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ROSEBURG NEftSREVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1938
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
M YOU WERE GETTING &Myi AT:
HEFtfr J HURRY UP MY WE ARE
CAR WILL BE IN Ml HURRYING I )
fk COMPLETE RUINS IF' Jfy. A,
MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE
ABOARD A
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NORTHBOUND
IWGTOM ANY MIWUTE
NOW, LEW -WHAT'S
TEMOSPOKT
THIS ALL ABOUT?
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Rentals
FURNISHED sleeping room, mod
era conveniences. Dell building,
122 South Jackson street, oppo
. silo Hunt's Indian theatre.
COZY bungalow, 8 rooms, bath,
nicely furnished, with garage.
Apply at the Wayside Shop, Oar
den Valley Boulevurd.
DELTONIA, nicely furnished. Rea
sonable. Call at Parslow's Hard
ware store for information.
SIX-ROOM house, furnished or un
furnished. Good residential dis
trict. 630 East Douglas.
FOR RENT 4-room furnished
house. Will be vacated ISth. In
quire 223 E. Lane.
FOR RENT 6-room modern
house, unfurnished. Inquire 1124
Ramona Court.
PARTLY furnished 6-room house
in West Roseburg. 1353 Harri
son street.
FOR RENT S-room modern
house. Inquire 836 Templin
street.
COOL, ground floor, furnished
apartment. Electric rofrlgerator.
, 112 Brockway.
TWO and three-room apartments.
112 West Douglas. Call after
noons. ONE furnished apartment and one
single room. Call at 130 S. Jack
son. SMALL ranch one mile out. Good
buildings. Alb Stearns, Oakland.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished 3
room apartment. J. M. Judd.
FOR RENT 2-room apartment,
ground floor. 404 N. Jackson.
KOHLHAOEN APARTMENTS.
Strictly modern. Phone 650.
APARTMENT for rent. 424 Floed
street. Call 42.
35 ACRES, 6-room house. 112
Droekway.
nanv AVID WiV H
-V St, MWi
Tiiinoonu's JUST WAiT'LL
SIAU6HTH?
PAV PAY' 1 NIFTY BKfc
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FOR RENT Modern apartments.
926 S. Main.
For Sale Miscellaneous
PIANO BARGAIN Late model
studio type upright almost new
to be sold here in Roseburg at
big saving. Most any terms can
be arranged for quick sule. For
location and inspection privi
leges write at once to Credit
Dept., Cline Piano Company, 831
Jay street, Sacramento, Califor
nia. SEE the new Hoffman Twin Flex
cushion bicycles. Also some real
bargains In new Roadmuiter and
World slightly used bicycles. See
them at Roseburg Cyclery, 630
N. Jackson.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
New and used machines. Rents
Repairs Parts All makes.
. Dressmaking Alterations. 414
North Jackson, phone 193, Rose
burg, Oregon.
FOR SALlS Witte 6 h. p. engine
on truck and grain thresher cap
able of threshing beans, alfalfa,
broccoli and such. V. J. Dursik,
Box 112, Melrose.
24" SAWED tapered shakes, $7.00
per thousand. No.. 1 shingles,
$2.40 per square C. McCann,
Camas Valley.
FORD parts, tables, bedsteads,
sacks, live canaries, etc. 722 E.
1st Avenue. N.
FOR SALE Traveller bicycle,
practically new. Good bargain.
636 S. Main.
FOR SALE Walnut bedroom
suite, coil springs, and niattresB.
703R2. '
WOOD-SAW for sale or trade for
. livestock. Phone 52F4.
Poultry
POULTS, day old, one and two
weeks old. Shinn's Hatchery.
Personal
WALT Left your watch at CAMP
VIEW CAFE. Bob.
This i;
FINE
SERVICE i
I'LL REPORT
THIS TO
MY FATHER
V I J I
WE (SO AT ONCETO HEAP
QUARTee.3 OF NAVAL INTELLIGENCE-THERE
VOU
RECEIVE -DETAILED IN"
STRUCTIONS, MYRA I
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HE SEES THE 600PMESS,
1NV OUINO icx in- nis adic
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livestock
FOR SALE Two six-year-old Jer
sey cows, giving five Bullous milk
each, one new separator, one
team farm horses, at my place
neur Ureen. E. W. McNary, Rt.
1, liox 176A, Roseburg. .
FOR SALE or trade 3 registered
Hampshire bucks. Eleven regis
tered ewes. C. T. Glauvlllo,
Riddle. '
FOR SALE Two fresh cows.
Heavy milkers. One calf, six
weeks old. J. F. Lamoreaux,
Oakland.
FOR SALE 3-yenr-old horse.
Broke to ride, large enough to
work. Dale Weekly, Myrtle
Creek.
FOR SALE Thirteen white pigs,
fourteen weeks old. Kenneth
Bonnie, Kelley's Korner.
FOR SALE Gentle young mare,
also 50 to 60 lb. feeder pigs. Ken
neth Conn. Phone 6F11.
FOR SALE 1400-lb. work horse,
age 8 years. Floyd Couey, Ump
qua Park.
FOR SAI.K Ooutle saddle pony,
800 lbs. Phone 18F42.
Lost and Found
LOST Car keys and letter case,
Reward. Return to News-Review.
Wanted
WOOL AND MOHAIR wanted.
Highest cash price. Roseburg
Poultry. . '
Chiropractor
Scientlfle equipment. NCM & X-Ray,
Dr. Scofield, Perkins Bldg.
Work Wanted
TRUCK or tractor driver wunts
work. Box 231, c-o News-Review.
Dentistry
DR. O. W. Marshall. Med. A. Bldg.
The Chief's Not Impressed
' Does The
SON of A
TAXPAYER HAVE
"TO STAND AND
WATCH HIS CAR
BURN WHILE TOU
FOOL AROUND
AND DO NOTHING?;
MY FATHER'S A
BIG MAN AROUND
HERE
Big Job Ahead
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What's It AH About
THE T'LAU'aUaW WOW,
What a Fix!
1 0OST HWENiT THE MERVE
YHEIA. THEV VOVtX KNOW,
THERE'S MOT GUMMA BE
TOMORROW OR EMEM
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Real Estate
TRADE! Modern bungalow, unen
cumbered, in good neighborhood,
convenient to stores, schools,
. transportation, etc., to trade for
property near Roseburg. Owner,
641 Redfield Ave., Los Augelc&
California.
FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS
Cor information, inquire of M. B.
Green, Secretary, at the Nation
al Farm Loan Office. Douglas
Abstraet Co. Bldg., Tel. 9-R, or
U. A. Barnes, 167 B. 8th, Eugene,
Ore.
READY TO GO Will consider of
fer tor our equity in good 7-rooni
home, close in. A real buy for
someone. Want to leave Boon.
419 Benson street. -
FOR SALE SO acros, $10 an
acre. Buildings, and timber.
Some clear. C. M. Holcomb, Idle
yld Park.
FOR SALE Suburban acre. Farm,
light plant. J. C. Royse, Glide,
Oregon.
Miscellaneous
COME TO BOSWELL MINERAL
SPRINGS for rest and relief. Hot
calcium mineral baths for your
uches and paiiiB. Ratos, (15 per
week for hoard, room, and both.
Address Yoncalla, Oregon.
MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw,
Delivered dally. Umpqua Dairy,
Phone 38.
ARUNDEL Flano tuner. Ph. 189-L.
Fuel
12", 14", 10" OLD growth fir. Spe
cial price this month. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Charles Roth,
Camus Valloy.
DRY, easy splitting, old growth
fir, $2.25 per tier. South End
Fuel Co.
GET your wood ai Roseburg Lunv
ber Co. . Dry and croon. 16-inch
and 4-foot.
Wf I'LL SEB Yf HE LOOK FUNNY IN Jp
Ml That he gets V this kind of a
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.DON'T TAKE IT SO I :
SERIOUSLY, JACK. AFTER
ALL, VOU DON'T KNOW
WHAT VDUZ NEW JOB WILL
BE TILL YOU GET TO WEW
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TO TELL
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Help Wanted
WANTED Farm help for blocking
and thinning beets on basis 17.50
acre. Bunkhouse accommodations
but must furnish own blankets.
Board $1.00 day. Poplar Land
Company, Route 2, Snohomish,
Washington.
Tractors
LEST YOU FORGET! We have a
hydraulic wheel tightener to
tighten loose auto wheels. Bring
them in. Work guaranteed, at
Sarft's, 623 N. Main.
AUTO ACCIDENTS
CLAIM TWO LIVES
VANCOUVER, Wasn., June 13.
(AP) Gnylord Kahn, 19, Portland,
was instantly killed Sunday when
his speeding car plunged through
a guard rail Into a gravel pit near
hero. Three other occupants of the
car, including the victim s stster
escupod with minor injuries.
BEND, Ore., June 13. (AP)
William M. Sl'ushor, 29, Mowtch,
ore., died Saturday night in a hos
pital hero of a fractured skull, suf
fered ourliei; in the evening when
his car left The Dalles-California
highway four milos north of Bend
and plunged into lava rocks. A
companion, William Cramer, also
or Mowlcb, escaped with minor In
juries. -
COQUILLE WOMAN
HEADS B. P. W. C
McMINNVILLE, Ore., June 13.
(AP) Dologntos to the Oregon
State Business and Professional
Women's clubs convention here
Saturday elected Loona Bryant, Co
qulllo, president; Evangeline Phil
bin. Portland, first vice-nrtiRideiTt:
Mabel Mack, Medford, second vice
president; Irene Rlnquotte, Grants
PasB, recording-secretary; Harriet
OslKa, Coquille, corresponding sec
retary; Elda Koontz, Coos Bay,
treHsuror.
By Blosser
By Thompson and Coll
By Martin
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By Crane
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EXPERT SERVICE
When There's Something You Want Done
8EE AN EXPERT
The firms and Individuals listed below specialize In their work.
See them for expert aervlcei. You ehould. profit by their help,
WATCH REPAIRING
Alvin Knudtson, 103 N. Jucksou St.
AUTO REPAIRING
Burtley & Faucher, 125 No. Itoae.
Pb. 438.
SHEET METAL WORK
Sinuiger's, 444 N. Jackson St.
LOCKSMITH
Pacific Koy 8or. 222 W. Oak St.
TOWINQ
Stopbens Auto Co. 323 No. Main
St. Phone 682-J.
RADIO-ELECTRICAL-REPAIRING
Rosoburg Electric, phone 123.
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List of Premiums Extended
for Both Open Classes .
and 4-H Exhibitors.
PlanB for tuo seventh annual
Fut Lamb and Wool show to bo
hold Saturday, Juno 25, are rapidly
being completed. II. A. I. Inderal,
extension animal husbundman, will
Judge the show and spend sev
eral clays in the county on live
stock work.
Ownera of sheep planning on
making entries are requested to
file entry blanks before the eve
ning of Juno 26th to give those in
churge of the show sufficient time
to arrange for all tho pons that
will be needed.
The premium list bus been ex
tendod for both open classes and
the 4-H club class. Promlums of
ferod are as follows: Class 1 Mar
kot fat lambs, pen of five: first,
$20, second (15, third $12, fourth
$10, fifth $9, sixth $8, sovonth $7,
olghth $5, ninth $5, tenth $5, elev
enth $5, twelfth $5, thlrtcontli. $5
and fourteenth $6.
Class 11: 4-H fut lamb (siiiKlo
fat liunlj) : first $5, second $4, third
$3, fourth, $2, fifth $1, sixth $1,
and Beventh $1. ' -'
Class HI: wool Lot I medium,
first $3, second $2, and third $1.'
Lot II lino wool, first S2.5U, sec
ond $1.50 and third $l,Lot IUt
Conrse, first $2.60, second $1.50
and third $1.00. s : -
Spoclal exhibit pons will bo pro
vided for breeders of purebred
shoop for exhibit purposes only.
No premiums are being offered for
pureorea nreeuing stock, nut as
for the past several years breeders
having purebred rams or owes for
Bale will bo given free exhibit
space.
iniSPECTlOIIITRIPTO
Ail Inspection tour of I lie grass
nursery on tho L. E. Thompson
fin in In Coles valley will ho held
Wodnesday morning at 10:00
o'clock according to J. lloland Par-
ttor, county agricultural agent.
Tho grass nursery 1b located oil
the Molrosu-Umpquu county road
hulweon the Joolsou road and tho
Colos valloy sclioolhouso.
Tho grass nuiBory wus Boedow
In tho fall of 1937 on old' pasture
laud which was plowed and liar
rowed but given no other apecial
preparation. Twenty odd varieties
of the bettor pasture grasses wero
seeded In one-quarter aero plots
as well as two two-acro plots Bued-
Hold Everything!
diyt . . ,
t. ' eon, mt ti hm kbvici. inc.
"1 know you're nol an escuped convict. I suppose that's
iniil vnnr Hisnnisp fnr liiinlino zebras."
AUTO PAINTING
Murphy's Auto Paint Shop. SpaugU
Bldg. Near car. Oak & Stephens.
AUTO WRECKING
Doyle .Bros. J 621 N. JafiapiU 'ii;
17&,1? jj .' ,i, T? I,
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WELDING
Koaeburg Welding Wks. 609 N.
Mnln. -
REFRIGERATION SERVICE,
13. C. Jones, Phone 139-L. '
TIRE RETREADING'
Healy'B, 121 N. Stephops. Ph- 104.
1
ed to recommended grass mixtures- -:
jne or me iwo-aore plots vas
seeded to a straight grass mix.
ture und the other seeded with A
variety of different legumes in-'
aiming reu clover, alsike clovor,
hop i clover, Ladlno clover, DaulBh
White clOVAf Nnrl Dl.l.tn -
- uuu.uiiauuuii .
I clover. ,
Early sedlngs Bhow tho boat
ErOWtll ftlWt thn hat, fltD...l I.- -I
eating that eirly seeding should bo
1'iuuucuu wnanevor possible. Ac
tual soodlng dates were October'
11 and 12, October 28 and 31, and
November 8th. Seed was broadcast
both by hand and cyclone seeded
and not covered, ruins being al
lowed to cover the aood.
Grasses seeded besides the gen
eral mixtures Included highland
bent, tall oat gruss, domestic rVo
griiBS, orchard grass, meadow fes
cue, Astoria bent, Kontucky bluo
grass rib grasB, mesquite, timothy,
chowings fescue, English rye
grass, meadow foxtail, bulbous
blue grass, tall fescuo und com
mercial pasture grass mixture;
T
BUD'S II fn nnn . tl. ' a
commodities currently rising i
price HcaBon Is tho reduced pro
duct on wiii-h i. , .1 ',.
...... UODUllt--l SI1I
liiontB to marltot and to cold stim
.mu i.mnio. i ne oureau of agrlcul'
"tuiiunuia expects pricos t
tlond sousonally upward for tho
next, six months.
Supplies of eggB (luring this per- "
10(1 Urn nynnnfn,! In l.n t .1
i V,.., . V;. . '"3" ,uno liijiii
In 1937. Storage st&cks are nut
accumulating so rapidly as a veur
ago, and a substantial reduction
fl'Olll 1037 lu f.nnDi,la.-a.t ln.ni..
August 1 holdings of both shell
uuu iruKun eggs.. . t
But 111-taRH nf r,hlLn..n
pectod by the bureau to decline
uuiuiH me remainuer or nils year,
oven though supplies -of poultrv,
both in storage and on farms, are
rather low. The larger hatch ex
pected this year and the smaller
Consumer Inpnmnn , m.i,.r.-,lfl- -
pressing factors.
The bureau points to tho favor
able feed situation and the present
Htllflll .lllmllnfa nf lnnM r.....n
.-.. ..u...uu.a in,vm Ull 1111 I1IB
as major factors tending toward a
uiiKui uhlvii in itida Limn in lvst,
Hons have been inying heavily
this spring. But because of the
Binullor number of luyors on farms
tho production of oggB per flock -on
May 1 was II per cent below
that of a year carllor.
COQUILLE, June 13. (AP) . '
Authoress Lois Nichols wanted to '
got local color from the cab of a '
logging truck, so alio provallod on .
a driver to lot her accompany him
over a hazardous road. The ve- .
hiclo skidded out of control, pin
ned MIbs Nichols between cab and
bank and crushed her polvlB. She
is in a hospital.
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