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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1 3'. 1939. SEVEN 1 To get In touch with advertis ers giving as their address "Box so and so, care News-Roview," it la necessary to write them. The News-Rnview doesn't know who they are either. Livestock FOR SALE Exceptionally fine 1 red pigs, 12 weeks old, bred to 1 produce quality bacon and heavy i hams. Selby, Garden Valley road. 1U IMIf mil A T. A..t umpuit BVBtDITI fj for meats, fruits and vegetables. j Cut and processed tree. Owen'B Mkt. 'fOCIGBNBURG milking gout, . iinimcF on.l t.ix.tln fill mi flnm-PO Farls, Route 2, Roseblirg. EHEEP FOR SALE 55 good, sound, young ewes. 5 Smith. Phone 12F23. head Floyd FOR SALE Fat hogs, weight 200 A to 250 pouuda. E. J. Crawford, 1 Sutherlln. . FOR SALE Skunk dog. $20.00. H. Gordon Ware. Phone 58F21. i FRESH Jersey heifer for salo U $40.00. C. B. Calkins, .Route 2. COCKER spaniel puppies. S. E. Ja- cobs, 312 W. Second Ave. N. FOR SALE 32 ewes. Phone 202-K. i 112 Brockway. Massage .TREATMENT ROOMS. Scientific i massage. Hydrotherapy and Col in ontheiapy. Brooks, Perkins ? Building. Fuel BURN WOOI) OR SAWDUST -Sufe-Convcnieut And it costs so little. ROSEUURO LUMBER CO. Phono 282. jnen Rvnen uicerwarprj bv rred tiarhiCM ;i KEU ki Iciv ; - , 1 I I wl! VY, r-WO ' , f SETTER. PLAV VOUR. VrJUT FOLKS TH.IWK 1 FEST WHATS THAT ! X n. 1 ; A I V1. WnoaaCo,JTD?T ' CARDS CLOSE TO, I DIFFEREMT WOW I Egl SOME&ODY'S OKI THE f '-flW In. 1 L iJ08BED WITHECS.' WEVE BEEkJ PRETTV IfffljPj! J3r Qr?il VOUR VEST. LUCKY THAT I'M 6UILDIM' R&Mk. ROOF --GET HIM ' I W 7SS 1 I V-J . 1 ?-5J.sSg ...TS K',A fl - f ' Ir- OUR REPUTATIOM TH' MEW SCHOOL EljS'SaBfe r . J- kfemS FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Lard Gets a Police Escort By Merrill Blosser I ft LtT'S DRIVE SOMEWHERE VS V P WMATS THtT ' '"' ! I WELL, TMATS FRECK.i if AND TALK ISTVER .' f '" RUSH ? VOU VAERET ' ' WELL, V'SEE , J- DIFFERENT.' WCTITt SIkSlns I 1VE GOT lb HMD SOME WAY lsS: ' DOINQ 55 N A 4?-f WAS ON MY WAY I'LL GET OUT W GOSH ! i OF ANY PLACE I V TO DIKH HILDA GRuIbLeT l' 5 - MILE ZONE JM TO HILDA GRUBBLE IN FRONT AMD V$ WASNT 1 XD RATHER I V. . , ''DONT -v yiMlV HOUSE A CLEAR. THE ffi GONG Tr4RE NOT GET TO ''"'lW " Jr i s ; ( sllr S ' M-tf. 5 ' 'I"' III I T I . I I " ? root; and HER BUDDIES v " Ourh! ' Bv Edqar Martin f HA-O, f E.OOT&1L 60iV b F5555 Mlft iOMt, ftBOOb'.IMOttO; rX rAtVVti't.W UV- M CA-ttJ MUCH LA WELV. I ( TAP ) ' L SWtVV. TO I WAKtt XOO J$ VviE TWE 0Wb FOfi SOMt Or I WASH TUBBS What's That? ' . . By Roy Crane j I ( ALA4! I'M A 4T0P YOUR WWLIMS, " " ( tt' 60 VNOMDERFUL OP TtHE EAHWEET") f THAT '6 -SPLEMOVD! SPLEWDIOO f 'OH, VES INDEED. VOU HZ, MOW THAT LIVHlb ! i VOOMBV AMD LEAVE IT TO Mi.) VOU TO WANT TO MARRV BOy! I FEEL THAT WA6HV-BE M16HTV BEUEUED I LOST HIS MIND AWD CAM! BEJAEM&EB WHERE I --i-;-N1 VTHAT WOIVANS y UNVC EVIEN A-FTER HE'S HE WILL NEED A TO LEAEM THAT VOU'RE AC V HE BURIED HIS MOUEVTSOMEBODV WILL HAvJE A POOR AjRA CINCH TO J-jK ' (LOST HIS MIND TtjjH HOWE AND L0UIN6 TUALLV 60INS THRU WITH ST TO TAKE "CARcToF HI- WASH Af RAID i UNCLE W-vWWPLE J -s xr J tiM CARE NOW MOBE -y-r THE WEDDING -- , HE.'t B STOCK J 7 'i f LINCOLN N i.C I THAU EVER. MO 1 1 T OPl IFUFD? ' 7 C V X J, For Sale Miscellaneous ' POCKET KNIVES, S5o to ?1.00. Air rifles, Daisy, J1.25. Pocket watches, $1.00. Hunting knives, $1.00. iiiflcar 22 calibre, $4.95. Boys' fine axe, $1.00. Marble's match box, 60c. Many fine things at Powell's Hardware store. FLY RODS. $3.00 to $7.00. Fino 1 reels, 75c to $7.00. Fly lines, 65c to $5.00. Casting rods, $1.00 to $5.00. Salmon rods, $1.00 to $4.95. You can easily find a fine gift here at Powell's. ( FOOTBALLS, 89c. Football hoi- mots, 98c. Football shoes, $2.00. ' Basketball shoes, $2.25. Kids' life-saver vests, $2.50. Student lamps, $1.79. Volleyballs, $3.00. i Powell's for 8portiug Goods; . 1- CARPENTERS' TOOLS Hand saws, hammers, files, planes, braces and bits, pliers, wrenches, vises, tin Bnipes, grinders, etc. Many useful and practical gifts at Powell's Hardware store. . FINE Quaker oil burning circulat ing heater, just like now. Will sell cheap and take the old Btove FOR SALE Cedar fence ami cor in trade. See me quick. J... M. ' ner posts. Also 30-inch fir shakes. Judd. I Culver's Market, Sutherlln, Oro- OUTBOARD MOTORS Elto,1' ""' 1 . $15.00. Johnson, $35.00. Big twin OXFORD or Cambridge lllblos,' Johnson,. $100.00. Many other , with or without .concordance, good buys in trolling motors at George Fnris, Routo 2, Roseburg. Powell's Hardware. GOOD yellow car corn, lo per FOR GUARANTEED MUFFLERS, j glass, trailers and auto parts, go to SAHFF'S AUTO WRECKING HOUSE, 523 N. Main. Pbone 553. FOR SALE OR TRADE Harley Davidson motorcycle. Good rub ber and good condition. Marvin Hoffmeister, Winston. SET OF "Book House", for chil dren. Perfect' condition. Excellent Christmas gift. Reasonably; pric ed. I'hono 14U-J. Christmas gift. Reasonably; pric-V'32 NASH sedan for livestock, wai- ' n.i m.n..n l.lo.r '! Rlnrnv 1 .nnklnirirliiKH I FOR SALE 1 nearly new Electro lux gas refrigerator, $99.50; 1 re possessed $179.00 Norgo refriger ator, $125.00; 1 good oil circula tor, $24.95. Wm. Calhoun's Radio Music Store, 225 N. Jackson street. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE Driver shop equipment. Electric drill, wood lathe, table saw and ac cessory tools. Call 617 Cobb street, evenings. FOR SALE 22 Caterpillar tractor in A-l condition. KWH Sales I and Servian. SOS ' S. Rlverulfle. !" Medford. Phone 909. . a NEW moAein Biornge locker eystem at Douglas Ioe and Stor age Co. -Attractive rates. Cartons for sale. . - FOR SALE Wittle 6 h. p. saw rig, . good condition; oak posts, rang-j ing 9. 8, 7 cents each. V. J. Bur-i silt, Melrose. - APRONS, fur collars, buttons. - buckles covered, dressmaking. Hemstitching Shop, 419 Perkins Building. pound. J. F. Bailey, Dutch Mill. GOOD used bicycle. I'bono 696-Y or call 102 Roberts. t Autos FOR SALE 1930 Chevrolet sedan. Just rebored, radio and heater. Terms. Jack Howlaud, Glido. I '32 NASH sedan for livestock ! ter Storey, Lookingglass. Wal- Rentals HOUSE and 19 acres of ground, 1 mllo east of RosoburK, for rent very cheap. Can work most of It out. See Roy Young, Roseburg, or M. L. Walls at Sale Barn, north of Roseburg. FOR RENT About January 1 -. room duplex. Fireplace, plauo, I garage. Close In. 218 S. Rose. SMALL apartment, one or two adultB. Ground floor. Reasonable. The Strange Shop. FOR RENT or LEASE, 6-room house, 10 acres, near Melrose. Inquire Melruse Store. . STRICTLY modern 3-room apart meat. Norlhside Apartmouts. Phone 3C8-J. FIVE-ROOM modern house, fur nished. 420 Vista avenue. Mrs. C. H. Davies. FOR RENT Furnished bouse, I $7.50. Braughton, Miller's Addi 1 tion. 2-ROOM furnished house, $5.00 month. Miller's Addition. Phone 562-J. FOR RENT Small furnished , house. Adults. Inquiro 950 Cobb. CLOSE Cheap. IN Apartment. Adults. 302 West Washington. NlOELY furnished apartments for rent 605 S. Pino street. Kohlhagcn Apartments, modern. Phone 550. Strictly 2-ROOM furnished apartment. Brockway street. 112 Poultry I HAMPSHIRE PULLETS. 75c each it taken beforo December 18. Just starting to lay. Bert Noeloy, Cunins Valley. Real Estate FOR SALE Lots 2, 3, Block D, Flint's Addition, Roservolr street. I Make cash offer or-will trade for; late model car or tractor. Reiu- bold Blank, Lookingglass. FEDERAL, laud bank tanus Hon sonable prices; oonvenleut terms. Lists available at the National Farm Loan Office Perkins Build ing, Koseburg. FOR SALE 20-acre tract, Elga rose district. Box 150, Molroso routo. - FOR SALE Monern remodeled I 5-roora house. 606 S. Pine street Lost and Found LOST Black velvet purse, con- tnining keys, keepsakes, etc. Please leave at 939 W. iBt St., Roseburg; Sutherlln Sun, Oak land Tribune office, or address Laura C. Shaw, Oakland, Ore. Reward. LOST Gold rimmed glassos, black case. Leave at News-Review. Re ward. Hay, Grain, Feed FOR SALE Baled oac and vetch alfalfa bay. T. E. Duncan. Phono 14F2. FOR SALE Baled out und vetch 1 hay. Howard HutficUI. Phono 11FI1. FOR SALE Second and third cut ting alfalfa huy. Call Pearl Jones. Chiropractor Scientific equipment, NCM & X-Ray I Dr. Scorieln. ForKlnrt Bide. Dentistry DONE IN IGNORANCE WHY loave Roseburg for Dental Platen when local Dentists cau give competitive price and qual ity in all various Dental Plate and Extractions. Dlt. NERUAS Gas when desired. IIasoulc Bldg. Wanted WANTED Female Scottle puppy. State price and pedigree, Evelyn Powell, Umpqua. WANTED Dressed hogs, weekly. Roseburg Poultry Co., 920 S. Stephens. WANTED 10.000 30-iuch shaken. J. W. Wright, Mllo. Help Wanted $35 TO $30 OR bettor per week la what Watklns Products Routes pay openings scarce but can be obtained if you can prove you are a hustler when vacancies oc cur. Your locality may be open. Inquire or, to put in application for waiting list, write H. y. BOR DEAUX, 4512 Mollis Stroot, Ouk lund, California. ' Nazis Gloat Over Bremen's Return BERLIN, Dec. 13. (AP) While all Germany Bloated today over the return of the $20,000,000 liner Bremen her whoreabouts romuin ed a military secret. An announcement by the North Gorman Lloyd Hue office at Now York that the Bremen docked at Broinerhuven after her trip from Murmansk was beliovod to bo part EXPERT SERVICE When There's Something You Want Done see an expcrt f firms and Individuals listed below specialize In their work. See them for expert services. You should profit by their help. AUTO REPAIRING alba Spaugh's Garage. 234 W. Oak street Phone 303. Knight-Porter, corner Douglas & Main. Body, tender work. Painting. RADIO ELECTRICAL. REPAIRING Koseburg Electric. Phone 123. FLUE CLEANING J. C. Bewloy. Phone 163. GENERAL SAW FILING Howa'.d Casebeer, 443 S. Stephcca. Also furniture repairing. LOCKSMITH Pacific Key Ser. Phone S4S of a cuinouriiiKe campaign to hide the ship's real whereabouts. Circumstantial evidence -points to Kiel us tho present shelter for tho ship. An enemy raid on Kiel in far ieus likely than on tho more exposed Uremorhaven. s Uerlin newspapers banner-lined the llremen'u safo return us u "world sui ition," The papers asserted tho- British wuro buwIldiM'cd by tho (Ionium navy's feat ot bringing the $20,000, 000 ship through the blockade. The official German news ugeu cy. DKU, said the Uremcn was wutched all day yesterday by fier muii aircraft which forced a Brit ish stihmarlno that sighted tho ship to Bitbmergo. DXB declared the Uritlsb. In formed by the submurine, trle( to find the Bremen again hut by that time sua was "protected by air- cruft and the navy and had long roaciiuu uaruotv The llorman high command im ported: British ulrplaues . hunting lor tile Bromou had been forced to turn buck before reaching tho Uorumu coast. It also related the disabling of an allied position on the westurn front with tho capture of u number of prisoners. . i .-Sutherlin i V t ' m i ; . r ; ... i , , r . : SUTfiEHLIN, Dec. la. Mr.' and Mrs. Clarence Hand and sou und daughter of Hiisohurg woro Visi tors ut tho William C. Wood borne MSI lTI(jUy. , , , t Mrs. Paul GeddeK of Itosehurg attended the stiver tea at the par uonago Friday fifternonu. Patty Jordan returned to Hchool Monday morning after a week's ab Hcnce duo to tho flu. The Koseburg Missionary socie ties ot tho Methodist church en tertained tho Dillur.J. Lookiturglass and Sutherlln .societies Uiat Thurs day hi HoHoburg. Those attending from hero woro: Mrs. P. A. Com- Klock, Mi'H. Jesse Cooper. Mrs. M. W. French. Mrs. William C. Woods. Mrs. Otvlllo French. Mrs. Kmil Hull and lteverend Onuul B Trlck. Fred Madlgau has returned from Portland where the doctirs re cently broke his arm aguln us it was not healing right. Kobort Stowe hens been serious ly 111 ut his homo with the flu hut Is some better now. Hubert's sister. Lola, is also .quite ill with the diaeaue.. Tho bake sutu sponsored by the Parent-Touchers1 club which wu held at the J'lggly- Wlggly store IuhI Saturday was a pronounced success. T. to. Jones has returned from 10 let), Nevada, where ho hus been visiting his son, Roy und fuinfly. Mr, Jones will make his home with his, daughter, Mrs. Hurry Cbeuo- welh. . ' 1 An unknown person threw n whiskey battle through tho bakery window lust Friday night. Hold Everything! 2) ACLOSE D?0P FOR COP 1? BY NC SEWV'CC. UlC T M BCC.U PT Off ' I 'Tvc tf ii lliibli RADIO SERVICING Hargls Radio Service. Phone 196. Lund Radio Service. Phone 34. REFRIGERATION SERVICE E. .C. Jones. Phone 139-L. SHCET METAL WORK Slnniger's, 444 N. Jackson St, ' WELDING Rsbg. Welding WorkB, 609 N. Mala. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Bergh's. 630 Winchester. Ph. 805 . , Glendale . G I X l") A L K, Doc. i 3. A mon g those '.attending tho. - basketball $ gamesi'ut" llosoburg Saturday evo f ning wore M. F. Nye, Muxlue Mc Murron, Audrey McNeel, Creaton McNeel, Paul Archambeau, Jim Morgan, Arthur Krost und Uotty Lou Miller. . - Miss Luella Cunningham and Jack HickH loft Saturday for Seat tle where they will visit and attend to business for a few days. Miss Mary Kay (ilenu of Hoho burg spent tho week-end at th,o Herman Aydototte homo. Mr. and Mrs. K. U. Harvey were business visitors in Grants Puss Thursday. Mrs. Govt rude Uystnl and Kloyd Clare drove lo Itosohurg Wednes day evening, and brought back u . new far which Mr. Olaro had pur cluiped. ' Mrs. W. It.' Pttrvlne returned Tbumdiiy (o her liomo at the Vic tory mine after u vlHlt in Knattle. , Mr. and Mrs. B.-G. Hunltnrrtnn and daughter,' Dnnloco, sjient Sat urdtiy alteruoon nt Itosehurg.- 1 , dMr. und Mrs. G. 13. JIUdgo. Miss Margaret iChase and Miss Bervl Smith wore Medford visitors Sat urday W, B. Lesh and J. B. Crnddnek transacted buslnoss at Itosehurg Saturday. ...... Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Austin wnro dlnnei,' guests at. the home of Mr. and MihjU. Iv.jMotJrackou of (IritVR creek Sunday, lloh. Morey, and' l)nn Smith vl sltefl nt RqpohurK Raiurduy.-. .;. Mr.' und Mrs. C. UfNormnTo re turned Suturd'tv from a husliiftHii t'lrltr to "Sun Frunciaco an,d - other California points. 1 Mr. und Mrs, Hoy ' Gibbons and daughter, Brbin-a, were week-end vlslt-wj at Hlddlo. Without Operation CliinoHo horb reme dies uro vory won ilorful for . tumor, dropsy, iillon, . rup ture, Htimmcli uleor, lungs, heart; Uvor, h; Leong Btomneh, klduoy, Herbalist bladder troubles, asthma, ecze ma, blood, gallstonos, yellow fever, epilepsy, rhoumatlBm and femalo complaints. Call or write. Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Yick So Herb Co. 132 N. JACKSON ST. Kohlhagen Bldg.. Roseburg, Ore. picture il'sli lousy!" t'.V. ;v.-' m m m m