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Newspaper Page TextRQSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1937. SEVEN NEWS-REVIEW CUMified Ad. Phone 100 RATM Single insertion, per word ., to One wnek, per word , . . .. . 6c One month, per Hue ..1.00 Minimum charge 25c Copy lor this page will be accept ed until 11 a. m. of the day cl pub lication. The News-Review assumes do responsibility tor and in no way guarantees the financial responsi bility or integrity of the advertis ers In the classified columns. Bead el's are urged to make full Investi gation before Bending money In re sponse to advertisements. . The News-Review reserves the light to reject objectionable adver tising. It further reserves tbe right to classify all advertising under the proper classification. Livestock SHEEP WANTED-r-To buy a car load of breeding ewes or stock sheep. See John Rohr, or V. J. Philippl, Grand Hotel. vVOR SALENS young broke hones, . WOO, 1400 and 800 pounds, V Jonsio Jones, Myrtle Creek. WH SALE Weanling pigs and ' Youngben-y plants. S. . 1). Bol '. singer, Winchester. FOR SALE -Red seed oats. Fresh heifer. . Good 4-year-old horse. .Phone 23F23. FOR SALE Pigs, O. I. C, 8 weeks, 4.00. P. A. Driggs, Myrtle Creek, Ore. . VETERINARIAN Or. H. H. Keith. 323 E. 2nd Ave. N. Phone 359-R. FOR SALE Good milk cow with second calf. A. J. Bellows. PIGS for sale. .Ls E. Oillam, Route 1. Situations Wanted CAPABLE girl needs work, typing, . clerking, waitress or any steady job. Box 357, c-o News-Review. FRECKLES AND HIS : HS3f voU'PE JUST Qgnjg Ifi just Had ilsaii i kwow Egbert's voice Thae It? Egbert caw play j I WE?v'R lWEW THERE STARTED WET HAVE . M W3BDTHAT MR. GEE, MISS IS CHAWGIM3, SO HE OkWr THE FAPTT OF THE RICH UMCLE WHO I f N WASffiMllcUnBIPE . . a YACKt-EY.OFTHE TAQ1 vfv I ie-AU- ALrv I luce ALir-, ; , A nlruil ie II J 7 COMWSCTED Wr7H BEIWG j WE RE REACT FOR 1 t?' CMr dUSr E DOKlY WEED AHf MORE CURTAISI GOES UP FOR THE J,'M' , V A PLAYWRIGHT eapADPilel 1 'NSI!S?VOLI srr oowW SOLDIERS TO HOLD SFEAR3.' ; . t J-f TThT-" S vr, 4'0 A wnrEAPARTy aud pull tsur we have to cast ' TrV-vL? a iffYI sfhnPfA " CyyCrr FOR HIS 'Jcharacters him somewhere: ; ft i 3yf'Ji sO 1 j j ' '' " '' j j r " MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE jChtina :..-L...l2.--.. By Thompson and CU i I WELL HAVE TO LAV LOW V j""' ' ! f " LOOk.' THE Flc5HTIMa3 TffOI THE NEXT FEW WNUTES, AUL I I UCEENLVTHe VOOB. CIZASHE 5 OPEM AMP A WILP ; IN T-i: WEEMOUSE Hut P I ?- " i, I M GETTING? WOftSETH&Y ) sT & EXCITEMENT AND COWFUSIOM EVEP OFFICER RUSHES INTO THE FUGITIVES? HID1' THAT STrlEEt FISHTINC , HdBSS ARE BEADED IN THIS J OM TUE STREET IN FRONT Op THE PLACE 11 ' WAgEHOU56:' j BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES ; Three IVIusketeers . By Martin I T VOU MIWl VOO'TO. II IKJOt-feD V0E ttfe e9.WO0 VDtN , I auT .VOWtTO 1 f Oo-t-bKl'T VJHt V-E. SUGVW't.'oT OWTOltVW-. . , bOSiX eo K'& M(37 I OVI.1. V i RtAVV-V COUts. VJH OalrV)VCMl!-TCAVkCV -bOR-Syl Vlt . VROM NM flMW VCWE to K m WOW C Ivt OLO CRl,'6 H V-ETS ? WASH TUBBS A Slick Trick By Crane IfTHlS IS AN tlSHE'E. ALriEADVlTHtRE! THAT'S LOOKOUT! CrAON, BOVS. THIS IS ELECTION PTHERE llTHkT'S UKA 1 (BUT, SHERIFF, LET ) SHUT OP! WE DON'T TOLERATE IMPtCENf 'l , OUTRAfcfef iDONE IT, BOW A SIGHT BETTEKyuERE COME 1 Vfar. WE'LL MAKE AN EXAMPLE .L -11lJ!l2- ME EXPLAIN, i. EXPOSuriE IN THIS HEAH TOWN. , VOU CAfJ'T far VvOW--r TrrmE COPS.. OF THAT NUPIST. HE 5f,( "N-,. ) ' fv I'wTTPTl .-77 &ITVI ! 1 ., . ' .. - . ...... : ..... . . -, ,., , . 0 financial liuuts imancing on approved ttosebnrg awl vicinity property, Under federal Huuauig plan, or otuur forms of leans, at low in terest rates, ho commissions. Wuy not start a saving . ac count I Dougms Building t Loan Ass'n., Meuical Arts tJiug., itose burg, Uiuguu. Phuue 2-to. WANTED 81500 on good farm properly in Douglas county. Good references, tlox 35lj, c-o News-Review. Wanted WANTED Ranch suitablo for stock or Blimp on good road and power line buildings no object. Box 355, c-o News-Kovlow. WANTED Second hand lumber, sbiplap : or rustic, dimension stuff. Phone 21F31. J. U. Wilson. W'AiS'TED To glvo u.ayi a gentle woll trulned police dog. It. E. Muir, cull at 1341 Harrison St. WANTED To hear from someone ' having a logging donkey to sell. Frank Urubbe, Wilbur. WANTED Saddle horse. State price. Marion Emmett, Umpqua. Phone 61F21, Oakland. WANTED 1200 shakes, 32 inches. Oscar Weeks, Myrtle Creek. WANTED Wool, mohair, poultry, eggs. Roseburg Poultry.' Lost and Found FOUND On Oak street, bridge, leuther Jacket. Owner may have same by paying for this adver tisement. 113 N. Flint. LOST Small Scotch Collio "Skip py." White with tan spots. Ho . ward. Bob Bunnlsler. LOST Diamond earring. Liberal reward. Leave at News-Reviow. Tractors COME ONE, come all and see Sarff's Auto Tractor before you buy a small tractor. At Sarff's Auto Wrecking House, 523 N. Main St FRIENDS For Sale, Miscellaneous FOR SALE One large Mlele cream separator demonstrator, 145.00. Delco 82-volt automatic water system, 135.00. Easy washer, vacuum cup with spin ner, 148.00. Factory rebuilt vacuum cleaners, $13.50 and up. 335 N. Main. FREE We will give free a sot of twin Selss lampB or Delta Horn lite with each new bicycle pur chase this month at the Rose burg Cyclery, home of famous World, Koadniasler, Shelby, Blk Lok bicycles. See us at 335 N. Main. FOR SALE Linoleum remnants and dropped patterns. Gold Seal and Armstrong Quaker, 0 foot .wide, 33c a foot; Standards and Crescent, 6 foot wide, 25c a foot. Judd's Furniture Store. STARTED White Leghorn roost ers, $1.50 per hundred. 100 free with order of 300 roostors, or with order of heavy breed clucks. Watzig Hatchery, on highway north. SPECIAL prices on Jamesway fuel oil brooder stoves at Wutzlg Hatchery. Come in and see . them. Phone 740-J. FOR SALE Patent hen nests with feeder combined. 3 sets of 22 nests each. Cheap. J. H. Stone, Myrtle Creek. FOR Bronze memorial markers, drop a card to W. O. Patterson, Route 2, Box 134, Roseburg. SEE your cream weighed and tested. Clyde Adair, Roseburg Creamery. MILK, grade A paBteurlzed or raw. Delivered daily. Unipqua Dairy. Phono 38. FOR SALE CHEAP Repossessed refrigerator. Had lb Music Store. MAYTAG washerR-Sales and ser vice. Radio Music Store. USED washers and UBed radios. Radio Musio Store. ONE CENT each. Magazines. Fic tlon Library. A Genius ONE 38-10 New Service Coll re volver, 7i-!n. bbl. with holster and belt. Like new. Several very good .28 rifles, 4 shotguns, S3 to si each, improve your Coll Woodsman by installing barrel balancer. Repairing. P. O. Ack ley, gunsmith. FOR SALE Single phased motors, i h. p. to 2 b. p., 110-220 volt. W. It. brown Electric Shop, 120 N. Stephens St. FOR SALE Wagou mower aud cream separator. Otto A. Olson, Melrose route. Phone 48F22. LITTLE Gray Hen Incubator, 100 egg capacily, J5.00. Phono 12F21. CALL 429-R for Rawleigh prod' ucts. Poultry POULTRY and eggs will ho scarce this full. Smart people go heav ier futo business when every body else is coming out. Order another brood of chicks. Big re duction on Muy chick prices. Watzig Hatchery. Phono 740-J. FOR SALE 35 White Leghorn pullets, 1 year old, laying 75. 50c each. I mile west old Sol diers Home, Melrose lid., Box 58. FOR SALE 8-woeks-old poulls at 75c each. Delivery June 20 to July 18. It. B. Spackmun, DM lard, Ore. BRONZE turkey eggs, 10c; or poults, 18c. Ward Cockeram strain. R. O. Goff, Sutherlln. GET your New Hnmpshlro and Barred Rock 'chicks now at Wat zig's Hatchery. Phone 740-J. FOR SALE Silvor-laco Wyan dotte hatching eggs, Mrs. John Abeene, Ouklund. Trade FOR TRADE Good used cars for wood. R. H. Wilson Motor Co. FOR TRADE Player piano for milk cows. Box 31-0, Route 2. FOR TRADE Radio for piano. Orosfl & Hargls. at Casting Miscellaneous ANY size roll dev. 8 prints 16c. 1'acitic i'noto Sen, Box 3763, Portland, Ore. BOB Meet me at Camp View cafe r this evening fur a real T-boue. " Joe. ARUNDEL-Plano tuner. Ph. 189-L. CURTAIN Laundry. 203 S. Flint. RADIO repairing. Rsbg. Electric Rentals MODERN, private 3 or 4-rooiu apartment; overstuffed furni ture; Venotiun blinds. Private lavatory. North Side Apts. Phone ; 36S-J. 3 ROOMS and hath, partly fur- ulslied. Opportunity for cow und "i chickens. Too Waysldo Shop, 1 Garden Valley Blvd. ' NEWLY decorated 4-rooin furnish ed upartment, 1 block from busi ness district 544 S. Pine. 6-ROOM turnlslcd house, newly finished, - clean, with garage. Adults. Call 318. FOR RENT 2 or 3-room furnished apartments. 404 N. Jackson. FOR RENT Two large sleeping rooms. 100 Spruce St. TWO-ROOM furnished apart ment. 112 Brockway St. 3-ROOM furnished apartment. 424 Floed, corner Mill. MODERN apartments. Kohlhagen Apts."-Phone 550. GARDEN ground for ront on river. 114 Flint St. FOR RENT 5-room house, J27.60. 625 S. Piuo. Typewriters REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and Daltou Adding Machines, Bales and service. Roseburg Book Store, Phono 590-J. Help Wanted WANTED Housekeeper. Apply 141 Sheridan St. Real Estate FOR SALE at a bargain 200-acre raucu, 65 acres in cultivation, water right tor 25 acres, place is fenced, nice stream through the runcb, house aud barn needs some repairs, located on good county road. It you are looking for a barxaln don't full to Bee this place. Price (3,000.00; 11,-J 000.00 win nanaie it. uruce v;om pany, Myrtle Creek. FOR SALE 80 acres on' Rock Creek, 12 acres cleared and fenced. 3-room house, hen house, 2 large fenced poultry houses and brooder house. About 1,000,000 feet timber. C. M. Hoi comb, Idleyld Park. FOR SALE Improved 9-acre tract. Well located, excellent spring water, piped lu. Fine soil. Kloc , trlclty. No encumbrances. Owu : cr, Box 2V4, Sutherlln, Ore. FOR SALE OR TRADE For small tourist camp, 10 acres, equipped, 8 miles from Modford. D, A. Da vis, Route 1, Central Point, Ore. HOUShi FOR SALE OR RENT Nine rooms. Close in. Reason able. Page Lumber & Fuel Co., 709 N. Jackson St. Phone 242. FOR SALE Small farm in Mel rose. Suitable for poultry. Fam ily orchard, good buildings. In quire Melrose store. Hay and Grain FOR SALE Good oats and vetch hay, balod; also ' 15-months-old full blood Chester White boar. A good one, cheap if taken this wcok. O. A. Howe, Wilbur. FOR SALE Wheat, f J.15 por bushel. Bring sacks. Do not come Sundays. Arthur Wocks, Myrtle Crook, Ore. HAY Baled barley, oat and vetoh, $12 ton, Epplngor-Hllp ranch, Myrtle Creek. I'AClia Lumber and Fuel Com pany sella Plylnck Wood vendor wall board, spruce boat and drain board lumber, wood veneer panels, plaster wall hoard, Masonlte, etc. Adv. By Blosser Tl QUW Tho President's Cup tournament will be started at the Itoaeburc Country club Sunday, April !S, and will continue throuKh our con secutive Sundays, 18 holes being played each Sunday, It was an nounced today by Ward Cum- mings, tournament chairman. Play will begin promptly at 8.00 a. m. Wlillo this Is strictly n medal score tournament with the cup go ing to tbe holder or the low icoro for the 72 holes, there will be spe cial prizes awarded at tho ond of each 111 holes. The course is fast drying out and will bo In fine shape for llm tee oft by Sunday, L'unnulngs re ports. On May 16 the regular intcr club tournaments will begin with Cotlago Grovo as guests. That nlso Lolng the last Sunday of the Presi dent's Cup tournament, thoao play ing In the teatu competition will. Include their scores in the cup. tournament, Thore is an unusual amount of interest being shown this year and it is the hopo of tho committeo that a real turnout will bo hail for those events, Cummlngs said. It Is tho plan of the committee to hold many Interesting club tourna ments throughout the playing sea son, blind bogeys, dorhlos and what not, something of Interest each Sunday for everyone. FARM ODDITIES A method of studying Intarnnl dotects of vcgotables unci fruits has boon developed. It employs a portable X-ruy niuohlno equipped with a fluoroscopy Oklahoma has 140 cd-operatlve gruln olevators. On good land an acre of soy Deans will support 15 to 20 shotes provided they also receive a full food of corn and a good protein supplement C. W. Campbell, animal hus bandryman at Knustts State col lege, says plgB should be vaccin ated by the double method two weeks before weaning. About 75 per cent of Iown's-JSi 27!) publlo Bchools are. .the,, one room rural type. One million trucks In sorvlco In tho. United States, It Is estlmnted, Haul 1,480,000,000 tons of freight annually; 134,400,000 tons of this represents farm produce A weight of 260 pounds is con sidered the most desirable weight for liogH nt market. Selected -light hogs, weighing from 155 to 1D5 pounds, am considered bacon hogs. 1 CURTAINS OR MATERIAL9 No' stocks of niado-up curtains, fluo styles and mutoiials nt no mi lar Trices, Also new yard goods In fancy weaves und In ruffled goods, Hi and 1S yard, Carr's. Adv. B. P. O. ELKS . 4 Regular mooting Thursday evening, April 22nd, Initiation. Lunch. All officers and mom- 4 bers requosted to be present, 4 Ira II. likldl'3, Sec'y, Patriotic HORIZONTAL l Pictured writer Ga briele d' . 8 Ho wrote the famous "Tho Flame of Life" (pi.). 12 To ventilate. 13 Growing out. 19 Poem. 18 To warble. 17 To unfasten. 18 Gale. ! 20 Golf clubs. Answer fo Previous Pusile 22 Dust brush, ' 23 Southeast. 24 Within. 2t Fish oggs. '28 Hastened. 30Jewl. 32 He was by the actress Dusc. 33 Bugle plant. 34 Moor. 35 Sailor. 37 Goddess of peace. 39 Toward. 41 Three, 42 Hops kiln. 44 To undermine. 48 Pace. 49 Occurrence. 62 One, 55 English coin. 58 Parrot fiih. 57 Cover, )To soak flax. 3( U lb 3 ' i5 I?" - 2j sj p -rr 45 4b 4T t 49 rLJk. if Jl E ZDSj SV-fc 1 I 144 I 4b j ' rnr - rbi "si - "7n - sssl ftrl 1 n 1 Bl n 1 Tl WELL PROVIDES FARMER WITH FUEL AND WATER ALVA, Okla., April 19. Clarence Anuis, farmer, has a double action well. He asserts It provides him wun Dotn water and motor fuel. Annls sayB he pumps the fluid from the ground through one pipe then lets it settle. Within a few hours the gasoline conies to the top, la yellow liquid, and Aunli Bkims it off with a, bucket. He sells about 100 gallons of tills fuel daily, paying the regular gasoline tax, and also uses the fuel in his car and tractor. After taking off the fuel he uses, the water for bis slock. .m, LODGE DIRECTORY i Ladies' Auxiliary to Eagles, Rots uurg asms, no. lw sleets in Maccabee ball on Cass street, on second and fourth Tuesday eve n'ngs of ecu month, at 8 o'clock, Visiting sisters in good standing, always welcome. MILDRED FOOEL, M. Pres. SYLVIA PlEItCE, M. Sec. F. O. E, Aerie 1497, meets Usees Dee hall on Pine street ever Tuesday evenluf at 8 o'clock Visiting Brothers always wel come. JOHN KROHN, Pres. H. B. SCOF1ELD. See DsMolay Chapter Regu lar meeting every sec ond and fourth Thurs days at the Masonie Templo. SCRIBE. I. O. O. FH Phlletarlan Lodge, No, Meets In Odd Fellows Tempi every Thursday evening. Vistiug . brothers are always welcome, , H, A. CANADA Y, N. Q. K, 0. T. M. Tsnj Hive No. 15- Meots second and fourth Friday of each mouth until furthel notloe In Maccabee Hall, cornel Cass and Pine streets. Vifltln Knights always welcome. GEO. Mad V Kit, R. K. Roseburg Lodge, No. 1037, L. Q O. M. Meets every first and third Wednesday of euob monti at 8:00 p. m Moose ball, cornel of Washington and Jacksol streets Visiting brothers wel come. HUBERT E. GRAHAM, Diet. EDWIN S BOOTH, Treas. T. C. HARTFIEL, Sec. W. B. A., Roseburg Rsvlew, No. 11 . 'Holds regular meetings on sso ond and fourth Thursdays i a) 7:80 p. m. Visiting slstors Invited to attend reviews. . Maooabet hall, Pine and CasB streets. BELLE STEPHENSON, Pres. MRS. JESSIE VINSON, F. See MAUD POWERS, 8t"v , O, E. S Roseburg Chapter No. 8 Holds stated communications oi the first and thiid Thursdays ii each, month. All sojourning broth , era and slstors are cordially Id vlted to attend. CHRISTINA MICELLI, W, M. FLOSSIE VIltDEN, See. Job's bauthtars. No. 8 Meets first and fourth Tuesdays at 7:80 p, in., Masonlo Temple. Master Ma sons and O, E, S. members al ways welcome. MARY ELLEN DARBY, Hon. Queen. ' ANNABELLE HERO, Recorder, Union Encampment No. V, I. O. O, P, Meets in Odd Fellows Tempi on 2nd and 4th Wednesday oi each month. VlsitLog Patriarch! always welcome. CARL W. OHMAN, C. P. A..J. GEDDES, H. P. RALPH RU88BLL. Scribe. Author. 9 Promises, 10 Tb redact 11 Smooth, gj 14 Note in scale id ocraicnes, 19He is a good and poo pounds, 24 Torpla. 28 Heavy blow. ' 27 Domestic ' slave. - , 29 Constellation 30 Encircled, 81 Always. 38 Prickly pear. 40 Klin. 43 Tissue 44 Heavenly body. 4.1 To draw. 47 Child. -.; 58 He Is . patriot, 59 Vehicle. VERTICAL 2 Spike, 3 Baseball team 4 Insists upon B Olympian god, 48 Age. 6 Wayside hotel, 50 Mover's trucHj 7 Made of 51 Insect's egg, oatmeal. 53 Nothing. 8 To require. 54 Fish. r,.