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    ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1937.
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Livestock
l"OR SAU: 3 Lincoln bucks, lu
,i apieci'i Will trade for "J ijluoi's,
i not over 3 years old. Viola Jeu
i nings, llox 100, Kouio 1, Ito&o-
burg.
FOR SALE OR TRADK Thor
ouglibrcd female lloston terriers,
i 7 months, Phono 4.M5, Mary
-l Chapman, 1 milo Dixonvillo road.
WANTED Young niilK cows, must
be good. Give price and when
fresh. ('. H. Munson, Route 1,
ltoseburg.
TOR SALK 2 marcs nitu colts, 3
1100-lb. horses, gentle to ride or
work; one 1 inu-lb. team. R. V.
Hatfield, Route 1, Roireburg.
. FOR SALK 30 to 50 black-face
ewes, 3 to C years old. . G.
Patll. So. Deer Creek.
U-'Olt SALK Ton extra trojil 7
J weeks-oM pifis. C. V. Hughes,
Ciardcu Valley.
COW FOR SALK Durham nnd
Jersey. Clifton Agee, Dixonvillo,
; Ore. Phono 3 Fu.
FREE Pups from good work dog.
Norval f.'ookeram, Oaltlund, Ore.
,' Phone 42F11.
' FOR SALK Fresh Jersey milk
; cow. (f. S. Johnson, IlrocUway.
FRECKLES AND HIS
: f 80YS. MB -TUMBLE- ( IN THE FLESH,KIDS.' SORRY, iill TbU SEE BWS MCVIE fl WAW7ED A LOWS VAGA- fcLARK GABLE PICkEB US J-
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FOR SALE 2 Jersey cows, 4
years old, 1 just fresh. 1 iresheii
In u few days. Nelson Drus.,
Hi fie Hunge road.
FOR SALK 14 C. W. 8-weoks old
liitt, 2 brood sou 6. Chandler at
Kelley'8 Korner. Phone 37K3.
FOR .SALK Two gentle blorky
hoi sea, coming 3 years. Kuaiue
Conn, Puone 6F24.
FUR SALK Horse, gentle to work
or i ide. Or trade for cow. I'honu
21W L.
YOt'NG fresh row
North Main St.
FOR SALK Youug fresh cow.
N. Kane St
Trade
WILL TRAIJK '28 bodge 4-tluor
sedan, iiydniuliu brukes, for puk
up. Walter Johnson, Camus Val
ley, Oro., Summit Station.
FOR 1RADE Radio lor piano.
Grofla & Hargts.
Poultry
VICKY f'.::G luica pulleta for
sale. Oi- trade for row. Thus. K.
Jones, Fast Suthcrlin, Ore.
FOR SALK 3H) laying heim and
27 pullets. .Mrs. J. O. J osteon,
L'mpquu.
HUiHKST cash prices for poultry
and eggs at tho Kosouurg Poul
try. Fuel
t-FOOT coitl wood. Delivered
IMimw 41F2 Mill. Dixonvillo road,
.went of county barn.
CJKT your wood at Rose-burg Lum
her Co. Dry and green, lti-imh
and 4-foot.
FOR SALK Fifty cords wood, two
dollars. A. F. Stearns, Oakland,
LAl'RKL and oak. Phone 67.
Typewriters
REMINGTON TYFE RtTERS and
Dnlton Adding Machines, Bales
and service. Roeeburg Book
Rtnrfl. Phono C9D-J.
FRIENDS
i z- - - . k"zz i '-wt-,,rcrs. ,::r ii i was toio 10 see that thev got 1 1 ri 1 n s
For Sale, Miscellaneous
FOR SALK IJreakfust set, buffet,
drepser, chest of drawers, timing
table, 2 heating stoves, oil brood
er siove J,w0 cap., oUo feel i
iuch pipe, House trailer, 2 heaiy
axes, scythe, cross cut saw, buck
buw, battery radio, garden hose,
fruit jars, 1 dozen purebred Jer-bey-White
(itaul pullets , ilulsey
DeCamp. last bouse S. Cedar
St., Riverside. P. O. liox 134.
Rose burg.
PIANO MCST I1K SOLD Stand
nrd hlgh-Kiude bungulow type,
almost new. You take over bal
ance for cash or $6 monthly. For
full information address Auditor
of Accounts, Clino Piano Co.,
loll S. W. Washington, Port
laud, Ore.
FOR SALK Tear down or move
rooming house building including
heating plant, plumbing and fix
tures next door south of Rose
Hotel. Leave bids at Hotel Rose.
FOR SALK Westingbouse electric
stove, 3 plate and oven, auto
matic, $45.00. See J. K. New
berry at Gross & llargis.
W1I1TK sewing machines and Roy
al vacuum clcauora. Parts and
service and repairing for all
makes. Gross & Harpis.
FOR SALK Four hundred cedar
posts, luc per post. Henry Klpel,
six miles northeast Camus Val
ley.
FOR SALK cheap. Household fur
nit uro as a whole or by the
piece. At 4 IS S. Stephens St.
FOR SALK III) oil stove. Sinnn.
Waterproof tent, $7.00. 32x(i truck
tires cheap. b22 Mill.
FOR-SALK A lot of good 200 dol
lar radios for $5.00. Gross and
Hargis.
FOR SALK One good two-horse
hay press. Rico Uros., Dillard,
Oro.
FOR SALK CHEAP Repossessed
refrigerator. Radio Music Store.
BUY your berry boxen at Parkin
son's Food Store. 323 West Cass
Clearing Things Up
WESIX electric water heater and
thermostat, $7.50; lavatory,
$3.00; cook stoves $5.00 to
$25.00; trash burner, $12.50. We
Bit II have lets of fruit jars.
Durr's Furniture Store, 333 Cass
St. Phone 25-J.
I'SKD enamel bedroom suite, vel
our davenport and chair, three
burner oil range with oven,
dresser, fireproof safe, flat top
desk. All very reasonably priced.
Josse Furniture Co., lOii N. Jack
son. FOR SALK Hoosier kitchen cabi
net in excellent condition. Green
and cream enamel finish. A spe
cial buy at Radio Music Store,
225 N. Jackson St.
FOR SALK Large Sitka hundred
pound ice box, cheap. Residence
S29 East Lane and Reservoir.
Minnie Hell.
USED
Westinghouse 3 - burner
range.
ii. & ti. 4-uurner range.
Jor.se Finn it uro Co.
FOR SALK Easy washing ma
chine. Call 6S5-J-1, Mrs. Wolfe.
FOR SALK Good solid 2-whecl
trailer. Handy Stand.
USED washers and used
Rad'o Music Store.
Automobiles
FOR SALK 1926 flulck sedan in
good condition, good rubber. $15u
cash. Johnson's Poultry ranch,
one mile south.
UIDS wanted on '35 Willys sedan,
Roseburg Garage.
Tractors
COME ONE, come all and soe
Sartf's Auto Tractor before you
buy a small tractor. At Sarff's
Auto Wrecking House, 528 N
Main St
Lost and Found
LOST Rack of Sunlltoegg mash
between Itoseburg and Cons
Junction. Finder please leave at
DouJus County Flour Mill. G.
S. Johnson, Hrockway.
Real Estate
FOR TRADE All Improvements,
stock and equipment on tilt)
acres Bchool land in Wyoming.
House, bunk house, log burn ana
other buildings. Irrigation ditch
right for 416 acres. 150 acres
growing crop. 125 acres seeded
to alfalfa and sweet clover, fi
miles of wire fence. 52 head of
stock cattle, 5 head heavy horses
and harness, 1 four-year-old sad
dle horse and stock saddle.
Purmall, plows, disc, barrow, hay
stacker. buck-rakes. mower,
dump-rake, grain drill, Iteut and
bean planter, hammer feed mill,
ChaUen ditcher, 2 wagons and
racks and 1 1. H. C. truck. Totul
cash to handle, $10.oyo; or will
trade for clear property. Submit
only clear property of near the
same value to URCCK COM
PANY, Myrtle Creek. Ore.
ACREAGE, west side, paved road,
city water, cleclricitv, own tele
phone line. About 6 acres rich
land, now raising 4 cuttings al
falfa without Irrigation. Fiuo for
trucking Cool location. A sac
rifice. E. A. Rritton. Phono
51F21.
MOVING TO PORTLAND? Have
excellent 7 room house almost
on Sandy boulevard. Also 0-acre
tract in lilheits and cherries, 7
rootu house. Electricity, good
road. Fine homes. Seo Milo E.
Taylor, 4 lit Benson St.
FOR SALK Suburban home In
Edenbower. 5-rooiu new houe,
beautiful location. Also extra
honie-sito lots. Roselmrg, Roulo
2, llox 6-C.
'OR SALE At sacrifice, t-room
modern cottage partly furnished,
with garage, clear of debt. In
sured. Rox 21)1, c-o News-Review.
FOR SALE Several ranches.
large and Rinall tracts. A. V.
Ady, Myrtle Creek.
Hay and Grain
FOR TRADE Alialfa or oat
bay, for lions or cows. Geo. W.
Moorse, Days Creek, Ore.
WANTED Hay haling.
5K23. F. 1. Ret Is.
Miscellaneous
ATTENTION OLD FIDDLERS!
Tne annual old fiddler's contest
ul the Douglas County Musicians'
picnic will take place next bun
day, Au,:ust 1st, at Fisher a
guivo, Kellogg. Renin the old bow
uud go HEier the prUo mo'iey.
Lee Kennedy of Reedsport has
charge of it. Write bun.
EVANS Market has been operated
for tho iust three years during
tne summer mouths on comer
Stephens & Ouk and will operate
this summer in the 7tu block on
S. Stephens. Will open Wednes
day with a full line of produce.
FREE! If excess acid causes you
stomach ulcers, gas pains, indi
gestion, heartburn, get free sam
ple L'dga, ut Chapman's Phar
macy.
MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw.
Delivered daily. I) in po.ua Dairy
Phone 88.
WILL be out of town until Friday,
July 30. Pete Crumett, Plumbing
ARUNDEL-Plauo tuuor. Ph. 189-L.
RADIO repairing. Rshg. Electric.
Help Wanted
HOP PICKERS! Rnvisirallon now
open at tho HILTON HOP
YARDS. Grant s Pann. Oregon.
for this season. Picking will
start In about two weeks. Wood,
water, commissary, etc.. on camp
grounds. WRITE AND RKG1S
TKR NOW!
WANTK1 Man and wife to cut
wood for hall'. Will give free
rent and free fuel. Old Pluminer
place, upper Olulla; Minnie K.
Roberts, P. O. Ibockwny.
WANTED Salesmen to sell elec
trical merchandise. Must have
car. Inquire at Koseburg Maytag
Co., Ill Cass St.
WANTED
Experienced
dining
room and
banquet girls.
Apply
head waitress, I'mputia hotel.
WANTED Housekeeper,
vard Ave.
By Blosser
Rentals
5-ROOM, unfurnished apartment.
Very comfortable for small fam
ily. Close downtown. J. O. New
land. KOIILHAGEN apartments. Strictly
modem. $22.50 and up. Prouu
550.
APARTM ENTS. Modern,
able. Phono 615-J.
Wanted
WANTED To rent on shares
equipped general farm. Will give
references. J. E. Uurgess, Glen
dale, Ore.
WANTED To do combining In lo
cality of a few hundred acres.
Rice Hros., Dillard, Ore.
WANTED Hay baling.
Hros. Phone 42F2.
Kruse
Talto special precautions if you
drive while you are tired, advises
the Oregon Stato Motor associa
tion. Although laws have been passed
limiting (he number of hours ot
continuous driving for commercial
vehicle operators, it is unfortun
ately impossible to place a legal
restriction upon tfw driving capa
city of any particular individual,
the motor association continents.
A fatigued driver is a menace,
not only to himself, but to every
one near him on a highway, I hi
motor association truittc Hal'ety
v-xantiucrs point out,
No statistics are available, hut
it Is declared true that thousand.-
of accidents have been caused by
drivers being either tired or ac
tually asleep at tho wheel.
Fatigue Is not only caused by
driving too long without rest, but
that dangerous "tired feeling" or
actual sleep may suddenly engulf
the driver for a number of other
reasons, safely experts explain.
INJUNCTION IN BEER
DISPUTE EXTENDED
PORTLAND, July 2(1. (AIM
Federal Judge James A. Fee grant
ed the California Rrewers lust I
tuto an extension of tho injunc
tion against tint teamsters' union
today. He set tho healing for Sep
tember 7.
The order commands tint team
sters, Involved In a jurisdictional
dispute with the brewery union, to
haul beer carrying tho brewery
union label.
WOMEN FIND SAFE
WAY TO REDUCE
Women everywhere uro taking
off 3 pounds a week safely wltn-
I out starving or exorcise . . . with
NAXIMD weight-reducing proscrip
tion and Hcniilhle menus. They find
that. Ibis method Is taking fat nit'
them Just as U did irom Lawrence
Mack when he lost 123 pounds in
innnlhs with it. LAXR1D is ab
solutely sate to take. It does not.
contain Dlnltrophenol, Thyroid or
Phenol. All the Ingredients in LAX-
RID have been used by physicians
for 50 years. Try It on our Money
hack Guarantee. Gel I.AXItll) from
your druggist today. Write for book
Dow to Reduce Salely. Iwa-
Itll) DISTRIItlH'ORH, Portland,
Ore. Sold by Marsters Drugs, Roso
burg, Ore. Adv.
Snowy Textile Crop
IB
II
Biggest Farm Income in 8
ears Looms; Industry
Makes Big Gains.
Ity R. H. HIPPELHEVSER
Associated PresB Financial Writer
NEW YORK. July 26 (AP
survey of Industrial, business
and agricultural cuiulitiuiis in the
I nitcd Slates shows the forces of
recovery are still holding no
strong, making for less of a sum-
er let-down than usual.
The largest farm Income since
1!)2! now is in prospect an In-
ome with an even greater our-
chasing power than "29.
Total cash income in 1029 was
approximately $lu.lon,ooo.Mt)0 with
net income of around Sti.100.0Oo,-
uoO. Kconomisls and statisticians
expect farm income this year to
approximate $!),0tio,ono,uoo with a
net of around six billions.
I he "Itrookmire Counselor' be
lieves the farmers will hn "hetior
able than they were In 1929 to buv
clothing, furnishings, radios, auto
mobiles, farm implements and a
multitude of oilier goods and
equipment. Not since the abnormal
oi ld war period have farmers
been as prosperous as today."
tarninn increase
In the Immediate phase, some of
tho outstanding "prosperity items"
are:
Profits for the first 50 comnan-
ies reporting second quarter earn
ings were more than 21 per cent
above tho comparable period of
19311. Heavy Industry, steels and
rait equipment, showed the wid
est gains.
Tho production of electricity
reached the highest point on rec
ord a w eek ago. '
Steel production ' waa well ahead
of last year.
1 he volume or unfilled orders
in the machine tool industry, ap
proximating 1929, indicated uiaiiu
taclurers were filling their needs
for new equipment.
Inventories generally were tow
er, pointing to widespread need of
the replacements.
The Associated Press average of
liO slocks at the close ot trading
Saturday stood at $70.10. compar
ed with StjT.flO a year ago.
The! market reached Us pealt, for
tho year in March, with the aver,
age of $75.30, and then fell to the
year's low of $02,110 Juno 2S. Sinca
then tho long range trend has held
upward.
For the consumer, the prosper
ous era probably will bring a fur
ther increase' in living costs. Rents
are up for fall leases, and merchan
disers expect another price rise In
the coming months.
ONE MAN PHONE COMPANY
ON JOB FOR THIRTY YEARS
HERMAN, Neb. (AP) Her
man's one-man telephone company
has " completed "his" 3uth year.
John II. Johnson, owner, man
ager, general handy man and
trouble-shooter of the 3ru-phone
exchange, says he's still going
strong.
When necessary ho also handles
tho operator's job.
In soil foods alone the United
States has realized a profit of
about 11,000 per cent on tho
$7,2oq,ouO paid to RubmIu lor
Alaska.
14 Company.
1611 belongs to
the genus
17 Wooden pin,'
III Perched.
20 Chemically It
is almost pure
22 Behavior.
24 Arbitrator.
G6 Journey.
27 Sour.
29 Devil.
31 Blue gross.
32 WaRCr.
34 Snaky (Uh. N
41 Sweet potato.
44 Crown of
tho head.
4B Puppet.
47 Pertaining
to wings.
49 Assessment.
Rl Pedal digit.
S2 Transposed.
53Elfs child.
54 Measure of
cloth.
55 Monkey. .
,57 Point.
59 Southwest.