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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1937.
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Livestock
FOK SALE Two choice Short
horn hulls, 2u months old. Also
Shropshire rams from prize
flock. C. O. Garrett & Son,
tllendaln, Ore.
KUISKP for sale. Ono hundred
unri fifty youug breeding ewes.
Will sell all or purl. Box 635,
Roseburg, Oro.
YOUNG fresh Jorsuy cow with
heifer calf. 50 Her 16-inch oak
wood, 11.50 on the ground. Joe
Steinbacher, Umjxiua Park.
FOR SALE Dairy cow. Will be
fresh about the loth. 1 mile
south Edenbower school. P. E.
Heaver.
Full SALE Team young horses
and harness. Mrs. V. K. McClsy,
Hoseburg Star lit., Kellcy's Kor
ner. FOR SALE 10 months thorough
bred female springer siianiel.
Spayed. $111.00. Route 2, Box
68.
FOR SALl'l Few nice young
calves. Roy Aispuugh, Myrtlo
Creek.
TWO horses, cheap. Owen's Mar
ket. FOR KALE 3 does. $1 each. .Mrs.
J. II. Kurtz. I llxnnvillfv
FRECKLES AND HIS
I don't wawt to bisAPPoiwr
Tf-iE boy: So for that
REASOW I WOMT SAY AMY-
THIM& 'ABOUT A MOVIE
PART UNTIL WE SEE
WHAT HE CAM
DO'.
WASH TUBBS
MYM.NRTSPECIAL NURSE A Serious Situation ' By Thompson and Coll
I CT-rM1" W& JlS' AAWJL 111 I Cbo'AXl DSEE VVH AT O'l
'! '; ; INJURED MESfc HAVEU'T A DOCTOR CCASH? stTW SOUNPEDN WAS. PEBMAPS SOME" JSS THERE f VOUD BE BsjWW
LlRAGEDy CAP'W?.-- I AEOARtJ I'LL GIVE EM y IT fi LIKE SOME" BODY WAS HURT.' r3. SWEPT OVEEBOARD! iRt&glWa05H .MATE-ITS WOBSE
I p'' gag
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES A Bit Irregular, but By Martin
BAU-VVV - HEY! I. ., .1 f C I Z (' VOWtC e,o ,i c, I 1 f FAMCy ) XOO OVO OARv.M6'.'
H'6 F - ' TVV IS A SURPUlbC V I 60 rAtCTWG, W W. W T
'lfiiJ WM.
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BATHTUB In good condition.
110.00; 50-pound ice boxes, 6 mu
to 112.50;. improved fruit pick
ing palls, 50c; electric motors,
I3.5U to $7.50; circulating heat
er, 110.00. Burrs Furniture
Store.
ONE good young horse, weighing
1200 lbs., one good logging team,
harness, logging equipment for
sale. Lawrenco Denn, Cuinas
Valley, Oro.
FOR SALE Well-bred wirehaired
terrier, male, i yeur old. Uox
304. 'c-o News-Review.
I V O young bulls for sale, Hero
ford ami Shorthorn. M. P. Haw
son, phono 33F21.
FOR SALE Three Chester White
pigs, 84 each. C. L. Spray, Har
den Valley.
FOR SALK Milking Jersey cow,
n. ii. npeer, oui K. Maple, Myr
Uo Creek.
VETERINARIAN Dr. II. It. Keith,
sa tj. 2nd Ave.. No. Phono 64-J,
FOR SALE Shropshire rams, 110
each. I). P. I)HiiiflH Mpi,..
Miscellaneous
TRY Boswell Mineral Springs for
nenitn. i tie nnnerul baths com
bined with a health diet will give
you a new outlook on life. P. O.
Address, Yoncalla, Ore.
WE BUY old gold. Bring in what
you have and get the cash for it
while the price is high. John
ston, Jeweler.
MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw.
ueuvereu daily, umpq.ua Dairy.
Phone 38.
ARUNDEL Piano tuner. Ph. 18S-L.
RADIO repairing. Rsbg. Electric.
Trade
FOIt TRADE Two steels and
three Jersey heifers for hay.
Phone 453-L or 7031(2.
FOR TRADE IUdlo for plana
Oross & Harris
FRIENDS
T"v v 1 ' ' ' ' is , i . . .
II RMD OUT IP HE'S iHEklb.vjoULDYou JB EaS3E3ESiS4 ( I -E?;rs3s:L: I
, .r,-.,n.uNi iMt pNu duumno imi j okAY ! WHERE - J GOSH.THAT KID X ,
HIS WORD FOR IT ! FOOTBALL BACK TO ME ? u r,i i lur III )
r PLEKfTY OF KIDS WILL AMD GET IT CLOSE rr.'k -m u;f it ? ) JC.Z-Z ".
ADMIT AWYTHINa , J Y-s 'H WN ' ' V . U C
ir- t- W I r r-S 1 r-w- r I I I wrt -V. TT. L
7 whai i ii a -,, ,r- ... I l n m?k vm rsr m, s m i 1 1 I a - rJ gwi
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For Sale, Miscellaneous
AMOTION SALE AM BKLLINC
AT PUBLIC AUCTION MY
HOUSEHOLD OOODS, SOME
FARM EQUIPMENT. TRAIL
ERS. CHICKS, Kltl'lT JARS.
MANY OTHER ARTICLES TOO
NUMEROUS TO .MENTION. R.
H. ROSS, PLACE J MILE EAST
OF SUTHERLIN, TIME 1:30
P. M. TUESDAY. AUGUST 10.
FOR SALE Leghorn hens, 60c;
corn 10c dozen; summer squash,
2c lb.; carrots; high chair. $1.50:
churn, 50c: saddle. W.oo; house
for rent, SS.tM). Fresh heifer, no
calf, SJo. Mrs. J. Mask, Unipqua
Park.
FOR SALE Two love birds, price
Includes cago and 3-nionths seed
supply. Also Whippet sedan
cheap. 418 S. Stephens St.
FOIt SALE Cream separator, re
conditioned, guaranteed to do
good work. Price reasonable. Roy
Atspaugh, Myrtlo Creek.
ARP Beauty peaches nil this week.
Bring your boxes. Orders taken
for later peaches. Cecil Fessler,
Oscar Correll's place.
FOR SALE Cabin and outbuild
ings, located on leased land.
Write Box 31, Dlllard, for lnfor
mation.
CUCU.M HERS Any size, for
pickling. One mile east of
Sutherlln. J. G. Miller.
FOR SALE Set o( good heavy
team Harness. Clark s Parcel De
livery, S15 Mlcelll St.
FOR SALE 3 and 6-pound tin top
mill uispiny Daskets at Parklu
sou's. FOR SALE CHEAP Repossessed
retrigeralors. Radio Music Store.
USED Tnor wasnlng machine. Call
evenings, 431 Fowler St.
USED washers and UBed radioB.
Had o Music Store.
Typewriters
REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and
Dalton Adding Machines, sales
and service. Roseburg Book.
Store. Phono C90-J.
Bull's
Homeward
WHAJ A COUNTHY? first, we
WCOVER CHINCHILLAS, THEM (3Qj
S' "' LOOK AROUI
CEE wizimaw:
(THERE'S SOME
DIAMOND
40,
Ji
5
Rentals
5-ROOM, unfurnished apartment.
very comtortablo for small fam
ily. Close downtown. J. O. New
land.
FOR RENT Neatly furnished 5
room house. Will be vacated the
15th. litquiro 223 E. Lane,
pnutie 747.
FOR RENT Modern newly kalso-
luineu o-rooiu uuugalow to re
liable parlies. Inquire 720 Win
chester St.
FOR RENT Partly furnished 3-
roorn nouse. Jti.no, water furnish
ed. John Uraughton, Miller's Ad
dition. FOR RENT lleltonla modern
apartment. Furnished. Three
rooms and bath. Phone 116.
KOIILHAGEN apartmonts. Strictly
uiuueru. uu and up. 1'1'oue
650.
APARTMENT Clean, modern.
Close in, adults. Phono 615-J.
COZY cabin, sleeping roem. 120 W
Lane.
Fuel
GET your wood at Rnseburg l.um-
uer li). my and groeu. 16-iucb
and 4-foot.
FOR SALE 200 Iter laurel wood.
Perrln Bros., Ilrorkway.
16" LAUREL and oak. Phono 67.
Wanted
WANTED flood used baby hlgh-
cnair. Phone 7l'3u. Norman
Glassuck, Dixonville.
WANTED To rent equipped farm
on snares. Keith Coulson, Box
7SA, It. F. I). , Hoseburg.
Tractors
COME ONE, come all and see
Harrrs Auto Tractor before you
buy a small tractor. At Sartre
Auto Wrecking House, 623 N.
Main Rt
- Eye
Bound
ITS EVERVWHfcli.e'
WHVVVb CAM PAM A rMJCkETtUL
TIME'. WE'RE RICH1.
Real Estate
FOR 8ALH 8a acres. Melrose ills-
tricl: 41 acres cultivated, fulr
buildings; S4500, 10' cash, less
than 3oo a year pays principal
and Interest on balance.
Also 34 acres. 3 miles from
Riddle; raspberries, Youngher
lies and tree fruits; 2400, 10
cash, J 140 a year takes caro of
balance.
Also have severul farms for
rent. Harvey R. Swan. 310 Broad-way-Oak
Hldg., Portland, Ore.
FOR SALE 65 acres. 20 acres
tillable. Good six-room houso
with fireplace, bath and built
ins. Electric water system piped
to all buildings. Chicken houses
with capacity for 2000 chickens.
Two brooder houses. Uaraee.
Outbuildings. Near higln ay ami
rauroau station, .Might uoncidcr
trade for residence property.
Price itoOO.00. Terms. Look over
our huge list of farms and city
properly. Seo G. W. Young &
Sou, 124 West Cass strout.
FOIt SALE A snap. 120 ucres. 1
miles from Rusubiirg. 10 acres
tillanic. Family orchard. On good
road. 4-room houso. Spring wa
ter piped to house and barn.
Chlckon houso. Outbuildings.
Plenty of timber. Somo piling.
Good pasture seeded. Price
J1300.00. Terms. G. W. Youug &
Son, 124 West Cass street.
FOR SALE 1 acre on North I'tnp-
uiiu, near iiiieyiu. i room mod
ern bungalow. Bath. Electric wa
ter system. Shrubbery. Somo
fruit and walnuts. Furniture and
c I e c t r I cal equlpinunt. Price
I2200.VII. Tonus. G. W. Young &
Son, 124 Wost Cass street.
READY September 1st. See those
new mouern nomes on East
Lano St. Terms like rent. Coell
Lumber Co.
FOR SALE III houses. If you want
in uuy. It will pay you to see ine.
1 houso for 35o. John Ilruugh
tun. Miller's Addition.
SEVERAL Douglas county farms
lor salo or rent. Write John F.
Kaufman & Sons, 623 Oak at
Hroadway. Portland.
aVWHErli.e I WE fit A I RFaDVYvVE CAMT VJA5TE ANVWAy,
UL IN KjQ I RJCH JV, c,kp ALL PAV PANNING IT WAS A
lCU y TO MECk. WITH TH BUCKfc IS OF lOT O1 FU
VDi
FOR SALE 140 acres, 11 miles
from Roseburg. 30 acres tillable,
balance pusturo and timber
Nearly hew ti-rooui plustered
house. All Ueccs&ary outbuild
ings. Small creek and springs.
1 inly equipped with stock and
machinery. Sacrifice for quick
sale, immedlute possession. C
W. Young & Sun, 124 Wost Cass
street.
FOR SALE 40 acros. All tillable.
Good 6-room hourc. burn, chick
en house and outbuildings. On
main county road. (2750.00.
Terms. U. W. Youug & Son, 124
west cuss street.
Wilt KAl.tfKln,.l, ,. i, i ti..
Iml.li i. r'uiif muii .... rt..
county road. Some stock, 4 miles
ii m-iiuui, iiiiiiieiiiaie possession
Easy terms. Box 311, c-o News
Roview.
FOR SALE Modern &.-oom col
tago with garage. Recently re
fliilshed inside mid out. Close
In. Biirguln. Box 30U, c-o Ncwa
Revlew. Sf.ii mo for the best buy in a
small placo in Douglas county
Close In. W. It. Vinson (owned
235 Sheridan St., Roseburg, Ore
Lost and Found
LOST Hrovr. billfold at Macca
bce dance Saturday night or on
the at reels. If found, reward.
Notify Edgar Nichols, Box 161
C, Route I, Roseburg, Oro.
LOST Leather wallet, papers
mm Hume ensn. f inder keep
the money and please return the
rest to It. E. Brown, Wilbur. Oro.
LOST Billfold containing cur
rency ami check. Reward. Re
turn to News-Review.
LOST Itallk bonk. Itetnrn In
Douglas National Bunk, E. U
Lumorcux.
Poultry
WANTED Colored fryers null
nens. aiso veal. lloseburg
Poultry,
By Blosser
By Crane
Help Wanted
HOP PICKERS! Registration now
open at tho HILTON HOP
YARDS, Grants Pass, Oregon,
for this season. Picking will
start about August 16. Wood,
water, commissary, etc., on camp
grounds. WRITE AND REGIS
TER NOW!
MAN Operate soap route. Start
immediately. Up to 115 first
week. Car as bonus. Write
Mills, Ills Tenth St., Oakland,
Cullf.
WANTED Dependable man for
dairy and farm work. Year
round Job If satisfactory. Roy Al-
spaugu, Myrtle creea.
GIRL or middtc-iiged wuniau for
light housework Tor elderly cou
ple In country, 110.00 per month
Box 271, Drain. Ore.
WANTED Clerk, clothing and fur
nishing goods. Must uuderstunil
window trimming. Phono 217 for
appointment.
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Must be neat and a good
cook. Box 331, c-o News-Re
view.
WANTED Blackberry pickers
campers preferred. Wrllo W. A
Firman, Star 1U., Roseburg.
Automobiles
I'DIt SAI.K "S7 l'ontiae eoupo.
llooil eoiKlltion. new llres and
new Imllery, 75. lleneral l'o
Irnletini Station, Itose & Oak
Hts.
KOlt SAl.l-: i'l Deluxe Kurd road
ster. Just hclmt overhauled. I0x
Ira sport model. Ueasonablu.
ltoutc 2, Uox Ii8.
WILLIS CREEK
WILLIS C'RIOKK. Ainr. 7 M,u
Alton ltieo and tlaiiKhter Iris visit
ed Sunday afternoon with Miss
Kva Hlie of Dlllard.
Miss Lva Newnort bun h,.,.n
stayiUR at tho Hill homo in Win
ston while .Mr. nnil Mrs. Hill were
vucatlonliiB In Washington.
Mr. unci Mrs. Leo Clement mnl
baby left Tuesday lor Kalom where
they oxpoot to iilek beans.
Sirs. Kadlo Sheridan weuL to f!o-
nuiHe one day last week. Slio Is
visitmn nor aunt, .Mrs, Will. Gugo,
who Is very sirk.
The Ahner Itlee funillv anil Mr.
and Mrs. Clias. Huithes, Dale
.Moore and Mr. mid Mrs. Alvln
Uosworlli were iilenickliiK on the
Chas. Voytilla raneh up Kent
ereek Suuduy.
Mrs. Minor Cross and daughter
Klizabeth are surferlm; from a se
vere attaek of poison oak. They
are newcomers from Arizona. Mr.
Cross is working with Mr. Krlek
son and Mr. Kowler, who lira
building a suwmlll up Willis ereek.
Jurl Lucas purchased a car In
Koseburg Monday.
K. L. Moore has been helping
Victor I'lilpps In the hay tho past
few da'B.
Stella New purl n vlnltlng homo
folks for a few days. She has been
working in Myrtle Creek.
Mrs. It. L. Moore was a caller
at the Austin Uruun homo In Ilusu
burg Salurdiiy.
Mrs. Ah It I in and Mrs. Charles
Hughes were business visitors oil
Kent creek TueBiluy.
NOTICE
Ladles of Kugles' uiixillury!
There will he a mooting August
loth. All drill tunm girls uro re
quested to bo prcsont at 7 : -15.
Adv.
Composer
HORIZONTAL
1 Elizabeth
. lost
century poet,
14 Herb.
15 Genus of slugs
IS Asvam silk
worm. 17 To value,'
18 Loans.
19 Lumps.
20 To choose..
22 Auto bodies.
23 Half an cm.i
28 Child.
28 Peruses.
31 Heavy slcr).
34 Social Insect,
. 3S Bronze. "
Answer to
American . -
treo.
E4 Genus of
auks.
85 Coral Island.
88 Raccoon,
57 Tho husband
of this '
also was
famous. -88
Her to
her husband
arc widely
read.
136 Perfect T
' pattern.
88 Bell music,
40 Myself. - '
41 Weight
42 Ovcr-mode3l,
womcm',
48 Carriage.
49 Implement,
80 Lassoed.
12 Central
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A t SjOBA eTrIpHo g y P i ,
RAP BE 5 NBW 6 O 5 E 5 2?
E N SlUlR Z SnIMB I 5 flit 23
lORAH I TIE SBmTe 24
PEACHES Dp J. p fn I ahjr 27
jsjUoPsBc hiMaIsb
IM A M YnP Cl F tM S 30
PUnSl I N S BfEjE" R JBRj 32
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OREGONIANS CLING
TO ANCIENT AUTOS
SALEM, Ore., Aug. 9. (AP)
Automobiles ot ancient design and
outmoded mechanical featuies ap
parently have an appeal fur somo
motorists just aa olu furniture bus
lor collectors, registration records
In the State deiiartmenr twvnalj.il
today.
A recent cheek of registration
records shows that in one counly
alone there are several hundred
cars from 12 tu 21 years old now
being driven. They include ono
1913 automobile of popular make,
three lain, seven 1K17, five ISIS
and numerous curs mauutucturcd
m tho years between lulu and
MELROSE
MELHOSK, Aug. 9. Mr. and
.Mrs. Henry Anilerson returned
homo Tuesday from several days
spent al limpiru unit al Marshfleld
visiting Mr. und ills. Itoy Cedar
si roui.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Iioece at
tended tho pageant at Eugenu Sat
urday. Mr. and Mrs. Klnyd Pierco and
two children, Kloyd Carllon and
Sharon, arrlvod last Saturday from
Klainalh Kails and visited over
night with Mr. und Mrs. E. 11.
Lutnutu. Tho former returned to
Klamath Kalis Sunday, but Mrs.
I'ierco and children will spend tho
summer with Mr. mid Mrs. Ltil
mun. Miss Luulla Woodruff of Hose
burg Is visiting this wuek with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Woodrulf.
John Iinrslk usKlsted In C. K.
Ileece's store Salurday while Sir.
Iteeeo was away lor Hie day.
Mr. and Mrs. tienrgo Carey ot
Tenmlle woro Sunday evening
guosts ot Mr. und Mrs. I). E. Me
lut ire.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Rico of
drums I'uss and the lalter's broth-
or-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
hoscoo t onii, were dinner guests
Wednesday of Mr. and Mra. An-
draw linrle, and on Thursday Mr.
and Mrs. Hire returned home aft
er spending Wednesday night Willi
Mr. und Mrs. Colin. Mrs. Kico
and Mrs. Conn uro both sisters ol
Air. linrle.
Mrs. Culherlno Horn went lo
Myrllo Point lust week to visit In
definitely with her uncle anil aunt.
air. aim airs. A. I,, llushncll.
Edward llusenhark returned
homo tho latter part of the week
from tho pust two weeks spent at
Marshfleld where he wus em
ployed. Miss Allco llncklund Is suffering
from a broken hone In her loft
foot und also a sprained wrist.
.Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simpson left
Wednesday for their homo in Cali
fornia, after visiting for several
weeks with tho former's mother,
Mrs. James Knlilen. They were
accompanied home by ho former's
brother, Hay Simpson, who will
remain in Cnlilorniu Indefinitely,
Iloverly Jean and Wade Worth
Ingtnn Jr., of Canyonville nro vis
iting this week with their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. P.
Conn.
Oeorgo Felt and his son. IToyd.
took the former's daughter, Mrs.
Jennie heeloek, and small sou.
Dole, lo their home In Hulfwiiy,
Oro., Tuesday of this week. Mrs.
Wheelock and son have visited her
parents for the past two weeks.
.Mrs. Carrie Tison and daughter.
Carrie, und Leonard Munson of
unipo.ua returned homo last Sat
urday from Chicago, whore they
have been visiting the former's
sister, Clara, for the past six
weeks.
of Poetry
Frcvlous Puzzle
To nullify.
To press.
CofTco beans.
Fuel.
Stored fodder.
A cetacean.
She was qulto
- In health.
Untidy.
Finale.
Dined.
Stream ob
struction. Driving
command.
Talisman.
Baby bed.
Fly.
Game played
on horseback.
Part in a
drama.
Epochs.
Drunkards.
Hades.
Instrument,
Heath.
Spigot.
Italian river.
Being.
VERTICAL
1 Fence rail.
2 Sound ot
sorrow.
3 Fixed
routine.
4 Wound.
8 Powder In
gredient. 6 Weight
allowance.
1 Flour box.
8 Wands.
0 Beginnings.
10