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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY. AUGUST 2 1 , 1937. SEVEN NEWS-REVIEW Classified Ads. Phone 100 BATES Blugle lusertloo, per word Oue week, per word , One mouth, pur Hue Minimum charge , Copy tor thin page will be accept ed until 11 a. m. ot the day of pub lication. The News-Review assumes no responsibility for and 11 no way guarantees the financial r e a t-u nu bility or integrity of the advertis er In the classified columiu. Head ers tre urged to make lull Investi gation before sending money In re sponse to advert 1 seme a u. The Newa-Heview reserves the right to reject objectionable adver tising, it further reserves me ngm to clMBify all advertising under the proper classification. Livestock RKC ISTEKED Diuoc-Jersey pigs. Corriedale rums, one team mares, about 2400, and harness, one De IjHVitl cream separator, one John Deere B-ft. disc. Walter Smith, III. 1, liox 21, Wilbur. FOR SALE 2 cows, one with call one week old. and 0110 coming froFh middle Oct. Mueller, Mel roue Star Route, liox 159. WEANED pigs. 700 good grain sacks, $ 1.50 hundred. A . H. Marsh, Wilbur, Garden Valley road. REGISTERED Shropshire rams. Reliable stock, reasonably pric ed. Georgo Armstrong, Corvallis, Oregon. FOR SALE Throo good cows, all giving milk, two now have young calves. Frank Oberman in Oak land. FOR SALE Romuey rams from imported stock. George Hall. Phone 7F3. FOR SALE Thoroughbred Here ford bull. 3 years old Ibis month. Phono 52F3. VETERINARIAN Dr. II. R. Keith, 322 K. 2nd Ave., No. Phono fl-J FRECKLES AND HIS I THIWK ITS GRAMD, FRECKLES...."veUR CHANJCE IN PICTURES - MYRA. NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE j DID VOU CALL I CEETAIWLV DID! 1 If IWTERFERE.MB. EM 7krN f-Tl VPl 1 V- V PuemvEs? rrwrM okper these mem 3,, " V atowcs 7 V vmxT -v mC4 p BinlNTC?v u-' 1 rv jce BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES VOt 6O0t TOR SROY.Y. 1 A C 1 1 TT 1DUC Palfk AjTalrk Pan R.. i.a -iiij . , HiiJJMiWHiif"'1 " mmmKr Iai &''jm'i-m. , -,,r-,.i m i . . 'v sJs- vsai; J 'i'-,y h ' FOtt SALE Good 6-year-old Jer sey cow, fresh first of October. Will take 2 tons second or third cutting alfalfa buy ou deul. G. S. Johnson, lirockwuy. WANTED Sheep on shares, up to 50 head. Have good clover pas ture, plenty ot hay lor wiunr. Ceo. XV. Moorse, Days Creek, Ore. FOIl SALK Team with harness, 300 lbs.. I275.VO. bull, Huau Durham, 'i 'years, $35.uo. O. C. Sianwoud, 3 miles east L'mpqua. WANTED Young Kamboiilettu buck. Will consider Delainu Hampshire or Corriedale. Cleuu Wolcott, Camas Valley, Ore. FOR SALE 1 good cow and 2 yearling heifers, good block. Must bo sold this week. Cleu Jones, Melrose. FOIl SALE A five-year-old pure bred HoltHeln cow with day old calf. Exceptionally heavy milker. Gentle. Call 703H2. SHROPSHIRE yearling rams. Eli gible to register. Fred A. doff, 122 South Stephens. Phone 21s. FOR SALE A milk cow. Good stock. E. Hounds, liox 217, Myrtle Creek, Ore. t WANTED 25 to &u head of ew Must be reasonable, liox 311, c-o isews-ueview. FOR SALE Good Jersey cow. hi quire 817 So. Main. FOR SALE Pigs. Ermil Myrtle Creek. Uriggs Trade FOR litADtt Radio for pJano, Gross & Har git- Tractors COME ONE, coma all and see Sarff's Auto Tractor before you buy a small tractor. At Sarff's Auto Wrecking House, 523 N Main St. Lost and Found ,i LOST A wrist watch, ElKin move " nient. Leave at 230 No. Steph ens. Reward. FRIENDS I'M war sure it's So GRAWD,-rOWI ! A BOY IS OWLY VOUWG OWCE.' -M II mss-imdmn f-A . '-gfen i r, Real Estate FOU SALK Five-room suburban home, just built, FutnislieU. jiuy direct or lease from owner ttco. i. Faii a (i-Menbower, Kosubuig, Oregon, box ti-C. SPECIAL OFFEU Three, sihctly modern, well located, Uo:hmiuk hornet. On good term:;, lor tew days only. Med A. Ooil, 122 S. Stephens. Phone 215. HEADY September 1st. See those now uiouuin humus ou East Lauo St. Terms like runt. Coeu Lumber Co. FOirSALE or leane, a modern 20- cow uairy. Plenty or equipment, box 313. co News-Review. FOR SALK Good homo, five lots, tdiude trees. Reasonable. 120 N. Jackson, Apt. 1. WANTED A farm on shares. Partly equipped. Phono -11R2. Miscellaneous RELIABLE watch repairing. Your satistactlou is our success. We are manufacturers of anything in our line, such as Gold, Silver, Platinum, Soldering. Also buy or exchange old gold. Johnston, Jowelor. 1 DO not stand responsible! for bills contracted oy anyone oilier man myself. W. W. Walker. MILK, grade a pasteurized or raw. Delivered daily. Cmpg.ua Dairy. Phone 88. ARU N DEL Piano tuner. Ph. 189-L. RADIO repairing. Rsbg. Electric. Typewriters REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and Dalton Adding Machines, Bales and Bert-lea. Roseburg Book Store. Phono C99-J. Poultry FOR SALE Purebred R. I. R. pul lets, 5 months obi, $1.00 each. R. L. Preston. Phone 5F22. FOR SALE Young turkeys, cheap' if taken at once. Conrad Long.l Melrose. ' There's Something to That . h r"BLTE JUST THIWK ...VHEW x lift f . ..,-. , Y l&OW'TLOOl N h THEIR CAREERS, YOURS 7 AT IT THAT J . . . . . ii i n .urisi 'i i op- s - f . ; i A Threat Well, in For Sale, Miscellaneous 6 COWS, 6 calves, 2 heifers, 2 young bulls, 1 good team mares, 1 saddle horse, SO ewes, 1 buck, 20 lambs, y O. 1. C. sows, 1 O. 1. C. boar, 30 weanling pigs, 500 turkeys, 15 tou oat ami vetch hay. 1 cream separator, 1 port able buzz naw, powered by Dodge motor, mounted on Ford pickup, 40 tier oak and fir wood, 4 cookj sioves, stationery gas engines, 5 car batteries, 1 wagon, 1 Dodge pickup, 3 trailers, 1 22" Caterpil lar tractor, 1 No, 6 John leero combine, 12 acres field corn, 3 fuatbor board turkey broodor tables, 1 band saw, other miscel laneous equipment. Call morn ings. S. A. Webber, Pearson Ranch, Unipqua. AUCTION sale at the Stato Street barn, Sutberllu. 1 purebred Shropshire rain, 1 O. I. C. brood how, 5 7-monlhs-old Jersey heif ers, few head breeding ewes, (lin ing table, incubator, Aladdin lamp, lawumower, 10 milk pans, ti milk pails, 50 burlap bags, gar den tool.1, four-foot disc, several boxes of kitchen waro and dishes, cook stove, other articles too numerous to mention. Bring anything of value ami wo will sell it. Sale starts 1:30 p. in. Tuesday, August 21. D, E. Dailies, auctioneer. FOR SALK Lloyd baby buggy, good condition, 12x11 tout. No. 10 J )e Laval separator, good work horse, double harness. 621 Mill. FOR SALE Used hot water heat ing system, suitable for resi dence, brooder or poultry house. See W. Illack, 112 V. Douglas. FOR SALE Young Jersey milch cow. Oat vetch bay, bench band saw R. R. Smith, Myrtle Crook, Gazley route. FOIl SALE 3 and 6-pound tin top fruit display baskets at Parkin son's. v FOR SALE CHEAP Repossessed refrigerators. Radio Music Store. BLACKBERRIES Win. U. Hess, Taylor's place, Rifle Range road. FIVE Port Orford cedar posts. D30 West Oak St. From Carson Perhaps VMOOV.O SfsS MO&- C SLAPPY peaches, one of our best canning wathes, new ready. Ernest Voorhies, Looking glass. Phone 1SF24, CANNING peaches, $1.50 at orch ard, 1 .75 delivered. Juuuie Mc Kay, Urockway. CANNING peaches uro ready at S, M. Sneddy's fruit stand, Coo Junction. LUMliER, doors, wiiiuows, sash, veneer board, builders' hardware, glass, nails. Deun-Gerretsen Co. CET your Foster peaches now Some Cruveustein apples. Phone 21F;u. J. R. Wilson. ELI1ERTA, Crawford and St. John peaches now ready at Sukdorl's rruit Stand. Coos Junction. FOR SALE Computing scale, suit abul for grocery or meat mar ket. Phone tilioJl. HOOD canning com, 75c per sack. No culls. W. E. neither stand at Diliurd. LOTS of good guns at reasonable ' prices. Burr's Furniture Store. HOUSEHOLD goods, tools, chick ens, sheep. R. R. Smith, Gazley Rt., Myrtlo Creek. t Financial W.NTEI Loan of S00 on im proved real estate. Client offers good securily, 6r. See Mr. Wood, Real Estate, 509 N. Jackson St., Roscburg. LOANS: We make loans on im-1 proved city properly. Monthly repayment plan. New Low Inter est Rates. LMPO.UA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Fuel 16" LAC RET' and oak heater ami furnace wood, $2.r0 per tier in ' load lots. Phone 67. GET your wood at Rosehurg Lum ber Co. Dry and green. 16-iuch and 4-foot. Hay, Grain and Feed GRAY oats and vetch, 2c lb. Her man Schulze, Brockway. Phone 2F4I. THE HAPPIEST TIME I SI PEOPLES LIVES IS WHEW THEY'RE YOUUGAMO WITHOUT RESPONSIBILITY HAVEN'T YOJ HEARD MEM SAY, SO MAMY Times, i wish i vebe bcy AGAIW A BCY AGAIW! f -v Help Wanted WANTElllop pickers. WhPq much. Special attention families, 400 acres, hign iiuni., string trained. Camp ground in beautiful move. Thoroughly sani tary. First class camp and yard conditions. Picking begins about Sept. 1st. Register NOW by writ ing: Wigrich Ranch, Rt. 1, Inde pendence, Oregon. HOP pickers wanted Monday, Aug ust 23, at It ran ton s liopyard, -1 miles east of Dlxonville. We're paying lie, with wood and wa ter for campers. Five or six days work. Phono 19K31. 'GIRL or middlongetl woman for light housework ror oideriy cou ple in countv.v, $10.00 per mouth, Box 271, Drain, Ore. LOGGERS wanted. Cut by the thou A.lrli-Auu 1 It iTnulnr ItiL lard, Ore. For particulars inquire jiuiaru posi omce. WANTED, by two adulls. house keeping room or small Uouso, partly furnished, and garage. Iltix 312, c-o News-Review. MAN with tractor for Rood logging proposition. Apply Nelson broth ers mill on Cavilt crock. WANTED Prune pickers and trayer men. Ermil Uriggs, Myrtle Creek. HELP WANTED High school girl to live at own home. 633 So. Main. WANTED l"f or 2i prune pickers. Margaret Bauer, Myrtle Creek. Rentals MODEILN furnished duplex wllh or without garage. Adults.. 11 5 'J Madrono Ave. 5-ROOM, furnished apartment with garage for rent. 710 Mill St. Phono 20F3. KOIILHAGEN apartments. Strictly modern. $22.50 and up. PL oue 650. APARTMENT for rent at the Northside apartments. Call 369 J. HOUSE for rent. See Powell's Hard warp or call at 410 S. Pine. Bv Blosser WELL THERE MUST BE SOMETHING IN IT ! I DOW'T REMEMBER HEARING ANfY OF MY RALS SAY ' 1 WISH By Thompson and Coll By Martin I - . . . . . r 111 L Wt- l-rf r- AM ( Jl n I I FOritlOOM, unfurnished apart ment. Ills Winchester. TOU RENT Nicely apartment. J. M. Judd. GARAGE for rent. 240 South Rose. Automobiles 1929 CHEVROLET coupo, fine me chanical condition, 195.00. G. Hhauuon, 426 Floed St. FOR SALE Chevrolet dump truck, 1935 model. Excellent condition Inquire 119 N, Main. USED CAR SALE 1U29 Ford roadster. 1929 Ford touring. " 1930 Ford coupe. 1930 Chevrolet coupe. 1930 Chevrolet coach. 1931 Chevrolet coach. J930 iKtdge coupe. 1931 Ford coach. 1931 Pontiuc sedan. 1936 Terraplane sedan. 1036 Ford sedan. 1935 Chevrolet pickup. 1930 Ford pickup. 1935 G. M. C. trurk. 1932 Chevrolet truck. 1930 Ford truck. 1933 Chevrolet pickup. And many others Including scv oral new 1937 Fords. R. H. WILSON MOTOR CO. Ouk & Stephens St. Roscburg Wanted WANTED Used doors, windows hardware, pipe, plumbing mid electric wtudnng machine. P. O. Aekley, Gunsmith. WANTED Poultry, veal, wool and mohair. Roseourg Poullry Co, Situations Wanted WANTK1 Work In u homo by (lepcmluble yniint; girl, liox U. c-o New8-Itovlow. Local News Here on Business Churlcs Me lOlhlnny of tialem spent a fuw days I his week iu Husuhurg on business. Spend Week-End in Portland Dr. mid Jlrs. S, 1'. 'unkhouser left Saturday to spend the week end In Portland on business. On Business Trip K. H. Mc Daniels of Portlulld was a Hose burg visitor Friday on business, lie is with the U. 8. forest service. Leaving for Nebraska Mi's. Jerry Spencer is leaving Mondii'y for itod Cloud, Nebraska, to spend the next mouth visiting her par ents, i Leave on Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Clmrk'B Mutu uud uuti loft Sunduf for SiUTamt'nlo to Bpend h fuw iIiivh vlHitiiiK. Mr. Mole 1h t-mploy- ed Hi tlio IMoueur J'riig eonumiiy ot this city. In Roseburg Friday It. I,. Chiip ler of rorthind spent Friday ill HoseburK traiiHiiclliiK business. Hi; is Willi tho Oregon Forest Fire as boclutlon. Visiting In Portland Mrs. Peter son, siicretury to Cel. K. F. Tandy at Ihn Veterans fuclllly, left Thurs day for I'orlliuid to spend u few duys visiting. Spend Week-End at Tahkenilcli Mr. und Mrs. (). .1. Fcldkainp and duilKhter, Wilma. and sun, llobliy, and Uluh Agues U'iustou are leaving Sunday for Lake Tajl kcnltcli to speiul u lew days vuca tloning. Return to Roseburg. Mrs. H. 1. Williams and ilauehler, Miss Kllui bcth, returned to their heme in Itoselmrg Thursday after spenrling the past week vuciitiuliing at So atlle. To Leave Sunday Mlu Iluth Hi'itdrlclt will nituin to her home In Kali-tn Sunday after xpi-ndlng a few diivrt In ItoMchurg viHithig Mr. and Mrs. I,. I. Mlkeworlb. MIhh Iciidi it k formerly lived hi ItoHp- burg, uud ia now uniKiant wcre Im y in Coventor Mai tin'ri office ul Hali'iii. Visit Hero Wednesday Mm. Henry Weaver of HfinliH, On'., Hpent WVtlnitKduy vlHiling wllh Mr. mid Mi'H. .Story Hen. Mia. Weaver Ik al 'IVnmile Maying with her Mlnter, Mih. Mary Mnslincll, who Ih fpiilc ill. She foriuerly lived ul Myrtle Creek. VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICENSES OAIA - IIKNKKIKL- l.ynnm A, I:ily. Myrlle Creek, and Alice C. lleii'-ficl. Drain. MIIJ.KIt-HOPPKIt - I'liillip S. Miliar. KitciiHlnnK. Wah., untl Kthel (i. Hopper, CraulH I'jimh, Ore. eiM'KCH - WIKMAMS - Klwln Cellc Chnreb and Kliabelh 0. WIlltaiiiH. belli (f llfweburg. A I- L I K O N OVKKSTHKKT -Tb"iiiiiH I,. A IMmoii. SiKlurlln, uud ('hira nviTKireei. Kueite. CHAPMAN I'KKNCH - Cclir Clinpiiiiin. Ii h I u, und Mildred Kreiirh, Sutherlln. budgeagaTn"wins NEWPORT TOURNEY Ni: I'OKT, It. I., Auk. 21 (AH linn Ituduc, world ainuleiir tennis lice, won the historic Newport Iciisino toiiniuiui'iit for the second lime In three years today by do- feallliK one of America's most promlHiiiK youngsters, lli-yeur-old Hubby ItlKgs o( Los Angeles, U l, 1 , 6-1, 6-2. MARKET REPORTS IIOSTON. AUK. 21. (AI') Tllfl Coinmerclul llullellu today ay: The wool market continues very quipt. Somliccatilouul Bales are rpnrtml Here aim inwo mil lor small quulltlllea and the surface in dications are that the market is weaker. Possibly there has been slisht tendency to lot wool fco In small lots at barely (Inn prlcos but the undertone o( the market is escocdlniily strons uud any ef fort to movo wool In a largo way would find prices very firm. The foreign markets are ex- ceeriinely strong. Bradford reports thu price of wool acamst tiie buy er. Evidently, prices will rule firm at the opening of the new Austra lian season August 30, although tbluk there will be an easier tone develop later us supplies increase. "The west, buying nas been spo. radlc at prices showing little change. "Tlio pleeegoods market, which Is the rcul key to the situation, Is very dull and disappointing. "Mohair is slow but firm." 1 The Ilulletiit publishes the fol lowing quotations: Scoured busis: Oregon: Fine and f. m. staple 97. 98: fino and (. ill. clothing 90-92. Mohulr: IHmiestic, good regional ' hag, Texas spring, G7-70 cents; Texas kid, 90-95: Arizona and Now Mexi co, 63-t5; Oregon, Gu-67. - WHEAT POKTLANO, Aug. 21. (AIM Open High Iw Closo Sept 921 93 92J 93 IJee 91 95 91 95 Oosh wheat: nig Hend liluostem. hw 13 pet 9GJ; I 2pct 93J; dark hard winter 13 pet 1.07: 12 pet 1.03; 11 pet 95; soft white and western white 921; bard winter 931; western red 931. PORT ORFORD PLANS LABOR DAY FETE Port Orford 1h preparing for a 1 Kieat celebration Soptumbor I, 5 and 6, according to V. I), (iurtou, who waH iu ItoBfburg yuHtorday. Mr. Carton has cIuiiko of th danc tng and muHlt: for tlus Iabor day otiHorvanco, winch in Hponsorod by tho lubor unloiiB of Curry comity. The principal attraction, ho ro pottH, will be reenuctiuent by tlio coast guard uud CCC of tho roncuu of the crew of the CotLenevHj wrecked at Port Orford a few months ago. Log bucking, parados, huseball gamea, dancing und other entertainment will be provided, hi reports. . LODGE DIRECTORY F. O. E. Aerie 1407, meets Macca bee ball oh Pine sueot ever Tuesday evening at a o'clock) Visiting Brothers always wei como. CAUL MUItPHY, Pres. 11. U. BUOFIFJLU. 8ev DeMolay Chaptar llcgu lar mooting every sec ond and fourth Thurs days at the Masouio Templo. SCIUUU. Neighbors of Woodcraft, Lilao Circle, No. 49 Meets on first und third Monday cvonings, in JIOltOTHY WIM.IAMB, 1, N. I. O. (). F. hall. Visiting Neigh bors Invited to attend. CYNTHIA OUUMONI), Clerk. Roseburg Lodgo, No. 1037,. L. 0 O. Mi Moats evory first an third Wednesday ot each ninnti at 3: on p. m.. Moose ball, cornel of Washington and Jacksol streets. Visiting brother wol come. HUBERT E. GRAHAM, Diet. KDW1N S BOOTH, TreaB. T. C. HARTFHSL, Sec. O, E, 8.. Rossourg Chapter No, 8 i Holds stated communications oq the fjrst and third Thursdays ii each month. All sojourning brotb era and sisters are oordlully la vitod to attend. CHRISTINA MIOHLIJ, W. M. FLOSSIBJ V1RDEN. Sec. I, O. C. F., Phnolarlan Lodge, No. 8 Meets In Odd Fcllowa Temtile evory Thursday evening. Vlstiug brnihers are always weleomo, V. (). I'ATTHKrtON, N. 0. Job's Daughters, uo. c Meets first and fourth Tucsdnys ut 7:K0i n, in., Masonic Temple. Master Mn sons und O. K. S. members ui wavs welcome. KI.KANOIl liNTLKIt. Hon. Queon. HVA I1AKKU, Recordor. Union Encampment No. V, I. O. O. P, . Meets in Odd Fellows TompH on 2nd and 4th Wednesday nl each month. Visiting 1'atrlarcUI always welcome. CARL W. (JHMAN, C. P. A. J. OEDIJES. H. V. RALPH RUHSELL. Scribe. Ladies' Auxiliary to Eagles, Rose burg Aerie, No. 1497 -Meets in Miiccabeu hull on Cns Hi reel, ou second and fourth Tuesday uvo tiinas of each mouth, at H o'clock. Visiting Hlslers In good stuiidlug ulways wolcome. MAIIEL STEVENS, M. I'res. ANNA TKU.KLU M. Hue. K, O. T. M Tent Hive No, 1& Meets second and fourth Friday! of each mouth until (urtliei notice la Maccabee Hull, cornet Cass and Plus streets. Vlsltioi KniKhlfl always welcome. GEO. MaclVER, It. K. W. B, A Roseburg Review, No. 11 Holds regular meetings on seo ond and fourth Thursdays al 7:30 p. in. Visiting sisters Invited to atteud revlows. Mnccabut hall. ('Inn and Cass streots. BELLE STEPHENSON, Pres. MRS. JESSIE VINSON, F. Seo MAUD POWERS, Boo, .