ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBUG. OREGON. MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1939.
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NEARLY
2,000
STAMPS
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ers giving as their address "Box
so and so, care News-Review,"
It is necessary to write them.
The Newa-Revlew doeaa't know
who they are, either,
livestock
WANTED At ca?h market price
60 lo HO pigs per week, weighing
30 to 90 pounds each. Write J. A.
Ithoads. Days Creek, Oregon.
Individual cold storage system for
meats, frutte and vegetables. Cut
and processed free. Owen's Mkt.
KOlt SALE Fresh cows, some to
freshen soon. D. 11. Mcrrltt, 3
miles S. Dillard on highway.
FOlt SALE Hig team of horses
and fresh cow. J. S. Turner, Suth
erlin, Oregon.
FOR SALE Two fresh Jersey milk
covs. Harry Coliison, Route 1,
Box -IS.
HIGH grade Jersey cow for sale.
Just fresh. P. M. Curtis. Phone
702-J-l.
'FOR SALE 8 weuner pigs, $3.50
j each. Herman Schultz, Crock-
Miscellaneouk
ATTENTION TOWNSENDITES
and supporters For delegate
fund to National Convention, we
will donate 1c a gallon on gas
and oil, 1 on groceries, nt
Gross' Grocery, Kdenbower. Wo
solicit your patronage.
MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw.
Delivered daily. Umpqua Dairy.
Phone 33.
Chiropractor
Scientific equipment, IS CM &X-Ray.
Dr. Scofield, Perkins bldg.
Dentistry
Dr G. W. Marshall. Med. A. Bldg
BUDDIES
f HEY, LARD WWA if INCASE X5 WELL, THERE Goes fREAOT W22""" 1
hS? PUT IT OUT-- AWd'yA YOU DONT . A FORTUNE - J I AIM .' W.
B PUT IT OUT lHkW, KNOW IT.THATS, V - BURNED mM .1 Bpcl ff fft) fx
l?vsJ-Jrr P Wid A 1.000 FIRE.' I WELL, RIGHT UNDER. LSJ',RVS-U 2j n V'V,,
W''nrTl!WE r Y WE COULDA SOLO )SLAP OUR NOSES f J -ML? (s? ?6T?M
.-' 7LV2r ' WHAT TUB WHOLE BUNCH ME , ANYWAY , L Woe. " .jafe'lWS
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For Sale Miscellaneous
LISTEN! We have several large
motors suitable for heavy power,
such as Sludebaker 8, Hudson 6,
liuick. Master. Steams-Knight b.
Come in and see them at Sarff's
Auto Wrecking House, 523 N.
Main street.
ELECTRIC motors. Seo our stock
before you buy. Prom 1 to 5
horsepower. New and used single
phase. M. A Paul, Electric Serv
ice, 530 N. Jackson.
USED 193S outboard 44 horse,
$89.00. NEW GUARANTEE. Oth
er models as low as $05.00. See
E. S. Powell Hardware Store.
ICE CP.EAM anllla quart, 25c.
Pints (any flavor), 15c. SULLI
VAN'S CAFE, Perkins Bldg., 211
West Cass street.
NAILS, cement coated box, special
low price by keg. All sizes, all
kinds, at lowest prices. See Pow
ell Hardware.
LAWN MOWERS, latest streamline
models at low price. Powell's
Hardware.
iARDEN tools at low prices at
Powell's Hardware.
Hay and Grain
RED oats ami wheat, good horse
hay and oats, vetch and cheat.
Eleven dolla.s per ton nt Krogol
ranch, Dlxonville. C. P. Krogel.
FR SALE Baled oat and vetch
hay, also first cutting alfalfa. T.
E. Duncan. Phone 14P2.
GOOD oat and vetch hay, baled.
$12 ton. O. A. Howe, highway,
mile north of Wilbur.
Wantet)
WANTED Dancers at Moose ball
room, Saturday night. Gentlemen
40c, ladies free.
WANTED House traitor. 005
South Pine street. Office apartment.
Fate aoaim plws a hasjd as the
dwvek who aided jack happens
to emter. the pgessimg room
Rentals
VCLEAN, tour-room furnished apart
' meut, one block from business
j district. Inquire at 5-11 South
Pine.
FURNISHED sleeping room, steam
heat, bath. Bell Building, 122 S.
Jackson, opposite Indian theatre.
ONE furnished housekeeping room.
Light, water, bath. $$.00. 82$
Hamilton St.
Kchlhageu Apartments,
modern. Phone 650.
Strictly
BOARD and room133 North Flint.
Help Wanted
RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call
on farmers in Douglas county. No
experience or capital required.
Steady work. Make up to $12 u
day. Kurst & Thomas, 420 3rd
St., Oakland, Calif.
MAN for small route business; no
experience; up to $45 first week,
more later; get new automobile
as bonus. Let me write you full
details. Zauol, 1001 Poplar, Oak
land, Calif.
TWO MEN Must be free to travel,
must have cars. Steady work
with earnings above the average.
$3.00 per day while iu training.
See Mr. Puller, ii to 5, Grand ho
ld. Work Wanted
PAPERING, painting, kalsomiuing.
Very reasonable.,. References. E.
Sloan. Phone 1G5. '
WANTED General housework. Go
homo nights. Experience. Box
551, c-o News-Review.
PAINTING, papering and kalsomiu
ing. 50c iior hour, Herman
Schultz, Brockwny. Phone 2F41.
Automobiles
FOR SALE '37
Chevrolet coupe.
Master deluxe
1 12 Brockwny.
Remorse
On His Way
I JES' LOOK AT DIS
I 5HIR.T, MISTAH FREDDV-
HIT'S HAAJTED.' 1
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WW T. M. PEG, U S. lOF
Real Estate
STOCK, cattlo and turkey ranch
near Glide and tho North Ump
qua river. For sale or rent 275
acres adjoining unlimited out
rang e. Well water ed all y ear.
Abundance of feed. Houso aud
two barns. Free water for Irriga
tion in tho field. The early bird
catches the worm. 21$ Court
street, Roscburg.
FEDERAL Land Bank farms. In
quire at the Nutloual Farm Loan
office, Douglas Co. Abstract Co.
Bldg., Roseburg.
FOR high class dairy farms uud
sheep ranches. Seo J. S. Barton,
Realtor, Coquille, Oregon.
Fuel
12",. 14", Hi" OLD growth fir. Spe
cial price this month. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Charles Roth,
Camas Valley.
NOTICE
To velorans of tho Civil War,
Mexican War and Indian Wars, and
widows remaining unmarried there
of; veterans of tho Spanish-American
War and World War who are
disabled to tho extent of 40 per
cent or more, and widows remain
ing unmarried thereof; notice is
hereby given that all claims for tax
exemption should be filed In thi?
office by April 1, 1939.
(Adv.) BARTON HELLI WELL,
County Assessor.
NOTICE
All persons Interested in forming
an association of the Wimherly
Cemetery, Glide, and repairing
property, are requested to be at
courthouse at 11 a. m., Tuesday,
March 11, 1939.
MRS. S. J. SI I HUM.
NOTICE
1 will not bo responsible for any
hills other than those contracted by
me personally, after March 13, 1939.
T. L. STRICKLAND.
By Ray Thompson and Charles Coll
HUH. 'f WHY, THAT'S
COT THE DARLIM
LAUNDR.V MACK
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PORTLAND, March 13. (AP)
The federal bureau of agricultural
economics reported tho wool out
took was more favorable than a
year ago.
The curry over from 193S will be
considerably less than 1937. Con
sumption was expected to Increase.
The total wool production in the
United Stales last year was esti
mated at 43ti. 515.000 (K) inula com
pared with 432.S09.000 in 1937. A
bout 4ti,72ti,000 head of sheep pro
duced an average fleeco of 7. 98
pounds. The shorn wool value last
year reached $71,37S.OOO. consid
erably less than the preceding year.
About ,932,0H0 Oregon sheep pro
duced 17.4HH.UiM) pounds of wool
last year compared with a produc
tion of 17,501,000 pounds by 2,036,-
000 sheep tho previous year. The
1938 vnluo was $3,325,000 against
$5,000,000 In 1037.
SYNTHriCWOOL
FROM CASEIN TRIED
NEW YORK. March 13. (API
National Dairy Products Corp.. was
disclosed today to be experiment
ing with the manufacture of syn
thetic wool from casein, a product
of sUlmmed milk.
The company has equipped a
smalt laboratory at Bristol, R. 1.,
where the experiments are going
forward, hut no announcement has
been made as yet concerning the
progress.
At the present tlmo, only 12 bil
lion pounds of the 50 billion pounds
of skimmed milk produced annually
in the United States aro utilized
commercially and scientists have
been seeking new outlets for this
milk.
A survey of 10,000 rural homos
in 33 states show that' S7 per cent
of the women on farms never have
vacations.
By Merrill Blosser
By Edgar Martin
TO WSiOW VOO'. Va-
VtAtV .VOVg VWc
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THIS IS OWE TIME MOTHIM' J
CAM STOP ME'N' DAISY.' r-
I I'M WORWKJ' FOR TH' -' ...
EXPERT SERVICE
When There'! Something You Want Done
SEE AN EXPERT
The firms and Individuals listed below specialize in their work.
See them for efert services. You should profit by their help.
ANTIQUES
1'be Sttuuge Shop. 100 S. Main St.
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
W. 1L Brown, 121 N. Stepb. Ph. 104.
AUTO REPAIRING
Alba Spaugh'a Goraga. 234 W. Oak
slreoL Puoua 303.
Burtloy & Fauchor, 125 No. Hose.
Pb. 438.
BLACKSMITH
B. E. Woodcock, OAS N. Muia.
CAR WA8HINQ
Al Newuuiu, 121 N. Stephens St
RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIP.INQ
Roaoburg Electric Fboua 123.
FLUE CLEANIN8
J. C. Bewley, Phona 103.
GENERAL SAW. FILING
Howard Casebeer, 645 Fowler SL
BEAUTY SALONS
Faye's Salon ol Beauty. Complete
beauty service. Ph. 211. 125 W,
Cuss St. Pearl Hawhouaar, Mgr,
Alllaon'3 Beauty Shop. Phone 3S4
VATICAN tua-y, Murch 13.
(Al1) I'opo Plus XII opened Ilia
old sunnniT eslule In tho Allmu
Hills today to the envoys of -11
nations who saw him crowm-d
with brilliant pomp nml stutoly
coromouy In St. Peter's yesterday.
Joseph r. Kennedy, United States
ambuuHiidor lo Loudon ami Ihu firHt
olTlcial United Slates reiireseilla-
tlvo to attend a paiml coromulon
Bir.co 18-IG, had a separate audience,
to present Mrs. Kennedy aud eight
at their children.
Diplomats, prelates and princes
were among tho 500.000 or ho per
sons who watclieil tho resplendent
Bcelies ol religious pageantry and
unthusfasiu In tho vast mother
church of Catholicism whon Ihu
great, golden, Jewel-encrusted tlara
was placed on the head .ot.lio
20-nd pope, a pope uf peace. ,
SUTHERLIN SCHOOL
TEACHERS RE-HIRED
Hl'TIUOULlN, March 13. At tho
meeting of the Snthorlln school
hoard Tuesday night, all contracts
were ofi'ored to the present staff of
teachers fur the coming year, The
present Hlal'f In tho high school in
cludes Gocliel Fisher, who came
here nt mid-year, taking th'i place
of N. It. .Martin, and has charge of
algebra, orientation und social eco
nomics; Clifford Horner, cumpleL
liiI his second year, who teaches
general science, biology, woodwork
ing and boyn' phyHlctil edm-iittmt.
J. H. LEONG
32 Years
Experience
iJll
Hole! Everything!
"Don'l tell
mc you over
molar
ill
UPHOLSTERING
Gomes Upbl. & Matt Shop. Pb. 161.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
E. C. Jonos. Phona 139-L.
SHEET METAL WORK
Slunlger'8, 444 N. Jackson SL
TIRE RETREADING
Heuly'B, 121 N. Stephens. Ph. 104,
TOWING
Stephens Auto Co.
St. Phone 582-J.
No. Mala
WELDING
Habg. Welding Works, 509 N. Main,
WATCH REPAIRING
Alvln Kuudtson, 103 N. Jaekson St,
PAINTING
Uotlcr pnliitlug. Lurry licovca, 232.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
Uergh's Appliunco Service. Ph. 805.
RADIO SERVICING
Lund's ltadio Service. Phone 132-J.
LOCKSMITH
Facifio Key Ser. 222 W. Oak SL
Miss Klizahetn Acbisuher, complet
ing her second year, who teaches
Kngllsh, homemaking and com me r
clal law; Miss Margaret Hay, who
Is finlahing her first year ami who
teaches English 3 and 3, typing,
world's geography ami civilization,
ami girls' physical education.
Tho grade school teachers aro
Miss lthtncho tilator, conile(ing
her tenth year in the Sutherliu
schools, who has the first and bvv
nnd grades; Miss Lillian Limine,
finishing her third year with tho
third, fourth and fifth grades, anil
Lloyd Cameron tho slxlh, seventh
nnd eighth grades completing his
eighth year hero.
Thu serious problem of the epi
demic of whooping cough was dis
cussed at this meeting und al
though a largo percentage of chil
dren from the lower grades were
ahsent, it was decided that school
would not be closed unless there
was a fifty per cent decrease In ut
tendance.
One-rirth or tho population or the
United Stules attends thu movlua
every day. ....
TO-DAY'S"
SaPgO&Ll
1934 PLYMOUTH
4-DOOR SEDAN
Nk'f Krt'i'ii puiiit. timid I Iron.
Motor hiin very mnouth flow of
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I.riiki-H mi'l iiHlfpuiulfUt front
whi'il HpiliiKltiK. A pop u hi r
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SI" DILLARD
MOTOR COMPANY
WHY BE SICK?
WIu'Ii it iK-uny postrard xoil to h may nican
it LoinpluU- ih'W llfi- of llfiillli ami llapphujMa
for you. our iuini-licH aio lunite from only
t In; rhoh'fKl of putt- IktIi.h, root m a ml bur k s,
inn ii it- pn-piiit-il lo Hull i In' ihmkIh of eacb in
illvjiluiil pul b-nt. iS'ti lib) tun 1 1on.
lieitH'ilM'S fur Hllnniila of Sloiua'b, KIiIuc.vh,
1 tliouimi tlHin, l-:t.i'tiia, I 'a tun all, alu Htuuuu lt
L'k-fia and lpllcpHy H.viuploiue.
('A LI, on wiuti;
Mourn II A, II. hi II I. .11. Daily
Yick So Chinese Herb Co.
132 North Jackson St, Roseburg, Oregon
corn nil av hza stavct. inc.
saw u sweeter
impacted tliird
your life!" '-