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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1936.
SEVEN
The News-Review assume no
responsibility fur and la no way
guarantees the financial resnoa
ibllHy or Integrity of the adver
tise re in the classified columns.
Readers are urged to make full
In ret ligation before sending
noney In response to advertisement.
Livestock Poultry
FOR 8AI,K Two 25tH)-pound
tennis, gentle work horses, 4 to
7 years old; two 2-year-old mares
weight 1100 and 1250 also; six
bead young broke stock priced
to sell. Take cattle. I mile east
of C. Francis ranch, Ha burst
road, Voncalla.
Rentals
FOR RENT Croom modern house
partly furnished. Good garden
, ground, new garage. $17 per
.month. Inquire at 327 Fullertou
St., Roseburg.
For Sale, Miscellaneous
FUR RENT Small ranch stocked
with cows, turkeys;' etc. Sumo
crops in. Take some cajjh to
handle. Mrs. C. H. Barber, Sutli
erlio, Ore. '
WANTED Tuaiu around 2700
pounds. Must be gentle, sound,
not over 8 years, lionobrake, Mel
rose Rt.
FOR SALK Bronze turkey poults
from select breeding stock. May
delivery. J. M. Comutt, Riddle,
Ore.
FOR SALK Ono Jersey heifer
calf, one week old. Hay Norton,
ft mile south golf links.
Hay and Grain
WANTED 10 or 12 tons of oat
and vetch or ulfulfa. State how
much, wbero located, if you cun
deliver, liux 2S0, c-o News-Review.
FOR SALK Itecleaned Grimm al
falfa and Sudan grass. Nachter
Iiroa., Melrose, Ore.
FOR SALK No. 1 baled oat and
vetch hay. Fred Mclutee. Phone
14F2.
Wanted
WANTKI 100 couples at Kagles
dance, Maccabee hall, Saturday
night. Hood music.
WANTED TO BUY Hogs, beef
and veal. Drain Meat Market,
Drain, Ore. i
Chiropractor
FOR RENT Six-ronm furnished
house. Furnace, electric stove,
refrigerator, hardwood floors. In
quire 315 S. Main St
FURNISHED 5-roora house with
sleeping porch and garage, (IS.
5iSi South Stephens. II. W.
Strong, SU-L.
FOR RENT 6-room furnished
bouse. Room 4, Bell Apts. Mrs.
Lena McElhinuy.
FOR RENT 6-room modern house,
furnished. $40. Phone 5G2-R.
FOR RENT 6-room modern houso.
Phone 640-J. '
STRICTLY modern apartments.
26 S. Main St.
3-ROOM apartment. 424 Flood, cor
ner Mill.
Help Wanted
WANTED Girl or woman to as
sist in doctor's oCfice and take
care of few rooms. Give age,
Complexion and full homo ad
dress fn first letter. Box 278, c-o
News-Review.
ROSEBCRG AUCTION Market,
125 S. Pine St. For sale, silk
Loss mattress, $10.00; wicker
baby buggy, $3.75; small kitchen
lunge, y.uu; quart fruit jars, 50c
dozen; purebred Rhode Island
Red egg, 30c dozen; trailer,
$10.00; small linoleum rug, 75c;
shelled com, table lamps, gas
heater, gas water heaters, ; and
lota of merchandise not mention
ed. Our next sale will be Satur
day. February 20th. Bring in
anything you have for sale. El
mer Apple, Prop. Phone 707.
COD LIVER OIL High potency.
Certified extra rich in natural
vitamins. Small dose, economi
cal, depenuuble. 6 oz. for bvc;
lb ox. $1.00. Get It at Richard
ardson's Drug Store, Roseburg,
aiso at Hicuaixlson's Oakland
store.
t COME to the Bagley Crate & Box
Co. plant at Dcaily, Oregon, for
your crates and boxes. A local
industry, (juuiity and prices are
right. Satislaciiou guarauteeu.
Come and see us.
BICYCLES New, rebuilt, and us
ed, $6.00 and up. We also stock
a full lino of tires and repair
parts. Roseburg Cyclcry, 335 N.
Main.
FOR SALE The new Whlto sew
lag machine. Also repairing for
other makes. Radio Music Store,
Phono 93, 225 N. Jackson St.
NU-ENAMEL paints everything.
Do It yourself and leave no
brush marks. Radio Music Store.
Phono 03, 225 N. Jackson St.
USED TIRES 30x34; 31XY;
32XY; 33XY; 450-21; 500-21;
525-20; 600-21; 32xti. Hansen Mo
tor Co. See "Doc."
FOR SALE Small grocery store
and gas station. Can bo handled
by one person. Box 2S1, c-o News-Review.
ZENITH 110-volt light plant,
$100.00. 335 N. Main. ,
USED PLUMBING. Roseburg Electric
Real Estate
RUMMAGE SALE Every Satur
day at the Roseburg Woman's
Club, 330 S. Jackson, opposite
Indian theatre.
FOR SALE Youngberry plants, $3
per hundred. Good strong plants.
Box 94, MelroBe Star Rt., Rose
burg. J. Bushong.
WANTED Experienced young
lady for local office. Bookkeep
ing and typing. State experience,
etc., in first letter. Box 282, c-o
News-Review.
WANTED Single man for general
farm work. Permanent place for
right man. Give references. Ad
dress Box 279, c-o News-Review.
DR. SOOFIKLD. Perkms Rids.
WANTED 5 to 7-foot floor show
case. George McClane, Canyon-ville.
FOR SALE Used circulating heat
er for coal and wood. Cheup. Ra
dio Music Store. Phone 93. 225
N. Jackson St.
FOR SALE Repossessed refriger
ators. Reasonably priced. Radio
MiiBic Store. Phone 93. 225 N.
Jackson St.
MIDSUMMER green pasture plant
Sudan grass for seed. Address
R. G. Webber, Sutherlin, Ore.
MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw.
Delivered daily. Umpqua Dairy.
Phone 296-J.
FOR SALE 21 acres Improved
creek bottom farm, running wa
ter, fruit, stocked and equipped.
Geo. Faris, Melrose, Ore.
Automobiles
USED CARS FOR SALE
One 1935 Plymouth coupe.
One 1934 Ford coupe.
One 1935 Ford sedan.
One 1929 Ford coupe.
One 1934 Dodge sedau.
One 1931 Essex 2-door sedan.
Ono 1929 Essex sedan.
One 1931 Dodge 1 4-ton truck.
One 1930 Chev. pickup.
One 1930 Chevrolet roadster.
One 1935 International pickup.
One 1926 Chev. coupe.
One 1928 Ford truck.
Chrysler and Plymouth cars.
International truckB.
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
Phone 268
' 443 N. Jackson St.
FOR SALE Model A Ford coupe.
Good shape. May be seen at
Shell station, Jackson and Doug
Ins Sta.
FOR SALE Oldsmoblle sedan,
1930. good paint und rubber. F.
C. Dunn. Melrose. I
Miscellaneous
SEE your cream weighed and
tested. Clyde Adair, Roseburg
Creamery.
FOR, SALE OR RENT 3S acres,
cottage, chicken house. Tele
phone, fruit house, 2 creeks.
Reasonable. Phone 47F13.
FOR SALE Five-room modern
home. Garage and 2 lots near old
soldiers' home in West Roseburg.
Phone 5S3-L.
tjUlLTING, sewing oZ all kinds.
117 Flint Sti
ARUNDEL Piano luner. Ph. 18L.
LOTS FOR SALE 8o9 Reservoir
St
Typewriters
REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and
Dalton Adding Machines, sales
and service. Roseburg Book
Store. Phone 590-J.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this opportun
ity of expressing our appreciation
1 to the friends, and especially to
the Christian church, for their
kindness during our recent be
reavement, and for the beautiful
floral offerings.
William E. Smith
Kthel Johnson.
J. Aimer Staninger and family.
Jack Staninger and family.
Ruse Staninger and family.
Lost and Found
CARD OF THANKS
BLUESTONE Fine crystnln, 7c LOST One billfold, Masonic em
per pound, at Richardson's Drug ' Mem, genuine leather. Reward.
Store. Return to News-Review.
We wish to take this opportun
ity of expressing our appreciation
I for the kind hops and sympathy
'shown during our recent bereave
'meut. and for the beautiful flora I
FARMERS TOLD TO CUT COSTS!
When the Douglas County Agricultural Outlook Conference rec
ommended more careful attention to production costs they repeat
ed what we have been working toward for fifteen years.
THAT IS OUR BUSINESS. Not just to sell goods, but to get the
best, most economical goods to the farmers of Douglas County at'
the lowest possible price. We have no theoretical illusions about
do.ing business without any profit. But every dollar of profit made
goes back to Douglas County farmers either in lower prices or in
creased service. We have no absentee ownership or management
and no aim except to lower cost on farm necessities and help you to
cut costs of production. Do YOU want lower prices and lower pro
duction costs?
THEN DO YOUR BUYING WHERE IT 1 1ELPS TO GET IT. The economy
of operation and upkeep of the tractors and implements we sell have set marks
for others to shoot at. ,
The feeds we sell produce eggs or growth at a low cost
per dozen or pound and you need not support a whole
business just because you prefer one certain feed.
1 he feeders of other feeds and the buyers of other goods
help you support our business, end the profits are used
for your benefit. i
Think it over, friends, and
"See Us First We Can Save You Money"
John Dsere and Caterpillar Tractors and Implements
Crown-Hodgen Brewster Sperry and Exchange Feeds
Douglas County Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
offerings,
(i. I.. Daelistrom.
Mr. ami Mis. Clumicu Ululiuiun
und fumily.
Iluy Swoot Tnsty OinnRcs ill the
Oniligc Market,- WuHt Ciwb St.
Adv.
PDPEYE
By E. C. Segar
ATTENTION, NOT0HPWPRtSERV6- THE FfT6 OF J
THVb NKT ON UEPtnUo ON VOU - THft') UOrVY
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TO GAT VK
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LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
By Brandon Walsh
GrE.ZERO, I GOT THE WIM-WAMS
IMS ALL MIGHT I
AlAt; DCEAMIMS "THAT LOTSA
'CAUSE THEV THOUGHT I WAbX
COURSE,! WASNT REALLV A ROBBER.
BUT r WS CARRYING THAT POCKET
BOOK FULL OF MOMEV W6 FOUNO
AND IT WAS STUCK ON MV BACK
, LIKE PLASTEB AtJ' I COULDN'T
GET RO OF IT
r-i
55jT. IT WAS OMLV a dream, Bur
I j H HONEST, WHEN t VJOKE UP I
WAS ALL OUT OF BREATH
J fSl FBOM RUMMING GEE,T
ry L-lT ! HOPE MR. TRADER FINDS
I'm sorcv, ANNis.i'vE read all the lost
AND FOUND COLUMNS IN evsny NEWSPAPER
FOR THE PAST TWO VOEEKJS. BUT NOT A
1 WORD ABOUT LOST MONEy YOu'D
. . -TU1IK1K VOl I UADFOUMQ THlQTV
CENTS AND NOT
30,000 .'
1916, Kins Prarurtt SyndKatc, lot.. Omi Bnuin ng,ku rurrvnl. a
1 1LL1E THE 1 OILER
By Russ Westover
I'M SOraRV t
SCABED VUH
VJHEW I TUMPED
OFF "THE E.OOF -
VJILLYA FOI2.SWE
MET '
SUPPOSE t THlMK.
IT OVER. AT LUMCH
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SAy THERE'S ,A HAM FOUVi5 I 1 O) TV, tfM fSA SHADOVO , VJO-O, BUT
Quadruplets Born to
Negress in Carolina
CHAHLKSTON, S. C, Kcb. 2.
( AI) Qtiuilruplota nil Bills
-were burn (mltiy to Sullle Lilov
er, wife ot Sum Glover, iiokio
fin in hand, fti mi unlicateil cub
hi Ht PunlHhville, mmr here.
Dr. Leon Hunov, county lioiilth
offlwr, said he reRunltd ihelr
chancea of surviving as k-hmL
They were uot weighed, but the
physician oFtlnuited their com
biiiotl wo:k1i: In tho netKbbur
hood ot 12 lioundu.
CITY VISITORS
Alburt Cocliruni, of Iti-rt Hill,
wan u lHiHliitiuu visHur In this city
yoHtorduy. . ')
T. C.' .TollllS: 1111(1 H; 1 Cu'oWTwr
Upper Cow creek, Hpeul yusurday
lu town on biiBluoBii.
O. B. milenmn, of Vonculla,
spent Beveral liourB hero youtor
dny attending to buaineaH.
A. I,. Atkins, of Itldille, ml ended
to biiHinoBB in town lor u few hours
Thursduy.
W. M. l'orler, of Camus Valley,
spent Thursday In tills city attend
illK to business.
K. M. MntMiewB, of LooklngRlass,
wits In HoseburR yeHterduy for sov
eral hours on business.
Mr, -and Mrs. L, E. Thompson,
of Umpquu, were biisinesB visitors
lu this city yesterday.
11. Kminltt, of Umpnun, spent
yestenlay In this city unending to
business for a lew hours.
W. O. Condruy, of Azalea, spent
a short lime In town yesterfluy at
tending to business, r, . I j
J. James, of Myrtle Crook, at
tended to business here for sev
eral hours yesterday.
Mrs. II. Menne, of Cam'as Valley,
shopped anil visited friends In 'tlila
city Thursday.
NOTICE TO A8THMA AND
HAY FEVER SUFhERER.1
Iluy fever und authma sufferer!
write for my story In lcttur form,
.Illustrated with actuul photographs,
It shows you how I overcame bay
fovor and asthma after nineteen
years of experimenting. I absolute
ly guarunteo you satisfaction ol
your money will bo refunded, with
tho understanding that you are
willing to follow my instructions.
Write to C. McCann at Camas Val
ley, Ore. Adv.
2-21
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By Cliff Sterrett
LOOK.MA.
JUST WHAT
I'VE BEEN ,
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; mJUA V VLL TAKE .T. J
AN1 HERE'S GOOD NEWS, MISS.
THE PRICE ON THE WINDOW",- ffs
CAftD IS A MISTAKE . TH ) ciM
r.
HORIZONTAL
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ft edge of a
wound
12 joint in the
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13 wild ox of
Celebes
14 Australian
bird
15 pronoun
lrt U'9 lament
18 -onarcs
20 number
21! bazaar
24 hail!
2f fmh rRjfs
27 rouch
branch
broken off
2D Bonner than
31 mound
3J fastening
formed
with rope
3r therefore
ft f I redeem
3 uifly
woman
40 by
41 narrative
poem
43 college
ofliciali
44 pinch
40 thick plato
of anything
4g ton in
Guido'i
40 cereal grain
Bl Irt fall
63 Siamese
coin
GS edible bulb
57rcnr
appendage
59 maidi-n
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fiO hHKtoned
(il aroma
Gil Egyptian
ram-headed
deity
65 hiirh in the
acale
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67 bevcrayo
VERTICAL,
1 humoou
coniponitior
2 involving
many
countries
3 nolo of tho
scale
4 bind with
AtiLches
5 variety of
ruby spinel
6 unfasten
7 behold I
8 ntout Club
D ch-part
Herewith In tho solution to yes
tenlny's puzzle.
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SEEnQB"aiR
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representa
tion 11 opaque,
creamy
natter
17 provided
that
19 Kfcyptiaa
sun god
21 midday
2:1 sounded
2(1 otherwise
2H beneficial
30 indefinite
periods of
time
81 monetary
unit of
32 chops o3f
34 woody
plant
37 tern pern tt
39 festive
42 ard board!
container
4.1 oinr
47 wild hojja
50 towards
b2 jumbled
type
54 quality of a
sound
65 Anjrlo-
Saxon cola
BR netrativo
binding j
custom
62 make
64 note of the
cala j