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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 30, 1936, SEVEN The Newt Review assumes no responsibility (or and la no way guarantees the financial respon sibility or Integrity of the adver tisers in toe classified columns. Readers are urged to make full investigation before sending money in response to advertisements. Livestock Poultry WATZIG'3 CHICKS Leghorns tnat pay. Also day old sexad pul lets and roosters. Heds, Rocks and HamPBhire Reds the egg and meat fowl. Watzig's, on high way north. CUSTOM HATCH1NQ Booking i orders for turkey eggs only. ' Eggs day old and 8-wceks-old poults. Winston Hatchery, P. O. Box 966, Roseburg, Ore. Phone 28F3. FOR SALE R. I. Red hatching eggs, thoroughbred slock. It. L Preston, near Greens schoul. Phone 6F22. . EXPERT turkey egg hatching. Watzig's, north on, highway. IFOR SALE Fresh Guernsey cows. C. S. Hofmann, Melrose. FOR SAL.E Heifer to freshen. Watzig's Hatchery. Lost and Found LOST Watch at gymnasium of Junior high school, Jupunry 22ml. Return to Nows-Rpviow. . Reward. Miscellaneous SEE your cream, weighed and tested. Clyde Adair, Roseburg Creamery. ARUNDEL Plauo tuner. Ph. 18L. Help Wanted FOR SALE Bay mare, weight 200. Cheap. T. C. Flory, Route 2, jox 68. Chiropractor DR. BCQFIELU Perkins Bldg. POPEYE VI wurxT -me hecr b -thvs, I ( dewo f he dont FAunWiH I M y-. , l UE-Mm toUTlHY? J V KNOCK OUT THE I nn07. J x asw I A N ITS ft GOOD THING "1 L n WHOVE CREW K , . V;.nrTVJ Jmf. GOT ME AND THE OJVA'EMINA 4 'T'NIM fv, LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY VtXj'PS A SWEET, HONEST, Y I KNOW IT Aim't BUT YOU. TEEATED ME MICE AS' LITTLe CHll-D BUT -1 YOUR FAULT THAT GAVE ME A DOLLAR A DAY AN AlOW THAT I've FOUMO ) I'M TOO LITTLE I THINK VOU'RE SRAMO X A WOMAN TO HELP V-7 FO THE DlDM'T HAVE NOTHIM WHEM ME WITH THE WOKkW, JOB CAME TO YOUB DOOR r 7-' - NOW I HAVE SEVEM r S ' TILLIE THE TOILER TWST LOOK. AT VfrrrVT VJEL-1-- IfJ f tfi I LET'S I SAY BtHEM'S IMyYvMEU;iF YOO Hi l-r I'M MAD AT THAT -STOCK OF L-v l-" , Si YA SOT Tr5SrJHOL-D 3 - , , I BSENIIMENTS MUST SEa.DOIfl 3 P : i77rTp&5 POLLY AND HER PALS By Cliff Sterrett ' j- - Rentals FOR RENT 4-room furnished apartment. Ground floor. Water Included. 117 West Lane street. Close in. 120.00. G. W. Young 4i Son. Phone 417. FOR KENT cooms. all modern raoveniances. Bell building, 1(2 ti. Jackson SL, opposite Hunt's Indian theatre. FOR RENT 1051 Winchester 6 rooms, modern ; 130 Coen Lumber Co. FOR RENT Two furnished houses, 5 rooms, at $15.00 per month. G. W. Young ft Son, 16 . W. Cass St. Phone 417. SLKKI'ING rooms, one and two room apartments, Sti.00 and ui. Lights, water and fuel furnished. 132 N. Stephens St. FOR RENT Strictly modern apartment 926 S. Main St. Va ' cant February 1st. FOR RENT Nice 5-rooni bouse, furnished. Adults only. Inquire 817 S. Main St. . APARTMENTS ' Phone 646-J. Cean, pipdern. 3-ROPM furnished apartmopt. 424 Floed St., corner Mill. . f , Wanted WANTED TU BUY 20 cars sec ond growth fir piling, 12-inch butts 70 to 74 feet long loaded on cars. Haiighorty Lumber Co., Cot tage Grove, Ore. ' : WANTED Poultry and Roseburg Poultry Co. eggs. Adding Machines FRED'S Dependable Service. Add ing machines and typewriters. Sales and service. Phone 127. P. O. Box 1210. Roseburg. . Typewriters REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and Dalton Adding Machines, saeB end service. Roseburg Book Store. Phone E90-J. For Sale, Miscellaneous B.IQ 8ALE 8ATURDAY, February 1st, 1 P. M. Dig out your base ment, garage and barn and bring in anything that you have no use for, Saturday as you come to town. Farm machinery, tables, chairs, wash tub, Stanley level, lamps, small enamel bath tub, . gold pans, car parts, Home Com fort range, camp stove, lofs of goods not listed yet. Come early and see what we have. Rose burg Auction Market, 125 S. , Pine. Phone 707. Elmer Apple, ' Prop., Ben Roth, Albany, auc tioneer. CHILDREN'S vitamins at lowest point at end of winter when needed most. Easily and eco nomically supplied by daily foed lug of small quantity of High Potency Real Cod Liver Oil. It U surprising how childreu thrive when given this really potent "liquid sunshine." It keeps them well and cheerful. Get the as suyed, proven and certified kind at Ricbardson's Drug Store. FOR SALE Tje new White sew ing machine. Also repairing for other niakes. Radio Musio Store, Phone 93, 225 N. Jackson St. NU-gNAMEL paints everything. Do . it yourself and leave no brush marks. Radio Music Store. Phone 93, 225 N. Jackson St. A CAR of landplaster to arrive suon. Send in your order for off car price. Farm Bureau Ex change. FOR SALE Repossessed refriger ators. Reasonably priced. Radio Music Store. Phone 93. 225 N. Jackson St. , DOG FOOD Either Spratts or Mankind. Also bird seed and fish food, sold at Wharton Bros. MILK, grade A pasteurised or raw. Delivered dally. Umpqua Dairy. Phone 296-J. GARDEN SEEDS A complete line in package or bulk. Whar ton Bros. USED PLUMBING. Roseburg Elec- trie. RUMMAGE SALE Every Satur day at the Roseburg Wonians c)ub, 130 8. Jackson, opposite In dian theatre. FOR SALE Simmons ivory twin bed and springs, like new. Phoue 325 L. GAS IRONER, heater, and range. 441 Fowler St. Phone 30-R. ELECTRIC incubators 640-egg, 820-egg. Watzig's Hatchery. Real Estate FOR SALE at a sacrifice, five room house, modern, large sleep ing porch, 13 acres, creek bot tom, orchard, some walnut trees, chicken run. mile from busi ness district,' 2 blocks from school, S1500. Box 184, co News Review. FOR SALE A fine 10-acre place. Improved. One mile north of Roseburg, Oregon, just east of Camp View. J 1,300.00. Terms. J. A. Williams, Route 2. Box 134, Roseburg, Ore. LOTS FOR SALE 809 Reservoir St. Financial WANTED Private money fur first mortgages on good reur estate. Have clients wanting suras of $350.00, $700.00 and $1,000.Q0. Well Becured first mortgages. Good rate of intorest. Pbone or call a. W. Young & Son, 116 W. Cuss St. Pbone 417. Hay and Grain FOR SALE Alfalfa hay, first cut ting and some third. Matthews Bros., Riddle. Work Wanted HIGH SCHOOL girl wants posi tion for room and board and go to 'school. Phone 143-J. YOUNG lady wants position as housekeeper. 633 S. Mill. Fuei WELL SEASONED oak wood, $2.50 per tier in 3-lier loads, Phone 24F21. - : vge" r SUESS YOU AM' ME "- IC, AWFUL. LUCley- ZERO . I SOT SEVEN DOLLARS AN ENOUGH BOMES IN THIS BUNDLE TO LAST YOU ALMOST A WEEK t r t-v i r . i lNews or uougias ouniy TENMILE TENMILE, Jan. 29. Mr. Moss, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Howard, Mrs. Carnal), Mrs. Delia Howard, Mrs. Smith and son, were among the Kogeburg business visitors last Saturday. Jim Leonard was taken to the hospital last Thursday for medical trcalineut. Mr. Lasswell, prlncliwl of the school, spent the .week-end in Eu gene. Most of the pupils are back In school again ufter a brief illness. The pupils of the primary room are building a Japanese house, which Is beiug very cleverly done with the holp of the teacher, Mrs. Walder. t The members of the 4lti health club gave a demonstration of fiist aid work Friday afternoon. Arbutus Aibro and Pete Butts were honored with the usual birth day party last week in lbs pri mary room. AZALEA AZALEA, Jan. 2B Mr. and Mrs. George Turner spent Saturday In Rosenurg shopping and attending to business. Mrs. Roy Zint of Freewator ar rived here Thursduy for a viBit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Huffman. Mr. and Mrs. 1). O. Urdedlove returned to their home hero Fri day alter visiting several days at Powers with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joo Queen. Mr. und Mrs. George JanUer of Trail spent Thursday afternoon here visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Uhly spent Friday in Myrtle Creek where Mrs. Uhly had dental work done. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Paulson and family spent Saturday in Rose burg shopping and visiting friends. Lelund Johns and R. p. McCart ney attended to business in Rose AINT IT SWELL. we COULD RIDE OR ANYTHING IWTf NejifNFiiM tf I I riO i!v,l I WE DON I KNOW wntKC wfcHls owiin BUS STATION J1 F JTl fll if l J5W?RELU if j burg Friday. j. j. winsier ot rarragut, lowa, spent Saturday here visiting with friends and transacting busluess. Mrs. J. A. Wan on returned to her home here Wednesday alter spending several days in Roseburg visitiiiK her son-in-iaw unu uaugn- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ruynor. W. P. Jaulser of luo blarveout Lumber company, sud Jiniinte Johns, spent Friday evening and Saturday morning in aieuioru at tending to business matters. Lowell Ctirtla and J. K. Hartle visited Mrs. Curtis and small son Robert Thomas at the Beacon View maternity dome lit Grants Pass Sunday. CAMAS VALLEY CAMAS VALLEY, Jan. 30. II. W. Lawson went to Roseburg Sat urday and spent the niglit with his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. ami Mrs. C. W. Lawson. Sunday morn ing he left for Santa Rosa, Culif., where he will visit for some time wltb a sister, Mrs. Orin Freeman, and a brother, Jesse Lawson. ' Jim Combs was nit III the eye by a flying, chip Friday while working in (be woods for the, Stand)oy Bros. Lumber Co. Ho was nut able to work tor a few days, although the Injury is not cousldi ered snrluus, v Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Allen, Henry Church, Helen Church und Jose phine Smith attended the motion Picture, "A Tale Qf Two Cities," In Roseburg Saturday night. Mrs. E. W- Huntley took care of Larry Al vln during his parents' absence. Mr. ant Mrs. Lester Coutes and daughter, Heleu, came up from Powers Saturday morning and hat) lunch at the home of Mrs. Coates' parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dick, before- going on to Roseburg to transact business. They returned to the Dick home that evening. Sunday morning they went to Ten mile and spent the day visiting with Mr. and Mis, J. G. Barnes, re- By E. C. Segar Pruuo Points 1 1-,, ur iiursi HJCa TUOBET- M0RT' AS FOR TriEGS By Brandon Walsh 5 ZERO? IF W6 WANTED "IO, OAI A BUS OB A TP?A lsl BUT THERE AINT By Russ Westover turning to their home at Powers, that evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hangs of Ophir spent the week at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dick and Mr. and MrB. Harry Parrott. Wilfred and Frank Brown and Ernest Wheeler went to Marsh field Sunday to visit Lewis Brown, who has been quite ill. They found him much improved in boulth. Mrs. May Perron and sons, Al fred and David of Olalla, and Madelyn, Gayland, and Helen Looney from Camas Valley visited ia-Bandon over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Looney and baby have returned to their home at Sunset Beach after a week's visit with the former's mother, Mrs. B. C, Looney, ( Mr. and Mrs. Oran Btandley and two children, Maybelle and Don ate, spent Sunday at their home stead, at Tenmile. School has been closed for this week to aid in . stopping the epi demic of scarlet fever. Those who have been exposed would take the dlsoase during this week and later there is very little uunger in spreading the contagion. Mr. Lee, of the Union (ill Co., or Roseburg, visited patrons and transacted business in the ralloy Monday. In the County Cmut of the Htato of Uruxun f'r DouKlita Outnily. I if thti ttiiittvr uf the uvtuiu oi John Nulli'u Ih livri'liy irlvcn Hint thv tituleiHiKiH' Iiiik Iwvn ilulv unpohit e liy the Coimly hi the Stutu bf trt'ron for I)oiikIhh Coun ty, hk iidnihilHtiiitoi- of the untntn of J nit it Dimrnor. doL'amd. All ptTHOIlS nilVIIIg CimillH HKHltlKt SllIU t'Httttti nru hiTchv notirii-il to nri- itent the Name, duly vorlflrd to us oy law rout rou. w in vouu iuri un- next'd to tho iinditi'MiuriK'd nt Ii(h ri-'Biiiuiii'o in iiuhuuui'k, uri'Kun. or nt tho law offlcH .if John T Ijmir ana J. y. L,oug in tna Per kins within alx montha from the dutu or ino niHt publication or Una no tice. O. CHARMl! DORRNKn, Admlnlst tutor of tho oututo of OTIC 12 TO CHGDITORS In the County Ceurt of tho Htato of urugon lor inu county ot Doug- Ian. In tho nuittor of tho ostute of llnm B. Schwarts, dncuaacd. Notice la IidioIjv iiIvaii tlmt tliA uiiueraiaiit'u v, ii, van fSoriwiCK, uy otuer ui me auove entitled court. dlllv timdf nml m to tori it rmwrH on tho 13th day of Junuary, 1U6, haa been appointed Hdiulnlstrutor ui inu uaiuie oi ino emu William a. Sch wurl'. dicnitn'iL All pcrmma Imvlntr flu I in a RKHlttftt oiii'i ox i H nru nnrouy roinui'tm io nreaeiit Miumt, duly vorlflcd iu by law ruuulred. to thn undxrHlirniMt admlniatrutor, ui llie law offlcus of Today's Cross-Word Puzzle l ui ii .mi.ii.ni, iMlujiwaftHJCJiNE SHEFFER i . . . . . -- - iT i6 rr T i " iz;iiiiii W" 3T"-t7 " . ?e ii r4Q A1 43 44 "MM M""' HORIZONTAL J Rotating piece on wheel 4 Pocket for watch 7 pfforlt hiiva bfn mad to prova what philosopher and tteman tha awthor of Shaltetpaara'a work. 7 12 Bavorsge 13 Iong narrow inlet 14 Wear away l&Enjrlinh elaialcal acholar (1K11-98) 17 Faliifuod 1 Turn outward II) Pounded 21 Handy 22- 5-Klectriflcd particle ZS Trade B0 Fodder 2d Game at cards 30 Who wrola the line, "What U o rare aa a day in June" 7 33What writer left a famou. diary of hi, life between 1041 and 1708? 85 Constellation Murderer 8ft Join clone! 40- r-Dance step 41 Kuaaian 46 Roman household gods 4-7-Ordinal number 4ft Plant of the amaryllia family tO Whet French puMici.t wai Premier for three aionh in 932 r 52 Implied but not eipreued 63 Hitch prieat oi Iarael 64 Number 65 Runted creit of a mountain - ranfre Harriet 'preventing fluw of wnte 67 Bitter fetch VERTICAL 1 Masculine name 2 Kriatent 3 What anchantrett helped Ja on to win tha Golden Fleece 7 4 He vexed - 6 I.ubrirata 6 Who wet the diicoverer of tha Pacifie Ocean?. II. A. L'unailav. In 111 Hiiadiurir National bunk tilde;., Kuovliuric. uregon. wlliiin six muiitlw from the dale of Ml first publiL-ullou ot this notice. i n at publication of this notice IS Thursday. January 23rd. I'jnfi. , T. 13. VAN NOUTWICK. Administrator ul the uslutti of Wil Hum H. bYhwurtx, ut-ucituetl. KOTIl'tt OK rl .AI, llrUHIXU In the County Court of thu State of On-Kun for UuuKiuv County. In the mutter of itiu iMtuttt of Net- ' llo UUUU, dcGUABiL Notice ta lioi-by given that the utiiU rnktf Did, aduunitiiiuLor uf the M etituie oi Kulhc Modt1. denusid, liua filed In the above tntitkd court hia liual a i' count of hie administration of aatd t-atate. and the court, by order duly made and nnletud, haa fixtid Monday, tho 17th day ot tf'uuruary. l'JJti. at the hour of ten oclocK A. M.. ua the tlrno, and the L-outuy court room in the court houae at ltpavburK. in Douglas County. Urvitou, ua thu place for iiuariiitf ubjccttun. If uny tiicre bu, to auiu final account or to the aul tieiuuiit of suid uuiiiitt. i-uie ot iirai puuiication January 16th, mo. r avY C(nnov Admlnlatrator of the eatatu uf iNel- ' ( . Notice la horaov kivaii Dint llm undvialgutd udminiatraiur du bums lion With tho will aunuxed uf the en t ate of ti. IX Wlutatlt, duueuaed. -haa IIH a his final account in the County Court of tho Htato of Ore gon, for Douttlua County, and the lion. Uuo. K. gulnu. Judge of auid court, hua appointed Monday, the tuiu uay ot rtioruury, iujb, at ten " o clock in the furenoon of auid day, ' In the county courtroom In the couUiiQuae Ml Kofcvburg, UouKlaa ' County, Uregon, aa thu time and 1 placu for tu-aiing objucttona, if any. ' to aald final ncuuuut mid (ho aut tlemeut thereof. All buiaona Intereatod In aaid ea- 4 tato are hereby notiried to file their objection, if any, to auid fi lm) account at or bcfuiu the time au appointed for ftnul heaituHr aa uforeaald. . ' A. E. KENT. Administrator do boitla non with , the will uunexed of the eatate of H. U. Whitaltt, Uec'd. NUTIC'U UF FIX At STTMlUKXT Notlco Is hereby ' given that the. underalgnud admlniatrutor of tha , eatatu uf lluiv.lltun 8. Buahuell. du ceaHod, haa filed hie final account In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Dougiaa County, and the Hon. Ueo. K. Quine, Judge of aald court, hua appointed Munduy, the 3rd day of I-'eoiuary. 1B367 at ten o'clock In the forenoon of said day. In tho county courtroom In the cuurthouao In ltoHuburg, DuurIum Cuunty, Oregon, aa the time and . placu fur hearing objections. If any, to aald final account and the jut tlement thereof. All poreona Interested In aald eatute.are hereby notified to file their objections, If any, to aald fi nul account at or bufuro the time so uppolntod for flnul bearing ua HiOI'OHUid. Uutoil .Lhlw 2nd iluy-ol January,. . 1 , ! . " CAliL V- nusHNiar AdtnlnlHtnitor of t)10 patiito o llumlltou ii. Buahnull, deceased. 7- r-Wagera 8 Constellation S What I, the given n"m of the preient lecretary pf tle! 10 Poi'in U Short for Kdwnrd 10 One of a ruifiou sect ot Mo? hammedan origin 20 Celestial beinicn 2tl Kast Indian true ?4 Who played opposite William Powell in "The Thin Men" 7 23 Wh.l was the first narne of the. actor who was known as "tho man with a thousand faces"? 27 Family 28 Night before nn event 30 Minding cuntom -l Nntive compuund 32 Who Is the pretcnt secretary of africul.jre? 34 Made a mistake 87 Remained 3D Spar used as a crane 42 Hind 43 Direct 44 Avoids 411 Netwurk 47 Peroral 48 Member of an Indonesian triba. 49 Fish with a pikelike budy 61 Winged part Herewith ia the solution to yes terday's puzzle. P L N A ' SLJE05lfelAlUe ANON ClJT A"ny AN ft A V E NE RTiSTC A 32a P Z L AM JE eWEJwF AC A Am &pi V ETT "f P - TORO P E w E E 1 aOTt S s Rtfp jAlgfr Rtt: t Apif I sr