Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, November 21, 1936, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1936. FIVE NEWS-REVIEW Classified Ads. Phone 100 ' RATES Single Insertion, per word le One week, per word........5c One mouth, per lino.. J1.00 Minimum charge - .. 85c Con? for this page will be accept ed until 11 a. m. ot the day of pub lication. The News-Review assumes no responsibility for and in no way guarantees the financial responsl bility 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 tht right to reject objectionable adver tising. It further reserves the right to classify all advertising under tUa proper classification. Livestock FOR SALE Work loam and har ness, fat and ready to go. Age 10, weight 2S00. J. W. Colvin & Sons, 11 miles east, Route 1, Sutherlin. SHEEP FOR SALE Young breed ing ewes, healthy and in fine condition. Price reasonable. John Rohr. Phone 286-J. . . FOR SALE :Young gentle work horses, 7 miles -nrest of Wilbur. Walter Saukey on tlio Doc Cook Ranch. i OLD CAT, coon .cougar Uound, deer broke; good to start pups, $40.00. Ait Rychard, Yoncalla. FOR SALU 25 head O. I. C. wean ling pigs. Good stock, J4.00each. Fred Reinhart, Anchor. FOR SALE Weaner pii,s, S5.U0 each. C. J. Johnson, 2 miles east of Dixonville. f3)'11 SALE lliitchor hoRS. about 200 pounds. Otto Sliornmn, Wilbur. 60 RAUIilTS and hutches for sale, Call at 130 S. Parrott Sunday. FOR BALE Colt. C. E. Hoover, Olalla. , vVANTED Young cow giving over tour gallons aaily. f. u. box us, tiieuuaio, Ore.- - Rentals MODERN 3-rooni furnished apart ment. Roadman Apartments, 34s B. Pine. FOR RENT Small house for udjltu. inquire 876 Hoover tit. APARTMENT Close in, furnished. Adults. Phone 645-j. SMALL, furnished apartment. 424 Floed, corner Mill. FURNISHED apartment for -rent. 221 W. Washington. Miscellaneous; WANTED Broachy stock. We hold them will) one wire. Soe the Prime Electric Fence at J. C. Sumner Res., near Days Croek. Addross Cauyouvllle, Ore. TURKEY SHOOT, Sunday, Novem ber 22. Trap and target shooting, bird limit 2 to each shooter. Ady ranch on South Myrtle. ROSEBURG Cabinet Shop, 642 Fowler St. Upholstering, mill work, repairing, saw filing. - RADIO repairing. TUsbg. Electric ARUNDEL Piano tuner. Ph. 18L Typewriters ' REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and Dalton Adding Machines, sales and service. Roseburg Book Store. Phone 690-J. For Sale, Miscellaneous FOR SALE -Dry shelled corn. 1. Dixon. Dixonville. 1RONINU BOARDS 5c. Brooms 29c. Tubs Sac. Fresh supply Evorready flasn-light batteries, luc. All sixes Auierici.n wire nails, Sc base price. Garbage cans, tl.35. Alr-tignt heaters, U.So. See Powell and save. ALL ENAMEL kitchen range, over Btufled davenport, studio coucn, autou-atlc gasoline washing nia cuine, oil burner, circulating Jieuier, vacuum cleaner. Judd's Furniture Store. Phone 26, 321 N. Jackson. LUMBER 11 you wtBtt to purchase lumber at wholesale prices come to mill at Deady spur, two miles south ot Sutherlin or phone Oak " land 172 or write care Box 165, Oakland. First come, first served. FOR LEASE Twin Oaks Standard Oil station, I mlies south Myrtle Creek. Also quantity bousohold furniture for sale. DELICIOUS and Si its apples, 25c and 50c box. Mile south Eden bower schooli P. E. Beaver. FOR SALE M.ajestlc auto radio, good condition, sls.uo, complete. Mr. Kohler, Grand Hotol. SEE your cream weighed and tested. Clyde Adair, Roseburg creamery. Work Wanted WANTED-Position as wailross, or genoral work. Experienced. Box 16, c-o NewB-Revtew. Trade FOR EXCHANGE 9-yoar-old bay saddle horse, weight 1250 pounds, also broken to work. To ex change for a used car. H. C. Kolley, Box 125, Cumin Valley. FOR TRADE Radio for plana OroBS & Hargls. FOR SALE Hay, corn and wire fencing. Mrs. Hazel Archambeau, Sutherlin. FOR SALE Shelby balloon-tired bicycle. Box 250, c-o News-Re' " view. MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw, Delivered dally. Unipqua Dairy. Phone 38, FOR SALE Monurch 4-burnor electric stove, like new. Phone 583-R. POTATOES, non-lrrigatea, 1.60 to $2.25 per 100. Boiebra'.te, Mel rose. FOR PALE CHEAP Repossessed refrigerator, uauio music oiuru. W. END of season BUle on ull Con- goleums, 9x12 rugs, $4.85. . Gold Seal remnants at wholesale price lo make room for the new patterns. See us, we guarantee to save you money, Simmons spring filled mattresses, Simmons beds, coll springs. Save money at Powell's Hardware Store. SPRINC FIELD 22 rifles at 13.50 new price. 22 shorts 15c; 22 long rlfloe 25c. Shot-shells, 20 gaugo 60c box 25. If you trade at this store we guarantee to save .you money. Quality goods at low price. Powell's Hardware Store. BOX1NU GLOVES, footballs, bas- ketunll shoes, sweat shirts. All ' athletic goods by Wilson. Spe cial low price at Powell's Hard ware Store. Real Estate FOR SALE House and lot on pav ed street, only iioo down, bal ance liko rent. Small bouse and 2 iots, full price only $250. 10 acres on U. S. 99, fair buildings, cheap and easy. 3 houses, oheau. with small down payments. See Mr. Wood, 609 N. Jackson St., uoseDurg. Automobiles FOR SALE OR TRADE 1926 Chryslur roadster, bus beeu thor oughly overhauled. Can oee It at Geo. Crane's, Melrose route. FOR SALE OR TRADE '26 Ford coupe, Ruckstoll axle. Good tires and top. Will take feed part pay. Elmer Anderson, Lookinggloss. Poultry FOR SALE Purebud Rhodo Is laud Red cockerels, yearling henB und pullets, R. L. Preston. Phone DRESSED chickens tor . sale. Phone 18F13. Wanted WANTED TO RENT Furnished place on shares. Box 19, c-o News-Rovlow. WANTED Furs. All kinds. Ship ments solicited, B. F. Shields, 136 btcphens SU FOR SALE OR RENT ItiO-acre ranch on good roud;, close to ' . Bchool and bUB goes past the place. Place fenced with woven wire. Hay in barn and wood in shed. 14 miles north of Looking-, glass Btore. Stanley Bros., P, O. Box 383, Roseburg. FOR SALE Small ranch at Ten mile. Cheap if taken at once. C. L. Coats, Tonmlle. FOR SALE 3 acros, fair build ings, good location. J. D. Coou, Camas Valley. FOR SALE Small farm for dairy and poultry. See Wlcklund, own er, MelroBe. Fuel DRY 16-lnch old growth fir. Fire place knots. Cheap. South End Fuel Co. WANTED TO BUY 2nd hand gasoline engine. Small size. Call 701-J-3. WANTED Light drag saw. John Bond, Umpqua, L. B. White. Lost and Found LOST Yellow cat with amber , eyes. Pet, Return to 218 - Stophcns. LOST Pair dark-rimmed glasses, . Leave at News-Review oflice. Hay and Grain FOR SALE Good quality oats and vetch seed. Very reasonable. Os car Weeks, Myrtle Creek. Help Wanted WANTED Girl for general house work, two in the family. One who wishes to go home nights prefcrrod. Box 41, c-o News-Re, view. Local News Mr. Short In Town Ernest Short ot Tyee, spent Friday In Ibis city attuudlug to busiuebs. Here Friday Clyde Henuinger, of Winchester, was In town at tending to business Friday, ll,n Pt-nm EtirmnA . T T. Wnml. worth, ot Eugene, Is spending a low uuys in mis city on business. Buys Coffee Cup Cafe K. V. McCown has purchased the Coffee Cup cute at 570 North Jackson street front H. C. James. Attends to Business Harold Waiting, ot the Austin Machinery company of Portland, spent i'uurs auy aua Friday in tuis city on business. 6pnd Day In Eugene Mrs. J. R. Wharton, Mrs. H. O. Purgeter und Mrs. Edytb Gilmour spent Thursday visiting trlenus In Eugene. Very III t Hospital Mrs. Ros- coe Maimers, of tuis city, la re ported to be very ill at Mercy hos pital, where she Is receiving medi cal ll outwent. Moving to Bond U. F, Huntley, resident of Gulden valley, Is mov ing to Bend to mulce his home. Here Friday Warren Tlson, Copeo employee at Drew, was a busluoss visitor In this city Friday. Mr. Barnekoff Here A. C. Buriiekoff, of Portland, Is spending a few duys in this city on business. Back From Portland R. H. Wil son, local Ford doaler, returned Thursday from a business trip to Portland. To Attend Conference Ilruco A. Mollis, instructor ut the senior high school, left Friday for Port land, whore he will attend a voca tional educational conference over the week-end. Leaves for Home Mrs. J. L. Thnmlittmi 1,.M nn tlx, Ul.no,., EVI. duy for her home in San Francisco aiior spenuing me past weeK uere intending to property interests and visiting friends. Bible Class to Meet Dr. R. L. Dunn's non-denominntioutil Bible study class will meet next Monday ovoning ut 7:45 o'clock In the din ing hall of the Douglas hotol. Any one Interested has been cordially Invited to attend. Situations Wanted UNENCUMBERED nilddle-ngod wo man would Uko position as house keeper In motherless or bache lor homo. Address E, Y. Wind ham, Route 1, Rogue Rlvor. POPEYE WANTED Woman wishes office or other work. Experienced. Box 17, c-o News-Review. By Ei C. Segar COME HERE,) IITO TM.K. r2-SCV .rCN iJFM L c,DOM re HOME W I GOT ME r POPPA. I AlU'T ) NO ORPnlNK NO V . MflDF A ( EVER COMING ) ( LEAVE, PfPPV?J (COMING ACKTO , p:- I.AJIUM Pnl r.npuatlla M, on.l Ml'H. H. X ('m-tni nnfl twn ,limiph. tors, SLlrley and Ann, ' and soil, Harlan, of tills city, left toilay'for Corvallis to attend tha.. football l-nn,n in,l vlult rwrnr tha .nnl..a,wl with Mrs. Carter's sister, Mrs. Roy Aispaugn. Mrs. carter is a grad uate ot O, S. C Attend Game at Sorlnofleld Among the students attending the high school football game at Springfield Friday were Adah Ma rie Idliltl.-.Madlyni Stearns, Wiliua Foldknmp, Ulah Winston. ' Vivian and Maxlne Hartley, Evelyn Kurtz, Funny Lu Wlmberly, Fern Thonm son, Evelyn Van Voorst, Hraunda Conn, LouIbc Virden, Corlnne Harp ham, Mary Murphy, Edna Clark, Mary Frltla, Marian Padon. Mnr- jorle Ott, Gladys Hart, Betty Rus sell, Audrey McEachern, Mary Jo Parkinson and Virginia Wlnstou. LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY By Brandon Walsh llL WOCK AS-f VWELUCOME OrJ.il HAI3D AS I w GET you A SCBUBBIMQ KlrJ - AM' J BGUSH AMD WE'LL SOOM 5n RMO OUT IF YOU ARE VJORTH YOUR KEEP I'll have a wekvous breakdowm f i com". fimo that little bbat- I'M HOWaSe PROM ASWrJS PEOPLE HAVE TViey SEEM MV UITTUE LOST f 1 CHIU AND ALL I GET IS T WBOMO ANSWERS I . , . fc-i'ia i 1 i tt ' iU WELL; AS YOU RE AkI OBPHArJ OH, YES, MA'AM-1 UVE TO WORK- I ' I 'fS VJITH NO FOLKS - I HAVEN'T THE I HONEST, 1 DO - I'M KIN OA SMALL- L(fl HEART TO TURN YOU OUT IMfO I BUT I'M BlScSER'M I LOOK -I i :4 I y ... IHI oNOwl BUT IF YOU r KIN 6CHUB AN' WASH DISHES J 1 I AWfc WILLING TO VJORK 7 TT AM COOK tASV r ' WOWTH YOUR KEEP r f I 1 CHl AND ALL I 6ET IS I -" ,S ' ' j T1LLIE THE TOILER By Rubs Wetovr "i COME. IN, MAC VOCfEE r-THAMKS,MRS. I I I I GOT TO THIMK'MQ Y SEE-MAMy I I "THAT'S "SVJELL., 1 " I . , , CaETTlWeS TO LOOK Uk.E I TOMEST ViOM'T TTV TUUE IP OWH ' KISSES VaOOLD Tlt-UE WOVvJ ' I I Kll' 5 VOUK OLt, SELF AgAIM-HBE LOMS MOW j NT) LITTLE KISS OM Jlr.Sc VMLL -tt)U 1SS V I LJ ' POLLY AND HER PALS . By Cliff Sterrett I DECLARE, IT WUZ JESS )l S Tmmmm I PAW PERKINS I VFP GITTIN1 ABSENT- I UH ER--bH---I'LL (TWEVRSATODAVl rafARA ( ffiD AS A SCOOT.1 1 ITS BEEN GIT RIGHT UP THERE J SMTwfri V Won n-n J 1 (3 IUM-J U TWENTY YEARS SINCE WE LEFT - AN1 SHUT IT OFF Jf 7 IN TH' TUB AN1 FLDODcD, 4 T PAW? I CHS li J 7 THl WATER. Rl INNJIKI' IW THl LJ-v - . ' "' rj i Improving Mrs. Flora Hess, of South Sloijueiis street, is runorteu to be liunroviug from a fractured leg, which she sui'tered throe weeks ago 1 a tall, Leave For Week-End Mrs. Clara Plckenscher and son, Harold, and daughter, Janet, left Friday lor the week-ond. Mrs. Flckenschcr plans to stop In Eugene, where she will vlblt, and Harold and Janet will continue to Corvallis where they will attend the 0on State Oregon game today. While in Cor vallis, janet will also visit Dorothy Frear, a student at O. 8. C. MARKETS Back to Work MIsb Margaret Oderkirk resumed her duties at tho chamber ot coinuierco office this morning, after sueudlug the paet week vacationing. WHEAT -PORTLAND, Nov. 21. (API- Wheat continued to show Btrengtb, L,ocai market was stagnant Inso far as sales wore concerned but Uitls were lo higher for December with May unchanged. The former Indicated (the resumption ot de mand for cash wheat even though no values wore named on the mar ket. Wheat: Open High Low Close May 9i SDJ U!)i 89J Doc. tlbj 99 68 i 09 WATK1NS QUOD3. 120 W, Uot. Adv. . Return Home sirs. Theimu Ha- zclln-.r.tt and dauiter, Martha Jane, of Corvallis, and Mrs. M. A. Pope, ot Blachley, have returned to their homos, after spending the past week here visiting Mrs. E. Rhonda end Mrs. H. F. Snyder. ATTENTION 8. P. O. ELKS . - All offlcors and members are requested to meot at the Elks Temple Sunday, Novem- ber 22nd, 1936, at 1:30 p, m. to attend the funeral ot our late Brother William Van Bur- en which will be held at the parlors of the Roseburg Un- 4 dertuklng Co., ut 2 o'clock P. m. IRA B. RIDDLE, Sec'y. a uii it ft i.. .t lh - ;, "'! ;;;" ,0. K. USED CARS 936 Chev. deluxe sedun...$715.00 1935 Chev. deluxe coach 676.60 1934 Chev. Std. Coach 466.00 1931 Chevrolet coach . .. 296.00 1936 near new Chev. truck 676.00 1931 Chevrolet truck 496.00 2-ton Dodge truck 146.00 Ford 1936 sedan 666.00 Ford 1935 coupo' : .'. 496.00 Ford 1934 sedan, 4-doof.. 396.00 Ford 1930i44oot eodl 4... 246.00 Ford 1930 coupe :.:...... 196.00 1930 Essex coupe 146.00 1929 Essox coach 145.00 Pontine 8 1935 sodan ... 696.00 O. K. USED CARS Prices ulways marked on wind shield. Your Chevrolet doaler. 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