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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. ORECON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 28, 1937. SEVEN NEWS-REVIEW " Cbuified Aik. Phone 100 ' NATfcO Blnle Insertion, per word . ... , 1o Oh week, par word , , to One month, per line , , . 11.00 Minimum charge 15c Cod (or tbii Due will be accept- ed until 11 a. m. of the day ol pub lication. The Newe-Berlew assumes no responsibility (or end In no way gurentee the financial reaponsl bUlty or integrity of the advertis ' an in the classified columns. Read ere are urged to make full tarest! gatlon before lending money la re sponse to advertisements. The Hewe-Bevlew reserves the right to reject objectionable adrer tlaing. It further reserves the right to classify all advertising under the proper classification. Livestock FOR SALE Husky ' plea,-'' S4.00 each and broajl sow. Now Hump shire pullets,' starling to lay. Largo size coal brooder Btove. ,' 2nd bouse on Happy Valley road, '4-mile off Pacific highway. FOR SALE 12-weoks-old pigs. A young brood sow. One 18-mouths- old Jersey lienor. U..S, liommun, Melrose. 1 FOR SALE 29 lO-veoks-old pigs, $4.50. A. H. Marsh, Rt.' 2, Box 93B, Just past Overland Orchard TWENTY-ONE choice (oodor hogs (or sale. W. T. Wright, Days Creek, Oregon. FOR SALE 4 pigs, eight weeks old. 53.60 each. 13111 Boone, ' Brockway, Ore. WEANLING plgB for sale r Fisher. Phone 26F3. Fred Financial LOANS We niHKe , loans on lm. Droved cltv nroDerty. for new construction, improving or refl-j nanclng. New low Interest rates. Monthly repayment plan. The Umpqua Savings and Loan asso ciation. . ' POPE YE . V ' . v-.v-'-;", ; ByE.C.Segar; DONtT VOO TOOCH THAT I V I WONOtR SF I I I I 7 '. I I " 1 fT T TTTfw" ItArNGlC FLUTE-VLL WLLj IT WUA. WORK ) SiNJJ A f ' SG&h vw vj BgRV " "'; '' ' ' ' " ' llTTLE ANNIE ROONEY 1 - By Brandon Walsh I GEE.KIEPTUME - IT MAKES ME FEEL GLAD I IlOOAT THE DEAR AS THE TRUE I . . . f MV STARS 'LET THAT MULE ALONE ) W' HONEST. I'M TERPl6ly S ' ALL OVER CAUSE VOU AIM'T SICK NO LITTLE 6IRI SHE'S SHAKESPEARE K I FOR A FEW" MINUTES - VOUR . S -1 HUNSRy, BUT I FORGOT I I - ' MORE - MOW VOU EAT SOOD -AW K- HOVERING AROUND I SAID -" SWEET y Vs. Ll I LUNCH IS GETTING COLDER ) - WAS CAUSE NEPTUNE J LOOK NIC AN' STRONG LIKE A J NEPTUNE LIKE A MERCV IS VPL- r "THAN A) LAMDLORDS J '""i IS WELL AGAIN GEE , f V L -7 MULE OUGHT TO LOOK: fZ, ., Ill HEN' WITH ONE I NOBILITY'S F- 1 1 XTST i ( HEART r 'I ' V AIN'T IT GRAND ? C ,, -ilililill, CHICK -SHE JUST TRUE JS Hi AAWWAS j-oVl V . . I TILLIE THE TOILER ' , By Rus WestoT I foH.HAC,l"JE BEEN VvAITIMQ FOR VoU- VJAMtl I C EtaTAI M LV I LOVlE HIM , BUT tT'S A. t 1 1 'VJE SOT g. IVEAW- PISHT NEyr To Vour. I TD tnwiH THAT UETTEI2 I TATaXED TO RtEAD DIPPERENT MO OF L-OAJE A BeAUTIF-UU T XtSHT & iTTSEn I , "B Mau IT'S SQ TQUCHlNg IM 5EMT1MENT, I UCME I'LL. (SNE tU THE LETTER ANO VOU HERE J7tr 4 (f rA Fore. AJ-i. I yjAMT-ycxj TO HEAE IT ON READ tT, YOUVSEflF THEM NtAVBB ) 1 C VSm I . I V VI ! V WHy should usTE voua.L uMDEra- j y yTiOSsX Vs CvAk i L tHL 75 A LETTOTO. TAMD rf&b f vaEi L. OklAV I 7xA YlP? jCf-rv You Fra-OM some J -V1? w6LS 0Kay- $jyAWft I n .o.VSf P J OTHEI2. cSUy ? AMtJ 7 T fWB ' VAIHEWSTHB IUfi t Wf". j POLLY AND HER PALS By Clif f Sterrett - HEAR. A JUDGE BDii I lLXM&mmZgWSjh I f WAL.WHEN SHE WtWSh I DIDN'T NOTICE OUR TRAILER VUH FIFTY SNiACKERS NOPE WE WUZ WHEN TH' MISSUS SERVES T'-tM I '1L rWUZN'T LO0WNVr;7i: I VWUZ BASSIN1 THROUGH ATDWN WNS.N0TFERiT0ESSMOOSHIN' ( SOME O1 HER BREAKFAST BUNS MM I I DiD UKE I ALIUS) M AND' Je KIA8 BUNS SPEEDIN', I HOPES !JALONG MOD'RATE V.. SHE'S SO PROJD OF I ll C C DOES AT HOME, If L 5 i9S$SD LrT,.7?Mi5EE p Rentals CLEAN, furnished, trout apart ment. Lights, w;-.ter, garage. Adults. 116.00. 628 So. Pine. 5-BOOM house In country. Electric lights and water. 112 Brockway BL FOUR-ROOM furnished flat Adults. 416 South Plus UreeL FOR RENT Small house , (or adults. Inquire 876 Hoover SL MODERN apartments. Apt. Phone 660. Kohlbagen APARTMENT Close In, furnished. Adults. Phone 646-J. FURNISHED apartment, 424 Floed, corner Mill. ' SLEEPING rooms. 630 W. Oak. Wanted WE ARE BUYING SCRAP Iron and steel. Pacific Junk Co., 222 W. Oak St. . Situations Wanted WANTED Position as physician's office assistant. : Experienced in office methods, eioc-ro therapy, laboratory and X-ray. Box 463, Medford, Ore. Hay and Grain BALED oats and vetch J ay. Call at the Variety Store, Sutherlin, Ore gon. Fuel DRY, old growth fir, 4-tior lots, at J2.50 per tier, call 141' 13. Poultry WANTEDS Whlto Holland torn for breeding. Also 2 Red.Bourbon toms for breeding. Ada J. Denn, 1 Comas' Valley, Ore. - Trade FOB TRADE Radio (or piano. OrosB ft Hargla , X .v : For Sale, Miscellaneous FOR SALE 198.50 oil circulator heater, at a bargain. Has been used only 5 times. Also new liu- dlant oil heater, $56.00. Write Box 82, c-o News-Review, FOR SALE Oregon bottom heat, electric brooder, 600 to 600 capa city. Also Majestic range. A. H. Marsh, Rt. 2, Box 93B, Just past Overland Orchard. . . . SPITZENBERO, Newtown apples, 25c and 60c. Mile south Eden' bower school. P. E. Beaver. ' MILK, grade A pasteurised or raw. Delivered daily. Umpqua Dairy. Phone 88 SEE your cream weighed and tested. Clyde Adair, Eosebnrg Creamery. MAYTAG washers Snlos end sot'J vlco. Radio Music Store. FOR t-ALE CHEAP Repossessed refrigerator. Radio Music Store. FOR SALE Darby wheels for Fordson. Farm Bureau Exchange. USED wa6hors and used Radio Music Store. FOR SALE 3 tower tanks, 11 gauge, about 2500 gal, in all. Now. 140.00. 608 N. Main St., Roseburg. Umpqua Welding Works, 527 N, Jackson. GUNS See the newest big game rifles,, Winchester model 70 In 220 Swift and 30-06 calibres at . Churchill Hardware Co. FOR SALE -CHEAP Usod West ern Electric washer. C. W. Groves & Son. Medical Arts Bldg. ',' FOR SALE Stock trailer, $15.00 cash. Inquire Roy Johnson, Eden bower, lit, 2, Box 87A. FOR BALE Kitchen range, cheap. 628 S. Pine St. Work Wanted YOUNG woman with two children wants housework on ranch. Motherless home preferred. Write P. O. Box 214, Myrtle Creek, Ore. Typewriters 1HMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and Dalton Adding Machines, sales and service. Roseburg Book Store. Phone 590J. Automobiles CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH USED CARS , 1936 CHRYSLER 6 SEDAN. 1934 PLYMOUTH 8-DOOR. 1933 PLYMOUTH SEDAN. 1934 PONT1AC SEDAN. 1931 PONTIAC SEDAN. 1930 FORD SEDAN. 1930 ESSEX SEDAN, 1929 ESSEX COUPE. 1931 CHEVROLET COUPE. . ' 1931 BU1CK 4-PASS. COUPE. ' 1932 CHRYSLER SEDAN. 1929 OLDSMOlllLE COUPE. 1926 DODGE SEDAN. MANY OTHERS. BOB BARRET MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH SALES & SERVICE MOTOR SHOP OARAGE USED CAR LOT ACROSS FROM MONTGOMERY WARD. YOU won't be disappointed with a car you buy from Buddy Harris The Willys Dealer, Reconditioned ft guaranteed We believe our prices aro the . lowest ill Hub community. . 1935 Plymouth Sedan Deluxe. Priced very low. New 1937 Ford Tudor Deluxe, ' $60.00 discount. The owner had no uso (or this ' car, so left it with us to sell. 1936 Willys Sedan, used as a demonstrator and inporfect con dition, big discount. At Newland Garage, 110 S. Steph ens. Miscellaneous ANYONE wishing to take advan tage. Now offored by the govern- mem. For a sanitary toilet which ' is built and Installed by the WPA free nf charge, with all new improvements, for the ac tual cost of material. Write Route 1, Box 2; or phone 285-J, - Roseburg. AT ONE cent each' we Bell used magazines. Reference books. "Name This Child," and other dictionaries of given names for rent. Fiction Library, 308 North Stephens street', west of Junior High School building. NOTICE 1( your car needs rofiu isbing, we have the (acuities to uo It now as well as later and possluiy more time. Good ma terials that protect and stand up be wise get it done uow. Mm pay's Auto Paint Shop, cornel Oak and Stephens, in Spaugu Bldg. DON'T blame the radio, It muy be sick. Call Radio Doctors tor free inspection. All work guaranteed (or 90 days. Phone 294, Room 201, cecoud floor, Perkins Bids'. Cecil Miller, Lloyd Gilliam. COME out to the "Get Acquainted ' Cluu." Every Friday, Maccabee Hall. Members 25c and 10c. Good time. Good music. GLASS, GLASS Get your glass cut aud ground (or your car ai Barn's, 623 N. Main St. Phon. 663. RADIO repairing Rang. Klcctrn CUP AND SAUCER lo Cups and saucers, In flowered china or glass. One of the many bargains offorod yon this weok at uarrs nig lo sale, uiassware, china, tinware, notions, toys and books for the kiddles, etc., etc Buy any of those specials ut regular 'price and wo sell you anothor ono lllke It for Just lo more, Make your penuies count at can's. Aiiv. In Canberra, new capital of Aus- ( iraua, mnn caunoi uo uvnou uy m-. umauais uui muy uu iuubuu uum the government for 99 yours. Youth Is creeping up on 60-year- !old R. L. Downing, of Enid, Okla., ' who lias discarded IiIb giusscs and ' now Is cutting his third Bet of teotli. Downing formerly could not read the streamer lino on a nows- papcr without his glasses. The chancos of a movlo extra wiunliiK fame as a star are one in 100,000! Only 13 lucky extras ol l,- 300.000 who roglstorou witn tne I central casting bureau at Holly wood have advanced to stardom. I Yet daily the casting office 1b be sieged by between 35,000 and 50, I 000 extras. "Miracle Mother" of Sextuplets If . S i IT Bcemlngly frightened by the camera which she hsd never seen before, this woman of Punjab, India, who gave birth to sextuplets, five of whom ere living, poses in her best clothes and jewels. One of India's "untouch ebles," she lives with her brood in a home with mud walls and thatched roof. ,Hundreds of natives ere making a pilgrimage to the "miracle mothnx." Sob Story Snagged rA. W ' ' -V T , 7 John Martarella's moving tale of living for two weeks In tbs New York City subways with his wife moved Manhattan's hsrdbolled cops, who raised eight dollars among them to feed him and his wife, who is about to become a mother. Relief officials claim that Martarella and his wife! lived at the homo of his mother, and that they are entitled te relief if Martarella would take the trouble to claim it.' 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