ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC; OREGON, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1937.'
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Livestock
FOR BALK 1 good milk cow,
845.00. Olving 6 gal. milk. Also
11 weaned liigB, S3.00 each. S.
A. Webber, Pearson Hanch,
llmpqua.
FOR SALE or trade One 2-ycar-old
I'orriedalo buck, one Itonmcy
buck lamb, Angora billies. Stan
ley Peurce, Dixonvllle roud.
FOR SALE 4 high grade Delaine
bucks. Don Ollivnnl, Roseburg
Star Route; Happy Valley roud,
phone 13-F-3.
ON 10 gentle Durham bull, 1U years
old; 1; milk cows, have been
fresh six weeks. Fred Bullock,
Oakland, Oregou.
1KAD and worthless livestock re
moved free uf charge. Huseuurg
By-Products. Phone 62F12.
FOR SALE 23 fine yearling ewes.
V Cheap, If taken at once. J. 11.
Fisk, Oakland, Ore.
TWO good brood sows, A. H
Marsh, Wilbur, Garden Valley
road.
VETERINARIAN Iir. H. I). Keith,
322 E. 2nd Ave. N. Phone G4-J.
FOR SALE Shropshire bucks.
Charles Huxton, phone 2-F-22.
FRECKLES AND HIS
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iX'THF WHEREABOUTS OF THE 1 INCIDENTS,' J AND GET HEK TO FLV WITH ALONG REGARDING WILL M "i CAN BB SURG OF WORKING (
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BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES 941:" Styff By Martin
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1 WASH TUBBS Bonito Camp By Crane
7""i FRIENDS OF MISS KELTON'S.EH? PLEA5EO , , " f THEY'RE &OIN&SPLENDlO, 1 ll HeK"5 VOUli KOOKA, MISS-TH6 BEST IM ) " ( eRACIOUS GEN'RALLV SPEAKIN&, V
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---T r tyl ,' 5- V-X U BETCHA k , jNXWiir i LIKE THAT lEvnTi BF?nM
WANTED A saddle pony. 806
lbs., must be gentle. Colleen
Rush, Lookingglass. Phone IS-F-42.
WANTED 8 Jersey milk cows
with proven butter (at records.
It. J. Ehrhart, Myrtle Creek.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Sbrop-
smre duck lamb. Eligible for reg
istry. George March, 1SF22.
FOR SALE 1500-lb. work horse, 1
lresu cow. W. Cobb Hatchery,
Camp View.
HORSES, wagon and harness (or
sale. Also chickens. Phone 1SF13.
FOR SALE 2 pureblood Corrie-
dale rams. c. D. Glenn, Glide.
FOR SALE Cow and cai(. Frank
Obcrman in Oakland.
HAMPSHIRE buck (or sale. Hat
tio O. Perry, Oakland.
WEANLING pigs
South Mill.
(or sale, . 524
Fuel
WOOD O. O. Fir SEASONED.
Bone dry, 16". 222 W. Oak St.
PACIFIC HIDE, WOOL & METAL
CO.
LAl'KEL und oak heater (urnase
and range wood, 12.60 and up
per tier in load lots. Phone 117.
GET your wood at Roseburg Lum
ber Co. Dry and green. 16-iuch
and 4 -root.
Typewriter
REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and
Dalton Adding Machines, sales
and servlCA. Roseburg Hook
Store. Phone C99-J.
Trade
WILL trade Chevrolet truck (or
wood. See it at the Roseburg gar
age. FOR TRADE Radio (or piano.
Gross & Hargls.
Situations Wanted
POST graduate wants work in a
home in Roseburg. Grace Booth,
A-.:ilfa Hotel, A'illen, On.
FRIENDS
Rental
APARTMENT, furnished, two big
rooms downstairs, 2 bedrooms
up. Light, water and fuel fur
nished. Near Soldiers' huuie.
ayliie bttop, liardeu alley
Blvd.
WANTED TO RENT Stocked o..u
equipped larin on shares, by ex
peneu'jed S. Dak. tarmor. Write
jo) Smith, B. U. Kt., Cottage
Grove, Ore.
ONE furnished housekeeping
I room. Llglits, water, bath, sg.uo
I mo. Mrs, V. E. Miller, s2ti hum
I tltou. .
FOR RENT Furnished 6-room
stucco bungaluw, breakfast
nouk. inquire bu4 W. Lane St.
WANT lo rent or lease apartment
or rooming house, llox 325, c-o
News-Review.
FOR RENT Good 2-room apart
ment. Lights and wutur. J. M.
Judd.
KOHLHAGEN apartments. Strictly
modern, S22.50 and up. Pbone
560.
SLEEPING ROOM Clean, com
fortable, close in. 218 S. Jackson.
APARTMENTS Clean, inodoru,
reasonable. Phone 615-J.
FIVE-ROOM house for rent. Adults.
Inquire 735 Mill.
FURNISHED apartments. 1126
South Main.
FOR RENT Two sleeping rooms.
701 So. Pine.
SLEEPING room (or rent. 113 So.
Kano.
Work Wanted
U1KL would like work taking cure
of children daytime or evenings.
Call at 1021 Winchester St. or
phone 591-J. '
Tractors
COME ONE, come all and see
Sarff's Auto Tractor before you
buy a small tractor. At Sard's
Auto Wrecking House. 628 N.
Main St
Parting
For Sale, Miacellaneoua '
PEACHES (or canning, jl.25 bush
el at lue orchard. Last of tue
Cruv.forus Tuu,-suay and Friday,
liaie and Muir pca-.ues later.
tuns Bros., Ca'dcn Valley.
l'hone 32F11.
USED, all enamel, wood range;
used enamel, 6 -piece bedroom
suite; used breakfast set; oak
dining set and library tables.
Josse Furnituro Ou.
12 ACRES field corn for sale
cheap. Also 3 turkey brooders,
35.00 each, worth 126.00 apiece.
S. A. Webber, Pearson Ranch
Umpquo.
PEACHES Some bargains in can
ning Cruwfords at orchard ou
South Kline Btrcet, city, two
blocks east from Judge. Eddy's
home. . : '" " v -
TRAILER house lor sale, S350.00.
One mile north Canyonville on
highway 99. Jack Garcy, Myrtle
Creek.
ELLERTA, .Muir aud llule peaches,
Bartlutt pears No. 2, 25c a lug.
Fred Ueuuer, Happy Valley
bridge.
FOR SALE Uood young Jersey
cow, Sharpies seiarator, Buf(
Coachiu bautanis, 25c. 872 Miller
St.
LUMBER, doois, windows, snsh,
veneer board, builders' hardware,
glass, nails. Denn-Gerretsen Co. 1
FOHDSON tractor, tractor plows.
Ford truck. No. 12 DeLuvul sep
arator. Fred Fisher, phono 26F3.
FOR SALE Frejh prunes, Italian,
petite, 31.00 bu., delivered. Also
peaches. Llndbloom, Dixonvllle.
NICE Elberta peaches, now ready
for canning. Phone 21-F-31, J.
R. Wilson.
FOR SALE 3 and 6-pound tin top
(ruit display baskets at Parkin
son's. FOR SALE CHEAP Repossessed
re(rigerators. Radio Musie Store.
LARGE safe. Josse Furniture Co.
Moments
FOR SALE Almost new Samco
on burner circulator, electric
range, sumi-enamel wood ruugel
witu reservoir, oak diuing set,
butiet und cuairu, good hitciieuj
cautuet. juuds furniture store.
GASOLINE Maytag washing ma-
vuiue, porcelain range witu steel
lop. tioitt used short lime, bell
at uacritice. 1 miles west oi ii
bur. lrs. Walter Saukuy.
PEACHES -Hales, $1.25 at or
chard, Mulrs, 75c and 31.00,
windfalls fuc, canning peurs, 25c
a bushel. Bring boxes. Ernest
Voorhles, Lookiugglass.
PEACHES for sale at 75c a box.
Gather them yourself at the or
chard. Mi's. John Plnserton, Ht
1, Box Bf. Phone 42F5.'
BARTLETT pears, all band pick
e, No. 1 iruit. - Box 25c, five
boxes, 3UO0. Wayside Shop.
Garden Valley Blvd. ,"
BARTLETT pears, good -canning
grade, tiling cunlnuiers. A. H.
Marsh, Lookingglass.'
TWO rook stoves, like new, $s.OO
each. S. A. Webber, Pearson
ranch, Umpnua.
HALE peaches now ready nt Bu
senbark Bros, ranch, 31.26 per
bu. Bring boxes.
PAIR diamond cuff links. See ltuy
Young, 111 Cass St.
FOR SALK Bicycle, 310.00. Terry
Hercher, Dlllard.
GOOD
37F2.
cunning tomatoes. Cull
Hay, Grain and Feed
BALED oat and wheat straw, 35.00
per ton In field. 21 miles north
of Roseburg, first place on New
ton creek road.
SALE Few tons third crop, fine
ninth's, baled hay, fifteen dollars.
Quick Bale. A. F. Stearns, Oak
land. Poultry
PERSONS having hatching eggs
write, for steady market at good
prices, lo 1227 Onyx, Eugene,
(ire,
Real Estate
EXTRA fine home In Lauroiwooo
tor sale or rent lo responsible
puity. A lew reutais ou luruis
now avuliable. vte can supply
your needs in homes, small oi
large (arms aud business prop
erties, trod A. Goff, 122 S. Sluim
ens, phone 218.
EQUITY in 6-room, plnstorcd
house; Hardwood floors, builtm
kllchon, garage, woodshed. For
aalo at low price, next few days.
This is a real buy. Fred A. Golf,
121 H. tUepni'UB. Phone 21s.
SIX-ROOM plastered modern house.
bouse. Garage. At 44l N. Hose.
Price $Soo.uo. Easy terms. Sec
Mncon Smith after (ive, evenings.
830 S. Mutn SI.
SIX-ROOM house. Large lot with
trees and fruit. CIpbo in. Recent
ly rumodeled. Unusual value.
Can be had ou reasonable terms.
Phone till-J.
FOR EXCHANGE A tour-unit
apartment house in Corvallis (or
farm near Roseburg. Florence
Aiken Bunks, 213 South Main.
READY September 1st. See those
uew modern homes ou EaBt
Laue St. Terms like rent. Coen
Lumber Co.
40-ACRE ranch 7 miles north Rose
burg. Cheap. Write 76a Adam
stroot, Corvallis, Oro.
RANCH (or rent or solo. Also 60
bond good owes for salo. Joey
Matthews, .MeliOBe.
HOUSE (or sale,
at once. 'Alba
302 or 153-J.
Cheap, If taken
Spaugh, phone
RANCH, near Drain, for salo
rent, Pago Lumber and Fuel Co.
70-ACRU ranch, close In, for rent
Cow for Salo. HIS Uiupquu Ave.
' Financial
LOANS: We mnko loans on lm
proved city property. Monthly
repayment plan. New Low Inter
est Hates. UMPQUA SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
By Blosser
WELL, SUPPOSE I'D
BEEW RICH "THAT FIRST
WIGHT IW SHADYSIbE f ;
I'D NEVER HAVE HAD '
AW EXCUSE FOR ORDER'
IWG ONLY OWE SODA,
WITH TWO STRAWS., AND
GETTING Mf RACE
CLOSE TO
yours: CiSf-ofc-s
Automobiles
SUMMER clean-up, Used Car sule.
Hudson sedan, a pcucb, cheap.
1030 Chevrolet, a real bargain.
A real buy in a Plymouth, excel
lent condition.
Percy Croft, 233 N. Jackson.
FOR SALE 1935 Ford V-8 truck
excellent condition, long wheel
base, dual wheels, cattle rack,
new tires. Schorusteln, Suther
11 n.
FOR SALE 8-V sport roadster, re
conditioned motor, good body.
John Robertson, highway Surv
ice Station.
Lost and Found
LOST Thursday uftcrnoon,
lady's gold watch, In small
chamois bag. Finder return to
Nows-Rcvlew. Rewurd.
LOST SuvlngB account book. Re
linn to U. S. National Bank. Re
ward, p
Miscellaneous
WRITERS Plot material furnish-.
ed for stories. Advice on dirim
ent lilies of writing. Muikots
suggested. Learn tc write by
willing. Orpha .Collins, 115 K.
Moshcr, Roseburg.
PARTY who stole 2 blankets from
sedan ou Ford street Monday, 8
p. in., return sumo at once, oth
erwise turn same over to police.
We saw your licoiiso number.
GUNS Rebuilt, rcflnishcd. repair
ed, rcslghtcd. P. ). Ackley, Gun-
smith, end Oak street bridge.
PLUMllING Repairing a special
ty. Reasonable prices, l'houe
475-J. Pete Crumett,
MILK, grade a paalenriied or raw.
Delivered dally. Umpqua Dairy.
Phone 88.
AAUNDEL Piano tuuer. Ph. 189-L.
RADIO repairing. Itsbg. Electric.
Wanted
WANTKI) Auction Bales. John
AtiL'ono, Auctioneer, "Tue man
who guts the money." Oukluml
Oregon.
WANTKD loo eouplea nt the
dtince, Miiccubeu Imll, Wednes
day nlRht.
WILL imy cash to 8100.00 for best
llKht car offored. - E. F. Hull,
Milo.
WANTKI) Second hand wheel
chuir. llox 128, Chiuus Vulley,
Ore.
WANT lo buy nmull nawmill,
1'hllllpH. Winchoftter St.
Help Wanted
ItKI'HKSKNTATlVK WANTED to
look after our magazine sub-
Kcriiition InterentJi In HoHoburg
and vicinity. Our plan enableH
you to spcuro a good part of tho
h 1111 (1 rod 8 of dollars Hpent in this
vicinity each fall mid winter for
magazines, Oldeat agency In U.
H. (iuarnnteed lowest rates on
nil periodicals, domestic and for
eign. Instructions and ermip-
ilient free. Start a growing aud
permanent business In whole or
snare lime. Address MOOHK
COTTRIOLL, INC., W a y 1 and
Head, North Cohocton, N. Y.
(UUb to asBLst with light Iioubu-
work, $10.00 per month. Box 31M
va NewB-ltovtew.
HORIZONTAL
1,5 Pictured
; ruler of
Bulgaria.
9 Only a royal
may rule
in his
tountry.
12 Ego.
14 To put on.
15 Starch.
16 To compel.
17 Payment
demand.
18 Mourning
Virgin.
20 Orb.
21 Hastened.
22 Compnny.
24 Blockhead.
26 Secreted.
Answer to
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UJUIKl
38 Destitute.
40 Light brown,
43 One in cards,
45 Little devil.
46 Beer.
48 Fetid.
50 Corner.
52 In the midst.
9 Stir.
54 Stable
compartment.
55 Lion.
58 His son is
23 King of
Bnshan.
29 Alleged force.
30 Half.
31 Grain.
32 To peruse.
34 Glacier block.
35 Compass point
36 Within.
37 Watery part
of blood.
Crown
Simeon.
57 His wife Is
Queen .
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GIRL or middle-aged woman (or
light housework (or elderly cou
ple in couutry, 310.00 per inoutn.
Box 271, Drain, Ore.
WANTED Woman (or icencrul
bousewoik aud care of children.
Room, board aud small salary.
Phone 486-J. .
TS
PORTLAND. Sent. fAPI-
Desplte a greater demand in Eng
land for northwest apples, higher
shipping rates present a serious
threat to the export (cult market,
Charles Wray of Hull. England.
said here.
"EnElnnd'B applo cron orobably
will be only 25 per cent ot last
year's," ho said. "It looks liko we
will bo ahlo to take a larger Bhuro
than usual of your fruit.
But the shipping companies
have increased the rato ou apples
to 821 cents a box when it should
have been reduced 10 cents lo
02 a cents. The rate ou pears goes
up to 92 o ccntB a box."
Ho predicted that both produc
ers and shipping companies would
suffer financial loss under the
higher rate.
The national apple crop will be
75 per cent greater than a year
ago but prices will be lowor, a
murket Biu-vey showed.
The federal bureau ot agricul
tural economics reported produc
Hon large in Pennsylvania, New
York, Michigan, Ohio and Virgin
la. A more thun normal portion ot
the supplies aro near large eastern
consuming centers and the situa
tion will work to the disadvantage
ot Pacific coast suites, the bureau
said.
FIRE TAKES CROP
OF HOPS AND KILN
KDOENE. Bunt. 7. (API Tlio
dry kilii of thu Walter Holnml hnn
ynrcl, a milo ooiuh of Crow, wa
iIphI rayed by fim late Monday
enliiK.' T'lio entire crop of hops
from llm yard, )ut picaeu, was
lout toKHtlior ilh the equipment
in tho bulldliiK. Holand estimated
his loss at $3U0O, partially covered
by insurance.
The fire started in tue uppers
port of thn bulldlnir, prosumably
from tho flue. Hop pinking at. the
ynrd hud been compleled Saturday
uftomoou and tho crop, amounting
to 40 or til) bnles, was In the build
ing for drying.
NOTICE FOR "PUBLICATION
020466
V'nltod States Department ot tin
Interior. General land offlco nl
UosebuiK, Oregon, Sept. 1, 11)37.
NOT1CK Is hereby gtvon tlfal
Stunley Ilrlnl, of Hoslon, Oregon,
who, on 8opt, 6, 1032, inudo home
sleud entry, original, (Act Feb. 26,
191(1) No. 02II4G6, for SWJ BWJ,
snrtlnn 13, townishlp 28 South,
ltnngo 8 West, Wllliilnette Mori,
dlan, has filed notice ot intention
to make final proof, to establish
claim to the Itmd iibove described,
before Register, I'nited Stales
m Office, at Kosebiirg, Oregon,
on the mith day of October, 1937.
Claimant names as witnesses';
Charles V. Wilson, Mrs. Charles F.
Will on. .lumps Giimey, Ray John
sou, all of Lookingglass Houlo,
RoBoburg, Oregon.
OKOnOK FINLKV,
Register.
Frevlous Futile
19 His father
-the
throne.
21 Wand.
23 Hideout giant.
24 Occurrence.
25 Electrified
particle.
26 Possessive
pronoun.
27 Mohammedan
priest.
30 Opposite of
alive.
33 Unit.
34 To slide.
37 Grapefruit.
39 Plant hairs.
41 Pertaining
to wings.
42 Brewing
places.
44 Box.
46 Last word ot
a prayer.
47 King of beasts
49 To put on.
81 Forcible
restraint of
Rpeecli.
82 Wing.
VERTICAL
2 Distinctive
theory.
J Fiber knots.
4 Merriment.
6 Queer.
7 Circular.
8 Wayside hotel,
9 Principal.
10 Era.
11 Quantity.
13 To soar.
15 Gaiter.
16 He likes to
travel .