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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 21. 1939. SEVEN 'a 1 I i'J Livestock FOK SALE OR TRAMS Tor beef cattle one brown caddie mare, broke to h-tmcss Ideal lady's horse. Age 10. One bay saddle horse, A-t for mountain use. Two years old. Melvin McCord, Glide, Oregon. WILL. BHLL or trade young, fresh dairy cows for steers, dry hellers or young, dry cows, Claude Park hurst, near Happy Valley bridge. Individual cola sioiae system for meats, fruits and vegetables. Cut and processed free. Owu's Mkt FOIt SALE Cows. Fresh and com ing fresb. Mrs. John Abeene, Oak land, Oregon. Phone 42FS. FOR SALE Forty-five head of An gora goats. $1.60 per heud at Phil Strader's, Glide, Oregon. FOR SALE 1 team horses, plow and harness. Little River Fox Farm, Ulide, Oregon. FOR SALE Weaned white pigs, $3.50 and up. Albert Martin, .Myr tle Creek. WANTED A milk goat. Mrs. Os car E. a'nith. Star route, Anchor, Oregon. FOR SALE 300 good Angora goats. Roy Hatfield, 33F14. 14 YOUNG pigs for sale. South Deer Creek. Phone 1IF21. Persona) MEN old at 40! Get pep. New Os trex Tonic Tablots contain raw oyster Invigorators and other Btiniulauts. One dose starts new pep. Value $1.00. Special price 8Uc. Call, write Fullerton's Drug and all good drug stores. Fuel ii". 14", 16" OLD growth fir. Spe cial price this month. Satisfac tion guaranteed. Charles Roth. Camas Valley. I RED RYDER FRECKLES AND HIS rSTEAW.THONDER.' ftJ5--CARR FIGGERS lW f NOW. CRAWL I AN' 2 EKE ) f T,,$tl PRNT? R0T--e5T TaLATE 1 frWMrAAITr lV- WE GOTTA FIND OUT WPfpSf-V I IN TH' MINE SHAFT lOUER AN THROW WILL FEEL ,W" TO THr?otor OUT TOO IftTE. DYNAMITE ME. 1A WHAT CAR ITS AHVN' K " .JL1 WITH ZEKE . MISS THAT IN TH ' TtV JOLT fTTV. "T J rtrt nAriv t fCATCHUM' - WFT OF HIS OWN J ' ' ' 'V0 ' ' WipLli faSMtg ( ' t' m f$l IF FRECKLES IS Xkf - WHY NOT? I , J TMATS BECAUSE 3 IN THERE WITH! DUDLEY,, jf NO, MOTHER THEY Were? That's WRE A I WANT TO SEE HIM f THIS ISN'T THE? BITTER. JUST I WOMAN I 7 V' Time enemies owcb, why dont ) those two TVj h -""-V V- Jl AMD FRECKLES I TOU UNDER.- ) BOYS HAVE ) I III SAVED OUR, ) CANT STAND ' J OVERCOME sa&$k J f 1 I I SON'S LIFE GO IN -S OBSTACLES 'I M: n '' (,J " ' i I L Ji THER IVt-TMat seemed t """ 1' BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES aoM.ooT-vou Is TO WASH TUBBS 60 WELL.WO.SPLEyOIK, WE WEUT UP THE WA-SH TUBBS TO OLO 50 VER OWW KD CAlH MARBV THE SPLEWDIX II 1 McKtc WVUI0U5, EHf Twr McKtc HAIUI0U5, EHf EH? f S 1 r-ry I To get In touch with advertis ers giving as their address "Box so and so, car News-Review," It la necessary to writ them. The Kows-Revi6D doesn't knoY bo the are, either, Automobiles LOGGING TRUCKS AND TRAIL ERS. 141935, 1936, 19.17 Ford trucks and trailers equipped with Brownllpe over-under transmis sions, Alexander automatic load ers, bulk head and jockoy boxes, priced complete outfit, $695.00 and up. 18 single axle logging trailers, priced $195.00 and up. 2 1937 Ford trucks with Isaacson dual axle logging trailers. TERMS. Att. A. V. Moore. BAIs SIGER MUTCH COMPANY, 110X 731, Klamath Falls. Financial WE can use a limited amount in lump Bum investments,, to be placed in first mortgage loans on city property. Funds placed with us produce attractive earnings. Investigate our monthly Invest ment plan. UMPQUA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Phone 81 Help Wanted STEADY employment, big earnings for Douglas county i-epi-eaenla-tive. Write for particulars. ' WESTERN INSTITUTE OF AC COUNTING, Oregon Building, Salem, Oregon. Hay and Grain GOOD oat and vetch hay, baled. $12 ton. O. A. Howe, highway, mile north of Wilbur. Chiropractor Scientific equipment, NCM & X-ftay. Dr. Scofield. Perkins bide. Dentistry Dr O. W. Marshall. Med. A. Bide FRIENDS RMM 1 GOt'b'b COOVO fetT bOMtPLCt VOU'RE TRVIM6 TO BUST - CACOL McKEE BOIAAUCE For Sale Miscellaneous ONE good, used 24" threshing ma chine; several good used MeCnc: mifk-Deering binders; complete stock of MuCormifk-Deering trac tors and International trucks. Big Fett, 627 North Juckson street. YOUR PRODUCE TRUCK will be in and located at the regular spot, north of Roseburg, by Sat urday noon. We will have the latest and freshest of seasonal fruits. SAY1 Hae you seen our line of re tread tires? If not, come In and look them over at SARFF't? AU TO WRECKING HOUSE, 523 N. Main. FLOWER PLANTS Snapdragons, petunias, verbenas, delphiniums. All kinds bedding plants. Mrs. Foster Butner, West Roseburg. FOR SALE A Mitchell wagon run ning gear, very good condition, 3" tires, $22.50. R. L. Richler. Camas Valley, Oregon. 1CB CREAM Vanilla quart, 260. Pints (any flavor), 15c. SULLI VAN'S CAFE, Perkins Bldg., 211 West Cass street FOR SALE One 72" B. S. boiler; one sjxll donkey; one top saw rig. Box 83, Camas Valley, Ore gon. THIRTEEN 7x7 khaki aulo tents your choice at $2.50 each. Phone V. V. Harpham or E. A. Britton FOR SALE Oue Hercules stump puller. Horse operated. W. W. Stone, Idleyld Park. LAWN.MOWER GRINDING The Ideal way. at the Roseburg Cycl ery. 530 N. Jackson. FOR SALE Netted Gem seed po tatoes, $1.50 hundred. Stanford Buell. Dlllard. FOR bronze memorial markers, see W. O. Patterson, lit. -2, Box 134, Roseburg. Little CA.Vi'T tVc. A, THW6'. A"500T AVX Wt CAVi THAS WHAT YOU SAV5,BU0! THt FACT A.RE PLWVJ AS CAV. VOU HIRED VAE AU' FIFl TO RUIM THIS TUBBS KC. ALL WE'LL 6ET IS A TH0U- SAUD BUC, WHILE YOUR KID'LL GET MtLUOMS! IV ELECTRIC MOTORS-New and us ed. See us for your motor needs M. A. Paul, Electric Service, 630 N. Jackson. FOR SALE Used lawn mower. Farm Bureau Exchange. FOR SALE Complete fireplace. 340 S. Stephens. Real Estate FOR SALE Very reasonable Id- acre ranch. Part bottom land. Two creeks. Also two good wells. Crop In. Some orchard. All build ings in good condition. House modern. Small payment down, balance like rent. Mrs. Surah Phillips, Riddle, Oregon. MODERN home for sale at sacri fice, 734 South Pino street, Roso burg. One-third cash, balance easy terms. ICuiil It, Peterson, owner. Box 89, Route 1, North Bend. FOR SALE 20 acres. 1 mile north of Roseburg on Darager road. Tboo. Trulscn. POUL1KY WHITE LEGHORN and Hampshire Ked pullets, 6 weeks old, 25c each. Also 4-weeks-old, 16c. All healthy, of blood tested stock. Baby chicks, 8c each, April 27. HedB and Whites. Any amount. Wullen Hatchery, 21 miles north on Pacific highway, Rosebuic FOR SALE-lersey White Giant pullets anil cockerels, day old to 3 months of age. D. D. Duvls, 197, .Melrose route. FOR SALE 5'Weckit-old roosteiH. 12.00 per dozen. Come SutiirdHy or Sunday. Mac Knapp, Garden Valley. FOR SALE Day-old early niatur ins bronze poults 150 April 24. 150 April 28. 350 May 5. It. U. I Rparkman. lXllard. Beaver's on the Job Making Mother Understand No Go BOT TK XlMt OS VER U V.AST VOROrVfe. VAOTOWb AKiO tt OVtQ To TVP ,KQ?c V Vs HOP 0J AKiO .OOV4 And Here's Your Hat WELL, "SPORT. EITHER WOU'LL US TEM TW0U$AMD.OR WElL GO TO OLD MeKEE ANO QUEER , nu nuKN?. i 7 . Rental FOR RENT Newly furnished lartmeht--five rooms. Electric stove and refrigerator, funuice heat, garage. Clean and strictly modern, phone 416-R. FOR KENT Furnished sleeping room. Call 122 S. Jackson street, opposite Indian Tliealre. APARTMENT Furnished. Close In. Adults. Cull at The Struuge Shop. FURNISHED 2-room modern house. Inquire East Side Service Sta tion. 3-ROO.M furnished ainrtmt'ut. Pri vate bath. Inquire Roseburg Ho tel. 3-ROOM ground floor apartment, $16.00. Close In. 218 8. Jnckaon. FURNISHED housekeeping apart ment. Inquire Roseburg Hotol. FOR RENT Modern B-room cot tage. Inqune Rexall Store. FURNISHED 4-rooiu house. Mod ern. 315 South street. 5-ROOM unfurnirilifd honse, guriiKC, 913.50. 1103 Mill street. Kcblbageu Apartments. Strictly modern. Phone 650. FOR JtKNT 5-room house. In quire 313 West 1110. W antes) WANTKI) TO UK NT Trailer house, cheap. Rtnte price am) con dition of traitor Uox 5SU, c-o NewH-ltevirw. WANTED Dancers at Moose ball room, Saturday uight. Ueutlemen 25c, ladlea 10c. WANTED We are buying drettsed lwrk. Kosebui'K Poultry Co. Miscellaneous MILK, grade A pasteurized or raw. Delivered daily. Umpqua Dairy. Phnnn 3 Its hard for them to meet each OTHER. ON THIS NEW MAKE IT MORE DIFFICULT .' THEY'RE ONLY BOYS , DEAR SO WHILE THEY RE LEARNING To 'V BE MEN I OH. VOO'O OH. OOKi'T ArVt ASOOT HfcKOV " ( f VJA .... PAW f WVa, E Httit, I wi.av IviiaiK THAT I V . tr .. . , , lf'H. UJ.tfy UlA IRVICL. INC. T. M. RC. U. t. PT. Off. E Company D, 162nd infantry, the RosotiurK unit or the OroRon na tional Riiard announced today the. following promotions of en Mb tod men: Corpornl Marden W. Shaw to serponiit Prlvutes First Class Al bert F. Hammond. Arthur E. Karl, Inner and Lisle II. Meloy to cor poral, and Privates Joseph V. Brumba?!.. Norris K Penderpniss, Delbert P .Spencer. Sam C. Tindall, J n men A. Todd and Dale C. Ulam to private first class. The vacancies filled by theso pro motions have been made during the past two months by men who have been UBt to the company due to their occupations interfering with drill attendance, by their leaving the Immediate locality for other points in the state, or, as In one case, by leaving the slate. In most cases, the men promoted were tit the top of their respective iimkliiKS on the seniority Isit, and, coupled with their faithful service and general attitude and ability. It. is be I i eved t hat each ma n wilt capably fulfill the duties assigned to htm by his promotion, Captain It. L. Irving, commanding officer, report s. , Recent replacements In the com pany are as follows: William H. Hcnnett. Harry H. Dunning, David N. Sand, James Wr. Hess, Wtlllam II. Roberts. Clarence C. Walker, Edwin C .Hauuet and Worth E. Davis, of Ro.selmrg; Glenn R. (itl- mnre of Caityonvlllo and Clarence H. Henry of Oakland. MRS. LINDBERGH AND SONS SAIL FOR U. S. LE HAVRE, France, April 20. (AIM Mm. Charles A. Lind bergh, her two small sous and their nurse, today hoarded a liner Tor the Pnited States, where they By FRED HARMAN By Merrill Blosser BASIS ! LETS NOT LETS STAY OUT By Edgar Martin MOTORS ftftt MOO-0 By Roy Crane . t . FKIEMt ILL PAY VOU VNC nAi I Am ai ,n hat rtitc , ,t I r m v r MORE.' SET OUT OF IM HOUSE THIS IWSTAUT '.: EXPERT SERVICE When There's Something You Want Don GEE AN EXPERT The firm and Individuals Hated below apoclallze In their wo.-k. 8e them for expert services. You should profit by their help. ANTIQUES The Strange Shop. 106 S. Main Bt AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE W. R. Brown. 121 N. SUpb. Pb. 104. Bergh's. 630 Winchester. Ph. 805. AUTO REPAIRING Alba Spaugh's Garage. 234 W, Oak street. Phone 80S. Barttey ft Fncher, J 3ft No. Rose. Pb, 438. BLACKSMITH E. E. Woodcock, WE N. Main. CAR WASHING Ai Newmio, 121 N. Stephens fit RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING Roue burg Electric. Phone 128. FLUE CLEANING J. 0. Bewley, Phone H8. GENERAL SAW FILING AIho furniture reimlrlntr. Howard Casoboor, F46 Fowler SL BEAUTY SALONS Alllfinn'ft TlPnnly Rhop. Phone 34 u ill join Colonel Lindbergh. Llndborch Is now In Washing ton, where the ar department has called him to active duty to. make a survey or united states aviation facilities. THREAT WRITER TO MAYOR CAPTURED RRATTLR, April 21. AH Dfltpclivc hlout. R. V Malmncy ami roll Mi Rims today jnitpil Ihmxi aril Johnson, ai. joblosR Iron moicier. wuhoiiL rhnreo. a lid uc- niRPd him nf niiimntnir oxtorl $ftim fmtM Mnyoi Arthur h. Liuip He with a thi-PAtRitlnR note. They HHid they a t rout oil John flon when ho look tho money from a cache in a hotel where U hart been placed at pontnl lnApectorfl lutvtce. They anld the letter de- nuuuled the money he loft at the hotel. Tho lottor wab reneived at thft nmym'R office erly this week, during utiRilOH oOiuonce. , ,4 iih NETHERLANDS VOTE SHOWS NAZIS LOSE AMSTKFIDAM, Tho Nether- Innds, April 21. (AI1) Nazis lost heavily Wednesday in 11 provin cial council elections which usual ly imlicato the trend of national feeling. The nnzlK polled only four per cent of the vote in 1M7 and they lost more lliau a third of that yos- tnrduy. I.llierals gained throe per cent, Christians 2.6, and Catho lics ono. Cuminunlsta lost 0.15 and Hoclal IkIk 0.6 por cent as compared with 1W. J. H. LEONG 32 Year Experience Hold Everything!' "The face is ull rifil, bul I brlicvc you tlic legs out of proportion!'' REFRIGERATION SERVICE E. C. Jones. Phone 136-L. SHEET METAL WORK Slnnlger'i, 444 N. Jackaon SL TIRE RETREADING Uealy'a, 181 N. Stephen. Ph. 101, TOWING Stephens Auto Co. J23 No, Ilaln bl none 68ig. WELDING Babg. Welding Works, 509 N. Main. WATCH REPAIRING Aivln Knudtaon, 103 N. Jackson 8U PAINTING WASHING MACHINE 8ERVICE tiergh'a Appliance Service. Ph. 80S, LOCKSMITH Paclfio Key Bnr. 22a W. Oak SL RADIO SERVICING UuikIh liadio Servluo. Phone led. Lund's Ilndlo Service. Phone 31 J. BATTERY SERVICE llprgh's. 6S0 Wlnclioslor. Ph. NO!!. Soft Landing CKllAIt RAPIDS. la. SprhlR rains were credited with saving a baity s life here. When Jeffrey Sohoda. IK months old, fell from a second story win dow at his homo, he landed on his head but the around was bo soft from recent rulnfull ho was only bruised. Metal lath, nails, screwH, Bcrecn wire, metal roofing, etc., at Pago's, Main and Wushtnruun. Adv. TWO RANCHES priced for QUICK SALK. 4 541 acres. On creek. 60 acres 41 cultivated. Well fenced. 250 acres open pasture. Oood buildings. Counly road. Well 4 located. $4000 and easy terms. 4 547 acres. Well watered by 4V sprinRS. (12 acres cultivated. 4) alio acres open puHture. (iood 4 buildings. Water system. Oood 4 4 fencing. $3500. Kasy terms. (i. W Voiing & Son, 205 W. Cass St. Phone 417. ATTENTION FARMERS 0 l I have several farms in your community that can be bought on very reasonable terniB If desired. Wrlto to lluy I., imllarhldo, 818 6th Ave., W., Kugcno, Oro. WHY BE SICK? Wli"ti a fpnny pnstrnrd nrnt to un mny tnenn n coinplcta iirw life of Ititnllh Mint HhiiIimhii for y ij ii. rur remrdiof Hro iihmIu from omy ltii cholf-ont if piiiu licrltn, riKilH ti nd hiirkn, nrid hpo proimi'Cfi to nuil tlio rioM of ohcIi lit 'tllvidiiMl piitloul. No otillKiitlon. ltcTiit iiliH Tor utlint'iitB of Hloiimch. Kliliif yn. ICIiciiiiiaMniii, !::. i nut, CutMri hIi, hImu Stuiiiuth UIcui-h uni Kpllt'pny uyniptoina. ai.i. tin uiirri'i lliinrn U A. SI. to U l. l. Ilnlljr Yick So Chinese Herb Co. 132 North Jackson 8t. Roieburg, Oregon
