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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1937. SEVEN mtW gBe-g i ii ; rVVTJ C&rrrrri CV7X i HNO 7TO (Tfh NEWS-REVIEW Clauif ied Ads. Phont 100 RATES First Insertion, per word.. 2o Each buI sequent iUBertlun, per word .lo Oue wook, pur word Que mouth, per line. tio fl.uu Minimum charge . .360 Cony lor this cage will bo accept ad until 11 a. in. ot the day of pub lication. The News-Review assumes no reaponalbllity (or and In no way guarantees the financial responai- blllty or integrity of the advertis ers In the classified columns. Read era are urged to make full investi gation before sending money In re sponae to advertisements The News-Review reserves the rieht to reject objectionable adver- ' Using. It further reserves the right to classify art advertising under the proper classification. Livestock fon SALE BOO bead o! breeding owes will ltmD lit reo. tun cup, will sell all or any part of flock, John. Ruhr. Phone 286-J. FINE Ouornspy COW at Watzig'a ou Gasloy Route, near Canyon- villi1, or inquire, at hatchery aft er 6 p. m. JJE'AU nnd worthless livestock re moved true of charge, llo-oburg Dy-Froducta. Phone 63F12. FOR SAUK, CM BAP 2 young male and fcnmlo hunting dugs. James Leonard, Anchor, Ure. TEN-YEAR-OLD mare to trade for vow. M. L. Norris, Dlllaru. VETERINARIAN Dr. H. 13. Keith, 322 E. 2nd Ave. N. Phono 54-J. Work Wanted MAN and wife want work of any kind. Millers Addition, Rt. 1, c-o John Uraughton. WANTED Care ot children, 10c an hour. Busenhork Kindergarten, 611-J. FRECKLES AND HIS fwUER-MW U- UP TO ROOM 103 To AM ELECTION ! Q fvoUP MAME WAS BEEM Wbut EDDIE, llZnl CAWT UNDERSTAND S VEAH IT MUST! BE. WOW I Go7l"3 i I WAC HOMIMA-TCD Poa THC OFFICE H STRICKEN FROM THE LIST J I AM A Jm IT.WUTTV ! WH4T HAVE h kUOW HOW IT GOT ITS NAME . . 0J'S oF pt: - WlliU. AMD i OF-WOM.'WEES,PE:CM Y MEMBSRt OHAT WAS I DONE TO MAKE "THEY TOOK SKULL, AND r5J L - ' m IS FCW MEMBERS WW CO.ILD I ' Mls . T ( CLUB . ?K7fT-d j jH I --OJ j ; jog UjAE f'lr " i j MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE I TRUST il)EEK.iW& SOME WAV J TO INFORM ME. eKIFFIN), THE PAROLE OFFICES, OF HER, SUSPICIONS, MVRA SNATCHES THE OPPORTUNITV TO SIT BESIDE HIM AT THE UNUSUAL TEA : PARTV.,,..- QUITE A BOOTS AND HER V MINO NO.PVSfKfet DO.VtT OOCV THE USHTb -MMO ? I VOftVJT TO TAiUi "VO VOO 1 F1 1 tl. SOOT& mmmmr -rrx , ,. ,L j lIB'lj "VVXSH'TUBBS " " Wash Gets a ReHl Earful By Crane ' Ctt ' ' ' rtAESSION SOU'KE CRAOSI AND SHE WONT) X'LLS.Vl fTWEN, WAT AHE) I'LL TELL. VOU WHAT! fAH, SI&NOK, BOT e&TTO HECK WITH WW : vR? 'nt-T-up EOW1TOWCCPAJ EES TO ANOTHER COUPLA b BANKRUPTSHE WOM1 WE TO PCS? WE'LL SNEAK UP ON THE EES NOT LEGH..I HAFRF.PUTATION.. .. f '2 II FO ioVamo cy'i lS Fitmfe . -VsHgllW -f-CAMP WTHMlPPLEOF REPUTATION TO yBESIPESAHGRE It ;!i5871 DECLARE HORrMAVE $50,000 - U---OFF THE MORT- . j THE NIGHT ANP WIPE THAT . PROTECT. y'AINT A COP WITHIN Help Wanted For Sale, MUcellaneou. bfftggM-10-w up- Rental ! I MAN WANTED Mr. Joseph Lcm- uier baa discontinued in the city of HogeburK, Oregon. Tbia is a Bplundid opportunily for an in dustrious man lo secure a good, stcudy and permanent Income, bales experience unnecessary. No cash investment in merchan dise stock necessary we furnish capital. Write at once, McUon uou and Company. 27U AlcCon nun Building. Winona, Minne sota. WANTED Olrl or woman, IS to 40, for gathering and packing eggs. Must be & ft. 4 in. or taller and unincumbered. Monthly sal ary, board, room and washing Monroe Nance, Winchester, Ore, AMBITIOUS woman to Qualify as VIA VI dealer. Whole or part time. Portland Mgr., Mrs. F. S. uanuett, will be in Roseburg Oct a. write for appointment to Lmpqua Hotel. WANTED Reliable roan to work on Little River f ox Farm, Glldo, Oregon. Fuel FOR SAI.E Old growth wood, 11.00 tier on ground. Henry Clay, on Willis Creek, Bouth of Ulllard. GET your wood at Roseburg Lum ber Co. Dry and green, lb-incn and 4-foot. FOR SALE 20 tier laurel Phone 22F12. wood. SEASONED wood 1SF11. for salo. Call Trade WILL trade good Nash coupe for good outboard motor. Sarft's Auto Wrocking Houso, 5H3 N, Main Bt. FOR TRADE- Radio for piano. Cross & Hargis. , Chiropractor Scientific equipment. NCM & X Ray Dr. Scofleld, Perkins BldR. FRIENDS ALL VOUR BOVS ACE. PRESENT 7 AND ACCOUNT EU FOti, PK. VUM BOPEW. VOU KNOW THERE'VE BEEM A FEW BOLD HOLD-UPS LATELY. BUDDIES 7 1 aW I A-TC J . S FOR SAI.E, CHEAP Typewriter, de.sk, vertical boiler, hot water lank, gas water heater, empty drums and caus, water pipe and fittings, switch buxes, conduit, platlorin scales, show cases, bak ery supplies, etc. Ideal llakory, liunkrupi, 129 Stephens St. SEE the Hrlggs-StraUon six-volt, one huiulretl wait, power cnarg er, small lighting plant, at Mo N. Jackson St. Also parts uud authorized service. SALWAY peaches ut their best. Uet them at l'arkiusou s, trult suinus or ai raucu. u. u. ikuc Lookingglass. Phone 18F35. FIVE rooms, neurly new furni ture, by piece or all. wniie stucco house, north ot Camp View, J. J. Shaw. FOR BALE Baby crib with drop side, size 64-30, Ivory finish, price 15.00. RoyU W. Bruton, 125 N. Kane St. FUR SALE Cow pumpWuB, 11,00 per ton. Banana squash, Ho per lb. W. F. Bonebrake, Molruse. FOR SALE Baby grand piano, tiulhruusen, slightly used. Prico $275. Phone tos-U. FOR SALE or brado for wood Used bed davenports. Josse Fur niture Store. USED rugs and ranges, very rea sonably priced. Josse Furniture Store. 'OR SALE Wood Incinerator with coils. Cull evenings, lt:il E. 2nd St. FOR BALE CHEAP Repossessed refrigerators. Radio Music Store. FOR SALE tou. W. F. -Stock squash, $ I per Wright, Curry Estate. STOCK squash, $4.00 ton. Bromps, Curry Estate, phone 55F12. FRESH roasted peanuts. Sulli van's Lunch, Perkins Bldg. Foil SALE Bedstead and springs, $12.50. Phono 729-Y. Poor A Secret MOST UNFORTUNATE, M12. ORIFFlM, &UT 1 CAN ASSURE YOU ALL MV PATIENTS HAVE BEEN BEHAVING AS. WELL AS EVER . DE. JA5UN lN VOUCH FOR. THAT.' Hard to VE1 1 &OT Miscellaneous ALL turkey growers wishing to sell hatching eggs next spring, please cull at the Douglas Flour Mill, Saturday, OctoOur 23. Clou V clliuau. AUCTIONEER JOHN ABEKNE Twenty years experience. For dales, call 41IF3, coaect, Oakland, Oregon WE WILL buy your old stoves, re pair them for you, or sell you stove repairs. Rsbg. Repair Shop, 137 Sheridan Bt. MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw. Delivered daily, Uinpqua Dairy. Phone 3S. WHEN in uood of an auctioneer. see of write D. E. Barnes, Suth- erlin. ARUNDEL Piano tuner. Ph. 189L. Hay, Grain and Feed FOR SALE Rocleaned, grey eat seed. Three miles west of 8uth erlln. Boyd Parker, Sutherlln, Oregon. Lost and Found LOST J20.00 bill, olthor on Main or Jackson streots. Roturn to Box 417, c-o Nuws-Roviow. Suit able reward. LOST One mile west of Oakland White, male terrier, two black spots, side and hip, brown around eye. King Hogan, oaaianu, ure- gon, Uox 9. LOST Half of tuilcato from truck bearing license plate No. T3-1S6, on sldu hill road lending to Look kingglnss. C. F. Nolpert, Rt, Box 71. x Typewriters REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and Dalton Adding Machines,, sales and service. Roseburg ' Book Btnrq. Phone 690-J. Freck! Message jASOiil PAUSES A MOMENT, .SIGNIFICANT GLANCE FEOM GIVES HIM THE CUE FOR HIS ER...VES INDEED, ' GRIFFIN. IT'S REALLV WOM- DERFUL THE WORK. lUli IS LXJ-I . ING HERE. JCZ Understand NO, VP MOT ! IT WA A VRV STIZAVJ&E: VEIIEZ! - eOGT Or TORCE.O WrtO VAilVb 0EKiT MO . Ort -VOO ViKSOW THE FOR RENT 2 clean, furnished humes. Several good mies, farms ami business properties for salo. Fred A. Coif, 122 South Stephens, puoue sis. LARUE lovely room, private bath. fireplace, furnat-o heat, garage, walking dlstunce, adults. Other pleasant heated rooms, roasou aule. Phone 7o6-H. FOR RENT 30 acrqs on North Impqus, highway, black loam, tractor, machinery. 401 North Jackson. FURNISHED APARTMENTS 2 and 3 rooms, private bath. 112 Brockway street. FOR RENT Steam heated opart. m en t. Nortbsidu apartments. Phone 369-J. THREE-ROOM clean apartment. Lights, garage. 118.00. Adults. 814 Mill. KOHLHAGEN apartments. Strictly modern, 122.60 and up. mone 650. FOR RENT Two sleeping rooms. 208 W. Douglas. Call 8 to 7 p. m. FRONT sleeping room, closo ill 315 Nnrlh Kane St. SLEEPING room for rent. Parrott. IIOMiO for old folks. 12S Flint St Real Estate FOR SALE at a bargain 179-ncro ranch, large house, old barn, elec tricity, some rlvor fmnlagp, i acres good laud uiWer cultiva tion, balance hillside pnsture. This Is a good little slock rnnch and can be bought for (2100.00. See Druco Company, Myrtle Creek. Oregon. FOR SALE 120 ucros hill land, houso, buildings, garden, good water, furniture, 220 Leghorn pullets. (1100.00, or sell part. Good Bunimer home or chicken ranch. Box 96, Glendale, Ore gon. BUT A MVRA RESPONSE ME. THE DOC- VPAKhAWIL A MESSAGE OW EWP OF lt ACRES, 3 uilleB from Roseburg. Beautiful building site, east slope, ideal for chickens. Electricity available. Very reasonable. 10 acres, near KoscbiiiK, just off highway No. 99. Eleclrlilly and city water available. Fine loca tion for home or chlckeu raucli. Fred Fisher, Roseburg. 12 ACRE farm. 12 acres prune. 20 acres cultivated, at sacrifice. S50 per acre, terms. Write Mrs. Stnrrott, 345 S. Wlntor, Salem, or R. L. Spore, Duys Creek, Ore gon. 1280-ACRE stock runch, (eucod, buildings, excellent grass, water, micht accent rart trade or rent. Come look it over. R. L. Bridges, Leoua, Oregon. FOR SALE 160 ncros, 13 miles out, good old growth fir timber, good stock ranch, outside range. Prlco 2000.00. Cliua. Kycs, 820 N. Jackson. FOR SALE OR RENT. 395 acres about 125 acres tillable. Excep tionally good stock and turkey ranch, See William Wise. Drain, Oregon, FOR 6ALE 1 Broom house, 9 lots, 1 fruit house. Would trade for small acreage 111 county. Ad dress Box 705, Rosoburg, Ore. FOR SALE Suburban home, 5- room bouse, six lots, furnished. Geo. Fails, Itlvorslde, Rt. 2, Box C-C, Roseburg, Oregon. FOR SALE 11 litres ou good road, dally mall, school bus, free soil. Good value, (.150.00. Chaa. Kyos, S20 N. Jackson. Automobiles LOOK LOOK LOOK 1937 Plymouth do luxe sedan. Cur ries 30 day guurantoo. Turned in on n new Willys. Illg saving for somebody. Ho euro and nee It. YOUR WILLYS DEALER Roseburg WANTED Model "A" pickup. Iluvo 1934 Austin coupo to oifer. J. P. Demi, Box 28, Camas Val ley, Oregon. By Blosser By Thompson and Coll XAVCA.UMWOT'CED.HftS 1MPRE55eO HER PAPER WAPKIW, WITH 7H A BO&BV PIN By Martin I SOPPOt VT VMNb OOMO TO &. ! t UMOOi&TAvtO VMIA-V - 6Tft.TSS& UPS M-V OUtW W A T,A,KJO PCQQ TO TVE J COMPARE these prices and condi tion on these cars before you buy. 1H80 Dodge Sedan ,...1285.00 19311 Chevrolet Coupe 695.U0 1029 Chevrolet coach 135.00 1934 Ford Sedan 445.01) Wt Ford Roadster 95.00 1!C8 Hudson Coupo r... 150.00 1934 Chevrolet truck 395.00 Remember the "Blue BosI Guaran tee." Trade and. terms. Best Used Cars in Town "SI D1LLARD MOTOR CO." FOR SALE. CHEAP Owner needs cash $125.00 buys 1929 AA Ford truck, compound, new transmis. sion and rear ond. See R. L. Gould, Green. Dentistry DR. G. W. MARSHALL Mudical Arts Bldg., phone 29. 3H Poultry FOR BALE 50 young Clyde Bowen, Tenniile. turkeys. Around the County MYRTLE CREEK MVUTLK CHKKK, Oct. SI. Mrs. Mui'KHit'i Way ox poets to Imivo TliuiBilay for (Murkston, Watthiim- ton, to Kpond tho wiutor with hor ninthor, Mrs. Mury IMiillipB. Mrs. Taylor Wall, formerly Orll la llotimlH, ami her ttoti, ltny, of Sacra m lu to, Citlifuniin, ivho vtnltod ut tho V. HouikIh home hi at wook returned Saturday to their homo. Mrs. Charles Itieo wua urotiKht homo from Mercy hospital last Wcdnomlay and is recovering uicoly. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Urowor of North Myttlo have rdcolved un an uounceinont of l ho marrlaK of (heir KninddaiiRiitor, Miss Vesta Hamm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamm of Klamath Falls, to Russell A. Hrarknian of Klamalh Mis, on .Sunday, October 17, 11K17, Mrs. Mathildo 1 Mcclinum, who haa htHiti in 111 health for Hcvoral monthH, recently suffereil h had fall, badly hrultdnK and atralntng her left arm and hand. J.oulu Pollard was homo 8atu day und Sunday from tho CCC eainp ahovu Tlllor, whom ho i-ently wont to work. Huhort Shu- beit Is another lato recruit from this nlaco. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Sellers went to Portland Sunday after kccpln; storo for Mr. Sellers' mother, Mrs. Mabel Sellers, who returned last week from a visit with her son-in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Ferrol lies, at Tracy, California. Mrs. Madge Uazloy was a week' end visitor with her mother and children, Mrs. Clara Whito, and HloHHom and Jlmmie Oazluy, Mr Ciazluy Is working at Grunts Jjhhj, Mrs. Violet Watls, who Ik her from Yuba City, California, spend' ing some time visiting her mother, Mrs. K. ilurton, and other rela tives, spent last woek In Portland with her father, A. J. Tuckor, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wlnio and suns, Douuld and Alvin, of I Mcdrord. woro Myrtlo Creek visit-1 oih Sunday, coming down to do , Homo kalsoiniulug on their house i where Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Vorrell are HvIdk.1 I (lay Way. who has boon clerking I In I'lastou's grocery slot e, Ik going to Klamath Kails In Bearch of work i soon. Robert Norman, of Coqullle, uud I his nephew, (ieorgo Norman, of' Composer of Jazz HORIZONTAL 1, 7 Pictured comiioscT. 12 Rrsrcttcd. 1.1 To divert. IB To relieve. 17 Person opposed. 18 Switchboard cnmptirtmcnt. 10 Flexible. 20 Blew n horn. 22 Perfumes. 25 Transposed. ' 26 And. 28 To nscend. 31 Cleft. 34 Wnnd. 35 Measure of nref.. 3Cnrd enme. 37 Pei coliites. 311 Fnt of theep. 41 Mumciil note. 42 Chaos. 43 One who depones. 48 Foes. 53 Genus of honey been. Answer to SHIS MIOlRIAUFjO 5M,OlTEjL TAiMlDlL iF. aHeIl'CJB PA;LI BA 54 Act of besieging. 50 Unoccupied, 67 Rodents. 68 He l)3s writ ten nnd com posed many popular . 58 Snout, no Had. 01 Made hard. VERTICAL 1 God of war. 2 Undersized , 1 p j-4 j ""7" jo U J 10 'I iS rTi" h i5" i6 Ty JO p" UO -J its '' J 31 5i 37 X ij .ii 10 ST 77 i jl ,jC r: 1 f , i imJ Dunsmulr, California, were over night guests at the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. tieorge Norman, Sunday, en route to Coqullle, following a hasty trip to Ioa Angeles about four weektf ago, where they v-cro called by the critical illness of Georges mother. They expect to return soon to the southern city. Mr. uud MtH. ii. a. Harris of Milo, woro Myrtlo Crock visitors Fiiday. Mrs. Harris, who has been very 111, has fully recovered. vs. i, jtjiuu-j nun i. u."iiiut pastors of the Myrtle Creek and Hlddlo Christina churches, went to ltoseburg Monday, to attend u- min isterial conclave, or gettogetbor club with the other Christian min isters of the county. J. J. Anlauf was brought home Sunday from a hospl'.al at CoQuille and is reported to be getting along ery wen. Tho members or the local Mctho dUt church spoilt Tuesday working at the church. Tho men used tho time In sawing wood for the win ter, and the ladies quilted all day, pot hick dinner was served at noon. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bteanu spent the weekend at Corvallls with the Dan Pollnga, They attend ed the football gamo In the after noon Saturday. Mr. Poling Is on- joying his now work very much and is vory busy. On Sunday, October 10. Mr. nnd Mrs. Sprague and Mr. (libson, tho 7th and 8th grndo teacher, motored o Crater lake, and home the same day. A public reception for the teach ers of tho Myrtle Creek schools will bo held at tho high school gymnasium noxt Friday night, Oc tober ii. All school natrons and ho general nubile aro invited. A program will be given and refrosh monts served. Mrs. May Davis has been very ill ut the homo of her Bon-iu-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. IS, . urownson. Mrs. Clara Ilalley has 'been spending a few days with her son, thur Hailey, nt his home In Quincy, California. Mr. Bailey frac tured IiIb foot recently hut 1b re ported to bo recovering nicely. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ledcerwootl have returned from u week's vlsii to Portland. On thoir return they mado a short stop at the homo of Mr. nnd Mih, Dan W. Poling at Corvallls. Mr. and Mrs. JnmH Mlmnaugh of Corvallis are moving to Phoontx, Arizona, this woek. The Mlimiaughs tormorly lived hero. Mr. uud Mrs. .1. W. Deano Montesano. Washluutou. visited hero at tho homo of Dr. and Mrs. John P. Wilson last week, coming down horn their home on Monday and returning Tuesday. Mr. Deaue and Mrs. Wilson uro brother ami sister, and Mrs. K. J. Deane, their mother, who has boon visiting with the Wilson b for some time, return ed to her home In Toledo, with her son. NOTICE Itummuge salo at Jesse's Furnl turo 1 Storo at cntrunce on Cast street. Held by Council of Christ iuu Church, Friday and Suturday. Adv. 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