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    ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1938.
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Comma Valley
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Canyon, lie
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Glendale
DAYS CilUtiK STORK
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care of all the detail for you.
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FRECKLES AND HIS
I UNDERSTAND WE'R I DIDNT J
- IH SOME SORT OF FOOTBALL ) THINK AMY
YARDAGE COMTEST,' V IMPORTANT NEWS I
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MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE
NOT BAD, BENSON-SHE
IS ALMOS AS PRETTY
AS HER PIAMONPS.NO?
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
XWA COOTS ? VES eott
HOME AW VXSt
DC V-MfW OOM5 1
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WASH TUBBS
ma . rr-f TO N
I'K PCSITiVE IT WAf. EASS. BUT HE'S CHtttGlO. BUT f QWCK ' ( C HEY VIRGINIA I'LL BE BACK "l "1
ALL THE FIRE IS OUTER WW. WASH. HE SAYS THAT'S NOT 6ETIW IAY KM - 1 AFTER AVJHILe! Z-
HE NEVER HEARD OF WE AM' YOU, AU TO Ti LIKE EASY, ( CAR! HOW MILES.) V!r J
HECK W' TH' WEDOIWi r-- lolu belle. Uar is piwe V)V
v - . j sowpin city f y
4s fete mr-3P)
LJd-JS. f c iJ.U33.. ,v '
To get In touch with advertis
ers giving as their address "Box
so and so, care . News-Review,"
it is necessary to write them.
The Nows-Review doesn't know
who they are, either. '
Livestock
FOR purebred Shropshire bucks
see li. W. Kenady if 1 am away,
Alseu Huwley (-1 miles south of
Cottage Grove, Oregon).
FOR SALE One 15-months-old
filly, JSO.00. One 3-year Coirle
dale buck, $12.50. G. W. Rogers,
Riddle, Oregon.
FOR SALE Three Romney bucks,
ulso two black face. John. Rohr,
phono 2S6-J or leave word at
Grand hotel.
FOR SALE Registered Jersey
bull, 3 years old, price reason
able. T. L. Godfrey, Tenmlle,
Ore.
FOR SALE Young, Jersey cow
with heifer calf, fifty dollars. W.
E. Smith, Myrtle Creek, Oregon.
FOR SALE Shepherd pups. Guar
anteed strain. Walter Kruse, Mel
rose Star Route'.
FOR SALE Toy bull pups. Either
cheap or your price. 208 Court.
FOR SALE or trade 2 milk cows
for hogs. J. R. Mclntyre, Glide.'
Chiropractor
Scientific equipment. NCM & X-Ray.
Dr. Scofleld, Perkins Bldg.
Lost and Found
LOST $10.00 bill, botween Pioneer
Drug Store and News-Review.
Phono 12F33.
POULTRY
110 5-MONTHS-OLD fine Leghorn
pullets. Ilox 416, c-o News-Re
view.
Dentistry
DR. O. W. Marshall. Med. A. Bldg.
FRIENDS
I I SOU OUGKTA SEE
HER IN THE MORN-1
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Real Estate
FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS
In order that the homeseekers may
have an opportunity to discuss
available farms for sale in Doug
lus county, M. . B. Green, our lo
cal secretary, and C. A. Barnes,
Field Salesman for Southwestern
Oregon, wilt be at the National
' Farm Loan Office, Douglas Couu
ty Abstract Btdg., Rosebm-g on
September 23 and 24. You are in
vited to call and discuss your
land problems with them.
FEDERAL LAND BANK OF
SPOKANE
FOR SALE, cheap for cash, 100
acre farm, 10 miles from town. A
good buy $3500. One modern
house and lot with basement and
furnaco. A real good buy at
$2000. Also business building and
lot 70 by SO. A real buy $12,000.
One house and lot for $1500.
Screened-in porch and built-ins.
Inquire Alba Spaugh's Garage.
SALE or rent Suburban 5-room
home, six lots, partly furnished,
beautiful location. Inquire Drive
In Market, N. Roseburg on high
way. $13 PER acre. 396 acres river bot
tom land at Glendale, Oregjn.
Klver through all. Will divide.
' Write A. Q. Clarke, Glendale,
Oregon.
FOR SALE 320 acres, bounded on
one side by Umpqua river, about
250 ucres could be ' cultivated.
Mrs. Anna Kent, Elkton. Oregon.
FOR SALE Oil RENT 220-acro
stock ranch. Good improvements.
UMPQUA SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION. Phone 87.
MUST sell rny home in Roseburg.
Well located, on paveti street.
Priced low for quick sale. Doro
thy Hunt. Phono 479-J.
FEDERAL Lund Ban farms. In
quire at tho Nutioi.nl Farm Loan
off:e, Douglas Co. Abstract Co.
Bldg., Rosoburg.
FOR SALE My residence. 833
Military. E. S. HalL
A tSfQ WOODEN IHtRMOM&TcK J TOUR.
. ill niMi
SO THIS IS THAT BOLP, BAD HEAVy,
THE SPIPER WHAT A DISAPPOINT
MENT.' HERE, SCRAMBLE FOR
VDUR BAUBLES -THEN GET ,
-i GOIHG' J
VOt - , AVV.
H&VT
FOR SALE Farm, 17 a. cabin
partly furnished Turkeys, chick
ens. Bargain. Seo, Bruce, Myrtle
Creek, Ore.
Miscellaneous
NO HUNTING allowed on my
ranch two mill's northeast of
Roseburg, adjoining west boun
dary of game reserve. SIDN.EY
HELL1WELL.
GOOD proposition for young or
middle aged couple without, chil
dren. Four miles west of Rose
burg. Write Box 447, c-o News
Review. DON'T destroy your fiead and
worthless stock. We pay the
phone call. Roseburg By Pro
ducts. Phone 52-F-12.
WILL place piano with reliablo
party who would buy same later.
Address Box 445, c-o News-Re-vlow.
FREE guitar lessons, either steel
or Spanish. See Ott's Piano
Warehouse.
NOTICE No hunting on tho
Grubbo ranch. (Signed) Bornard
Grubbo.
MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw.
Delivered daily. Umpqua Dairy.
Phone 88.
ARUNDEL Piano tuner. Ph. 189-U
Work Wanted
WORK wanted Papering, paint
ing, kalsominlug and shinglu
staining. Phono 2F41. Herman
Schulzo, Ilrockway.
WANTED House work by tho
hour. Call 42. Helen Shoop.
Hay and Grain
FOR SALE Haled oat and vetch
hay. T. E. Duncan. Phono 14F2.
Help Wanted
WANTElv-Cnpablo girl for gen-
vuii iiuiiniMvui it. iiiiiuiiu corner
Madrono und Chapman, Laurel
wood. The Last Word
w ci onn f e
Fake Jewels?
SOMETHING TELLS PETRO SHE'S TOSS
Sc.vtNTY rIVfc: &RANPOF ROCKS
AWAY TOO EA.SV... IF THEY ARE
-j PHONEY, BENSON ...
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Risky Business
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Back Home
HEY VIRGINIA, ILL BE BACK
AFTER AWHILE.
COPH. 19laOYl5illSlVI?t. INC. TT
r?--. rim
Rentals
BELTONIA 3-room and bath
apartments, modem, well fur
nished. Tile sinks. Reasonable.
Phono 12-L.
FOR RENT Available October 1
Now, modern, seven-room homo,
furnished. Address Box 444, c-o
News-Review.
FOR RENT l-room modern fur
nished house. Reasonable. 215
South street.
FOR RENT Two houses. One
largo and one small. Pago Lum
ber & Fuel Co., 301 N. Main St.
FOR RENT or leaso 3S acres.
I.ivo creek and buildings. Lcatua
Agco, Idtcyld Star, Roseburg.
FOR RENT Modern 5-room houso,
newly dororatcd. Inquire 404
WeBt Douglas.
FOR RENT 95S acres, 7 miles
suutli of Roseburg. Frod Fisher,
Roseburg.
10-ltOO.M house, furnished. In two
apartments. Phone 74, 232 South
Jackson.
FIVE-UOO.M furnished houso. 420
Vista avenuo. Mrs. C. II. Davlcs.
FOR RENT 5-room clean, well
furnished house. 511 South Pino.
KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS,
Strictly modern. Phone 550.
APARTMENT. Modorn. Closo In.
Phono 6-lD-J alter 6 p. m.
MODERN 5-room houso. 303 Rob
erts street. Phono 3F22.
I-ROO.M rurnlshed apartment. 112
Brockway.
Wanted
MAN wnnUMl to operate 'Sorvico
Station. 575.00 cash needed.1 720
North Winchester street.
WANTKIJ Old outdoor story
imiKuzlncs. Fiction Library.
WANTED Itug weaver. iUiono
I ALSO HEARD THAT
SOME BOZO IN "rbUR.
BURS IS eONNA RAIMT
A P Pl- I -ik I TL1E
Thermometer, after, every
GAME lb SHOW THE
EXACT yardaoe made
by
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FOR IAY WE0OIM'
WILES TO oO! GEE, WE'LL
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For Sale Miscellaneous
FOR SALE USED BUILDING
M A T E R I A L 55,000 bricks;
enameled bathtub; 25' of 4" soil
pipe; 1" and 2" galvanized pipe
and fittings; 500' galvanised hot
air pipe, sizu from 8" to 16" in
diameter; floor and wall regis
ters; 32' leather belting; doors;
door frames; all kinds of mold
ing, finishing lumhor, etc.; two
large furnaces; one No. 10 cir
culating fan. P. Henniel, Miller's
Addition.
MUFFLERS! MUFFLER'S! Why
worry about your muffler when
you can get a guaranteed muf
fler for tho life of your car at
Sarff's Auto Wrecking House,
523 N. Main street.
IMPROVED CONCORDS Jelly
I and Juice grapes now ready. H.
! (' K,.h,ttnl,i-b '1 Miilnn not n
Coos llay highway.
FOR SALE Canning tomatoes,
llosc pears, cucumbers, fow Hurt
lott pears. Tho Fern Green
houses, phone 37F2.
KOR SALE at a sacrifice Over
KtufftMl davenport and chair, used
cix months; dinctto set, with buf-
. fct, in penulno white maple, 401
W. Douglas.
KOIl SALE One black walnut
treo, 2i" diameter, already Rrub
bod out. L. E. Sliiun, Melrose
jHouto.
FOlt SALE 1000 red cedar posts.
Seven eonU each. C. P. Gruy, 17
mites oust of Suthetiin.
USED pianoa, $IS, $0, ?ti5, $7E
Ott's Piano Warehouse, oil cor
ner by tho depot.
(JONCOKD snipes now ready for
Jelly and Julco. Suksdorfs Fruit
Stand, Cons Junction.
FANCY John Dear tomatoes, 75c
buKlit'l, field run. Lindbloom, Dix
on vi Mo.
THREE box flprltiRH 2 sizo, $5.00
each. Valentino, Suthcrlin.
NEW circulating oil heater, $35
discount. 112 Rroekway. -
By Blosser
1
Tell him id
BUY A BRAND
NEW BRUSH To
paint in Your
red line , and at
the end of the?
season he can
return it and set
HIS MONEY BACK
ITU. STILL BE .
BRAND NEW
By Thompson and Coll
LOOKS AS IF THIS
LITTLE FIND MIGHT
BE A LIFE SAVERJ
Martin
By Crane
AN' ISO
v tc u PAT OFf
m
By
EXPERT SERVICE
When There's Something You Want Done
SEE AN EXPERT
The firms ana Individuals listed below specialize In their work.
See them for expert seivlces. You should profit by their help.
ANTIQUES
Tho Strungo Shop. Ill S. Malu St.
AUTO ELECTRICAL 8ERVICE
V. II. llrown, 121 N. StopU. Ph. 101.
AUTO HEPAIRINQ
Alba Spaugh's Garage. Z'H W. Oak
sticuL Plioue au3.
Bartloy & Fancber, 126 No. Boss.
I'll. 43 S.
AUTO WRECKING
Doyle Bros. 621 N. Jackson. Ph. 176.
BLACKSMITH
Woodcock & Fogol, Itoseburg.
CAR WASHING
Al Kowmau, 121 N. Stopheus SL
FENDER & BODY SERVICE
Hobo (iuruge, Luue & Hoso. Phoue
RADIO-ELECTRICAL-REPAIRINO
C. H. Mlllor, llmllo Doctor, 016 No.
jucKhou iSt. PH. 1B7-.U.
Kosoburg Eloctrlc, pliouo 123.
iOOO PUET fir lumber Ivl- No. 1
Kuuto. 10 por thousuntl. Jucl;U
Sniilli, Myrilo Crook Ilox shop.
FOK SALK GRAPHS. Bachor,
WliiHton, phono 21K-I.
COI.IOMAN oil boater. Ott's Piano
Wnrohouso.
ZliNITU radios. Ott's l'lano Wuro-
houso.
WlCKlilt buby cub. Phono 015-J
unor 6 p. ra.
Business Opportunities
DEALllHSIUP offured to tho rlRllt
party on (Srahaui-Uradley tractora
and llradloy InipltMilontM. A good
sut-up for the right party. $3fi0.0
1 Lll III I nil, l,(,lll!,VU ,11, IIU illUIIIUUU ,
to handlo (loniontr::lor tractor.
Writo or phono Wiudolph Molof
Co., Portland, Oro. llruadwaj
0037.
Personal
MEN OLD AT 10! GET PEP. Now
ostrox 'Ionic Tuhluts contain
raw oystor liiYlgorutors and oth
or HtlmulnnlR. One doso stai-ts
now pup. Vuluo $1.00. Spoclal
prlco 8!Jc. Call, wrlto Fiillorlun's
Drug Storo
Fuel
12", 14", 10" OLD growth fir. Spo-
cAfl nrlfn llilu ttiimtl, RiiHRrnn.
lion giiarantood. Churlos Itoth,
Camas Vnlloy.
GET your vrud at Roseburg Lum
ber Co. Dry and green. 10-inch
and -1-foot.
OLD growth fir, 3 tiois, 0.00.
soulli End Fuel Co.
SWARM OF HUNTERS
SETS OCHOCO MARK
PRINEVILLE, Sept. 21. (AP)
Ochoco national forest swarm
ed with hunters today, probably
Hie greatest number in history.
Threo thousand chocked In yes
terday and many inoro were ex
pected to pass through checking
stations by nightfall. II. was es
timated more than 2U0U wol'e
hunting in DxchutcH forest.
Mldslafe fm-ests dried out with
mounting temperatures yesterday
after t ho woek-end rains.
"slipped on a nail, but
- - vulcanize just
Hold Everything! 4
S i
LOCKSMITH
Pacific Key Sor. 222 W. Oak St,
UPHOLSTERING
Gonios. Upholst. 601 Jack. PU. 161.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
E. U. Jouos, Phono 139-L.
SHEET METAL WORK
Slnnlgor'a, 444 N. Jackson St.
TIRE RETREADING
Henly's, 121 N. Stephens. Ph. 104.
TOWING
Stopheus Auto Co. 323 No. Main
SL Phone 6S2-J.
WELDING
Uabg. Welding WorksDOS N. Main,
WATCH REPAIRING
Alvin Kiiuutson, 103 N. Jacksou St
WHEEL ALIGNING
Porcy Croft. 332 N. Jackson. Phone
833.
FLUE CLEANING
J. C. Ilowloy. Phono 103.
Oddities Gleaned
From Day's News
(By tho Associated Press)
Greatly Exaggerated
NEW ORLEANS Hearing a ra.
port ho was doad, Henry Cook
moyer, 03, night wutchnmu, went
to tho morguo to seo.
"That's not I," bo said, "but It
surely does look like mo."
Tho report started when a man
who died suddenly on tho street
was orronuoiiHlv i,lttiirin,i ,,a
Cooknioyor. , .
j Heat Victim
INDIANAPOLIS Andrew Tom.
pie. 20, was chilly.
Ho started a tho In tho funmco.
Tho blazo didn't gain headway, so
ho throw in somo gasollno.
Tomplo was warm toduy In a
hospital locovoring from hand and
head burns.
Hard Luck
l.hH AMnwi.ira t lu.tiiui.'.ii..
.... v. .JUKI""!"'.! v
George- Conroy, a Now York police.
num. miHseii mo Legion parade nl
New York last .year becauso of 08
l'iciul duties,
llo arranged his vacation to at
tend tho 193S convention hora
Abovo all, ho wanted to soo till
Legion march.
Helping a friend from nn nulo,
Cont'OV Slittlieil tltllt util-nlnn,! n,t
anklo. ,
Ills buddies told him about I In
purudo. ,
7 u-Ail:
Chores Come First
OI.VMPIA, Wasii. Ralph Pasla
lis. ns-your old furmor, fell from a
30 foot cliff.
For flvo days ho lay. sonil-cou-sclous
at Iho foot of tho cliff. Thou
ho rccnvoied sufficiently from head
InjuriCii to crawl to u nuighuur's
homo.
PuHlntls declined lo remain In a
hospital, explaining ho was uway
behind In his farm chores.
NEW FALL HATS
Carl's havo Just received u brand
now shipment of stylish, dandy
(liialily, women's fall hats. Wo spe
cialize in matron's and largo head
size hats. I'rlcns 7!lc, !ISe, SI .an,
$1.10, but worth twice thut lu valuo
ami looks. Curr's. Adv.
TtE JADA RUap2-MAM!
COPB. 1918 BY NEAStPVICf. INC.
I don't think you'll need lo '
put a patcb'on it." (
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