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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVTEV, ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 15, 1937. FIVE 1 NEWS-REVIEW CUwified Ad. Phone 100 RATK BlncU Insertion, par word le une IH4, par worn . to One mas Ui, per Una,,...... 11.00 Minimum clmrge 25c Copy (or this page will be accept ed until 11 a. m. of. tbe day of pub lication. Tha News-Bevlew assume ne responsibility (or and In no way guarantees the financial responsi bility or Integrity ol tne advertis ers In the classified columns. Head ers are urged to make full Invest! gation before sending money In re sponse ts advertisements. The News-Review reserves th right to reject objectionable adver tising, it (urtner reserves tne right to classify all advertising under the proper classification. Livestock WANTED to buy, fresh cows. Give price and location. L. Wells, Eugene-Springfield Auto Camp, M. lU 3, Kugepe, Ore. 2 MAKES. Will bo sold cheap on account of sickness. Mrs. A. A. Maine, Unipqua Park. WANTED 100 head of cattle. Any thing except old cows. It. 11. Clarke, Oakland. FOR SALE Young calveB. Lester Bell. Phone 3F22. Hay and Grain GOOD baled grain hay, some vetch. Will sell or trade for Bheep, goats, or cattle. J. E-. Cooper. Phono 7K24, Oakland. FOR SALE 1st cutting alfalfa 3 hay. $12 per ton at ranch. It. U. if Clarke, Oakland. t foh SALE Oat and vetch hay. 15 . . miles west on Molrosa road. L. E. j Shinn. IFOR SALE 2nd and 3rd cutting Work Wanted alfalfa. Broinps. Curry Estate. TTTTTrrr ; , WANTED Housekeeping or prac FOR SALE Haled hay and straw. tlcal nursing or cooking for crew A. G. Wobher. Sutherlln. Ore. ' of men. 604 W. Lane. IPOPEYE ' By E. C. Segar T. 7! j(VT SOUNDED URETkWl I " - "'Ok NOPE-NOVI I ' I C " ' I " . V'V ' r f - S- I Oil POST U)PS ' (UPE T- ) if, A, PTztflV'. - ' '" '''''-j " ' LriTLE ANNIE ROONEY By Brandon WaUh 11 S- z?rO- THE POOR 1- I I GUESS WHOEVER IT BELONGS I VT 1 WISH WE WOULD COME TO A HOU'36 1 I I IM SCHOOL I HEARD A POEM 'BOUT '' Wlt J?$ Si LITTLB LAMB IS ALL ALONE? TO DONT KNOW WHERE T IS ( OR SQMETHIM' SO WE COULD FIND OUT L A KID NAMED MAOV WHO HAO A LVMBTHAT ? V'SMlK M IT MUST BE LOST-AU AKl' F WB OOMT HELP IT SOME j WHO OWNS THIS LITTLE LAMB - Vffi've FOU.OWSO MARV BVEHy PLACE MARy i ' rffliwsP IT CAN'T WALK "CAUSE- WOLF OR TIGBR MIGHT COME BEEN WALKIN' AN' AWFUL LONG WOULD GO - THEY HAD LCTTSA RJK?- !i I ' IlKmML "1 ,TS PBt"" 1-EiS IS BROKEN ' ALONG AM' EAT IT - VOU KNOW tSZZZL TlMB ANDJVErJ A UTTLsT BUT I QUES3 MAHV'S LAMB i '' 1 m rW'FTS'y8S7 aSSi OR something wolves love to eat jf& ckssi "k- lamb is khmoa didn't have nothin ' the - t ; l "V PLITTLg LAMB5 J A TILLIE THE TOILER By Rusa Weitover I S1 HELP MES NO EXPLANATIONS I I VER. JESS TH' SAME AS I I ' vi iu Tecq AiLiixryvrl POLLY AND HER PALS WAS AT "THE TO SEE MAC AeAIKLMR, HAS A VMAEM HfcART, IMPKAMS THEy'Ve (SOT, His Head m another CAKE or 1CET BuT his Head is STILL FROZ.EN FROM A POLAkf Beak's HUT All NIcSHT f7 rviK y . v - a' i KenUlt FOR KENT New furnished 8-room bouse. Inquire zi E. 1st Ave. N. or poooe tw. FOR RENT Barber shop and fix tures. See Mrs. J, R, VIiibou, 2.35 snenaan Bt. WtOOM house In country. Electric ngnts aud water. 112 BrocKway St. FIVE-ROOM furnished bouse with furnace, near Rose school. Call t8tj-J. FOR RENT Small bouse for adults, inquire (S75 Hoover St. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, 424 Floed, corner Mill, ROOM, well furnished. Private en trance. 120 W. Lane. MODERN apartments. Kohlhageu Apis. Phone obil. APARTMENT Close In, furnished. Adults. Phone 646-J. SLEEPING rooms. 530 W. Oak. Help Wanted JOB OPEN for bid, ma'n with team Mail and light freight from Ulen dale Into Benton mine, 20 miles, Twice weekly and snue team work at mine. Write Glendale Garage or phone 606F11, Grants Pass Exchange. MAN Oper.-.to Soap Route. Start immediately. Up to 15 first week. Car as bonus. Write Mills, 198 Tenth St., Oakland, Cal. MAN with drag saw to cut 100 tier , old growth fir. J. S. Marr, Dlxou 'ville.. Typewriters REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and Dalton Adding Machines, sales and service. Roseburg Book Store. Phone E90-J. HOSPITAL eSiaeAT SCOTT : I CAMTOMDEB-J STAND he WAS FfeoZEN IN THe FltzST PL ACB, VMHy THfc?n WANT To KEEP HIM "THAT trr-. A FINE MEETINS HACE.'j Real Estate FOR SALE 60 acro3. 55 acics first class bottom land, 5 acres good bench land. Good improve ments, family orchard, electri city, stocked and equipped. Only two miles from town on puvoa highway. And the price is only $6500.00. You better investigate this one. We also have $20,000.00 worth of good income property clear, in the city of Phoenix, Arizona, consisting of 9 proper ties all belonging to one party, and all rented and will keep rented. Tbe owner has asked us to find an exchange for Oregon land. Write or see Bruce Real Estate Company for further In formation, Myrtle Creek, Ore. FOR SALE OR RENT 5-room cot tage, some furniture and stovos.' Newly renovated. Owner at home, 1128 Military St. WANTED To loane or buy small, place near Roseburg, free soil, good water supply. Box 336, c-o Nows-Revlew. KX SOUMDS CjeAV TD WAIT A MAYBE THIS IS NEWS ABOUT MAC TOLD EM TO KEEP ME POSTED 1 - VA. Lost and Found STRAYED From Dale Owen's home In Laurohvood on New Year's Day big black cat, very friendly. Answers to name "Black Cat." Please cull 433-Y. LOST Black and white bobtail Shophord dog In, Glide com munity. Answers to name Jerry. Justin Eifert, Glide, or call 34F11. Trade WANTED TO TRADE '31 Chevro let truck. Dual tires. U-tou, me chanically perfect. Good - tires. Trade for team and cash. M. L. Ilcinis, Sutherlln, Ore. WANTED TO TRADE Milk cow and saddle horse tor wood cut ting. Phone 52F4. Fuel FOR SALE Old growth fir, 16- inch. Partly seasoned. $2.25 tier In 4-tier lots. Phone 11F5. MET - w w, inn wn POP AN EXPEDITION TO THE SOUTH FbLC 17 J For Sale, Mucellaneoui ONE repossessed refrigerator; one used coal and wood circulator beater; ID used radios. Radio Music Store, Gross & liargls. Phone n, 22ft N. Jackson St, SEB your eream weighed and tested. Clyde Adair, Roetburg Creamery. MILK, grade A pasteurised or raw, IMivered dally, linipoua Dairy, Phone H FOR SALE Moutag wood range, used only 3 months, $50. 431 Mill St. P. O. ACKLEY, gunsmith, oau sup ply ycu with any kind of guns. FOR SALE Trailer house. Inquire O. W. Andrus, Riverside. FUR hALJ OWWAP llepuaseesou refrigerator. Radio jiuuo otore. Miacalianeoua RADIO NOT WORKING? Call us for diagnosis. Our ropalr work Is dependable, and guaranteed for ,90 days. Phone 294. Cecil MUior and Lloyd Gilliam, Radio Doc tors. Second floor Perkins Bldg. PRINTING We tako a personal Interest in evory order. You must be pleased. Cards,.' stationery, folders, anything you nocd. News-Review Printing Dept. CAN . twenty million people be . wrong? Watkins famous Una nieut. 840 Military. Phone 605. GLASS, GLASS Get ' your glass cut and ground for your car at , Sard's, 523 N, Main St, Phone (63. HARD1E sprayer for sale or trade .for livestock. Farm Bureau Ex change. FOR TRADE Radio- for piano. Gross ft Hargia. DANCE at Dlxonville postponed till later date. MAC BROKE THE ICE, feyvMeeLiN& MI.S)IMPKIN HIS IIQHT I5AJ2 -ISM'T THAT i VNONDEtZFOL j ill "Death Valley M V 'V 1 Mrs, Walter E. Scott Filing suit for separate maintenance. Mrs. Walter E. Scott set forth 111 her complaint entered 10 Los Angeles court against her famous husband. "Death Valley Scotty". that they were married In Cincin nati in 1900. In this International Illustrated News Soundphoto Jrtrs. Scott is looking at a picture of her much-publicized husband. Financial LOANS We uialto loons on Im proved city property, for new construction, improving or reri nanclng. New low Interest rates. Monthly repayment plan. The Unipq.ua Savings and Loan asso ciation. By Cliff Sterrett VEAH, THAT'S JUST UANB-HOW A feOUT VMHStiLINtt HIS K6T MOWIVU11 fclfeTT INS BAUs ON . L Scotty" Sued jMlerjjaf'oticI Illustrated A'cir SQttuilphato DISTRICT DEPUTY TO VISIT ELKS LODGE The Roseburg Elks lodge will re ceive uu official visit Thursday night, from Deputy District Grand Exalted Ruler Lewelllng. Guy Cordon, exalted ruler, urges all mombors to be in attenduuee. A Into lunch will bo served and a good program presented. Residing In Poerner Residence- Dr. and Mrs. D. E. Faxon and sou, Charles, who recently returned here from Sun Francisco, hnvo rent ed tho Charles Doerner residence in Laurelwood to make their home. Odds nud ends of curtains nnd material. Cheap. McKcan & Buld- win. Adv. LODGE DIRECTORY ,i Neighbor of Woodorsft, Lllsi Clrole, No. 49 Meets on first aud third Monday evenings, in I. O. U. F. hall. Visiting Neigh bors Invited to attend. K. D. BINNIOER, G. N. CYNTHIA GERMOND. Clerk. 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"Eg L .6iE M L fe AIR Z X ARE5r NlAR Sjl NjGlS EL A, ACTA J5NT 0 Rids MdbfenNIEIETD cemitki. mi, ti aui DeMolay Chaptsr Regu lar meeting every sec ond and fourth Thurs days at the Masonlo Templo. SCRIBE. I. O, O. F., Phlntarlsn Lodge, No. 8 Meets In Odd Fellows Temple every Thursday evening, Vistliig brother are always wuioiinie. H. A. CANADAY, N. O. Job's Daughters, No. 8 Meets firsl and fourth Tuesdays at 7:80 p m., Masonic Temple. Muster Ma sons and O. E. S. members al ways welcome. MARY ELLEN DARBY, Hon. Queen. ANNABELLE BERG, Recorder. F. O. E. Aerie 1497, meets Macca bee hall on Pine streot evor) Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock ViBitlng Brothers always wet come. JOHN KROHN, Pres. H. B. SCOF1ELD. Sec. K. O. T. M. Tent Hive No. 15 Meets second and fourth Friday I of each month until funnel notice in Muccabee Hall, cornel CasB and Pino streets. Visiting KnlghtB always welcome. GEO. MaclVER, R. K. ' Roseburg Lodge, No. 1037. L, Q O. M. Meets every first ni third Wednesday of each monti at 8:00 p. m Moose bull, cornel of Washington and Jaoksol streets. Visiting " brothers wel come. GEO. MaclVER, Diet N. J. HYDE, Treas. W. BLACK, See. . . W. B, A., Roseburg Review, No. 11 Holds regular meetings on soo oud and fourth Thursdays al 7:30 p. m. Visiting slaters Invited to attend reviews. Maccabut hall, Pine and Cass streets. BELLE STEPHENSON, Pres. MRS. JESSIE VINSON, F. 8ea MAUD POWERS, Sea. Ladies' Auxiliary to Eagles, Rosa. , burg Aerie, No. 1497 Meets In Maccabee hall on Cass street, on second and fourth Tuesday ev nlngB of each month, at 8 o'clock, Visiting sister In good standing always welcome, MILDRED FOGEL, M. Pres. SYLVIA PIERCE, M. Soo. Pythian Sisters, Umpqua Tempi No. 4 MeotB the sooond and fourth Wednesday evenings ol eaoh month at the K. P. ball, Visitors always welcome. PEARL JONES, M. E.,C.v EVA MARKS, 'M. of Rl C. MAE E. PARKER, M, ol F, 0. E. 8., Roseburg Chapter No. . Holds stated communication on the first and thtid Thursday in each month, All sojourning broth ers and sisters are cordially In vlted to attend. CLAUDIA HARTUNO..W. M. , FLOSSIE VIRDEN, See. Union Encampment No. V, I, O, O. F, Meets in Odd Fellow Tempi 'on 2nd and 4th Wednesday ol each month. Visiting Patriarch! always welcome. CARL W. OHMAN, C. P. A. J. GEDDES, H. P. RALPH RUSSELL, Scribe. - 63 affirmative El conclude . G5 drunken carousal VERTICAL 1 stared 2 decline 3 full of cer tnin insects 4 layer of tho iris 6 threefold 6" siifo re treats 7 so bo it 8 markets 0 curves 10 unit of work 11 also 17 molo voices 22 small bunch of straw 21 city in Brazil 25 Indolinlte period of time 26 tense of the Greek verb 27 weapon used in fencing 20 color SO elongated 31 garments worn in tho Levant n.1 checks ilil enm forth U8 blrmlKh (nbs.) in ilim-r 41 took illeg ally 42 meaning 41 shower 40 ricaii?nf3rif thrlof tides 47-wicl.'. alii- Rcr.'Jy 4S rcilns riituiH cndiuii. tu