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ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC OREGON. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1935. FIVE NEWS-REVIEW ; Classified Ads. . Phone 100 RATES -' Single Insertion, per word lc One week, per word - 5c One month, per Hue (1.00 Minimum charge 25c Copy for this page will be accept ed until 11 a. m. o( the 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 investi gation before Bending money in re sponse to advertisements. The News-Review reserves the right to reject objectionable adver tising. It further reserves the right to classify all advertising under tftXJ proper classification. Livestock FOR SALE Young gentle work horses, 7 miles ,'est of Wilbur. . Walter Sankey on tho Doc Cook Ranch. FOR SALE 3 well-bred Chester White sows. E. R. Short, Uinp qua, Ore. : FOR SALE 19-months-old filly, $75. 1300-pound work and pack horse, 165. C- E. Hoover, Olalla. WILL PAY $20.00 to have cow taken to 'Los Angeles! Address Route 2. Box 92D, Roseburg. Ore. WANTED To let out good horse for the winter. 1 miles west on Melrose roud. R. E. Muir. TWO COWS, one fresh. Must sell now. Rabbits also. Glen Jones at Melrose, Box 225. FOR SALE 11 nice pigs, 9 weeks old. J. B. Kurtz, 1 mile east of Dixouvllle. WANTED Horse for feed. Walter Johnson, Camas Valley.- Trade FOR TRADE Radio for piano. Gross & Hargls. POPEYE QtWtC rvC I onvt i n. Rentals FOB RENT -15 aerua two miles from Roseburg; 6-room bouse, barn, chicken nouses, orchard. Water piped to house, electri city. Call 318 East Douglas St. ' For Sale, Miscellaneous FOR KENT Clean apartment. lights, garage. $15. Adults. 520 Stephens St. NEWLY FURNISHED apartment, 2 bedrooms, Frigldaire, heat. 680 E. Douglas. FOR QUICK SALE the following articles very cheap One o-tube mantle electric radio, $9.00, In very good condition; one '26 Chevrolet touring car, $35.00, mo tor Just overhauled; one U-ton stake body for truck, $8.00, you can not buy the lumber and irons for that; one '28 Nash light 6, 2-door sedan, just overhauled and painted, no reasonable of fer rejected. Call at 520 N. Jack son St. . FURNISHED bouse with 11 acres. city advantages. 630 E. Douglas. APARTMENT Close In, furnished. Adults. Phone 645-J. FOR KENT Partly furnished 9- room houtie. Phone 661-L. OARAGE for rent. Inquire at 715 S. Pine. Miscellaneous STOMACH ACID, gas pains, indi gestion victims, why suffer? For quick relief get a free sample of Udga, at Chapman's Pharmacy. COMPLETE INSURANCE service at a suving. Automobile, trucks, casualty, and fire. Fred A. Goff. Phone 458. ROSEBURO Cabinet - Shop, 642 Fowler St. Upholstering, mill work, repairing, saw filing. GET MY prices on auto repulriug. Alva Wilson, at Doyle's Wreck ing Co., 521 Jackson St. FREE DIRT Anderson Grocery, West Roseburg. RADIO repairing. Rsbg. Electric. 9.RUND.EL Piano tuner. Ph.'18L Lost and Found LOST Masonic ring in white gold. Large Ruby set. Finder please leave at News-Review office and receive reward. Fuel 16-INCH b'ack oak' and laurel for immediate delivery. Phone 67. FOR SALE OR TRADE Harley Davidson motorcycle with wind- ' shield and splash guard. Good ' shape. Sae Franklin Ingledue, Box 71, Route 1. Automobiles MEN! You can buy good warm overcoats for two or three dol lars at John's Clothes Shop, 510 N. Jackson St. ROSEBURG HOME APPLIANCE In the Perkins Uldg., 205 W. Cass. Used radiu values 6-tube table model, $10.00; l-tube tab:e model, $7.50; 18-tube Midwest console, $25.00; one battery table model, $15.00. LUMBER II you wish to purchase lugiber at wholesale prices come to mill at. Deady spur, two miles south of Sutherlln or phone Oak land 172 or write care Box 155, Oakland. First come, first served. . FORDSOH TRACTOR, 2-bottom .Oliver plow, double disc, Do Laval electric milking machine; at a bargain price. Fred A. Goff. Phone 458. - FOR SALE 20 shares of 7 pre ferred Copco stock. Inquire Charles Doerner, 904 Riverside Drive.' ROSEBURG HOME APPLIANCE . Used washers. Rocker type, $10.00; dolly type; $18.50. ONE used electric refrigerator. Priced very reasonable. Califor nia Oregon Ppwor Co. FOR SALE Maytag electric wash ing machine, $35. Call at 433 E 2nd Ave. N. ' SEE your cream weighed and tested. ' Clyde Adair, Roseburg creamery. MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw. Delivered dally. Unipg.ua, Dairy, Phone 38. FOR SALE CHEAP Repossessed refrigerator. Radio iduslc Store. FOR SALE Fancy Petite prunes. so pouuus. i.uu ueuvereu. Larg er quantities less. Liudbloom, Dlxonville. FOR SALE Trailer. Alva Wllsou, at Doyle's Wrecking Co., 621 Jackson St. Real Estate WE HAVE a buyer for ranch, 80 to two acres, want part good bot tom land. Balance can be pas ture. Requirements : Good roud, good water, close to school, on bus route to high school, Im provements good, electricity. Must be priced right; not more than $4000.00. If you can meet toe requirements see BRUCE COMPANY, Myrtle Creek, Ore. SACRIFICE Lot 60x140, paved street, .N. Roseburg If sold at once. Box 456, c-o News-Review. FOR SALE Small farm lor dairy and poultry, bee Wlcklund, own en UelroBe. - . Hay and Grain DAMAGED first cutting alfalfa nay, d.uu a toa. tj. l,. spray, Garden Valley. Help Wanted TURKEY pickers wanted by the Northwest Poultry and Dairy I'rouucts Co., spruce and ' Oak streets. ... WANTED 1 or 2 men to dig. Phone 149-R, or 504 S. Stephens. 1935 Plymouth coupe. 1934 Plymouth sedun. 1934 Plymouth coupe. 1930 Ford sedan. 1934 Poutlac sedan. 1929 Ford coupe. 1931 Bulck 4-Pasa. coupe, 1936 Chrysler sedan. 1934 Ford deluxe coupe. 1936 Ford deluxe coupe. 1926 Bulck sedan. , ' 192 Bulck sedan, 1929 Nosh sedan. Many others. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE Robert Barrett, Prop. , Chrysler-Plymouth Sales $ Service. Used car lot across from Mont gomery Ward. FOR SALE Privately owned Buick 1928 sedan. Excellout con dition. No trades. See Owen Walker, General Station, Oak and Rose. FOR SALE OR TRADE Model T Jfcord light delivery four-door, 2 , windows, good rubber. Bur roughs, Green Station. FOR SALE '30 Ford roadster, air wheels, good rubber, low sport lop, new palut, 175 cask. Geo. Crockor, Winchester. FOR SALE 1927 Bulck sodun. New paint and tires. Perfect run- niug condition. Frank Poole, 204 w. Douglas St. S FOR SALE pR TRADE 1926 Studebakef, California top. Good tires and battery. For a good uneap car, call 575-L. " ' Wanted Typewriters REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and Dalton Adding Machines, sales and service. . Roseburg Book Store. Phone E90-J. WANTED To rent furnished house at once. Must be modern and comfortable. Box 6, c-Q News-Review. Work Wanted WANTED Team work. Lewii Jones, just east of South Deer Creek dairy. FAVORITE RECIPES cover tightly and cook until done- Cook lively but not too fast. (Uruuilcuwt bv thQ Wonnn'i El--ImiiiiH A.-inti-tmtmL of KIINU umt uihtlKlii'd in ttle Douglas county cook liook. Complete i-upiv or till eouk Imok may bo iiurcnusyd at tho Ni-wa-Kuview oniee ai u cont each.) , 1 ' , NUT BREAD MRS. SOOTT WILLIAMS Roseburg, Ore. MRS. JOB KUN1SH, Roseburg. MRS. JAMES A. PINKERTON Roseburg, Ore. CLARA PETERSON, Roseburg. MRS. J. N. BOOR, Roseburg. MRS. HARRY BA1RD, Wilbur. MRS. C. A. SUMMERS, Dixouvllle. 1 egg cup sugar Pinch salt 2 hoaping t. baking powder 1 cup milk 1 cup nut meats 214 cups flour Whip egg aud add sugar and salt. Add milk and flour to which baking powder 1b added. Alternate ly add cup coarsely broken nut meats. Bake rather slowly for about 1 hr. or until when tried with a tooth pick comes out clean, j ' DUMPLINGS MRS. FANNIE BETTS, Roseburg. $ cups floui'i cake flour Is best ; 4 teaspoons bnking powder 1 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon shortening cup milk Sift flour, baking powder and salt togother. Mix shortening with this as for biscuits. Add milk and mix well. Drop by spoonful in chicken broth and boll very slow ly about 20 minutes without re moving cover. SOUR MILK DUMPLINGS MRS. LLOYD TROUB, Roseburg. 2 cups so.ur milk, 1 level tea spoon -soda dissolved In a little warm water and 1 teaspoon salt Stir in the flour and Btlr as sifted untl quite stiff. It you like eggs put in one or two out it is good without. Put 2 level teaspoons bak ing powder in the sieve while sift ing. Take about tablespoon of the dough and drop It in the chick en or other meat broth, pepper and By E. C. Segar I I ' 'WHERE VOO 60H)) UTTLE MfM? STOP CHP61N0) ,3? ( GET OUT OF J rf ijME WW-' J f ' CUTE.-UTTLE FE.U.OW ftlNfT VOU,Bft.H?w- rvoo popewrs DEAR.) SWEET POPPA. I TELL RV ?5zr5, HOW V0U4 UPHOLD HtM.TOftft, TUV0UR POPPA) HE'S ALMOST A HUMERD lfe GRAHAM BREAD MRS. L. A. BERD1NE, Roseburg. 1 quart sour milk i 2 cups sugar 2 cups ruislus 6 cups gruharo flour, sifted 3 cups white flour 4 eggs 2.teuspoons soda 2 teaspoons baking powder ij teaspoon salt Bake In loaves one hour. iMelgnbora of Woodcraft, Lllao Circle, No. 49 Meets on tU'bt anu third Mouday evenings, in i. O. u. F, bail, Visiting JNelgU- uuio iiiviiuu iu atieuu. K. H S1NN1UEU, O. N. CVNTlllA GtUMUND, Clerk. I LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY By Brandon Walsh "WE CHARIOT AWAITS YOUR MAaggTy- VJHEM THE SUM GOES DOWM YOU'LL BC J ' FAQ. AWAY IT WILL COST MQS. wSSll MEAMV SEVEM DOLLARS TO J& 'ffl krp, OrA 1 GET YOU THE FOLKS HATED TO LET YOU GO - BUT THAT MRS- MEAMV IS A PEBStSTEMT OLD BlKD AND IF XDU STAYED - SOONEK OR LATER SHE WOULD J GLAD ALL OVER TO KMOW TWEBE Sl IVAN7- Nlt.li HEOPLb IN TH5 VJWLU JOST TO iMIKlK OF n r MAKES ME FEEL GLAD M , ALL OVER. ri GEE 2ERO THAT LAUMDRY MAM WAS SWELL HE 6EZ WEVE MORE "fl-ANl 200 MILES AWAV FROM WUfE MRS, n MSAWy IS -I DUNNO WHERE wG ARB , fcSJI UU MILES rKOM MRS. MEAWY MUST BE A SWELU TILLIE THE TOILER 1ST -firiD'l .1 "OMF -XlT Vn THE WOt rSF hl3MK3HT; I'LL MASSAGE THE TOP OP TOUIZ HEAD, r-VM- t HAV 'i-L "5. TAK. T -THE ClIECULAlOM AMD MAVBE YOUR THAT'S. "SVUELL OF yoO.TlLV-VEJ I'LL BE THERE ALL R.ISHT . HELLO, MfiS. f VES, I KMOVM. 30NES 1ILUE 1 ALL ACOUT TOLD ME TO IT, MAC COME OVEI2 J A COME R-ISHT TOUISHT I " IK 1M DCK'PHONEC AND IIBOT fcLEALLV, TILL.1E VMEMT OUT WITH HIM, BUT MEMER. MltJD, wt LEFT 1M- "oTRUCTlONS HOW I'M TO fS-UB VDUR HEAD COME ON, "SIT DOVJN.HAC MES. ffOWESJ V DOMT HIMDI iBEINS BAU5 homest; I DOM1 By Ruts Westover TtLUE LEFT VOO 14 COOO HANDS, MAC F DO Ayj T, MySLr J" 1113 POLLY AND HER PALS By CUff Sterrett ' 1 : CAPTAIN I'M TEN DOLLARS FINE . X BUT 1 1 THAT'S RIGHT IT'S RIGHT HERE 11 H 7 . 1" 1 1 APPEARIN' PER I 56MEWIMMIN SHOULDN'T ) MY WIFE x ONTH' RECORDS V '"-"BACKWARDS J I , . i( MRS.SAMI agRWNS I BE ALLOWED T' TRY r SWEARS TWENTY-FIVE MILES J VT WOT GOT GIVEN J) T OPERATE AUTOS J SHE WUZ CTja PER. HOUR---- rV JlT sSi CHEESE STRAWS MRS. E. L. TEATER, Hoseburg, fa lb. cbeese H lb. flour I t. baking powder Salt, pepper, cayonne to taute ' 1 egg . cup milk Cream cheese and mix iu other dry ingredient (mix as for pie crust). Add well beaten egg and milk to make rather stiff dough. Roll out on board and cut in strips or rings or any other forms. Serve hot or cold. COFFEE CAKE MRS. BRUCE ELLIOTT, Roseburg. MRS. W. J. ADAIR, Roseburg. Mix together: . 2Vi cups Bitted flour 1 cup brown BUgur cup grunuluted sugar i toaspuou nutmeg ft teuspoon salt Put in cup shortening. Take out ft cup of mixture for tupping. Add to remaining mixture: 1 egg, well beaten 1 cup sour milk ft teaspoon soda 2 teaspoons baking powder Mix well, pour Into well greased pan. Add to the bait cup of mixture ft t. cluuamoa, ft aup chopped nuts. Sprlukle all on top of coffee cake. Uake for 20 mln. DUTCH APPLE PIE MRS. G. HICKMAN, Roseburg. Pie crust' for 2 pie tins (uncook ed); 6 large nnples (peeled and halved); sugar to sweeten; enough mllK to cover apples; butter; nut meg and cinnaiuou. Lino 2 plo tins with uncooked crust, crimping ut euges. tjiico npples lengthwise in ft-ln. slices. Lino plo shells with apples, placing In circle, clockwise until bottom is covered. Pour over apples enough sugur to Bweeten, add enough milk to cover. Dot wltti butter aud sprinkle with nutmeg and cinnamon. Place In hot oven When apple3 and crust are brown, cover with another plo tin and let bake until milk bus cooked down and apples are tender. LODGE DIRECTORY O. E. &.. ROBAhnrn Rhintn, Mn Q Holds Btatcd communications on me first and third Thursdays In each month. All sojourning broth ers ana sisters are coruiauy In vitea to attend. CLAUIJ1A HARTUNQ, W. M FLOSSIE VIRDEN, Sec. O. O. F, Phlletarlan Lodge, No. 8 Meets lu Odd ellowa 'i'emple every Friuuy evening. Visiting banners are always welcome. AUGUST HULK, N. O. nnlghts of Pythias, Alpna Mo. 47 Wednesday In Kuiguts ot fythtat ball. j ... U. L. CONNELLY, C. C. ' ' J. C. UoUSLuLUbU, M, F. . FUUU UAUlJIt.H, K. 11. S. OeMolay ChapUr Uegu- lar meeting every sec ond and fourth Thurs days at the Musouto Teiiiplo. SCltlBE. W. B. A., Roseburg Review, No. 11 Holds regular meetings on seo ond and fourth Thursdays at 7:30 p. m. Visiting sisters Invited to attend reviews. Maccabei. ball, Pine and Cass streets. 11ELLE STEPHENSON, Pres.. MRS. JESSLE VINSON, F. Seq MAUD POWERS, Seo. Roseburg Lodge, No. 1037, L, O, u. M. Meets every first an4 third Wednesday of eacb month, at 8:00 p. m., Moose ball, cornel of Washington and Jucksol streets. Visiting brolheis wet come. ' GEO. MacIVER, Diet, N. J. HYDE, Treas. W. BLACK, Sec. Ladies' Auxiliary to Eagles, Rose, Durg Aerie, No. 1497 Meets In Muccabee hall on Cass street, on Bocond and fourth Tueaduy eve? nlngs ot each month, at 8 o'clock, Visiting sisters la good standing always welcome. , MILDRED FOGEL, M. Pres, SYLVIA PIERCE, M. Sec. F. O. E. Aerie 1497, meets Maccsj bee ban on Pine street; ever Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock; Vlsitiug Brothers always ,,wel come. .i 1 ' JOHN KROHN, Pres. i . II. B. SCOFlELD.' Sec; ';',, Pythian Sisters, Ompqua Tempts ino. h Meets 'the -second and fourth Wednesday evenings ot each mouth nt tie K. P. bull. Visitors always welcome.' 'S PEARL JONES, M- E- 0. ' , Ejti mjiivna ivi, or n, J, : MAE E. PARKER, M. of F. K. O. T. M. Tent Hive No. 15 Meets second and fourth Fridays of each mouth until further notice In Muccabee Hall, cornor Cass and Pine streets. Visiting Knights always welcome. GEO. MacIVER, R. K. i union Encampment No, , I, O. O. Ft Meets In Odd Fellows Tempi! on 2nd and 4th Wednesday ol each month. Visiting Put: larch! always welcome. CARL W. OHMAN, C. P. ' 1 A. J. GEDDES, H, P. PAI.PH TlITSHMr.T. 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