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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW,' ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 21. 1937. NEWS-REVIEW Classified Ads. Phone 100 RATES Single insertion, pur word .lo Ou WtieK, per word be Oue muuiti, per tint Almlinum cburgo . 2ac Copy lor lliis page will be accept ed uulU 11 a. iu. oi tUe day ot puu iicuOon. TUe NewB'ltoview assumes no responslbtliiy lor und iu no way guurauteed Oie liuaueml rtapousi biiuy ox Integrity of the advertis ers in tne clunsitied columns. Iteud era exe urged to make full investi gation before sending money in re sponse to advert is em e i te, Tlie Wews'iieview reserves the rlgUt to reject obJucllouaWe udver Using. It further reserves the right to cosily ail advertising under the proper classification. Livestock GOATS for sale. Oue hundred and fifty mixed Angora goals in filiu condition. Will soil all or part. Joint iiohr. I'hone 2SG-J. WANTED Uogislered young Jer sey bull, U' reasonable. State ago und price. Ada J. Demi, Camas Valley, Oregon. FOU BALKi CHliAP l-'emnle llos ton Terrier pup, G months old, well trained. 715 East Lane St., Itoseburg. FOU SALE Two Shetland pon ies one mare, one yearling colt. Gentle. Mux liauer, Oak land. FOR SALE Ono two-year-old Guernsey heifer. Will freshen in July. J. C. Hoyse, Dixonvtlle. VOU SALE Small saddlo horse und saddle. Reasonable. Jim Flnlay, 488 S. Main St. FOU SALE Team of black Perch cron colts, coming 3. Floyd Couey, UiniMjua XJurk. 1500-HI. work horse for trade 'or cows. J. D. Myrtle Creek. s;Uo or Weaver, KOll SALE Sow with eight young pigs, 40.00. O. A. Rowo, mile north of Wilbur. FRECKLES AND HIS WELU.I WAS M-ANNIM3 "TO SUMMER ll-l MIAMI AND FROM THERE I THOUGHT I MIGHT WIMTER IW BAWFF.CAHAn! HOW FAR? DO YOU RSUHEZ OW RID-i IIJC5 WITH MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE . VEEV SOOR MES. PASTURES - SIMCE VOU PEMAWD PEOOF, HERE. IT IS...' FIEST WE HAVE VEA 1HE MOTE WHICH STILL 15 TRVIM6 TO MRS. PAS TUEES THAT HER. SON, REGGIE, IS THE COAT AFTEE. THE COUWT WAS SHOT... NOTOEIOU5 "BLUE -BEABP',' BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WASH TUBBS JETUENIM6 TO RIO BRAVO, l AFTER AN UNSUCCESSFUL CHINCHILL HUNT, WASH'S FANCY LI6HTLY TURNS TO LOVE. I CALL RITA hAY LITTLE CHINCHILLA -THE MOST PRECIOUS LITTLE ANIMALj UN fcAKTH FOR SALE Milk cows, 1 horse, wagon. J. D. Vedder, 5th house on Lookinggluss road. HE AW loggiug team for sale. Harry Moore, Kent Creek, JJU lurd. Rentals FOR RENT The Tenndle store, stutiou it n d pst office, or will sell the whom place including 7 furnished cabins, dance hull and roller skating rink. If interested, come look it over. FOR RENT Newly finished 5 rooin furuiuhed house and gar age. Adults. Fred A. Golf, 12a S. Stopheus. Phono 218. FOR RENT 5-room house, paved street, guruge and wood shed, $12.UU. Chus. Kyes, S2G N. Juck ' sou. CLEAN, front, furnished, three . room apartment. Water, lights, garage. 02S S. Pine St. UVE-ROOM furnished house. Pi ano, electric stove, etc. 223 East Lane. Phone 717. ' CLEAN, 3-rooin apartment. Adults. Lights, guruge. $16.00. 814 Mill. FOR RENT i-rooni house, cheap. Floyd Couoy, Uiupquu Park. Trade FOR 'iRADE Radio for piano. Gross & Hargla. Fuel 16-INCH slau wood, 51-00 tior In 3 lior lots, 4-foot cord, $1.75. De livered. Order now and save. Phono 38F5. Mill, JJIxonville road, west ot county burn. Hay and Grain FOR SALE 1 ton of oat and vetch baled hay. Reasonable. See J. A. Campbell at ranch 1 milo wost of Sutlierlin, Ore. Typewriters -- REMINGTON TYPEWRITER S and Dalton Adding Machines, Bales and service. Roseburg Book Store. Phono 690-J. FRIENDS WAS PIWWED TO 1AMAEOFFS j. OBOY! WOTTA GIRL. rr -r rv(Sri BUT If" W SAY LIS7EW . VE FED ,T WERE EXCEI.LEMT...TKAT i YoU, MR. TUMBLEWEED, HEADED ) WILL GIVE ME AM I Bu- WE DIDfJT pLA(J' ) FORCAL- OPPORTUwriYTO f OW HAVIWG YOU AS A 1 im-.i-.i ha I rfiKDADtr err noiHA , ' . I ,wr,... , . vyEEK-EWD guest: y nw AMD ) AND CALIFORNIA I ')T-v-i -IS ' ZllT7y wfft MIAMI J ORANGES' I DONT i fP 1 jV ll'fk ' ' W ffi IS IN MIND GOING TO j J fit,"' ' " rJ&JX JF FLORIDA.' ) MIAMI BV WAY OF !' i ',lVy, :,. N '3Ji 'M V Miscellaneous POULTHYMKN We now have u uiarkel for heavy breed batching eggs. Call or see ud this week. Wuuig Hatchery. Phone 740-J. TRANSPORTATION lo l.oa An geles and return about July first. tor particulars uddj'ess Box News-Ueview. btti your cruaui weighed and tested, Clyde Admr, itoseburg (Jru&iuery. MILK, snit A pasteurized or raw. Ueltvurud dally. Uuipo.ua Dairy. Phone S8. HEMST1TCH1NU. Uultous covered: Oyivcster Dress Shop. AUUNLUSL-rrano tuner. Pb. 1SS-U Help Wanted STBAIIV WORK OOOl) PAY. Re liable man wunleil to call ou farmers in Jiouglas county. No experience or capital required. Make up to $12 a day. W rite FURST ai THOMAS, 42B Third street, Oakland,' Calif. WANTKl.) I''or i'. good paying job, responsible woman. Prefer ex teacher or sulcs person. Ad dress Box 209, c-o News-lteview. MAN for Coffee Route. Up to $15 first week. Automobile given as bonus. Write ZANOL, JOS Tenth St., Oakland, Cut. EXPERIENCED waitress for relief girl. Apply afternoons only. Nu Cute. WANTED Men to cut pulpwood. T. C. Ruckle, Melrose Stur Route. WANTED A man for farm work. Box 2ti5, Nows-Roviow. WANTED Lady for general housework. Phone 21K31. Work Wanted WANTED Auction sales by a graduate of two best auction schools in United Slates. Write C. W. Graham, 814 S. 5th St., Grants Pass, Oregon. WANTED Dressmaking. Moore, 214 N. Main St. Mrs. Mr. Tumbleweed Stocks Up The ANP HECE IS THE LITTLE INVITATION TO TEA REGGIE SEWT TO ME By OWE OF YOUR SAILORS. HE NEVER DREAMED THIS MIGHT BE EVIDENCE. LOOK.' THE WRITING IS IDENTICAL! i The Boiling Point No Time Lost (T v hi,:7 'bti q K PUPGV ARMY LOITERED ABOUT TH6 STATION FOK. PAYS', SUDDENLY COMES TO U4 For Sale, Miscellaneous POULTRY MEN Wo have new blood line of 3 months old New Hampshire breeding cockerels, Hum eggs direct iroiu the best R. O. P. breeder In New ilump suiro. iiuy this week for less lua:t puce will be later. 'Watzig Hatchery. ICE boxes. $5.00 to $10.00;; baby beds, 9 Lou to $5.50; trasn burn er, $12.50; dressers, 1.00. lo si. 50. Burr's i uruiture Store, 333 Cass St. Phone Ii5-J. COPELAND Electric Refi'lgerutors Priced r.ghl. Liberal terms. 223 W. Oak SL POR SALE Ooou wugou with new rack for uuullng hay. Otto Olson, Alelrose Star, Roseburg, Ore. 5 MILLION feel old growth tim ber, close to railroad. Southern i Oregon. W. D. Smith, 4111) Vol tairo street, San Diego, Califer niu. FOR SALE Roil, springs, -mattress, table, range, chairs. V. i. Davison, Route 2, Box 117. FOR SALE 1 wood range, 1 oil burner, 1 icebox. Cull Duulram Transfer Co., 402 W. Oak St. FOR SALE House trailer. Ileu sonable. lnquiro at 131) Sheridan St. or Ford Garago. GYPSY caravan trailer, domou strator, for salo at big diseouut J. O. Nowlaud. FOR SALE Two-wheel trailer. Stucco bouso west end or, swing ing bridge. . Foil SALE CHEAP Repossessed refrigerator. Radio Music Store. BUY your berry boxes at Parkin son's Food Store,-323 West Cass. MAYTAG washers Sales and aor vice. Radio Music Store. USED washers and used radios. Radio Music Store. ONE cent each. Mugazir.es. Fiction Library. I WAS FAMISHED WWEM YOU "TOOK ME IKI, LADS .' MOW I PEEL PERFECT LY COMFORTABLE Proof NEXT, WE HAVE THE BULLET AROFF...AND THE ONE REGGIE FIRED AT US, WHICH IS IMBEDDED IM THE I MOTOR BOAT. LABORATORY NEEDED... BUT THERE'S NO MIND THEY BOTH CAME FROM THE GUN V ME. LANE TOOK. FROM VOUR V r THE SUY ,M06,tGOTSTCM &P-KUEO TO THVbiW VOKi A, CK J'J 7 HELLO, HONEY. NalKEAPY HE EES CALLIN& SENORITA' I THIS ISlVASHie.l . Tr&r -T(VjCARlTa 4-bolet W laT &fm W.'i'iTmVfirhfA hlhn.t.llri," T.M.tfcli. ll B P'T ' " bJ i t-JU L. & II. ENAMEL, electric range. Hotpoint electric range, used chairs und rockers. Very special price oil . discontinued fluor lumps. Used bed davenports. Jesse Furniture Co., lOli Juck suu St. FOR SALE Wesilicld bicycle, al most new, very cheap. Second, hand range, $11.50. Emersuu cabinet, grand piano, ull enamel gas range. Judd's I1 uruiture store. NEW AVA DUREAU bedroom suite bed, vuuity, bench and highhuy, tuner-spring mattress und box springs. Regular price $179.1)5. Complete sol only Sia7.SU. Judd's Furniture Store. USED Elee. ranges. Ilsbg. Electric. Poultry POULTRYMEN Wo have a limit ed number of llampshlro Red cockerels Hint pullets for sale. 3 mouths old. They aro from R. O. P. trapuested pens direct lreui New Hampshire. Here is your chauce to get the best al a low- price. W'uulg Hatchery, Norm highway. Phone 740-J. FOR SALE 0 dozen While Lea- horn chickens. D. H. Penman, 3A miles west of Teumilc on Coos Hay highway. Address Urock way. LAST Leghorn ready June 22 chicks this year, . Watzig Hatchery Automobiles ItRAND new Chevrolet must be sulci at sacrifice due to unfore seen circumstances. Seo Rill Loumis lit MctV.ger's. '2S Cbovrolet coach. Excellent con dltloii throughout. $1)5.00. 022 Mill. ')KD bug, in good condition, cheap. Watzig Hatchery. Tractors COME ONE, come all and soe Surff's Auto Tractor before you buy a small tractor. At Sarff's Auto Wrecking House, 523 N. Main St FIRED AT ZAM- THEN, TOO, SIDE OF OUR TESTS WILL BE DOUBT IN MY HADN'T SOM. TIAEA TO PLAWNIKIG TD Nri, '''- : nr. nnir . v.,r.'-: ' HosprrAt-iTY. n YOU MIGHT- AT t!ill EfRk VICHES.' tteArr. bp-mchf. ! Ji ifcr. -A r ,a 1 1 i I BE 'i3 ROYAV. W6WME.b eVOU) OP . AiKiO MEtT HM MTH OfcMt t3.Wo WW mmm dJBcow- mi BY NC Real Estate FOR SALE 53 acres, ubout 12 acres in orchurd mostly up pies; 2 surfeco springs; hard wood for lUutliuo, ussessed val uation 750. Make offer. Located 8 miles from Rosoburg, 11 miles left from Melrose. Inquire lor Kaiser Ran.-h. C. E. King, lio3 M St., Hoquiom, Washington. FOR SALE 110 acros, 3 acres cleured, 4 or 6 acres slushed. Good orchurd, year round creek, good gravel road and Bchool bus lino, fenced ou 2 sides, adjoining good outruuge. $550.00. Will take good car for part payment. Laud only. Do not own timber. Ralph . Smith, South Myrtlo crook. FOR RALE Lcuso, crop and stock. 200 ucres. Lease expires Doc. 31. 24 acres grain, 1 ucre potatoes, 3 cows, 1 holfor, 43 owes, 2ti lambs, 1 horso, 2 brood sows, 2 pigs. 100 young turkeys. Farm machinery goes with leilsd. $900 cash takes all. G. W. Young & Son, 124 W. Cnsa St. FOR quick salo, to tuke caro of business Interests, owner is of fering the following: fiuu (i-room h.iusn: urge lot. close in; sev oral lots ou highway north of Rosehuig; 1 Broom House; 10 aero I'urui; incumu npurtment houso, closo in. Fred A. Guff, 122 S. Stopheus. Phono 21b. MODERN 7-room resldonco for rent or sale, newly ::ofliilshed, good neighborhood. Rental, $32.50 per mouth. Sale prico $3750.00 ou eusy terms. Douglas uiug. at Loan Ass'u., Medical Arts llldg. FOR SALU 00 acros, houso, barn and chicken liouao. Spring. 13 mllos out. Worth $1200.00. Will sell for $750.00. Chas. Kyus, 820 N. Jackson. S3 ACRES land, house, hen house, barn, 2 springs, small creek. Harry Moore, Kent Crook, Dil lard. Lost and Found LOST Truck tiro, tubo und rim In or near Jtasoburg. Phono 3SF6. Howard. By Blosser By Thompson and Coll MRS. PASTURES... HADN'T IT OCCUEEP TO YOU THAT, OF ALL , THE PEOPLE WHO DEFIED "BLUE BEARD," 'VOU ALONE, WERE NOT THREATENED? EVEN BLUEBEARD" THE HEART TO HARM HIS OWN MOTHER, ALTHOUGH UU r REVOKTED VOUK MISSING THE POLICE ' By Martin 6? SCBVICC, IMC, T, M. REO. u. a. PT. OFF, By Crane LOMG DEESTANCfc,PlEES! 5P.N MIGUEL BARRACKS. QUbtK: I WhbSH TO SPIK. WIS CuKUNfcL VfVMALlO TEI.&FONO bl I M u (, pf. an f JI 8 L FACE C.1.0. ISSUE MAHSHl'TELl), Jlllio 21. (AP) Prominent iiiiioni; itmuuti which uro exiioutcil to hiehllKht the 3&lli uniiuHl convoiillou of liio Urcgon tilato Fodiirntion of Lubor, whiuli officiull)' opeun hero today, 1b con uitioration of John L. Lewiu' com- miltoo for iiultistiiul orguiiizution and Its threatened inroads ou the labor bodlos affiliated with the dlate federuliou. With the Coos Day area ronuted ly a hotbod of C. 1. O. aentlmeiit, It would bo iuiposslblo for the sub ject to remain buried in the miizo of convention detail, labor obsorv ers believo, ovoll though stroni; tti'v-tiouu, mostly from Portland, luivo cuino here to weld harmony In state labor ranks and (inlet the Lewis issue. Lubor leaders do not deny, how over, that the convention will prob ably bo aslied tor uu expression ol ullt'Klaucc to the Aiiieiicau Federa tion of Lubor. Tills, they also are forced to admit, Is where the flro works are likoly lo start. Another Important matter which is expected to occasion consider able debato Is the rouuestcd affilia tion of lubor with the Oregon Com monwealth Federation. Previously expressed lubor seutimeut indi catos, however, that the conveu Lii&r 20U0 croaiu cans. If you liuvo ono you aru not U3lng to ship cream to US, plonso bring it in. Howard. Uosoburg Cream. ery. AUCTION SALE FRIDAY, JUNE 25th At Stace Lauran&e Place, Olalla 'Livestock 35 head of cattle . Some grade Hereford cows with calves, several yearlings, grade Hereford, a few Jersey yearlings; 5 horses One bay 2-year-old; team of black marcs, well broke, 3 years, 1200-lb.; one horse 8 years, 1270-lb.;. one black mare, S years, 1350-lb.; good piling team. Free Lunch at 12 Noon. Bring Your Own Cups. Sale Immediately After. CLAUDE PARKHURST, Owner D. E. BARNES, Auctioneer .Famed Operatic Tenor, HOltlZONTAI, I, 7 Fumed male operatic singer. 12 The renson. 13 Rlnlr post. IC Burden, nciolli meas ure. . 18 Important drug. 10 Ozone. 20 Slumuorcr. 22 Cleverer. 25 Right. 20 Dishes. 30 Pertaining to weight. 34 Weird. 35 Nettle rosh. 30 New. 3B Rhythm. 39 Exclamation. 40 Keeper. 44 Composed ol lines. 40 Sound. 50 God of love. 52 Meat. Answer lo 55 Metric measure. 50 Great lake. 57 He was on by birth. 58 He gained his greatest iumo In VERTICAL 1 Half an cm. 2 Christmas enrol. 3 To govern. 54 Poker stake. QlUELENUMlARIYUriiNoJ "In e r ojl i Bh aO oz mli't He nit e rPj ows To sB d iettTr u b Obl e t i inJHm . mHR a3la g liqA que F m Sb a n ipf Niaii l rHL dii s e aIsie EICIRU MAKY BOJE Nil lAlL 3oiLPMjyj.s.E ywilBs!E oio lTMpJa r sIEJH h llE B E ATkMBs A i BO X L ER eIn gilTi is! h cTolNTsroTR f i L ii M I I'J I lo I 1 0 V) 10 ,.o t'i n?"'4 tf4 li Al (O A) if ' t I W S J-i IxaJ 'ft J; L Wi i V I " I jo r, a tlon will cast It aside, preferring to continue its ullianco with tha suite grunge and the state (armors' ' uuiou. ... LIONS DEDICATE PARK TO OFFICER MKDKOItD, Ore. Juno 21 (Al) . The open i im buBiiiess Sfasiona or the fourteenth mutual Htutu con vention ot tho Lions liituniulioiml got umlor wuy hurt) today with a Joint breakfast intended by tho -Uiriy Lions auxiliary. Iteglstmtlou lor me meet to La in isti. Selection of a convention city for next year, und election of Btuto officers, will, be hold tomorrow, Salem, Corvullis and Uuteriuiue are listed us convention city upplU cants. Yesterday afternoon wltnessod the dedication of the George A, Proscott .Memorial nark aud tho . unveiling of a plaque, atop lioxy Ann, a local omiuunce. The dedi catory tjpeech was made by Attor ney K. K. Kully, acting for (lover- . nor Martin, who was unable to at tend, Tho park was a Lions' pro ject. Prescott was u charter mem ber aud a police ofllcer lioro, slaiu In line of duty four yearB ago. A salmon barbecue was tho final entortainmeut feature of the Sun day progrum. Tho convention will ctosu to morrow. ACCORDION ARTIST HEARD THURSDAYS Accordion melodies, a now Thursday aftornoon feature of KltNlt, offers tho music of Lillian Hohjola, a visitor In Koseburg from Miunosota. Miss Pohjola presontB a quartor hour eucli Thursday tit 1:30 to IMG. . Previous 21 Primped. 23 White of an egg. 24 His voice Is preserved In . phonographlo 27 Sheltered place. 28 Circle part. 29 To bind. 31 Form of "be", 32 To soak flax, 33 Fish. 37 Typo of but terfly, i 40 Custom. 41 Kind of pier. . 42 Roll of film. 43 Destruction. 44 Italian coin. , 45 The same. 40 Always. 47 Pertaining to oir. 48 Secular. 49 Japanese fish. 61 Point. 53 Meadow. 4 Small island. 5 Assaults. 6 To have. 7I)lvnlvo mollusk. 8 To bellow. OOne. 10 Certain. 1 1 Bone. 14 Ever (poetic). 15 Being. 2011c had a tenor voice. Pu7.zlo