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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARYS, 1937. SEVEN NEWS-REV1EW CUMified Ada. Phone 100 ' RATES Blnflt lDMtttoB, par wort,.,,, U On week, er wont fee Ob month, per Una, ,, , 11-00 Minimum charge 6c Covt (or this mis will be aooepl- 4 until U a, m. ol tb day pub Ueatlon. To Newa-BeTiew asaumea no responsibility for and In no wajr guarantee the financial responsi bility or Integrity of tns advertis er in the olasaifled column. Head an ar urged to make lull lavaatl gatloa kefora a ending money la rs apopaa to advertisements, Tha Newa-Bevlew reserves tha right to reject objectionable adver tising. It further reaerraa tha right to classify ail advertising under tha proper classification. Limtock WANTED TP DUY Cowa, (resh or to Ireaheu thla month. Give price and location. Also Hunt beef bulls, cauuer cows. Veal. Write L, Wells, Eugene-Springfield Auto Camp, Koute 2, Eu gene, Ore. . FOR SALE 6 Jersey cowa, fresh and coming fresh. On Curry Es tate, close to golf club, lion 9213, Koute 2, E. A. Lee. FOUND 2 horBos, brown and gray. Owner plouse call Carl An derson, Melrose mar,, uox .lui, FOR SALE OR TRADE Young varmint hounds, $10.00 each. Clarence Johnston, Riddlo. WANTED Gentle work horse, 1000 to 1200 pounds. J. F. Staf ford, Oakland. FOR SALE 29 10-weeks-old pigs, 14.50, A. H. Marsh, Wilbur-Gur. den Valley road. FOR SALE O. I. C. boar, -100 pounds. Roy Conley, Myrtle . Creek. FOR SALE Coming 2-year mare, gentle, $75.00. Ed Hoover, Olalla. WANTED To buy range cows. Box. 85, c-o News-Review.- MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE Arriving at THE POOE, MVB IS JUST IM TIME TO -FIND GOOD HEAVENS! MH0UTE5 TO TWELVE. I UOH PER IP HE KWOWS THE SECRET COMBINATION SSGfmiijBT- -r Tpu?) II 3lS BE NEEDIN6 SOU MORE I IN6, ME. BRAD- J NOTICED IT WAS VlTVA IS ' ' yE2' MCft TORDy-. AJ ANDREW , BEAD- ' FOR.R THE' OLD -CLOCK WHICH CONCEALS IADV AIN5LEY3 S.fE. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES 1 WOOUDNT TEU fcOB SO, Suit feEfc IfcN'T T FUN, CORA,? WASHTUBBS ; Reeee-venge! ,' . By Crane '. ', '. 1 : -J HM VOli AREN'T SATISFIED WPTH MAKING 1 f TAK-E THAT,VOU T ) il Wttl OH, HOW 1 HATE THAT SUVf OH, IF ONLY ) I f LeH WHAT'S THS? --JTsTiS JGSSUP'S SHOW A SUCCESS.ANO CAUSING BLANk.ETV-BLA.NKEp) THERE WAS SOME WAV TO GET EVEN. J , .1. Ov J I'A TO LOSE MONEV. OH,NO YOU . SO AND SO! AND VV i , ... .. ., ... -w V -X. 1 VfgSTEAl MVoa -Ajny T7 4 ' F-'V- J I Ti l I 1 N iij IT I V t TTl TnTrArm1 I M 1 1 1 tf ' fi)1 brim FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS What's This? By Blossei TtoWl , M CHILD,-rtou'LL ) S, UHCLE CEORIC, AMD j puAPrr-tuio TSZ."JruircirgMc-ir.e.g a1' pipEWT '' HE'U. 'moTOWI....A YOUTH ' BE LEAVIHQ SOON, ) X'VE HAD A &EUQHTFLIL. f j M'CSOOSEY BO...lM fl QtirTE R3WD OF , U Q0IW3 TO ( puj'D oar FDPJGET ) ISN'T CONSCIOUS t YOUkWOW,' J. VISIT.' I'VE EW JOYED J j AREIbO PLAN- AFRAID YOU...UWUSUALL.Y-I1. 1 REVeAI. ME OF THE MOON UNTlU ' Vrt EVERY MIWOTE ', MIN3 TO CORPE- HE VAJN'T So, IN FACT, IF ) ' LE J YbURTRUE EWOL)G.w WHO VERY HE HAS HIS RRST X' n (' 1VO -' TuIntThT HENDS MPTOMS-- ) Bars LIKE BEFORE HB !( .r EVER HAPPENS TO lrs ;',- nf f I A Tl you leae) WAWr Mcon to keep , C?t . L . ft P T I XZ, C.aR f BACt V") "TO BE MILES fl fT FROM REMIND- ' Cyky ' 1 FOR SALE 3 hogs, 125 pounds each. Perron Bros., Brockway. TEAM of horses for sale. Hens, Ureeu, Austin road. HIGHLAND Shepherd pups sale cheap. Phone 14F41. for KentaJa FOR RENT Modern bungalow, 8 - rooms and bath, nicely furnished, fireplace. Wayside Shop, Garden Valley Blvd. WILL PAY cash rent for small farm, vicinity of Roseburg. Bon 87, c-o News-Review. 6-ittJOM house in country. Electric lights and water, 112 Brockway St. APARTMENT Close in, furnished. Adults. Phone (H6-J. MODERN apartments, Kablhagen AptB, Phone 650. FURNISHED apartment. 424 Floed, coiner Mill. SlX-ROOM house, partly furnished Phone 455-R. SLEEPING rooms. 630 W. Oak. MiaceDaneout GLASS, GLASS Get yaur glass cut and ground tor your ear at Sard's, 533 N. Main St. Phone 658. RADIO repairing. Babg. Blootrlo. Trade TRADE Traps, for hogtlng store wood. Call at 541 Fowler St. FOR TRADE Radio tqr piano Gross & Hargla Financial INVESTMENT Man wanted to In vest $1500 to $2000 la own bus! uess. Close cooperation with six ty-year-old manufacturer rated -vAl. Potential business in this - market in excess of one hundred ' thousand dollars per year. Re plies confidential. :Box 341, c-o News-Review. IT'S FIVE .THAT CAN l4HJ I PARDON ME, MI2. BRAD- ) inn EE ...THAT'S SPLENDID f THIS SUDDEN ' ...... BEFORE I GO, ALLOW ME f MSa!l' FORD.&UT YOUR AUNT 111 IRI . NEWS, MI05 NOKTH - BUT , I CONCERN FOR. I TO ADJUST THE CLOCK. TO I (ItOJll SEEMS TO BE FEELING .11 M , HADN'T VOU BETTER RETURN M VOUR AUNT THE PROPER. TIME ... PERA,fl i Gitill I L SOMEWHAT BETTER? lit Jf j TO WPe P.EDS1DE.. SHE'LL J IS SURPRIS" HAPS OU,TOO, HAD WaM CHMLV OBOIST SHA4 IS COMFORT ABLE'. U ,Vf lVZ 6NOfttO ,Ht flifl PMiOOVi 1 1 I sayawa UYttt HOUSE CAR I OOM'T SUE HOU1 II WAA 60VK16 TO ORVV1E Y&WjlrA TH0U6WT TWKT WfrA J i I W M I IW.THE WORD A,ROOViO TVfc SWTORE BOOT& ,TPV.K' W .JIP5 I lll'll'l X- nJk . HE'S 6CHN& TO Bl: E3r HE &VEEt' rW5 IT7.il La---llUi , - HgBWWa mow iittfiTO.. . fmi- . u'jv i ti & i i trim i i i i n Help Wanted ABLE MAN Distribute circulars; run lucnl coffee agency. Earnings up to $200 in a muntb. Ford giv en producer as bonus. Complete outfit seut; no money risk. De tails free. Write Zanol, 198 Tenth St., Oakland, Calif. WANTED Two neat appearing young women, age 20 to 30 years, to do special sales work. Must have sales experience, tree to travel. See Mr. Johnson, Rose Hotel, Tuesday, Room 402. WANTED Experienced farm hand. Alverne Holm, Oakland, or apply 417 Fowlor -St., Roseburg. WANTED Middle-aged, woman for uuuauwum, uu uuiue iiiguis. aiii Corey Ave., or phone 290-L. WANTED Experienced girl for housework. Must be good cook. Phone 46F3. Automobile FOR SALE Ford V-S Deluxe coupe, $350.00 cash, Al's Place, Myrtle "Creek. A Clever Move 'VV 1 , Real Estate FOR SALE 160 acres, 30 acres tillable, good log house, water piped in house, on good road. If you aro looking for a place to start a poultry ranch or a place to run a lew sheep better Inves tigate this one. Price $1600.00. Bruce Real Estate Company, Myrtle Creek, Ore. FOR SALE 8-roora house on Douglas St. 7-room house on S Main St. -5-room ho.-.se on E. 2nd Ave. N. For rent Small house, partly furnished, $10.00 por month. See Mr. Wood, 509 N. Jackson St., Roseburgt FOR SALE OR TRADE 10 acreB near Olalla, all new buildings, woven .wire, young family orch ard; 10 acres' in cultivation. All clear, $1200.00; or trade for clear, in or near Roseburg. G. W. Young & Son. FOR SALE OR TRADE 160 acres of land, near Roseburg. Timber, brush and grazing land. Will trade for anything. What have' you? For further information write Box 340, c-o Nows-Rovlew. Bub Gets Porky By Martin For Sale, MitceQaneoua FOX typewriter,- standard key board, tzo.oo; Westmgbouse elec tric ruuges, $16.00 to ' $20.00 ; etectrie wushers, $15.00 to $18.00; Ij-luch fire hose, 50 feel long, ti.au; dresser,,, fcu.oU to (Si.uu. Burr's Furniture Store, 333 L'ass St. Phone 25-J. FOR SALE Cast Iran heating stove, coal or wood. Just the thing for these coid dayd. Wilt sell at your price. Hurry up. Chi Wnyslde Shop, Garden Valley . Blvd. ! FOR SALE 8 storage tanks about 2500 gul. In all, 40.00, 608 N. Main, or Umpqua Welding Wits., 627 N. Jackson, Roseburg. MuKESSON'S Chest rub. You get more. It 1b better and costs less at Richardson's Urug Store. FOR SALE Logging team und equipment and farm machinery. Box 86, c-o News-Roview. FOR SALE Good dry ear corn, $30 per ton. Hugh Harrison. Phone 447, Roseburg, Ore. MILK, grade A paataurtiea or raw, Delivered dally. Umpqua Dairy, Phone la. SEE your cream weighed and tested. Clyde Adair, Roaeburg . Creamery. FOR SALE! Kitchen range, cheap. In excellent condition. 623 Mill St. MAYTAG washers Sales r.nd Ber vico. Radio Music Store. FOR t-ALE CHEAP Repossessed refrigerator. Radio uluslo Store. USED washers and used radios. Radio MubIo Store. FOR SALE Small saw mill. Roy Conley, Myrtle Croek. Situations Wanted WANTED Pormnnont position ns housekeeper, by lady with 6-year old boy. Write Mrs. Gladys Ow- lngs, Grants Pubs, Ore., Route 3, . Box 210. Lou and round LOST Spotted female bound In Bald mountain country. Phone 33F14. LOST Man's pigakln glove, Please leave at News-Review. Wanted WANTED One boy or girl In each 1 community lu Douglas county to report Bpeciul community nowo Items or the Farm Bureau Forum ovor KRNR. Mildred Shoudy, c-o Farm Bureau Ex change, Box 827, Roseburg. ' WANTED To rent small place In country, garden, chickens. Box 84, c-o News-Review, WANTED To rent or buy, 1 .pair 60-incn snow snoes. osuj u. Douglas. WANTED 32-20 empty shells, C. U Wilson, Aiyrtio uroeu. WANTED Dry cordwood. Douglas Prune Growers. Phone 318. Typewriter OBM1NSTON TYPEWRITERS and DaltoB Adding Machines, aalea and service. BoeeDurg tfoo Store. Phone 6KOJ. Poultry CHICK BUYERS We produce chicks under Oro.-U. S. R. O. P. strict supervision. Buy , wisely. Gont s Leghorns. Froe catalog. 100 Pullarm freo, 6 years. Only our own old hens and pedigreed males, 275 to 350 eggs, dams' records, used. Try Gont's Leg horns for choice et'gs. Route 1, Eugene. POULTRYMBN Wo are now cetving orders for chicks Whlto Leghorns, Rocks and Reds. Also custom ugtcniug. coous union ery, Roseburg, Ore. - Hay and Grain 61-TONS No. 1 vetch and out hay. Phone 16F21. By Thompson and Coll HOLLYWOOD. Calif., Feb. 6,-- (AP) Uen Berule, the old maestro, joined the ranks of battling band leaders laBt night by knocking out an asserted nuuoyer in the midst of a dance and radio program at the Cocoanut grove. It was a one-punch bout, wit nesses said, with the victim requir ing 80 mluutoB to be revived. Bernle suld he was leading his "lads" In a musical number when a, man In the throng of dancers neared the band stand and ribbed 111 nr about the cigar In his mouth. Reruie s cigar Is as much a part of his trademark as his "yowsali." He admitted he was irritated, but was willing to overlook the ridi cule. A few moments later, ho assert ed, the dancing annoyer approach ed again, this time calling him harsher names. Guy dluers-out in the movie colony night spot saw Bernle step down from the stand and uncork a left hook to the chin. The man fell. . Tho band leader's knucklcB were 8kiuned und two fingers sprained. HiB opponent identified himself as naval officer on leave, and de parted after expressing his apolo gies, attendants reported. That a one punch Wmchell didn't get first," Joked Bernle later. SUTHERL1N SUTHERLIN, Feb. 6. Mr. and Mrs. itoyal Abeene were business visitors In lloseburc on Wednes day. Mrs. Alva- Manning and her daughter, Catherine,' shopped In Roseburg Wednesday. Miss Cath erine, wno has been nttending the NoitliwDstorn School of Commerce in Fortlund, hus been home (or the past ten days with trouble caused (rom nil ln(ected tooth. She will return shortly. 1 Mias jjale ureen, who is taking nurses' training in Portland bus had an oporntlon on her (oot at Portland und is convalescing nice ly. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith, who have been living in lloseburg (or the pust two years have moved buck to their own residence in Siitliuilln. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Hose, who . (ornierly occupied the house huve moved to the Harfey house. Mr. nnd Mrs. Art Smith have ro- conlly inirchnBcil tho Abuene place and liavo moved Into tho house re cently occupied by lloyal Aboene, Mr, uml Mrs. Huyal Abeene are living ut the Theuo pluce. Mrs. 7, mmennnn and small baby have returned (roui tho hosplUiL.at Rosoburg und nro stuylne with Mr. and Mrs. HudoK DavlB. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Rose, Jr., are the proud paronts o( n boy woigjiing nine pounds born on Thosday morning ut the homo ot Mrs. itose' mother, Mis. wuni. This Is the socond child und has boon named Hobby. Mr. nnd Mm. O. 11. Lohno, who havo been visiting tliolr son, My ron, at their ranch at Fair Ouks, (or several woeks, loft for Pasco, Washington, the first ot the week. Mr. und Mrs. C. U. Stanley, ot West Fir, Ore., have been the house gliosis of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Francis (or the past week. Tnoy Powerful HORIZONTAL 1, 7 The political "strong man" Of Cuba, 13 Oat grass. - 14 Stir. )6To bury, 17 Sand hill. IB To scorn to accept. 20 Not ony. 21 Behold. 22 Wrong deal. 24 Like. 28 Musical note. 20 You and mc. 27 Tiny vegetable. 20 Electrical term. 31 God of war. 32 Orient. 84 Torn. BS Object. 36 Conjunction. 37 At that time, 38 Pound. Answer to mma merle pigfba SSI li?pj iJsbeItoPs 1t SC M oUolrlaE RIEC pTilClTlUlftlElSI 45 Typical. B0 Note in Scale. Si Choir. 53 Swift. 64 RootstockV 58 Deeds. 68 Replaces. 60 He is ot stall of the Cuban army. 61 Ho caused the 's removal 40 Compass point, 41 Thing. 42 Senior. 43 Typo standard VERTICAL 1 Vulgar fellow. 2 Immature seed. jf1 I L, 1 in lb-- - 38 'Fn5 r fl1 a it riiicil"inill- bT rn 59 1 1 I I 1 1 H I Hrtn left (or their home on Wednesday. Mrs. Henry Ueuley la at BQse burg caring (or ber daughter, Mm. Plenum, wno recently gave blrtu tu a baby girl, The baby wa bora on otiiuraay. Mr. and Mra. A. Bteuer ero Koseburg vlBltors on Monday. The east bus o( the Butherlln school Is still unablo to cover ita complete trip, the children being transported by Lloyd Thompson from tbe district above bin). The Uooper, Frailer, Flory and Uarpor (amines being the ones on tbe Im passable road, Tbe west bus has oeen unable to come In since (he (list of the week when trees (ail ing and bridges washing out icado the road Impassable. Tbe cream truck belonging to tbe local plant and being driven by Bob Bailey was caugot in tue heavy snow at Kollogn and cannot be moved. The driver, who Uvea In Sutherlln, was unable to get in touch with his peo ple (or two duys, linos being down and roads washed ouL Mrs. A. Steraor was a Sunday visitor at the home ot Mr, and Mrs. . W. J, snupe. Mr. gnupe, who baa been In poor health (or several weeks Is Improving rapidly. Joe Chamberlain, who' spent the week-end with bis parents, Mr. and ' Mrs, U. T. (Jhainberlaln, Is proudly displaying the unKorin o( "corn- ' oral," a promotion he gained white attending school at .Carvallls. Mrs, W. O. Glldersleeve la re ported to be quite 111 at ber home east ot town. Mrs. Warren Coleman and baby daughter, born about a month ago, returned home last week. Mrs. Arthur Weber has been ill with the (lu but la Improved. SOUTH DEER CREEK SOUTH DEEH CREEK, Feb. 6 A crew or six neighbors and friends went up to the D. M. Smith place on Brushy Butte Wednesday where there Is about three foot of snow to move tbe hay (rom his barn that had collapsed under the weight ot the snow, to adjoining sheds. Considerable damage has been done to tbe roads In the commun- . Ity (rom the severe weather the post week. j . A 4-H Livestock club has. beon organized at the local ,Bc'hool with Albert Knrchery- Byron McKean, Richard Qlllldm, Hlirlan Melton, and Bernard ColdBam. Stewart Hall is acting as club leader. Other clubs formed are taking sewing and forestry, being led by;. Miss Taggart, the teacher, ln the dis trict. ! !; ' w'; . Mrs. Volndy :MbKeahdnd . daugh ter Waitha Gay have Wie'rt'11: With the lnt'luentn. ' A dance was held laBt Saturday for the purpose oC raising funds for the purchase ot some - new chairs (or tho grange hall. Earl Duncan, who baa been un der tho doctor's care suffering from a misplaced vertabrue In hit ' buck, caused (rom slipping with 0 bale, of hay, Is somewhat Improved. Mr. und Mrs. Huey Vuu Horn, who huve been working and re siding 011 the Rainbow dairy, have moved to Roseburg.' Wm. Bailey Is rapidly disposing ot his apple, crop, finding a good demand (or his (rult. Uennle Melton has, been ubsont frqm high school the past (ew days on uccount pi it severe cold.--- Henry Weber o( the Oregon bak ery has purchased tho Embree pluce located on Brushy Dutte. o. During the- fiscal year ended June 80, last year, 43,G1B,B94 packs ot playing cards were manufac tured In tbe United States. Politician Previous JPuwle 18 Tone B, 19 Back of neck. 22 To wander. , 23 Dressed hides. 25 His army runs 26 Small birds. 28 Residue of Are. 30 He advocated a - tax. 1 81 Bugle plant. 33 Baking dish. 8 Cotton fabric. 37 Exchanges.. 4 Unit. 5 North America. S Drinks dog fashion. 7 Tiresome Tree. 42 Vampire. 44 Chinese -sedge 46 Sea eagle. 47 To pant. 48 Above. 49 Italian coins. person. 8 Note in scale. 50 Horse's neck hairs. 61 Membranous ' bag. 52 Cravat. 54 Thick shrub. 63 Hops kiln. 57 Preposition. 69 Jumbled type. 9 Wayside hotel. 10 Portico. 11 Rigid. 12 Form of ' 15 Ragged garment. 'be.' r riAlBTRlOIAlO -m 1? 1 11 I 4