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Newspaper Page TextSEVO POLLY AND HER PALS The Bedlam Veteran ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG; OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 13. 1930. Classified Section BATES: Tm word, net IhMIm, 1 wU. By Uw wwk, Mi Mrt. Minimum per adnrtuMmeat; ti Mat. Han yar ail ! tk words and endow (tamp. beck r Banc vrstar. COMPARATIVE WEATHER DATA They Don't Stay Long V. a. WUVUKS BUHBAD Obarvatlona taken at a. 120th Meridian. THIS WEATHER Temperature FOR SALE CLAV building tile at Pages'. EQUITY on bouse for sale. Phone 692. OLD growth fir, S tier $9. South End Fuel Co. ROOF coating special value, at special price at Pages'. YOUNG Jersey, Just fresh. 631 Winchester St., or phone 338. FOR SALE 3 acres wheat and vetch in field. J. H. Herstine, . Riverside. FOR SALE Boston Terrier pups, full-bloods with papers, cheap. Call 415 Mill St. FOR SALE Work horse, will pull 10-inch plow, J20 with harness. 1st place N. of Tipton dairy. SOME very good buys in fishing rods and tackle at Powell's Fur niture store on Jackson street. SLAB - block wood, 2.50; split slab, $2.75. Also ash, oak, fir and pine. Prices right. O. J. Rand. Phone 563-Y. FOR SALE! Ford's double unit electric milker with D. C. motor, used one month. Price $140. Ad dress Casper Nellls, Yoncalla, Oregon. FOR SALE Good first cutting al falfa hay in shock. Cheap if tak en at once. H. P. Garrison, RI.-2, Box 88, Roseburg. N. Curry, estate. SPECIAL coil bedBprlng, extra heavy construction. Double deck ed to insure comfort. Regularly priced at 18 now $12.50. Powell's . Furniture store, 245 N. Jackson. BRUNSWICK phonograph cost $210 new. Will sell for $35 in cluding $15 worth of records. See us for good buys any time. Pow ell, 245 North Jackson street. SPECIAL processed felted mat tress, extra heavy. Imperial stitched high grade ticking. For a few days we are offering them at $10.00. Powell's Furniture Company, 245 North Jackson St. FINE electric sewing machine on console table, walnut finish, at special low price, $45. Also Slug er portable $40. Many treadle ma chines as low as $8. If you want to buy or rent; see Powell, 245 N. Jackson. FOR BALE Davenport Phono 6F12. A FURNISHED house for rent. In quire of H. B. Church. Phone 484-L. IRONING BOARDS Made up ready to use. Page Lumber Fuel company. GARDEN TRACTORS Centaur and Planet Jr. gnrden tractors. Leake & Beyers Co. FOR SALE Fancy milk fed friers. 25c each. Special 3 days. B. E. Baker, Coos Junction. WANTED Small team of mules. or pair of big burros. Gates place, Unipqua Park, Roseburg. WATER SYSTEMS Large or small water plants. New and used. Leake & Beyers Co. BICYCLES $3.50 down - and $1 a week and up. Puckett's Bicycle Shop, 535 N. Jackson St. DANCE at the new Evergreen grange hall, Saturday night, June 14. Everybody come. GARDEN HOSE Best quality U. S Mogul garden hose. Bargain prices. Leake & Beyers Co. FOR SALE Have a large sheep and turkey ranch on shares. Will sell my interests. Box 1964, care News-Review. WANTED TO BUY About 1 acre, near Roseburg, good for chickens. Some trees, no improvements. Box 1982, care News-Review. as ju jj ni m "mill'lj f ' 'JBOTMivjrvnnaBWKrvWKi - , Sleep with 3 fwowu'? j 60156 r THAT HITJ&OUS f f I Jn& "whV THAT S'f""Trl IT TAKES MORfcW A M VVr' IkT-ERnAiA -!nL H W6 H0 TWAKfcME'I 1 f X FOGHORN. iS I RVflL5r Xlve i&FT THRCU6M A F hams n'.f'TJ I "Pour SsORes. peJ g SATURDAY SPECIAL Dodge in closure, new finish, B0 tires, licensed and ready to go. Priced special at $37.50. F. W. Chase. CHEV. sport roadster. Just over hauled, and refiniBhed. Good tires and a dandy light car. Saturday special at $137.60. F. W. Chase. SATURDAY car specials. I still have several of the finance Co.'s cars left and some buyers are going to get a bargain Sat. F. W. Chase. i 23 IS . . -clear . . .eler .Pt.rMv ....fldy . . .clear , . .clear cMy .lU.cldy . . .clear . . .clear . . .clear New Orleans m.ciny tinker Hiilpfl Huston 'hk-aK( . . . . lenvor Kureka Galveston .. Helena Khiisum City Ios Ancelea Marahfielil New York . North Head . Phoenix ..... t'ot-iileilo .... Port lai.rt . , . . Hiwarburir . , . Sacramento . . St. Lou In . . , . Salt Luke ... San Dleuo . . . San Kraiiclat'u Seattlo Spokane .elily . .elily ..clear .ch-ar . .cltly .clear . .clear .elear .clear . .clUy .clea r Pt.cltly . .cuiy 38 61 SH in 74 481 5 44 fit Gil r.s G2 ill 48 44 I 6X1 'I r.i 0 I 0 01 si Rebuilt Mowers $45.00 THEY DO THE WORK Riding Cultivator ... . .. $ 30.00 Rebuilt Binder .$135.00 FarmBureauCooperativeExchange Roseburg Myrtle Creek Oakland agents FOR L. a. H. Electric Rargea John Deere Plow Co. Hood River Spray Cu. Heoeier and Milwaukee Pumpe Sutherlln Spray Co. 481 5S 44) Washington ....cltly lumpen rleui- Yaktina clear Weather emtiia The Calmtlliin dlstuvluince him In rreaBed In micrKy and In centrHl thin morninfr In Mnnltuha. with low pri'UKuro oxti'itOlnK soulliwiml to Mexico. Within the pant 24 hour phnwern have oivurred In the I'uget Kotind rcelun. North Dakota, iii-ni-miiii and "leh'uan. and heavy local rains in Florida. Tampa ro tiMUiiK 4-lfl Inchea; elaowhere gen erally fall- weather prevails with tin.ieasomihlly fool weather In moat western aeetlona and temperaturea above normul lit the eastern half of the country. An extenalve hlKh nrea- Mir area from the oeean Is mnvlnir . In over the northwestern mate. I IndleatlnK fair and warmer weather In this vicinity over the ween end. Hi. 11. r 11". i K.n r.n, MeteorologlBt. Chiropractor uH0aLE6S HEALTH CENTER "Complete Health Bervloe" Mineral Vapor Batha 187 Case Flions 411 DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting or " Glaaaea 110 aekeon 8t. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Highway Construction, Douglas County, Oregon. Sealed bills will be received by the County Court of Douglas Coun ty, Oregon, at the court house in Roseburg, Oregon, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. on the 21st day of June 1930, for construction work on a section of the Loon Lake Market Road No. 3. The work involves approximate- upon the deposit of five dollars. The right Is resorved ' to reject any or all proposals, or to accept the proposal or ptoionnls deemed best for the County. THE COUNTY COURT OF DOUG LAS COUNTY, OREGON. Roy Agee, County Clerk. OAKLAND WILL CELEBRATE The Oakland racing committee GOOD NINE-ROOM HOUSE fur nished, corner location, $3,250. Will take trade for equity of Si,tuu. uox iso. iyoy, care isews-1 USED steel range with coil. Bed davenport in leather, $35. r Kitchen Queen -table! $2. B??BVj , fast table $2.50. Used roc km? ; chair, $3.50. Powell Furnltu-'e and Hardware, 245 N. Jackion street. I WANTED f HAWAIIAN GUITAR and full course of lessons at ' less than half price. Also fine young police dog, cheap. 626 South Pine. Phone 684 WANTED Sheep manure. Overland orchard. Phone WANTED Wood cutters. Marsh. Phone 18F22. A. H. WANTED Salesmen for electrical products of real merit,' priced to sell readily. A. E. Pederson, 744 W. Jackson, Medford. WANTED Housekeeping, or gar den or other work, by woman , with 13-year-old boy. Mrs. H. D. '. Hayes. Phone 26F2. SALESMEN WANTED 66 miles on 1 gallon. Amazing new mois ture gas saver. All autos.. 1 free. Critchlow. 4610-E, Wheaton, 111. I FOR RENT f 4 e PIANO for rent. Mrs. Brand. Phone 695-J-l. Chas. A. FOR RENT Modern furnished apartment. 112 firockway. Dear dorff Apts. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, hot water, electric stove, garage. Nice location. Inquire Bubar Bros. Phone 214. FOR RENT Furnished modern apartment, close in, sleeping " porch, electric range. Phone 679 mornings. Call 124 W. Douglas bt. atternoons. e 4 FOUND ' FOUND Small black dog about three years old. Ward's cafe. e e I MISCELLANEOUS I . . L'AR OWNER Don't forget to call bii wtien in need of auto parts. Eartf s Auto Wrecking House. NOTICE anyone wanting hay balod, call or write F. I. Belts. Good work guaranteed. Phone 5F23. DEPOT BARBER SHOP will stay . open evenings until 8 o clock Under new management. All hair cutting 2ac. PERSONS dumping coal ashes on Lot 7, Block 29, Roseburg. are known and will be prosecuted if same continues. LUUe L. Moore. JERSfcY BLACK GIANT breeders. You' (an get couide very cheap from : one of the i west's best , flocks, if taken soon. Also hatch ing eggs. C. J. Rasmussen, Roseburg. 39 ACRES with river frontage. Im mediately across Umpqua river from the Soldiers' Home. This ' has a wonderfut speculative value at $6,000. E. G. Kingwell, Roseburg. ly 15.000 cu. yds. excavation; 4,000 's sponsoring a raoa meet July 4, 5 cu. yds. overhaul;, 75 lin. ft. 12" i and 6. The Oakland irack is in fine culverts; 24 lin. ft. 15" culverts; I condition ana already several 112 lin. ft. 18" culverts and 1, 21' , horsemen, including George Mc bent bridge; the limits being more i Casslin with Mr. Hobsou's homes particularly described as from sta-lol Myrtle Point, also Mr. Hatcher tion 091.7 to 6300. No bid will ! is litre with his horses, as well as be considered unless accompanied , several others and more are com by cash, bidder's bond, or certified i ing dally. . v check tor an amount equal to at i There will be a band concert least five per cent of the total every morning at 10 o'clock follow amount of the bid. ed by a ball game by two good A sufficient bond will bo ro-'ijeams. The Sutherlin 'band Will Mitlt'orl fni )a fclHhfttl nnhfrn-nunna llumiiih IlltmtV Of ffOOd milHiC. fitld dt the contract in a' sum "equal toTHbl will "bo a dance Friday nd the total amount of the bid. Saturday nights. Plans, specifications, forms of If you like horse races, , plnn f to contract, proposal blanks, and full be at Oakland July 4, 5 and ' 6. Information for bidders may be ob- Watch for further announcements, tained at the office of the county AdmlSKlon $2 season ticket. $1 clerk or the county roadmaster, sicglc ticket. 50c children. Grand Court House, Roseburg, Oregon, stand free. Adv. s ( 12.00 M Economy Lumber Shlplap and dressed 2x4's Not the best nor the worst but good for many uses Coen Lumber Company BUY OUR COUPON CERTIFI CATES drawing tnterest semi annually. Clip your coupons same as government bonds. DOUGLAS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIA TION, Medical Arts Bldg. Phone 215. STILL HAVE many bargains in new and nsed furnitdre and fix tures at sacrifice prices. Will sell all or part as a business op portunity. Umpqua Trading Post, 328 N. Jackson St. LOANS If you want to borrow money see us first! We know we have the best loan available. Our monthly payments are less apd our plan is definite. You know when your loan is paid off. DOUGLAS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION, Medical Arts Bldg. Phone 245. MONTHLY payment loans. If you wish to build or buy a home or refund your present mortgage, we have a liberal repayment plan whereby loans may be paid in monthly installments. The total cost of one of our loans is lower than any like organization doing business in the state. We invito comparison. UMPCJL'A SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, DoukIss Abstract building. New Service Station to Open The new store and service station owned by W. P. Harding, which Is located one block west of the rail road tracks on the Garden valley highway, will be opened next Sun day, June 15. Building Chicken Hatchery Wil liam Cobb Is erecting an incubator manracturlng plant and chicken hatchery on the Garden valley highway Just across from the Val ley grocery store. The erection is well under way. and the building Is being roofed today. NEW TODAY USED MOWERS Sre us before yon buy. Leake ft Beyers Co. ISHD GAS ENGINES All sizes. New and used gaa engines. Leake & Beyers Co. BOAT LIMBER Wldec loar co ttar. Page Lumber & Fuel com pany. USED FUKDSO.N.S Overhauled and "as is." Reasonable prices. Leake & Beyers Co. ATTENTION B. P. O. ELKS An F.Iks lodge will be Inst I tutcd at Grants Pass. Oregon on Tuesday, June 17th, 19:10 Die iiarndc at 2 n. m. Instilti tion of lodge aud election of orfirert, 4 p. m. Dinner 6:311 p. m. Initiation of candidates 7:30 p. m.. followed by big dance. Ail members of Roan- e burg lodge and their wives in- vlted to attend. Be sure anil be there IKA U RIDDLE, Sec. POEM FOR THE DAY By LOUIS ALBERT BANKS Dr. Twltchell In Town Dr. J. C. Twltchell, now of Los Angeles, formerly president of Roseburg General, hospital and one of the directors of the Southern Hospital association, is spending a few days In this city In the interests of business. AT YOUR SERVICE Phone 582 ' . i - Day or Night STEPHENS AUTO CO. !;i c"- ft "I' ' Visitor From Days Creek- George McCall of Days Creek was In Roseburg yesterday on business. fill FOOT FOR 25c Tiny Wafer, Thin As Paper. Stick It On Shoes Don't Hurt. OUT COMES CALLOUS RESULTS GUARANTEED The newest in callous removers is a thin as paper wafer you press on the spot with fingers and it sticks there. No dangerous razor, burning acid or doughnut pads to add pressure when shoes go on. Pain stops Immediately. Slip on shoes. O-Joy Callous Wafers never fail. Later you peel off wafer and out comes callous down to the healthv skin, a O.Jnu rnilmi. Bunion, .Wafers for a quarter at dri'"''i. - t Yes, Sir! the method thatmakes your coffee uniform 365 days in the year.SimpLified.effectlve, economical, the Golden West Coffee Maker is now at your grocer's. The price, complete, is $1, and regular Golden West is the ideal coffee for best results. . Golden West Coffee & Hukcr Jull Pour In BOILING Water GOD'S CLOCK SELF-WINDING The universe In the opinion of Dr. Robert A. Milllkan,. physicist, is not running uown uae an eigiu-atiy ciock, out is consiuutiy renewing itself. Kg Speaking beforo a natural science forum under auspices of the American Institute of the City of New "" 1 WTny 1 York' Electrical Society, April 10, Dr.' Millikun" de clared natural science at last had reason to believe the cosmic drama of formation still is being enacted in the stellar spaces. He IhtiR tnkPK Ikhup wilh Sir .Inmpn .Tontiu unit other physicists who champion the theory that I no f" universe is slowly aisintegiuting. ! Dr. Milllkan in 1923 received the Nubul Prize foi the Isolation and measurements of the electron. A 1 little more than a year ago he discovered the cosmic ray. He is a professor at the California Institute or Technology. He said he based his opinion on 10 outstanding'! tlunvariaa ln,.liillnir lha I.. u- nF Iha lui.iuul. ..r ,H.;.-l? teat and work, the cosmic ray, radio activity and the Aston curve. "Somewhere in the universe." he said. "Is still going on the procoss Si of upbuilding the heavy elements, such as gold mid platinum and 1 A radiant, out of the lighter ones. We now know within very small limit 1 s of uncertainty that. all elements were originally built tip from hydrogen.'' viui L.ie uiscovery ana mentiiication ot cosmic rauiation we have In dications that the same btiidlng process is still going on. Associated g iicoa oiuij iiuiii iuw I uin, inil Xu, lllti'J. Creation still is going on; To God the time is always dawn. As Millikan's scholastic eye Into great nature's secrets pry, - He sees the universe renew, Beholds it building in the blue; He sees the working of His power Whose hand paints every single flower. ' 11 The dream of Genesis is true Our God's still working with his crew. Before He dreamed earth's budding sod At time's beginning, there was God. His breath o'er chaos wound the clork' His store of treasures to unlock. And then God said, "Let there be light I" And time began its wondrous flight. The universe, God's dial plate. Began to register the date. And age by age has made its mark. And when our eyes see through the dark To read the records He has made, 1 he part His matchless wisdom played, Our reverent wonder hastes to grow Discovers things like radio. a What wonders in the future hide To cwell man's glory and his pride! As Doctor Millikan suggests Cod's hand in nature never rests. His clock is never slow, nor fast; F-ach age is better than the last. We'll face the future with a cheer God's hand is on the running gear. W I aMiiaiisiMiiiMiBiaiiaeiiii3ayny m PAINT- HEADQUARTERS 4 Buy your paint on the job basis . and save S W P the world's best house paiut costs less on your house than cheaper paint. This is because its wonderful body thoroughly covers more square feet of surface per gallon. Therefore its slightly higher price per gallon is more than made up by the fewer gallons needed for the job. That is why you should buy by the job rl by the gallon. The beautiful, weatherproof SWP colors and its tough film last twice M.rt A M 'on6 a cheaper paints. That means that you save from 50 to 60 n.rri V on repainting when you use SWP. It is the world's ' ' t,u th?'!Z.!j-Z"uZ'.' 6rca,cst house paint bargain. Note the many Friday At. tr,dm,k and Saturday Suggestions we offer this week. EARTH A 0 (Tb FRIDAY and SATURDAY GESTIONS ' SWP House Paiut The world'itandartl of house paint quality. SWP is made in one quality only and that the very beat. Famous for long life and the permanency of its many beautiful colors. Covers more square feet of surface per gallon. Costs less on the house a than cheaper paints at a lower price per $ fl aT sTTi gallon. Regular colors, per gallon 1&jLw ' ' Gloss White, per gallon S4.Z5 8W ITilt-Tonc A washable flat wall paint for inte rior decorations. Produces beautiful velvet finish on plaster or wallboard. Per quart 95C H-X Scuii-I.tiMrc An interior paint with the hnrd-dry-mg and washable qualities of enamel. Dries with half-enamel gloss. Per quart $1.15 Specify sm and pngagi a goad jxtitUcr S-W Enameloid The world's fineit rapid -drying dec orative enamel. Ideal for woodwork, furniture, toys, etc. Wide range of charming colon. Per quart $180 fc-W floor Eujimel A beautiful enamel finish for wood, concrete or linoleum floors. With stands daily scrubbing and tramp ing heels. Per quart X.10 Good For Dad's Day A few specially priced items that he vill appreciate'. Re member we nave toots, e-c, galore, that all men appre ciate, and if you will present MIS we Will nwK9 a nrcc uib- count for his sake on any1 tool you wish. Say 15 , how will that do? SPECIALS ; A good steel fishing rod, with reel and line, worth $8, but packed m a neat dox ror $4.98. And to complete the outfit we will add leader and half dozen Oregon made dry flies. . , A $1.00 pint vacuv.i bottle, 89c , or I-qt. bottle priced at $1.93, for $1.75. Or a one gallon vac. jug worth $1.50 for $1.35. T A fishing kit box with two swinging trays and lots of room, priced at $3.85 for $3.30. Or one priced at $3.50 for $3.00. A fine auto lunch basket worth $1.50 for $1.37. A larger one worth $2.00 tit $1.73. t Remember Dad Churchill Hardware Co. Ironmongers Roseburg, Oregon a . .