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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG.-QREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 2. 1937. SEVTN 1 r i I 1 ' ! NEWS-REVIEW CUiuif ted Ad. Phona 400 RATE Slngla Insertion, par word lc Ou week, per word 6c One month, per line. .1.00 Minimum charge Copy for this put will be acospt d until 11 a. m. ot the day c pub lication: . . The News-Review assumes no responsibility (or and in do way guarantee the (lnanolal roaponai blllty or Integrity of the advert! s ra In the classified columns. Read era are urged to make full Inveatt fatlon before tending money in re ponae to adTertlaementa. The News-Review reserves the right to reject objaotlonablo adver tlilng. It further retorvea the right to classify all advertising under the proper classification. Livestock WORSES, cows for salo. Big horses, little horses, good horses, cheap horses. A horse tGi'jovory purpose. All priced to soil. 20 ' fine cows. Fresh and sprlngors. Btickley'8, Eugene, Ore. FOR SALE 200 ewes, 125 lambs, one-halt mile east of Gold Mill on Highway 98. W. E. Thomp son, Oold Hill, Ore. FOR SALE Beautiful G-months. old Boston torrior or trade for good bod. Phono 46FC FOR SALK Black Flemish giant buck. Pedigreed. Mis. A. A. Maine, Umpqua -Park. FOR SALE Holatem cow, noavy flow of milk, $42.00. D. Coon, Camas Valley. FOR SALE Good weanling pigs. Virgil Smith, Route 2, or phone 12F23. 4 VETERINARIAN Dr. H. B. Keith. 322 E. 2nd Ave. N. Phone B4-J. CANARY female for sale. Cnll at 508 N. Main St. Automobile FOR SALE 1927 Star 6 sedan, James L. Branum, Myrtle Crook, Ore. FRECiKLES AND HIS r. WE MUST HASTEI-I TO CALAIS BEFORE! THE STORM OVERTAKES US THE. BREATH OP WIWTER. k WASH TUBBS FLURRY OP SWOV! GET OUT MY JL ' V J i M, M . A RM -Wilii MGV. 'r4 i VYWW, A SWOWBHOES OB Jtt M I vlYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE The Warning . " By Thompson and Coll I " 1 I f VOUE Hl&HNESS, MM I PRE- i3P Sl'M SO SORRV TO .flHOW CAM VOW DO AWVTHIM&.WHEW Y PLEASE, VOUR I 11 IT5 MERBLV A CURREMT " I I SEKTT MA'M'SELLE NORTH THE) '&Af1l LEARM OF WE LOSS I 1 CAWT EVEW GO TO THE FOLICET HIGHNESS... MAV ) V NEWSPAPER WITH C6RTAIM I 1 1 1 ODAV WE V VOUN&AMERICAM LADy NEWLY ( tYyf-4UA OF VOUR FAMOUS I 'BLUEBEARD' HAS A PECFECT , V- I SEE THIS J I , WORDS UNOeRSCORn J JOIN-MVRA Wa .ARRIVED AT T' H.---, RUBIES, PRIMCESS . I RECORD OF MAXIMO OOOD HIS . ) WARNINef T V HERE AND THERE.' 1 AWDCOUMT III -.jV BIARRITZ. f-S? "iSfTV. V0l-iA. PERHAPS I 1 THREATS, WHERE HIS WARN" 7 niTTr 2AMAROFP III faKrf- I V Akl X CAM BE OF SOME . IN&S HAVE BEEM CKS- lafgy. ( 1 ., . II L BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES ' The Jitters : " : By Martin rl TEEV. UVtt IK WAN AttVUV.VVFE ( ' 1-7 O V f ??! KKJW WW.MiWT PtMKK'l 0OVV 1 f j &C&H,lV I Wr 1 VS WorotH &MC WW MV w S v i VtMOW Voii VJIEWE. MWW-iRS. tfVl I ? A I PROF.tliTT TVKV , LOT "WE. OVO VsJAW W3WX. V V-StxA . ! KJOW.HOV.O ON'. .. ' - V. fE ACT AVaIMV J tyTi EH-? WU'RE YbETCHER LIFE. &ETCHER. LIFE.tbO.OOOl BUT IF VliENO OUT TKAPPERsl f NOW VOU'RE TALKING, BUDDIE! Y VEK. " -. i--. 2 -i' -, I 1 60IN& TO 5TART FOR A CHINCHILLA OAT-RIDlCULOUS! CHINCHILLAS TO SCOUR THE WORLD. , WHV, rr SO HAPPENS, THAT PERN I ,' .... . fA'r A CHINCHILLA I RIDICULOUS! I'LL RAISE 'EM LIKE , ARE SO SCARCE PAV BIG MONEY ALL . VOU'RE FACE TO FACE WITH XTOOTlNy. ,, .. . . .... ,;. RArJCMtA. GUINEA Fl&S-CLEAN UP Jk MR.WOOPROT, )-, EXPENSES. ' TWO CTHE : GREATEST y.trf Wanted St. WANTED Wool, mohair, poultry, eggs, uoseuurg rouitry. Rental , Sheridan, FOR RENT Well furnished 6- room stucco bungalow. I 601 W. Lane St. and berries. 839 Houck slreot. LARGE clean housekeeping room. inquire b.s a. Pine. Apta. Phone 650. Washington. MODERN apartments. 926 S. Main, FLAT for rout. 857 W. Moshor. Help Wanted week, Car as bonus. Write Mills, 198 Tenth St., Oakland, Cal. WANTED Man . with , team for Write Box 183, Myrtle Creek. Tractor Auto Wrecking House, 523 N. Main St. Fuel OLD GROWTH fir wood tor sale, $2.00 tier. T. P. .Lcathei Suthcrlin. FRIENDS J I FEEL My MTI Wreck.; SSr-rn rZZZ7ZT ' I '. tK i Mil ; ; i mm i r mearuyoutofspch,p?4 .l-j.-, , va.. yj there, mai-b op. ai mm i tr . i K'.-irAi in in-. .ww- - jm ifi- -t t ,.. a.', ' 1 gomkja bet , . mi umu i For Sale, Micellaneou FHijALSrNw J""'8.1'8' 150 W 'I ReJ Etate ' bundle. 106 N. Parrotu - ' ?!, ...... FOR SALE Used ice refrigerator, FOR SALE 6,000 shakes. Frank FOR SALE 37 acres Poultry and good condition, family size, 60- Miller, Dlllard, Ore. , dairy ranch. 6-rooin bouse. Barn. pound ice capacity, priced rlgut : ' Chicken houses (4000 capacity). to sell quick. See Mrs. John Miscellaneous Other outbuildings are incuba- Hunt, 255 Mooio street. Rose- - .,,, . lor- brooder and foed rooms. burg. CHEAP ELLCTR O POWER. Are Electricity. Water system. 40uu you interested In tyiug up with Leghorn chickens is Jersov FOR SALE 35 sq. No. 2 quality Bonneville power at rules which cows. 0ue tam- A tlxrm m'. L'oquillo cedar shingles at 3.05 would probably enable you to diinery and houso furnishings - per sq., while they last. Kiuucy heat your homes electrically, . Terms. For details see G - W Garage, Myrtle Creek. more- cheaply than with present Young & Son 134 West Cast ' methods. Write expressing your. . street ' FOR SALE Single phased motors, interest, giving occupation and ! " i h. p. to 2 h. p., 110-220 volt. W. address to Box 1279, c-o Remind- SPECIAL Modern six-room fur.' R. Brown Electrio Shop, 120 N. or, Roseburg. nlshed house. 1$ lots $1600 fur- Stephens St. milk prices Am vmi satisfied' ': -lhed. terms. See this before FOR SALE Hay rake, binder, SSSE ffiSsK . and producer. Give your name, ., T oouiu otepo FOR SALE OR TRADE Hurley- occupation and address in lotter "'"' ' J?e''RouteOllOR0bu V' "Ut' MrS" 1S79' C' UumlUdor' Ro8- FOR SALE-6-room house. Large field, Route 1, Rosebun,. mug. ,Qt C.ook 1)0tom Yoal. ELECTRIC radio for sale or trade JITNEY DANCIC Friday at Mac- around creek. Fruit treos uml for battery set. Inquire at 326 cabee hall. 6c dunco or 6 for 25c. berries. Price $1600.00. $300.00 Fullerton or phone 372; Ladies free. Mother White's Or- down, balanco $20.00 per month. chestru. 1 G. W. Young & Son, 121 West FOR SALE National cnsh regis- - Cass street. tcr. Good condition. Box 374, c-o HEMSTITCHING 518 North Jack- , , , News-Rovlew. sou. K LEASE A-l location for Bor- ' vice station, Intersection ot 2 ANY size roll dev. prints 26c. ' Situations Wanted main highways, Pacific uml the Pacific Photo Bar., Box 8763, ftow SoUllel.H, Home, Not far Portland, Ore. . M1DDLE-AGBD woman wants from city limits of Roseburg. ZTT, : 7T, : housekeeping in or out of town. Bargain. 320 W. Cass St. SEE your cream weighed and ,, mini than wnnus 7 IB S : teBted. Clyde Adair, Roseburg Man? RoimburS u F0H SALK-5 acres. Closo In. All Creamery. .-. Main bt uosouuii,, uio. tlllublo. Good soil. Good road. - D . ' , : Small house. Just the place for MILK, grade A pasteurised or Jaw. roultry . chickens und a cow. Price, Delivered daily. Umpqua Dairy. ' - ' $750.00. G. W. Young & Son, 124 Phono 38. . . EOR SALE 26 Bronzo turkey West Cass streot. poults, 3 weeks old, with turkey BUY your berry boxes ot Parkin- hen. North highway, Route 2, FOR SALE 140 acres on maiu son's Food Store, 323 West CasB. Box 114, Roseburg. . county road. 30 acres tillable FOR SALE CHEAP Repossessed FOR SALE Rhode Island Red springs' A'sTtaTat Ifiaoo 00 "see refrigerator. Radio Music Store. und White Leghorn pullots at 0 w Young & Son 124 West FOR SALE- -14-foot - boat. Joe E. ' g"" 1,ous0' we8t mA Bwl"8ius Caaa street. Harvey, 1417 Harrison. -,fA'' c ', HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT- MAYTAO washers-Sales and ser- WAN1 f .i00 u whltB l,r0,ler8- Nine rooms. Close in. Roason- "vlcl RadTo8 HteSrV"d Roseburg Poultry. able. PageLumber Fuel Co.. ; it j , 709 N. Jackson St. Phone 242. , USED washerB and used radios - Hay and Grain ' ' Radio Music Store. : FOR SALE or trade 40 acres, : r. FOR SALE Baled oat and vetch good houso, large chicken houso, ARUNDEL Piano tuner. Ph. 189-L. ay. Phono '6F23. ' $1200.00. Arthur Nolson, Molrose CURTAIN Laundry. 203 S. Flint. - , Xrade " . RUte' CALL 42D-R tor Rawlolgli Products'. ' ' nAnr; , 'rr sv. "S60 V00'1 location., FOR TRADE Radio for planb. Fair buildings. Price reasonable. USED RANGES. Rsbg. Electric. 1 Gross ft Hargls. D. Coon, Camas Valley. A Change Woodrot Means Business in Weather nAniil HUMPH r how do VOU'REf FOR SALE Home In Weat Rose burg, 1363 Harrison Bt TypawrUan REMINGTON TYPEWRITER- and Oalton Adding Machine, aala and service. Roaeburf Book Store. Phooo HH. Stock and Bcssdl Amtga TOOKS . , Compiled by the Associated Press. Muy 12: 30 16 15 . 60 ; lnd'b RR's L't's St'lm Today ......... 81.2 45.0 42.4 67.3 New low. Prov. dny .... 91.1 45.2 13.8 67.4 Month ago'.... 96.3 46.0 46 3 70.6 Year ago 79.8 32.8 43.6 69.0 1937 high ......101.6 40.5 64.0 75.3 1937 low 89.6 37.8 42.8 66.2 1936 high 99.3 43.6 63.7 72.8 1936 low 73.4 30.2 43.1 56.7 BONOS 23 RR'S . 93.9 . 94.0 , 93.8 . 01.3 .. 99.0 .. 92.6 10 tnd'ls 103.3 1113.3 102.6 10 Ufa 10 Fgn. 98.8 99.0 99.6 101.3 102.8 98.7 103.1 71.3 Prov. day Month ago Year ago , 1937 high 71.2 71.9 68.9 102.3 104.4, 102.4 104.4 101.8 71.7 70.6 73.0 1936 high 98.2 1936 low 86.0 67.6 The Bank of England hns a 5300,000 kitchen which can serve unches at tho rate of 2000 a uay. It Is said to be tho largest and mnnt costly staff kitchen in Lon don. .i .i 1 i B. P. O. ELKS , Regular mooting Thursday . evening, May 13th. All officers and mombers requested to at- - tend. . ' ' Ira II. Riddlo, Soc'y, By Blosser By Crane AkinTtinD li it.i'iiit I If DON'T KNOW NO PW.THATi OUH t know rS- .ii f we HONEST? Zf-Mz-H OHUVER ' V ted b fcf CAMAS VALLEY CAMAS VALLEY. May 12. Mrs. Nullle Hurry ot Coqullle Is visiting st the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. Noble Blandloy. Francos Smith worked at tho cook houso at the Standiey camp a lew days last week taking over Alfroda Harry's Job during the 1st ter'a illness. Miss Harry spent a row days in Coqullle - with Irlenda during that time. DuBtor McCullou.b and small daughter, Geruldlne, aru staying with the former's brotucr.n-luw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Tholmar Farmer, Mr. McCullough Is work ing at u logging camp. Roy Vandorhotr, homoslcadcr from Oold mountain had his toot badly crushed IhsI wook while working for Ed Joyce Ho was tak en to Mercy hospital In RoBoburg whero he Is being cared for. Mr. aud Mrs. Albert Krogol camo home from Lester, Wash., last week. Mr. and Mrs. Kunulo Holt and three chlltlron have moved Into ono ot tho cabins In tho Klchter camp ground. - They camo to Ore gon a short ttmo ago from Moor iioail, Minn., und visited friends for a tow weeks at Cilendalo bo fore coming hero. Mr. Holt Is em ployed at the Standiey Bros, lum ber mill. Chrlstof Hagan of Cllondule 1b working at tho Standiey lumber mill. He Is tho sawyor. Mrs. Uraco Murray has boon quite sick In tho hospital. She was brought, home Sunday. Missus Mlldrcil Dick and Mnr garot Wright came down from Portland Saturday for a week's visit at tho homo of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Dick. Mrs. Noble Standiey Is cooking at tho Standiey logging camp this woek. Miss Anno Moonoy spent the wook-ond ut Suthorlln with hor mother, Mrs. Herbert Drown, Mr. und Mrs. Lestor Coatos and daughter, Holon, ot Alleghany and Itox Dick of Sltlumi camo out Suturduy ovenlng and visited Sun day al tho R, W. Dick home. Mrs. Alice Clark and eon, Wet ley, spent Sunday ot the homo of Mr. and Mi's. Spoucor at Canyon villa. Mi'B. Spencer is a duughtor ot Mra. Clnrk. Mr. and Mrs. Horiuan Aydelot of Glendale vlaitod Sunday ut the home of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Roynolds. llernard Donn hus gono to Port land whoro ho will havo an Injur ed knoe operated on. . - Miss Alice Moon, who IS work ing ut tho homo ot Mr, and Mra. Frank Drown, spent Sunday with rolativoB at. Cons .1 unction nnd with her paronts at Myrtle- Uroek. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith und daughtei'i Naomi, of Drain, visit od Sunday at the homo of tho for mer's sister, Mrs. F. It. Drown. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Joiii-b spent Sunday with tho fonner'B mother, Mrs. Sarah J. JonoH, In Rose burg. They also vlaitod with Paul's slBtor,- Mrs. Mlntlo Kinyun, who was vlHltlng hor mother. Virgil Wolcott received a ship ment ot 800 baby pullets from the Oockell hatchery ut Mllwauklo last week. Mrs. Robort Martiudale Is very 111 and was taken to Mercy hos pital last wook. Hor condition is slightly improved the lust few days. . . The year old daughter ot Mr. and Mrs, Millard Utoblo is In poor health and Mrs. Stoble took hov to Portland Tuesday. Sho will stay with hor paronts while sho Is Astronomer, HORIZONTAL , 1 The most lumous astronomer. 7 Ho was an by birth. 12 Card game. 13 Bltstock. 15 Sea cnglc. 16 Portrait " statue. 17 Abated. 18 Children. 20 Dozes. 21 Sleighs. 99 Ta clip. 21 Public storehouse. W Marble. S3 Titles. 84 Skull protuberance. 35 Hair . ornament. 38 Insulated. 37 Ripsaws. 43 Cruder. 48 Black haw. Answer lo 49 Higher In place, . 81 Pulls. 82 Aurora. 83 Cookery ragout. 84 Monkey, 88 He was an ot fallacies, 50 Ho was an expert Into JMARG10IT AISIQiUI I THL 14 E-'pUglE 5 T EUE VER I 5 I Offj SIP I iBOg 24 pppCWUITHECZ 2? HAfalrn-sl-lBitaWH--' l ji r" r p r r"c""!o"ii , L J . -- - . 15- W ji u a"rrr sp'sr t wis i mo 1 41 3T 43 Ij4' SsTSTT--" ' i 50 " n I i n I mri 1 a there with the baby. ! ; a very interesting play will bo presented by the seniors at tho school house Thursday night. MokIt ..... ...... k i.iun bui iwu iiiifinia. quite badly while helping with an o-iiuniueui at scnooi lust inui-s uay. ., . .. . . Mother's day was observed at the church Sunday by a apodal program of readings and songs fol lowing the Sunday school hour. Flowers wore presented to tho old eat mothor prossut, Mrs. Eunice Church, the youngest mother priti eut, MrB. Alma Parrott and the mother with. the most children at tending Sunday school, the last being a tie between Mrs. Helen Church and Mrs. Daisy Klrkou o5e.ll. Following the nroKialn a Mother's day message was brought by Rev. H. W, Rummell of Dll lard. MELROSE MELROSE. Mnv l-M,.a t n Roece roturnml hnmn urD(in',i,..'. after spending ton days at Oregon vi, nui-io BIIU WHS COIICO Dy tlO serious Illness of her Blstor, Mrs. Frod Freeman, who had undergone a major operation. Mrs. Freeman has visited at Melrose on a num ber of occasions. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Horn loft Thursday morning for Ilakors field, California, to make their homo. Mr. nnil M. l-r..,..i train Oklahoma a year ago and re- aiueu in uoseuurg most of tho time. The termor 1b a brother of Mrs. Clifton! Whlf ,.,! r !...... Horn, with whom they visited for ocvurui uayB oeioro leaving for California. . Mr. Bliri Mra Phil .Ua n tp... gene and Raymond Olson ot Silt- toos Bpoui esunnay with their par onts, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Olson. Mrs. E. 1. Hnnnw nnrl hoc ,l....h. tor, Miss Georgia Emery, and their uncie, w. it: Van Ornuni, sponL Sunday nt Powera with the toi mer's brother nnd RlRtniln.lnu. xiH and Mrs. D. C. Churchill. ' ami family, who formerly resided at Motroso. . Mr.. 'IIIWl Xfl'U fllinnm. t..l...HnK . ...... vu.uui uuminuii and daui;htor, Helen, made a busl- iiuuo nip 10 niigene Saturday. Mr. und Mrs. Louis kelffor ot CamiLH Villlnv nnnnt Ki,n,lnv .1 in. garoso vlBltlng their eon, Raymond, mm is uttonuing tne uigaroHO school nnd visiting Mr. ahd Mrs. J. O. Dacklund. Mrs. H. A, Llndgren and daugh ter, MIbs Emily, of Corvallls a,r. I'lvnH Thlll'llflni, In uIdI, ..n.ll D.TL A - '' . "on uuui I3U1T day with the former's parcihtk Mr. and Mrs, M. WoortMri( .' ' Y Mf ntiH Mu BnlltV; ' 1 -i ....n. u, ,.,,, CI,U11 ll rivals from Iowa, moved last Wed nesday to tho old Nut Van Noj plnco which thoy purchased from Mr. Dnrrott. Mr. und Mrs.. Caps, recently from Lob Angolos, have leased tho Mllto Johnson place and are mak ing tholr homo there! - "Carl Dacklund returned to Camp Sltkum after spending the . week end with hlB family. Mrs, Adolph Johnson left last week for Marcola to visit her boii-ln-l:w and duughtor, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Sliorort, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thomp son of Coles vnllcy, were Sunday ovonluR guests ot Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lundoon. . Mr. und Mrs. Albert Gnlla ot Slutor croolt visited at Molroao Sunday. tlnv U'nhlinK nf Rnlo,,, ,k dinner guest ot his mothor-ln-law, oirs. c, raiman, one evouing last woek, "Dusy" hoavors have to keep busy, If not kept short by gnaw ing, the tooth would grow so long dial tho anlmalB could not closo their mouths. of Olden Times Previous Fuizle Opposed. Devoured. He was also an (pi.). Brilliancies. Indian plant. He Is known as an excel lent . Japanese fish. Wine vessel. By. Data. Frostbite. -Mine shaXt hut, Holm ook. Ship's deck. Mexican ' W 38 VERTICAL 30 2 Genus of auks 40 3 Fold of thread dollar. Artifice. Mast. Cordage fiber. Seed covering) To remain. Expectation. Pitcher. Plural. I 4 Electrified particles, 8 Recedes, 6 Verbal. 7 Frosted. 8 Scatters. 9 Permits. 10 To press, 11