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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1936. FIVE NEWS-REVIEW Classified Ads. Phone 100 RATES Blngle Insertion, per word lb One week, per word 60 One month, per line S 1.00 Minimum charge ; ; 25o Copy for this page will be accept ed until 11 a. w. of the day ol pub lication. The News-Review assumes no responsibility for und in no way guarantees the financial responsl bllity or Integrity of the advertis ers in the classified columns. Read ers are urged to make full investi gation before sending money in re sponse to advertisements. The News-Review reserves the right to reject objectionable adver tising. It further reserves ttte right toc)aj8ify all advertising under the proper classification. Livestock FOR BALK Purebred toy fox ter rier puppii'd, cheap. Jamo-i Juines, Riverside Addition, Rt. 2. FOR SALIC 330 choice quality feeder piRS 50-100 lb. Kin 11 Froh reieh, Uux lou3, Medford, Ore. PUIS ti weeks old. O. I. C, 2i miles north of Roseburs, firjt place on Newton Creek road. FOR BALE Rambouillet rams and high grade billy goats. L. E. Oil limn, Route 1. Phone 14F34. FOR SALE 40 feeder hogs, 5 brood sows to farrow in Octobor. Clay Ulam, Milo, Oregon. FOR SALE Pureblood Corriedale ram. Abo aged ewes. C. D. Glenn, Glide. 'OR SALE 9 each. Oscar Creek. white pigs, $.1.00 Weeks, Myrtle GOOD fresh cow for sale. Inquire i Ted Hodges, Lookingglass, Ore. FOR SALE Non-shed Pros., DiHard, Ore. Dills. Rice POPEYE l KIN NOT STfKfA IT r OH, NO LONGER, t VM PoPEtf 6 DIN OUT fN TfiHE j BE ft SOCK W TrtrXTfCfSRE GHOSK 5 UTI LE ANNIE ROONEY By Brandon Walsh HONEST. 1 DOW'T I BEG PARDOM, MISS J; I BELIEVE TMEV ACE SOME OF THE I TELL VOU MR. BULLION! IS HONEST - I DOU'T HE WOULDN'T GIVE YOU A HOUSE FEEL LIKE EATIMG j AWNIE - THEI3E ARE PEOPLE M(3. BULLIOM GAVE kfMOW HOW I KNOW - BUT I DO KNOW- FREE 3UST TO FOOL YOU-yoU BCEAkrFAST-I-f SEVERAL POOR "THE HOMES "TO THEY FEAB H AND WHEM THE MEN WHO APE LOOKMS KNOW HOW NICE HE WAS TO i . , , . itf-- PEOPLE OUTSIDE TO r IF MR. BULLION IS PCOVED , s AT THE BOOKS GeT FINISHED) YOU 'LL. EVERYBODY - HE DlDNT ACT v ' I"1 nr-i, SEE YOU J D1SHOWEST THEY MAY SEE THEY'LL SAY MR. BULLIOM WAS ) PROUD OR SNOOTY DUST s; . iiSJ- it r ' LOSE THEIR HOMES r fesriia 7 GRAND AMD He 'CAUSE HS HAD MONEY - SO, ' ) ($ri N nr-TV m n J Bl A iJC-vl OULDM'T CHEAT J YOU SEE, MR. BULLIOM JUST ' I' If 'r'Sw if. WW r " KkS, NOBODy f-W COULDN'T STEAL. AN.YTHINS, i lV && it't'X "l' BUT MR. BULLIOM . "fJ? " (' 7 EVEN IF MS V 'j jNpl nST j- ij TILLIE THE TOILER Ry Ru Westover iVp. , M&eL Boy.1"! Hops voume got old vmild ham macoouqalltied op suess mac knows itsHheseemsI I I v I it Tt- 7 . wrci. -T3HX1 pQMT WANT HM BOOMQW6 WAR CLUSSOFF HvBWN MO OSE THOSE TfJAPPEtlS VEKV TIR6T Vlfl helikJI A ; QLY STAYED ' r fJgbs. ' 1 m " - . -rr-- THAT TIED HIM "SUISE TIED r1 LOOK HE'S W fllf 1 PP .Vw.S TVICFF uii:c1: ExTN'T WORRY-HE'Sjf VAAe DOESN'T HAPP KMOTS I Sj T ' SSStYuct v " ,,W' jJ V M ' tS V THEEE WEEKS ife -TGUSaEC, UP LIKE A.J I "SEEM TO M IWdJ - ySL Z- Tv?A VtX VAVl iblS n I ?V V. V'-Wj ' om devil's jdTZKhm T BALE OF - yH fTie. XP. $s iuJC "y'-fe- iFfML rCASRkfe POLLY AND HER PALS MIND SITTIN1 A SPELL . L SUSIE? I'D UKE T1 L v 1 TRY OUT A NEW ) : NIFTY IRON. J t r 1 Miscellaneous DISSATISFIED with the appear ance bt your car Old or new, for real results try Murphy's aint Bhop, ni-ar corner Ouk & Stephens in Bpuugh Jlldg. $25. 00 CASH prize for lurgest lllack Tall tlecr weighed in at I'owell's Hardwuro. - CASH prise, $10.00, for luigut ,muie tail deer weighed in ul 1'owcU's llardwure. WAHKANTEU KudtoV'ori:. I'hone 7 (JO. Ksbg. Homo Appliance Store. KNITTING sized, i'houe 459-J. Gl)c guruieut. luiUlu repairing. Itsus. Electric. AHUWUKLr Pi&uo tuner. ?b. ibttL. ! Lost and round LOST Ily county furm, roll of bedding with pulr of rubber booUi leather cout and other ur- ' ticlea of clothing. Reward. Ar- I nold Hotlmelster, uoseuurtf. L( )ST Court summons between ! Winchester and West First. Re-1 1 turn to News-Review. Fuel 2 f2 SLABWOOD per cord Delivered in City Limits Roseburg Lumber Co. Phone 2S4 Automobiles CASH paid for useti cars. See Walt Edtnouds at Camp View Garage. Pacific Highway North. Chiropractor DU. SCOFIELD X-Rny and N. C. M. specializing In spinal cor rection. Perkins Rldg. Phone 606 Typewriters REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and Dal ton Adding Machines, sales and service. Roseburg Book Store. Phone G90-J. GOLF ! IT'S TH' ssTTTwEBRfwia rsssxrrsssi r'rjrrawn i jl j. i p-skp COUNTRY, IT JSJj For Sale, Miscellaneous UL'NS, 30-30 Winchester, 18.00; 28 - 20 Winchester, 10.00; 3S-70 Win chester, 16.50; 44 Winchester, ti.50; 32-40 Miirlin, $S.00; 45-ilo Winchester, 4.00; 300 Savage, Slb.OU ; 303 Savage, $l!.00. These guns ure all In goon condition, llurr's 1 urulture Hlore, 333 Cats St. Phone 25-J. PUUKITUKB FOH SALK Two j rugs, one K'utlier davenport, one i iioosier kitcnen caiiiut't, one dish' cupboard, one heater. Krod A. (iotf. Pnone 46S Uaytin;s, GKJ evenings. - UStiD P1AMO 4&. H uown, $4 month. Oil'B Piano Wurehouse on corner by ttte depot. KKKSU supply L'pjohn a Super l Cod Uver Oil. $1 size at tyc. Pints, $1-29 at ltiehurdson's. NEW PIANOS Formerly $00, new ?iy8. Ott's Piano Ware house, corner by the depot. SWCKT CitA HAPPLK prrrume A delightful floral i odor. :!0u per dram at Itichardson's. j USED electric refrigerators. Ab low as 06 and up. California Oregon Power Co. . FOR SALE Diesel 50 tractor with bulldoKer and winch. Hox 407, co News-Review. FOR SALE Tokay and Malaga grapes, 3c a lb. Itriug container j. Overland Orchards. MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw. Delivered dally. Umpqua Dairy. Phone 33. FRESH supply Lons-Lit'o Eve rend y fashlisht batteries. Ricbardfon's Drug Store. ELECTRIC MOTORS From M to 6 horsepower. New and rebuilt 335 N. Main. SEE your cream weighed and tested. Clyde Adair, Roseburg Creamery. FOR SALE Used wood heaters. Gross & Hargis. ALLUS IT'S GOLF ! OURSE O' TH1 s-J--r-, -( NOT BY A JUGA TO CLEAN V V 8,000 bricks at J9.00 per thousand; 8.000 laths at (1.5o thousuuo; one iS-ft., and one lti-fl. tixlo. Former l'cnuey ltliig. 1'. Hempel. roll BALK Team ot horses and harness. Shotlnnd pontes, gentle am! sound. J. Colvlu & Sons, Suthcrlln, Oru. USKI) deer riflea, nil bIzoh. See them ul Fowcll'a Hardware Store. CANNING TO.MATOKS, 5e box. Huntley's Curry Estate Rentals PA RTLY furnished nine - room house at 131 Nei tii Main St. Seo Mr.i. Hoover, lu7 N. Main ist. or phone titil-L. FllKK KENT on ranch to respons ible parties. Inquire after 7:110 p. in., at GlKi S. Stephens. ROOMS for nut hy week or month, lnnyire Oxford rooms; under new management. FOR RENT Moeern 5-roonl bonne, 116.00. Inquire at 1035 W. First bt. FURNISHED . apt., downstairs. Clean and cozy. Adults. Phone 645-J. PIANOS for rent. Ottt, Piano Warehouse on corner by the depot. FOR RENT bleeping rooms. 131 N. Main. Financial LOANS under the Feaerul Hous ing Administration and other ap proved -plans on acceptable Rose burg and vicinity home proper ties: low Interest, taxes and in surance Included tn monthly pay ments; investments or savings accounts accepted at 4 Inter est. Call at office for informa tion. Douglas nuildlng & Loan . Association, Medical Arts Build-j ing. Roseburg. ' THIS GORGEOUS FAIRWAY" WUZ NUTr-.S)1 BUT A COW - PASTURE BEFORE . v. r k r 1 Real Estate FOR SALE OK TUADE 40 acres. Ottilia district. Well Improved. J2 acres cultivated. Uood water supply. Price $1200.00. Will con sider trade for ncreago near HoflcburR. (1.- YV. Young & Sou, 110 West Cass street. FOH 8ALR New 5rnoiu, modern borne, 633 Overlook. New 4-room, modern home, 324 R. WaKiiiiiR ton. Also several other modem homes. Terms like rent. Coen Lumber Co. Phone 121. 40 ACRES clear near Las Vegas, Nevada, to exchange for small acreaRB improved, in or near Roseburg. llos. 416, c-0 News Review. SALE OR TRADE 220-acro stock lunch, 35 miles' southeast of llend. Fenced, good water, no buildings. M. W. Maxwell, Tal ent, Ore. FOR SALE io-acro farm. 5 miies obt on South Myrtle Creek. T. E. Slrode, Myrtln Creek. l)U SALE OR RENT ItiO acre tunn. May Wiley, Camas Valley, Ore. Wanted . WA NTED Rtimmntfo for Town- semi sale. May be left ut Town- send headquarters, 51M North Jackson, or nt sales room, Ott's old location, 124 W. Cass. If un able to deilner donations, phono 2fiFU. Goods Will be called for. Sales room open from Monday to Saturday Inclusive. WANTED Homestead, cutovcr laud. Cheap. Give price, descrip tion first letter. Uox 414, c-o .-. News-Review. WANT to rent a small improved farm with buildings. Also want carpenter work. J. H. S., c-o Newf-Review. WANTED TO RUY Small home, llargaiu for cash. W. I. Doyle, Gen. Del,, Roseburg.- SlM&LY WAL f PLACE TAlN'T NO r-fcR IMPROVEMENT IN MV LITTLE BOOK - Help Wanted WANTED Mlddle-uv't'd unencum bered lady for companion and ' pal to widow. Fine home for iiKhl party. Willing: to blp take care of ilice, mod urn home, do humuMverk, and drive ear. Fair wikcs. Uox 412, c-o News-Review. WANTEU A Mve-wtro as local snlea repronentutlve Tor laiRO conrnrn. Must bo woll acquaint ed hero. Call Hotel Douglas, 9 a. in., Tuesday. EXPERIENCED waitress, also girl to do roomB and work extra In dining room. Wolf Creek Tavern, olf Creek, Ore. WANTED Ciirl for part time help and care of children. Phone 612-L or call ut 11S South Chad wick. MAN WANTED Tor farm work. Must have Irutupottntion. Phone ISFt, L. R. Goodbourn. EXPERIENCED gill or woitnut for housework. Go homo nights. Phone 2U1-J. WANTED Experienced Roseburg Hotel. waitress. Educational ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING MEN WANTED Reliable, fair ed ucation, meehanlcully inclined who would liko to better them selves. Must be willing to train . sparo time to qualify as installa tion and service experts. No ex nerieneeSieceSHiirv. Write nivinu age, present occupation, etc. Util ities Inst., Hox 415, c-o News-Ro- viow. Poultry "OR SALE Forty-three R. I. Red cbix or trade Tor Uronze turkeys. G. Faris. Edenbovver( Routo 2, llox 64-U. Situations Wanted WANTED Work In a homo by Christian girl, fond of children, Box 411, c-o News-Review. By E. C. Seg&t I 1 1 VArA MfD NOW- GdNE-R. CR(aJL stoci nM net tcR OF. By Qiff Sterrett TURIMIN1 A FROf A PASTURE COWS INTO A PLAYGROUND FER SPECIAL LiWlESTOWE Benefits at Uio rate of ft! flu ueiQ are uvullablo to furmers for uplilylug limeatono ut the into of ono ton iier acre under the 193ti uKrUulturul coii.iei valion program, attites County Agent J. Hnlaml Parker. October 31. however, m tllu last day that limestone may be applied and benefits claimed. ArraiiRementa have been made by tho eouuty nKeitt a office to pool ortlers for ground agricul tural limestone to make a aubstan tlal saving to farmers and to se cure immediate delivery in car lotul .Mis. Ground liiuestono In pa per sacks delivered In car load lots will cout farmers $7 a ton at the car door; in bulk llmestono Will be $G rt ton, The quality of liiue stono available is guaranteed to lost 97 l km cent or better calcium carbonate. Farmers' pliitinlUK on seeillng al falfa next BprliiR could well afford to apply liiuestono this fnll where needed, as better resit Its are bo cured from fall applications, in most cases, than when applied just previous to seeding alfalfa or clov er. Pooling orders to (secure liiue stono tn carload lota will enable farmers to secure their supplies at a lower figure than for many yearn and should eneourago the planting of more ulfalfa. Orders for ground limestone should he left nt tho county agent's office, states Mr. Parkoi', its pnnn an possible to Insure re ceiving cars in time to make ap plications previous to October 31, the dead lino for beneftis under the l!:tti agricultural conservation program. AGED PORTLANDER VICTIM OF SLAYING '.l'Olt'fl.ANIJ, Oro.. fldnt, 21. (Al) Dfitlli of Stiimh lluyor, 72, soul iiullcu on u nuuruh Tor a Bluy Iiik inotlvo today, lluyer was round naked, iiiicoiisduus itiul b'l ly biulscil nt his home Snluriliiy. lie dieil ycBtordny without regnln tUK consi-iousiH'HS. Deputy Uol--oner Hoy t'ruhlree said lie aiMr entiy had been attacked TliUrS'hiy and thnt dtreet r-uuse or death prol). ably was pneumonia, resulting trom exposure. The kitehen, where tho liodv whs found, showed signs of a .tniRKlo. hlllllturo mid tltellslls ere strewn almut. Money in l!ny-el-'H clotheb, hanging nearby, was untouched. Today's Cross By EUGENE 1. 2 3 4 S 6 1 6 ji "'o''i i'a'jia r Irr 35 56 56 t-AO 44 45 46 " "1 1 1 IH 1 1 Ih 1 1 ! HORIZONTAL 1 quickly 8--Segmenta of circles 10 performs 14 clayey 15 a river duck 10 a shred of waste silk 17 rudimontnl 19 n Spanish American pot 20 profound 21 fillet nt top of shaft 22 a bny or recess 2'1 a portico spread grass for ryinff 27 exist 2'A jewel 31 the twelfth part of a foot 3U--net of strength 35 toward the stern 37 will 41 to love to excess 42 sain mandors 43 lake port In 44-no who salutes in 44 the void of spnro 47 a detail 4ti a Kuropeaa kerb 50 preceded 61 an Aleon 3uian In in G3 damp 65--a support for a pier 57 astray DO an island (poetic) (11-too C6 a mineral vein CO act of stoning fi in the axil 60 the Island of oiiintrj 70 pertaining tn punish ment 71 crane 72 a company 73 ingress Herewith Is the tirduy's pugzle. L V i 'IP P E 1 M5j E E PiB Ma' ft1 1 ! Nt&nT EM MAI iTlE NOTICE OF HEARING ON NON-HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET NOTICR IIKKKBY IS GIVEN, Thut a Budget Committee of the Non-High Huhool District of Doug las County, State of Oregon, ut a meeting of said committee held on tho 5th day of September, iyil&, prepured an estimate in detail of the amount of money proposed to be expended by Bald Non-Ulgh School District ior ail purpose.! during the fiacai -school year be ginning June 3u. l!i;iH, und ending June 30, PJ37, and un estimate hi detail of tho probable receipts of said KoiMtigh School District from all sources for the school yeur 1U36 37. The Hoard of said Non High School Distrtct has fixed tho 3rd duy of October, 1938, at tho hour of lu:uu a. m., at the court house In Kusctmrg, Douglas Coun ty, Oregon, as the time and pluea ut Which tmfd estimates may bo discussed with the Hoard of aald Nun-High Bohool District, at Which tlmu and plat e uuy and all persons Interested will be heard ' for or against eald tax levy, or any part thereof. That said estimates ami attiiebed original estimate h licet h are on file in tho office of tlm County School Huperintendent ami aro there open to the Inspection of all persons interested therein, and tho sumo are by reference made a part thereof, j Receipts Cash on hand at begin- nfng of tho year for 1 which this budget la , I m a d e, unappropriated ' and unexpended $ Nona r-iinmiuieu amounts trom other sources None TotuI nccelptR ? Nono Expenditures Tuition $32,000.00 Transportation nnil Hoard 19,000.00 1-osinno onu Mtatiiinery.... 6.00 Printing and advertising.. BO.OO A"'llt 75.00 Mileage, Ilonrd MembotB., 100.00 Iniei ost on Wunants 1,500.00 KmerKcncy . 1011.00 LcruI Services i..i.. 75,00 Total Exiipnillttiren f52.070.00 Recapitulation Total I!ecelilH $ N(mo Totnl lOxpendltures 62,970.00 mwrcitENCE (amount to bo raised by talt on the County Non-High School District) $52,070.00 Duted this 6th day of Sept., 1930 HKI.KN CARDWEt.L, Chairman. BudRet Cnaimltteo. MI(8. O..C. IinOWN, Secrotury, Hudi;ot Committee. l'RANK SPAllKS. Chairman. Uonrd of Education EDITH S. ACKEHT, . Clerk, Board of Education W ATKINS goods. 120 W. Lauq Adv. -Word Puzzle SUEFI EK VERTICAL 3 in bed 2 long slender piece of wood 8 opposite of a went her 4 collection of tents (plural) t bc'foro ( drawn tn 7 substantive 8 murk denot ing omis sion A roguish 1 0 soon 11 Rubor dinutn 12 one who lays roof ing ma ter in! 13 a dark bluish grny IS midday 22 a vaguo conception 21 a small bird 20 newt, 28 bars for breaking oro 21 seed yield ing an oil 30 pertaining to murder of one's own mother 32 cut 31 so be it 3G twelve inches ' (plural) 3ft lad 3'J a side In baseball 40 placed on golf mound 42 appellation 46 fresh tid ings 40 u nfavor 1 lie 49 uttered falsehood 61 a prepara tion of veg- . elables or ' fruits ' 52 a substitute ' for soap 61 a headdress f.l consumed f,H dry Art whirl C2 fine rael ings f3 By aloft fi4-sotely CO-Mhstanro made by vessel on one tack 67- imuJabt solution to Sat n; E R E P HlO CJ DU! ml LlEtelT m Pi hi C