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    ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBUG, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1939.
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who they are, either.
Livestock
WANTED Within next two
weeks, 200 head of pigs, weigh'
ing from 40 to 75 pounds. J. A.
Hboads, Days Creek.
FOR SALE One O. I. C. boar, 9
months old. Also 2 young sows,
bred. P. P. Sullivan, Umpqua
park road.
FOR SALE flood Jersey cow,
freshen soon. Third calf. Mrs. E.
Lindhe, Sutherlin.
FOR SALE Young Jersey cow.
Will freshen soon. W. G. Paul, S.
Deer creek.
WANTED Fat hogs and feeder
pigs. J. A. Rhoads, 18C Beach
St., Ashland.
WILL give away female fox terrier.
House pet. 223 E. Lane, evenings.
YOUNG Jersey milk cow and calf
for sale. Deer Park Inn.
WANTED Dressed hogs aud veal.
RoBeburg Poultry Co.
FOR SALE 8 woaner pigs. M.
Norris, Dillard.
Cold Storage Lockers. Owen's Mkt.
Help Wanted
WANTED stilesman with tiro ex
perience for outside selling. Must
huve references as to ubiltty
ami honesty. Call 79a for ap
pointment. 535 PER week for hustler with car.
handle established route busi
ness, start immediately. Write P.
Oj Box 261, Oakland, California.
WANTED Experienced electric
appliance salesman. Call in per
son. Montgomery Ward Co.
FRIENDS
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For Sale MuceHaneout
AUCTION MONDAY. February 27.
at Kugle and Schricker Auction
Market on Highway 99, north of
Koseburg, consisting of 15
horses, ranging from 6 to 12
years, all good workers. These
horses are consigned by Tim
Dery. He has sold horses at dif
ferent times at Roseburg the
past 8 years. All horses guaran
teed aa represented. There will
bo 60 to 70 head of weanur pigs
and shouts, brood bows. One ex
tra good Duroo Jersey boar.
Cows Rhode Island Red chick
ens currots prunes, turnips,
potatoes, cabbage. Some farm
machinery and furniture. Bring
In what you have to sell. We will
have buyers for anything of val
ue. Make this your market. If we
satisfy you will sell here again.
Sale starts at 11:30. Lunch serv
ed at Market. Barnes and
Schricker, Auctioneers.
FOR SALE Olympio wood or coal
range, almost new, in first class
condition. Extra large fire box.
Price $45.00. Inquire Alba
Spaugh's garage or phone 1G3-J.
GLASS, GLASS If in need of
glass for your car come in. We
cut and grind to the right size
at Sarff'a Auto Wrecking House,
523 North Main Street.
MOLD your figure In the modern
mode. Katherine-K foundation
garments. Mrs. Ellen Gurnee,
phone 717 for appointments ,f
FOR SALE Building lumber,
wholesale prices. Also 16-18 inch
mill wood, $3.50 a load. Come
and got it. Dillard Planing Mill.
ICE CREAM V untlla quart, 25c.
Pints (any flavor), 15c. SULLI
VAN'S CAFE, Perkins Bldg.. 211
West Cass street.
FOR SALE 12-foot . glass show
case, or will trade for G-foot
case. Grimm's Grocery.
Delicious homemade pies. Sulli
van's Cafe. 211 W. Cuss street.
ITS JUST LARGE EMOU&H TO M
YET URSA COULDM'T BE.
THAT FOSSIBILIT.'
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DELCO plant, heavy marine bat
4 teries. Excellent condition. Cost
$700, sacrifice bargain, 7.. h. E.
Thompson, Umpqua.
USED davenports and chairs. Mon
arch ranges, electric ranges, di-
1 nette set, bedroom set, rockers.
Josse Furniture Co.
NEW trailer house, complete with
built-ins, two beds, electricity,
stove. 437 No. Rose.
JAMESWAY brooder, nearly new.
Will take $14.50. A. E. Davison,
Oakland,' Oregon.
SHAKES, several M, priced for
quick sale. Lyle E. Robertson,
Ten mile, Oregon.
Miscellanoou
IN M Y remodeled convalescence
home, on a beautiful spot near
the Coast highway in Reedsport,
Oregon, I will have room for 4
aged, bedridden lady patients aft
er March 12. Best of care. Refer
ences. $50.00 per month. Please
write Mrs. G. Miller, Reedsport,
Oregon.
BOS WELL Mineral Springs Hotel,
now open under new manage
ment. Now is the time to take
those mineral baths you have
been wanting. Winter rates, now
only fifteen dollars per week for
board, room and bath. Mineral
baths per week $2.50. Rooms
per week $3.00 and up. Mrs.
Emily Ward, manager.
MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw.
Delivered duily. Umpqua Dairy.
Phone 3S.
Roseburg By-Products Co.,
phono
Wanted
SADDLE pony for children. State
age, weight and price. Must be
gentle. Write Box No. 539, c-o
News-Review.
Dentistry
Dr G. W. Marshall, Med. A. Bldg,
The Band Is Worried
Now, what4
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Catching Up on News
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Rental
MRS. ALMA MONTGOMERY is
opening the John Hunter home
for a first class boarding bouse.
Pleasant surrouudings. Good
home-cooked meats. Mouls only if
desired. 3l!9 W. Mosber.
3-ROOM furnished house aud 3
, room furnished apartment. Un
furnished houses and cabins. Call
at 320 W. Cass.
FURNISHED bungalow 3 rooms,
batii and garage. Near soldiers'
home. Wayside Shop.
NICELY furnished 5-room house.
Close to Rose school. Phone
4SF2.
FOR RENT Furnished 5-room du
plex. 411 East Douglas., Phone
179-R .
SMALL house, $12 per mouth. 314
So. Stephens St. Coen Lumber
Co.
Kohlhagen Apartments,
modern. Phone 550.
Strictly
5-ROOM house, newly remodeled.
$18.00. 1035 W. First St.
COZY 2-room apartment, furnished.
806 Winchester.
FURNISHED 2-room apartment.
112 Brock way.
NINE-KOO.M house, closo In.
661-L.
'hono
POULTRY
FOR SALE or let on shares to re
sponsible parly 10 extra fine
turkey hens, gobbler. D. B.
Boone.
FOR SALE White Leghorn baby
cockerels, February 21 and 25.
Phono 17F3. Gcorgo W. BuiL
BARRED Rock breeding cockerels.
Phone Watzig Hatchery. 710-J.
VERY old and started chicks at
Watzig Hatchery. 710-J.
By Ray Thompson and Charles Coll
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Real Eitate
FOR SALE Two ranches, Look
ingglass valley. Good buildings.
Orchards. Suitable chicken rais
ing. Sacrifice. Write P. O. Box
413, Roseburg.
FEDERAL Land Bank farms. In
quire at the National Farm Loan
office, Douglas Co. Abstract Co.
Bldg., Roseburg.
WILL sell Ideal camp ground lo
cution In Roseburg at reasonable
price. Answor Box 540, c-o News
Review. FOR high class dairy farms and
sheep ranches. See J. S. Barton,
Realtor, Coquille, Oregon.
Fuel
12", 14", 10", OLD growth fir. Spc
. clul prlco this month. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Charles Roth,
Camas Valley.
GET your wood at Roseburg Lum
ber Co. Dry and greon, 16-lncb
and 4-foot.
FOR SALE Cloar, old growth fir
wood. Inquire Airs. Bukcr, Camas
Valley. . - i
Automobiles
OLDSMOniLIC Good running cou-
III Ion for JG0.ni). at tho Rose
burg Ganigo. 1
Hay and Grain
FINK stem, leafy; green! . second!
and third cutting alfoilfa. . A. H.
Marsh, Wilbur-Garden Valley
. road, Rosoburg.
GOOD oatB and vetch, also grass
and peavine .bnled hay. Rowe,
highway, mile north Wilbur. .
Business Opportunities
TANNERY" and Taxidermy for sale.
Fully equipped. ami mast bo s;dd
ut a sacrifice; -Douglas Creditors
Association, Roseburg, Ore.
, By Merrill Blosser
LlSTfelsl , GANrf-.-
I.eOTAM IDSAA
BEAUTIFUL IDEA
IT&. SO BEAUTIPUli, .
IF IT HAD LEGS IT
COULD POSE FOB.
STOCKINS ADS '
H6P.B IT IS
MEAMWHILE.OUTSlOe 7MB CHRUH ESTATB,
JACK SPIES A 1RUCH ABOUT TOTURM IN
TO 7HB SE&VICE EWTOAHCE.... .
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By Edgar Martin
OR. HENOD
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By Roy Crane
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EXPERT SERVICE
When There's Something You Want Done
. . SEE AN EXPERT
The firms and Individuals listed below specialize In their work.
See them for expert services. You should profit by their help.
ANTIQUES
The Strange Shop. 106 S. Main St.
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
W. R. Brown, 121 N. Stepb. Ph. 104.
AUTO REPAIRING
Alba Spaugh's Garage. 234 W. Oak
street Phone 303. -
Bartley & Fancher, 125 No. Rose.
Ph. 438.
BLACKSMITH
E. E. Woodcock, S15 N. Main.
CAR WASHING
Al Ne-4-man, 121 N. Stiyfhens St.
RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING
Roseburg Electric. ., Fhone 123.
FLUE CLEANING
J. C. Bewley. Phone 163.
GENERAL SAW PILING
Howard Casebeor, 646 Fowler St.
LOCKSMITH
Pacific Key Ser. 222- W. Oak St
RADIO SERVICING
Lund's Radio Service. Phone 132-J.
Work Wanted
GENERAL office work. Kfflclent
girl, accurate typist. Locnt refer
" eiiceB. Box 511. c-o News-Review.
PAINTING, paper hanging,, deco
. rating. Will .take livestock , and
poultry. E. Q. Grlffitl), Elkton.
Trade
'31 PONTIAC Kediin, for hayi grain
oi' cash. J. Dobholaore, Route 2,
Box 84.-..; . , ..... . v ....
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Gnropractor
Sclontifio equipment, NCM & X-Ray.
Pn Scofleld, Porklus bldg.
Hnslclonls or ' llosolniiK" amt i vi
cinity will have un oportunily
riMii-sduv ii mill to sen 'the travo.
logllo riliil wliirh: the statu of Ore
gon will iiho In its picture-display
at the Golden Gate exposition at
San Francisco, It was announced
today by W. C. Harding, socrotury
of the Rnscburg -chamber of com
merce. Responding to Mr. Ilnrd-
Ing'H lnvilatlou-to show the picture
in this city, Hnrold II. Say,- head
of till) state highway department's
bureau of travel Information, said
In. a mossngo received this morn
lug. that ho . will spend Thursday
night In UiiH city. Arrangements
have been made for a snowing oi
the picture at tho Uiiipqua hotel
J. H. LEONQ
32 Years
Experlenco
Ja-M-r - -i-r--nn
Hold Everything!
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a?Sj t-21 cor wrt by HtA -icgvi.t. riC, ' '
;v 'i)oi;,t;Avoi'ry, biitldy--your' vifc tiiiuksf yuu'rc hoiner-
UPHOLSTERING
domes Uphl. & Matt. Shop. Ph. 161,
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
E. C. Jones. Fhone 139-L.
SHEET METAL WORK
Slnnlger's, 444 N. Jackson St
TIRE RETREADING
Hcaly'a, 121 N. Stephens. Ph. 104,
TOWING
Stephens Auto Co. 823 Mo. Mala
St Fhone 682-J.
WELDING
Rsbg. Welding Works, 609 N. Main,
WATCH REPAIRING
Alvin Knudtson, 103 N. Jackson St
BEAliTY SALONS
Faye's Salon of Beauty.- Complete
beauty service. Ph. 211. 125 W,
Cass St. Pearl Rawhouser, Mgr.
Allison's Beauty Shop. Phone 384.
PAINTING KALSOMINING
Herman Schulze. Phone 2F41.
Daily Devotions .
DR. CHARLES A. EDWARDS
There Is no fact of science
made more suro than the facts
and -rcalKles upon which - tho
Christian fixes his faith. The
fact of Jesus Christ, not only as
He was here in the days of His
flesh, :but as Ho has been In
human history and experience
eyor since. Jesdtf, Christ "Tias"
boen too vital a fnrco In tho
world all through the years, for
any doubt tohe cast -upbii 'the
reality of the things wo bellevo
about Him as ills intelligent
and "sincere followers. f He has
achieved . things in human his-;
tory- that -no- ono could have
achieved who was not fully
worthy of tho noblest Christian
faith. Our confidence and hope
are In Thee, our God, and in
Tliy Son who camo to reveal
Thee unto us, and to nssure us
ot Thy goodness nnd Thy grace
and love. May our,, faith abide
In Thuo amidst all life's per
plexities and fears and - grow
more and more as the days go
by, for Jesus Bake. .Aincn.
civic room at, .7:30 p. i. ,
Tho state of Oregon exhibit at
the exposition; Includes a theatel
In which there la a continuotn
showing of pictures - doallug Willi
industry. ' recreation, ugriculturu
and like subjects. ,
Tho pictures glvo a most cotnpro.
hensivo sumary of Oregon's re
Bources. The highway department's
lilm deals with roads, industries,
ngi-lcultm-o.'-rocrelitlon, and various
eat to the general publlc.-
The local showing of this film
will bo opon to the gunerul public
wllhout chargi).
Yick So Herb Co.
Our nntural remedies will give you the
satisfaction in case others (ailed you be
fore. Avoid operations by our reme
dies for stomach, liver, kidneys, blad
der, rheumatism, piles, glands, urinary, '
eczema and ulcer of stomach.
Hours 9 a. m, to 6 p. m, daily
Kohlhagen Bldg.
132 North Jackson St., Roseburg, Oregon