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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY. JUNE 15, 1937. FIVE NEWS-REVIEW Classified Ads. Phone 100 RATES Single insertion, per word H lc Ouu week, per v.'ord 5c One month, per line... 51.00 Minimum charge - ...25c Copy for this page will be accept ed until 11 a. m. of the day of pub lication. The News-Review assumes no responsibility for and In no way guarantees the financial responsi bility or Integrity of the advertis ers In the classified cofumuj. Read ers r.re urged to make full investi gation before Bending money in re sponse to advertisements. The News-Review reserves the right to reject objectionable adver tising. It further reserves the right to classify all advertising under the proper classification. Livestock FOR SALE Horse, work or lido, 6 ' years old. $50.00 cash. L. H. Brooks, Dlxouville and Rifle Range road. FOR SALE Full blooded Cocker Spaniel pups, male or female. Illack or red. Art Davis, 416 S. Pine. FOR SAUO Two Shetland pon ies one mare, one yearling colt. Gentle. Max Bauer, Oak land. FOR SALE Weaned O. I. C. pigs, Sl.00. They're dandy. S. A. Web ber, Pearson Ranch, Umpquu. FOR SALE 2 good Jersoy cows. 5th house ou Lookingglass road. J. D. Vedder. FOR SALE Ono year old Aber deen Angus bull. A. W. Johnson, Rcstoii. FOR SALE Jersey cow. Phone 15F1. E. O. Cloake. Fuel 16-INCH shiu wood, $1.00 tier in 3- tler lots, 4-foot cord, 51.76. De livered. Order now and save. Phono 38F5. Mill, Dlxouville road, west of county bnrn. FRECKLES AND HIS WE'RE NOT SURE WE'RE OKI ) TPH f ( FOLLOW "THIS )1flWO MILES DOWN Is s ' ft DIDrfcU SAY TO TURN X SAID WHEM.. S 1 ( THE RISHT ROAD.' MAYBE TOU TjS r PQDTlLL'feU A- ARDEN ROAD WILL LET ME N H OFF RIWCOM HILL BUT I MEANT ( COULD GIVE US SOME HELP f J SJj BOY, COME TO A CREEK BRIMS YOU IWTO f MAKE SURE WHEW WE GET Jl-r P V?5"""" WE'RE OH OUR WAY TO ($ H? SHE )-TWETJ wfbt "' BUTLER .' TURH I GI3T S&N TO THE TOP ? S S. v butler' "yr 05 sure JrrL r!L off arden road Iyouriw- U v-t-a---- ' fflESl rti'M fB I'Cr O 3 . , - CX BO"-!) I U-JHrr THE CREST OF ) STRAIGHT.' I cJ, AttMW jL JtWV E ' il .1 oi iii ' MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE In Walks "Mothah" By Thompson and Coll I UUOW I sunill DM'T NSp W0Ptt.lJAI n? ,.iut y'.-i-rirTir'ri I PLEASE, MBS. Sg' THIS WILL NEED A LOT OFjtig I AS WE CAStH POOR l& CLOSED, I THIS, MVBA, BUT I'VE APOgEO I III. THE MEAMIM& OF THIS? 1" JW PASTURES- LET W EXPLAINING.. STEP SSS CLIMBS ABOARD 1X6 ' VOU FROM THE VER.V DAV 1 1 I I 1 1 ' IpT :Wk3 ME EXPLAIN... J wo W CABIN, rTS, WW AND TAKES A POSITION OUT- ! SENT MV MAM ASHORE L lf Itftv.' If i l yEH S T- I?4 ' ' 601,4 Ajt 1 A " SIDE THE PORTHOLE. TO INVITE VOU TO TEA, AMD... If 1 ' 1 .( U V !5G Si 'A V VOU.' ft WJJ i ! T 1 BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES SOME MOTOc. RtCOROS , ' REC06MZtl I WfelOtt? HkRO 6fi.riTLEMW TOR VOO .BOOTS grl WHO UOICt ? r1 H& TECVViQOt. TO Et -i,- vnM I CAM ! 1 & 0Vt.RE.W, WOO.-,. WASH TOBBS fWE WANT CHINCHILLAS, UNPERiTNP LIVE OMSS' KtfL WNti: ALL VOU CAN ONE TURNED IN, THERE'S A ,-c C Rentals MODERN, furnished bungalow three rooms and bath. Also 4 rooms and bath, partly furnished. W, P. Harding, Wayside Shop, near Soldiers' Home, Garden Val ley Blvd. FOR RENT 2 new double cot tagOB In cedar grove overlooking river. Furnished or unfuraisbod. Monthly or by season. Old Keu tucky Homes. Phone 3sF23. APARTMENT 1 large unfurnish ed rooms, 3 blocks to cit:' ooli te r. Garage, hot water, heat pro vided. Beautiful view of city. Call J. O. Newland. PARTLY furnished attractive liv ing quarters. Can have 2 to 4 roplna. Phone 740-J or see Wat sig Hatchery. FURNISHED apartment, new and modern, air conditioned; two bedrooms; Frigldalre. 630 E. Douglas. MODERN home, newly finished in side. Full basement gurpge, fireplace, beater. Call J. O. New land. FOR RENT Modern 5-room house, unfurnished Garage. Adults only. 544 North Piue. FOR RENT Beltonla modern, fur nished four-room apartment. Rea sonable. Phone 116. FOR RENT -r- House, 812 Harvard Ave., Laurelwood. Inquire 876 Hoover, phone 225-Y. FOR RENT Five-room furnished house. 420 Vista Ave. Will be va cant June 1st. KOIILHAGEN Apartments. Strict ly modern. 22.60 and up. Phone 660. CLEAN; 3-room apartment. Adults. Lights, garage. $15.00. S14 Mill. 5-ROOM modern furnished house for rent. Call at 544 S. Pine St, SLEEPING room. Close in. 120 W. Lane. . FRIENDS SET! AND FOR. EACH BONUS OF 700 PESOS. For Sale, Miscellaneous FOR SALE At public auction, Suturday, June 1!, 2 p. m. at my place in Sutherlin, all my house hold goods: beds, aressers, tables, chairs, ice box, 4-burner oil rauge with oven, tubs, cook ing uteusils, dishes, lots of fruit Jars, bedding, etc. Hazel Ureen. KITCHEN ranges, $7.50 to ?25.00; . dish cupboard, siAlo; trash burn er with colls, 112.50; unfinished breakfast set, $6.00; electric ra dios, (4.00 to $20.00; electric washer, $7.50. Burr's Furniture Store, 333 Cuss St. Phone 25-J. RE-CLEANED, home mown Sudan grass seed at lour cents c pauna while it lasts. After this good rain Sudan should be the safust and surest crop to saw. Suther lin Fruit Growers Association, Sutherlin, Ore. ANYONE wishing loganberries, drop a card to Carl Brauuinger, Sutherlin or call at his ranch. No phone. Berries will be' ready the last of June. GUARANTEED sewing machine and vacuum cleaner. Repaired. All makes. Gross & Hargis. Phone 93. COPELAND Electrio Refrigerators Priced right. Liberal terms. 222 W. Oak St PEAS, Gradus, Blue Bantam. Large well filled pods. Deliver day picked. Llndbloom, Dlxouville. FOR SALE Umbrella tent, 10x10. Mrs. E. W. Brown, Cauyouvllle, Oregon, FOR SALE CHEAP Repossessed . refrigerator. Radio Musio Store. BUY your berry boxes at Parkin son's Food Store, 323 West Cass, MAYTAG washers Salea and ser vice. Radio Music Store. USED washers and used Radio Music Store. CANNING peas for sale. Ira Bay er, Dlllard, Ore. USED Elec. ranges. Hsl.g. Electric. He Has His What's On With HA VAH! r &OIN' CATCH HONDREP5. GOIN' BUY KJvllFE.SUN, GOATS,LLAMA5. Closing out sale on our tire stock 32x6 Gates Vulco 10-ply $32 50 5.60x20 Yale, 6-ply 9.00 4:60x21 Gates, 4-ply 5.85 All tires lu stock reduced 30. Keel Motor Co. DeSoto and Plymouth Sales & Service 443 N. Jacksun POULTRYMEN We have new blood lino of 3 months old New Hampshire breeding cockerels, from eggs direct from the best R. O. P. breeder in New Hamp shire. Buy this week for less than price will be later. Wutzig Hatchery. FOR SALE Sudan giaBS seed. This Is just the llmo ami weath er conditioas to sow it far pas ture, teed or buy. Flvo cents a pound, delivered. FOR SALE Good wagon, with new rack for hauling hay. Otto Olson, Melrose Star, Rosuburg, Ore. Lost and Found LOST, on Jackson street, u small black purse containing bill and change. Reward. C. II. Pratt, Brockway. STRAYED Female, White Collio brown on ono side of head. Fred Fisher, phone 26F3. LOST Leather fishing Jacket, bo twoeu Roseburg and Steamboat Reward. Dick Baker. F0UN1 Small white poodlo dog. Phono 30 111. Trade TO EXCHANGE 100-ucre ranch. Good improvements. Will tuko Roseburg residence for part' of value. A good ranch. G. W. Young & Son, 124 W. Cass St. WILL Trade 1928 Hudson sedan, in good condition, for equity in later car, or what have you? Box 263, care News-Review. FOR TRADE Radio for piano. Gross & Hargis. Doubts This? OVO T-RtNO Of- VOOR BROTHER. BU.V , K 690 BOY BU.VX VOO "VEVV VAt ftV- MORt ORGtSSX "YVWriS-b TO the Hunt WE TRAVEL LI6HT AN13 H&AD DUE NORTH!) '5TA UhAO OH V0UR,T0E5'. UET'5 GO'.! 7Wffi .ju ss. y tX ui?t. m ',1 't, V Real Estate MODKKN 7-room residence for runt or aula, uewl .-eflulshed, good neighborhood. Reulu), $32.50 per month. Sale price $3760.00 on easy terms. Douglas Bldg. & Loan A&s'n., Medical Arts Bldg. FOR SALE 13 acres, 3 ml. lioae burg. Neat little 5-raoiu home, ldeul poultry ranch. $2100.00. $300.00 cash down, buluncu $25 per mo. G. W. Young & Sou, 124 W. Cuss St. FOR SALE 20 acres 1 mile north of Roseburg on Buragar road, only $2100.00. Theo. Trulsen. FOR SALE 6-rooin hoUuO, newly redecorated, first cIubb condition. Phone 637-J. Typewriters REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and Dalton Adding Machines, sales and service. Roseburg Book Store. Phono 690-J. Automobiles USED CAR SALE This week only. Every car a bargain. 1029 Chev. sedan $95.00 1926 Dodge sedan 60.00 192S Essex sedan 75.00 1025 Dodgo delivery 50.00' 1!)2 Whippot coach 50.00 1928 Ford coach 76 00 1027 Stude. coupe 25.00 192S Chev. truck 45.00 1928 Harloy Davidson mo torcycle 35.00 R. H. Wilson Motor Co. Ot'.k & Rose Sts. Roseburg, Oro. 28 Chevrolet couch. Excellent con dition throughout. $95.00. 622 Mill. Tractors COME ONE, come all and see Sarff'B Auto Tractor before you buy a small tractor. At Sarff'B Auto Wrecking House, 623 N. Main St. Help Wanted FARM hand wanted. News-Review. Box 259, c-o T1AW VOO'.TO 6ET t56HT TO THE. 90hS .BOOfc -1 WNViX TO TO VOO fXBOOT TVE. ,KVEM RftTrVE Or't-&OEO Or , COrAE. R6VT r-i r y 11 llVj-S-v ' 'I Ji&J StHV'CC. INC. T. M. rbG. U. ft-rAI. urr. j VAV.' SlPi! l' . 'AvVAy he; u. i. pt orr '- J & Miscellaneous BOSWELL Mineral Springs Hotel is now open uud announces uew rates for the season. Hot calcium mineral baths without attendant, 50c. Same with attendant and sweat on cot after bath, $1.00. In connection with the batbs our curative diet Is an Important factor. Wo adhere strictly to the "McCaun Suluiiuj of Eutlng." Give our health program a trial and experience the amusing re suits. No mutter what your ail ment you will be benefitted Room, baths and meals, $20.00 per week. FREE I If excess acid causes you stomach ulcers, gus pains, Indi gestion, heartburn, get true sam ple Udgtt, at Chapman's Phar macy. POULTRYMEN We now huvo a luurket for heavy breed hutching eggs. Cull or sea us this week. Wutzig Hatchery. Phone 740-J. SEE your cream weighed and tested. Clyde Adair, Roseburg Creamery. MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw Delivered dally, uiupqua, mury. Phone 88. HEMSTITCHING. Buttons covered Sylvester Dress Shop. ARUNDEL-Plano tuner. Ph. 189-L. Educational NKW JOBS FOR THOUSANDS In Electric Refrigeration Air Con (lltlonlng. Chuiico for reliable men to nronare for good post tlons. Train spare tlmo at home for big pay Installation uud Sor vice work. Give ago, present em ployment. Utilities luBt., Box 261, c o Nows-Rovlow. Wanted WILL exchango good used cars tor cows and cilvos. Soo Campbell at Ford garage, Rosohurg. Work Wanted WANTED Drossmnklng. Mrs. Moore, 214 N. Moill St. By Blosser By Martin B-BOT , BOTS . DO VOU VriOVO f.BOOT W ? By Crane HA VAH! 1 :c vv-fi 1 fM THEY GO ON THE MOJT HOPEFUL EXPEDITION IN ZO YEARS, WOMAN TREATED FOR BULLET WOUND Mrs. Kessler Woodruff ot Reeds- port, former resident of Roseburg, returned today )o v&ips Ulahets after spending a few days here receiving treatment for au injury suffered lost week. The Injury occurred while she was viBiting .Mr. unu mis. i-erry wrigni ai Caps Illahee. A bullet, which had been overlooked lu a pllo of rub bish thrown into a stove, explod ed and a piece of Iho shell imbed ded itself in the calf of her leg. She was brought to Roseburg by horse and automobile to receive treatmont of the injury, and visit ed here with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chapman Jr. STATE DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP SOUGHT PORTLAND. Juno 14. (AP) Fro mdemocratio ranks come two names today as possible candidates for tho post of state committee man if Claude McColloch, Klamath Falls, Is offered the vacancy on the federal court in Oregon. Jack Cauflold, Tillumook coun ty, and U, S. Burt, Corvallls, edu cator and unsuccessful candidate for stuto treasurer at the 1936 el ections, were being mentioned among party loaders as likely choices. BARRIE STILL IN GRAVE CONDITION LONDON, Juno 15. (AP) Physicians alteudiug Sir James M. Barrio, ill with bronchial prion- niouiu, announced his condition still wiib serious but somuwhut im proved today. ; mo 77-your-oici playwright hud a fair night and progress was malntulnod," a bullotln said. MARSHFIELD SET ... FOR LABOR MEET MARSHFIELD, Ore., Juno 15 Downtowu streots woro receiving a dress of bunting today In prepa ration mr tlin Ihlrtv-Cirth nnmiRl convention of the Oregon State1 IftT Warm Cylinder Starting The "Caterpillar" Diesel engine is designed to true Diesel principles . . . with a starting system that permits full Diesel economy and performance, A separate gasoline engine furnishes starting power for as long a period as necessary to condition the Diesel en gine for operation , . ... thus eliminating the need for hur ried starting. No other system insures warm-cylinder starting . . . quick acceleration . . . smooth operation of all speeds without smoking . , . high fuel economy at all loads. Douglas County farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange Roseburg, Oregon Noted Stage Actress HORIZONTAL 1, 5 Actress -pictured here. 13 Dregs. ' 14 Flower container- ' 15 The groat artery. 16 Brother. 17 Eating tool. 18 Boot. 19 One in chronic ill health. 21 Plant shoot. 22 Myself. 23 Narrative poem. 24 Gnmc on horseback. 2.1 Sun. 26 Cart hinge. 27 Upright shafts. 25 Chums. 29 Wrath. 30 Some. 32 She attained early in lifo. 34 Itoad. 35 Toward. Answer to 0TTW BIOS ill 36 Unit. 37 Italian river. 38 Drops of cyo fluid. 40 Sun god - 41 Stream. 42 Unoccupied. 43 Departs. 44 Like cheese. 40 To combine. SO She Is a American actress. SI She is de- scended from a line of i 12 15 M I i-Vi 16 17 I Ic3 19 IIO III t 35 TTr" rV I w I l1J Federation of Labor, which opens at the Eagles ball here Monday, June 21. This will be the second federation state convention to hold sessions on Coos Bay, the first occasion having been in 1925 when the Coos Bay Central Labor coun cil, with five or more small un ions, was host. Constituent unions today number more than 25 and the entire coast region from Flor- ence to the California state Una is covered. Hervey C. Tripp la president of the local council and Charles Granby secretary-treasur TOWNSEND CLUBS' DOINGS IN DOUGLAS MYRTLE CREEK Tho Myr tle .Creek Townsend club will sponsor a dauco following the reg ular meeting scheduled for Thurs day, June 17. Refreshments con sisting of ice cream, cake' and punch will bo served. Stock and Bond Averages STOCKS Complied by The Associated Press, Juno 15: 30 16 15 60 Ind'ls nil's Ufs St'kB Today 89.1 40.3 40.3 61.5 Prev. day .... 88.1 40.2 40.0 63.9 Month ubo .... 89.7 14.8 11.1 66.3 Year ago .... 86.3 35.8 49.2 63.8 1937 high 101.6 49.5 51.0 75.3 1937 low 88.1 37.8 40.0 03.9 193B high ...... 99.3 -13.6 63.7 72.8 1936 low 73.4 30.2 43.1 55.7 BONDS 20 10 10 10 RU's Ind'ls Ufs Fgn. Today 93.1 102.9 97.8 72.3 Prov. day .... 93.1 103.0 98.1 72.5 Month uko .... 93.0 102.8 97.8 71.0 Year ago 92.4 102 9 102.0 69.7 1937 high 99.0 101.4 102.8 74.7 , 1937 low 92.0 102.4 97.8 70.S 1936 high 98.2 104.4 102.1 73.0 1936 low 86.9 101.8 99.3 67-6 Previous Punle 14 She is famous for her . 17 A fillip. 18 Window ledge 20 Honeybee genus, .' 21 Mountain pass. 22 Speck. 24 3.1416. 25 Wise. 26 Sandy. 27 Crippled. ( 28 Biased. : 29 Oenus of ' frogs. I 31 Dower ( property. 1 32 Shape. 33 Not so tight,',' 35 To step. 37 Mourning Virgin. . 39 Genus of auks' 41 To vex. 1 43 Antclopj. 45 Musical note.' 46 Half an em., 47 King of Bashan. 48 Spain. ."iV 49 Above. ' players.- VERTICAL 1 Like an elf. 2 Gull. 3 Celestial. 4 Electrical unit. 8 Poet. fl To question. 7 Note in scale. 8 A lout. 9 Lunar orb. 10 Native metal. II night, 12 Artist's frames. iiiii 1 pemguin lira