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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OR'JoN. WEDNESDAY. MAY 13, 1936. SEVEN NEWS-REVIEW ClMsified Ad. Phone 100 RATES Single Insertion, per word . 1c One week, per wort - - 6c One month, per line .tl.OQ Minimum charge . 3fic Copy for this page will be accept ed until 11 a, m. o( toe day of pub lication. The News-Review assumes no responsibility for and in no way guarantees the financial responsi bility or integrity of the advertis ers in the classified columns. Read ers are urged to make full inveetl tation before sending money In re sponse to advertlstmrnt. 1 be News-Review lescrves the right to reject objectionable adver tising. It further reserves the right to classify all advertising under the proper classification. Livestock FOR SALE 30 O. I. C. weanling pigs, dundys, $3.50 and 4.uu eacb. A good grade yearluig Hereford bull, abortion tested, or will trade him for a good milk cow, Fred Reinliart, Anchor. SALE OR TRADE For fresh or coming fresh cow, 15 niontlis Jersey bull sired by Mark's Dairy bull. I. M. Van Nov, Melrose, Ore. WANTED To buy good single work horse uround 1300 pounds. Gentle and true. Box 68, Myrtle Creek, Ore. FOR SALE Fresh young cows, gentle, heavy milkers. M. H. Doering, i mile S. Carnes sta- tion on Roberts' ML- road. ' WANTED Turkeys for shipment Saturday, 16th. Seed potatoes for sule. R. O. Uoff, Sutherlin. FOR SALE Weanling pig, white, good stock. H. F. Roeder, Unip qua. FOR SALE Young white boar, 17.1 pounds, 115.00. F. F. Parker, Wilbur. FRESH COWS for sale. Fred Fish er, Roseburg. Phono 26F3. . POPEYE 0H,I6U'TIT n NOTICE fCOHW, HORRIBLE !?!f THPsT y" SOQ-' J 1,, 1 ST n REMIND POPEVE S S NLV.ctf 'y' ' LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY BULLIOM IS HEADIMQ FOB. THE FcflL "LAST OOUMD-UPi- "HE BIS rf&ti J- BANKERS ARE SETTING rnA'M L. TOSETHE-R TO FLATITE U Ml Vl IT. Z.Z. , jjiM oijt ls 1 p ---- TILLIE THE TOILER SHE THIS PlCTUfiE OF THoEMTDM DiaAVCE.THE MOVIE STATS AinU "THAT OJTH UTTLE HAII2.UIME MUSTACHE 1 LOOVCS VHSPL.ACEO EVEBBOVy to me; HO- HUM Kit, Iwt tuny TW tWM ni mrt . . . Sl' S'& li VQxjgflOM POLLY AND HER PALS ' By Cliff Sterrett AU ! ) SPOTS BEFORE jHM-M- f.fi.J? V DOC. S rr- ' th' FX iawatpa:d .5 " . '" FOB SALE One male, Redbone fox bound, 4 months old. Ready to train. First five dollars takes him. See caretaker, Unipqua Park. Rentals FOR RENT OR TRADE Bargain. 10 acres, 1 mile from city; well, creek, aud spring, all fenced. Al so partly furnished house, $7.00 a month. Call at 330 W. Cass St., Roseburg. - FOR RENT Furnished modern bungalow, 3 rooms and bath. Near Soldier's Home on Garden Valley road. Wayside Shop. FOR RENT 6-room unfurnished house. Modern. Close in. Double garage. 120.00 per month. G. W. Young & Son. Phone 117. FOR RENT Steam beatea apart ments. $10 to $16. Northside Apts. Phone 369 J. FOR RENT Furnished modern 4 room house. Apply in rear of 815 South St. FOR RENT 6-rooni modern house with garden. Call at 113 Sheri dan. WELL FURNISHED 3-room apart ment. Phone 111-Y. 318 S. Pine. FOR RENT House close in. In ' quire at 1224 Prospect St. FOR RENT Garage. 310 W. Wash ington. STRICTLY modern apartment. ! South Main St. APARTMENT Clean, cozy. Phone 646-J. Lost and Found LOST Small brown coin purse containing change and key. Find er please leave at News-Review office. Roword. Wanted WANTED Poultry,- egn, hlu. i, pelts, cascara l"k. Roseburg gation pump, f arm mireau n-x-Poultry Co., Ray Haunch, Prop. change. 1 1 I AT THE theater: rh V Wll Sa'QL - T 47sS UKEAl MBK 1 I vmheee drake J v --"71 '7i J 7 " VJ UtfQTA ' For Sale. Miscellaneous FOR SALE Good electric washing machine, very cheup; electric range; semi-enamel wood range; overstuffed davenport. Juud's Furniture Store. FOR SALE: 2-niau shearing plant, 3 heads, and grinder, and lots of new tools. Will trade lor milk cow or sheop, J. ii. Fisk, Oak land. FOR SALE Strawberry crates and all kinds of box shook. Prices reasonable and quality guuran- . teed. John Wilson, Uesuni. Phone 23F4. U. S. CREAM separator with or without motor. Will sell or trade for wood or livestock. Write Uox 44, Roseburg, Ore. CAMP EQUIPMENT The very .utensils and supplies you'll need tor the trip. Come in mid in spect. Powell's Hardware Store. FOR BALE Tno new Wbite sew ing machine. Also repairing for other makes. Radio Music Store, Phone 93, 225 N. Jackson St. FOR SALE Used circulating heat er for coal and wood. Cheap. Ra dio Music Store. Phone 93. 225 N. Jackson 8t FOR SALE Repossessed refriger ators. Reasonably priced. Radio Music Store. Phone 93. 225 N. Jackson St. 50-FEET Garden hose, $1.95. Guar anteed. Pacific Hide, Wool and Metal Co., 222 Oak St. MILK, grade A paBieunzed or raw. . Delivered daily. Umpqua Dairy. Phone 296-J. $140 HORTON 30-inch electric lroner in good shape, $50. 437 Rust Ave. Uxl2 CONGOLEUM RUGS, $1.95. Pacific Hide, Wool and Metul, 222 Oak St. FOR SALE .Used 1,000 gallon ll l l- I KNEW HE OOULDMV LAST TPyiHG TO SUBSTITUTE LUCK FOR BBAlHS IS OUST TAKING A short cut to tub poor- house BULLIOM NEVER. HAD ANYTHING ON H6 PINANCIAU BALL. y I IT SAYS THAT THBRE: I " HUM -Vd OMOEfc'i I I THlMKTHlS IIVJELL., IT'S A UTTLE OUT was A MEAra-EiOT JQZHhTW v Be OkAy OF ume,but , - ' CAUSED BVADMlKEPSl Wft 1- rtt itrK IT'LI REAL bargains in electric motors. I New and used. 335 N. Main. Miscellaneous NORTH Second Hand Store will open Friday, May 15th, in the Northside Apartment building, North Roseburg. Ready to buy furniture, hardware and what have you. D. M. J. Brooks, Muu ager. STOMACH ULCER, gas painB, in digestion victims, why suffer? For quick relief get a free sam ple of Udga, at Chapmun's Phar macy. WE HAVE $10,000 idle nionuy to finunce -your purchases of Geu eral Tires, llealy Tire Co. Phone 104, Stephens and Moshcr Sts. ATTENTION BUILDERS Used lumber. Doors, windows. Pacific Hide, Wool and Metal, 222 Oak St. Si.E your cream weighed and tested. Clyde Adair, Roseburg Creamery. ORGANIC Sea Food. Call 120 W. Lauo for further iuformation. MOHAIR AND WOOL bought at Wharton liros. RADIO Repairing. Rsbg. Electric,. ARUNDEL Plauo tuner. Ph. ItSUL. Real Estate FOR SALE 63 acres. House and barn, good water, about 10 ucres in cultivation. O. W. Croucher, Brockway, Ore. FOR SALE 4-acre prune orchard near Oakland. Box 253, c-o News Review. Business Opportunities FOR SALE 27-rooin hotel with dining room. Good business. Sick ness only reason. Ccntrul Hotel, Cottugo Grove, Oro. PAYING BUSINESS for Bllle Sandwich shop ami beer parlor. Address Box 114, Kohlhugen Apts. WELL, I BULLION CBASHES VJE lose our eooo .OSS . .rr t 7 n .. FEEL. SO GLAD T fega, . . t! , ,g- JL- iXFTT WAism could bavl. ijttim - s Help Wanted WANTED Competent woman or gtri lor general nouseworK. Phone 377 or Inquire 1461 River side, Laurelwood. WANTED Man to cure for tur keys and general farm work. Write Box 23ii, Myrtle Creek. Ore. WANTED Woman to tuko charge of home and care of elderly gen tleniuii. Phone Myrtle Creek 34U3. WANTED Woman for general housework. Inquire 448 Fowler street after 5:00 p. m. WANTED Competent woman for housework. Must bo good cook. Phone 108-Y, Automobiles SAFETY USED CAR SPECIALS Pontiae Sedan, 1035 modol, with built-in tiling $796.00. Oldsmobllo dun, 1031 model, ull new tires, $645.00. Roseburg Motor Co. Ill N. Rose St. GOOD '2S standard Uulck roadster. Cheap. $65.00. Gooil tires ulld li cense. Leon Gleason, Sutherlin. Work Wanted YOUNG married woman wantB bouse keeping or cure of chil dren any age "during day. Refer ences given. Box 251, c-o News Review. Typewriters REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and Dalton Adding Machines, tales and service. Roseburg Boos Store. Phone 890-J. Chiropractor KEEP SMILING! It's eusy to do. Just keep henllliy and happy with Chiropractic adjustments. Consult Dr. Scolicld, X-Ruy Chiropractor. ' I ictpm t MiMlYTF. REFtiRE V MP ftTOVirM Eir-.UT HUT V CKN'T WIN'. YEK CfUjOKt AN1 I VfM FltarVVW f trrsc i rv 4. .- hp, -iL- -s EVERY TIME t SES ALlIfOBGET lPKIMCESS p 'I aOSH.r nevec m the lovely homes J I'll kisver miss g I THOUGHT OH I YOU (SAVE THE THB FEW DOLLARS , IHH I ::!:::l WWK rWP, 1. nr I DETROIT, May 12 (AP) Henry Ford criticized crop restric tion programs loduy as "unnatur ill." In a brief Interview after the luncheon opening the second Dear born chemurgic conference, Ford declared "thui a all you can say for such a program. It is unnatur al." The movement with the greatest promise for agriculture, Ford said, is the industrial use of products of the farm for making plastics. The plastics Held Is the greatest In tno world," he said, pointing out that hundreds of products such as gears and uther automobile parts ilreudy are being made of plastic materials. 'Ill the future," he said, "we will make uutomobile bodies on - the fa nn." The Ford Motor company Is de veloping small plums near puwer sites for the manufacture of plastic materials from larm products, tho manufacturer said. William J. Cameron of tho Ford compuny .said the farm chemurgic council, which is sponsoring the Dearborn conference, seeks to find new uses tor farm products. A baseball, lost 44 years ago be twecn the outer wull and the ceil lug of the Sterling counly, Texas, courthouse, was found recently when the building was razed. - Hay and Grain HAY FOR SALE 20 acres nlfulfii .., Iv In mil In the liiirheHl hid ilif within three tlnvs. Fred A t'.off, Roseburg. Phono 6F2, or 220. Fuel DRY easy splitting old growth fir wood. $2.26 per Her, duiivoreu. South End Fuel Co. By E. C. 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PlA15MAlEI5MHjAIRITI (Tl"3I RAP AMAIN 511 NC AfTt 5'IOTLE T AGAL:,DOf S" 5 N AG S1 D E I P VV IPOW'ER R I LLE STORE D DANAXD ARgAS L I T T5 L V E " T E A 6 E TiMA $ E TlR OG R Alp t R 1 E itfetstrr tctAivh n Coprrii&l, till. Klu By HOWARD W. I1LAKKS1.EK KANSAS CITY, ilo., May 12. (API IMuns at the Rockefeller iu titute to try u newly diucovered uielhod of protecting children against Infuntlle paralysis this comiiiK summer and fall were un- nouiicoit to the American Medicul assoi iiitlon here today. '1 nomas m. Rivers, Si, D., of Rockefeller institute, one of the foremost virus experts in medicine, told of the hoped for Infuntilo paralysis preventive. The paraly sis Is caused hy a virus, a disease agent too small to he found with a microscope. ExMrimentH In the past year at Rockefeller institute and else, whore have revealed thut several simple nasal spiuys seem aide to prevent entry of the paralysis virus into living hodios. The experi ments will he made with theso sprays. "Although tho use of vaccines ami seru." said IJr. Hivers, "ut present ol'fei'B little of vuluo In tho prevention and treutment of polio myelitis, tho results of work with agents of unother nature seem to present hope that a method of con trolling - tlie diseuso eventually may ho evolved. "it la now hctioved that tho virus of poliomyelitis enters tho bruin from the nasal mucous mem branes hy way of the olfactory nerve. With this Idea In mind, a number of workers have conduct ed experiments with several vir uses in more thnn one host in or der to ascertain whether the en trance of a neurotropic virus into the centrul nervous system can be blocked hy tho application of simple chemical substances to tho mucous uienihranos of tho nose." A "neurotropic vlrua" Is one which uttacks nerve cells. A "host" Is tho animul roceivlug a virus Inoculation. Scram What Am. CLEVELAND, May 12 (API Two uutomoblles collided In front of central police station and Pa trolman Chosto'r W. KrauBe ran out to milt some questions. , , ., "What s your name?" he demand ed of one driver. ' : 5 ' "'Scrum,' the owitor of the car replied. "What's that?" the astonished officer Inquired. "Serum," suld the man. "James Scram. I live on Clinton avenue." oanlly you can muko a smart sum mor wurdrobo that's Just yout stylo! Tho lajoat troika, fmlln, hlousoB; boach and vacation clothes; bridal outfits. Lovely clothes for children, too. Siuurl styles for stouts. And a full pic turo-Blory of summer fabrics and accessories. HOOK F I F.T E K N CENTS. 'PATTERN FIFTEK11 CENTS. TWENTY-FIVE CENT!! FOR 1IOTI1, WHEN ORDER Eli TOGETHER. Address orders to Nows-Rovlow, Pattern ' Department, Hosoburg, Oro. 47 breat he heavily in Bleep 4 8 nobbed VERTICAL 1 dried plums 2 permit 3 deed 4 negative vole B posters rt--open Bp nee 7 male child 8 poUinto $ rq,Jircd 10 I U, an violin maker 13 weights i;j ornamen tal knob 11 emmet 111 assist 211 expire 21 brintlo 2'. nny 2 i city in Itnly 2i be tangled ii7 slope 28 no under r 2!' harmnnv ;tn mournful 1 to turn bark 32 gem Xi dt unknrds 3f Kuropean hlnekbird 38 Dutch colonist 41 a number 411 marble 4iJ female sheep 44 short sleep fMtuiM IrodiMti. iei.