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    ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBUG, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1939.
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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
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AMOTHER.
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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.
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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
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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&
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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
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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
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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
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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;
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THANHS A MILLION BOVS,
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When There's Something Yeu Want Dona
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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
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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
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