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RQSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 7. 1929. SEVEN i t St 8 !3 1 4 Classified Section BATKS: Pr word, cacti Insertion. 1 seat. By the week, 8 mu a worC Minim tun pet Advertisement, tS cent a. Mall jour Hi-iwm Um woraa and enclose damp, taeck -or money .ordec. FOR SALE FOU SALE Summer wood for quick (ire, $2.75 and $3.00. Phone FOK SALJS Pair Guinea fowls, $2.50. E. E. Baker, Coos Junc tion. FOK SALE fresh soon, mile. Ore. ! heifers, 1 to be U. F. Eikmeier, Te,n- FOH SALE A Hup touring car, $80 cash. See Clinton Jones, Myrtle Creek, Ore. FOR SALE 5 Jeraey Cows, some fresh, and sou.e to freshen soon. Waiter M. Clark, city. FOR SALE One Poland brood bow, two years old. Ralph Weav er, Canyonville. Ore. FOR SALE Early Yellow Dent hand shelled, test 19, 5 cenU. McKay's store, Wilbur. SERVICE STATION Two pumps, good location at 633 North 9th felt., Cottage Grove, Ore. THE CATHOUC ladies will hold a rummage sale Saturday, May 4th, next to Model JiaKery. Cass St. HARDWARE for sale at 50c on the dollar. Below wholesale prices. Trobee Hardware, You calla. HOSE. HOSE, HObE HlKh qual ity garden hose and sprinklers. Low prices. Leake Ac Beyer Co. FOR SALE Buzz saw with John Deere engine, excellent condi tion, on three-inch wagon. J. W. Hall, Wilbur, Oregon. FINE BED DAVENPORT in oak, also a tine davenport in mohair. See these at Powell's Furniture Store, 115 Sheridan St. RANCH FOR. SALE OR RENT llJb acres, 8-rooui house about 20 acres farm laud. On Ruedsport highway. Page Lumber & Fuel Co. FOR SALE $22.00 ; hound pup; . red bone aud blood hound, six months old. Just right for train ing. Emery Bales, Dothan, Ore. Via West Fork. KITCHEN CABINET , for sale cheap, some good used beds and springs, flue set of dining room chairs at Powell's Furniture Store.. 115 Sheridan MUST SELL TIMBER at a sacri fice; section. 10, township 21 south; range 6 west-bf Willam ette, near- Leona--millB7wWritei Geo. F. Crouse, 801 JS. , Central . Ave., Balboa, Calif. BABY CHICKS Win e Leghorns, Rhode Island Reds, Barred Rocks. Write for folder and prices. L istom hatching. Ash laud Associated Breeding Farms, Ashland, Oregon. UUST SELL TIMBER at a sacri fice; section 10, township 21 south, range 5 west of Willam ette, near Leona mills. Write Geo. F. Crouse, 301 K. Central Ave., Balboa, Cal.f. CSED RANGE for $19. Small cast cook stove $10. Many other good buys in ranges, tables, chairs, dresserB and beds, springs and mattresses. See them at 115 Sheridan street. Powell's. HOUSES below coat of construc tion. One 4-room on pavement, ,$750. One 6-room, modern, ex cept basement, close iu, $S00. Fine home In Laurelwood, sell equity. One 6-room house in fine shape. Insured $1250, sell at $800. $2u0 down, bal. payments. .139 Sheridan street. SIDE GLANCES "Good afternoon, Mrs. Bennett, the lady next door tells me you Jhould be interested m a portable sewmq mar.ltinc." 160 ACHE Block ruccti cheap. Box 2, Camas Valley. FRANKLIN sedan, ?250. Sleuer, 1347 Hanard Ave. TOMATO & CABBAGE PLANTS Also cauliflower and pepper plants. Leake & Beyers Co. WATERMELON SEED Also muskmelon seed. Finest quality Gill Bros., Leake & Beyers Co. FOR SALE OR TRADE On ac count oi other urgent matters, will dispose of the North Siue Grocery business at a sacrifice. For information see A.. Crea son. MAYTAG. Slior has another used machine for sale. A saving of seventy five dollars. Call ,2i)u lor free demonstration with used or, pew juuxiUues. A free trial washing in your own home. No obligation, if it doesn't sell it sell, don't keep it. WANTED I YOUNG MAN wants work. Box IS, care News-Review. WANTED 2 wood cutters, J. J. MUler, Dillard, Ore., Rice Creek road. WOMAN wants day or hour work. Mrs. Ida FriU, Ivan St., just :Off Dixouville road. WANTED By responsible Jady of experience, the care of children atteruoous and evenings. For ap pointments call 1MJ-U. WANTED 2500 pounds baled wheat or oat straw. Quote price F. O. B. Rosuhurg or Rid dle. Fred Fefnekorn, Riddle. FOUND i MONEY FOUND Owner identify . and pay for advertisement. Call a. 1347 Harvard Ave. MISCELLANEOUS T SEVENTY FIVE head ewes, or will trade for catt le. Roy Matthews, Days Creek, Ore. BRING your tailoring, problems to Ezra Miller, tailor, cleaner. vi W. Cass St. Phone 861-H. 1 . ANYONE wishing to try Bales' coal leave order with G. W. Young & Son. Grant Bales. OAR OWNER Don't forgot to call 553 whbii in need of auto parts. Sart'Fs Auto .Wrecking House. TRADE 10 head of cows and heller, trade tor property close . to Roseburg. Walter M. Clark, city. WALNUT TOP GRAFTING Those black walnut and un-p'rofitable English walnut trees should be grafted to Franquettes, All work guaranteed. Will cull, aud advise with you. Write Thomas Cnlvert, Box 19, care News-Review. TRADE 80 acres Twin Falls dis trict Idaho. Good crops; wheat, apuds. alfalfa, clover seed, beanB near town on highway, K. R. and R. F. D. Want stocked dairy, near school, Douglas Co., Ore. Write Box 177, Rogue River, Ore LODGE DIRECTORY E. S., Roseburg Chapter, No. 3 holds their regular meeting on tho first and third Thursdays In each month. A 1 1 sojourniug brothers and sisters pre respect fully invited to attend. MI(S. EKF1K MORGAN, W. M. FREE JOHNSON, Sec. By George Clark 1 7W. . NEW TODAY FOR SALE A 1 cow, two heifers. Phone 27F11. FOK SALE Light wagou. Stafford, Oakmnd, Ore. FOU RENT 6-room house In good condition. Inquire 815 Hoover 4s t. WILL have my Arabian stallion at 'iiiler Sunday, May 12th. W. L. Tison. lu-ACRE fruit farm for sale at Mel rose. Now boildiugs, clear. See Aaron Swansea. WANTED Enough cedar shakes to cover 6 squares. Walter W. Bralis, Sutherlin, Ore. LAWN mowers sharpened and re paired. S. Main St., or see M. G. Smith at Ford Garage. LATE MODEL Star sedau, all new tires, new lacquer. A real buy at J325. Wiiiys-Overiaud Garage. SOME REAL bargains in light used cars at -Willys-Overland parage. ' Drop in and 'see them. KOlt .-SALE One yearliug Short' horn bull, dark red, registered. ('. O. Garrett & Sou, Glendale, Ore. FOR RENT 2-room furnished house, $6 per mouth. Refrigera tor for sale cheap. Call at 645 Fullerton St. CULTIVATORS See our Oliver horse six-shovel riding cultivat or. One-horse, f ive-Hliovel and Planet, Jrs. Leake & Beyecs Co. FOR SALE 1U0 W. h. roosters, 6th week, . 18c this week, 20c next week. J. F. Cole, 419 E. 1st Ave N., Roseburg. HERE'S A CHANCE to save fi nance charges on a 1929 Whippet sedan. Can t tell it from new car. See it at Willys-Overland Garage. WANTED To hear from owner of second hand power hay press. Give make and description. Ad dress H. P., care News-Review. WANTED Middle-aged woman to keep house and cook for one. Must bo good cook, no objection to one child. J. A. Johnson, Look Ingglass, Ore. PLANTS FOR SALE Early cab bage ah.o kale; aino 'Fusch;ilis, blooming age. W. W. Campbell, Gaztey Rt. 1, A mile from Can yonyille. ' HERE'S SOMETHING extra good. Late model Whippet coach, run 5200 miles, extras and new car guarantee. See it at Willys-Overland Garage. WANTED Partner in contracting work. Can make belter tlmnnie- chanic's wages. Light labor. Work easy to learn. Small cap ital required. Box; 21, care News Review. . i TUHKKY GROWTHS We are ge-c ting 8 to mm hatches. or tpiai, number df eggs broiwrh-us. Husky turkeys too. Bring your.. uggs, you won 1 regrei it. ji. Watzig Hatchery, 706 Fullerton street. . ' TO TRADE POULTRY' 1LANCH 100 a., 15 in crop, 5-room resi- dunce, 3 chicken houses, 16x100 ft., two horses, 10 head good cows, chickens and equipment. Free water for irrigation, no in cumbrance. Want city income property. Bruce Company, ftlyitle . Creek, Oregon. BU'rVTJUS.AD BK. -HAPPY 15 acres on Pacific highway, 10 acres in cultivation, balance tim ber, some spruce; good improve ments; electric lights, water pip- u , . y Groves, 33 1 Commercial Ave. Phone 477-R. The McCormick-1 Jeering tract or has the power to do good work. It conies in three sizes, 10-20, 15-30 and farm-all type. See one at Wharton Bros. FRFCKLF.S AND B6IMCr"TlDl.C TO FIMO OOT1 WHpiT WAS "THE MVT6R. W'TM 3UMBO, SAM PRoPPcpTHe AU.tOP.TbRS MOUTU OPEM (XMO DOMN60 A WU4COAT AND ftT SNTITWCOF VOU'U. UAME A ) f AND X'LV- MSS I VOO IWST MniTC 1 f AAM SOIMS TO K NO-SWUl. &O OM ( TV.V. VWaiTt A WJT6 FOR. VQO TD T UNO.G AAECy ID ASK )NOWeRPOL TIW VOO Ari' ,V.OW TOO, V OFTSM BSCAOS& Fiy W AM ARPLAM ) TRAIN-THAT fiN To TU CONOOC.TOR,ANO UU- ME TO COME OUT TO S. 7A3 ERE POT TLL Wt21TS i WE'LL MJORRy I UkE FEECkCLES ' rWWSWT SEE THAT YOO'BE VMEU. 1ARri CARS ) WS BANCW, POP? GtE, ) GOIriSTO MISS 1 ' IF VOO 010 2 s UA4E SO WvOCH OF VWOrJfT VJ FEEl. ts I'LL 86 SUAO TO ZC fi ,!7C IS DOI'T r- ', " ' COMCEttM ABoOT UlliE A BIS MAN 6EEFEECWLES f T'K'W' Tl J W-A , TVst VOL)!! , TUOOSH !!! 1 Ms L ' ' " i ' ''tt: y'. 'l 7 '?'Wr.w ttrt - SAI'.FSMAN SAM The Place to Get IU Bv Smwll THREE MONTHS IN JAIL START FOR SINCLAIR (Continued from page 1) Miss Mary Kathleen Wright, a ( ureitv 84-yeai-oM nurse. ho is on duty there between S a. in. and 4 p. m. Several prisoners now are 111 in the hospital and Miss Wright and Dr. Morris Hyman, the prison pu- sician, both seemed pleased to have an assistant. They aid the oil man was the first registered pharmacist ever assigned to the hospital and Miss Wright was of the opinion that he would be a "tine" helper with the many duties of the infirmary. The usual visiting day for white prisoners, who number about 20 of the approximately 600 Inmates, is Friday, but Sinclair, in common with other dormitory residents, will recolve on Sundays. His attorneys will be allowed to call any day. Dainties Are Denied Already a request to be allowed to visit the millionaire prisoner and bring him "dainties" have been received by the warden. This was made by an unidentified woman who telephoned today saying: " I am a friend of Sinclair's. . "I want to bring him a basket." she auid. When the warden' ex plained that this would be impos- . MASONS ATTENTION . Regular meeting Laurel Lodge No. 13, 8 p. m. WedneB- day. May 8th. Work in M. M. degree. Refreshments after meeting. J. E. CLARK, W. JSI. ATTENTION EAGLES ' Election of officers at the regular meeting to be held Wednesday, May 8lh. B. F. GOODMAN, Secy. ELKS ATTENTION Dancing and cards for all 4 Elks and their families Thurg- 0 day evening. May 9th. Spon- sored .by ladies' auxiliary. ... . , . UMPQUA UNIT ' . : ... Regular business meeting of Umpqua Unit of American Legion Auxiliary at the Arm- ory Tuesday, May 7th at 8 o'clock. Plans for poppy day discussed. A largo attendance is desired. :i 4-.44v4444 ; . : 4 with slick Mires and slip- pery roads,, with faster cars ihun ever, with stops more necessary and more frequent.i for the snfuty of your life; your wife's and baby's, always In mind, It is wise for you to 4 provide your car with ;tho v best and strongest tires made Loe Tires, none better untl few ns good. Big trade iu 4 values all this week at Nick 4 Carter's Tire Shop. ATTENTION LEGIONNAIRES ) ! Regular meeting of Ump- qua Post No. 16, American Region Tuesday, May 7th, 8 p. in. at club room, Roseburg armory. About $12.00 in the pot for the lucky member, it l present. Every member at- tend and bring a buddy with you. ADJUTANT. HIS FRIENDS v . - ; ; ' -' sihle she asked to bring bonks but this suggestion also watt denied. I Sinclair last night occupied cot No. 62 in the dormitory. Today:itl was made up a m-aily as any, de spite Sim-lair's uiifainllinrity with j rlii. tlr u.iir-h Ik iinnnseil UDOtl every prisoner., .. The two suit cases tne-oil man bronchi wllh him from New York i yesterday were pushed under the cot. and hL. ton topcoat and gray t'elt hat were hung on hooks near ; experienced a similar slash- to 25. i & the narrow shelf which he shares I Current receipts took a drop of 11 with another prisoner. I to 261 cents. Medium firsts re- j Sinclair will have the opportun-. uiaiiud at 25 cents. I g ity to discuss hiB favorite snort.! A peculiar twist of one bin bid i 51 horse raclr-K. wllh the prisoner oc-'flem .butter standards to 431 cents. E cupyinK the cot a few feet to his the. same price as extras. It was the 1 M right, who is under sente.nce of opinion of buyers that this adau-j four years for bookmakliiR. At his tae would not hold throuuh to-1 A left is a prisoner convicted of em- hezzlement who works In the of fice and has charge of the fingerprinting. NOT VERY OBLIGING :f refill fruits and vegetables. 1'lue-lljl A landlord wrote to his tenant: I tipples, strawberries, egg plant, cu-1 ,,. Siri r0Kr,.t to Inform you 'cumbers, green poppers, green that my rent Is much overdue. . ""s a'1 w Potatoes are being Will you Please forward me tt: offered at comparatively reason- check?- !olu Prices. Back came the reply: "Dear Hog and cattle prices were ad - Sir I see no reason why I should vauced ai the stockyards Monday pay your rent. I can't pay uiy , because of the scarcity of arrivals, own." Tit litis. READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURB ' The CriofyKoo laugliert loud and' their clothes. When they were dry. IniiB. Said he, "On. shore's .where j WBe Carpy cried, "I have a dandy you beloiiK, and now that I have hornet's nest, rescued you. you d better build a , , , , , hluze. iour c otl.es It seems, , ,-ei , you will pet a chilling cold, aud it might Inst for days, and days audi (j.ivs '"Too many lots h-t such thingi ' go, and then the first thing they ! know they're sick in bed. 'Tin bet-j tnr, far. to tnke cure of vour health.! As long ns you do as you should, ! vou'Il have vour health and feel rear good. Pd rather have fine feel - lug. lads, than all the world-wide wealth. "He's right," said Srouty, "we'll bo sick If we don't build a fire real quick and dry the clothes that we have on. Let's all get busy now. Bring on soiiim wood and pile It high. Then, when It's set to flicker I will make a spark wllh two big stones. A Hoy Scout knows justj (The King Be3 rides the .Goofy how." floo In the next otory.) Soon Hcouly said, "Well, IndH.I (Copyright, 1929, NKA Service, here gofs." and lit thp fin to dry Inc.) He'll Make the Trip Alone mtm l$W?. m Markets (AwUimI ftem lwr.t tt ir.- PORTLAND, Ore.. Slay 7. With! J .buyers In a u.ood of doldrums, egg'i; prices uuuerwem a uectoHu muuiti a; today. Standard extras' and stand- A ard firsts declined one cent to and 27. respectiely. Medium extra iK day s bidding. It was reported that w zo.i4t pounds, the largest tor auy day this season, went into storage Monday. . The market is well supnliod with land this Is likely to influence retail one. I'm very sure we can.' Nearhy iney totinu some mis or wood and built a nest as host they eouM- 'l h,,n f-0PI'' climbed a tree H-unk. and he put It in the tree, And then they heard a buzzing near, and Hcouly said. 'Well, look who'a here!" The TlnieH looked "! promptly saw a gruat big bum- ! le nee 'Now don't bo Beared." tho bee cried out. 'I am youffrtend, with out a doubt. I Hiiw you build that hornet's nest, and now, if you don't mind, I'll give you honey you can eat, and you will find It Is a treat. This comb of honey'B what you get ; for being very kind." Good Paint Helps Spring is the accepted time tor painting up and cleaning up about the house and premises. Our paints are weather resisting and extremely durable. They will add .much to the appearance of your home. Rogers Lacqner For interior Painting Unsurpassed for refinishing furniture or other work. Out Special Offer just now Half Pint Rogers Lacquer $ .70 Lacquer Brush - 50 j ij gj E iK M ;lS : B . j i js $1.20 p BOTH FOR 69c Churchill Hardware Co.f Trip Wincheftter Store t? prices to soar If the supply is not replenished. Onions Steady. Per cwt, Ore gon, fancy, $4.00p)4.25; 'boilers, 2.75tf?3.uU. Bermudas $2.763.00, Potatoes Per cwt., Gems, No. 1 grade, $1.90(2.00; fancy Gems, L404H.&0. Wool Steady, unchanged. Nuts Steady, walnuts, Oregon, 2f(( 30c ; a Imonds, 25&'30c ; pea nuts, 91 fli 1 04c ; pecaus, 25 57cJ JlbertB, 17&18c. PORTLAND, Ore., May 7. Cat tle and calves . quotably steady. Cows, low cutter, $6.00S9.0O. Bulls (yearlings excluded), good beef, $8,006.1)9.50; cutter to medium, 17.608.60. Hosa, steady with Monday's close, or 10 to 11 cents higher than last week; mostly 15, to 25 cents higher; heavy weight ,(250-350 ibs.j, medium to choice, $i0.00i'(j3 Watch Your Kidneys ! ' Scanty or Too Frequent Excretions Demand Prompt Attention. KIDNEY disorders are too seri ous to ignore. It puys lo hoed luo curly signals. Scanty, burning or too frequent kidney excrutions; a. drowsy, listless, fooling; juimmcgs, slifTuuss and conalunt backache are limely warnings. To promote normal kidney ac tion and ussist your kidneys In rl(;iinsiug your blood of poisonous wnb-tes, use I) nan's Pills, Kudocaud by users everywhere. 50,000 Users Endorse Doan's: A. N. Rumil, 712 W. lit South St.. Salt Lnk City, Utah, Myii "I felt lid nd iore ll over. My bulc hA dull 'chfl in it moat of the tima. I tired Muily nd was vary irritable. Altar reading about iJonn'a Pi I la. 1 decided to try them. They did what I expected ad now 1 (eel fine." Make the Home 1 $11.00; mndlum weight (200-250 lbs.), medium to choice. $11.009) $12.00; light weight UGO-200 lbs.), medium to choice, $12.00812.25; light lights (130160 lbs.), medium to choice, $11.00 12.00. Sheep and lambs quotably steady. Yearling wethers (110 lbs. dowu), medium to choice, $12.0014.25. Roteburg Cabinet Shop 230 W. Oak FURNITURE REPAIRING Upson Boaed and Veneer Panel Cut to Order Window Soreens made to order P ( AND P L. COOKELREAS , Chiropractor DRUGLES3 HEALTH CENTER "Complete Health Service" Mluerul Vapor Baths 327 Cass Phone 491 Flavor (and . n U I In SAVITA Savita ia a concentrated yeast extract that duplicate! the flavor of choice meats. Use it for flavoring soups, vegetables and gravies. Rich in vitamin B for health. - -Secur. A DMJU.Crnk SantuHnm Hultb Food IOUR HBALTH POOD CBNTSB CaU63 Exonomy Grocery O. L. JOHNSON Th Store That Serves You Beet Phone S3 S44 N. Jsckion 8t- By Blosser f 5Vx I
