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FIVE v5? ! At ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, MONDAY. JUNE 1. 1936. NEWS-REVIEW Classified Ads. Phone 100 RATES Blngle Insertion, per word 1c One week, per word 6c One month, per line,.. 11.00 Minimum cbarge 25c Copy tor this pegs will be accept ed nutil 11 . m. ol the day of pub lication. The News-Rovlew assumes no responsibility (or and In no way guarantees the flnanciul responsi bility or' integrity of the advertis ers In the classified coluiuuu. Read ers are urged to make full Investi gation before sending money In re sponse to advertlstnif nts. The News-Review leaervea the right to reject obJtcticiiabl9 adver tising. It further reserves the right to classify all advertising under the proper classification. Livestock HOUSES MULES HORSES 40 head oil hand, 5 pair big log gers. Lots of gentle chunks. Mat ed pairs and singles. A horse for every purpose, lloiius men if you neeil horses, don't wait un til bonds arrive, see me now. F. II. Stlckley, Eugene, Oro. New lo cation, one mile north end of West lith St. Tl'UKEY GROWERS June 4th will be the last day vve will re ceive turkey ckks for hatching this season. Cojb's Hatchery, ltoseburg. Ore. WORK HOUSES for sule, 3 to 8 years old, weighing from 1200 to 1G00 pounds. Spuiks and Good man, Kellogg. FOR SALE Well 'jreil Jersey hull. Heavy milk, strain. Waiter Smith, Hox 21, Route 1, Wilbur, Ore. PL'REIILOOU Pekinese puppies and dogs for sale cheap. 4j2 S. Jackson. FOR SALE MOn.poiind young work horse. W. Cobb Hatchery, Camp View. WEANLING PIGS for sale. Fred Fisher, Uoseburg. POPEYE MT-RMA..I UPPOSe I SHOULD TELL POPEYE tNo olive THt v- JL SECRET M i i LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY J OH, BOY, IT WAS BETTEtt'M A OfiCUS - B6TT.5M A MILLION BETCHA TH-TT NONE OP AT A PACTy WAV UP TILLIE THE TOILER I MY NAME'S tSOL-TOM- ASKED Me -TO "SEE- TDU ) t ... f- j.. POLLY AND HER ..-rs, 1 1 nri N DON'T DISTURB V-rjl C " " HO) . c c. SAY U A BODY WOT'S BUT I FEELS ) WK 1 -v 'S--rzxL 'Z "tT . UNK-OS DRIVIN1, -OsXV THAT I OUGHTA I - -r , -Z Pi gp '"' FOK SALE Two registered Jer sey bulls, 9 and 20 months old. Also for lease, one 5-year-old registered Jersey bull. Good type, heavy production. Bone brake, Melrose. FOR SALE 6-year-old Jersoy row, $35.00. Box 349, e-o News Review. WKANL1NG pigs. Phone 13P13. L. O. Higglns. Rentals FOR RENT 6 room House; partly furnished. (itmiKe and woodshed. Close in. Call 2CF2. FOR RENT C-room furnished house, with garuKe. Inquire 8UU S. Pine. MODERN furnished or unfurnished apartment, June 1st. 1152 Ma drone Ave. MODERN APARTMENTS, J20.U0 and up. Kohlhagen Apts. Phone 0D0. Miscellaneous WE HAVE 1 10.000 to finance pur chases of General Tires on eas iest terms ever known. Healy Tire Co., Stephens and Moshor Sts. SEE your cream weighed and 'ested. Clyde Adair, Uoseburg Creamery. RADIO Repairing. Rsbg. Electric. ARUNDEL Piano tuner. Ph. 1X9 L Poultry FOR SALE CHEAP 150 turkey eggs from market-type bronze hens. Inquire Ervin Rice, Ouk land. Phone 40F1. STARTED CHICKS at Wutzig's Hatchery. Phone 740-J. Typewriters REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS nd Dalton Adding Machines, sales and service. Roseburg Book Store. Phone 590-J. WVOU MErNN WO0'LLTE.LU VU3 PoOU T Tnt JEfcrij VOO THE rLL OF IT- fLL THrVI I KtAOW - I LL. VOL! KIDS WAS is TMS CLOUDS MISS TONES WHAT'S VOUia LINE:', -' PALS n KNOW .L (v. i---M--M--, For Sale. MisceCUneous LIME and sulphur solution. Clean up now. .Guaranteed test, ror sale at Farm Bureau, Rose burg; W. W. Willis at Cauyonville; Sutherlln Spray Plant. FOR SALE 9x12 Axminster rug with pad; davenport and chair, late model like new; at a sacri fice. Wanda Armour, 335 N. Rose St., opposite junior high. FOR SALE Cabbage plants. Dan ish Ballhead, Golden Acre. 60c per 100; 12.00 per 500; fS.OO per 1.000. 544 N. Pine St. OR SALE The new vmice sew ing machine. Also repairing- for other makes Radio Music Store, Phone 92, 226 N. Jackson St. MOWING MACHINE Used Mc Cormick in good running condl tion, for sale at Wharton Bros. MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw. ijeiiveren aaiiy, umpqua uairy. Phone 296-J. FOR SALE Olio 7-foot cut McCor- mlck binder. P. E. Cornult, Rid die. FOR SALE Olio logging trailer. John Stanley, Camas Valley. Lost and Pound REWARD For return of my bill fold lost Saturday or Sunday near Jackson and Douglas. Iden tification within. J. W. Robert son, Shell Station, Jackson and Douglas. WILL the mechanic who took a Stetson lial. with Initials II. U. C. from K. P. hull at Orchard's meeting return it to Orchard's and gel his J. C. Pennoy hat. Trade TRADE Radio, for good long range field glasses. 135 N. Jack son. Automobiles FOR SALE '27 Oakland touring, $25.00. 615 Fowlor St. HE Cm FORETELL COMING E.VENT6,TELL WOO UJHfXT 16 GOING TO HAPPEN L0K6 BEFORE IT HAPPENS- A FOORTH POUJER, Pn Ml Tr I I WAS "THERE ANNIE SAID X P I HUNDREDS OF- MILES I GUESS - 1 1 PLEASE, AMMIE,) I WAIT - LISTEN! - I U YSTB-V' ) tOUUl COMB 10 1 TOU LUULDN I tUEN 1HB WILL 7UU L I J I MW. OULLIUN m t SAW THE p I HEfJi. NEXT PAtaiV. I I GROUND ANV MORE - LOOK., ME RIDE Ir4 rl . T SEZ 1 KIN GIVE r aicsuic J - "1 V HEee comes amnis noi youia aip- rl . i pufcv iid a going up f3 f v l She'll, tell you all . s s 7 ship ? r T -n Ride who m J I HOW WISH DP J ABOOT'IT y-S 1 1 v LZTe? WANTS TO GO- l i5lp3, op vou go J) vprti; sT jrj- r:H J. even if it f- il X, J . . ITln FZnilfflj i'i'i,: '! ''iA " i Vi,j 'h-rr TAKES ALL HERE AfcE s'6me'qf"O0E MSW p2rt.E A(2H YOU SURE YOU COTTON Piai NTS) WANTED TV5 MAM BOLTOM r w f 1 Help Wanted IF YOU WANT to get groceries at wholesale, and a wonderful chance to make $7.50 a day be sides, send me your name imme diately. No experience necessary. New Ford Sedan given it you qualify. Albert Mills, 170 Moll-1 mouth, Cincinnati, O. INVESTIGATORS wanted to be come spare time insurance ad justers for national firm. Experi ence unnecessary. Give refer ences. Universal Claims Ilureuu, 11X2 Market St., San Francisco, Calif. WANTED A man to do general ranch work. Must be a good milker. Single. Middle-aged. Good wages. Ralph Pyritz, lteedsport. Ore. WANTED A logger to log 30,000 daily in pine, good ground, 5 mile haul, load on cars. Hox 351, c-o News-Uevicw. WANTED Girl or young woman for general housework. Must be neat. Route 1, Box 111, Wilbur, Oregon. Real Estate FOR SALE 27 acres. Good crop outs, vetch, corn, some alfalfa. Good well finished house, other buildings. Near river, town. Good road, llox 355, c-o News-Review. ROSEIIURG property for sale House and largo lot. Close In. And small acreage one mile out. Cheap for cash. Terms if desired. P. O. llox 591, Meilford, Ore. 20-ACRE improved farm All un der cultivation. Clear, llox 174, Melroso Stur Route, Ruseburg. Wanted WANTED 4 or 5-room modern furnished house, Hox 360, c-o News-Review. i Fuel DRY easy splitting old growth fir wood. $2.25 per tier, Uetivorcd. South End Fuel Co. VOHErA HE BENDS DOWN fNND HIS Tc- GO 5 b THS IT :e King FfjTuro SyndkHf. iw He Can Take It I I L iL Preiident Roosevelt Responsibilities of office .and tho ; demands of the impending polit-) icai campaign nave ianea to leave noticeable trace on the counte nance of Franklin D. Roosevelt whose latest portrait is shown above. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY RcRular meeting Tuesday, June 2, at 8:00 at the armory. Nomina tion and election of officers. Elec tion of delegates to sluto conven tion. Adv. THRFE SHftKES OF r JEEP'S TfM- MEAUS VfTS-Ht" fYJ0 ftUSWER-b TROTHFOL-V fNV QOESTIOvA OF THE BDPCFNT Jl 1 5V inn. i i r V l -i i . 1 1 ir i OieVi Bntim i.rii I WAMTED vou to see? BOLTOM'S THE WAY THK DAU.KS, May 30 (AIM The Oregon rYdemtion f Worn-1 .mi's clubs chose Pendleton for the I'KIX convention at the close of the biennial Besttioti here Friday. Award of the convention lo Pen dleton was a tribute to the newly-t-lected president, Mrs. A. C. Mc- Intyre. The convention closed with the adoption of resolutions culling up on the I'nited States to maintain a position of neutrality in interna tional affairs. udvotatinR public education to promote temperance and demandtt.K enactment by the present conRre. of legislation to dispose of flonnevllle dam power. The state constitution of the rp.hM-jit inn was amended, effective in to provide a three-year term of ort'lee for state officials In ill ti on nt I ho IirpUfMlt llif llllilll terms. The cIiuiiko will mnkt the state federation offices conform to the terms of the national oineea. Tim uiiimif I intuit n Un tn it It OH it iiiiltniv tlmt 11 HtHin federation ofikial occupy her post but one term. REM JAPANESE SHANGHAI, May 3. Two thou sand Shanghai students paraded the streets today, shouting epi thets against Japanese and wav ing huge banners in an anti-Japan- ose ileiiiiuistrallon similar to that hold Thursday by ri'lentsin Btu dt'iits. The demonstrators, under tho herding of scores of polico, wore shunted from the business district By E. C. Segar 0UJE , U.)TH r n. THE JEEP'S MJKt. HtUVlUt cm get aJ6 inn nine N. A.rt-Kik rso ilMt. -ixv By Brandon Walsh By Russ Westover Mustache.-vviat's TOURS SHOULD LOOK rra,P.- By Cliff Sterrett as Lar w i '- v..x a. v xi r nwTif1w v Hoan's Victory I JIII ll.V'IMI.PUI. I.l l'H 1 1 II 111 Ml '.. 'ill 111 -v. i i i ii i 1 1, - Victor L. Brgr 1.1 11 .,( I iifl.T.t-Jffl.Wf'.'.!-. " U " ftoccnt rc-clcction of Dnnicl Webster Hoan as mayor of Milwaukee calls Attention to tho ste'lar record of this Socialist mayor who is now beginning his sixth consecutive four-year term. Under his 20-year administration Milwaukee' has enjoyed financial status equalled by few cities in United States, has built up an efficient j police and fire department, instituted many social projects of in-1 estimablo value, and developed a school and park system of high merit. Although a Socialist by affiliation, his political career having started under tutelage of the lats Victor Berger, noted Socialist leader, Mayor Hoan is in no sense a radical. He is married and has two children, lives in a modest home in an unfashionable district,, ind tempers his Marxian ideas with the teaching of his hero, Abraham Lincoln. without Incident. Tho tloinoiiMtratiou followed a nmss im-dliliK in obsurviilico of the 1 11 h annlvursury of tho "MHy 30 incident." In tliut incident, fuur KtudentH wero kllloil and many injured by Intcrnutioiial Hottlement polico wliilo iiitfinpting to Htorm the Jail in which Huvural students wero held following an anti-Japaneso demonstration arising from tho killing of a Chinese worker. 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AVC ASK I PA iiiiiiE Recalls Record LJ&:i' W HGriH.fi v I i i wis y ik v t i AMERICAN LEGION MEETING ftORiilur meeting of Urnnn.ua Post;. Nd. 16,. will bo held at "the armory Tuesday evening at 8:00 (Adv.) ADJUTANT. Back Front Portland A. 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