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I ? i v, j ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20. 1937. NEWS-REVIEW Classified Ads. , Phone 100 RATES tingle Insertion, per word ,,. , lo yue IHd per worn On monUi, par linn , , tl.00 Minimum charge -, , .,. ,15c Copy for this page will be accept ed until 11 a. m. of the day ol pub lication. The Newa-Herlew UumH no responsibility (or and in no way guarantees tha financial responsi bility or Integrity ol the advertis er In the classified column. Bead ra are urged to make toll investi gation before sending money In re ponae to advertisements. Tbe Newa-Review reaerrea tha right to rejoct ebjactlonable adver tising. It further reaerrea tbe right to classify all advertlalng under tbe proper classification. ' UVMtOCK " ' ' ' " VnR KAI.rcnnnil tnnm mill hnr. . J no8; bow and pigs; 2 cowa; New Hampshire Red pullets, f itaHlnir In Inv- lOh-nl hniltin fin 1 'j Happy Valley road, V4 "-He off I Pacltlc highway. ( FOR SALE Fresb cow with heif er calf. See Lloyd Glllam, 201 Perkins llldg. phone 294 or -J12F32. 4 . V'fVlt M fl hnrnntrti)ira,1 Pnlnml. , voaojwumpqua ruru. ; ,1 - , . run uAPEi extra gocu iox hounds, R, V, Hutfield. Phone 33PU. '' ;;! THREE fresh milk cowa tor sule. i W. Cobb Hatchery, Camp View. 'I5 FOR SALE One amin of horses. ii Ashet- Agee, Dixoiiville. j PIGS HOB SALE Phone 11F3. E. K. Luitman. Real Estate HUNTING- LODC.E 20 acres. In Cine huntiog and trapping dis trict, tiood cabin. 2 creeks. Sacri fice tor quick sale. O. W. Young & Sou, 116 W. Cnsa St. POPEYE SON. THPsT TORRBL ML)St HftS 5TOP9eO- uQ 76 .THINK WSR FReN.WIMPy, MADE THAT OLD , UJITCH i " LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY il?1 SET AV. , 7i$- 1 HEArao TEl-l- HE AT I GOT ME SOME SKI US TO TIEADE I I yes THAT'S THE kIWO V AMD SHE'LL YOURSELF DOWN Jshv. XlIM MAS! LAKEfel H1CKORV P FOR COFFEE AMD SALT -AaJ' J , SME LIKES T-MAKES A ITkIeOLES aIMVOUS 1 ' TEQT5 SOMF LM QUESTIONS k U MISHTV reBTTV SS -JTHAO DOWM FEOM TA WAV I fr-TrPf 1 M WAWKEK1M' TO ASK ry-A L$& SHE SAVS NOT TO f-FOR THE DQESS TME HILLS S" (SAV- rJM uw Tl LAKB I J i ) , FOOGET SOMS BED Pf- AMD - r-1 J Ji ifn 0 "7 y-rf A HTy kV-7 ' Jr' liWf RlSBONl AMD SOME 7, TILLIE THE TOILER By Russ Westover (aOSH, VaAlLV, F MAC CAME BWE MP0RTAMTI I IT'LL BB A SOOD IDEA (F LOOK To MakeI HEVP STOP! SOOS MlSHTITS l(v&U EX TD AMD THEM DIS02WEI2ED IT THIklQ 15 TD IT WORKSNOW IF VOU'LLH IT MOI2E tEAL" HOti'C VOL) i MRS. QOTfiOCKS PLAIM,VuAUV WAS OMLV A TDV OG HE'DJ BRlMG MAC "TO CAUL A TAy I. I'LL TAKE IT J ISTIC , TUST SET NV DOG? f -SHE THINKS THIS SET ' gETJ SEMSES-- p -TO i POLLY AND HER PALS By Cliff gteiretT iTc-H ,T! 751)" "" I "MK-I MlKrrqiQFl I f HOLD HIM, PAW, HUNGER'S) I Iwrrr'n rr Ftr ) - - . I !JrS,,?P flTHNI SEENAHOTDO&J f DROVE TH1 DERN ID JIT y FOLKS St I ?3UJZtm'V rL'jatd S DELIRIOUS ! -' ' ' tt'EfWbERlNG . . : o r- r- Rentals UNFURNISHED apartment. First 1 class, 4 rooms, garage, beat and water, bee J. u. Newlund. STEAMHEATED apartment tor rent at North Side Apartments. Call 8S9-J. FOR RENT Small farm with buildings aud two creeks. Phono 1F5. 6-ROOM house in country. Electric lights and water. 112 Brockway St. FOR RENT Small house, lor adults. Inquire 875 Hoover St. FOR RENT Nicely (urnished apartment. J. M. Judd. FOR RENT Two five-room mod ern houses. Phone 3F22. MODERN apartments. Kohlhagen Apts. Phone 550, APARTMENT Close In, turniBhed. Adults. Phone 645-J. HOUSE FOR RENT 622 Mill streot. SLEEPING rooms. 630 W. Oak. Financial LOANS We make loans on Im proved city . property, for new construction, Improving or refi nancing. New low Interest rates. Monthly repayment plan. The Umpqua Savings and Loan asso ciation. Poultry ORDER your baby Leghorn roost ers for February 13. S3.00 ner 100. Watzlg Hatchery. Phone 740-J. Typewriters 3BMINQTON TYPEWRITERS and Dalton. Adding Machines, sales and service. Koseburg Book V Store. Phone 690-J. Trade FOR TRADE Radio lor plana Gross ft Hargls. 1 DON'T KNOW, POPPA, I YAM GO NER GET BUSY UOITH ME MAGIC JEEP r-K r H A FINE MEETING tVkCl,'. Work Wanted YOUNG MAN must havo work. College education. Best refer ences. Molvyn Couron, Box 78, c-o News-Review. WANTED Housekeeping by cap able, experienced wumtin. Mrs; 12. WellB, 604 W. Lane. WANTED Housework by day or hour. Aibo plain sewing. Phone 603-J. Situations Wanted YOUNG WOMAN with two chil dren wants housework on ranch. Motherless h o m o preferred. Write p. O. Box 214, Myrtle Creek, Ore. Business Opportunities FOR SALE Beer and lunch. Munchausen Club. (2,250.00 cash; i terms, $2,500.00. Lost and Found LOST Lady's green faLric glove with zipper fastener. Leave at News-Revlow. f TfSKE THE HOOD OFF, WELLINGTON ,OD YOOYv? VJE WERE trS I HrCa6V, YOU LOOK REMEMBER THE M fT FIRW, THEN YOO - V TOO SCAR MOONLIGHT NIGHT6 Sip LEARNED THfsT THERE j I THW j- fBOR0 MY SWPjL VUrVb ft BPiRREL. OF r -' Jms ft PEW YEARS pOf HftMBORGER ' WrmPS Ax ftGOLfCiN?'vl' fBOftRD fSNO YOO ) ' ' MfS0E U0V6 ISV I Wanted WANTED Used 25-20 and 32-20 Winchester rifles. Also a few larger calibers. P. O. Ackley, Gunsmith. ROSEBURG Public library wants December 14 and December 28 is sues of Life Maguzine to com- , plote files. WE ARE BUYING SCRAP iron and steel. Pacific Junk Co., 222 W. Oak St. - Help Wanted MAN tor Coffee Route. Up to $ 15 first week. Automobile flven us bonus. Write Ziinol. 138 Tenth St., Oakland, Calif. WANTED Woman to care for school child In your own home. Write Box 337, c-o Nows-Roview. WANTED Efficient housekeeper. Dox 339, c-o News-Review. . Hay and Grain WANTED TO TRADE Hay for young cow. Dick Valentine, Sulfa-orlln. For Sale, Miscellaneous FOR SALE Two new St. Uelous ', electric brooders, 500-chlck cupa ; city, H6.00. F. R. Cunulngbum, i Glendale, Ore. Phone 362, Uleu ' dale. Ju&i1 urnved, - L'ougoleuui rugs, ; large assortment of patterns, priced special for a few days, i 9x12, 14.96. 222 W. Oak St. FOR SALE Billiard tablo com ' plete, practically new. Cheap. , Bert McDonald, Domino Luucu, L Uleudale, Ore. BUY, SELL or trade .22 rifles, pistols and sholguus. Expert gun ' repairing.. P. O. Acklcy, Gun- smith. FOR SALE Crystal radio set with earphones. $5.00. Fine for In : vallds. 802 W. Washington St. JOHNSON outboard motor twin, nearly now, at speolal low price. E. S. Powell Hardware Store. MILK, grade A pasteurised or raw. . Delivered dally. Umpqua Dairy. Phone tk 8EB your cream weighed and tested. Clyde Adair, Boseburg . Creamery. rOR SALE Second hand leather bed-davenport. Judd's Furniture Store. Furl t-ALhl CHEAP Repossessed refrigerator. Radio ulusic store. 12-rNCH band saw, $16.00. . W. R. : Brown, Stephens and Moshor. STEEL traps, sizes to 4, low prices at Powell's Hurdwure Store. Miscellaneous RADIO DEAD, low volume or whistling? Phono 291 for freo in- : spectlon by Radio Doctors or bring it to 201 Bocond floor Por- ' kinB Bldg. Our work is guaran- ; teed for 90 days. Cecil Miller, ' Lloyd Glllam. FREE If exceBB acid causes you I stomach ulcers, gas pains, hull- . gestlon, heartburn, ' get free j sample Udga, at Chapman's Pharmacy. DISTINCTIVE LETTERHEADS You will bo interested In our dis play of samples, showing latest ideas. News-Review Printing Dept. ROSEBURG Tawnsend Club No. 1 will meat In courthouse 1:80 p. m. Friday, January 22. All mem bers are requested to bo present, matters of importance to all. CATHOLIC . card party Friday night, 8:00, purlth ball. Prixe for every table. Door prise. Refresh ments. Price 25c GLASS, GLASS Get your glaaa out and ground for your ear at Sartra, (lit N. Main St, Phone 661. DANCE Oakland high school, Jan uary 23. RADIO repairing. Rabg. Ml oo trio. Automobiles RELIABLE USED, CARS AT NEWLAND'8, Priced very low. 1933 -Nash coupe, driven only 14, 239 miles by Oliver Newhard of this city. This small coupe will give some lucky person lots of pleasure for little money. $110.00 down will handle. - - . 1930 Bmall Studebakor sedan. New car appearance' and excellent mechanical condition. 6 VV. W. and 6-ply tires. Double awlper, visor and heater. $10.00 down on tills one. Senior six Dodgs. Driven 25,471 tnllos by Mr. Newland and is in wondorful condition. Pricod at 14 Its original cost and very liberal terms can be bad. 116 8. Stephens St. FOR SALE 1926 Bulck 6, rebuilt Into light delivery. Small Shet land pony, gentle fqr children. Phone aftornoonB, 30F15, Don Young, Winchester, "Madatones" hard, smooth ob jocts supposedly fouud only in the Btomachs of white deer or white cows wore reputed to cure ra bios, Placed on wounds, they were said to draw out the infection. . By E. C. Segar WELUN6-T0N,Y00 ftRE THE ONLY MftN ON tftHH EVER UOVfcU HMM-BYTHEWftY, HftGCaY, HOW IS THE HftMBORGER 5T0fNTON WW By Brandon Walsh" OREGON EVENTS FLASHED FROM WIRE SERVICE Loses Way Keeps Head BEND, Ore., Jan. 20. (AP)- Stove Hull didn't lose bis head and make It that much more difficult for searching parties to find him when he became lost while hunt ing coyotes In the stormy Sisters section of tbe Cuscado range.- Iu stead he built a fire and waited. He was fouud three miles from camp. Another party of five also made their way back safely. Rosy for Spud Growers KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Jau 10. (AP) Holders of uiinroxi mately 3,600 carloads of potatoe. In the Klamuth basin apparent!, stood a good chance of rucoivln. $3.50 a bushel today tho hlgbos'. price in years. Cold weather boost, ed the price asked, , Trailer "Squatters" Irk CORVALLIS, Ore., Jan. SO. (AP) Trallor "squuttors" drew the Ire of a few property owners here today. They complained to police that occupants of movable domiciles were tenanting vacant lots, apparently with every Intent to; stay. . Stiwers Plan Cruise PORTLAND, Jan. 20. (API- Senator and Mrs. Frodorlck Stel wer will lenre tomorrow on a two weeks' cruise of tho Currlboiill sea, the Oregonlun's Washington cor respondent said toduy. - Physicians recommended the voyage for the senator, who recently underwent a gall bladder pporatlou. Wants Rooster Back ' 'BEND, Ore., Jan. 20, (AP) I Deputy County Clerk J. A-. Foun tain didn't mind so much that someone took1 three of his hens, but tho theft of a rooster well, how Is ho going to raise prizo poul try on a large Hcno now? Any way, ho offered two nioro hens If the culprit will exchange tho malo bird for them. Property Pool Mounts ' BANDON, Ore., Jan. 20. (AP) Ilundon's property pool neared completion today with nearly fivo blocks of lnnd deeded to trustees who will re-allocute tracts In the planning of a new city to repluce thut destroyed by fire September 26 last. All property will be in cluded in the pool by law aB soon as 75 per cent Is signed over. Neutral in Strike - ' NORTH BEND, Ore, Jan.' 20, (AP) The Coos county chamber of commerce, ill citing losses to Coos county totulllng 1500,000, vot ed to urge Immediate settlement of the maritime tie-up hut did not Today's Cross -Word Puzzle By EUGENE SHEFFER 1 l2Q I 12 13 H 15 Y p 16 W 1 10 III"" rr w mmzi 38 3f HO Wl Tzzzwz'tzzm ZZWZZW "I 1 W I I'M I 1 HORIZONTAL 1 neutlcal . 6 mineral spring 0 guided 12 organ stop la cloth i. measure 34 the gums 15 merchan dise 16 one guilty of a crime 18 confine to one locality 20 military assistant 21 ornamental network 23 looked at tentively 25 Islet in a river 26 Russian craft soci eties 17 glosxy fiber 29 shield or protection S3 pungent condiment 87 parcel of land 38 mental atll- tudo 41 very small 42 free to bo entered 43 thoic who hoard money 4lj ecrten be hind an . altar 47 author of "Mnrlustha Epicurean" ' BO period of ' tlmo ' 61 beverage 62- cach : 53 member of an Algnn quian tribe 64 evil 66 weird VERTICAL 1 at thli time Herewith is the solution to yes terday's puzzle. A!LCl2N&Vi.ci GEiaiNMAiL KrrwEiE CcpirUU. lUt. M Kill rHlWK IfUluu, U BadElDevotfons DR. CHAitLES A. BUWABIia A great part of tbe pleasure and aatlafaotlon In life la due to Its infinite variety. There are no two flowers In all tbe world that are exactly alike, JiiHt as there has never been 'any one person In all' human history like any other person. Bach ne has his own peculiar gift, his own distinct Quality, that sets bim over against any other that has ever lived. The important things In any one'a life are not the tblnga he haa been endowed with but tbe use :hal he makes of such as are lis. Life's rewards and life'f atlsfactlons come from uslni , ulthfully, Intelligently, holpftU , the gifts that it brings U ;b. We would gladly and grate ully acknowledge Thee, O God ui the giver of all our . goo. ,ifls and opportunillea for-eerv ce in Thy kingdom, Oive ui vlsdoiu and understanding and courage to put them tothe best iso. Amen. . . -v t.ke si'ips with 'elhcr faction in volved. The clmnber ' Al9o voted to nk the state hlyhway- commis sion not to share Its funds with alilos. . .' r CITY VISITORS N. K. Fnlrbankn. nf rnnvnnvllln was a busiuOHS vlHilni. :ln tl-fu nllu yesterday.- ,. .. Mrs. Btla . Throne, . of Azalea, snant vMHtprfiiiv in hu . Mtv at tending to business. - ' - Isaac Weaver, of Myrtle .CrCek, attended to bualniins hf.iA fnr a fow hours yosterday. it. unuruath, of Dlxonvtlle, was in town for a few hours yesterday on business.- - . Honry Hobard, of Umpqua; spent sovoral hours in this city yostor duy attouding to business. . A. j. Kltll.lim. nf VlMlhH'p woo In town for a Bhort tlmo yosterday on 1 Robcoo and Uunioll Ball, of Rid dle, were business visitors in tLla city yesterday.' Mr. and Mrs,' R. S. McFall, o( Cumus Vulluy, speqt yostei'day iu tblB city on jiuslneas, 13. W. Frupkiln, of IloodBport, was a business visitor. In this city ' yesterday. ' - ( ' ' Mrs. Wat da Schqsso, Qf yon. callu, shopped and nsUet frjenda In tlila city yostorday. ' ' Leslie Hatfield, of Ollilo, attoml ed to business here for a few hourt yosterday. . Mrs. R. C. Arnold, of Yoncalla, was hero shopping and vlsitn f rlondB yesterday. Mrs. George Adams, - of Cool Junction, snout yesterday in thli city shopping and vii ltlng. Don Cluy, of Canyonyllle, was in town nttondlng to buslnosa tor a few hours yesterday. John Satiey and H. p. Christian, of Diuln, wore businoss visitors In this city for a fow noura yester day. 2 constclla- . tion , 3 diversity . . 4 authorized repreBcnta ' ' tlve 6 for fear that t something studiouBly concealed 7 enter sud denly 8 wholly 0 ghastly pale 10 Out off the final syl- labia 11 reckoned ' logically 17 anaiyte 10 mak a mistake , 21 distant 22 I6n nar row Inlet 24 winged 26 dill 28 suppose 80 gilttir 81 electrified particle sample; pan i stutrcd olive 36 balanced 80 being In tha most ab tract sensev 38 minute openings la tno skin 30 musical drama 1 40 pinnacle of ico 41 crossbeam , 44 wcaporl used in fcm'lng1 46 small dual! tlty i 48 biblical name 40 hardy per ennial ' caieal greet