ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1937.
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Livestock
TWO good' saddle horses for salo.
Some more good, gentle wurk
vhurses. Two 4-year blacks, JuHt
alike. And some 5 and 6-year-olds.
Several others to pick
from. Wagon and harness (or
sale. Walter Saukoy, 7 miles
west of Wilbur.
SHEEP WANTED To buy u cur
load of breeding ewes or stock
sheep. See John Rohr, or V. J.
Philippi, Grand Hotel.
FOR SALE 3 young Broke horses,
1600, 1400 and" 800 pounds.
Jouaio Jones, Myrtle Crock.
60 YOUNG ewes wltu iambs, Oood
sheep and a good buy. Ernost D.
Wade Store, Elkton, Ore.
GOOD ll-weelcs-old piKB, weighing
40 to 60 pounds, $1.00. A. 11.
Doerner, Melrose Rt.
WHITE brood sow for sale, $25.00.
' Charlie Hurd; Clark's Branch
Road, Dillard.
WILL, GIVE away bird dog, 2
months old. R. Stevenson, Happy
' Valley.
FOR SALE 2-year-old roan Ilur
.; ham bull, joiui Conloy, Myrtle
Creek.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS , Ch'" : ',1" ,! ;' ;' . jfr
RfsHE MILES' aS TcL wi r JR HR T AWOTHER GIRL. UMTIL. I DO ' M : AS I USEDTD BE.AMD X AMD SAYIWS -HAT,THE 7ft
1 - Miffs AWAY I OkSJU kfSrf y - 3 HW 'F 1 M f, I ?OMT BPUHCB 4CK BBJTOLt? MAM WALKED :
PtSOBABLY HAS R3R- SYSTEM , rr'S WHERE WE Mfr V" s OVtCR. IT j BUT I yfmfy iHOROPPEtj STROXIMS HIS LCHQ , - grfj
'y Jl "ns P,CKiC" p ' - ''''"""i-lPlM " it ZW'
MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE
MO, LANE -AO.' VOU CAN'tX , fVCHi WILW REMOVE I
-VAKETHE CLAWV. I'LL TO ) THAT GAUNTLET..
ANVTHINft VOLI ASK., OHIS J I OR I'LL MAK.EJ
-1 POM'T... , VcjOODMV
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
BOV,OH BCW '.TttW THERE
SURtWA S OE
OF VM'S j.
WASH TUBBS Stop That Train! , By Crane
f'TWEM IT aisit TRUE EASY, tSaT OF COURSE ITl.Vv - " HECK, I SEE IT ALL) fSURE Y THAT GOL DURN, BLANKETy FORGET " UPV I rVilt' )
wcAiMoiaorewr rVrrrSjB, & - no; whyA now. bow he lied. J blankep, oily-tonguep hoot) rr the ( ntTWUM
WE PIPN'TVW0W JONES OW- I GOTTEE MINO TO y PROBLEM
Ti-Kg-JHAT OIL WIUPSKf ySiL -4 EVEN KNOW) I IE ft TOME j SO BACK AN' KING HIS NOW , IS V ' (i T
WANTED Graue Dull yearling or
two-year-old beef type preferred.
Give particulars. Bert Weekly,
Myrtle Creek.'
VETERINARIAN Di H. B. Keith.
322 E. 2nd Ave. N. Fhoue 359-R.
8-WEEKSOLD pigs, $4.00 " eacfi.
T. C. Buckle, Melrose Route.
FOR SALE Four horses. Owen's
Meat Market, Roseburg.
WANTED Day-old calves. Walter
"Saukey, Wilbur, Route 1. .
FOR SALE 3 young mares. S." A.
Laurance, Olalla.
Help Wanted
OLD LINE Legal Reserve life In
surance compuuy writing life,
group, health and accident in
surance wants local full or part-
' time agent.- Homo office. Per
souul instruction uud field help
in selling. Direct mall advertis
ing and local leads. Address Box
352, c o News-Review. All replies
confidential.
WANTED Logging teuin. Either
contract or day work. 305 E. 2nd
Ave. S., G. D. Sanders.
WANTED A man to work on
ranch. C. R. Springer, Anchor.
WANTED At once. Lady coolt.
' Azalea Hotel, Azalea, Ore.
Work Wanted
SOBER industrious young man
wants any kind of unskilled
work. Box 353, co Nows-Rovlow.
Poultry
CHICKS Rocks, Reds, White Log
horns, duy old, week- old, 2
weeks old. Cobb's Hatchery,
Roseburg, Ore. . '
Automobiles
FOR SALE Trailer house; Chov
' rolot truck; and model A Ford
coupe. Soe them at the Rose
burg Garage.
1931 CHEVROLET truck, LWB,
$325. 128 Flint St.
f of Sle, MitcelLaneou
THQU washer; Flajuo gas refrig
erator aud Flaiuo gas ruutfo; all
enamel electric range; Singer
1 electrio sewing machine; White
- sewing machine; one flueplano
- and one nice organ, dou'tcha
know! Judd's Furniture Store.
SELL fountain service, high grude
equipment. Like new. Uarguiu for
someone. Also 1 ton Harris unit
ice machine for meat market or
(lalry. Claude Arne, Cottage
Grove.
FOR SALE Ono 14-inch P. and O.
plow. Two-section spring harrow,
6-foot steel weeder. 8-foot disc
with truck. Emmelt Hall, Wil
bur. FOR SALE Strawberry plants
Excelsior, Now Oregon, Corval
lls, Wushlugton, $2.50 per thou
sand delivered. Phono 1ST 15.
FOR SALE Two horse reversible
disc, ls-luch blades. A-l condi
tion. W. D. Love, Garden Valley,
Wilbur. V
FOR SALE Lauudrptto washing
machine, in good condition, $15.
Inquire 427 Mill St.
SEE your cream weighed aud
tested. Clyde Adair, Roseburg
- Creamery.
MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw.
; Delivered dally. Uuipqua Dairy.
Phone 38.
FOR SALE - CHEAP Repossessed
refrigerator. Radio Music Store.
BABY grand piano, slightly 'Used,
$349.00. Ott's Piano Warehouse.
PIANO Square baby grand,
$15.00. Ott's Music Warohouso.
FOR SALE L. & H. electric stovo,
631 S. Stephens. Phono 010-J.
LESTER piano, tine shape. $50,00
cash takes it. 622 Mill street.
FOR SALE Goose eggs, 10c each.
, J. O. Schaeffer, Route 1.
MAYTAG washers Sales and ser
vice. Radio Music Store.
USED washers and used radios,
Katun music- store
The Claw Changes Hands
rUTIS NERVE COMPLETELV
LrU CRACKECJ l-WSTER SLOWLV
REMOVES THE INGEMIOUS STEEL
6LOVE FROM HIS RIGHT HAND-
That Explains It
Rentait
FOR RENT Two-room furnished
apartment; ulso single sleepiug
rooms. Reasonable. 21K S. Jack
son. ,
WANTED To reut small modern
house in or near city. Box 308,
c-o News-Review.
FOR RENT 6-room furnished
house. 420 Vista Ave. Mrs. Da
vies. FOR RENT Four-room unfur
nished apartment. 1118 Winches
ter St. .
MODERN 5-rooin plastered house.
Inquire 1124 Rumona Court.
MODERN furnished house, close
In; for reut today. Call 218.
MODERN apartments. Kohlhagen
Apts. Phono 550.
TWO-ROOM furnished apartment.
112 Brockway St.
FOR RENT Room. Close in. 244
S. Kane St. .
FURNISHED apartment. 424 Floed,
corner Mill.
Miscellaneous
IF YOUR Hoover vacuum cleaner
needs parts or service, or if you
are Interested iu a free home
' demonstration ot tho new model
Hoover, drop a curd to 11.. F.
. Pattison, Kosoburg, Box 1142.
I'ISHERMEN Havo that reel re
paired before ' fishing sensor).
New springs aud parts mudo lor
all rocls. P. O, Ackloy, Gun
smith, end. of Ouk St. bridge.
DEMONSTRATION FREE Eloc
trolux cleaner and purifior. How
to shampoo rugs and wax floors.
Drop card. John Oster, 605 S,
Pine St.
ANY size roll dev. 8 prints 25c.
Pacific Photo Sor., Box 8753,
Portland, Ore. '
ARUNDEL Piano tuner. Ph, 189-L,
RADIO repairing. Rshg. Electric.
HERE, MVRA- 1AKE
AMD RELEASE ANTON
FROM THOSE WALL
OTHER END
OF THE
Rem! Estate
FOR SALE 86-ucre ranch, 35
acres good farm land, balauce
good pasturo laud, all fenced
aud ciuss fenced, creek through
the place, fair Improvements, 3
milk cows, 3 caives, 1 horse,
plenty farm Implements, furni
ture In house, uolhlug to buy to
start living. Good road, electri
city. The owner has asked us to
- offer this place tor $2,100.00. It
Is worth $3,000.00. Let us show
you this bargulu. Bruce Com
pany, Myrtlo Crock.
WOULD like to trade tor small
farm la or near Roseburg: my
modern, all electric recently nuw
home In North Hollywood. Just,
ten minutes from Hollywood, 20
minutes from downtown Los
Augelos. Write, giving full de
scriptions. L. E. Avoy, 6119 Good
laud Ave., North Hollywood,
Calif.
FOR SALE i section flno timber,
cruising 30,000,000 (vet." -On tho
Alsea river. Cheap for quick
sale; to .settlo ostato. lnqulro
Mrs. Mary Watson, Route 1,
milo east on old Dlxonvillu road.
FOR SALE 160 acres timber, uoar
Glide, with cabin; crulslug 3,
. 000,000 feet. Cheup for quick
sale. Mrs. Mary Watson, Route
1, milo east on old Dixonvlllo
road.
GOOD six-room house, throe acres
of rich soil, small freok, barn
..and' chlckon .- housos; several
fruit and nut trees. Good buy.
For details boo Poarson's at
Winchester.
FOR SALE 10-ucre ranch, house
and burn, chlckon house; 4 acres
. cleared. Will trade tor stock.
And shukes, sale or trade for
pigs or hog. A, E. Stanley, Mel
roao Route. . .
HOUSE FOR SALE Oil RENT
, Nine rooms. Close In. Reason
able. Page Lumber & Fuel Co.,
709 N. Jackson St. Phone 242.
INCOME proporty-ln Eugene to
exchange for Rosoburg residence.
Address L, G. Leavltt,' 2244 Al-
iler. Eugene, Ore.
THESE KEVS
TJREESE
CHAINS AT THE
tTl POOR ANTON -HOW r"
111 VOLI'VE SUFFERED I VO Wk I
Jl L VOL) THINK. VOU'LL BE Ml I "
r-u-iiiirtlir 1 11 V able to stand? Ml 1
w wjh 1 1 1111 r 1 vssyAi i -wjti'' 1 jvfi m m
16J-ACRE ranch tor sale. 7-rooui
bouse, barn, garage. Low price.
Mrs. John Walker, Wilbur.
Tractor
COME ONE, come all and see
Sard's Auto Tractor before you
buy a small tractor. At Sartf's
Auto Wrecking House, 623 N.
Main 8L
FOR SALE Fordsou tractor and
tractor plow. Fred Fisher. Phone
S6F3. - -
Trade
FOR TRADE A good recondition
ed Fordsou tractor aud two-bottom
12-lnch plow. Trade tor a
good ,work team. F. L. Couey,
Umpquu Park.
FOR TRADE Radio tor piano.
Gross & Hargls.
Wanted
CASH ... CASH
For your scrap Iron.'
Metals of all kinds, rags, bottles.
Pacific Junk Co., 222 W. Oak St.
Typewriters
REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and
Dalton Adding Maohlnes, sales
and service. Roseburg Book
Store. Phono 690-J.
Hay and Grain
HAY Barley, oat and vetch at
$12.00. Epplnger Hllp ranch,
Myrtle Creek,
FOR SALE Good oats and volch
hay, baled. O. A. Rowe, on high
way nine north vvnour. .
BALED wheat hay for sale, $7.00
per ton. C. 11. Springer, Anchor.
Lost and Found ;
LOST Lady's red zipper puree
- containing post office koy. Name
ou key. A. S. Wallace. Phone
, 157-R. ' , -
LOST Monday, checkbook. Re
ward. Return to News-Reviow.
Mrs. W. F. Powell.
By Thompson and Coll
n
By Martin
Fininr'til
HOME financing on approved
Roseburg and vicinity property,
under Federal Housing plan, or
other form ot loans, at low In
terest rates. No commissions.
Why not (tart a saving ac
count? Douglas Building & Loan
Ase'n., Medical Arts Bldg., Rose
burg, Oregon. Phone 345.
CLIENT wants loan ot $3U0.0u on
z-i-acre rancn. neu impi'oveu.
Also have call tor (600.00 loan
on poultry ranch. First mort
gages. Well secured. 0. W.
Young & Son, 12i . Cass St.
Phone 417.
CARS ARE, PRIZES
IN ESSAY CONTEST
A uatlou-wldo demonstration and
ossuy coutost was recently an
nounced by the Pontine division 01
Uenoral Motors offering as prizes
five new Mil foutiac automouiies
and 80 valuuoie cash awards.
Evciyouo is Invited to enter the
contost-the only requirements be
ing euch couteatuut mat iuko a
brief demonstration rldo lu a now
Poqtiac and then write lu 100
words or less "Why 1 'think the
1937 Pontine is 'America's Finest
Low-Priced Car." Official entry
blanks upon which tho essays
must be written can bo obtained
at Koseiiurg Major Co.
In making the local announce
ment of the contest, Hanson said
th it complete preparations havo
been made to take care ot Overy
ono lu the city who enters the con
teat. There Is no reason why at leant
ono of these fino prizes which ara
being oftoi'od M Pontine Motors
cannot he won by a resident ot this
city." said Mr. Hanson. 1
Our Bales stall win Do ou nniiu
overy day until the contoat closes
midnight. May 81sl. to help with
questions and facts about the Pon-
tiac car. we nave -sot uhiuo a num
ber of new demonstrators so that
ovoryono enn have a riue anu
thore Is an adequate supply of tno
contest oianits wmcn must ue
fllle'd out and used for the essay
by every person competing."
kmi the testy
YONCALLA
VONCALLA. Anrll 12 Mr.
and MiB. llussoll Lloyd' and two
children, Dona Mario and IL Juntos,
and-Charles Viun of Lbs Angeles
are visiting at tho Vlan and Dodge
homes. . j ' . '
Mr. and Mrs." Paul Patrlch ot
Swlsshomo spent tho woek-oml
visiting at tho A., H. Patrlch homo.
T). fl - WIlKnn ' snenl. - Monday
transacting' business iu "Portland.
. Wm. paatoc and daughter, ; Mrs,
Herman Scbosso, iiotored to Port
land Wednesday. l l- ,
Mrs. Haltlo Drol In of Ualilwm
Pant, calif., is visiting nor mom-
or, Mrs. Charles Howes, tor a Con
nie 01. woens.
Mrs. Itlley of Sutlierlln, who
has been taking euro of Mrs. Doll
for some time, was tukeu 111 and
left for" EtiKene Saturday.' .
Car U br cht of Fairfax, Minn.,
is visiting at me .uiuncm uoinoH
palled liei e :itue to the serious 111
iioss of his fatlief, ' Ho has ' pur-
nhiLsnrl.thii Tnm llari' Place just
south of town, Mr. and Mrs. litiuy
Ulbriclit w 11 occupy tho Uarr
homo fur the Btiimner until the
owner, Carl uiBiiclit, harvests ins
crop In Mlnnosotn, aftor which he
and his family will return to Yon
calla to make their homo.
Mrs, Annie Drain, William .Bow-
A Gongresswoman
HORIZONTAL
1,6 Pictured .
U. S. A. con
grcsswoman. 12 To occur
again.
13 To unkniL
14 Bad.
10 To impose a
! tax.
17 Heavy blow.
10 Goddess of
peace.
(21 Excavated.
22 Toward.
i23 To attempt.
25 Right.
26 S molding.
29 Mouse cats.
3 1 Southeast.
32 She served
overseas with
the Red .
33 Prating
figure.
35 To vow.
37 Light brown.
'39 More painful
41 Earth.
42 Peels.
44 Fence rails.
Answer to
45 Ell. '
46 Rights for
owning in
ventions. 40 Italian river,
49 Like,
50 Not speaking.
61 Pedal digits.
S3 Street.
53 Typo ot fruit,
56 To praise.
MShc replaced
her late
58 She was fed
eral reprc-
1 i li V 15 IV "' b I7 Is 10 I"
15 zt
A-J ji ?3Tr--
3Tsfc -rjjT3f"-",,3r-"w""
?i "rr"" T-r"
15 4b 4r " w. t-
S-b' ""ISi 5Tp"
ser and Harry Cool , of Drain,
transacted business here Saturday.
Mrs. Jessie Dcnaugh ot Portland
spent several days last week vis
iting her sister, Mrs, Nettle Ila-uan.
Qeorse Gunnette of Medford
spent several days here last week
in the Interest of the Oregon
Farmer.
Mrs. Nettle Huff has returned
to her homo In Shoestring after
spending the winter at the Alice
Gross home. She will leave short
ly for Portland where she will
spend the summer with ber sister,
Mrs. Alice Long.
lrs. Jessie Wahm and B. U
Llndsey ot Eureka, Calif., visited
at the Walter Moore home last
week. .
Mrs. Joe Shoppe returned toner
home here Wednesday after spend
ing a month with her son, Tom
Moore, In uakritige. -
Mr. and Airs, uaxter 01 vancou-
vor, B. C are visiting at the Cyn
thia Tiirpln home tor a couple
of weeks.
John Dnrr ot Hollywood is vis
iting his father, Tom Barr, for a
couple of weeks.
Molvln Howard is rebuilding ins
house In town, making a modem
uunguiow in place 01 it.
Clifford Hunan Is home for a
few days prior to going to Tim
ber, Ore., Svhere he will be with
a CCC camp for the summer.
Wilfred Vlan, who has been 111
the Sacred Heart hospital in Eu
gene for a week, with an infected
leg, returned to his home Silnuay.
Miss Shirley Pattorson, Marion
Edes, Mary Klngery, Alice Orlgs
by. Miss Mildred Kruse and Mabel
Klngery attended the Orogon high
school borne economics club at
Roseburg' Saturday.
LOCAL NEWS
Has Tonsils Removed Ernost
Crane, Jr uudorwont an qperntlon
this morning at the office ot Dr.
A. C. Seely for removal of tonsils,
Will Speak at Dillard Rev. J,
D.'Chappello will speak at a Dil
lard meeting to bo held ' at Vlto
schoofhouso ': Thursday ' ' evening,
April 16th, nt 8:00. Refreshments
und soclal hour will follow 'the
business sosslon and spooch.
Cithollo Ladles to Meet Tho
Cuthollo Ladloa Sewing 1 sooioty
Will meet Friday afternoon at two
o'clock at tho home ot Mrs. -E. L.
Dolun at 1224 'Winchester street
Instead of Wednesday as previous
ly announced. 1 ' ' ti- -.
- " 0 -
I."
KITCHEN CABINET- BOUOHT
, FOR; $3 PRODUC63 6E0
MALTA,- Mont.' (AP) It was a
pleasant surprise for E. MeFavlalld
ot Cole, Mont, when the drawer
of .nii, old kltuhoh cabinet rhe'ltad
purchased at auction for ?3 fell
open and disclosed $060 in' cur
rono'y. -' -.'. -C -' i . '
, McFarlnnd bought the cablnot
whon adinlnlstrators auctioned the
belongings of James Wilson, an
occontrlo recluse who died lasl
spring, There" wero rumors ho hail
monoy hidden In nooks and cram
tiles of the building he occupied
but offloers had searched and fall
oil. to find It. - ' ' '
MuFarlund turned the $660 ovot
to the administrators.' 1
The mnnutucture of telt hats In
tho United states requires more
than 60,000,000 rublilt skins ovory
your, .
.: p
PAGE Lumber and Fuul Com
pany sellB paints of all kinds, white
load and oil, paint brushes, ena
mels, etc Adv. .
Previous Fuule
18 Austerity.
20 lnstrumcntst
21 Dregs.
24 9io has
served over
10 .
26 Verbal.
27 Electrical
term.
28 Fortune.
29 Western.
30 Ono who '
snub.!.
32 To lino a
vessel,
34 Snare.
36 Griefs.
38 Common
verb.
40-God ot love.
42 .Ecclesiastical,
plate.
43 Robbed.
40 Cougar.
47 Chair.
49 Tree.
50 Crowd.
, 52 To woo.
54 To sunburn,
55 Postscript
57 Doctor,
, scntatlve for
disabled s
. VERTICAL
1 Before.
2 Pious.
3 Frosting,
4 Bulrush.
5 Hour.
7 Either.
8 Wind.
. 9 Occurrence,
10 Coat lapels.
11 Sneaky.
15 Priest's
headdress.