ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY. AUGUST 1. 1930.
SEVEN
Classified Section
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Minimum per advertisement, 5 cent. Malt your ads Coup t the
words and enclose stamp, check or money order.
FOR SALE
NAU-S Page Lumber & Fuel Co.
t bus a good stock of many sizes.
GOOD milch cow, r.esii, Holstein
j ami Jeisey. Call alter 6
1. in.
l-'UK SAL.B llroccoli and cabbtiKB
A iilaiilK, cheap. C. C. Lauianci;.
Dillurd.
WINDOWS Weights, cord, iul-
leys, fasteners and lifts at
Pages'.
!,FOH SALK aiietlaud iony, live
years old. II. U. Urowu, 8 miles
west ol Klklon.
IVOR SALE Thoroughbred Scotch-
sheiiherd puppies. Mules $5
each. Phone 1F33.
5 G U A H A N T E E D Rogers' si 1 vcr-
ware for sale at very low prices
at Highway Service Co.
FOK SALE Fine cabinet phono
graph, 30 records, (20. 30b W.
Second Ave. N. Phone 25B-Y.
SHELL fly spray for sale in bulk,
at Highway Service Co. Urlng
your containers and save money.
FOR SALE Oil TRADE Register
ed Jersey bull, 14 years old; will
exchange for good cow, buzz-saw
rtr pni-rt umil P O Ilnv 24. ROHft-
burg.
FOR SALE Eight-foot show case,
louk with plate glass top and
shelves. Morgan's grocery. Pbone
68.
HEMSTITCHING 5c and 8c per
yard. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Cinderella shop.
PARTY GOING to Frisco, room
for 3 extra, sharing expense.
Sunday 3rd. Phone 504-R.
MAYTAG Bhop announces that It
has moved from Oak street to
the Hose garage office. Phone
66.
SALESLADIES WANTED Local
agents ir all towns, latest styles.
K. & S. dresses. 523 Cooper
Bldg., Los Angeles.
FOR SALE Good home, North
Roseburg, big garden, fruit, ber
ries, no agents. Pay like rent.
1218 West First St.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Sawmill,
cut 10 to 20 thousand feet per
day, -and no horse power. J. .
Culver, Bridge, Oregon.
DUSTING SULPHUR Made by
Sherwin Williams. Low prices.
Also Bean dusters. Leake &
Beyers Co.
PRIVATE LESSONS in decorative
.painting in your own home, day
or evening by Mrs. Holdridge.
Phone 612-J.
CLETRAC TRACTORS New and
used machines. Also 1 Cletrac
power plant suitable for fan or
pump drive. Leake & beyers Co.
SPECIAL coil bedspring, 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-
' eluding $15 worth of records. See
us for good buys any time. Pow
ell, 245 Nortli Jackson street.
HAMPSHIRE rams tor sale One
three years old and a number of
- yearlings, alt registered, good
size and true Hampshire type.
Call on or address J. L. Aikins,
Riddle, Ore.
HERE Is an exceptionally good car
'23 Willys-Knight sedan, coui-
pletely overhauled, new lacquer,
new tires. A perfect car at a very
I low price. Be sure and try It
out. (Jolug HI $075. F. W. Chase.
f WANTED
i
BALESMJiN WANTED 66 mileB
on 1 gallon. Amazing new mois
lire gas saver. All anion. 1 free.
. Cinciiluw, 4610-E, Wueaton, 111.
UAROA1N FOR SALE WG-acre
ranch, 5 miles from Dillard, 20
acres cleared, balance good tim
ber. Good house, other build
lugs, 8pringwater. u mile to
scnool. $ly0.uo. Perms. Owner,
Wesley Hansen, Springfield,
Ore., Rt. 2.
.
MISCELLANEOUS ,
' .
UAH OWNER Don't forget to call
653 when In need of auto parts.
Stuff's Auto Wrecking House.
FOR TRADE Ford with pickup
body, new lop, new tires, excel
lent running condition, 1913
model. Want 32, 33 or 32-20 cali
ber Colls or Smith-Wesson re
volver, six inch barrel. Will
trade even. Phone 570. Ed
Suuier.
PIPE. PIPE, PIPE Pipe fittings
and plumbing supplies. Irriga
tion pipe of all types. Low
prices. Leake & Beyers Co.
Tree Props
Instantaneously adjustable to
height.
Economical and practical
r Coen Lumber Company
fHOSM who are now installing
electricity cannot afford to lose
a real bargain In one of the best
used Hotpoint ranges. 328 N.
Jackson St.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED house for rent, tall
at 318 S. Pine.
FOR KENT Furnished apt. 2
rooms uud kitchenette, 428 Plizer
St.
FOR RENT Clean, comfortable,
' furnished apartments, close in.
Call 645-J.
FOR RENT Summer collages on
North I'nipqua. Furnished. See
John Alexander, Glide store.
LOST
LOST High school class rins. in
itials B. R. T. Reward. Ruth
Tiller, Roseburg, Star Rt.
LOST Roll of blankets In can
V vas bag tied in block poncho on
Pacific highway in vicinity of
Ro3('hurs July 30. Notify Rose
burg police if found.
NEW TODAY
ROCK SPRINCS That quick-hot
coal at Pages.
COMPETENT woman wants work,
good cook, city reference. Write
llox 553, care News-Review.
KOR SALE Nice lums and cr;ib
apples. 2 cents a pound. North
west end of Garden valley. Ja-
' cob Sharps.
YOI'K OLD .MATTRESS made
over like new at a great nving.
( onto figure with me. 327 W.
Douglas.
Red Cedar Shingles
Ours are cut from Columbia river
live timber not dead and down
stock. Low prices prevail.
Coen Lumber Company
Boxes
Sugar pine only
Peach . Cantaloupe
Tomato Prune Lug
Coen Lumber Company
FORDSON TRACTORS Over
hauled Lractors tor farm work
or power jobs. Also pulleys and
governors for Fordsons. Leake
& Beyers Co.
POLLY AND HER PALS
He Knows When He's Licked
P(SOhlvJA PUT IT 0J I f '
iMR.SKUKK'S StocpJ
P0LLV. IF HIM A
US isJSOirwS TO B y JS&k A
iGHBORS ALL. 5SA50rJ. 8$j!?fo tj
mav as well, y gs-
DEATH TAKES WIFE
OF WALTER JOHNSON
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1. Mrs.
Walter P. Johnson, wife of tlio
manager of the Washington Na
tionals and daughter of former rep
resentative B. K. Roberts of Nev
ada, died early today.
Johnson was at her bedside
hospital, he having remained here
while his team went to New York.
Mrs. Johnson was confined to
the hospital a few days aso after
driving from Coffeyville, Kansas,
during the intense heat. In addi
tion sKe was suffering from the
strain Induced by her long vigil
at the bedside of Walter P. John
son Jr., one of her three sons.
whose legs were broken In an auto-
HOTEL MAN DIES
xvhf n the end came at Georgetown mobile arcldont last spring.
PORTLAND, Aug. 1. George E.
Hoathman Jr., 49, builder of the
two Heathman hotels and resident
of Portland nine years, died yes-"
terday while he was being trans
ported to a hospital In an ambu
lance. Death was caused by hem-
orrhfle.
BIG SHIPMENT
Arrives at
Store
New fresh, crisp goods bought at special prices by Breier for you.
We consider it our duty to bring our customers these "super val
ues" just now when everyone wa nts his dollar to do double duty.
By buying at Breier's you will be surprised at savings made.
PILLOW CASES
,330
BU Y from Page Lumber & Fuel
company and save time, money i
and worry. I
From Portland E. II. Duffy of
Portland spent ThuiBday In this
city on business..
A I1US1NES8 OPPORTUNITY
For someone with a small
amount of cash can now secure
the balance of stock and fixtures
and an ideal location by inquir
ing 328 N. Jaeltson street.
FOR SALE 250 acres finest, most
productive land to DC lounu any
where. Splendid new improve
ments; electricity. Will sell as
whole or part. See Mrs. L. O.
Maddux, 404 N. Jackson.
BUY OUIt COUPON certificates
drawing interest semi-annually.
Clip your coupons same as gov
ernment bonds. DOUGLAS
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIA
TION,' Medical Arts Bldg. Phone
245. - .
NUNEY and Jimmie, the two Ore
gon hoboes, will be on hnnd at
the Maccabee hall Sat. night all
their new songs, dances and
jokes to entertain the dancers
at the old time dance. Something
doing all the time and the same
old price. Tickets, gents 50c.
Spectators 25c.
MONTHLY PAYMENT loans. If
you wish to build or buy a nome
or refund your present mort
gage, we have a liberal repay
ment plan whereby loans may be
paid in monthly Installments.
The total cost of one of our
loans is lower than any like or
ganization doing business in the
state. We invite comparison.
IMPQUA SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOCIATION, Douglas Ab
stract building.
DON'T miss Nuney and J.nimie
Sat. night at the Maccalieo hall.
Lots of songs, dancing and
jokes. Lots of fun all the time.
Old time dance with the best of
music. Johnston sisters will en
tertain also. A full show and a
real dance all for the same old
price. Tickets, 50c. Gent spec
tators 25c.
TODAY'S MARKETS
Qiioianoqii
Ekbs: Trices tc re:alTera: Frsh
extras, 24c: stHtidmiH. 23g; fnmh
medium. 22c. Prices u who'iesuiora
Ic under price to retutU'ra.
ISuttcr: Culies: Extras. Sit; stan
dards. '.I'lu; prime firstH. HXv, fir.-Hs,
2'jc. crL-uiiHM-y prices: I'riutu, 3c over
cuhe standards.
Milk: r.uw milk C4 per cent) J2.30
2.4y cwt., aeiiyered Fortltind, loss
1 pr cent; grade B milk. $li.6.". But
ter fnt. stilt ton, 29c; truck, 31c; de
livered In Portland 3 und 33c.
Poultry: (Buying prices) : Allvo.
heavy lions over 4 1 Ijs., 20c; me
dium hens. ZVi to 4 ft lbs., ltic; liKht
hens, 14c; broilers. 1 V6 lo 2 Ilia.,
IjOBliorns. 17c; colored, 20c; Pe
kin ducks, 4 lbs. and over, 20 22c;
old, J5c; colored ducks, lfc.
country meats: (Buytngf prices)
Choice veal, 36c; pork, la fc 16e;
choice lunibs, I516e; mutton, bQ
7 ceiils.
Klour: (city delivery prices) :
Kamily patents. 4US, $0.4 0 ; whole
wheat. 4ts, $y o'; sruhum. 4!h, 1.30;
bakers' hard wheat, Dfs, r,.uo; bnk-
r blues tern outwit m. ass, 5b. iO;
pastry nour. 4tf.s, Jj.UJ.
fruit or berry, $4.90 per cwt. Beet
guitar. 1 1.70 cwt. ,
(Jnions: isew tjaiiiurniu. si.uu'jt
2.00.
Potatoes: ucms, no. i prane, ?j;
new potatoes: Ca li fol liia. 2 Vvc
itops: crop, M'innc;
t'onlnicts, clusters, liiylJu; rug
glen. Iftc. ' '
woni- eastern .irKon. - uiji joc
lb.; Valley, 2.e. Mohair, new' clip:
Kid hair, obu per pounu; staple toe
per lb, ,
inuis: nteaay; wmnum, JBt)ll,
iffiSllc: almonds. 25'3t)c: peanuts.
9 Va 10!c; pecans, 2C4f 67c; filberts,
Hiiv: Wholesale huvinflf Dricos. de
livered Portland, eastern OreKon
tlmothv. $22.&U('i a.J.Ou; do valley,
Si . oo 4 1 9.:o: alfalfa, lio.nrnaao.on;
clover, $16; oat hay, $!G; straw. $7f
8 ton; selling prices. Si to $2 more.
IJvcNfoek
Stfers: fR(n-.T0 $S.:!:ff9.
medium IT'g 8.25. common l.'.li 7,
yijo. 1 100 Urn. 8.2r.(JT. inediom $7f
S.2o. ciiniiium $."i(S7, 110'l-iJ.iO lbs.
$7.7. ft 8.2.".. medium $7"( 7.75. Heif
ers 5r0-8,"i0 lbs. $7.2"iirS, medium
7.25, common $5it'. C.'owh. noftd
$u.7ifjf 6.50. common and medium $4
ftu.75, low cutter and c:itter $2i4.
Bulls (yearlings excluded) $r.G0ft 6,
cutter, common and medium $4'8
5.50, vealers. milk fed. f !7 10.50.
milk foil, ni'dlum $Sf!t.',0, milk fed.
cull and common $,"i.G0r8.' Calves
250-500 lbs. good and choice $S.."i0f(
tf.6i). (.-0111111 on and medium 8. r.0.
Hops: (Soft or oily hos and
rousting piKs excludcdl: Unlit
lights 14 0-160 lbs. $10.50'? 1 1.50.
light weight IfW-IXO lbs. $11.fiOT7ll.
light weight 1HO-200 lbs. $11.50fi
12, mt-dium weight 2'i0-220 lbs.
$K,.5ir 1 1.50, meiliuin weight 2J
250 lbs. $1011.25. heavy weight
250-20 Ihri. $y.75'f11. ht-avy weight
290-3-50 lbs, $9.25SM0.50. packing
sows 275-50.) lbs. $i.50ffj 9.50.
Slmigbter pigs $1 025 fi 1 1 .25. Feeder
and stocker pigs $ 1 1 .5u it 1 3 50.
Sheep: lJiinbs. 9u lbs. down $6.i0
ff7.r,0. medium $T.?jfi.5o, all wegihts.
common $3.50 ffi 5. Yearliiig withers
90-110 lbs. $3ffi5. Kwes. HO-IJM lbs..
1.75t 2.50. 120-150. lbs.. $1.502.25.
all weights, cull and common. $1
1.50.
ONE 6-tube einglH dial battery
o pe ra l ed rud i o in ft bea u ! 1 1 u 1
console cabinet wilh new lubes
and new batteries, fully guaran
teed. A red hot bargain, com
plete, S40.0U cash or terms.
We have several quality radios
from $10 to ?70 battery operat
ed. One Bosch 7-tube all electric
console rnodI radio pertect
condition, fully Ruaranteed. Our
low price makes Hiis a real bar
gain. $70 conipletp, cash or
terms. Taylor's Mattery & Klec
trtc Station. I'hilco dealers.
Phone 67. KosehuiB Super .Ser
vice Station.
K( Ht SALK Cnllie impi'lea from
stock that has ribbons in
the show ring. Kami raised, good
rnarkint,'. Will make real work-
i ers, and pals will be registered
in purchaser's name. Fay Leath
ern ood. Oakland, Ore.
SALE Snap. Su acres, house,
large barn; 25 acres In cultiva
tion, fenced all around; running
citvk tbmuali place, prime or
chard; lots uf timber: on good
road near Ko .ebuig. Price $-C'f".
Hill, Camp View. I STEPHENS AUTO CO,
A. A. A.
Service Station
Phone 532
POEM FOR THE DAY
By LOUIS ALBERT BANKS
Of a very fine quality with
woven 4-inch colored hem,
size 42x36. This case was
intended for a 75c retail
value our special
g price is
LINGERIE
Big assortment of ladies'
bloomers, shorts, combina
tions, ' panties, step-ins in
voile and rayon materials.
toto 490
:Y::-.J TA
COMPARATIVE
WEATHER DATA
THE GLORY OF THE REPORTER
Ru-ise'il Owen's name will be iim'pt'tmited In the future hlBtorlea of
journalisra In Amenm alousido of that other reporter who covered
an assignment eomparahla lo hiB in time and Hpaee.
Sixty years uko James Gordon I-Iennutt, editor' ot
-i f mr x" 1 he New York Herald, tailed a young reporter Into
lis office and said: ,
"Stanley. I want you to go to Africa and find
l)i Livingstone." "
Wall Livingstone, tho great Scotch . missionary ox-
plorer, was loiit somewhere in the interior of Africa.
M L.'or a vear the pvesff.of the whole world had been
lirilled with rumors und speculation as to the fate of
tho venerable clergyman, ltut nobody did unything
'bout It until tiie eniirpnamg edjtor of the enter
uising nows!aper sensed the news valuo Inlierent in
ha si malum and eeni Its ov.n repdrtor on an assign
nent, novel not onlif as to distance and probable
tme roqulred, but itlso as to cost.
Henry Jl. S.tanjl'y's achievement in penetrating
o tho heart of AtVlou on J)r. Livinijstone's trull, and;
iiis success are history.
Russell Owen's achievement Is slill news, and wo are going lo hear
Voulglit from his own lips how ho covered an assignment which took
litn even further from civilization lhan Stanley's did. He wont literally
to the ends of the earth with Admiral liyrd. 1 lo went prepared to ro
t.ort eii her disaster or success, which ever tale might have In store for
the gallant expedilion. Like Slunleyhe took the risk that ho might
never come back. He faced hardships'und exposure us serlouj in their
way as any which Stanley faced in the Congo.
And he covered the assignment like the great reporter that he Is.
r From tho speech of Kent Cooper at the ltussuil Owen banquet In New
York. June. 1M0.
Reporters .ply a noble art
That takes its toll of mind and heart;
To see the world with honest eyes
Then blazon facts upon the skies,
To hear all sounds with honest ears
Then tell the truth in spite of fears,
Demand the highest type of man
Built on a fine heroic plan.
To judge a deed's dramatic wo:th
When carried clear across the earth
Judge its reaction on the brain,
Know what will others entertain,
Requires a certain grasp, of mind
Men often search afar to find,
But Russell Owen stood the test
Throughout that long Antarctic quest.
He kept the whole wide world alert
To listen to his tales expert:
V.'e shivered at each vide crevasse
exploring teams were iiiade to pass;
We swelled with pride o'er mountain talcs,
And gloried in Amundsen's trails;
We even heard the puppies bark
When frightened in the polar dark.
We flew with Byrd right o'er the pole.
Rejoicing he had reached his goal.
Yes, Russell Owen proved his skill
He gave the world full many a thrill; ,
He utterly effaced himself,
And, like a wise reporting eif, 4 j . .
He made the polar world so clear
It gave mankind romantic cheer. ,
BIG BATH TOWEL
Heavy Turkish towel, size
20:t40, with white ground
and large colored stripes
blended in. A towel like this
usually sells for 45c.
Vory special Only ...
230
BLANKETS
Hepperell 3J-lb. part wool
plaid blanket, 66x80, high
grade quality sateen bound
ends. A large range CO 00
S?lU J
of colors
SPREAD
T o t h o manufacturer's
knowledge this spread has
not been sold for less than
$5.00. This is of the very
finest of rayon and comes
n two beautiful combina
tions cf colors, deep rose
and tan, and deep yellow
and tan. This is an extra
large spread which gives
ample length for a bolster.
Limited
nui.'.ber
$2.66
Union Made Overalls 97c
Broadcloth Dresses $1.69
$9.90 Silk Dresses $3.85
$5.00 Dress Pants $2.93
2 pair Baby Shoes , 99c
3.J-lb. Part Wool 66x80 $2.39
4-lb. Part Wool, 70x80 $3.39
WANTED:
i
130
Big Yank Unions .; 77c
Pajamas, $2.50 value ....$1.00
Ladies' Full fashion Silk Hose ".'J....S1.25
Our famous Uniforms 1.69
fnnt Dresses $l.b
Ladies Shoes $1.00
Ladies JShoes , $2.70
Ladies Shoes ., $2.UJ
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Wigwam Opening Dance
Open Under New Management
(We ran the Wigwam 2 years ago)
MUSIC BY STRADER'S ORCHESTRA
Formerly of Umpqua Park.
SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 2
Robert Miller, Manager
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Roseburg Undertaking Co
Established 1001 M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courteiy
Ambulance Service
Phone 284
Oak and Kane SU
Licensed Lady
EmtMlmer
More Men to Save JfJo
$10 to $25 on Suits at SUPER , SALE
la tnt Blum facia
' ' in addition to the Standard
Pabst-ett you know so we. J
Introductory Offer
Purchase must include 1 package
ot Standard Pabst-ett.
You know how delicious the Stand
ard Pabst-ett is. Now you can get the
original whole-milk cheese food in
three distinctive new varieties Pi
mento, Swiss and Brick. Choose your
favorite flavor. Now,- you can give
your guests their choice of three de
lightfully different Pabst-ett sand
wiches. The New Pabst-ett Varieties have
the same smooth, creamy texture and
nutritious qualities as the Standard
Pabst-ett the original whole-milk
cheese food. We want every woman
in the city to try the New Pabst-ett
Varieties. So we are making the spe
cial introductory offer shown at the
right Take advantage of it today.
Sold by all dealers.
Ballif Distributing Co.
41 Front Street
Portland, Oregon
i
III 25c
size