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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18. 1930. SEVEN Classified Section ' eyMsia. fl faerta. ail fMi eras aa easiest fUsap, at fW , FOR SALE WOOD 2.5Q 24KU.. 1(100 J.D. HOUSE Fine animal. Leake & Beyers Co. WANTED Work by hour or care lor children. Call 248-J. LATH Number one two at Pages'. -- and number FOR BENT 3-rooni clean apt.. garage, adults. Phone 4a9-R. SHEPHERD pups for sale. M. T. ' Dawson. Phone S3F24. GARDEN HOSE Fine quality. Low prices. Leak & Beyers uo. ROLL ROOFING Let us figure your needs. Leake & Beyers Co. FLOORING $20, $24, $28, 432, $48, etc. Page Lumber & Fuel Co. SIDING $19, $25, $28, $30, $43, etc. Page Lumber & Fuel Com pany. ; FOR SALE A good reed baby buggy. Inquire at 804 Miller St. FEATURE THAT! A good wood stove for only $15. The, Califor nia Oregon Power1 Co. FOR SALE-Good milch cow. C. H. '. Wallen, Rt. 2, Box 114, Roseburg. $1500 PRIVATE money for good farm loan. G. w. Young & son, 116 Cass St. Phone 417. .CHEVROLET TRUCK 1927 mod el. Cab and body. Leake & Bey ers Co. IRRIGATION PIPE Underground and surface Irrigation pipe. Low prices. Leake & Beyers Co. IRRIGATION OUTFITS Any size. Giib or electric driven. Leake & peyera Co. ROOFING MATERIALS AU kinds "Plnnowr" hranri ttia nlH ' fitnnrl. aid. Coen Lumber Company. U$ED MOWERS Also new Cham pion mowers and rakes. Leake Beyers Co. USED FORDSON TRACTORS Also Cletrac. Reasonable prices. Leake & Beyers Co. WANTED Woman for light house work, in country. Good home. $i& per mo. Mrs. Bobb, Myrtle Creek. FOR SALE 60 head of cattle both beef and milking stuff. Phone room 424 Grand hotel, or P. Q. Box 1032, Roseburg. FOR SALE; 3 young Jersey cows, fresh about 7 weeks. .Inquire Hill's service station, Wilbur, Ore. Stanley Short. NINE acres on highway with ser vice station, 7-room House, iuick action, $5,000. E. G. Kingwell, Roseburg, Ore. HAWAIIAN GUITAR and full course of lessons at less than half price. Also fine young police dog, cheap. ,626 South Pino. Phone 684. FOR SALE or trade for chickens or heifer, six-tube cabinet Cros ley radio, battery set. D. B. Boone, 216 Court St. SLAB block wood, $2.50; split slab, $2.75; Ash, oak, fir and pine. Prices right. Also 4-foot Slab, per cord, delivered, $5.60. O. J. Rand. Phone 563-Y. SPECIAL coil bedsprlng, 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. I WANTED WANTED Woman to help with housework e,very morning. Phone SALESMEN WANTED-6S miles on 1 gallon. Amazing new mois ture gas saver. AU autos. 1 free. Critch ow. 4610-E. Wheaton. in, : I FOR RENT : : 4 ROOMS FOR RENT Close in. 211 E. Cass St. PIANO for rent. Mrs. . Brand. Phone 695-J-l. Chas. A, FOR REKT apartments, 615-J. -Modem furnished close In. Phone FOR RENT Two 6-room modern unfinished houses in Roseburg. Phone 3F22. FOR RENT Large furnished room with kitchenette, close in. 221 W. Washington. FOR RENT Modern 3-rpom part ly turnisnea Dungaiow. t-iiuue 360-Y or inquire 709 Cobb St. FOR RENT 5-room furnished house, $7 per month. John Braughlon, Miller's Addition. FOR RENT Furnrsned apartment, hot water, electric stove, garage. Nice location. Inq tlre Eubar Bros. Phone 214. FOR RENT Furnished modern apartment, close in, sleeping porch, electric range. Phone 679 mornings. Call 124 W. Douglas KL afternoons. . ! FOUND . FOUND Small black dog about three years .old. Ward's cafe. MISCELLANEOUS CAR OWNER Don't forget to call 653 when In need of auto parts. Sarffa Auto Wrecking House. DEPOT BARBER shop will be open until 8 o'clock evenings. Under new management. All hair cut ting 25c. PERSONS dumping coal ashes on Lot 7. Block 29. Roseburg, are known and will be prosecuted If Same continues. Lillle L. Moore. NEW TODAY per tier, l'hone FOR SALE 1924 Ford sedan in good condition, $65. Terms of $25 down if wanted. Ward's cafe. SPECIAL June prices on hotplates, waffle Irons and Corona cookers. The California Oregon Power Co. TRAILERS, TRAILERS, TRAIL ERS If in need of light trailer do not fail to come in and see us at Sarff's. 95c PLACES that big two burner Hotplate in your home, perfect for summer service. The Call fornia Oregon Power Co. SHERWIN WILLIAMS SUMMER MULSiun uii spray tor reu Bpider and codling moth. Leake & Beyers Co. CLEAN chimneys and Farmers' Mutual Fire Relief insurance means double protection. 1. M. Tuthill, Oakland, Oregon. POLLY AND HER PALS , In the Cooler for the Summer This is just umzv ) ( wny Hf H ive Gorn'. i'm&ms&hth eossTei-Lij HERE W6 ARb. HELD U HAJ3 THfc.niLL ' THAT LAST 5UNAMER Cr " PRISONERS IK OUR OWfJA 0p UkjBuRkj I H6 HAD A TURKISH JVfcAH? L- house. B.sTyr .-cook pyft3TH6! g Jooku efeLgHfej - iB rJJTiFY This HERE Turkish) I I . . (oZZjfKi terrierwe'll ) OR Tt-"r f v-1-h-k Cj COMPARATIVE WEATHER DATA V. Ik WKAT11KH Ul'pKAU , Obaervattuna tae.cn axf ' a. 130th Meridian. - TUB WEATUEB 4 ; , - Temperature . j S 55? 5 0B llak.T Holm- . iii.4ton i . . . . Ullt-HKt oinur KilteKil aulvoslon .. lii-lifliu 1 ktuitma t'fty l,u Ani;iK-s .NiarKhfieUl , Now Ork-una Nl-w '.irk .. North Ht-ad .t...clt-ar I'hoenlx ...... .cU-ur l'o,-atllo Pt.rhly 'ortluncl cleur KOMrbunc rlwir Sacruni-nto ....t-'U-ur fit. Lauis clear Salt l,ake ... San Dli-KH . . . tian Kranclaoo Sttitttlu Spokane . . .cli-ur . . .vlrar . . . . ra i n il.ly .pt.L-ldy . . .-lcal-. . .vlear .Pt.i-liiy . . .I'U-ar cldv . . .ili-al-1 , .clt-ar luy MRS. ADAMS has resumed man agement of her Coos Junction barbecue after a three months' vacation. RING cherries ripe next week, 5c per lb. on the trees. Come and get them. 21 miles east of Suth erlln. C. S. Austin. FOR porsonal taxi service with a smile, call Rapps. Phone 21. At the old Goodman cigar store, Cass St., near the depot. LOST Thursday morning. May 29, between Roho school and 821 W. Lane, dark brown felt hat with gold trimming in front. Phone 248-J. NOTICE Jest you forget, we have a hydraulic whoel tightener to tighten all metal felloe wheels. Bring them In. All work guaran teed at Sarff's. NOW is .the time for you to ex amine .those melal felloe wheels and if loose have them tightened on our hydraulic wheel tightener, at Sarff's. LOST About 11 miles north of Roseburg, a black bag containing photographs and clothes marked "66." Reward. Return to Nows Reviow office. FOR SALE 3i ton truck body, metal lined, $20 takes It. Iron is worth that price. See It at Sarff's Auto Wrecking House, 329 N. Main St. IDEAL gifts for the June bride: Lovely urn .sets, toasters, perco lators and numerous other sug- - gestions. See us now. The Cali fornia Oregon Power Co. WANTED Refined, energetic wo man for permanent business. Ad vancement to right party. Give age and occupation followed. Box 22, care News-Review. FOR RENT Close In, clean, cozy, 2-room and kitchenette apt. Wa ter and lights, Jiot water all hours, gas range, $18. Mrs. L. O. Maddux, 404 N. Jackson. GARDEN VALLEY bottom hinds with river frontage tills side of 1 the golf links and will make dandy homes. 25 cash, balance ( 6. E. G. JCIngwell, Roseburg, Oregon. INSURED SAVINGS Let us ex plain our Insured savings plan which protects you and your family If you live or die. DOUG LAS I1UILDINO & LOAN ASSO CIATION, Medical Arts Illdg. Phone 215. . TODAY'S MARKETS t (Associated I'rfu I -rased Wire) ' PORTLAND, June IS. The lutl;r marKfct upputtrs to have reruven-d suine stiviiKlti. Prk'?s wcro un-cIiuiiKi-d toduy, but the tone Indicat ed iio weukenlnK from prest-iit val ue a. Supplies arc lighter than a few days uko. " Ekk prices wore barely steady. I'rutt and vi'Kutiiblt'g are showing ucL-linoB in keeping with the l- urii.i.iK Hi-usun. strawberries, how ver, hold u fairly even tone, aiioiuiioHR Kkkb: Pricex tt io:uiiers: Fresh extras, 21c; standards, iiltc; fresh medium, 22c, Prices to wholesalers He under prlc to retailors. Butter: Culms: Kxtras. 3.1c: stan- dardft. 32c; prime firsts, 31c; firstH, 30e. Creamoi y prices: Prints, 3c over cube standards. MUk: Raw milk (4 per cent) 92.30 0 2.40 cwt rteiivcred Portland, less 1 per cent; grade B milk, $2.65. But terfat, station, 28c; track, 30c; de livered in Portland 3c. Poultry: (Buying prices): Alive, neavv hens over 4 'A lbs.. 23e: me dium hens, to 4 Ins., 20c; light-i hens. I7cj broilers, l to 2 'a lhs. Iegliorns, 17e: colored, 2fiiy28e.; Vo-kin- ducks," 4 lhs. and over, 2Rf?28r. old, 1518c;- colored ducks, lti(fD20c. . country jneuts: (Buying: prices) Choice veal, 1 4 W 10c; pork, 1 E fff ITi Vjc; choice lumbs, l$if20v; mut ton. ftt'7c. Flour: (city delivery priccH): l-amny piueius, i;is, i.mii; wiioie wheat. 4!.s. If.. HO: crahaiu. 4!is. Jn.70: bakers' hard wheat, a, $6.20; bak ers' hluestem patents, Us, JG.tiO; pa.sliy Hour, rJ.s, fti.u'J. HiiKur (sacked basis): cane. fruit or berry, yj.'JO per cwt. Bol-1 bUirar. S4.i0 cwt. oitiuiis. ateauy, Oregon, $1.15 11.75. Potatoes: Gems. No. 1 grade, J3.75 S4.UU. jsew potatoes: ' caiiioruia, tlfliftc pouna. Wool: Eastern Oregon, 13 18c lb.: valley. 24c. Mohair, new clip: Kid hair, 35c per pound; staple 25c per lb. Nuts: Steady; walnuts, Oregon, 25 fi)30c; almonds, 2rtff3e: peanuts, 9VW0H:; pecans, 25(57c; filberts, YKit 18c. Hay: Wholesale buying prices, de livered Portland, castf.rn Oregon timothy, $22.50 M 23.50: .lo valley, IH.WOra If : alfalfa. $10.00T20.00: clover, $1C; oat hay, $1G; stiiiw. $7 Hp 8 ton; selling prices. S! to t2 more. Hops: lyJU cl op. SI tit InUc; 1130' eontraets, clusters, 12'(&13c; fug gles, 15c. ' l.lvesiock Cattle:' Steers 1MO-1300 lbs. )0.7r, fill. 25. good $11.00(fili.7", medium $10.00 1 1.00, common .j)if 10.0O. Heifers, good $9.00 fi 'J. 50, common to medium $7.00i it.nO. (.Vivn, muni $s.00 5(.50. common to medium iii-Oor K )0, low culler to cutter $2,00 9i 6.00. Bulls (yearlings excluded $7.50 8.00, cmter t" medium $(i.0offf 7.50. Calves $..00 41 lO.Ott. cull to medium $0,110?! 8.00. Vealers, mtlk fftl. $10. iO 'iill.'iO, medium $K.504 10.50, cull to common $S.5IKt 8.50. lings: lit-avv wffght $!.50fir 1 1.O-X mt-lliim wi-lght $Ki.o0ffi I l.iio. Itght weight $1 1.25 1 1.50. light lights $1.50&11.50, packing sows $H.25?i a..iM, MuiiKitter nigs lin.OOfc 11. 00. t.. Act '-nd stocKer pigs $1 1.504J 13.50. (Soft or oily hogs and roast pJs excluded in lmvu uota tions.) .-ineep: (Quotations ixcept on lainbit on shorn basis) lambs good f. -boic.. $7.7518.75. medium $0.75 & 7.75, nil weights. romnnni $."..00 i..iu. . I'eai ling wethers $ I.Od H .O0. Kwh $2.75r :i.riO, 12U-150 lbR7$2.5oj 3.25, all weights, common 51.00& 2.50. POEM FOR THE DAY By LOUIS ALBERT BANKS WatthihKton Winnipeg . uKlina 08 i si . r,ji ti 6J 76 6l 7( n 3, SI. 6J 43 U2 76 4 66; 4S) ti 6U 0 6! 0 IKi V f0 Vl roj 0 V4 e 6S1.04 Ml 71 4l 0 Mil TO 4K a Japanese Lawp BROOMS Direct importation of ihete lawn brooms j,ut receive-J nJ are offered at (pedal price. Regularly told at 35 cents each, our special price to yow ; f or a few days CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. THE IRQN MONGERS .clear . .rain . .eldy .clear .clear ,.-ldy . .eldy .clear nthir I'midillu Pressure continues abtiormitlly high over the north Pacific- slope and low elsewhere over the conti nent, With ruils reported iron, mo Atlantic x4jtaU!. uud light scattered showers frdin liortiolia of the Rocky mountain .and .northern plains re gions. Temperature changes hftve been slight except for cooler weath er In the northwestern states where readmits are somewhat belovv nor mal. Pair and somwhat warmer weather will prevail In this vicinity tonlKh, ana "Y KLRTCIIER, luteoroloajltit. : O The Southern Oregon Gas cor poration gives fifty feet of gas ser vice free with their Jnstallatlona. Adv. Firecrackers at Idleyld park. Adv.' 5 -' . .CEDAR SHINGLES,-pages'. -Four kinds at FOR SALE Dry fir wood, $2.50 per tier. Phone 21K32. FOR SAIE 2-year-olU Jersey bull. J. Heidenreich, Dixonville. Phone BK5. " . UEOOCOLI plants for sale. About 21)00. J. Heidenreich. Dixonville. Phone 3F5. ; ' SIXTY ACRES A well Improved dairy farm slocked and equip ped, inrludiug furniture, automo bile and the dug. E. (J. Klnewell, Iloseburg, Oregon. FIFTY nice White Leghorn liena for sale cheap to make room for young stork. Also laurel healer wood. J. R. Dusenberry, Uouie 1, H miles east from Kelleys Kor ner. FOU SALE 240-acre ranch, good building, fine water, living creek, 70 chickens, 7 cows and hollers, team, 125 turkeys. All needed farm implements Including trac tor. Ali stocked.- All tuts lor $7,000. Easy terms. Mrs. L. O. Maddux. DEFINITE LOANS When you take a loan with us you know just how many payments you are lo make. No guess work. See us before borrowing elsewhere. DOUGLAS Ill'ILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION. Medical Alts 1)1 ug. Pbone 245. HARVEY W. WILEY, CRUSADER FOR PURE FOOD Writing at S5 the concluding chapter of his autobiography, Dr. Wiley says: "When 1 retire it shall not be to idleness, but to study and contemplation. I hope to cultivate the higher philosophy which teaches man that life and death are the two extreme links of a harmonious whole.' And ho heads that last : l!P?t: chapter, "I Still Enjoy My Work." Dr. Wiley lias ever been a crusader, aud the crusading lire still burns In iiis breast, though he realizes regretfully that ho to ra-establish the work of his hands In the days to i SQim book, "The History of a Crime Against the Food Law," he points out that the law he labored so long to perfect is in danger of being overthrown or nullified. 'The method of control of the law and Us purpose," he says, "have both entirely changed and the law may easily become a protection tor misbranding una ggr adulteration, and a cloak for the misbranders aud 1 ja adulterators." i Wk uureniltttngly througliout the twenty-nine years of his incumbency of that office In Washington bulks large In these pages. Dr. Wiley telli that story dramatically, vividly, vigorously, but always with good humor. And it is a story of lively .interest us well as great Importance to the health of the .people of the United Slates G. W. Harris in a review of Dr. Harvey W. Wiley's Autobiography In the New York Times, May 18, 1930. . . . Brave Harvey Wiley's public life Was one continual round of strife. No knight, who ever threw a lance, . Had clearer title to romance. He harks us back to that rare age When knighthood held te leading page; r or wuey ever rought .with glee The very soul of chivalry. He led the righteous food crusade Like knight of old, all unufraid. . He faced a thousand poison darts, Beset by Greed's most vicious arts, But yet, with wondrous self control. Has never failed his daring role; Stood face to face with Monster Greed And served the common people's need. He's always sought the public good ; ' Has felt the bond of brotherhood. He's stood to guard the people's health, .Our most important source of wealth. He's used his rare physician's skill , . . , ; The people's enemies to kill. ' '' The common men from all our ranks Owe Harvey Wiley heartfelt thanks,- God bless the men who have the sand For every righteous cause to stand! ' Who, with the devil dare to clinch, Will face abuse and never flinch; Who, in old age, enjoy their work, And never dream that they may shirk. Brave Harvey Wiley is their dean God give him sunset, bright, serene! Chiropractor DROQLE88 HEALTH CENTEN 'Complete; Health fiorvloa ' Mineral Vapor Baths 837 Cubs Phone STRAWBERRIES CAN BE SERVED IN NOVEL WAYS Luscious Berries Give Hostess Chance to Surprise Guests P1 AT YOUR SERVJCE Phone 682 Day or Night STEPHENS AUTO CO. When strawberries are plump and large it is a pleasant variation to put several on a plate un stemmed, garnished if possible with their glossy leaves. Include a littlo mound of granulated sugar oh the plate, and then eat the berries after taking them by the stem and dip ping them in the sugar. The ex perience is quite as pleasant as plucking and eating the berry from the vine. Another inviting way is to pour three or four spoonfuls of sweetened orange juice over each individual serving of stemmed berries. ' The value of sugar in improving the flavor of early summer fruits should be kept in mind. Many of these fruits have a .tartness that will be pleasantly modified by sugar. And if berries, peaches and early apples are stewed, sugar is essential for real enjoyment. Of course, it is exceedingly profit able to take advantage of oppor tunities that occur and "put up" a supply of jellies, jams and pre serves. These foods help make bal anced meals more appetizing. A bit of sweet makes the meal complete. The Sugar Institute, The Cop's Will petYQU Let ms inspect your brakes ; before the police do. It's less!" expensive to have the brakes rehned with Raybestos to-day... than to hear the Judge ay, '75 dollars" 'tQ-morrQw,",' Genuine Silver Edge Ray- -beftos applied by brake spe cialists, keeps you out of courc ' find affords adequate brake sj protection. BRAKE SERVICE at this Station Percy Crcft Highway Service Co. 3 -o- Tlio Southern Oregon Gas cor poration gives fifty feet of feas ser vice free with their Installations. Adv. The hour for teeing off at golf on btdlns' day. Thursday, al the Country club has' been changed from ?:00 to 8:30 o'clock. . i New Low Prices on Moh'iwk and Cioodyuar ' quality tires at 'he Roseburg Garage 3 " g I Just As Soon s ... - As It Arrives S it Is necessary to place the milk in the coldest part of the 3 refrigerator. If the bottles are allowed to become warm; a part J of the work done by pasteurization to make the product a health. S giving food, Is simply undone. Milk must receive maximum care $ from production to consumption. 1 W'ANTKD Listings of Itoseburg residence properties lliat can be handled with px-soldlers' bonus loan. Also want properties that ran be handled with $5'.'0 down payment and bukii--j in month ly payments. G. W. Young - Ai Sou, lie' Cass SL Phone 417. . . ATTENTION MOOSE - ,) ' ; .. $ Regular meeting Wednesday, , June .1Mb. Only meeting dup B lug the month ol Juue. lit' g present. 1. illicit. , 3 ; C.H(U'.,lv .(JILHA.M. I'li't. 3 Roseburg Dairy and Soda Works i PHONE 186 I S The Cleanest Place in' Town : S COME AND 6EE FOR YOURSELF lIITIOIITOTIOTTT.T.T.T.TTt7TT.TTWW Your First Choice Car Costs so little More., Why buy a lesser car 3 Forget "list prices" and get te facts Get the actual costs trade-in, financing and .extras considered. You will be astonished at how little, if anything, more it costs for he putstanding advantages of the Essex Challenger. The Challenger ""Essex costs little more yet it is a big car, witli big car advantages. ! You ride with ease. You have the solid feeling of the biggest car. It is a car you will be proud own. You will be proud of its appear ance and luxury, and you will be proud of Ua performance. ..Come examine and ridp in the New Essex .(Challenger. See how little more il costs. Then no lesser car can satisfy. l.o.b. ttotrolt,lacttry For tle Coupe Seven other model just as attractively priced. Wide color choice at uoextracoat Roy Catching Motor Co. Roseburg, Oregon