ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG; OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1939.
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Help Wanted
MAN WANTED Listen to Radio
Station KGW. Portland (62U on
the dial) 7:15 each Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday morning, ex
plaining excellent opportunity for
men between 25 and CO especial
ly men over 40 to cull on farm
or city trade and earn a good
steady cash income. Mighty at
tractive proposition. Extensive
radio advertising creating big de
mand for McC'ounon Products.
No investment in stock required
you pay when sold. Pleasant
work. No layoffs. Must have car.
Write for full particulars, Mc
Connon and Company, Dept.
11-270, Winona, Minnesota.
ABLE MAN to distribute samples,
handle Coffee Route. Up to $45
first week. Automobile given as
bonus. Write MILLS, 1601 Pop
lar, Oakland. Cul.
Livestock
FOR SALE One mare, twelve
years old, weight about thirteen
hundred pounds. Price thirty-five
dollars. Walter Gregory, Myrtle
Creek.
.WANTED Will buy boiler or fat
lambs, also young breeding ewes.
PHIL1PP1 AND HOUR, phone
2SC-J or leave word at Grand
Hotel.
WANTED Weauer and feeder
pigs, also springer heifers from
good dairy stock. J. A. Uhoads,
490 Uracil St., Ashland.
WANTED 25 ewes. Good cow to
sell or trade for ewes. Old
horses wanted. F. E. Bullock,
- Kellugg, Oregon.
TOR SALE One team 1 Duo-pound
,' horses, or trade for tractor.
Georgo Stone, Fox Farm, Glide,
Ore.
FOR SALE One hundred mixed
Angora goatH. Price right. P.
O.- liox 401, Roscburg.
FOR SALE Young varmint
J. M. Ware. Brockway.
dog.
FRECKLES AND HIS
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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 they are, either.
FOR SALE Bay mare, good condi
tion, gentle, work siugle or
double or ride, 1500 pounds.
Forced to cell $35.00. Box DOG,
c-o News-Review.
SALE or trade 1 mare wiih foal.
Weight 15C0. Phono 1F5. Cliilou
A gee.
FOR SALE 14 weanling pigs, 8
weeks old. E. L. Watson, Route 1,
Box 23.
FOR SALE Jersey-Guornsey heif
er, milkiug. Cheap. John Hess,
Green.
GUERNSEY bull wanted, about
two years old. Write P. O. Box
935.
25 WEANER pigs. P. P. Sullivan,
Umpqua Park road.
. OCKER SPANIELS. Phono 3S6-J.
Fuel
12", 14". 18" OLD growtn (Ir. Spe
cial price this month. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Charles Both,
Camas Valley.
GET your wiod at Roscburg Lum
ber Co. Dry and green. 16-lnch
and 4-foot
FOR SALE 16" oak block wood.
John Marks, phone 5SF4.
Automobiles
FOR 'SALE Good model A Ford
car in good shape and vlth li
cense or will trade for a good
horse, li. Melton. Route 1, Hox 19.
FOR SALE '35 Dodgo coupe and
'37 Chovrolot coupe. Phone 707-J.
Chiropractor
Scientific equipment. NCM & X Ray.
Dr Sooflnld. Perkins Bids.
FRIENDS
THESE OLD TRUMK.
SUSPEC WAT THEV
CONTAM.
Rental
REDECORATED stucco house. Oil
heater, electric range ' and ' hot
water heater. Cement basement.
$20.00. 4 ROOM frame reduce
- rated, $15.00. (ID-ACRE ranch, i
mile city limits. See owner, Lon
nie Deun, 915 East Second street,
back of Union Oil Plant, North
Roseburg.
FOR RENT West Roseburg. 6
room home. 3 bedrooms. Bath.
Garage. Outbuildiugs. Garden and
fruit trees. $15.00. G. W. Young
& Son, 2U5 W. Cuss St. Phono
417:
A WELL furnished house, electric
' range, oil heater, overstuffed fur
niture. Inquire S10 North Jack
son. Phone 356-L.
'moDFUN five-room house, newly
(lecoia.-.ed, well ruruished. elec
tric equipped. Inquire C. W. All
drus, Riverside.
FURNISHED apartment with two
bedrooms. Furnace heated. New.
Modern. 630 E. Douglas.
3-ROOM furnished apartment.
Lights. Garage. $15.00. Adults.
Inquire 520 Stepheuu.
SMALL apt. for working girls or
cuupie. aee Airs, strange at
antique shop. .
2-ROO.M apartments. Close in. Call
afternoons, 3-5 o'clock. 112 W.
Douglas.
CLOSE IN. Two-room downstairs
apartment. 3o2 West Wasliing-
KOHLHAQEN A PAKTM ENTS
Strictly modern. Phone 650.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. Phone
12. 421 Floed streot.
UNFURNISHED house.
Lumber & Fuel Co.
Page
2-ROOM furnished npartment. 112
iHocKway.
HOME in country, electricity 112
Brockway.
NOW CALL THE AIRPORT. V
TELL DAWSOU TO LEAVE J
NO STONE UPTURNED TO
ASSURE AW SAFETV.
FOR RENT 5-roora furnished j
home. Garage. Poultry house.
, Several lots. Garden spot. $20 per
mo. 5-room unfurnished house.
Garage. $10.00. G. W. Young &
Sou. 205 W. Cass St. Phono 417.
FURNISHED housekeeping room.
Lights, water. $6.50. 828 Hamil
ton street.
tot Sale Miscellaneoua
GLASS, GLASS it In need of
glass for your car come In.' We
cut and grind to the right size
at Sarff's Auto Wrecking House,
623 North Main Street. - . -.
FOIL .SALE Good seasoned .red
cedar, 7-ft. felico posts, 10c each,
delivered in lots of 100 or 111019.
11. C. Kelley, Box 125, Camas
Valley, Oregon.
' Miscellaneous
HATCHING doue here Will take
eggs in trade. Also Jersey sire
11 years old, serviceable (Bone
brake stock). Arthur Walleu,
Roseburg, Oregon. Highway 99,
Routo 2, Box 114.
MILK, grade a pauicunzefl or raw.
Delivered daily. Umpqua Dairy
Phone 88. ,i
Roseburg By-products Co., phone
62-F-12.
ARUNDEL Piano tuner. Pb,- 189-U
Financial
WANTED $2,000 loan on real
property, first mortgage. Bos
505, c-o News-Uoview.
Personal
.MADAM FAY Palmist and advis
or on all affairs of life. Confiden
tial reudiug. 1 to 9 p. m. Camp
View, Cottage 25.
Hay and Grain
FOR SALE uaied on. and vetch
hay. T. E. Duucau. phone 14-F-2.
KOU SALK 50 tons baled grain
hay at Krogel ranch, Dixonvillc,
OKiVX . TVe
AW WOVM THE DlS6USEi
60VERWJAEMT FALL ! w
I, ADOLFO DE LA CUCAOACHA, WEETH
56,000,000 ttVJ
FOR SALE Clean baled alfalfa
hay, $13 ton. Ronald Hurst, Myr
tle Creek.
FOR SALE Good alfalfa
Bromps, Curry Estate.
bay.
Wanted
WANTED 2 copies National Geo
graphic One November, 1937,
ami one December. 1937. Rose
burg Public Library.
WANTED A sei-oud-haud aewing
niachino. Slate make, price, con
dition and age. Box 6ti, (Junius
.. Valley, Oregon. .
WANTED Rido to Eureka, Cali
fornia. Share, expenses. South
End Texaco Service Station.
WANTED Used rural telephone.
Box 504, c-o News-Review.
WANTED Used drag saw.
old Powell, Umpqua. .
Real Estate
FOR SALE li-room homo. Celled.
Good plumbing. 5 lots on paving.
Sacrifice for cash sale. If Intor
VesLed in a real bargalu sue Roy
) Young. G. W. Young & Sou, 206
W. Cass St. Phone -117.
TRADE for equipped ranch suit
able for stock, good income prop
erty, new modern homo and
small business. No hard work.
All clear. Glvo details first let
ter. L. W. Tamo, Talent, Oregon.
FEDERAL Lana Bank larma. In
quire at the National Farm Loan
ofrco, Douglas Co. Abstract Co.
Bldg., Roseburg.
FOR SALE Three good, level
lots. Dun VVhltsett, Edenbowcr.
Work Wanted
HEMSTITCHING, buttons, buckles
covered. Dressmaking. Apron
Shop, 2110 N. Stephens.
Dentistry
fR O. W. li am hart, Med. A. Rid
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LASH SOUT
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Damage Estimates Run Up
to $100,000; Barricades
Now Shield Beach.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 7. (AP)
Sandbag barricades spotted the
shore of the Pacific from San
Diego to Santa Barbara today, us
beach residents feared additional
losses from a combination of high
tides and tremendous swells stir
red up by a storm at sea.
Estimates of damage in various
communities ran as high as $100.
000, with several houses reported
washed away, dozens of others
flooded and damaged, luterurban
street car tracks washed out, piers
battered and dobris piled high on
the sand.
In Hermosa Beach, salt water
oovered ocean front blocks and
fish swam in a street a block away
from the ocean. Tides approach
ing seven feet, but slightly lower
l him those of the past two duys,
were due today. Ten blocks of
the strand was under wator.
Long Boach reported extensive
damage to bench houses, with a
possible loss of $50,000. yuulflu
Electric railway tracks were wash
ed out between Huntington and
Sunset beaches, and streots of
Newport beach were under water
In places.
In San -Ciego comity, several
houses In the Mission and Ocean
beach districts were washed away
and many others had boon eva
cuated. Houses south of Santa
Barbara likewise were damaged.
Near Santa Monica, u wind flat
tened the heavy swells aud dam
age was confined to debris strewn
along the beach.
Fifteen passengers aooard the
liner Lurtine, which put In at Los
Angeles harbor en route from San
Francisco to Honolulu, were injur
eU when GO -tout wuves butlored tho
ship, tilting It ut one time at u
28-degree angle.
By Merrill Blosser
Just plain
DRUM AND SNARE !
amd i'll, quit
this outfit the
First time you
lift your nose
and call. them
percussion;
By Edgar Martin
6AX1L'M the
By Roy Crane
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sots
EXPERT SERVICE
Whan Tkin'a Somtthlng YM Wfnt Dom
EE AH EXPERT
Th flrmt ana Individuals IliUtj balow apaclallia In thalr wor.
8aa thorn (or axpart aarvleca. rU ahoul profit by thalr halp.
ANTIQUES
Tha Strange Shop. Ill 8. Main St
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
W. & Brown, 111 N. Staph. Ph. 104.
AUTO REPAIRING)
Alba 8paugii a Oarage, m W, Pak
traoL Fboaa 0.
Bsrtley A randier, 121 No. Hole.
Ph. 438.
BLACKSMITH
H. E. Woodcock, 615 N. Main.
CAR WASHING
Al Newman, 121 N. Stephens 9L
RADIO REPAIRING
RADIO ELECTHIOAL REPAIRING
Boseburg Eleotrio, phone 123.
FLUE CLEAUNQ
J. 0. Bewley. Phone 163.'
GENERAL 8AW FILING
Howard Oaeebeer, 645 Fowler St
LOCKSMITH
Pacirio Key Ser. 222 W. Oak SI
IMPOUNDED
lly authority of the Douglas
County Control Commission, tho
following dosiTibod doK bus beon
impoiindod aud if uot claimed with
in IS hours from tho hour fixed bo
low will bo sold or killed us pro
vided by law:
Largo wbito und, tun bub-tallccl
torrler typo. Picked up noar'Uixoii
Vlllo. .. . i, 7
TOM ,rW'"l'CUElt. Entorcomeiit'
Officer January I), 1929. 6:00 p. m;
! ' REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE : '
Farmers Security Bank
At Yoncalla, County of Douglas, Oregon, at cIobc of business .
December 31, 1938 v . i
HESOUHCES
Loans and discounts ( 59,81;7G
Ovordrutls , '42.U-1 '
United Statos Ouverauieut obligations, direct undor fully
guaranteed 83,600.0a
Other bunds, stocks mid securities 40,013.63
Cash and due from bunks .'. 61,060.24
Total llesourcea ' $195,136.28
LlAUILlTlliS
Demand PonositB:
(a) Of Individuals, copurtucvshlus, corpora
tions, otc. ..::.:::........:.......... '. 117.110.28 '
(Ii) Of state, county, uiiinldimllUcu, utc 21, 162.60
i Total duuinnd deposUs $138,572.71
Time Deposits: '
(it) Of individuals, conurtiicrslilim, corpora-
linns, etc 18.901.(1.1
(b). Of tulo, county, municipalities, utc. ... 1,826.00
Total tlmo deposits
Capital Accouut:
Capital $ 25.000.00
BurpliiB 6,000.00
Undivided profits, uot (If a deficit so Indicate
by ) 3,333.47
Heserves .. 2,500.00
. '.. '
" ' Total capital account (lucludus f 3, 600.00
capital debentures undor
1-1
Total llubllllles
MISMOIiANDUM: Loans and luvoKtinents pludged:
U. S. Oovorninont. obligations, direct andor fully guar
anteed ; j 6,000.00
Other bonds, stocks und securities '4.000.00
Tolul pledged excluding iDdlscounts $ 9,000.00
Tplnl llaliilllies secured by the pledge of loans undor
investments l 6,251.95
STATIC OK OUIOtiON, COUNTY OK IMJUdLA.H. ss:
I, A. L. I.uhhwoII, cashier of tlig above-named bank, do solemnly
!. wciir that the abovo Htalement Is true to tho best of my kuowlodgo uud
bHlief. A. L. LASSWELL, Cashier.
Subscribed uud awurn to before j
no this Uth day of January, 1939. COHIIKOT Attest:
(Seal) OTIH A. SNOOK, JHSS.lt. LASSWELL,
Notary Public for Oregon. My i J. S. LASSWELL,
soiiiuiIshIou expires Muy 24, 1939. i Directors.
Hold Everything
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I-? CC U 8V StA EBV1.t. rC.
"After 50 years of cxperitnenlint', wc litiully busted au
ulom and now wc eun'l iind the picccsl'' '
UPHOL8TERING
Gomea Uphl. Sf Matt. Shop. Ph, 161.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE '
O. 0. Jonea, Phone 1U-U
SHEET METAL WORK
Slnnlger'a, 444 N. Jackson SL
TIRS RETREADING
HetJy's, 131 N. Stephens. Ph. 104.
TOWING
Stephens Auto Co. 133 No. Mai'
St. Phone 682-J.
WELDING
IL.bg. Welding Works. 609 N. Main.'
WATCH REPAIRING
Alvln Knuauon, 103 N. Jackson St -
BEAUTY SALONS
Fayo's Salon of Beauty. Complete
beauty service. Ph. 211. 125 W,
Cass SL Pearl Rawhouser, Mgr.'
PAINTING KALSOMINING .J
Herman Schulzo. Phone 2F41.
The first road shoot asphalt
pavement in America was laid ln'
Newark, N. J.. In 1S70, by Prof. E. '
J. Smedt, a Holglun chemist.
DON'T PASS ON A
BLIND CURVE
-, You're - '
'Flirting wlth Faf e'
S 20,729.00
borrowings) $ 35,833.17
..$195,135.28
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