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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSE.BURG. OREGON. " SATURDAY, JANUARY 2$, "1938. SEVEN NEWS-REVIEW . Classified Ads. Phono 100 BATES First insertion, per word !c Each subsequent insertion' per One week, per work - 6c One month, per llue......$l.U0 Minimum charge - 25c Copy for this page will be ac cepted until 11 a. m. of the day of publication. The News-Review assumes no responsibility for and in no way guarantees tho financial responsi bility or integrity of the advertis ers in the classified columns. Kcuil ers are urged to make full investi gation before sending money iu re sponse to advertisements. The Nows-Revlew roserves the right to reject objectionable adver tising. It further reserves the right to classify all advertising under the proper classification. LiYestock FOR SALE Six-year-old mars at L. L. Pattersons, South Deer creek. Weight about 1400 lbs. Frank Lelgbton, owner. you SALE Pedigreed cocker spaniel puppies, red, curly, male and female. Mrs. Frank West, Myrtle Creek, Ore. WANTED 10 Hereford 2-year-old cows, preferably bred. Write full particulars to James T. Leouard, Anchor, Ore. WANTED Good Jersey or Guern sey cow, fresh or fresh soon. Vernon Caylor, Azalea, Oregon. DEAD and worthless livestock re moved free of charge. Roseburg By-Products. Phone 52F12. FOR SALE Two No. 1 cows, one milking, other fresh soon. H. C. Schattcnkerk, Hrockway. FOR SALE Extra fine young team, gentle, bloeky build. Jer sey cow. Phono GF24. FOR SALE 7 milk cows, freBh or coming fresh. John Abeonc, Oakland. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Rubbing It In By Blosser rV? J.s -?v: . , . .... ,,.,,. ,,.stv . V ." w'-v:'-,w.wfMM?i-- C ... - : - ; - , ..- , y I SHs i t"wwLl v - 1 BOY, IS SCUTTLE mMM WELLtESTERM I SAW AUC, POP S3 yVtW WO.' HE S ORDERED ' Motj AFZT-- 'J S: !?Njr'v PUTTIWCfrTOMBIS! vKAT U HIM WALK IKTTD THE HES OPEMEO BECAUSE) WEW DRILLIUQ EQUIP- ThoSE MOHT OCT N - l d," -M' ' 1 'VV HE'S SURE GOlM'fO J b'YOU VDER MOTOR ODMPAW OFFICES IKITHE OFO(JE MEWT, AMD HES GOMWA t ff S THE WAY OP MT V-' I ' H lfitf" " ' '" f 1 " TOWW WHH THAT METAM, ) AMD ORDER. TWO SPPIGO BLOC olt J SWK A LOTTA - T ; 1 LT' THUMB r f J j ? YT ' ' OIL WELL HE TOOK; JoSSIE? BRAWD WEW Oil- J WITH ALL WEW J WELL? ) 7 HEW WELLS .' V,' . - XWUTTY ? J kL.-Z .CT I . M C I' ' i MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE Sounds Like Quite a Job By Thompson and Coll k?Vtfi ('j','". ', THE PRESENCE -4 7 : f - - I CUEIWCS IT ' ' T - 5V t "v,f . J? v 17" ; ' "' s . VIOLAS! "sl 'lf "0Sl Abit belwered, unable to sixLls any EnRlish, 19-year-old Joseph 4 , Jlt.lfV ' JW VftW JTh'-HV U E Wrvt-S.'Y llW-i2l&& -33 V3l)W Ivfj A 1 fi Rlunchart clings to his Chinese foster-father, Fung Dong, New & SAvXi ,J -JV. ' ' f 4-.. Jy- AT 1 ftPMlmWSS. ' : -Sf 3Xfil ifw wfi LNvV York rcstaurnnt owner, at their reunion In Manhattan's Chinatown. 'vftSfiiX ffjKym Lai ' ... 'L b aVW $D3iiffii&J ' HyS sf53S- VtjyH ?S 'V WJ .' Joseph was known as Fung Kwok KeunR In the Canton village XKtM VOffirir 7jr-r..mi"" :'l " y' U SHH J G&EL JwS&e aSijiSf ,i.iSS'rI.T.wV,i.-A Vr where he had been reared after his whito parents abandoned him sVHCl WVM. M Zr qfayVa - 1 JS2iM!L lmimM& fjgSfcSS lCT '" Y T ,,': V V to the elderly Chinese's care. Dr. Fung, The soys, disuaded him 'ii. "mwnirTjiTir7i i itti n i 'rom Joining Uio Chinese army when Jnpancso bombing raids , spurred hira to action. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Bill Has Hio Reasons By Martin HAMVtW ,VMt4 THKS .-BoefT' TRKSO Tl ( OAO I Ss-S? fwt.--v W.tfAN VZKft AMY OF 1 f 1 MOW fe AVoVOLLY CARWOV. NOT realvy oow'r exactly h v. vvonoer -1 i a sSt .V K V aoott . i cwt A.vow rtiH,oR r, otamng in i araiysis ricture 1 M vx(- I WASH TUBBS He Made It! . By Crane (t "iff 'jS ' 'l i ivjoTTAX by v wash only ( sv, at'sn f oboy, XEi H f : -' T M&DF if ?) J3r lft . I Hitil STAVJ0iN(3 X THREE FEET FROM! 777 iJP-, V M ,DEA,! tAeyi toLJSfr 11 ' s JX. 1 i I myH K&ffihT EimM 'lS ' at rrM : OF ESCAPE WAKE IT. J A . ' iTWPm73! jMtTOk W-ll " ' fll : ' 'JIFTTl&i ' 1 ' th X S l M " f T J.CWs.rl m-t rtsFffrmYriisrSi- V .i w ;r.vj;t ,:V"Y ( ft. ' M t, U,3 " .At.fc FOR SALE OR TRADE 3 Rom ney bucks. Feed mill,. 2 miles east I'mpqua. O. C. Stanwood. Oakland, Ore. I VETERINARIAN Dr. H. B. Keith, 122 hi. 2nd Ave. N. Phone 64-J. FOR SALE 7 weaned pigs. W. M. Allen, Winchester.- Real Estate FOR SALE House and lot In Umpqua Park. House and 2 lots, S. Main street. 2 houses in N. Roseburg. Cheap and on cany terms. Farm, 950 acres, $25,000. Farm, 200 acres, only J6.000. Stock ranch, 1,000 acres, only HI. 00 per acre. Another, 700 acres, at $8.00 per acre. See Mr. Wood, Real Estate, N. Jackson St., Rosoburg. FOR QUICK SALE New, modem, 8-room house. 2 baths, pipe fur naco, garage, lawn, trees, shrubs. pool, four view lots, lattice fence. Terms. Box 142, c-o News Review. FOR SALE Equity In 6-room, modern house. Within walking distance. Cheap for quick sale, Balance like rent, with Interest at i. Dlller, Rose Hotel Bar ber Shop. WANTED A good, well improved stock ranch, priced at Its real value. BRUCE COMPANY, Myr tle Creek, Ore. NEW, modern house on highway, 3 blocks north of city limits. 3. A. Weils, Roseburg. RIVERSIDE homo. Six lots. 3 blocks north of city limits. Roso burg. Geo. Faris. - Typewriters REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS and Dalton Adding Machines, sales and service. Roseburg Bool. Store. Phone 690-J. Lost and Found LOST Chester While pig. Weight about 60 lbs. Reward. F. L, Tindall, Dlxonvllle road, Deer Creek Iiry. Rentals LARGE, light, clenn, well heated rooms. Private bath, fireplace, walking distance. Adults. Rea sonable. K29 East Lane, second house to right on Terrace. FOR RENT Clean, unfurnished apartments at prices you can af ford, luquiro at Updlko's, Suthor lin, Oregon. 3-KOOM bungalow with bath for rent. Inquire at Wayside Shop, Garden Valloy IJlvd. NEW 3 room house, partly fur nished. 709 South Stephens. Phone 684-J. FOR RENT 6-rooin plastered house. Inquire 720 Winchester Btreet. AUAI'TMENT, clean, cozy, for adult who wants quiet. i'hone 645-J. FURNISHED houses and apart ments. 320 West Cass Street. 3-ROOM furnished apartment for rent. 424 Floed, corner Mill. FOR RENT Room for girl. Homo privileges. 625 S. Pine. SLEEPING rooms for rent. Inquire Riverside Store. FURNISHED 2-roon apartment. 646 S. Pine. Work Wanted WANTED Work of any kind, by a reliable man. F. Plank. 603 South Pine street, Roseburg. Oregon. RELIABLE woman wants any work, or care for children. -Call 470. Chiropractor Scientific equipment. NCM & X-Ray. Dr. Scofleld, Perkins Bldg. Trade FOR TRADE Radio for piano. Gross & Hargls. For Sale, Miscellaneous , PERSONAL MEN OLD AT 40! GET PEP. New Ostrex Tonic Tablets contain raw oyster lnvlgorators and oth er stimulants. One dose starts new pep. Value $1.00. Introduc tory price S9c. Call, write Ful lotion's Drug Store. FOR SALE OR TRADE for pigs, cow or sheep: Monarch range, excellent condition. Also electric radio and electric Easy wash lug machine, dryer type, and oth er electric appliances for sulo or will trade lor non-electric. S. Rose street. FOR SALE 24 and 30-Inch shakes, $6.00 and $7.00 per thousand Cedar posts, $7.00 per hundred. Old growth fir wood, $1.00 per tier. On gooil gravel road. L. M. Rice. Glide, Ore. i'hone 36F21. FOR SALE Several good .22's; 62 snorter: Stevens target rifle; used .22 revolver: several- Lug era. P. O. Acklcy, Gunsmith. GOOD Ponliac motor, $5.00. 6J-foot saw, $3.50. Double barrel shot gun, $2.50, 528 South Pino, rear apartment. FOR SALE Windmill pump and 3000 gallon Redwood tank. S. D. Chapman, phone 7-F-3. Glide, Oregon. 14" J. I. K. SULKY plow. Bargain, Vanre Sutton, 2 miles west ou Lookingglass road. MAYTAG sales and service. Radio Muslo Store, phone 93, 225 N. Jackson. . AUTHORIZED Bnggs - Stratton Sales & Service. 530 N. Jackson. GOOD, new, gasoline washer. Cheap or trade. 112 Drockway St. Financial LOANS Wo make loans on Im proved city property, for re modeling, building, refinancing. New low interest rates. UMP- OI1A SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Wanted WANT TO RENT Farnw Would consider buying equipment and stock ou place., t-'i llayuea street. . WANTED Amateur prise fight ers. Write Box 138, c-o News-Review. WANTED Single steel cot and mattress, tilii S. l'iuu. OLD tnngazlncs wanted. Fiction Librury. - - Miscellaneous WASHING MACHINE SERVICE CO. AU makes of washers re paired. Ph. 132-J. Ill W. Cbbs, Roseburg. GUITAR LHSSONS. , Absolutely I free. J. L. Jones, corner Cuss & Sheridan. Eveuiugs, ut 522 S. Pino. HEMSTITCHING. Buttons cover ed. Dressmaking. River side Store, 90 highway north. MILK, grade A pasteuiuod or raw. Delivered daily. Umpqua Dairy. Phone 88. ARUNDEL Piano tuner. Ph. 189L. RADIO repairing. Rabg. Electric. Fuel SlIEIi dry 16" fir wood. $2.25 per tier In sinelo tier loads, o. 1. fir, part dry, 3 tier, $6.00. Phono 361-H. GET your wood at Roseburg Lum ber Co. Dry and green. 16-inch and 4-tooL SEASONED wood 18F11. for gale. Call Automobiles FOR SALE 1 Huiek seilnn. in fine condition, cheap. I routine coach, less thnn the price of the motor overhaul. Hartley. & Fanchor. WANTED Car. $300.00 cash. What have you to offer? Telephone Bxll-.I. 625 Hamilton street. 35 CHEVROLET truck, like now. Will trade for cattle, horses, hogs or sheep. 820-egg lncuiia tor, nearly new, $15.00. W. A. 11 viilson, 2 miles west Sutlierlln. SPECIAL IN order to .bring to the notice of the car owning public the excel lence of our lubrication service, the Motor Shop Garage will, for thu period of ono week com mencing Monday tho 31st, make a special offer to the owners ot nil cars ot a lubrication job which will cost fifty cents per car, only. Dentistry DR. 0. W. Marshall, Med. A. Bldg U, OF 0, STUDENTS OAKLAND. Calif., Jan. 28. (AP) Tho elopement of William Fos kott. 20. University of Oregon tackle and track star, was roveal ed today by friends who said he and I Miss Mary Koiteo. a colonel 8 uuugn- ter, worn married ai neno nisi nun Year b day. Tho lirldo Is the dnughlor of Col. Julian U Dodge. U. S. A., retired, an offli'lnl of the American Rub ber Manufacturing' company, of .Emeryville, Calif. i Foskett. son of Mr. nud Mrs. Wal ler Foskeit, rauchers of Contra Costa county, said he and Ills brido returned to Eugeno after the cere mony and attended Bchool for a short time. Mr. nnd Mrs. Foskett Raid tho first they knew of the elopement was when they received a telegram saying "you have a daughter-in-law." Foskett attended Menlo junior college and Sacramento junior col lego before going to Oregon. Founded in 1855 with only two iiieniherH. the Y. W. C. A. now has i more than 1,000.000 members In ire Hum f.o countries. H Id IS ' - ill "? i i V-Cm ( i 100 1. m ' ' ' ' ' ivoG "So he's my new tluriily, eh? Well, i'rmikly, Molhcr, 1 -J think you coiild Imve ttonn lKerl", Enst Meets West in Chinatown V Tlic fiiim liKlit of Hie Iiif.-mtllo purnlysls victim i no new story to Mrs. Franklin D. iloosovclt who la sliown ubovo visiting two young palicnta In the Langdon School iur Crippled Children In Wasliing ton. Supporting the President's birthday celebration to endow a national foundation for Infantile paralysis, tho First Lady "starred" ui a ar.vsicul tiimcd at the school to be used thioughout Uie couctiy iH U19 Iq'ihdatio campaign, J .1 VI ;:. tarn. iw sv MMamitt. nic. l-;;9 J