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ROSEBURG NEWftEVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY. NOVEMBF.R I. 1938.' nvE mm For Your Convenience '"hear 1HukIi.m "ill tnkr Wnut .fH-ltfvien i CLl.VKIf! MA HI -1ST Nutbcrlin sti-Auns a iiknowi:. 11 Onklund STO.VAKKK UUL'G CO. Vont'tilln McOONAI.I) STORE Klkton IIKIIAKU'S Intpijua GLIDH STOHB tilldo I. II. ML-nnhs llrof kutir ItOWHI.I.'M SiOUB Ten mile I!. It. ttlTt'lll?a CO. Cum mm Vnlley KM.INOV A: KI.L1SOX Dlllnrd lllYNOLl). A; ADAMS Myrtln Crrrk iitADsrui;L:rs Klrtille IICNMMiiait'S Ciiu-iinvllli HKNM.MJIOIfH (U'tlllllto DAYS CHKI-I- STOKE Uiijb Creek The nliiive Moron will neropt ml mitl pnyim'iit for tlirtn. J nut U'U tlie mere limit llHtrcl nbovei "I ii 11 1 to i ii t n m a tl In the KriVM-ltcvlt'iv" anil he will Hike cnre of ull the detail -for you. NEWS-REVIEW Classified Ads Phone 100 RATES First insertion, per word 2c Each subsequent insertion per word lc " One week, per word - 6c x' One month, per line $1.00 Minimum charge 25c Copy for tttis page will be ac cepted until 11 a. ni. of the day of publication. The News-Roview assumes' no responsibility for and ill no way guarantees the financial responsl bility or integrity of the advertis ' ers in the classified columnB. L Readers are urged to make full in f veatigatlon before sending money iH responso to advertisements. The News-Review reserves the right to reject objectionable adver tising. It further reserves the right to classify nil advertising under the proper clnBsitication. FRECKLES AND HIS have a If Qumr a! here ; dont V find Your, wav t searchins party' ri -Ts HAS A BAD cask of HEART, 1 ' YOU DO AS W, TAKE OFF ItJuR, UP HERE ? NOBODY ) LOOKINS FOR A- k'Wff HE ) '-O&OES ON THE B06O-S FELLAS .' YOU'RE )'', BLINDFOLD ' WE'LL, 1 EVER SITS UP FELLOW NAMED' KM DANGEROUS ) IF YOU SEC HIM i KEEP HIM - 1 cam take fi Told dy be back in an Here' r Mi soosy--Freckles rjVi ? H6RE ANID HMMOR him jj T HOURTOy-' -H ARRIVE I, ,i MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE HERS CAES THE SOIADBOIJ I MOW, MYEA-AMD IF OUR. IKA- 1 -32" RiCriKMT MOVIE G'EEM DOE3VJ'T MltJD - I'M eOlklGj TO VOU BACK WITH WHITEY IM l-ee' " l THE BEST P1AK1B . DICLSS- l re -. j THE FIRST PLAK1B ;--. I r -k I, viNvenis, ruu. in- Biv -"N I I . . I CS.ww I - I - k -. I I J hWU-JiU. 1 t .JIA, fcW . I- HKSrTM tw : - . BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Not Fooling By Edgar Martin I JU WT1 1 f IIHTOH 1 (MOW IVOOAW-OQAA jV vSf- TO Sffi 'rrVM HAmI MEfcR toovAT TWMAUWF NO MWTCR. V0rW VE tvil WAff. I l'vi UA.O rVMO MoRtlWOt V0OA6AS WW TO HVir SvooSxKtt' TOWOOORK-,yo.aWWfi, . j PAO Q0 ?K A B, W WWM 1 WW TO , MW.YOOKMOW WM S?oLEO V3Wri WOO WOOVOUT TSZ3m VOBK VoO 00 ' f lv fU YyZ ja -' oX, a,, ti) ''" , MOW W 0O 0DM' TWMV Of CRMt AMO TyM6 KAL tccA om LC rc tTgLui-r -- wvv" ' Wx' Wrr. voov chao oCcCt jg&S MVr : ; "' " "' I., .1, . gag i i i i iwii 1 1 mm mill iii lajiaaaj WASH TUBBS jThe Proof of the Pudding : ; ; By Roy Crane frmS WJG VHE CALLTHEES OUR "DICTATOR" MOREL, VOUR. " ffl OH. WIS 'Wi" f 'fAAA .7 RiUl nOAC TUE ') ( -JUAT ' "" 'CLAIVMi HE'Sl EXCELLEKICV. 6UABAWTJED TO STO? A BULLET, K PLEASURE. M'ff JV ( DtAu! 'J5? . 1, ?L9V TUT TUT, I A BULLET- bgfcTOR YOUR MOW EV BACK. f ' SHOT THRO PH0MY OUT' " . HAPPEMW?Y pBAU. 1 'proof irffW y frRv !It OHf JC ' lf . the vest. J -rf p - s JSV?T 1 a ciqae. To get In touch with advertis ers giving as their address "Box so and bo. care News-Review." it la necessary to write them. The News-Review doesn't know who they are, either. Livestock "WE still have a few choice reg istered Jersey bulls, the Sybil strain (L. A. Hulbert, Indepeud- ' ence world record strain) four months to year and one.half. Al so have two bulls of the Hblger strain. McNutt Brothers, 351 J 1C. TVdway, Eugene, Oregon. Phone 221 ONE span horses, 1300 pounds, and one span 1200 pounds. Price and age right. Tom Short. Myr tle Creek, Oregon. FOR SALE Young Jersey cow, milking, ?50. W. E. SmithSouth Myrtle Creek, Oregon. FOR SALE Hog, .ready to butoh er. E. Seidel, G miles north Myr tle Creek, highway 99. FOR SALE Weaner pigs, 8 weeks old. C. C. Laurance. Dlx onville, Melton Road. FOR SALE Bay team, 1250 lbs. each. Priced to sell. Dale Zeller, Brockway. FOR SALE Jersey cow, fresh in several days. It. L. Sperling, Wilbur. FOR SALE 8 weanor pigs, Ohm ter White boar. Boislnger, Win chester. FOR SALE Weanling p!ga. James J. Rose, 4 miles wedt of Roscburg. FOR SALE Good B-mont hp-old colts. J. T. Buffington, Mol roso. FOR SALE Weaner pigs, $3.00 each. Ralph Little. Anchor, Ore. Dentistry DR. O. W. Mara nan. Med. A. Bldg FRIENDS SEMD ri'Cr FEW Real Estate FOR SALE 90 acres on county road.. 3 live creeks. 6 acres al falfa. 20 acres tillable. Some fruit. Small house. Price (1600. WILL TRADE FOR ANYTHING OF VALUE. 20 acres. All tillable. 4 acres fruit. Good house. Basement. On county road. Close to high way and school. Price 2850. 160 acres. 60 acres tillable. Good house. Two barns. New chick en house. Good road. Pries ?3000.00. 1300.00 cash, long time on balance at 54. 60 acres. Mostly all tillable Good house. Barn and other out buildings. All equipped, includ ing 8 cows, team of horses and farm implements. WILL TRADE FOR SOUTHERN CALI FORNIA PROPERTY. G. W. YOUNG & SON, 205 West Cbbs Street, phone 417.. FOR SALE 6-room house, mod ern; on paved street, at a givo away of J800.00 today. Five-room , house. 4 lots, Miller's Addition, lit $500.00.. $100.00 down, $15.00 per month. FOR RENT 166'acre farm, 60 aci-OB tillable, fair buildings, at $200:00 cash. Terms. 320 acres, 35 acres In- cultivation, 9-rooiu houBe, running water, at $200.00, '4 down. Always everything in Real Estate and Insurance. Fred A. Goff, 122 South Stephens. Phono 218. FEDERAL Land BanVc farms. In quire at the National Farm Loan offxo, Douglas Co. Abstract Co. Bldg., Roseburg. Hay and Grain FOR SALE 3 ton clean cheat and rye grass baled $14.00 per ton, E. A. Schudeiske, 2 miles west of Sutherlln. GREY oats and vetch seed. E. E. Fmmitt, 120 Parrott Street. FOR SALE Baled oat and vetch hay. T. E. Duncan, phono 14-F-2. Fugitive Ikl THE MEAWTIME. MISS LA VERS, VOLl'LL STICK. ACOUKJP UWTIl. I'AA READy mi TO LEAVe.WE HAVE A LITTLE- THIKJGS TO DISCUSS Rentals F0R BENT 250-acre ranch. 7(1 acres under cultivation, balance pasture; 5-room house and- out- FOR RENT Cozy bungalow, nice- , buildings. Box 473, c-o-News-Rely furnished, 3 -rooms, bath aud-l view. garcgo. Available Tuesday. W. P. Harding, Wayside Shop, near FOR RENT 5-room furnished du- Soldiers' Home, Garden Valloy plev. 411 E. Douglas St. Phone Blvd. 179-R. . g ... APARTMENT for rent. 424 Floed GARAGE for rent. Across Mhln street street from Kohlhagen Apart- . . - meets. Box 467, c-o News-He- 2-ROOM furnished apartment. 112 view. Brockway. for rent Four room hou-e - Miscellaneous and bath. Partly furnished. Garage. Inquire 1045 Military OPENING Women's Evoliaiig.). Ave. Rugs, quilts, jam, jelly,, what rrr-: , . ' have you sold on commission. tOR RENT Nicely inrnlshed 2U Sbuth Main, apartment, either one, two or three rooms. J. M. Judd., DON'T destroy your dead' and , .. TT. : , . , . worthless stock. We pay the BLLIONIA Modern., furnished 3- phone call. Roseburg By Pro room and bath apartment. Tile ducts. Phone 62-F-12. sinks. Reasonable. Phone 12-L. - . 1 RIDE to Minneapolis. Share ex- LOVEL room fireplace, private ptnses, driving. Carl Peterson.' bath, furnace heat, garage, walk- Winchester, ing distance. Phone 12-L. , MILK, grade A pasteurised or raw. LARGE, pleasant, front room. Fur- Delivered dally. Umpqua Dairy, nace heat; Reasonable. Walking Phone 38. distance. Phono 12-L. ARUNDEL Piano tuner. Ph. 189-1 FOR RENT 65 acres of tillable land. Inquire Peter Sinnott, Dix- Wanted onville road. , WANTED Modem, unfurnished NEW, 5-room, nicely furniahei house, 3 bedrooms, large living house. Furnace, garage. 1120 room with fireplace. Furnace. North Jackson. Garage. Lease or rent. Box 470, APARTMENTS Close in. IUady w News-Review. to show Saturday. Call 645-J, 6 WANTED Furnished house, 4-5 P- m- ' rooms, well furnished, conven- FURNISHED apartment. Steam boI location reasonable heat. Hot and cold water.. Doug- rent. Lull Radio Music Shop, lus Hotel. MECHANIC wanted to operate CLEAN, 3-room apartment. Lights, machlno shop on percentage at water. $15.00. Adults. 620 Stoph- """ Garage. "B- , WANTED Ono used water tank. I KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS. V,"1t. l""hmV- U' W- 1U,BC,S' Strictly modern. Phone 650. Rlddlo, Oregon. FOR RENT Modern apartment. BRING us your hides for best 926 South Main. prices. Rosoburg Poultry. UNFURNISHED house. Page WANTED Wool and mohair. Lumber &' Fuel Co. Roseburg Poultry. From the Booby-Hatch Now It Can Be Told r AMD WOW, LOVIE, )aci' fimishes directiows FOR. THE DISPOSAL. OF THE Gt-AIM BAKJOITS AKJD THEKJ ESCORTS THE MOVIE STAR TO OWE OF THE LARGER. PLANES SUPPOSE CLE AM WITH THE DOPE OW WEARIMCj ALL. THOSE PHOWy By Ray Thompson and Charles Coll VOU COME DIAMOMDS For Sale Miscellaneous MUFFLERS: MUFFLERS! Why worry about your muffler when you can get a guaranteed mut- . tier for the life of your car at . Sarff's Auto Wrecking HouBe, 523 N. Main street. SALE About' twenty fnt lhmbn. Vetch oatB hay. $11.00. Some smooth vetch seed. Best cover . orop. Arb Stearns. Oakland. FOR SALE J share of Btoclt In Al pine lodge. Mrs. Elizabeth Troetscher, 5001 Second Avo., Los Angeles; California. FOR SALE New washing ma chine, oil circulating hcate.1 $32.00 discount each. 112 Brock way. LARGE, choice, now crop walnuts and filberts, 17 cents pound, Phono 266-Y. D. TJ Meyers. FOR SALE Fresh suwdust from Deady mill. Crtll Denn-Gerrot-son, phono 128: FOR SALE Small' sawdust burn er, complete with heater,' $20.00, Phono 121. FOR SALE Marshall- strawberry plants, $3.00 thousand. Phone 46-F-21.. - FOR SALE Used oil circulating ' heater,-Bpleudld condition. Phone Z35. .;'- NEW Maytag waslier, now $59.95 P. O. B. factory. Ott's Music Store. Automobiles SACRIFICE -r Oldsmobilo club coupe. Radio, heater, excellent rubber, perfect condition. - Soo tliiB car it you- want a good buy. No salesman's commission or. garago fees. MURt Bell. 119 North Jackson or 760 Eaat Lano. Chiropractor Scientific equipment. NCM ft X-Rar Dr. Bcofleld, Perkins Bldg, By Merrill Blosser IT WAS MY PRESS AiEWT' IDEA THT I LEAVE MV REAL GEMS HOME FOR THIS TRIP. IT'S TRUE WE RATHER HOPED -FOR A HOLD-UP, BUTWEWEVER IKJTO ' A STORV LIKE THIB'!'f-l EXPERT SERVICE When There'. SometHlna Yau Want Don 8 EE AN EXPERT The firms ami Individual Hated below specialize In their wont. See them- for expert earvloeai You ahould profit by their help. ANTIQUES The Strange Shop. Ill S. Main SL AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE W. R. Brown, 121 N Staph. Ph. 104. AUTO rtEPAIRINQ Alba Spaugb'a Garage. Mi W. OaJc Btreet. Phone 303. Bartley ft rancher, 126 No. Rose. Ph. 439. AUTO WRECKING Doyle Broe. 531 M. Jackuuu, Ph. 176. BLACKSMITH Woodcock: & Fogeh Roseburg. CAR WA8HINQ Al Kewman, 121 N.- Stephana SL RADIO REPAIRING C. H. Miller, Radio Doctor, 616 No. " JaOkBon St. Ph; 187-R. ' RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING Roseburg Electric, phone 123. FLUB CLEANING J, C. liewloy. Phono 163. BAKEKY Cnylor's Bakery. Phonb 615-J. GENERAL SAW FILING- Howard 'CaBobcor, 'O Hi -Powlor St. POULTRY SEI.KCT your early mating mar ket' typo Bronze breeder turkoyB now. Also place your order for poultB ami eggB; Ray White; Canyonvllle. ' ? : ' ! m FOR SALE niiado 'Islaud Cftclior nlB, hlooll-tpBtea: frhni ' good lay ers. V. J. Burslk. 1)0x112, Mbl roao Route, RoBoburg, - -f WANTED Utility Betting hen. Call 46P13. : . .. - Work Wanted DOCTOR'S" nsslBtnnt, X-ray tech. and general' office, work. 'Four years' ejfiiorlence. 'flood ref erence;. Box-472;- co NowB'Re view.. .--...' UlltL, IK, wants housework or cure of children. 230 South Rose. PAINTING, paiioring kalRoininiug. jiuunuiiiimu. niuan..uaii f-jz. Cl.lCItlCAL, ' yoara ;ox)GI'iouco, or uouaowork.. 812 Flosor St. . Lost and Found liUST Illnck Hcottle. Aiibwoi'h to 11111110 "Laildlo)" Mrs.: A. Dbylo, OiilvliiiKl; Orogon.-' . .' Fuel 12", H",. 18" OLD growth fir. 8po olal price this month. Sutlnfao tlou guaranteed. Charles Eoth, Camas Valley. BliASONEl) block, hard twood nt Bummer- prices, 0110 week only. Itobort TJomBlluid,. phone ll-F-5. OET your Trfod at Rosoburg Lunii ber- Co. Dry and- groon. lfldnob (WW 4:t00t. : . FOIl SALE 18" oak block wood. John Marks, phono G8F-I. Wider Immunization With Vaccine Aids Battle on Tick- Infection'. riNWCNA, Mont., Nov. 1 ( Al') (laliia iiRiiiimt the -"snourgo of the iiioiintaliiH" iireail. Rocky moun tain Himtlcd lever wore recorded iIiIb year. . . . A steadily dwindling iiuiiiliui of Infections and deaths In the area where I lie illxeaHc has ben most severe duriiiR the past dcrailh was shown todayln a. survey by the As sociated I'ress. ('lily one of nine slates Idaho reported more -deaths tills year than last and no'stato had nearly as many ratalUlcs rrnm the fever this ear as were reported for the year when the disease was most severe. . The principal reason fur llm de crease in Infections, health ailthcir Itle said, was Increased Immuniza tion with the spotted fever vaccine developed and manufactured by the l.niled Htiilcs public health service in its llumllton, Mont., lab oratory. - To dale thin year, the nine stales Included In (He survey New Mexico, Idaho, Colorado, Newida, IHah, Oregon. Wyoming, Wash ington and Montana hum had 171 cases of spotted fever 21 dealllH. In i'Jtf, the figures were 2: mid .",0. Oregon Victims rewer There were lour deaths In Ore- son this year compared with llc in I!i;l7. The slate bureau of public lieallh reported :17 cases this year against iH lust. -I'llllllc health . service nfllrials listed only :;hs cases In the United States last year after reports bud been received from eery slate hill Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Khode Island, Connecticut, Mlcbl- LOCKSMITH Paciflo Key Ser. 222 W. ObIc St UPHOLSTERING Gomes. Upholst. 604 Jack. Ph. 161. REFRIGERATION SERVICE G. Jonea, Phone 13a-r SHEET METAL WORK Slnnlger's, 444 N. Jackson SL TIRE RETREADING Healy'B, 131 N. Stephena; Phi. 104, TOWING Stephena Auto Co. 323 No. Mala 8L Phone 682-J. WELDING ILibg. Welding Works. 609 N. Main, WATCH REPAIRING Alvln Knuntaon, 103 N. Jackson St WHEEL ALIGNING Percy Croft 832 N. Jackaon, Phone 333. ' BEAUTY 8ALONS Paye'o Salon of Beauty. Complete bounty aervlce. Ph. 211. 126 W. ,.: Cbbb St. Pearl Rawboueer, Mgr, FENOER - BODY SERVICE Rose Oarage, Lane & Hose. Phone Alumni Will Be Welcomed Dec.. 4, 5, 6;. Mothers to Swell Loan Fund:' f TJNIVEMS1TY OP OREGON. En- gono, Nov. 1. TI10 greatest wol- eomo evoiv accorded to "old grnds"" will', bo received by thousands of 'University of Oregon alumni when they -arrive on the University of Oregon-campiiB for homecoming weck-ond November 4, 5 and 6. Oregon's traditional "hollo" snirlt will bo-revived this homecoming, dick vvatson, Meiltord, general ulinlrmnn, said. All trains will be mot by members of Skull and Dag ger, sophonioro men's service hon.: orary, and Kwamn, sophomore wo men's scrvico honorary, and tbo unl Vorslty bnntl. Pollowlug the arrival of tbo noon train Saturday a pa rade of alumni and students will bo 'led' down Willamette street to tbo University. OrW Battle Set. The main feature of homecoming, will bo tho grid game between Orogou and the scrappy University of Idaho eleven. Old grads and students will oln forces at the big rally and bonfire to bo held Friday' night. Tho tiuniml homecoming dance will bo Saturday evonlng with one of the country's outstand ing orchestras booked to furnish tho music. Mothers of University of Oregon students In nil parts of the stato will observe "all-Oregon days" No vember H, 9 and 10,-vhen piocueiU from a variety of events will bo Used to swell scholarship and lonn funds sponsored by tho Oregon Mothers organization, it Is an nounced by Mrs. C. H. Weston,. Portland, stntc president. Members of tho mothers' groups will on these days sponsor bridge ' parllos, teas, dessort parties or other social events. Each year tho dluh sponsors a scholarship valued at $300, awarded to a deserving boy ' Or girl. A consldcrablo sum is also added to tho revolving loan fund made available at the university . for emergency aid to students. Will Co to Corvallis W. It. Hi-own, of this city, plans to leavo I'Yiday for Corvallis to attend the ' O. S. C. Hails' day activities over the weekend mid to visit his son,- llnrtou; who is a senior in the school of forestry. gait, U isconslii. and Kansas. L. C. Peterson, slate bacteriolog ist for Idaho, blames "increased -virulence ot the infection" for the ; larger number of deaths lu that I stato this year. Dr. F. Cogswell, secretary of thu .Molilalia board of health, said the fact "residents aro more care ful when In areas known to be in- tested witli wood ticks (carriers of the discasel" has helped lo de crease the number of cases of the fever. Vaccine Available Itocky mountain spotted fever oeciiis in humans after the bite of the lick a hungry, brown para site that Inhabits the grasslands, loresls and shrubbery. Greatest dantter, health authorities roport, is during the spring and; summer, although Isolated cases 'of infec tion have been noted every mouth of the yeai'. . The vaccine used to Immunize ntntinst the disease Is produced by grinding Infested ticks, stcrlll.lng the produc iind nrocessing it, The Hamilton laboratory, directed by I'r. 11. it. l'nrker. the nation's tick fever expert, Is the only ono of Its kind In the country. It. was pre pared this year lo distribute en ough vaccine to immunize lOU.UUU persons. The vaccine Is provided by the government to physicians without charge. 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