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ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. MONDAY. APRIL 13. 1936.
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Livestock
MANY" PKOIM.r: ARE watching the
wanteds for calves. If yoa have
any to market, a want-ad will do
it for you.
FUR SALK OR TRADE for hens,
fresh milk goats and coining
fresh. A. K. Stanley, Melrose
Route.
HORSES TO SELL? Make ft
known by the usual sign a For
Sale ad in these columns.
FOR SALE Young milk cow,
fresh soon. Kruse Brothers.
Plume 42F2.
FOR SALE OH TRADE For good
mirk cow, yearling Hereford
bull. Fred Rdnhart, Anchor.
FRESH JERSEY cows for sale, 4
miles north Pacific highway.
Mrs. John Wyatt.
i'OH SALK Young bens, $2,011 u
swarm. Furnish own containers.
Itoyer, Dillard.
FOK SALE Weanling pigs. A. li.
Webber, Suthertin, Ore. ,
Lost and Found
LOST A lady's. Cinien wristwuteh,
white sold. Kotuni to News-Review.
Reward.
POPEYE
I'M NOT OFFERING N lI'M GOING TO MY ) T
MURDERER, VOL) r FORTUNE. OFFICE-I'LL IV '
mister st&y heril expectNour. 1 l
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LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
SLOByOSK-, 2ECO
UWWU V I OUST KEEP
MN I abTt WETTIEB AND PBETTlEa
ALL. THE TIME
TILLIE THE TOILER
LOOKUT U gaj Ihovo thrllins! ( AiONDep. if- I thev ake from romvmtic raoMBol I -rt'a csoy ewe 1 D T"!
AlOT "SOME I , 4MKfm$k:A T "THEVT2E FPOM My ROMANTIC VJHAT DOES HE LOOK LIKE , ELMefc 7 Mr FIVE BOCKS '
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LETTERS 7!- Y t !
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Rentals
FOR RENT 10-acre chicken
rauch, small furnished house,
near Glide. Write P. O. Box
367, Roseburg, Ore.
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE have
found places to live through the
want-ads.
FOR KENT Steam heated upart
uienu. 10 to $15. t Nortliside
Ants. Phone 3(ia J.
GARAGE FOR KENT? Make it
known through this department.
FURNISHED rooms Tor
Clair St., off end of E.
men. 214
Douglas.
Fl'RNiSHEl) apartment. 424 Floed,
corner Mill.
FURNISHED
UrocUway.
apurtments. . 112
FURNISHED house or room.
S. .Main.
3U7
APARTMENT-BI5-J.
-Clean, cozy. Phouu
Real Estate
A COING 80-ucre farm. Cows,
horses, hogs, chickens, turkeys,
farm Implements, 40 acres in
crops, electricity, running water,
2 miles to payroll town, good
' road. Owner must sell quick.
Price, 45Ui. flruce Company,
Myrtle Creek, Ore.
FOR SALE 160-acre farm Mel
rose district, fair buildings, ex
cellent for turkey-sheep com
bination. Will sacrifice for cash
or will give reasonable terms.
H. A. Lindgren, 1615 Western
Ave., Corvatlis, Ore.
FOR SALE UM-acre tracts level
land, on Melrose ruud. Price
$375 per tryct. Clias. Kyes, 826
N. Jackson.
FOR SALE 3S acres, part fruit.
Good buildings. Electricity. I). H.
Whitney, Route 1, Box 123-A.
Financial
WANTED 5E50 cash. Will give
note for $650 with Interest for
four months. P. O. Box 6S8,
Roseburg.
AIM T APPt-E OCCHACDS
LOO I M AM LOOUTUO'
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For Sale, Miscellaneous
CEDAR CHEST, $4.50; desks, i.5ll
to .l5; book shelves, 2.50 to
14.00; baby beds, 13.50 to 110.00;
dressing table, $5.00; used cross
cut saws, (1.50 to (3.00. Trade at
the store that quotes the same
price to everybody. Every Item
marked. Burr's Fnrniture Store,
333 Cass St. Phone 25-J.
YOL'R CHOICE FOR $25. Recon
ditioned radios, cabinet models.
Play like new. 1 Victor radio
console, regular -179.50. 1 Bruns
wick console, regular $16!1.50. 1
Airline trade la console, regu
lur '159.50. Radio Music Store.
YOUR CHOICE FOR 119.95. 1 RCA
Victor mantel sot, regular $69.50.
1 Clarion mantel set, regular
$59.50. Radio Music . Store.
OR SALE The new White sew
ing machine. Also repairing for
other makes. Radio Music Store,
Phone H3, 225 N. Jackson St.
FOR SALE Used circulating heat
er for cual and wood. Cheap. Ra
dio Music Store. Phone S3. 225
N. Jackson St.
FOR SALE Repossessed refriger
ators. Reasonably priced. Radio
Music Store. Phone 93.. 225 N.
Jackson St.
MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw.
Delivered daily. Umpqua Dairy.
Phone 296-J.
FOR SALE Dependable broccoli
seed. A. W. Iluum. Phones 31
and 485, Roseburg.
FOR SAL E Re-cleaned Ben
Beardless barley seed. R. S.
Hutton, Garden Valley.
FOR SALE Set of book shelves.
Good condition. R. C. Buck, 3U7
E. Oak.
ALFALFA
Chilian,
Bros.
SEED,
Is sold
Grfnim und
ut Wharton
BERMUDA onion plants are sold
at Whurton Bros.
BABY BUGGY
1st St.
for sale. 305 W.
ARUNDEL Plauo tuner. Ph. 189L.
HMM-r NOTEBOOK.
MRXHU-ZELFLuSTS:
hNOTEBOOK ;
-IMS BREATH I KIN MOLD K Ig3
vcause it smeu-3 just B bC3
UKE VOU WAS DQiNKiM' b
Big Glasses full, tya
opsweLL peBFUMEKr aJ&
YOU ARE losing money on furni
ture and other household articles
which you are not using. Cash in
on them through' the For-Sale
columns. ' '
ALADDIN LAMP SHADES. You
can select a shade to harmonise
with any color scheme you de
sire. McKean and Baldwin.
HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS have
been gained by a thirty cent For
Sule ad.
OLD window glass. Rsbg. Electric.
Miscellaneous
LIME and sulphur solution. Clean
up now. Guaranteed test. For
sale at Farm Bureau, RoHehurg;
W. W. Willis at Canyonv'ille;
Sutherlin Spruy Plant.
DO PEOPLE KNOW where to find
you and your particular type of
service? Tell them! A Wunt-ad
costs very little.
SEE your cream wolghed , and
tested. Clyde Adair, Roseburg
Creamery.
WOOL AND MOHAIR are bought
at Wharton Bros.
Help Wanted
GOOD PAY STEADY WORK. Re
liable men and women wanted to
service McNess customers In
home locality or Douglas county:
No experience or capital re
quired. Write Furst & Thomas,
426 Third St., Oakland. Calif.
MAN Able to put in 8 hours a
day. $45 a week opportunity.
Clean, outdoor occupation. Car
given producer. Write Albert
Mills, 129 Monmouth, Cincin
nati, O.
WANTED Reliable man for or
chard and chickens. Hundy with
tools. Board and wages. Box 234,
c-o News-Review.
WANTED Reliable help for
house work on farm, two in fam
ily. Mrs. John J. Henderer, Elk
ton, Ore.
WANTED Farm hand, good
wages, hoard and room. Box 10,
Comas Valley, Ore.
HE'S fSN EXCE.U.WVT)
WRVTER. - Hnn -OJEU.-lOE.U-
QU1TE INTERESTING -
bOUU1.
, IT'S JUST LIKE A FAlGy TALE .
CAUSE SATURDAV WHGN I
VJEMT TO 'BED THEy WAS
NOTHIrJQ AT ALU HERE
EXCEPTING A GREEN
WANTED Middle-aged man
chore on farm. Phone S2s H.
Trade
WANTED TO TRADE A house
and lots in Sutherlin tor a used
6 or 8 cylinder coupe. Must be
In good condition. House has
permanent renter. I. A. Dunlap,
sutherlin. Kiooe 145.
WHAT DO YOU HAVE to lnde?
Use an ad in tins column.
Automobiles
USED CAR INVENTORY
PASSENGER MODELS
Plymouth Sun. JjH.
Plymouth coach 1933.
Plymouth couch 1934.
Mymouth coupe 1934.
Plymouth coupe 1930.
Dodgo sedan 1934.
1 DeSoto 8 sedan 1930.
1 Viking aodan 1930.
2 Chevrolet couches 1929.
1 Essex coach 1931.
1 Oakland coupo 1930.
1 Ford coupe 1934.
1 Ford coups 1928.
1 Chevrolot roadster 1930.
1 Essex sedan 1929.
1 Ford coupe 1927.
1 Olds coupe 192(1.
1 Studohaker sedan 1928.
1 Hupp sertun 1926.
1 Studohaker touring light six.
TRUCKS
1 G. M. C. 1934 li ton truck,
157" WB.
1 Chevrolet truck 1934 1J ton,
157" WB.
1 Dodge truck 1931 li ton, 133"
WB.
1 Ford truck 6 speed li ton.
1 luternatiouul 6 speed li ton.
PANELS
1 Willys 77 panel delivery 1935.
1. Chevrolet panel delivery 1926.
With euch used car or truck pur
chased from us, Saturday only,
wo will give 20 gallons of Union
76 gasoline free. These cars all
include the Chrysler Plymouth
certified guarantee, and don't
fall to see these real buys for
tomorrow, In the imed car lot
Just across from the Montgom
ery Ward Store or at the Motor
Shop Garage. .
CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH &
INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
UP HEBE
LAWN
7t H I IF WE (0 CHraiEUFUNTX
( I ONLY ) WON'T. NEVER
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THE SECRET) Yft KIN LfV
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WAS SHOES OH BARS
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BLUE STONE TD BE
GIVEN SHEEP MEN
Owners of Bheen in Douglas
county huving trouble with liver
fluke will be uble to secure blue
stone in limited amounts without
coat for the control of the snail
generally found in the wet und
heepy ureas In the pastures und
found to he the alternate host of
the liver fluke. Destroy ins the
hiialls automatically controls the
liver fluKp us the life cycle of this
parusito Is broken up.
Funnels desiring olue atone for
the control of liver fluke are re
quested to be ut (he county garage
ouelt or the courthouse in Uoso
ourg next i hursuay between 10 .
m. and 4 p. m., according to County
Agent J. liotuml l'aruer, who is
in i-liui s6 of distributing the blue
stone to sheep owners wilting to
cooperate in eradication of. the
parasite on their larm and pas
tures. Containers or sucks mast be
provided by individuals securing
iinj blue stone and each party mast
agree to use tne material us di
rected by instructions that will be
available at time of delivery.
the blue stone is being provid
ed by (he government tn rough a
Yv PA project sponsored by the bu
rcau ol annual industry to cut down
Heavy losses occurring each yeur
as a result of animals uecoming in
itiated with liver fluke.
MUSIC INCREASES
EGG PRODUCTION
KINGSTON. N. 0:' (AP)
Crudy Sutton says 15-minuto talk-
lug machine concertB are causing
his hens to lay eight tlosen eggs u
duy, whereas they formerly laid
only five. Tho eggs, ho says, also
aro larger and better cotored.
Typewriter
KEM1NUTUN TYPEWRITERS and
Dalton Adding Machines, sales
and service. IiOBOburg Book
Store. Phone 690-J.
By E. C. Segar
By Brandon Walsh
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MOST FOLKS HAS TO ROW APPLH
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By Russ Westover
FOUR-H CLUB
ACTIVITIES
The Douglas County Local Lead
ers association will hold their regu
lar meeting at the junior high
school o Tuesday evening of this
week at 7:30 o'clock. Every 4-H
club leader, parents and friends of
4-H club work, are all welcome at
these meetings.
11. C. Seymour, state club lead
er, will be present at this meeting
and u very fine program has been
arranged In his honor. This will
inclime piano uunibers by Miss Mat-
tie Cooper of Glengary; dancing by
the French twins; accordion solos
by Allen Cordon; vocal duets by
Helen Whlto and Judith Hodges
and soveral numbers by the lior
uer trio of .Glide.
Questions regarding the market
Ing day program which will be held
on Saturday will be Answered ut
this meeting und other matters
such aB achievement days, presen
tation of achievement pins, demon
strntlons, community fairs and 4-H
club summer school will be dis
cussed. Arrangements for tho marketing
day progrum, which will ho held
Saturday April IS are rapidly be
ing completed by the agricultural
ccmnilttoe of the chamber of com
merce, which is sponsoring the
event. This committee la compos
ed of Dr. I.. A. Dlllard, chairman;
Hugh Itltchlo, Duvo Husenburk,
Paul Geddes, 10. A. nrlMon, Bert O.
Uates, and J. Roland Parker, Dr.
Dillurd has appointed the following
as responsible for the dinner: Hugh
Hltc.hle, milk; W. C. Harding, broad
und paper plutea; Dr. L. A. Dlllard
and Dave Busenburk, wieners; J.
li. Parker, beans; E. A. Uritton,
butter and mustard, ladlos of tho
local 4-H leadors' association serv
ing tho meal. In addition to the
above supplies for the luncheon the
Douglas County Creamery Is pro
viding Ice cream and the Roseburg
Dairy and Soda Works, soda pop.
The 204 hoys and girls and tholr
loaders are to meet at the Wilson
Motor company show room at 8:30
o'clock, Saturday morning. They
will immediately be formed into
small groups; placed In charge of
leudors and sent out on a schedule
of visits to cominorclul enterprises.
They will meet promptly at noon
at the K. P. hall where lunchor)!
will be served and a short program
given. From here they will go to
tho Indian theatre us guests of that
Institution at a thoalro party,
. A check-up on 4-H club work tn
the county showa an Increase over
last year. So far thoro aro nine
more clubs enrolled; approximately
100 more dlfforent boys und girls
and 111 moro dlfforont projects.
We now have J 52 clubs which In
cludes 1300 different boys and
girls and 1850 projects.
Last your the percentage of com
pletions was 98.11!) per cent. It Is
hoped this record will be at loust
equalled this year and Judging from
Today's Cross
By EUGENE
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HORIZONTAL
1 pronoun
4 capital of
Italy
8 At Be a
12 chum
13 open tpace
lt aquatic
salamander-like
amphibian
15 land
meanti re
1 1 fondles
17- woody
plant
1ft resign
20 wei rd
22 discharge
23 character
taken by
an actor
24 a Senator
from N.
Dakota
27 piUher
29 the nover
fi(cn of Af
(fhaniHtan 31 punctua
tion marks
34 (fame of
cards
S eccumtilaU
30 county in
Hungary
37 to make
late
3&-olf
mounds
40 a theater
box
44 entertain
ment 4(1 hymn j
47 lake
49 asterisk
fil girl's name
62 trrant the
temporary
use of
63 lamb' n
pseudonym
hi mistake
35 fleshy fruit
5 declare to
be untrue
Herewith Is the solution to Satur
day's puzzle.
QB5PATBOT.Re
ktTrlrarfMPtrwir
ZmnUU. till, kUV
15
te way reports are cominr In It
will be. -
On Saturday of last week. Miss
Frances McKennoa and Miss Mary
Whitehall of Oakland; Mrs. James
Hartley and Mary and Margaret
French of Roseburg attended a
meeting of Division III clothing
leaders at Eugene. Mist Helen
Cowglll, assistant state club leader
was present with an exhibit ot
clothing, Included in this particular
division, which had been prepared
by the home economics department
of Washington, D. C. The Douglas
county delegation report this to be
an exceptional meeting.
The 4-H' club entertainers, be
sides appearing at the local lead
ers' meeting on Tuesday evening,
aro going to Glengary school on
WVnluesday evening to assist in the
program being given there tor the
purpose of raising money for a 4-H
summer school scholarship. They
will also go to Days Creek on Fri
day evening to assist In a program
being given there under the aus
pices of the PTA and also for tho
purpose of raising funds for a
scholarship.
This group will also anoear at
the Garden Valley Women's club
-turning on Friday the -lift; Drain
P.-T. A. meeting Monday the nth;
Riddle school entertainment. May
8th; Onkland school entertainment
May 29th. They will also appear
at Gazley school soon.
The list of 4-H club scholarships
to bo prosentod to club members,
outstanding In 4-H club work and
which will entitle them to attend
the 4-H summer school In Juno,
are as follows: Douglas National
Bank, A. C. Marsters, (cow judg
ing winner); E. T. Unrath (Helen
Horner); Itiversdale grange (may
be 2); Sutherlin grange, Tenmilo
grange, Melrose grange (maybe
2) ; Lookinggm8s grange; OUde
grange; Loon Lake grange; Ever
green grange; Camas Valley
grange, Tlptcn's dairy; Copco,
Montgomery- Ward and company,
Winston P.-T. A. (4); Garden Val
ley Women's club; Glide P.-T. A.;
Orocn P.T. A.; itlversdule P.-T.
A.; Glengary P.-T. A.;, Days. Creek
p.-t a. ,; 'i ("., ; .: ::
CALL FOR NON-HIGH SCHOOL
DISTRICT WARRANTS
Notlco Is hereby given, that
warrants Issued by tho . Comity
Educational Hoard (registers, not
paid for want of funds),1 prior to
and including Wurraut, No. 0. R B.
S75 uro, oiUled for" payment on this
tho llth duy of April, 1939. fntorest
ceases on this date.
IJ. H. Lenox, treasurer,
Douglas County, Oregon.
CALL FOR CITY WARRANTS
Notlco Is hereby given that alf
warrants of the City of Roseburg
up to and Including No. Hun uro
called for payment this date, April
lil, 193B, and all internal tbcreun
ceases this date.
T. J. Brown, City j Treasurer.
-Word Puzzle
S11EFFER
67 the chief
of the
Janizaries
VERTICAL
1 difnrinfr
implement
2 seraglio
3 Kum resin
4 entranced
6 native
compound
ft shoot ing-
star
7ftrtist'i
folding
frama
8 prefix,
against
0 calmer
10 female
sheep
11 consumed
13 newspaptr
paragraphs
21 attain
23 thing (law) ,
26 neverthe
less 2 before
28 refuse
30 war
hammers 31 domesticat
ed animal
32 suffix denot
ing a tumor
(Pathol.)
33 coarsely
woven
fabrie
34 goddess
of dawn
3 establish
3H relieved
41 rowed
42 battling
light
43 hard black
mineral
substance
45 anarchists
41 supplicate
47 jnrite
48 Hraziliaa
coin
60 Hebrew
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