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Newspaper Page TextFIVE. mm ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1 3, 1938. a 'A For Your Convenience riirwc lmirlitM t'ouuty More will tnkr Want Ad .fur the SenM-Hvviv'vt ClI.Vi:H'S MAItKIlT Suiherllo STK.Ut.N.S & riniMiwinu Ouklnnd STOXAKKK IHIUG CO. Vuiti'ulln MiDOXAI.II ST Oil 10 Klktvn in:iiAitu's tuipqua ;i,nu; s l ull 10 Glhle I. II. NICHOLS Itrot'kiviiy IIOWICI.I.'S STOHI'3 Tciilltllt; II. It. IUT Mi ll CO. ('(IIIIIIM Ytllll'' ui,mso. it i:i,i,i.so. Dlllnrtl lti:VOI.OS Jt ADAMS .tlyrtlo Creek UIlAllSTItKli'l-S Hlilillo Oiiiymi vllle i!L;M.t.i;irs (Irndnle DAYS ( UKUK STOItH 1 Duy Creek The nhove HtoreH will nwi'Pt ml it nnU iMiymeiit for tlietn. JiiNt tell the iiierelimit liNteil nbuvei 1 nunt to ii u t a it n l In the .eiv-ltevietv" mid he will tnke en re uf all the iletniln for ) on. NEWS-REVIEW Classified Ads Phone 100 RATES First insertion, per word 2c Each Bubsequent insertion per word 'e Ono week, per word lie One month, per line 11.00 Minimum charge 25c Copy for tills pane will bo ac cepted until 11 a. m. o the day of publication. The News-Uoview assumes no responsibility tor and in no way guarantees the riuancial responsi bility or integrity of the advertis ers ill tho classified columns. Headers are urged to make full In vestigation before sending money in response to advertisements. Tho News-Review reserves tho right to reject objectionable adver tising. It furthor reserves the right to classify nil advertising under the proper classification. FRECKLES AND HIS ';'fy'-( WHO IS A MIND THAT .' W THEM YOU'D BETTER 4 WELL ,THATS MP ST INSIST THAT 1 1 P11111 " THIS ff I'M JUST A 1 4 CLIMB INTO YOUR. SUSPENa - Sv TMAT ' Kg i " YOUR. FOOTBALL W$r W ' I TALKING? Jj VOICE IN THfcT ,.i ERS AND SEE WHICH ONE ,f hsJir7 P. PLAYERS KEEP I YOU KNOW IV. ' NISHT AND . OF, YOUR. '.PLAYERS IS J WSP&Tj- f: JUiH GOOD HOURS AND Y nmr III w . I ,. f,- IT'LL. PAY -OU M STAYING OUT AWFUL LATE' f, WL 'i f OBEY TRAINING L CTO"!f4! ( to listen i j- , , "rv fi ' -o! 0 jjjjjl RULES ? X DO I ill MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE WHAT VO VOU iM, meaw, wycA's m SAFE? WHERE II BUT THOT BOOTS AND HER , MO f OOLM6 WASH TUBBS llr NECE.ABV, ILL TO TH' EMOS OF sCK ,y ,i . , ... .... . YEB THE CACiBetAU WEET THE SRl OF H6 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 News-Review doesn't know who (hey are, either. livestock FOR SALE Young, Jersey cow with heifer calf, fifty dollars. W. E. Smith, Myrtle Creek, Oregon. FOR SALK Young Suanem billy, also fToggenberg. Elmer Ander son, Looklngglass, MILK cows, frosh and coming fresh, for sale or trade. Phone 62-F-l. FOR SALK Four 3-months-old pigs and brood sow. 823 Teinplin. FOR SALE Toy hull pups. Cheap. 208 Court. Personal NEW PEP AT 40 FOR MEN, wo men. Now OBTREX Tonic Tab lets contain 2 stimulants from raw oysters plus 4 general tonics to pep up whole body. Try pack age today. If not delighted, mak er refunds its price. Reg. $1.00. Special now, 83c. Call, writo Ful lorton's Drug Store. Help Wanted WANTED Elderly man to help milk and assist in work on ranch. . Homo and small wages. Furnish references. Iiox -163, c-o News-Review. A COMPETENT man with equip ment to farm 100 acres of good soli, 1-3 river bottom. Iiox -152, c-o News-Review. MAN to work on farm. Room, board and small wages. Perry Smith. 3 miles north of Rose burg, Route 2. Dentistry DR. O. W. Marshall. Med. A. RldK FRIENDS WELL, TH' SPIDER'S Wfy, HOLTJIUa HER YILL I RETURk) WITH THE CASH WHAT'S ALL THIS 1 GAB ABOUT THE j BORDER-? j1 ffcJR LOVIE'S RcLEAbt t V BUDDIES TH0O6H OT. CVSOWfa J7. 0OT,OF FOLLOW HER TH EARTH WAsH TCP? TO Ccsahs ttj PAVJUZUElA. Real Estate fOU SALK 160 acres Camus Vul- ley timber lands, county cruise shows 2 million feet fir, some sugar pine, 2 cabins, 2 spring creeks, fine sawmill site on pav ed highway and river; sell cheap or trade for city property or smaller tract. Bert Wells, Rose burg. 27 ACRES liood land, well im proved ,good house, stock, ma chinery, crops ill. Near Ilose burg. Would consider good Rose burg homo part payment. Mel rose route, llox S8. IMPROVED diversified farm near Myrtle Creek for lease to re sponsible fanner. Writo P. O. Iiox 225 or see Mrs. Fetterman in care of Georgo Trask, Myrtle Croek, Oregon. FOR SALE ll acie home sites at Melrose, good road, free soil. Price per tract $350.00. Easy terms. Chas. Kyes, 316 W. Doug las. $13 PER acrs. 396 acres river bot tom land at Glendale. Oregon. River through all. Will divide. Write A. 0. Clarke, Glendale, Oregon. ' FOR SALE Farm, 17 a. cabin partly furnished Turkeys, chick ens. Bargain. See Bruce, Myrtle Creek, Ore. FEDERAL Land Brua farms. In quire at tho National Farm Loan office, Douglas Co. Abstraet Co. Bldg., Roseburg. POULTRY AT T K NTION POULTRYM EN : Take advantage now of tho 2c per chick reduction on orders for all spring chicks if ordered ba ron; December first. Watzig Hatchery. 1 Work Wanted BY A-l pftMntei'-drivetVVfil 'do mofct anything. Phono AVtson, 33-F-2, Roseburg. ; HURO-DIQ OUT ALL THE LARGE SCALE MAPS YOU'VE GOT AUD I'll show you Wc'. OOVMG TOO t-OC ,COACr'. Vt CrV-i'T WAVO T Wc.'b TAiKi& VK TOO MAKiY STOOVtj -rVE.Vi WfRte VOOTBAVL , BWWW H JOB AT TvE Ct PLMvT ,ANO iO&T OOOVtS mrv n That COURSE, CAROL POESMT f)(CT T'l 1 MC1ICD V unui I SPEAK TO WASH yoO'BE I TOBBS AS L0M6 TALWIUG, I , V A-S I HVE. J HONEy.7 - Rental 155-ACHE farm 2 miles south of Riddle. Also 91 acres. Cash rem. Inquire Viola Harrelson, 1317 Stale street, Salem, Oregon. FOR RENT Four-room house and garage, large garden siuit on river side. Inquire 625 Second avenue. FOR RENT Sleeping rooms. Home privilege. Ladies prefer red. Phone 311-Y. 525 South Main. ROOMS for rent, f5.00. Apartment for rent, use of barn if desired. Mrs. Lola Wiggins, East Doug las street. Iiox 2. FOR RENT $12.00 a month N. W. corner Stephens and Wood aid. Call 121. FOR RENT -Modern 5-room unfur nished house. In qu ire t03 South Stephens. APARTMENTS Close in. lUatly to show Saturday. Call GI5-J, 6 p. in. SMALL, gas-equipped house, with garage. Page Lumber & Fuel Co. KOHLHAliEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phone 650. I'O LEASE Well improved farm, Iiox 41S, c-o News-Review. G15-ACRE farm, part river bottom, Reasonable. Douglas i Intel. FOR RENT Small, modem apart ment. D2tl South Main. FOR RENT Nicely furnished apartment. J. M. Judd. UNFURNISHED h o u s o. Lumber & Fuel Co. FOR RENT G room, fm house. Call 2I)S. Pago 3-HOOM furnished apartment, lirockway. APARTMENT street. for rent. 424 Floed The Informer Not So Loud AY LCOKHERE--THERE'S ABOUT lOO YARDS VARIAMCE OM SOME OF THESE OLD MAPS OF THE I BORDER WEAK. , -J BOM'LLA T M BfG. U S Strange, Indeed W0O6Vi TVHE TO Wasn't Asking Much T 6UT I STILL CAM'T UNDERSTAND VWHy HE DIDM'T APPEAR AT THE WEPDING- r J r.,j-W 1SJ8 Lf NtA LiLSilCE. IftC. A v -0 iv (Biayaii, ,-- 3-ROOM furnished bunuglow. llalh, garage. Lights and water ftir- nished. Neat- soldier's home. W. P. Harding, Wayside Shop, tlar den Valley lioulovard. FOR RENT Neat, 5-rooin, modern house, $1S. 00 per month. Also 3 room, furnk-.hed duplex, $11.00. Chas. Kyes, 316 W. Douglas. FOR RENT Small house, furnish ed or unfurnished. Inquire 875 Hoover. Phone 225-Y. ti-ltOOM house, furnace, water heater, basement, garage. 42a E. 2nd Ave. N. FOR RENT 20 acres to let on shares. 3 miles from town. Phone B-F-12. SLEEPING room, nicely furnished. Hoard if desired. 131 North Pino. FOR RENT 4-rooiu, modern, fur nished house. 315 South street." FOlt RENT Five-room, partly fur nished house. Ilti Fowler street. FIVE-ROOM furnished house rent. Inquire Itil Pitzer. Miscellaneous DON'T destroy your rtead and worthless stock. Wo pay the phone call. Roseburg Ry Pro ducts. Phone 52-F-12. NOTICE l will not be able to lake in any more sewing until November 1. Freedu Urauuinger. MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw Delivered daily. Umpqua Dairy Phone 38. ARUNDEL Ftuno tuner. Ph. 1S9-L Automobiles 192S CHEVROLET coach, good condition, $7.V0. Will take oak .wood in part payment. Phone .101 or Ill-It. ;i2 STUDEIiAKEU sedan. 'I!2 liup uiobiie S and one good 2-borse trailer for sale or trade lor slock. C. T. Olunville, Riddle. SURE,' THAT'S JUST ABOUT THEDISTAMCE I I rACED OFF FROM 1 THE MARKER TO THE FEMCE PT OFF. lO'U i r TOO VMXRO! 7 J BY IE'ME 8EEW OVER THIS A THOUSAWD TUAES, CABOL. UO WATTEB WJHAT HIS OF reasow.he's THPsU!! h V ' TJ V4 - TS COPB. 1931 i For Sale Miscellaneous STILL OOINC Last call for can ning toiuauies. or pick them yourself, banana squash, apples, uncalled, lemons, cabbage, pears, unions, grapes. Across from Shorty's Wrecking Yard, high way north. POP KENNEDY. MUFFLERS': MUFFLERS! Why worry about your muffler when you can get u guaranteed muf fler for the iifo of your car ut , Sarff's Auto Wrecking House, 523 N. Main street. NUTS! NUTS: Walnuts wanted. Orchard run or graded basis. Highest cash prices. Fred Ham ilton, Roseburg, Oregon. 33Si West Douglas. Telephones 27 1 and 295-J. SEE your silver fox furs alive. Furs now available. Buy now for Christmas. H U R R Y WHILE THEY LAST. Little River Fox Farm. Glide, Oregon. FOR SALE J share uf stock in Al pine lodge. Mrs. Elizabeth Troetscher, 5001 Second Ave., Los Angeles, California. TRACTORS, plows, barrow, disk ami horse plows. W. E. A re ham beau, Sulherlin. WICKER baby cab. after 6 p. m. Phono 645-J DELICIOUS apples pears. Call 210. and Dose Fuel 12", 14", 1G" OLD growth fir. Spe cial price this month. Satisfac tion guaranteed. Charles Roth, CanuiB Valley. mix wood for sale at summer priees, 12" and lti". P. C. Tro zelle, Suthcrliu. GET your vcod at Roseburg Lum ber Co. Dry and green. lG-inch and 4-foot. FOR SALE 1G" oak John Marks, phone ! block wood, SKI. By Blosser By Thompson and Col By Martin MEAN- H , . ( SH-H-H - WHILE, W VOUVE ) THE AT THE nj RUIKJED SPIDER'S ViLLAjji BEOWWiA AT THE RSttt" BLUNDERING TJOOR BOOTfe X'b ABOUT "rt' CATrt OME. &?OKtK TO ABOO'X "B'OMVY rNVV TW 6WlS AUt SO VOORRVtO ABOOT HfSNOY NCA StBVlCC, ihlC. J. M. REC. U. 3. PAT. OFF. By Crane COURSE, WES A COUWrOUND- VWVV. I HATE ED IWBECILE, HIM. I DESPISE THAT mW. ALL HltA BUT US HAD TO DO SURELY THEEE ' T0 BECOWE A WAS OrAE J ttlLUONAE WAS CFA - 5.OI0. S BE AT A WECTOIWC,, J AVID HE COULD M T ffJTTOWSfT EyEW DO THAT. EXPERT SERVICE When There't Something You Want Done SEE AN EXPERT The firms and Individuals listed below specialize In their work. 6ee them for expert services. You should profit by their help. ANTIQUES ho Strnngo Shop. Ill S. Main St. AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE U. Drown, lil N. Stopu. Ph. 104. AUTO HEPAIRINO Alba Spaugh'a Garage. 234 W. Ouk street. Phone 606. Hartley & rancher, 125 No. Rose. Ph. 43. AUTO WRECKING Doyle Bros. 521 N. Jackson. Ph-176, BLACKSMITH Woodcock & Fogel, Roseburg. CAP. WASHING Al Kewman, 121 N. StophenB SL FENDER & BODY SERVICE Rose Oarage, Lane & Uodo. Phone RADIO REPAIRING II. Miller, limlio Doctor, C15 No. Jackson SI. I'll, ltn-lt. RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING ltoBohurg Electric, phone 12a. FLUE CLEANING C. lluwley. Phono 1113. OLD growth fir. 3 Fuel Co. Itura, ?C.OO. South End Wanted WANTKD WalmilH to dry, Ic pound dry weight. Highest casli prleo paid for walnuta and flt herls. J. t!. Uncoil, Uniwiia, Ore gon. W ANTKD Sulky plow and spring lentil harrow. P. U. Hex 111", Iteseliurg. WANTKD 25 nead of old liorHes ami cows. I.lttlo Itlver Vox. Karin, Cllldo, Dregon. WANT Ml) Ooutl usuil It-lmtloni tniutnr plow. W rito Box D .1 &, Jtorttiburg. WANTKD To huy hdumimI Imml typuwrllur. lllanclio Alcocli, Alyr tlu Croek, Oim'koii. ltltlN(i lib your hidi'H for KoselmiK Poultry. bo at pricuH. WANTKD Wool and inohiiir, UoHt'liiirg Poultry. WANTKH Platform Hcalu. Valley Produco Co. Chiropractor Scientific equiitmmit. NCM & X-Uay Dp. ticoflum. PurktUH Hay and Grain 'Oil SALK hay. T. K "IlallM. out ILtHl Viftfll I tuiican, iilioiiu 1 1 K-2. FOR SALK l'uro rod chaff w;e(J uinsii. J. O. ll.tii T:iuiiKi. Financial WK are aKuIn In a position lo ac cept a iimiled amount in lump sum InvestmiMils. Large or small sums placrd with us produce a( lineiivo eaniings. In our lui'iity nnc yi'.ira of operation we have never paid lens Ihaii li'f. Inves tlgule our mouibly investment plan. I' .t I M j I ' A SAV1NCS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Trade KOit TItADK Cood work liurueHs for good milk cow. Mf. .Mlcelli stiec-t. ii i i i ii ,i i f mt$ m 9 sm tern f f. rsws tlm m M g 1 Cure 'O-'? CO'-'C 1?TI 9 St S'CVICE. IfcC "l'ui prclly busy today, ii'morrow LOCKSMITH Pacific Koy Sor. 222 W. Oak SL UPHOLSTERING Ciomca. Upholst. 504 Jack. Ph. mi. REFRIGERATION SERVICE 13. C. Joues, Phoue 13!f-L. SHEET METAL WORK Sinnlger'a, 44-1 N. Jackson St. TiRE RETREADING Houly'8. 121 N. Stephens. Ph. 104. TOWING Stephens Auto Co. 823 No. Main St. Phone E82-J. WELDING l'.jbg. Welding Works. 5011 N. Mala WATCH REPAIRING Al'.-iu Knuatsou. 103 N. Jackson St WHEEL ALIGNING Percy Croft. 332 N. Jackson. Phons 333. BEAUTY SALONS Kayo'H Salon of llcnuly. Complete . uiMiiity Korvlco. I'll. 211. 1L'5 W. Cuss St. Pcai'l iiawhouKor, Mbi', BAKERY Cayler's llakery. Phone 165-J. OFFICERS CHOSEN BY PYTHIAN SISTERS PKNDLKTON. Oro, Oct. 12 (AI Tho KniKhls uf Pythias Ki'aml IndKfi.aiul thn l'ylliian Sia icra uraiiiT IiMiiplu of Orison, which ((liicludi'd a two-day Hussion here late Tuesday, will meet next year in Portland. The Pythian Sisters elected of ficers as follows; Grand chief, Lu cindii de Murnh of Miieue; grand senior chief. Margaret Phillips of Portland; grand junior chieT, Klhel Mutphy of Allmuy; manager, Hoso Haskell of Maker; miturcKu of rec ords and seal, Nellie M. Morris ol Port la ltd ; nils t less of finance, llobiu de Lespimisse of Hubbard; protector, bailio Hall of Pendleton; guard, Wanda Klllott of Klamath. -I-'uIIh; prcBS cnrreKpondent, Kstcltt .Inhuson of illllsboro; tliroo-ycal truslee, Kiuma McKinney, past su prome representative, of Ilillsboro, FINGERLINGS DIE IN POLLUTED RIVER PORTLAND. Oil. i:t (AP) K spurts proved uKain toilay tho Willauu'tte river hure isn't a fit place for trout to take up resi dence. Will It. Lewis, who super vised pollution tests, submerged a score of fingurling steclhead near tin; Stark street sewer. They died in 'M iniuulcs. -o- Hear Kibert Kautniun of Port laud explain the CITiiKiso itK'iM iiM KM KNT AN NI'ITV HILL in the court Iiouho Friday, October I I, ItOHcburg, Oregon. This will get you a decent old age pension with out, a pauper's oath, Vou can own all the property you want and still draw a pension, Adv. -o- BARGAIN DAYS CLOSE SATURDAY! JUST TWO MORE DAYS. 1IKAK KASTMAN KI'KAK Fri day evening at h. court lion.se, on CltlzeiiH Hetireiaent Annuity Hill. Adv. chum why don't jou drop i:i for estimate?"