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Newspaper Page Text1 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1939. SEVEN For Your Convenience These lYouKlan County aturea nlll take Want Ada for tlie Rew-ltrvlrwi LlLVIOIl'S MAMKRT Hulherlln STEAItft'S A (.irKNOUICTD Onklund STOXAKKlt IlltUCi CO. 1 oncnllA UcOUNAl.ll hTUIIB L! Ik ion HHIIAItlVS I'mimua GLini: sruiiB Glide I. 11. NICHOLS n. IIICllTKIt CO. Camas Valler ROWKI.IH MTOHBJ Teniallc C. C. roMIACW III I In rd RBYNOrUS dt ADAMS Myrtle Creek llltAIIHTUKECT'S Khldle i Cnnronvllle IllQNMNUKIt'S Olendnle DATS CHISIJK MTORB Vny Creek Th ntiiwe Morra will Heeept ada and payment tor tlieiu. JunI tell the merchant lUtcd nboVet "I nnnl tw put an oU In tlie Netv-KevlewH and lie will (nke care of ull the detnlla or you. To get In touch with advertis ers giving as their address "Box so and bo, care News-Review' it la uocesfijtry to write them. The News-Hoview doesn't know who they are either. Real Estate livestock NEWS-REVIEW Classified Ads RATES Phone 100 First insertion, per word - i Eacli subsequent insertion per word One wcolc, per word I One month, per line: ... Minimum charge . $1.00 25o Cony for this pace will be ac cepted until 11 a. m. on the day of publication. Tho Ncwa-neview Bfinuiiiea no "respoimlbUHy fur n'id In no way guarantees the financial r'P':l bility or Inu-Brity of fie advanc ers in the cluKpificj'j rohnnnn. Headers are uracil to maku full tn v HtlKutlon beforii 8ind(iitf money I:. rt'sporiHn to udvertif-i:i-jnt. The Kowa-rtvvH; rcct'Vua the ritclit to rpJciTt objectionable ndvor tIalnB. It further rawer the right fo cliiHKlfy all ai-urils:iitl under ho proper rli-HHlf U-atin". FOR SALE One bay horse, weight 15U0 pounds. For infor mation culi Ben Jacoby, Looking glass, Oregon. Telephone JSl-'lO. OWNER leaving state: Will sell fine 7-ioom homo. Modern. Garage. Poultry house. Out buildings. 5 acres good land. Well located. $35u0.uu. Terms. See this. (.1. W. Young & Son, 2u5 W. Cass St., phone 417. For Sala Miscellaneous FEDERAL, tana bans tarms. Rea sonable prices; convenient terms. Lists available ut the National Farm Loan Office Perkins Build ing, Koseburg. FOR SALK tjimker oil burning cii-culator, Moiitag wood burning circulator, beautiful mohair dav enport set. All of these utmost new and cheap. Judd's Furniture . Store. FOR SALK Span horses, 1300 pounds; six coming 3 -year-old heifers. Priced right. Tom Short, Myrtle Creek, FOR SALK OS acres, ?l(iU0 near good county road ami school. ! Small buildings, some stock ln i eluded. K. D. nussoll, Wilbur. I- NING FEEDEH pigs, 2 Duroe brood sows for sale cheap. Mar vin Hoffiueister, 8 miles south Koseburg at Winston. PIGS for sale 30 to 10 pounds; al so young sows; six 2-year-old Jersey heifers. W. P. Weaver, Myrtle Creek. . INDIVIDUAL cold storage system for meats, fruits and vegetables. Cut and processed free. Owen's Mkt SHEEP FOR SALE 55 head good, sound, young ewes. Floyfl Smith. Phone 12F23. FOR SALE 20 weaner pigs nt 53.50. G. W. Rogers, Kiddle, Oregon. FOR SALE 2 Durham heifers, 2-year-olds. Good stock. Lindhloom. FOR SALE No. 1 coon and cat dog. V. L. Bush, Myrtle Creek. COCKER spaniel puppies. S. E. Ja cobs, 312 W. Second Ave. N. Fuel FOR SALE .10-acro chicken ranch at Azalea, Oregon. For particu lars write J. It. DIauchurd, Glen dale, Oregon. FOR SALE 1 1 ucrea, 2i miles Koseburg. $125.00, Terms. John Sutton, Looklngglass. FOil GUARANTEED MUFFLERS, wheel tightening, trailers and au to parts, go to SAKFF'S AUTO WRECKING HOUSE, 523 N. Main. Phono 553. Rentals Work Wanted GOOD second hand belting !Mx27 isMx:t3 "x3a' 12"x21 12"xtil', 12"x21 Falling and bucking saws, pulleys. Phono 4S8. FOR It E N T 7-room furnished house, garage. Close in, $35.00 per mouth. 6 room unfurnished House, stable, pasture for cow, $16.oo. 3-room house West Rose burg, JU.OO per month. 1-ruoiu houe. well furnished, $20.00 per month. 5 room furnished apart ment, lis West Lane St., $22.50. ' G. W. Young & Sou. FOR RENT D rooHi dupiex. Fur nace heut. NU-ely furnished. 3U5 and 307 East Oak. Phone 600. CLERK, typist, office or store. Young, single. Ambitious. Wants to learn a business. References. Write Win. II. Karsten, co V. W. Labour, Camas Valley Star lit., Roseburg. two CIA1 I ................. adults. Giound floor. Reasonable. The Strange Shun. A NEW moourn storage loekor system at Douglas leo and Stor age Co. Attractive rales. Cartons fur sale. FOR SALE 20 acres, $1000. One mile north Koseburg on Barager road. Theo. Trulsen. FOR SALE Mortem remodeled 6-room house. 606 S. Pino, street. Lost and r ound FOR SALE While boar and sec ond growth dry fir- or will trade lor bay. Ted Hart, Melrose. FOR KENT lloltonla, modern, furnished apartment. Reason able. Phone 12-L. BUTTONS, buckles covered dressmaking, remodeling. Hem stitching Shop, 410 Perkins building. PAPERING, painting and kalso mining, 50c per hour. Herman Sehulzo. Brotkway. Phono 2F11. Miscellaneous SIX-ROOM house, well furnished, with garage. Adults only. Call 802 W. Lane street. A URAL Thanksgiving treat Net'Nerodo pudding Ice cream--bricks 2 fie. Buy it at Uinpqit'i Dairy Lunch or phono 38, Unit; qua Dairy ProductH Co. EXPERT SERVICE When There's Something You Want Done SEE AN EXPERT The firms and Individual! Hated below ipeciaMze In their work. 8-a e them for expert services. You should profit by their help. AUTO REPAIRING Mba Spaugh's Garage. 234 W. Oak street. Phone 303. Knight-Porter, corner Doug ins & Muiu, Body, fender work. Painting. RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING Koseburg Eloctric. Phone 123. FLUE CLEANING J. 0. Bewloy. Phone 163. GENEPAL SAW FILING ' SLEEPING ROOM Tor 1 adult. Ac cess to kitchen. 120 W. Lane. FOR SALE Strawberry plants, Kockhill Everbearing, . 2c each. Walter Leake, Dixonville. 5-ROOM furnished house, furnace, , garage. 1120 North Jackson. ,OST Chester White sow. About 45 pounds. Between Koseburg and Olalla. Jack Pospicil, Broekway, Ore. I NEW MODEL 1010 Johnson 5 horse motors on display. Pow ell's Hardware WILL finder of llcenso plate No. I 2SS-65I please leave ut News-Re- view office. I HEKO fanning mill, good repair, cheap. J. R. Russell, Camas Val ley. . i TAKE subscriptions for ail mag azines. Allien Harness, Fiction Library. MODERN, 5 - room, unf urntshed house. Call 511 S. Pine. 5-KOOM phiHteied Iiouho, clean. Inquire 520 S. Stephens. HOUSE FOR KENT luq.liro 22S E. Commercial avenue. FURNISHED house, 3 rooms and J bath. 101 N. Jackson. Educational CORN on the cob, lc pound. I. B. Thompson, Camas Valley Star. WANTED Class of 20 or more shorthand pupils. Write to Mrs.! A. L. Eggleton, Oakland, Ore. j ELECTRIC range, icasonable. Call 615-J after G p. in. BURN WOOD OR SAWDUST Safe Convenient And it costs so little. ROSEBURG LUMI1ER CO. Phone 282 Hay, Grain, teed FOR SALE Haled oat and vetch I nlfalta bay. T. E. Duncan. Phone 3-1F2. POUL'mY HOUSE for rent $6.00. 1 lodgi.s, Looklngglass. 2-KOOM furnished apartment, 112 Broekway street. Kuhlhagen Apartments. Strictly modern. Phone 550. BRONZE toms, best early m:il tir ing market type. Ervin Klcc, Osk-land. I ROOM, untarnished apartment. lioi Harvard. ATTENTION FARMERS Rose burg By-Produets Co. under now management. Phono 52F12. OLD TIME dance at Eagles hall. Every Wednesday night. Every one Is welcome. Trade WILL TRADE a young Jersey cow coining fresh next spring for 10 tier of hard wood and $5.00. 310 Cojmuereial Ave., phone 320-R. TRADE FOR PICKUP I Fordson tractor, 1 tractor disk, 1 two-bottom tractor plow. Home Sunday. G. W. Rogers, Riddle, Oregon. WILL TKADr, stock squash for hog reaily to butcher, llromps, Curry Estate. llowtr.d Casebeer, 443 S. 8tophe(!d. Also furniture repairing. Chiropractor 4-ROOM apartment. 421 Flood, cor- Scientific equipment. NCM & X-Itny nor Mill. Dr. Sroflnld. Port inn Hide. RED RYDER Riot in the Classroom By Fred Harman f MOW, MARY, CAM -ffou "DEFINE. TUB WOR.JVTJISClPLINE VOft-J THE CLAfSS? ! r v. r e.SLllA S ? 1,1 -THAT TOWN .' SHOW " ImntfC (nf CAM H6.LP V f ft , AT A "jZ&l V 35ISC1PUNE RIGHT NOW c " c J ' J CTrB.iaaaBY HCArnvr, inc. t. m. rlc. u. s. r.T, off.,! J LITTLE HAVEN'S rRSTCAVUSCHOOU. fNOW GET THIS STRAIGHT ,-1 UIKE 1HAT NEW TEJXCHE. R . . AM' I'VE ffiDMlSEO TO BUILD HB ,NRV0 6CHODL.' GO AHEAD, lUCKT.ei)T YOO SOT RED RYOER WITH, NOT FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A Touchdown Almosf ! Bw Vterrill Bloscet i5 nu-AY wiqp iv nwp OF US 1 C50NMA BE A HERO j ISN'T IT TOO BAD OJ . CDULDnT Bfc IHt: UNt ; BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES rrvr- v . J; AINJ'T NO USE IACKUN Tbu NOW Nobody o pay much ATTENTION TO IT, RIGHT MERE IM TH' , U1DDLE OF TH' FIELO f r n, it tcVi t i ct . "YOU GiT UP lb TH ONE -YARD LIME jTl-JEM IT'D SURE A THRILL, FER FOUCS IF'N X , TACKLED YOU HARD v. S 1 '(o-Q V nv NFA StnVICE. IHC. T. M. REO. U. S. TAT. WF. ! Tsk. Tsk! By Edvnr tVJrnn J fisy V ME ? T.YIK' TO YrtVAM tiP" "W $$1 I r(t "P O'MVSS aooTsi 1 f GOK6 VFa. 'b'A't J& Ir SAAHOtAET WOMT 60 To TWE MOliWA.Vi,Ti.'ii MOOKlTA,li 6VXOOVO &Y A.. tAtftWe. GO TO VAHOrAT 1 xt YOO AlM'T 20 MO &VT TMYOKi 1 ) " WAOVO A Cr v j im it- rx 0 1 1 t V 9Y KLA ,CRVICE. INC. T. w neo. U. 3. PAT. OFF. ! WASH TUBB5 Something to Worry Abouf 1 f,AW VOU SITTILXS OW THE POPCH WITH THAT OLD FOSSIL TUB55 LA,T WIGHT, MAMA . HOWD VA MAKE OUT? THEW1 HE'D ftOPTA WHISTLE FDR BREATH THRU THAT AWFUL MUSTACHE, AMD POLL THOSE BIS COW EVES OF Ht. I THOUGHT I D CUE I'M AFRAID iVE MADE fi T I A COMqUEST, G0LD1E TH0U6HT r H SO. X " Cz US I HEfC t AM EVEM W THE M0OMLIGHT I COULD SEE THE S0UP.0R) WHATEVER IT S, SPILLED 0U - cc . HIS VEST - a .. OH, WELL! X VT ?M ' ( VOL) SHOULD (6, jj ' W0RRV A-a L0U6 3KV, - A'i HE HAS. G ) fAOMEV1 V- S' n &rti IBs? g.- , y.nvicf HiC. T M prp u. 5 rtT. Of L t. By Roy Crane riuei i t ijnc tV. n.vr uiA.-r.ii ".""i - "' v' TIMS. THE WAV HE BURIES HIS, MONEY M PIGPEMS AMD A.K0UM0, IWSTEAD OF PUTTII06 IT W BA.VK-S. NOB0D1 KU0WS HOW RICH HE REALLY 15 : LOCKSMITH rucirio Key Sit. Phono X1S. RADIO SERVICING Hnrgls nmllo Service. Phone 136. Lund Kndto Bervice. Phone 34. REFRIGERATION SERVICE M. C. Jonex. Phone IH'J-L. SHEET METAL WORK SIiiiiIkoi's, 441 N. Juokuon SL WELDING lt ibg. Woliling Works, 509 N. Main. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Dentislry HONE IN KINOUANCH WHY li-live HoBohurg Tor Dolltiil Plates when local Huntlats tun givo competitive price nnii qual ity in all various Hentul Plato ami Extractions. Hit. NEH1IAS Gas when tlesireil. IMasoulc llldg. Pliouu 4S3 nnrgh'a. fisn Winchester. Ph. 805. -- - J OREGON ADVANCES AS ONION STATE POIlTbANO, Ore.. Nov. 20 (UP) dromon 1 rapidly lni-iu itiK u nuijiir onion producing Btuto It Wan ludicnted by the V, S. mtir- , ki-lliiK Hurvifu. Tho wrvico reported tlio avr plunted In onionn in the ttLitu I or lh Ipn-yeiir period between , , t, l!i2S iy:i7 was 1.520 acres. In Ur. a W. Marshall, McmI. A. Iildg. )2isoo iutor wore pltintrd and 103ft- t Ins iumohko was inurt'ased to 3,- Wanted I'rulllrl Inn Neuron ri.lpiispit tiv WANTUD-Usod Rowing machine. I tu, hm vU o show that during the (lood ennilltion. Mrs. Hal Allitrlis, t,. yfur porlnil priir to 19SM tho 1 1 nil to 1, Box G -8. WANTED Dressed Iiohh, weekly. Hoseburg Poultry Co., 920 S. Stephens. ; WANTED flood male Persian kit ten, ilex 727, c-o NowH-Itoviow. annual yield was 37,1100 lUO pound bags. In 19:iS the yield was 8L 2110 saehs and the preliminary fi gures for this year indicate u har vert or Sl.SIMI sacllH. Dregon onions aro reported to. j he ot exceiitl-nw.lly 'fine quality. : Most of I hem are of the late' va rieties and they usually bring u premium when marketed. BLOOD DONATED TO ' ; I.F.UKF.MIA VICTIM 1 no HIUiOUH u un'inm; imikkul. oinil lti tliu Pakory Hill mino ut HlOATTI.Ii! Knv 20 f Ali I Inn. 1 IlflllUI'Ilt. Vlctorht, 111 1858, WoiKhnd ry S. J'avey, 25,; an .anxious liu- J Sli.ti pounds and Is reputed to be hand who ftuncalRd f'r blond, ulo-! tu world H larKest foiu "imRPi. iiora to aid in nn ultonint. to -hiivq ' Suuond lurKout was 'tho nlanclia tho life of - his 2!J.year.ohl '. wil'e. i llnrkloy nuRKftt. which' weiHhofl Krnnccs Pavey, victim of lotiUemla a UKiially futul diseano, was more hopeful today.' ; - t . : : A man of HI; who remains anony- nniiM, uvo Mi'h, Puyoy sonio iif--lils blood yesterday. Ho, told i)hynt- clnns he had uuffei-ed front the, dl- Heasn and had been i:u rod about 11 ynarH uko. Hiji staU'incnt wu conrintied-'by-'it TIiITnd6llihm 'AAd Iilthl, phyKiefniiH Hidd. j - ; ; Whetlietv tlnV traiiHlusion . would help Iho patlont could not- no 'Im mediately (lotorminrd M!) pounds, tralla, found In South Au FOOD DALE AND BAZAAR lly EVorRreen Grunffo Haturday, November 25th, at MeKean & lluld wln'B on (!as St. Adv. '! i Q. P. O. ELKS lioHpilal attendants na.viut? a' blood count mtisL fiiKt he taken and that cannot bo clone fur a couple of lays. , - I.eukeniia 1s a diRensu lhat pro- duces an abundance of white cor puscles in the' blood. AH members aro invited to no n'i'Pnt fit Din f'hth ftnniiiH. Tliut.l howovor. ituy forenoon, November 2Srd, lOHO. OREGON GETS BIG SUM FROM ANGLERS A uncial meeting. iKA ii. nnmU'ij soc'y. IN BANKRUPTCY B-24486 I In the DiHtrlet Court of tho United Slates lor the District of. Oregon., i In tho mailer , of Hoy . Kdward Henry, Itankrupt, To the creditors of Iloy Kdward Henry, of North Bond, in tho County of Coos, and district' aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice is hereby Riven that Raid Roy Kdward Henry has been duly,, adjudged a bankrupt on a petition llled by him on the' 4 Mi day of No vetnber, ittl'i, nud that, tho first meeting of his creditors will bo held at tho office- of tho under signed in HosoburK. Oregon, on Ihn 2nd day of December, 10'MK at ,,..,.. liuiiimr iii nw. uhiio 1 'ta'i crediiors may aitemi, provo.tncir 7.11 licenses Included fishing, hunt-! Hppnuit a trusteo, appoint inland liappim,' privll.-KCH. ! creditor's committeo, oxamino 'i'lie stales collrcterl J 18U,22',7S7 1 the bunkrupt, and transact such in fees for these licenses. The 1 other business us may properly bureau caid the monev was lined ', como beforn said ninutliiR. for enrorcemcnt of lishimc laws, i Haled at Hoseburg, Ore.,, govern educutPin work, adminislralloii and her 2i)ih, 1939. raisins of fish for rusloeklnnj C. L. HAMILTON, hlreHina. I Hefereo ill llankruplcy. WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. (AP) OreRon Issued 107,409 fishlnR II censci last year and collected $:t22,I79 In fees reflecting a Rener- ally inciiiied Interest in fresh wa ter angling throughout the nalion. The bureau of fisheries, on Hie basis of reports from the various ittaleit, estlmaled the number of an ,.l.i-u liml i.-fituf.l tiiiirn Minn r.eo nee nt, i f' 7 4!tn 177 .Urnnw-K l 11 o'clock In tho forenoon, iHHiied. the hureuii Hui.l. 5,15:120 whlrh place and timo tho said Hold Everyfhing! 14 1 iyViBcask'ylljat',tlos ui.wcar io a fivc-aliirm fire?" r