ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1937.
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Livestock
FOlt SALE Two fresh Jersey milk
cons, gontlo; one giving 5 gal
lons per day nnd one three-year-old
fresh heifer. Deer Park lull,
, a J miles south of Cnnyonvlllo.
Toil SALE 600 young white-face
ewes, ngos 1 to 4. Must sen at
once to muke room for cattle.
C. S. HenniiiBcr, Winchester,
Oro.
FOR SALE Corrieilale bucks, al
so yearling Corrtedalo buck
luinlis. Mrs. J. II. Short. Phone
41F3. ,
FOR BALE One pig, one brood
sow, 1 male hog, 3 yearling heif
ers. O. C. Mathews, Umpqua
Park.
FOR SALE 10 months' thorough
bred female springer spaniel.
Spayed. 10.00. Route 2, Box 68.
I FOR SALE Span of well-matched
3-year-old geldings. Or trade tor
sheep. John Abeene, Oakland.
BROOD sow for sale. Alfred Le-
Dlanc, Myrtle Creek, Gazley
Route.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 2 Shrop
shire bucks. D. F. Doss, Glide.
FOR SALE Fresh cow,
milker. Wm. Herdlne.
heuvy
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
GEE, IT WAS MICE OF MB. 1 HEAR VOICES?
GABLE TO ARRANGE FOB J LISTEKJ ! SOUMDS LIKE
'US TO HAVE A FT5EE A STORY COWFER
RUM OF "THE STUDIO EWCE .V r
MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE
! CAPTAIW, I'M ASTONISHED TWO BABIES. BUT , WHA7, CAP1. CWKIK) ? f INVESTIGATED? KJnvJoS-JS f VfkZJil
J THAT VOU DIDN'T HEAR J I WHV...ER, NO- I ORDER. SOU TO RETURKJ OH, MO VOU IJfwJlc Jr,J t,GEM ( ?H1 S".1 iP7
' THOSE RADIO ALARMS l VOU SEE, I I THIS SHIP TO PORT SO 1. DOW'T PILOT.' Z S-SV- ' 3EE- V HEARD THE EMPOF
i BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES ' The Way of a Maid By Martin
' Sfl-. 1 WDOT j XOO 1 W VJt ,OR OOKi'T 6M . ' Tt OMVV SU. Vt fcVJW. WtVVY BOT. I rW.tO F VO t0t VEP,y.O
OE.1' 1 'NONB 8HORE ) WORO OOWN'V rArWt V0M6 IVRtO , M-V eorAtVKOVi ,1 60RT WHW .tOWTOV MOSC . ry-
pp
WASH TUBBS
6,000 WORTH OVCHINCHILLAS AT A
SINGLE MEAL -1AMV -
IT'S DOWNRIGHT BUT
EXTRAVA6ANC6, . IHEKe
It
V '.'V tLSE TO EAT.
... 1 i-Tf '
FOR SALE Reasonable. 3 hishly
bred O. I. C. gilts, right age and
condition for breeding. Kr?ger's,
1 mile west old Soldiers' Home,
.Mulrose road, llox 68.
FOR SALE Purebred 3-year-old
lieu I'ullea Dull, st5. 3 Uorrle
tlale bucxs, X, 2 and 3 years old,
10.00 euch. C. L. Weber, ltob
erlH Creek, Phoue 42F13.
FOR SALE Reasonable, or will
trade for other stock, a real
work horse, 8 years old, 135U
lbs. Rox 3ul, c-o News-Ueview.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Three
Shropshire bucks, one gray Itam
bouillet and two Scotch pups.
Asber Agec. Dixonville. Ore.
FOR SALE Good Guernsey cow,
milking now. 60. Also hai chop
per. lO. Fruit Jars. R. H. Ross,
j mile E. Sutberlin.
VETERINARIAN Dr. H. II. Keilb,
322 E. 2nd Ave., No. Phono 54-J.
TWO horses,
kct.
cheap. Owen's Mur-
Miscellaneous
Wlil DO fine watcn repairing at
reasonable prices, a satisfied
customer Is cur best advertise
ment. Also sell tbe best glasses
for less. Why pay more? Johns
ton, Jeweler.
TRY Iloawell Mineral Springs for
health. The mineral baths com
bined with a health diet will give
you a new outlook on life.' P. O.
Aildres8, Voucalla, Ore. . '
MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw.
Delivered dally. Umpqua Dairy.
Phone 88.
INVISIBLE hosiery mending,
wester':; Shop.
Syl
ARUNDEL-Plano tuner. Pb. 18S-L.
RADIO repairing. Rsbg. Electric.
Wanted
U ANTKl To runt o-room Iiouhc
with 2 or more lots by elderly
couple. Must be reasonable.
Cook, llox ISC, Route 2. t
WANTED To rent 5-room mod
ern house. llox 302, c-o News-Review.
WE'LL GET INOl&ESTION WHO CARE??
FROM SUCH RICH FOOD. ' C'MON, LE'5
GEB WR!
b NOTHIN'
For Sale, Miscellaneous
ONE team horses, weight 1100
each; one Jersey milch cow; one
2-ycur-old heifer, fredh in March;
one 4-momns-otd heil'cr cult; one
llMllch Oliver plow; 1 harrow;
1 A. 11. C. power driven washer;
1 sewing machine; two Uxi
linoleums; 1 Uuctteyu incubator,
ISO-egg capacity; oat hay loose.
11. J, KecU, Canyouvhlc, Gazlcy
lit.
UNFINISHED breukfast set, J6.00;
IraBh burner, 12 b0; Fox type
writer, lo.oo; sanitary cots,
2.00 to 2.50; electric washer,
i.bO; kitcuen cabinets, i-l.uu to
fci.bo. Guns at hargum prices.
Uurr a Furniture Store.
HLI'CTItIC range, electric wash
ing machine, combination wood
uud gas all enamel range, 5o-gal-
Ion waier tank, Ixithuib, wood
range with roeervoir, coil spring
iluy bed, 1' nil hand heaters, 3
burner cabinet komscno oil
stove. Judd's Furuituro Store.
FOR SAUC Cheap if taken at
once. Kohter 1 5UU-watt automatic
electric plant. IHrect current.
Call at the White House Service
Station, Canyonville, or write
J. A. Hutchius, llox 110.
CHOICB LOVKUIUOS Oregon
bred, green, blue, yellow, violet,
cobalt. Quality, safe delivery
guaranteed. Flightland, 1028 E.
ItHli, Kugeue.
WH1TK sewing machines and Roy
al vacuum cleaners. Parts and
service and repairing for all
. makes. Oross & llargiu.
FOR SALE Cream separator,
good condition. Kerosene range
and dresser. Reasonable. 214
North .Main.
SMALL Haldwin built piano, used
only 6 months, $145.00. Ott's Pi
ano Warehouse.
FOR SALE CHEAP U-jposaessed
refrigerators. Radio Music Storo.
Ll'lWK; piano, fine shape, 7S.00.
Ott's Piano Warehouse.
USED washers and
Rnd'o MubIc Store.
used' radios.
Of All
IDOk'YAGREEilF i i I V
HE MEETS THE GIRL'-'. "THIMK '
OKI A SniAvtWUE BUS:-rHEV
rr will weakeki ought
THE SEQUEKICE .' MEET
rtt! --..'
A Threat
This is Only
1 5TART MftWN
1 TRAPS N
CA6ES.
FOR BALE 7 cow a milking, with
the privilego of selling milk to
the raw milk market of Koce
burg. Also 1 McCormitk-Oeering
big t mower; 1 Molina plow, 1
BpiiiiHtooth, 1 disc, 1 spike tooth
harrow, 1 Jackson hay iork, two
1-h )isc cultivators, and 20 H. I,
hens. L. Wood, Rifle Kango road.
FOR SAhK Springfield lleauty
Bhoppe. For intoimatlon write
or come up any Sunday. Shine
Parlor, Springfield, Ore.
ARF Beauty peaches all this week.
Bring your boxes. Orders taken
for later peaches. Cecil Fussier,
Oscar lion-ell's pluce.
PjLACK you order for cunning
beans at Kvans' DlUard fruit and
produce. 7UU block S. Stephens
St.
FOR SALK 3 and u-iound tin top
fruit display baskets al Parkin
sou's. FOR SAI.K Ice box refrigerator.
4i9 K. )H)imlas. Plume 179-U.
Fl'RNlTURfcJ
Lane.
for sate. 120 V.
Automobiles
FOR SALE '31 Deluxe Ford
roadster. Just being overhauled,
Extra sport model. Reasonable,
Rome 2, Rox (IS.
1M HUDSON sedan, excellent
condition, big sacrinco. Percy
Croft, 3T2 N. Jackson.
1929 INTKUNATIONAL truck. An
exceptional bargain. Percy Croft,
332 N. Jackson.
1927 I'HHVROLET sedan In good
condition. Writo P. O. Dox 162 or
plume -I71-J.
U1IS wanted on '35
JtOBOburg Garago.
Willys scdau,
Typewriters
REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and
Dalton Adding Machines, sales
and Bervice. Roseburg Book
Store. Phono C90-J.
Situations Wanted
CAPAI1LE woman wants work by
day or hour. OUO K. Cass St.
People!
IT'S EVI&EWT
LTHEY HAVE TO
MEET- SOME
WAYTHASKTT
AKTrOME A
GOOD SU3GES-
TIOM AS TO
HOW THEY
CAIJ MEET?,.
the Bec;innine:
gee! K
DID LIKE 1
-rOL) TONI
I HEAR A PEY',;
THAT 7 TOKI )
voice?7 ii
SOUWDED fp:
.:
'j STORY
. lJ DEPT.
HOLY SMOKE! WATCH
PKYJ I TH'
CHINCHILLAS
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Rentals
5-ROOM, unfurnished aparttnout.
Very comfortable for small fam
ily. Close .downtown, J. O. New
land.
MY HOME for rent, furnished. Au
, tomatlu heat, refrigerator, elec
tric stove, lireplace. 541 E. Lane,
Lulu H. Rose.
FOR RENT 3-room modern bun
gulow, furnished. Near Soldiers'
Home. Wayside Shop, Garden
Valley Blvd.
Ft Ml RENT I -room motion, house.
Inquire East Side Service Stu
tiou on Dixonville roud.
FOR RENT .leltonta modern
apartment. Furnished. Three
rooms and bath. Phoue 116.
FOR RENT 3-room house, com
pletely furnished. Call 30S E. 2ud
Ave. N. after J o clock.
FOR RENT Modern 5-room fur
nished house. Electric range.
Fine place. Phoue 12.
Ftlll RKNT 4-rooin house, f S.0O.
Inquire HI Wharton Ave., V.
Koseburg.
KOULHAUEN apartments. Strictly
modern. (22.50 and up. Ptono
cso.
PARTLY furniHhed house. Close ill.
luiiuiro 31 K S. Pine.
CLiOAN, comforlablu front uiiart-
ment. 028 S. Pino St.
Lost and Found
LOST 1 In-own suitcuse, initials
A. M. G.; 1 black suiteaso and
personal belongings from truck
parked at circus grounds Thurs
day evening. Reward. Finder
return to sheriff's office.
HOST Truck tire, 9.75x20, on disc
wheel' between Camas Valley
and Alllauf. Phono -1UF32.
.(1ST Savings account book. ltu.
ward. 131 Shoriduu St.
Trade
FOR TRADI5 Radio tor piano.
Uroas & Hargit.
VEEV WELL. CAPTAIW.
BUT VDU HAVE MOT
HEARD THE EMC OF
'THIS
76 IK THE VERY )
ROT HOUR! J
ROLL
what's the '':Yi&JkM0mA
SSf MATTER WITH J ''if Wff 2W
rUS this-? 9 )m:JmM
Real Estate
FOR SALE 3-room furnished cab
in, Silti-oofl lake; well, good wa
ter; plenty of wood; oulbonfd
motor; otf highway. Good fish
ing and duck snooting. Cheap fur
cufh. Leo Weber, Wilbur, Ore.
FOR SALE 13 acres, 14 milos
from Rosoburg. Good 6-room
house, bam and chicken house.
Small " payment down, balance
monthly. N el boh Uios., Ritlo
Range road.
FOIt SALK Modern 5-rooin cot
tago with garago.. Recently ro
flnislioil insule ami out. Clone in.
Bargain, llox 300, c-o Nowa-Uo-view.
FOR SALE Suburban home In
Edenbowor. 6-rooui new bou3,
beautltul locution. Also oxtra
home-alto lota. Jtoacburg, Route
2, llox b C.
ItliAKY September 1st. Suo thoso
new HHMieru homes on East
Lano St. Terms like rent. Coen
Lumber Co.
FOR 8ALK Several ranches.
largo and.smnll. tracts. A. V.
Ady, Myrtlo Creek.
Fuel
10" SLAIl wood. J1.U0 per tier in
3-tier lots. 1-foot. S1.75 per cord
Phono 1111.'. Mill. Dixonville
road, near county bams.
GI-1T your wood at Roseburg. Lum
ber Co. Dry und green, Id-Inch
and 4-foot.
Tractors
COME ONE, come fill and see
Sard's Auto Tractor before you
buy a small tractor. At Snrff'a
Auto Wrecking Bouse, 628 N
Main St
Help Wanted
HOP PICKIOltS! Registration now
open at tho HILTON HOP
YARDS, UrnntB Pass, Oregon,
for this seusou. Picking will
slurt about August 16. Wood,
water, commissary, etc., on camp
grounds. WRITE AND REGIS
TER NOW!
By Blosser
By Thompson and Coll
fPHEM.A'S THE 'HESTER."
U LEASES THE PILOT COAT
BEHIND, THE CAPTAIM
THOU&HTFULLV TIIIJW& TO
THE LITTLE CABIWS
OCCUPIED BV MVRA AMD
DR. JASOM.
By Crane
AT 41,500 EAOUOBOV'I'
THAT'S - LET'S
A oiru all I
lii
FLAPPER FANNY
-COP. 1JT BY NCA 8ERVICC. INC.
rhi-fi-j-iia'iwftffrffi
"The way tliat girl makes
"Lots easier than making
l'T'I.I.KR Brush Company has good
paying job (or man with car in
ltosolmrg and vicinity. Write
!.co C. Stuart, Mgr., Ho:: 3G5, Eu
gene, Ore.
:an! i
C.VN iplaco umhltloiia men or wo
men In steady 'profitable Inde
pendent sales business with
bright (uturo. llox 295, News
Review. WATK1NS has opening In Roso
burg tor gooil man. Write II. V.
Uordoaux, 4512 ilollls struct,
Oakland, Calif.
WANTKIK Piling cutters and peel
ers. Within driving distuuee ot
Roseburg. Long job. Phone 636-li.
WANTKl) At once, mtlkor and
general farm hand. Roy Al
spaugh, Myrtle Creek. ;
WANTED Woman for light house
work. Call at 1117 W. Lane St.
HOBBS PARTY ENDS
N. UMPQUA OUTING
Col. II. P. Hobbs and throe sons
of Presidio, Cnllf., are returning to
their homos today, after camping
Hoveral woeks on the North Ump
qua. Colonel Hohbs Is an instruc
tor ot reserve officers for the ninth
army corps area. The party has
been camped at tho Apple creek
forest camp, six miles above Stoam
bout bridge. Two of the boya are
driving home via Crater lake and
Klamath Falls. Colonel Hobbs and
the other son are taking the train
this afternoon.
KI(KNK, Aur. 3 (Al) Wayne
it.. Mo rso, no it (I deun of the Liu
vorntty oi OrtsKon law school, will
Hi-rvo on an advisory committee
lor tho Onhnmo Httsuclutlon, Inc.
Tho rommUU'u will nuperviHe a
nutlon-wldo Httuly of Htutu nud fed
oral liintltutlonfl coring (or Juve
nile dellwiuciitH.
Poet of
HORIZONTAL
1 Present day
Knglish poet
12 Gout antelope.
J3Tnxl.
H Prying ncak.
1 B Reveres.
17 Severity.
19 Doves' homo.
Answer io
20 Welsh
measure.
22 Nullified.
24 Morindin dye.
25 To dcvoui1.
26 Form ftf be."
27 .South America
211 To handle.
29 Emissary.
31 52 weeks.
34 Snaky fish.
3d Kashion.
38 Unoccupied.
39 Unll.
40 Babylonian
deity.
41 Varnish in.
Rrediont.
43 Mubical note.
44 Hangers-on.
49 Father.
50 To help.
51 Fence rail.
52 Witticism.
54 Sea caglo.
50 Affray.
58 Sage.
60 He is poet
of
Britain.
61 He wrolc the
coronation
s.
VERTICAL
1 Gem.
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By Sylvia
t. M. RtC U. f. PAT. OfF-
a fool out uf a man. , ,
a man out of a fool, kid."
AT DIIll LAKE
In h letter addressed to tho
News-Ucvlew Btinday George L.
Howard, manager of the Diamond
Lake lodge, roports Improvement
In fishing at tho hike. Mr. How
ard'a letter follows:
'Fishing iu Diamond lake has
been steadily improving during tho
past week. Though there has been
no time this season when experi
enced fishermen failed, to'Uiaka
catches, fishing was -spotty1 lor
about two woeks. Several nico .
cutches were made last week, with
the fish conttuuiuft to run larse,
The best single catch ot the woek
weighed 10 pounds and wus landed
by K. A. Hatty of Los Angeles. M.
I). Morriman of Gold Hill, Oregon,
has been campt'd on Diamond lake
the pant mouth and Informs the
writer that he has never failed to
got nil the flHh he could use. Dr.
(J. fl. Wado of Koseburg ad a very
successful wook'end with nico
catches cHCh day. Klmo Oleson of
Taft, Calirorulu, left after a - two
weeks' stay during which ho
caught fish each duy Including sev
eral limits.
Considering the Improvement of
the past few days, fishing should
ho up to stundard or near stand
aid, with the change of the moou
this weok. Trolling with upiuner
or trout ore no is still the best
method for the lake. They should
be taking a fly In n few days. Fry
fishing In Iako creek and the .
North lrtnpqua Is very good, 'with
limits for almost everyone who
makes tho trip. Kit her muy be
reached over good dirt rnuds and
a short hike. Mosquitoes, which re
mained late this year due to wet
weather, havo all gone."
Today
Trevloua Puzsle
government.
m.
fcn 17 rtnricnt
18 Note in scale.
21 Beam. '
23 Fuel.
28 Brain.
30 To scream.
15 32 Domestic
slave.
33 Fruit.
35 To Jump.
37 To guide.'
38 The same.
39 Bay window.,
AO Mtlitnrv
2 Native metals. school student'
3 An inn.
44 Breakwater.
45 To instigate.
411 Auction.
47 Wrath.
40 Scattered.
50 God of sky.
53 Baking distC
55 Sun god.
50 Mother.
57 Electrical
unit.
59 Compass
point.
4 Northwest.
5 Sour.
6 To sink.
7 Black.
Exists.
9 Placed in ,
camps.
in Booty.
n Loves execs-
sivcly.
12 His Is
paid by the
I' I P J
br"
IO
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