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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1939. FIVE I For Your Convenience rbme Doagli Count Starrs nlll take Want Ads for lbs Nevvs-ltevltwt CUbVKIt's MAHKET Suiberllm STB A HNS A tatUNOWETH Onklnnd STO.IAKKIt URITG CO. Yoncalta UcUUNALU KTOliB KIkton HKHAItn'9 , Umpqua GL1UK hTUHB tillde t. B. NICHOLS Ilrorkvraj B. R. IUCHTKR CO. Camas Valley ROYKI.LS 4TORB Ten ml l C C. KOSltACK Dlllard HKVNOl.US ADAMS Mr rile Creek ' BltADHTKUUT'l Illddle KBNNINCi Klt'S Canroovllle BUNNINUBK'S Glendale UAY8 t'llKEK STORE) Days Creek Th nhote stores will ncrepf ads and pmjmmt for the in. J ami tell the nierehnnt lUtrd above "1 want i pat an ad In the Newa-Uevlrw" and he will take oars of nil the details for you. NEWS-REVIEW Classified Ads BATES , Phone 100 ! First Insertion, per word . to lEach subsequent Insertion per 1 word lc VOne week, per word -One month, per lino.. $1.00 2Bo f Minimum charge . Copy for this page will be ac- uepted until 11 a. m. on the day of ' tubllcuilon. ' Tho Nows-noview assumes no responsibility tor im'l 111 !lu way 5 guui'uiilu&s tile fiiintiulul i-ewponsl-i billty or integrity of I'm nilvortln I ers in the elnsnifle'l culuilins. 1 Rentiers aro urgi'U to Itutko full lll- vxstlffiitlon liuforo nimhIiiih money ,jl response to ililvertiHpii'.tilils. 3 Tha NewH-Review removes ttle .1 rlsllt to ri'Juet objeorlonaliie udvnr- Using. It further renervoT tlio right ato classify H 11 it'lvi-rUH-ntf unufcr v lie propor rlnmif'i'iitln" RED RYDER Battling the rushim& torremt,thumder. guides his master's body to shallow vwer- FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS I CW Is this ME? IMF Just a few minor. HH .' X CAM HARDLY i f CHANGES , HILDA . AMD V BELIEVE IT' -JIM L-O AND BEHOLD f BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES KSO-r '. Wc. Sti WASH TUBBS f AMD JUST AS X GOOD A Sjt-fi:r"' . WHWU. I TEU. VOU. WEll I WAS PASSING UEAIEN&' '?"s 1-v WE 'DOf yFQPM AKiEl6HB0RH000 THE BACKOOOB, NPSZlIS MJ& . V V- JJ VI6HAMCE COWWWTTEE jM i OUT SMBAKEO I HEARD MES " ('J,i'W(H i AMD SPY 0 HIIA! . 3 lHATCPJaYMAH.) M TWELVE &t&SijL3M I LIMK WITH WIVES. ... ghljV""" ' M a if J f A "oKELETOKl kVBE THW'S W f X Q -Af I 1 fe's 1 V, 1 F, V rii1 - Wtl " " 1 ii ii i- ii iiiiiiiiintM-WlhrrirTStS8 To get In touch with advertis ers giving as their address "Box so and so, care News-Review," it Is necessary to write them. The News-Review doesn't know who they are either. For Sale Miscellaneous POCKET KNIVES, 25c to 11.00. 1 Air riflos, Daisy, 1.Z5. pocket f watches. J 1.00. Hunting knives. $1.00. Rifles, 22 calibre, f 4.95. Boys' tine axe, $1.00. Marble's match box, 60c. Many fine things at Powell's Hardware Btore. FLY RODS, J3.00 to. J7.00.' Fino reels, 75c to $7.00. Fly lines, 60c to $5.00. Casting rods, X1.00 to (5.00. Salmon rods, $1.00 to $1.95. You can easily flud a fine gift here at Powell's. FOOTBALLS, 89c. Football hel mets, 98c. Football shoes, $2.00. Basketball shoes, $2.25. Kids' life-saver vests, $2.50. Student lamps, $1.79. Volloyballft, $3.00. Powell's for Sporting Goods. CARPENTERS' TOOLS Hand saws, hammers, flies, planes, braces and bits, pliers, wrenches, vises, tin snipes, grinders, etc. Many useful and practical gifts at Powell's Hardware store. OUTBOARD MOTORS Elto, $15.00. Johnson, $35.00. Big twin Johnson, $100.00. Many other good buys In trolling motors at Powell's Hardware. FOR GUARANTEED MUFFLERS, . glass, trailers and ruto parts, go to SARFF'S AUTO WRECKING HOUSE, 523 N. Mailt. Phone 653. A NEW modern storage locker system at Douglas Ice and Stor age Co. Attractive rates. Cartons for sale. DELICIOUS and KpU.onhurg up- pies. V. E. Beaver, mile S. enbower school. - jA0 "'VOKIj VO' 1 SEE our stock of bicycles, tri cycles and wagons. Also lie' Springfyele has Just arrived. En tirely new ideas,' at tho Rose burg Cyclery, 530 N. Jackson. FOR SALE Bicycle, practically mew, for half price. Phone 693-L, or inquire at 341 8. Pine. 2" O. D. pipe, new thread and couplings, 10c foot. Phone 121. O. C. John. CHRISTMAS TREES. 10c to 50c. Rear of Douglas Hotel. Wanted 850021" SUtfAR PINE shakes. A. E. Jnrcens. 1227 W. Second street. Phone 32S-L. I WANTED Dressed hogs, weekly. Roseburg Poultry Co., 920 S. Stephens. DAY OLD calf wanted. O. C. Luch turhand, Oakland,- Oregon. Poultry FOR SALE New Hampshire Red pullets, starting to lay, Christie strain, 75c each it taken before 2(ith. Bert Neely, Camas Valley. 100 NEW HAMPSHIRE RED pul lets, ready to lay. 75c. 250 to se lect from. Bessie Martlndale. Camas Valley. Hay, Grain, Feed FOR SALE Baled oac and vetch alfalfa hay. T. B. Duncun. Phone 14F2. Lost and Found LOST Black and wbllo spotted fox terrier, 9 months old. Kc . ward. 218 Court. Chiropractor I 5 - lid-.Scientific equipment, Dr. Scofleld. Perkl NCM & X-Ruy. rklns Bide. - AMP PULLS RED RyDER. FROM DEATH IM THE RAPIDS A New Gal GEc, WHEN 1 WAKE UP IN THE NAORNING . X'i-L TH'MV THERE'S A STRANGER. IN IHE ROOM ' X HOPE LARD LIKES Good for me this rwmMUM- ' CASC YOOWE. UsSTERCTED , SITDDV ABOUND SEVERAL, KORE &UM.MEI?S THAN SUt CLAIMS I ALSO .TKER ARE AT LEAST TWO HftHlAra HLOPE fiEKTCS bSOT MAtiY ybiOW ABOUT 1 TRE LAST ViAS WITH A WELL. KbiOVOW SLACK SKEEP At3Q ' THERE V5AS ENOUGH. DVST COfcifciECTEEl VJVTVJl TO BOWL 'AT COST KtA5 - OLD VAAM Vt.-ETY T UVtY - , . ; X.IC - ETC - 7. - Careful, Link Livestock FRESH, Jyenrold Guernsey cow, with or without week-old bull calf. A real cow for $75.00. II. C. Kelley, Camas Valley, Oregon. INDIVIDUAL cold storage system for meats, fruits anil vegetables. Cut and processed tree. Owen's Mkt. SHEEP FOR SALE 55 head good, sound, young ewes. Floyd Smith. Phone 12F23. 1500-POUND mare for sale cheap or trade for cow. V. Wllshire, Brockvvay. COCKER spaniel puppies. E. Ja cobs, 312 W. Second Ave. N. FOR SALE Jersey cow, age 7. Frank J. Wilson, Myrtle Creek. Dentistry DONE IN IGNORANCE WHY leave Roseburg for Dental Plntes when local Dentists can give competitive price and qual ity in all various Dentul Plate and Extractions. DR. NERBAS Gas when desired. Masonic Bldg. Phone 4S3 Real Estate FEDERAL limn bun!: tarnis Tien sonable prices; convenient terms. Lists avuilalilu at the National Farm Loan Office Perkins Bulld iuglCoscburg. FOR SALE By owner Groom, modern house some furniture like now. No agents. 1029 Coroy avenue. FOR SALE Modern reaioileled 5-room house. (108 S. Pine street. Thunder Can Do No More Once more rvder. loses consciousness . . THU-,nER CAMMOT UM" TIE THE ROPES THAT BIND HIM.. UNLESS HE'.P COMES SOOM for Lard You, Boots I WAS ALWAYS SO BUSY KEEPING HOUSE FOR. DADDY, X GUESS X D1DNT NOTICE THE WAY OF AVA- TWH MEAVi , CWEAP ,OMOEQ.- im vtR ovom ss tvyotKriw ,ore TWtV WOOVDM'T ViOW A'iOOT socrt WW : EVERV TIME I START OUT THE DOOR, A BUNCH Cfr NOSEy VJ0MEK1 ARE WATCHIN6. I'LL HAVE TO STUFF THIS IM THE FURWACE AMO BLiPM IT UP Rentals FOR RENT 3-roohi house, slublo. 1 acre of land, near new sol diers' home. $10.00 pur month, tl. W. Young & Son, 205 W. Cass. Phone 417. COMPLETELY Pl'ltNIS H E I house, overstuffed furnllllre. oil circulator. Inquire SI0 N. Jack son. I BELTONIA, modern, furnished ! apartment. Tile sinks. Reason able. Tenants transferred. Phone I 12-U FOR RENT About January 1 I- room- duplex. Mreplnco, piano, garage. Close In. 218 S. Rose. SMALL apartment, one or two adults. Ground floor. Reasonable. The Strange Shop. FOR RENT or LEASE, 6-room house, 10 acres, near Mclroso. Inquire Melrose Store. FIVE-ROOM modern house, fur nished. 420 Vistu uvenue. Mrs. C. H. Davics. Kohlhagcu Apartments. Strictly modem. Phone 650. FUUNISHKD apartments. Steam ht'Kt. Douglas Hotel. GAIIAC.E for reut. 246 S. lloao street. Fuel BURN WOOD OR SAWDUST Kafe-Convonient And It costs so little. nOSEIlUUG LUMBER CO. Phono 282. Massage STEAM BATH massage and reduc ing treatments. Brooks, 425 Per kins Miilhlltig. ' ' LARD NEVER. PAID MUCH ATTENTION TO ME TKVKKb'b like w&Mjmtz E hTTHIMD fs ' ' ( ffi---" 13j9BYNEASg3VICE. INC. f . M. RFr. u " "It Qpp , ' I'll TAVCt AOOAKiTA6t ov : rr copr. 1g3? BT 'ySACES iVr -a 'tM'r1: II "Syfyi W , f 1 1 ZD. M.T7S . Witt ZA Autos '37 DODGE J-tnn pickup, good con dition, $550.00. Terms. 412 Fow ler. Phone 12-1. AI'llAM'S USED CARS 1936 1935. 1938 11136 1930 1933 1937 1939 1934 1930 1936 1934 1937 ROSE Plymouth coupe $345.00 .'Ot-d touring sedan 325.00 Ford coach ,. 675.00 .. 395.00 Ford deluxe sedan Hudson coach Ford sedan Ford deluxe coupe ... 395.00 ... 375.00 ... 495.00 675.00 Ford coupo Ford coupe 215.00 Roosevelt sedan 95.00 Ford pickup 375.00 International pickup.. 295.00 Chovrolot truck 495.00 AND OAK STS. PHONE 80 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN FRIDAY GLENDALE. Dec. 21. The pri mary and elementary grades of the Glcndalo schools will -present n Christmas program Friday evening. December 22, consisting of an op ! erettn. "The Toy Shop." and a j Christmas choir, with Christmas scenes In pantomime. The cast or "Tho Toy Shop" Is i,s follows: Tina, Deniece Hunting ton; tho Toymuker. Stanley Mit chell; Airs. Crumby, owner or tho toy shop. Virginia Cooper; Pal, the dog. Elmo Ball; Felix, tho cat, Jimmy Brewer: Kewpie doll, Miiry Bellows; Negro doll, Billy Now- land: sailor doll, Elton Ollnghnusu; oldest doll, Jerry McNoll; Juck-ln-thu-bnx. llruee Y'Ulooil; Ural doll, 'Dorothy Cunningham; second ?oll, I Dorothy Winkelman; third dull. 'Mary Ruth Sparks; rourtn noil, Nnilinr Caraway: other dolls, Joiin By Fred Harnian By Merrill Blosser Boys are. like that WHEM THEY LOOK AT A CAKE i They can never. SEE -PAST THE f ROSTIN3 By Edgar Martin J 1M NiOV A BOt URVRSSEO BOT V"tR VASt S HER. CXOK .OSIO'ESS AMO VT ST VlWtRlM6 TO SOME OOPE "WKi. X'O VAtAM tSSOOSVA TO 1 ttv X. zi ' . , n i Nt:A service, mc. t. M, Rrp. u. fl. pat.'offJ By Roy Crane EXPERT SERVICE When There's Something You Want Done 8EE AN EXPERT The firms and Individuals listed below specialize In their work. 8da them for expert services. You should profit by their help. ' AUTO REPAIRING Mtm Spaugh's Garage. 234 W. Oak street. Phone 303. Knlghl-Porter, corner Douglas & Mala. Body, fonder work. Painting. RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING Koaoburg Electric. Phone 123. FLUE CLEANING J. C. Bewley. Phone 163. GENERAL SAW FILING llowu'.d Casebeer, 443 8. Stephens. Also furniture repairing. LOCKSMITH Pnclfle Koy Sor. Phone 348. Thomna, Donald Wlnkplman; ma mil (lolls, Porotliy Pliilllpa, Joan Kanloll, Icla May Turner; romp or (I')Hh, LoiiIho Coopor, Donna Dcall. Dorothy I'holpa; fancy dolls, Dorothy Itoad, Barbara Thurman, Iorratne Knatmui:; teddy bears. Larry HeiinttiKor, Myrtle Patter Hon, Colleen Comlray, Wanda West, Marvin Ashman, Knth Allen, lrma Lee Hathaway; wooden Holdfcrs. 'Carl Sether. Karl Sether. Kenneth Turner. Vernon lieall. Hilly Sclilclnh. PorreHt Poll; school chil dren, Kenneth Hedfleld, Don Heanies und Danny Wlnkolmnn. Members of the ChrlstmnH choir wtl! he rSHly DobyiiH, hoUKhiH Ash man, Kdllh Hrndy, Helty Smith, Phyllis Smith, Jerry McNeil. Diane Nelson. Hilly Lowallen, Hetty liar hour, Paula Mao Swank, Krnnk St, Clair, Danny Winkelman, Don Ilnames, Mary Ann Howinan, Nor ma Kodl'lold. (iemldlno Mays Cleometto MnclMiemm. Virginia Cooper, Bruco Y'MI-joiI, Hilly Sehlelfch. Zella Wool'.ey, Harlan Uudfleld, Mary Hellowa, MaiKret Gnltleri'lez, Dorothy CunnlnKhnni, Dorothy Winkelman. Kenneth Kod rirld. Dale MeCollmn. Marjory Richardson, Dorothy Itend. ' Lor raino ICuatmau und Odella, Cook. ELECTION OF OFFICERS HELD IHDDLK, December 21. At a refent ineolhm tho order of Kast orn Star held elect ton or off icon which wns followed by a banquot honoritiK tho pant malroim and past iiiilronii of tho order. Mrs. Grace Hecker, retiring matron,, pi'j Mcnteil each ol tier on leers wun a Klft. The following officurf) wore elected for the ensuitiK year: Lil lian Hall, worthy matron; Klzle LogHdon. worthy patron; Kiln Ham lin, assistant matron: ftlbert Hall, assistant patron; Hertha Hlilndell. conductress; Zalda Acker, .tusfst ant condiictmss; Ktta Moilhaf. screiary; f)-ra Willis. treaH'.iror; Neva Matthews, elm plain; Muud (riant, pianist. Installation of of ficers will be held Tuesday, Dee. I!ith. On Kridav or last week the Past Matrons dinner was held at the IoiIkc dlnhiR hall with sixteen members and uuestH present. Mrs. (irant and Mrs. Willis were acting hoste'sscs. TURKEY DINNER 19 ENJOYABLE AFFAIR OLALLA. Deeombnr 21. Mr. ami Mrs. Itov .1. Carnall were dinner MUCHtH at the homo of Mr. and Mrs, Jim flarns, wttn Mrs. neii Clark as Joint lioslesM. on Saturday .vpiilini. . )i:einier mivi. ui six- thirty. Mrs. I tarns and Mrs. Clark served a delicious roast tur- kov dinner to Mr. and Mrs. Car nall. M. and Mrs. Charles SIdkhI. Airs. K. D. L'ickwood and' the host mil liostesHcs. Mr. and Mrs. Harns and Mrs. Clark. A lovely little frosted Christmas tree on a mirror lake centered the table while Ki'een lapers, green and white nut-cups and dainty hand made place cards of Santa Clans, and silvered fir sitiii bombs, ymt WV corn o nvttu soviet, rue, t m rcc u s.TAi.orr. RADIO SERVICING Hargis Radio Service. Phone 196. Lund Radio Service. Phoue 34. REFRIGERATION SERVICE E. C. Jones. Phono 139-L. SHEET METAL WORK Sinulger's, 444 N. Jackson SL WELDING Rshg. Woldlng Works, 509 N. Main. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Borgh's. 630 Winchester. Ph. 808. conos conipleteil tho table ilccora Hons. 1'ollowing illnncr gifts were ill.itrlbutcu from a beautilully de corated Christinas tree in tho Mr lug room and cards and visiting enjoyed by the guests. GUESTS AT IRELAND HOME OLALLA, December 31. Gin-sis at Ireland Brothers ranch Sundnv Included Mrs. Pearl Thomas from Homednlc. Idaho, Mr. and Mrs-l'-red llolilrcge from Thermouolls, Wyo., .Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ire and aim, Deo. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ii. land, Mr. and Mia. Jerry Morrison Iiolnnil, Hon , Hills, and daughter, Joyce, or Marslifield. Mr. flu I ilrmlgo and Airs. Thomas aro bro thor anil sister (if Mrs. W. 10. Ire land and are here for a lew weeks visit with her anil other rrlends In Marslillcld. "!r. and Mrb. Ilol dregii will retitrn to Wyoming soon hut Mrs. Thomas expects to re main Tor some time with hur sis tor. DINNER IS ENJOYED AT LOCKWOOD HOME OLA I. LA, Docombor 20. Mrs Hoy J. Carnall was a dinner gucsl at tho homo ot Mrs.- It. D. Lick wood in Teninlle Tuesday, otheri enjoying the dullcious chicken din ner served at twelve-thirty worn Mrs. Charles Klegal. Mrs. Jim Harns, Mrs. linn l.akey and s-nall son. (,'iinniil, Warren Lockwmiil, Max l.ockwiod anil tho hostess, Ali'H It. II. I.ockwooil. I'lillowing dinner Mrs. Laltoy and, tiix Locliwood dollvereil a Hhi). meiit- of (li'i'HHed turkeys to Itoso burg whllo tho other ladles suent the afternoon visiting with Mrs. I.ockwooil to whom they presented a lovely shower of kitchen articles trimmed In red, her farm-lioiise tiltchen bi-liig dono In white, red and blaclt. The next meeting of this group will lie at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hums, Saturilay evening, January III, when the la dies and Ihnir husbands are invited in dinner and Christinas partv giv en by Mr. and Mrs. Jlarns and Mrs. Hell Clark. Small Christmas gills will he exi-hiilignd. Associated Gas Station Improves Its Service The Associated sorvlco station at 'Cutnp View, operatoil by Claude "Put" Patterson, has recently been Improved and now survices added. A building has hecn constructed to provide lacllilles for lubrication . and has been c'luippetl with auto matic hoist und a newly develop ed system fur cleaning transmis sion and differential cases. Mat tery service equipment also has been Installed. London's Westminster hospital has sunk Its supply of radium (six grammes worth $15u,uou) In a &u foot steel shaft. dope . . . ljOMUS!''