDIES j The TINYMITES jij ( Rta U. B. PUT. OfF. jf REAO IHfc STOKY, THEN COLOk IHc riciUKb What fuu llie Tlnymtles all hml.i Ot course the buuih were, vory glad that Ihey had mot the coal men, and had found a little car. As Scouty pushed, and Coppy shoved uiey got a nue mat tney an tovcu. Then Coppy said, 'I'm getting tired. I can't push very far. ' One little coal man snapped ro ply. "Say. I'll Jump out aud gladly try to take my turn at pushing." 'Course this made the Tiuies smile. Said Scouty, "Thut won't do at all. You re mighty kind, but much too small. You couldn't push this car, 1 fear, a quarter of a mile." 'lhen Carpy said, "I'll lend a hand. 1 in pretty sure 1 understand Just how to keep the Utile car in motion. It's a cinch.'1 Ho tried to push It all alone, "l'waa funny how he'd puff and groan. And then somebody helped him 'cause It didn't move an inch. Away they went! The track rnn straight, then quickly turned. Oh, It was great. 1110 nine coai rneu SUBJECT TONIGHT Mrs. Booth Cllbborn's subject to night will be "My Experience Willi Death," ov "What It Feels Like 10 Hear Your Own Funeral Sermon.' M. E. Church, 7:30 p. ni. Mrs. Gunner Johnson of Melrone spent Wednesday nlternoou lu this cllynvlsHliiK mid shopping. It's Good lauRhod In Eloe, niiU then began to hmn: "Of course we never like . , , whe others work. For us It's naught but pleasure. Oh, we guess we're not su dumb." Just then a thund'rous noise arose, nud Scouty shouted, "Good ness knows what's happened Just ahead ot us. Keep suing till wo see." They Bhot around a little bend. A coal man shouted, "Here's the end of our nice rldo until we work as hard as hard can be. "Much coal has fallen ou the track. I m sorry but we can't turn back. We'll have to shovel It away. You Tlnymltes are strong, please take the shovels from the car and work away Just as you are. As soon lis all the track is clear we'll travel right along." , (Tho Tinymltes Qtt out of the cave in the next story.) (Copyright, 1929, N15A Sorvlce, Inc.) ' l AT PETTEY'S l' - Easter cnndlcB and novel- I ties. Big variety, big Btoek, j right prices. Pettey's Sweet I Shop, 229 N. Jaclison St. : I News, Anyhow! . ; Green Trimmed, and all Large Pieces, on Sale Saturday Morning See Our Window Display Choice 98c Round and Oval Dish Pans, Combinettes, Tea Kettles, Sauce Kettles, 6-cup Percolators, and a lot of others. Churchill Hardware Co. The Winchester Store Markets tArsocUUtl I'rvm l.ftett Wire) PORTLAND. Ore., Mar. 21. T0 grades of butter uud one grade of eggs underwent price de clines today. Prime first In butter went down half a cent to 42i and firsts drop ped one cent to 41e. The top grades remained unchanged. Medium first In eggs lost a cent at 20. Other markets wore undisturbed. Chiropractor DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER "Complete Health Sorvloo" Mineral Vapor Baths !7 Cass Phone 491 DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Glasses 116 Jackson St. John R. Kelly Sheet Metal ; Works HEATING AND VENTILATING Gutters, Valleys and ' Poultry Supplies Western Furnaoo New Location 444 N. Jackson Phone 466 r Idr c ':S:A'L E' White Enamelvvare Amazing with the EvismFiT COLLAR It carit shrink THE Evcrfit collars on these new-type Shirtcraft shirts ean't shrink. A remarkable exclusive process prevents shrinkage. At last yon can buy shirts with col lars that will always lit like new, no matter how many times they . are laundered. A large selection All sizes. $1.95 up Wilder &'Age Company . 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