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Newspaper Page TextSEVEN t ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 7. 1936. NEWSREVIEW Classified Ads. . Phono 100 RATES Bingle Insertion, rrer word..L..lc One week, per word &c Ono mouth, per llue HOP Minliuuui charge ...25c Copy (or this page will be accept ed until IX a. m. of the day of pub lication. The News-Review assumes do responsibility or and in no way guarantees the financial responsi bility or Integrity of the advertis ers in the classified columns. Head ers are urged to make lull investi gation before sending money in re sponse to advertisements. The News-Review reserves the right to reject objectionable adver tising. It further resorves the right Jo classify all advertising under the proper classification. Livestock FOR SALE 15 aged owes. And will trade one Shropshire buck and oue grade Corriedalc. C. L. Ill union, Dixouville. Phone 19F31. FOR SALE One (resh Jersey cow. One Shropshire buck, two yeurs old. One Ramboulllet buck. 0. M. i Stubbs, Meliose, ore. WANTED TO TRADE Older sheep for good 15001b. horse or hogs or pigs. J. E. Sonne, Oak land. Prions 49F12. FOR SALE "Registered Romnoy rams. Imported New Zealand blood. Geo. Hall, Oakland. WANTED To. trade saddle horse for a good work horse. Phone 52FI, ovenings. FOR SALE 20 head breeding ewes, $100.00. J. S. Marr. Phone 3IF2. TFOR SALE Lincoln rams. W. G. Paul, S. Deer creek. Chiropractor ' NEUROCALOMETE'l Is a sensi tive instrument which permits an actual nerve reading. Dr. Sco (ield, X-Ray Chiropractor. POPEYE i WE'VE OECIOEO TO TfsKE ' o.. CiPFllL A. 'I 1 III 11 1 LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY MORE MEW DRESSES ACS TILLIE THE TOILER B. .Jt. THE in AT LAST AMD MV FAVORITE m I Co. .U1 V POLLY AND HER PALS WHO'S THAT VOUNG f PLAYIN' . . Ai-nj I v . 11 "S.-w' 1 II V J. i Rentals FOR RENT l-roora, modern, fur , nl&hed houso, (or adi'lts. Two blocks south Windmill Store, Wost Roseburg. FIVB-noOM apartment. Newly decorated and furnished. Fur nace heat, Krigidalre, gurage. 630 E. Douslas. TWO modern S-room nicely fur nished bouses for rent. Inquire at 544 S. Pine. FURNISHED apt, downstairs. Clean and cosy. Adults. Phone 645-J. PIANOS (or reut, Otfs Piano Warehouse on corner by the dopoL MODERN APARTMENTS. 20.00 and up. Kohlhagen Apis. Phone 650. ' APARTMENT Modern. Close in. Reasonable. Phone 645-J. FOR RENT Oarage. 120 W. Lane. Miscellaneous ELECTRIC MOTORS From to 6 horsepower. New and rebuilt. 335 N. Main. RADIO Repairing. Rsbg. Electric. KUNDEL Piano tuner. Ph. 18BL, . Help Wanted WANTED Young couple (or (arm wurk; woman to do housework, man who is good milker. Inquire Roy Alspaugh, Myrtle Creek. WANTED Man with horse to drag down approximately 80 tiers of wood. Inquire 315 S. Main St. WANTED Saleslady or salesman. State references and qualifica tions, c-o Box 387, News-Review. WANTED Automobile mechanic (or local dealer. State qunlKica-: lions. Uox 318, c-o News-Review.,1.' WANTfcD Piling cutters. Phono 560-R. THt UJrtOl.e GfN6 iMDMCj TOftR ROOfaH- WHAT SHALL I DO? CLOTHES CLOSETS SO CROWDED I DOMT kWOW WHERE I SHALL PUT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW CLOTHES NOW TO FOOD 7m I AROUND "P wrm "HI w. ymnm(isr ri v. I i 1 1 ' v v - v DON'T DOU3T J For Sale, Miscellaneous A llfPIOW fiAI.R Katm-.lnv An. gust. 22, 10:01) o'elocK, at Tiller. I Lunch served. Household roods and livestock. 62 head suoei.. two fine Shropshire bucks, ten cowj! anu calves, turkeys, chickens and geeso. Phil Hart. FOR SALE Second band piano, used davenport and chair, West inghou&e electric range, kitchen cabinet, Singer sewing machine and one electric Siugur sewing machine. Judd's Furniture Store. NEARLY new gas pump, large ci der mill, cots, (our now brown beds, fl25 tent used twice, 16x24150.00. Leaving Oregon. Wood's Log Archway, Sutherlin. VENETIAN DLINDS at 'i cost of store blinds. For details write C. N. Crocker, Venetian Ullnd Mfg. Co., 1367 Jefferson, Eugene, Ore. USED PIANO J4N. $4 down, Jl mouth. Ott's Piano Wurehouso on corner by the depot. NEW PIANOS Formerly $300, now $19S. Ott's Pluno Ware house, corner by the depot. ATTENTION model airplane hull.' ers! See 303 Commercial or 104 Mill street for supplies. ! FOR SALE Crawford pouches. Charles R. Dyer, Myrtle Creek. Phone 18F3. MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw. Delivered daily. Umpqua Dairy. Phuue 38. j FOR SALE or trade (or wood, few pieces furniture and fruit Jars. ! 717 Hamilton. I ISEE your cream weighed and 1 tested. Clyde Adair, Roseburg' Creamery. BATTERIES, $3.60 and up. Tay lor's Battery and Electric. Phono 67. FOR SALE 9x12 rug. used (ow days only. Bargain. Phono 15F22. W ATKINS Products. Mrs. M. Asucraft. Phone 667-J. TWO MEW CHA,RfCTER? . OJU-U 8E BORt DURING Ttl3 6TORV- , "'POOPDECK PAPPVPOPEves -poPPft ' AND "pgoKyJoEs" GEE, I GOT MORE CLOTHES "IHAK1 AMV KID IM THE VHOLE WORLD THERE'S EMOuGH CLOTHES THERE TO DRESS , UP A WHOLE ORPHAM ASVLUM FULL OF KIDS -SLORYOSICV, TM AT GIVES Mg AW IDEA GATHER "THEM UP V I - , .'jmi.H-.B v .v -Tym AMD START A RRE - WHAT LL BOIL THEM IN ? HE'S A OUNG C IT A BIT, BV PAINTER. A FUTURIST. ) I ( CRACKY ! ) f l -r i guess . . y WE", 1 POULTRYMEN: Greens In. the right amount are combined wlih suitlclent Cod I.Ivor Oil to rur- nisu me ngni iuihi niu umauu vlumins (or your poultry ill "'ANt.I.h UhVtl.Ol'lMl MAblI. 'aes yitamius w m cuim a oei-( ter bird and furnish nutritional resistance to poultry infestations ! and diseases. Iluy TRIANGLE; feeds ul r arinera Feed it Supply r Co. on the higlivay. FOR SALE New, well built, 14 foot rowboat. MixMiy u.eu n i-J board motor. Wrilo Wayno Rtt-,' der, Oakland, Oregon. FOR SALE Tickets for moro fun; tnan you ever uau at mo Old Time Dance at Maccabco hail, Saturday. NO. 2 BARTLETT pears tor can ning. 25 cents a bushel. FroU Renner, Happy Valley bridge. Automobiles FOR SALE 1927 Ford pick-up In good condition. Very t-heup for cash. 702 South Pine street, Roseburg. FOR SALE Model A Ford coupe, $125.00. See car at Alba Spaugh's, Stephens and Ouk streets. FOR SALE Ford roadster, model T '2 Ruxtel, D tires, $25.00. 437 Rast Ave. FOR SALE School bus, 40 passen ger. Seo Geo. Darter, Melrose, Oregon. Fuel SLAhWOOD per cord Delivered in city limits Roseburg Lumber Co. Phone 282 SPECIAL FOR AUGUST. Choice, dry, old growth fir. $2.00 per tier. delivered in load lots. Suuth End Fuel Co. Trade RADIOS for wood. Taylor's. Phone J I 67. 1 kVfkO'M weci ii it "x OUEVJ IN- MWBe 1 HE'LL 6ELL YOU SHP INttVJER MET V CWN KEEL. J . BUT i LL HIM- AST if I wasm't such a dumb ox. i WOULD HAVE REMEMBERED WHAT 1 "TO DO LONJG AGO - MAVBE JUST V 'CAUSE MR. BULLICM TKEATS m -MIf tin Di II I lll-l ME NICE, I M SfeTTINb ' in ME NICE. I'M GETTING ' . BOV, OH.BOV-THESe APE &OING TO TASTE ': , ( . 6DOD' -fuS , u Real Estate KlVKIt-FUONT ACKBACICS, 15 minutes Iroui Roseburg on North Umpqua rivor. Less than 2 miles from Country club. Tracts of 5 to 15 acres, (routing on river. Uood soil. Priced from $135 per acre up. Cash. Chester Fisher, Phone 12F13 or O. W. Young Si Son, 116 YV. Cass St. 'OR SALE or rout 2;i6-.icro ranch, 50 acres In cultivation. l.ots o( pasture. Charles Dewey, Anchor, Ore 'FOIt SAM.' .t imrwl iHillillnir Int. jU8t outst,ie Ct- limits. Uox 346, ,.. News-Review. i . I Wftnlwl WANTED Poultry, eggs, wool and hides. Roseburg Poultry. Ray Rauscli. nronrietor. Phone 279. 501 N. Jackson. WANTED TO RENT Small acre- age near town, with 4 or 5-room house. W. S. Cook, 101 E. 2nd Ave. S. WANTED lloi-8fraili3h loot lit once. Dc lb. Ilrlng it In. Mis. W. A. Moriiin, 233 Ford St. WANTED 100 couples lit ditneo at Muccabco hull, duy. K'hHrh Fi nancial LOANS under ttm jt'euuru1 Hous ing Administration and other up- proved nUns on acceptable Hoso - burg and vicinity home proper- ties: low intercut, tuxes and in surance included in monthly pay incuts; investments or savings Recounts accepted at 4 inter est. Call at office for informa tion. Douglas Building & Loan Association, Medical Arts Build ing, Roseburg. Typewriters HhJMINu 1 UN TYl'KWIUTEKS ami Dallou Adding Machines, sales and Bcrvico. Roseburg Book Store. Phone 590-J. V SELL VOO SHP?" KO1.1. BV THE CjRE.1PiT HORU5PO0N I UOOKT, SELL. YOU 5HP VES, MAM I CAR-LOAD -njc ATC CLOTHES TO ) 6 POOR ORPHAM "YOUR KINDMESS - KlDS - I'LL BRlWG SOME MORE , TOMORROW M m v I OBLIGATED BY VFW mamhai'i u-nt-n nlilll'Mt. I p,l lilt,, thn Ini-nl nost of the Vet- erans o( Foreign Wars at the re- Kuar meeting laBt night. The new members are: Judson Keei- er, Michael Gauey, lllmey Dolson and John N. Callois. f liniini- U a mint ilitniii-limtnl commander of Arizona. I Tim nost voted to continue its ; support to the Legion convention. i 1L was announced that nearly every member of the post is asr sistlug the legion committees, R- 1 Preston, department coin ' nmnder spoke on proposed state (activities for the organization dur- iug tho year. Ho stated that he had appointed a committee to make plans for a department pub- licntlon to be printed monthly and I sent to all members. Paul Jeuk- of the committeo. A largo number of members are planning on attending the nation al convention to be held lu Denver AiiKiist 15-20. ComnmiHlor dimming! nppotnt- cd Krt Mines nnd Forrest Holmes ;on a commiUno to make an-mmo- incuts for entertainment for tho Poultry iKOU SAI.K HreedinK does nnd frying rabbits. See or write Cur tis Cox, Black Spring, nulo west Myrtle Creelt FOR SAIjK 100 R. 1. R. pullets, 3 months old. Also choice fryers. M. Moore. 1U. 1, Box 33 A, Rose burg. Ore. FOR SAI..H Nice fryers, reaoon able. Also eome nice pullets. t onto to Herman Brown place, Mulicrlim . FOR SALE 200 ten-week Narra- gunsott turkeys, one dollar each. George Bender, Klkton. Ore. By Brandon Walsh WANWA OH, "HAMK VOL), MISS jaJom; By E. C. Segar ( I'll ewe V HER TO l X SHE Give the whol6 -J Rocnviey, r am sure OF THE CHILDREIO WILL THE. BLESS YOU FOR By Russ Westover By aiff Sterrett in nukumw wim TH1 HOTEL MANAGER UP TH1 ' LINE SEZ HE'S BEEN PROMISIN' i Ti DAV Hi; Rll I CPU veterans at the veterans' hospital. Jud Keozer was appointed pub llclty chairman for the post. 'MURDER" CANINE HAS FILM OFFER MtOCKPORT. N. Y., Aug. ti. (AP) Idaho, the tawny mongrel pup under court sentence of 2b months' confinement as au animal dangerous to swimmers, today be gun a two weeks "vacation" with a Hollywood movie career held temptingly before him. Harry bessions, attorney for Victor Fortuno, youthful owner of tho pup, said severul motion pic ture concerns were dickering for the services of the shaggy half airedulo. half police doc. 'Iho six mouths old uog was aol"!"'1 '' cused of causing the drowning of,R;!;; i&ft thV'Siiow a boy BWinimer. Ihk requirement: iohow NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Notice is horeby givon that on the second Monduy in August, be ing August lUlh, the Hoard of KqutiltKutlou will co'iver.o In tho Assessor's Offiee in the courthcuse In Jtoeburg, Dougias County, Ore gon, for the purpose of examining the ussostmieiit roll und correcting ull errors in valuations, descrip tion and quality of laud, lota anu other property asHesuod by tho Ao susvor, and it shall be tho duty of persons interested to appear al that tune and place appointed. . BARTON HELUVi:i,U County Assessor. Hoar Rev. A. Frunknn Faucette, of the First Presbytorian Church, Watsontovn, Pa., Sunday at 11. Subject: "The Personal Implica tions of Christianity." At 7:41 the pastor will speak on "A Mo&FUxe from the Mountains." Place Pros bytetiau Church. Adv. rum i.aii vno.v Whereas, on ureount of tlte IiIkIi flro hum t til eatiHed hy an eeiNitive number of to i a it a and inflammalile ilfhrin on the Krouml tine to Iok khik opiratloiiN ami old hums, the nni-eKulati'il use of the followiUK dcnerlhett iirim in. in my jmlKtueiu. a ini'iuuu to life and M-oierty: AltKA NO. H-l'-CUOS A N 1) IXM'dLAS COUNTIKS PATROL UNIT. IteKlmilnK at the Notthvot cor ner of Huetion ae, t. ti a., it. d W., tlleui't) euHt 6 miles. theiiee nortli 1 mile to the North went corner of Hection 1. T. 22 S., II. 8 V.; thonea east 1 mile, suuth 2 miles, eaat II mi:ea. Mouth 1 mllo, West 3 miles to Iho Northeast cor ner of Township 3 South, UahRo II Went: tlmnee fouwlriK the rnus line iioutli 0 ml lev; thence cmt 0 in 11 en on the township line; them-tt Huutli h mileH on the rutiKu line to tile Northwent corner of Section IS, T. 25 H.. It, 7 W., theneo eirnt 2 tnlleH, uoulh 2 miles, west V. milu thn Illloi-Uticttnll nf till) Mni'llnti lino between Scctlona 20 and 2U. T. 25 B., It. 7 V., with Ituhhard Creek; inenuo rnimwing up Hubbard Creek In a Houlherlv .direction to Km. In. temeetiun with the aeetion line bo- eon Heel oiih 7 and IK. T. 2 H It 7 W.; theneo east approximately 2 mllcN alonir the Hection linn tit ih mimmlt of the divide hetwonti trl- lm la lien of the Umpqun Ktver and tha Houlh Kork of the Coon Itlver; thencn Hoiitherly nlonn the Hum mil of mild divide through HecLloitR 1 . 21. 28 and 32. T. 28 K . It 7 w nnd Ht-ctlnns B. 8, 17, 18. Ill nnd 30, T. 27 H.. Il, 7 W.: thencn Rout liwettt- oriy inroiiffn Hoetion 3fl. T. 27 H. S V. lii ihu Niirtlu'usL ' Today's Cross By EUGENE 8-7 i 2 5-4 5 6 1 S Ti 12 15 ZZZZWLlZMZZ-Z a wi zwl WLJLZZW:iZZM AA 45 46 47 46 AH 3o"5l "Mil vJM-nrrr KUKlONTAL 1 save 6 piles 1 1 shelters 1:1 -Koctnl wasp 1 V mfitnls 16 cry of a dove 17 uncommon 18 bp pncle ID uttrred wiltlly 2 nnlhing 22-i French coin 2.1 Htriko out 21 beveni'T" 2 -ii bounded 27 fiah Jit boy 30 city In I'alcstino HI iiKitoto ',') (Ivnerves yG interjec tion T.7 i-lovornctis :i!l likely 41 int'Tirction 42 fmnishea m bottom coverinc for nhoi ?, dark oily liiiuid U-lofcvt out 47 roilunt 4ti refuses executive npprovul to 6l eaer defii re B2- prepares for publi cation 63 letters VERTICAL 1 fnot'COV-crlnps Herewith H the solution to yes terday' nuzzle. ! 33" "N AP ft "IPO EWII5 -lAjLi I NE " N"IS6 S'lTft ON "A LI 5 e'Pajn IF Hr 2. T. 28 8.. It. 8 W.J thonuo Hoiith t aiiiu, woHt l mile, Huutli 1 mlK wihi 4 milen, nortli 1 iniio; Bouth 7 milKH to tho KouthweMt toi1- mr of huttlon 1, T. 2 S.. it. ly w.j thfiwo north 1 milu, went 6 mllt-H, north 3 iiillf, went 3 miltH, nuitli II niili'M to the NmthWfht corner uf Hti'llun at. T. 25 H., u. U W.; themtt i't 3 mlloH; norih 4 mlli-ii u the Nidlhwrst riniwr nf Kertio 7. T. -Ti H., II. 10 W.j ttu-ncc eiist I mile, mirth 4 imlcH, eut I milu. north 3 mil.-, oiiHt four mile. nortli 1 mile, eiiMl 1 mile, north 1 mile. ent 1 mile, north 1 ni:ie. went 1 mile, north I mile, Went 1 mllo. north 4 mlliH to tlu pliico of UfKhiniiiK. AIko ill of TownHhip 31 Smith, UiihKo 1 Went. Wlllurm tto Merhlitin, UouKliis t'ounty. (ireKn. .Now, tlierefore. I. Charles II. Martin, Covi'iiutr of tho Stale of Oreiion. hy virtuo of tho power litul aiilhoiity voMti-il in me iind.-r the (M-oviHloiiH of Section 42-40!. Oregon l oiIb iti.'IO. uk ameiHleil, do hereby (teelure 8aid art-a rlostd to unrt-uu- iieu use ami mthjort to anlrv ot.lv tluoiiitli written permit to be l. me mate rorevte (a) To hilllrl it., flw.a i.. permit lUt,lKimlcl1 na s,tf i said (hi To hnvo as a part of hiit nr her cuuimnent toulu suilablu fur ux- niiiriiinj) lire. (c To refrain fr,., ... Ri'i t'" ."'IV'" I'HlHatfd ns unfu in IVrniltB for entering the bovo Ini Places wbtuillt'a ut the toHow Ciimn Creek Alleifnny Ntoro Powell llumh Lawhorn'a Itamh Itkum Uradford Station Culver Itamh Hoim Mt. .Station illll i I reek, Mee. I, T. 23 H . It X U' . Sll3lH.lltlL,7 VUVh U TyVL, Hm'' It. 7 W. rt' SL'C' 1 Tlmni Wandoll's at (' See. 7, T. 2ft S.. II. 7 W I.. .T., 21 s.. ugur Crwk, i allahan Trail, See, 5, T. 27 a, H, ' ,8tsl"rn ,K w' 18,1,1 rnuch s,,p- i. t. Thla proclnmiition fhnll he Pff0c tlvo from and after the 4th dav of AujfUHt. 19S6 u. Hhall rem in In Jul foiee and effect until thy ff teenth day of October. 1936. n "u , 11,0 ."lt 1 Salem. ?3(f ' ' 4lh da' of AuBuat! CHAULE8 H. MARTIN. ATT KMT: Karl Bnell, aoVOrnon SRcroliiry tir KlHt.. Stock and Bond Averages STOCK3 ComtillcU by Tho Associated Proas, Auk. 20 13 , 15 6.) hul ls lilt's Ill's Sl'ks Frldny ...111.2 103.4 lQ'-'.R 611.3 I'rov. day .... M.3 3II.B l2.J Month uo m.s . 35.8 uo.i Yonr oko 05.2 25.5' S0.9 UKIli hlKli 91.3 39.7 Da. 7 OS. I 64. S 48.2 08.0 55.7 50.1 81.4 t!i:i6 low 73.4 11135 IllKh 70.3 1930 loy 49.5 30.2 43.I 31.2 , 18.5 44.7 21.6 BOND3 ' TO 10 ' 10" 10 Hit's Iiid'ls Ufs Fan, Frldny .. ...:..91.B "40.8 62.6 '69.1 Now 1936 highs. 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