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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBUG, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1939. U i i:- I I) ;1 I! ) I: t For Your Convenience Tbrac DdUfihia Ctt-inty Mtnrrs will tnke Wnt Ada for tbe hcwi-IUvltm CLLliJK'H MVIUvET Sutlif rlla STEAflNS & CIlE.NOWKTa Oakland STONAKiOU Dllir.3 CO. Vuela UcUONAI.U HTOUI3 KIkion IlKllAKll'S Umpqua GLIDK WTO HE Glide I. n. NICHOLS D rock war UOWBLL. NTOItB Trninlle D. R. HI CUT K II CO. Cnmaa Yallrr ELL.ISU KLL1SOX Dlllard UKVXOI.ll A ADAMS Myrtle Crrrk UUADSTIt HUT'S Kiddie bexm.m;ku'8 Canyonville Uli.VMAtiEH'S Glcndale DAYS CHEEK STOHB Day Creek The above tore tvlll accept adN and payment fur tliem. .Iimt tell the merchant lUted tiliovei "I mint tu put an ad In the KeiTM-ltevletT' and he will tnke care of all the detnlla lor sou. NEWS-REVIEW Classified Ads Phono 100 RATES First Insertion, per word 2c Each subsequent insertion per word lo One week, per word Co One month, per line .I1.00 Minimum charge 25o Copy tor this page will be ac cepted until 11 a. m. of the day of publication. The News-Review assumes no responsibility for and in no way guarantees the financial responsi bility or integrity of the advertis ers ia the classified columns. Headers are urged to make full in vestigation before sending money in response to advertisements. The News-Review reserves the right to reject objectionable adver tising. It further reserves the right to classify all advertising under the proper classification. FRECKLES AND HIS LOCAL BOYS FRECt-BS And LARD V McaooSEV SMITH WYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE i WHERE IS jCyea is AMAZED AS SHE WATCHES THE kJOiSY RABTy IN PEOGRESS BELOW. THEM. SEE THIS KID IN SUDDENLY, THE "COUNT AND AMOTHER. OF THE "GUESTS START FOC THE STAIRS t- i iii . tun i i . i i i i h 3 BOOTS ANQ HER BUDDIES WASH TUBBS : IS V0UMSTUB6&.V ii'' Q! ' WH.SPLEN01X.5AVEC --w-"jl ":' A .TO KAACBV ttii-'mifmi-tt J To get In touch with advertis ers giving as their address "Box bo and bo, care News-Review," it Is necessary to write them. The News-Review doesn't know who they are, either, , Livestock FOR SALE OR TRADE Five good young horses, broke to work. Floyd ,uud Virgil Smith, two miles southwest of Wilbur. FOR SALE Two young Jersey cows, just fresh. Thomas V. Hat field, Route 1, ttox 71, Koseburg. South Deer Creek. FOR SALE Fresli grade Jersey and Guernsey cows and heifers. J. L. Atkins, Riddle, Oregon. FOR SALE One good O. 1. C. boar, liuseubark Dros., Melrose Route. Phone GF13. WANTED Fat nogs and feeder pigs. J. A. .Rhoads, lUt! Reach SL, Ashland. W A N T E D Fat or winner cattle. Address liox 530, co News-Review. RA111RTS for sura. V. J. Briesen, Wilbur. 25 WEANER pig. P. P. Sullivan, Umpqua Park road. FOR SALE Young varmint dog. J. M. Ware, Brockway. Cold Storage Lockers. Owen's Mkt. Automobiles FOR SALE mti Chevrolet pick up, $:(Mi.oO. Shorty's Auto Wreck ing, north of city. . WILL trade or sell equity in Ford panel. P. O. Box SS4. '30 Lost and found LOST Saturday, package contain ing rose knit suit skirt and pair Scholia arches. Fimlyr return to 420 South Stephens. Reward. FRIENDS WRITE SONG Two MEMBERS OF SHADYSIDB'S FOOT BALL. TEAM TURNED SONG WRITERS OVER NIGHT AND SURPRISED EVEN THEMSELVES WITH THEIR ABILITY TO CREATE- A NEW POPULAR, TYPE SONG. FREC MCOOOSSY AND LARD SMITK ARE BEING CONGRAT ULATED FOR, THEIR. EXCELLENT WORK IT IS "THE FIRST ATTEMPT OF THE SORT FOR. pitups I Aer no FRFCE! tC . BUT RfiTM xkf SHE? I WANNA MILLION-POLUMe. PERSON.' J ii in i mi i ii fesffl ...... J w., l j .r .. CTv I Mil I I lTm.'l T( If T U ::.: HI I I I ' ' I I II L T Zl1 V I I V .- 1 JIV. I . J i fVtl J Di IKi VA.ct, AIO'.OVX-.. Hay and Grain FUR SALE Extra pood, first ami secomi cumng uiiuua, tu.uu, 515.00 per ton. H. M. Knapp, Cur den Valley, P. O. Wilbur. FOR SALE Altuitii hay, baled, first or second culling, $12 and $15. Henry Fa to. Days Creek. "OU SALE CiooU, bright, leaiy, second cutting alfalfa hay. R. S. Hutton, Wilbur, Oregon. FOR SALE Alfalfa hay in tie Creek. Reinick Fate. Alyr- Fuel FOR SALE Shed dry .second growth fir wood, round or split, $2.25 per tier,. 3-tiur lots. Prompt delivery. D. 11. Penman, lirock way. 12", 14", 16" ULdj growta fir. Spe cial price this month. Satisfac tion guaranteed. CharleB Roth, Camas Valley. GET your wcod at Rose burg Lum bar Co. Dry acid gioen. 16-inch and 4-foot TWO tier pitch for kindling. E. A. Woodcock, blacksmith. Work Wanted WANT EI J Work reliable num. Roseburg. -any Nate kind by Thomas, GIRL wants general housework. Box 025, c-o News-Review. POULTRY N EW HAM PS I I 1 li K y, by chicks day old am! week old. Shinu't Hatchery. WANTED White Leghorn hens. Roseburg Poultry Co. Wanted YOU need the cash wo need used farm machinery of all kinds. See us. Farm Machinery Exchange, 711 South Stephens street. All iO1 ToOV -V' VAiWA.'PPlKi' "VVb't "TK' CrKCE. A.N0 TWVS CA9TAIV) EAfiy, A TWO-FISTED 6OCK.A.O00. BOTH JOIVIIVIG THE COIAPAMV. EUfCtl 010 inwua nPitr.uTFD Of THtWN. 77LAPTA,IWE,W. PEE-UGHTE0, If AND ME A LOT OF MONEY, ) I-! A MEW CAR h& mom and if it Does fes a -silver, fox pur. m. OH, BOY- WHAT I'LL DO ---A SEASON f-W& t FDR. 'You J Ticket TO THE BgiijJ 13 fVrr . V ' ) OPERA A T 1 MfrraJ38SM -?:hr n PLEASE BE QUIET-J OH-HO.' THE f HOW'S ABOUT f LAV OFF TH' DAME, (MYAAl WHERE POLLY'S ASLEEP f KID'S NURSE, COMIM1 DOWWTO LUG -WE COME UP I Cc7An 7k. VOU.? 1-1'M WTfTfr" EHl AIN'T OUR LITTLE I T'SEE TH' KID-TSEe) WASiv, R SOXEDfjF 1 EUGHtED, r or iHtwv. j7 -7S " For Sale Miscellaneous FOR SALE Building material of all description. Bricks, roofing, dimension lumber, all sizes, in terior trim, windows, doors, floor ing, etc. Anything you may need for remodeling or constructing new buildings. Apply old sol dier's home grounds in West Roseburg, ANOTHER truck load of southern 'California's finest citrus fruit located at city limits on north highway 9!). PRODUCE TRUCK has sweet oranges $1.50 PER BOX. S0c A HALF. Lemons, 1c each. LARGE GRAPEFRUIT, 30c dozen. s GLASS, GLAS6- 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. TO WATKINS CUSTOMERS On account of 111 health 1 will not cull. You may obtain Watkins products at 1231 Umpqua avenue the same as usual. ICE CREAM Vanilla quart, 25c. Piuts (any flavor), 15c. SULLI VAN'S CAFE, Porkius Bldg., 211 West Cass street. NEW G. E. touch tuning, ten-tube, console radio. Cost $159.50, sell for $75.00 cash. 101S N. Jackson street. " FOlt SALE Car tractor, good con dition. See .Mrs. George Winston, near Evergreen grange hall. FDR SALE 7 weaner pigs, milk cow, spring iooth barrow. Ump qua Valley Auction Co. Delicious homemade pies. Sulli van's Cafe. 211 W. Cass street. 12-FOOT glass show case. Two shelves, $20. Grimm's Grocery. Chiropractor Scientific equipment. NCM & X-Ray. Dr. Scofleld, Perkins Hid. Her Heart Desires Take That! .hist Willie's Wav OV-VW .ILA VJFSVA OOHM WIU.I DO ? t Crafty Mr. Splendix ( REMARKABLE LMf, J. P. I CuBT AC limine ruciii V GO FAB. VES. 1MDEED. AMO. I BV THE WAV, HERE'S A LOfl OP BUSIWE4S THAT PILED , UP VWWL.E VOU WERE AVJAY. , 7 AwAY. . Rentals FOR RENT Furnished 5-room apartment. All new, modern fur-' uttnre. Electric refrigerator, range and furnace. See .Mr. R. Reed at Montgomery Ward. FURNISHED ROOM, steam heat, bath, also garage. Bell Building, 122 South Jackson, opposite Hunt's Indian theatre. FOR RENT Furnished 5-room du plex, -111 East Douglas. Inquire Mrs. Falbe. APARTMENTS tor lent. Steam heat. Hot and cold water. DOUG LAS HOTEL. FURNISH ED front apartment, bed room, private bath. 112 Brock way street. GROUND floor apt. for couple. See Mrs. Strange at antique shop. Kohlhagen Apartments. Strictly modern. Phono 550. STEAM HEATED bedrooms for rent. Phone 771. BOARD and room. 133 N. Flint. Help Wanted RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call on farmers In Douglas county. No experience or capital required. Steady work. Make up to S12 a day. FU11ST & THOM AS, -I2U 3rd street, Oakland, Calif. FREE PARTICULARS about big paying local coffee routes mailed on request. Earn up to $35 first week,. Full or part time. Trial of fer. ZANOL, ltftiL Poplar, Dak land, Cal. WANTED Elderly man on farm. Box 51,7, c-o News-Review. Dentistry DR. O. W. Uanmafl, Ued. A. Rld By Ray Thompson and Charles Coll Rv F.rlfxar Marfin Art' VKvAftttrt Til V K ' I I uir-l.n T'Tr FW IVJt 1 m HY AH.IUST LEAME THE kAN0R ITENkS TO WE 3. P. THESE FIMEVOUNG MEN, FOR INSTANCE WHY, 10 BE PEE-LIGHTEO TO TAKE THEM . IN CHARGE. WW v t . r- I I 3in: 1 I'LL BE 6WAW1PEO FOB WEEKS. V 1 G( if' Jm . Real Estate ATTENTION FARMERS I will be at the Umpqua hotel, Roseburg, Oregon, from 3:00 p. in. until 9:oo p. m. February IStu, tor the purpose of discussing farm sales. Easy terms, very reason able Interest rates, liberal con tract. Roy W. Nelson, Field Rep resentative, Union Central Life Insurance Co. WANTED to lease, with option to buy diversified ranch, about 100 A. Part good bottom land. Near high school. Good improvements, good road. Give price for cash. Will buy slock and equipment. Box 529, c-o News-Review. FOR SALE 30 acres, beautifully located on South Umpqua river, I1! miles south of Roseburg. For particulars, write Fred Runner, P. O. Box 32. Sausalito, Calif. FEDERAL Land Bans farms. In quire at the National Farm Loan office, Douglas Co. Abstract Co. Bldg., Roseburg. FOR SALE Four lots with build ings, $300.00. Edeuliowor. Dan Whitsett. FOR SALE 250-acro ranch. Big sacrifice. Box 52S, c-o News-Review. Miscellaneoux PUltLIC card party by auxiliary, V. F. W. Thursday night, S o'clock, February 111. Refresh ments. Prizes. MILK, graue a pasteurised or raw. Delivered dally. Umpqua Dairy Phone 88. Roaeburg By-Producu Co., phone 62-F-12. ARUNDEL Piano uiner. Ph. 1S9-L In Town Saturday Frank Stra der, of Oak creek, who suffered a fractured leg a couple of weeks ago, was able lo ho In town on business Saturday. By Merrill Blosser and Just in I CASE ALL. THAT MAKES 'YOU TOO UPPITY, I'LL BUY YOU A BRAND NEW washboard; - . . kic '.ir- -rnn.. --. . - I PVMt vOVOOT PtTOVAOKi ? TO T.V X tS: "rN; V.OV -ttO ,VMO- 1T" Sfk SEBVICC. INC. T. M. fiEG. U. 9. By Roy Crane AH.VES, THANKS. OLO CHAP! THANHS A MILLION BOVS, VOU EE NOW UUvER THE DIRECT PEESOWAL SUPER- V11S10U OF MC.SPLENOW, SENECAL MANAGER. (OUR 1 .in iwn EXPERT SERVICE When There's Something Yeu Want Dona SEE AM EXPERT The firms and individuals listed below specialize in their work. See them for expert services. You should profit by their help. ANTIQUES The StriuiKo Shop. 10ii S. Main St. AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE W. 1L Brown, 121 N. Steph. Ph. 104. AUTO REPAIRING Alba Spnugh's Unruea. 234 V. Oak atruet. Phone 303. Uurtloy & Funchor, 125 No. Rose. Ph. 43S. BLACKSMITH E. E. Woodcock, 515 N. Main. CAR WASHING Al Newman, 121 N. Stephens EL RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING Roseburg Electric. Phone 123. FLUE CLEANING J. C. Rowley, phono 153. GENERAL SAW. FILING Howard Caseboor. 645 Fowler SL LOCKSMITH Pacific Key Ser. 222 W. Oak SL WASHINGTON, Feb! 13. (AP) 'Hie bureau o! agricultural eco nomics predicts .that American wool producers would find more fa vorable markets in tho scitHon op ening April 1 than prevailed a year ago. Factors Lending to strengthen lite nuirUets, the bureau said, included u higher rate of wool consumption and proKpcclu for materially smaller surplus stocks. Tho bureau said domestic -prices had 'advanced considerably iu re cent mouths, whilo world prices had declined. 11 said unless foreign prices ad vanced, prices In this country could not rise much from present levels without attracting larger Imports. lumoi'ts iu I'.KIS totaled 31.11110.0110 pounds, tho bureau said, compared Willi ino.000,000 in 1037. Domestic mill conNumplloToT ap parel wool In November and De cember was said to have been the largest Bllico Murch 1!I37. GRANT FOR OREGON PRICE DATA O. K.'D WASHINGTON, Fob. 13. (AP) The WI'A announced presiden tial approval of a jaii.riUti grunt for u stute-wide tabulation and cata logue 'of data on the prices of ap ple's and other fruits aud live stock In Oregon. CAMAS VALLEY Mrs. I'lilllp Wlilseiihunt and In funt son were brought homo from the Hoseliurg hospital in tliu urn- J. H. LEONQ 32 Years Experience Hold Everything! .... infiMFii mi- 1,111, mil sue Willi I DC 3 so snooty when she finds out Hirer pucking houses urc i. bidding for her!" - - UPHOLSTERING Gomes Uphl. & Matt. Shop. Ph. 161, REFRIGERATION SERVICE' E. C. Jones. Phone 139-L. SHEET METAL WORK Slnniger's, 444 N... Jackson SL TIRE RETREADING Healy's, 121 N. Stephens. Ph. 104, TOWING Stephous Auto Co. 323 No. Mala St. Phone 682-J. I WELDING Rsbg. Welding Works, 609 N. Main, WATCH .REPAIRING Alvln Knudtson, 103 N. Jackson St, BEAUTY SALONS Fuyo's Salon of Boauty. Complete boauty service. Ph. 211. 125 W, Cass St. Pearl Rawhouser, Mgr, Allison's Beauty Shop. Phono 384. PAINTING KALSOMININQ lleruiuu Schulze. Phone 2F41. bulnnco Wednesday afternoon. Both mother and baby aro doing nicely! A number of young peoplo fwmi the valley mid some from other communities where tliero is not much snow, have been enjoying, coasting aud skiing during tho week. j Miss Betty Purrott spout Sunday! and Monday in Roseburg us the: guest of Miss Ruth renters. i Mr. and. Airs. Hurry Purrott, Mrj and Mrs. Dick Bung's and small daughter, Dorothy Ann, Harold Dick ami Warren Dick- nil ' camti' from Kcottsliurg Wednesday: to stay; hero with relatives for a few days; Tho logging camp'- where tho meii work closed, for the rest . of tlnj week due to the bad storm. They; report very littlo snow thero how evor. ' , Mrs. George Denn and Infant son wenL to Roseburg Wednesday tu visit friends for ii few days. George Jr. Is staying with his. grandmother, Mrs. Lena Denn, dur ing Ills mother's absence. Miss Betty Purrott left on tho stage Thursday noon for Happy Valley whore slio will bo the housa guest of Mr. and Mrs.. Telford lot the remainder of the week. TO-DAY'S 1937 PONTIAC ' DELUXE COUPE Thin t'jir (run hiintly ho luld from new. l-iput lewa liiKidc ami out. A-l ruliln-r, Nleu rnillu ti lid hciiU-r, Vut y luw tcoC iniK-iiKo iJDO "SI" DILLARD MOTOR COMPANY Yick So Herb Co. Our nnturnl remedies will give you the satisfaction in case others failed you be fore. Remedies for stomach, liver, kidneys, bladder, rheumatism, piles, glands, urinnry, eczema, ulcer of stom ach to avoid operation. Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. daily . Kohlhagen Bldg. 132 North Jackson St., Roseburg, Oregon corn m ura 8cvKt. twe. lAsdj h.