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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1940.
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RED RYDER
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Putting 2 and 2 Together By Merrill Blosser
JUME WILL BE BACK TJ' 1 O HAVE YOU DRAMATIC ABILITY ? W'V f THE COUPON'S BEEM (
FROA THE STORHAMV G I THArJKS, f , COME TO NEW TbRK AND LET 4 J : CLIPPED ! " GEE m.. . II
MINUTE, FRECKLES .' HAVE 11 WR. . US TRAIN VOU FDR A CAREER ON , fk - . , TIME" TABLE!.'
A CHAIR WHILE X FINISH I I WAYNAAN.' THE STAGE? CUP THE ATTACHED M J--- O THE U6MT!5 B5IN-
BOOTS AND HR BUDDIES Probably True By Edgar Martin
WASH TUBBS WeM Spoken, Suh ' By Roy Crane
' MAL, HERE WE ARE. X "lT'4 BECAUSE WE iuS f THEV XOP COOR'SE 1T AlW'T MOMEl f tT'6 THE X AU0 MEXTTIME,, I WEWT fAW W SCHOOL, MR. PUBWS, BUT MVBEI l
AlWTWUCHOFASHAKAtMWi'T ) KNOW TOO MUCH J A' WURCEREO I OP MV BOSINKS M WU THIRD TIME LIKE AS WOT, THEVLL 1 TjICU'T LEARN MUCH. I'JA FISHT1M6 THAT MOB, AWt I A J .
' BUT VOU KIM DRV OUT. SA Kj-T-.CjZ. A OEOLO... WM'T ASKW4' MV AW1CE, I THEV( T0 SUCCD. WO$IBE,hrT 601M4 TO CONTINUE FISHTIM6 F'"' ' Hi
WHV'D VOU SAy THEM OIL r v ; Hj'" 1 'jj . MA'M, BUT I'LL AV - TO KILL VOU CAU'T F16HT Xf,im.MmJmmi ,, , ,',. , S ' , ' ' N
! fellers tried to J J STWT1E!) Tms: i wEMT thru . tAsy THAT crcwd -h- ,LM """ r
dbown vou?xsr j :4T7. if V IVlv the ecomd r" AjmfjffjTJSMiS JA
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To Ret in touch with advertis
ers giving as their address "Boi
o and so, care New Bar lew,"
It la necessary to write them.
The News-Review doesn't know
who they are either,
Livestock
VOll SALE Two teams young
horses, one broken, other un
broken. Several more from one
to five years. AH good draft
slock. N. L. Conn, ltoscburg,
em.
(FOK jAIK Two milk gouts to
iresnen soon, win iruue iur mj
iiiK hens, Killing culf or lumber.
A. K. Stanley, Melrose Koute.
FOR SALE Brood sow, 5 pis
James Cook, Wilbur.
COCKER Spaniels. Phone 3S6-J.
Miscellaneous
WANTED By junior high stu
dents your magazine subscrip
tions to help us earn ti sound
k stein for our building.
Fuel
BURN WOOD OR SAWDUST
Safe-Convenient
And It costs so llllle.
ROSEBURd LUMBER CO.
Phone 282.
Dentistry
I)R NKRHAH
Cas When Itesii-cd
Musimlc Bld. Phone 488
Dr. (J. W. Marshal!, Med. A. Bldfi.
Chiropractor
Srlcnlific eriuipiuent, NCM & X Ruy
Dr. Kenlifhi. pi-tkwn BKur.
Rentals
FOR KENT 5-room. modern
house, close in, $l!0.OU. Also 3
room duplex, furnished, $9.00.
Chas. Kyes, corner highway and
Douglas.
NICELY furnished, heated apart
ment wiUi two bedrooms. New
and modern. (ilil) E. Douslas.
HELTON. A Modern, furnished
apartment. Tile Bluks, Reason
able. Phone 12-L.
FIVE-ROOM modern house, bard
wood floors. Imjulio 1124 Ra
mona Court,
IHItEE ROOM apartment furnish
cd. Inquire 520 S. Stephens
street.
NICELY furnished 2-ioom apart
ment for rent, (it) 5 8. Pine street.
3-ROOM furnished apartment.
Uoadinan Apts., 348 S. Vine.
Kohlhagea Apartmeuts. Strictly
modern. Phone 500,
5-ROOM modern bou.se, $lU.tiu. In
quire 1035 W. First.
GAR ACE for rent, 218 S. ltosc. in
quire 1125 E. Third.
Wanted
UUINC iih more or iiiokb i;ui)d
hides for liiKlicut ciish ihIcpb.
HOSIOIH'Rl! POULTRY CO., S2U
8. Htophons.
WANTED DrcBSMI liugs, wookly.
Iloscburg 1'oultry Co., 920 S.
BH'plieiiB.
Poultry
FINE Leghorn pullets for sale. Al
so some flue Muscovy ducks.
Call MJ2 W. ljiue street.
WANTED Hi onr.0 turkey eggs. R.
((. (Soft. Sntherlin.
The Skeptic
For Sale Miscellaneous
TIM HICK for siilo llrullliy. old
growth fir, largo of yellow fir
Tracts of 2U00 M to 500,000 M.
neasonable price ttnd terms.
Olto Neluon, Broker. 1'. O., Ulido,
Oregon.
FOR GL'AKANTEICU MUFFLERS,
glUHB, trullerti and auto partB, go
to SAKFF'H AUTO WRECKING
HOUSE, 523 N. Mulll. i'liono bM.
6-1'IECE modern living room out
fit Regiilurly fx'J.DH, special
prlco $tia.U5. Montwoniery Ward
& Co., 315 N. JuckBon. Phone 95.
A NEW modern storage looker
system at Oouglas ice and Stor
age Co. Attractive rates. Carious
for sale.
7-P1ECE modern hedrooni set. Reg
ularly ISI.0O, Hpei-ial price $r,y.U5.
Montgomery Ward & Co., 315 N.
Jackson. Plione H5.
WOOI SAW (or sale or trade for
young cow. George Mcllugill,
ldleyld.
FOR SALE Used electric sewing
machine. Loyd Smith. Riverside.
CIRCULATING
Transfer Co.
neuter. Duuliam
Lost and Found
LOST Back of I'erUllzer Kslday,
between On Mantl and L'tnptiua.
I'liono 1HF2. L. 10. Thompson.
LOSTV-Hluo-tlelicd dog. i years
old, in uppor Cuiuub. jolui Slaud
ley, Catnas Valley.
LOST Ponliac service ring. Ralph
Herman, Kusoburf; MoLor Com
pany. Foot Correctionist
FOOT troubles expertly corrected.
1. II. JurgeliBen, 420 South Pine,
RnBoliurg.
Real Estate
FOR SALE 96 acres, ull fenced.
25 acres plow land, barn, family
orchard, good spring water, lots
of Kood timber, no house. This
place will take care of 50 sheep
and a few cows. On Rood road.
1 two miles to town. Must sell at
once. Price $U5u.0i. Some terms.
Bee nie at Hoswell Springs. F. J.
Hellhudl, V, O. Yoncalla, Ore
Kon. FOR SALE 4 -room house, pit rage,
$750.00, small down payment,
bu lance JIG.OO per mouth. Two
homes, lota 00x102, on paving,
one fi t oo m house, one 7-room.
Small down payment, balance
like rent. o. W. Young & Son,
205 W. Cass. Phono 417.
FOR SALE Timber lund. tt miles
northwest of Drain SE) Sec. 2S.
Twp. 21 S. Rg. H W. W. M. Re
cent cruise over two million feet,
mostly red fir. f;:rn cash. R. E.
Koon, owner, Spalding Building,
Portland.
FEDERAL land m-.nk farms. Rea
sonable prices; convenient terms.
Lists available at the National
Farm Loan Office, Perkins Build
ing. Rose burg.
Help Wanted
UELIAHLK winuun for restaurant
work. Must be t'.uml cook. Apply
in person at Kddy'rt, Coos Junc
tion. WANTED Housekeeper for wid
ower on dairy farm on const.
Box 12U, Lakeslilc, Oregon.
CAPABLE (URL lor housework,
$15.00 per month. Mrs. John Win
Milord, Wilbur, Oregon.
Worn Wanted
WANTED Cultural
fin. N. Main.
luini work.
WANTED PuintiiiK, papering and
katsomlnlng, 50c per hour. 30
discount on wall paper. Free es
timates. Herman Sehulze, Brock
way. Phone UF-il.
Hoy, Orain. Feed
UNUSUALLY good oat and vetch
hay. Would exchange for good,
young fresh cow. O. A. Rowe,
highway mile north Wilbur.
FOR SALE (iood, clean wheat
hay, $10.00 per ton. Inquire
Charles iusley, at ranch, or Mr.
Wilder ut Wilder'a Sloro.
HAY Oats, vetch and cheat. Some
grain bay. $7.00 and $10.00 per
tou. Krogel Ranch, Dlxonvlllo.
Phone 3F3.
FOR SALE Oat and vetch hay. T.
E. Duncan, Route 1, Roseburg.
Phone 14F2.
ALFALFA HAY for sale or trade
for Jersey yearling heifers. Vir
gil Smith. Wilbur.
Around the County
Camas Valley
CAMAS VALLEY, Feb. 13. Max
Dick came down from Portland
Friday to spend a few days hero
wilb his father, R. W. Dick. JIIk
boat, the government dredge
Mlchle, Is in dry dock for yearly
repairs for a month, so Max Iiiih a
month vacation. He has been in
Portland for nearly two weeks,
then stayed lor a day or two with
his brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and .Mrs. Rex Dick at Khedd. While
there he took his brolber Mark
Dick lo Eugene, where ho enisled
In the army. Mark bad been vis
iting for some lime with Mr. and
By Fred Harmon
EXPERT SERVICE
Whtn There'. Something You Want Oon
SEE AN EXPERT
The firms, and Individuals lilted below specialize In their work.
Sea them for expert aervice. Vou should profit by their help.
AUTO REPAIRING
Alba Spaugh's Garage, 234 W. Oak
street. 1'Uone MJ.
Kniglit-Porter, corner Douglas &
Mam. iiouy, fender work. Painting.
GENERAL 6AW FILING
Howard Casebeer, 443 9. Stephens.
Also furniture repairing.
FLUE CLEANING
J. C. Uewley. Pboua 1S3.
LOCKSMITH
Paclilr Key Ser. Phone 848.
Mrs. Ilex Dick.
(1. It. Moore of the Stcumboat
VCC camp spent the week-ouil with
his family at their home on Camas
inouutaiu. Kuniluy afternoon lie
wont oil to Mcilford lo intend un
official's conference at Mcilford.
.Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dunn and
small daiiKhtor, Currlo Ann, of
Wells spent Iho weekend ut the
homo of Leo's mother, Mrs. Ada
J. Denu.
Ted Ilrown of McKiiiley spent
Sunday afternoon ut llio homo of
his uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs.
ICrnest Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Joko Dcnn of Ver
non Cuter and Mr. and Mrs. Hank
Donn and son, Tummy, of St. Clair,
Minn., arrived Monday to visit here
with relallvos. Juke Dcnn Is a
nephew of J. P. Dcnn. sou of Paul
Denn, who lived hero for many
years during his buyhood and early
married life. Hunk Denn, sou of
Mrs. Lena Dcnn, lived bore and
In Itosoburi; until a few yours kko
when be and bis family went to
.Minnesota where they purchased
a place and buvo slnco inado
their bumc.
A larito delegation of West
DoiikIub Klei lrlc cooperative mem
bers from the valley attended tile
all-day meeting In Iloseburg
Monday. Those utlendinn were
Mr. and Iia. Uernurd Dcnn, Mr.
and Mrs. Kyiesl Wheeler, Mr. and
.Mrs. A. II. Krogel, Mrs. 0. It.
.Moore, Mrs. C. W. Mayor, Mrs.
Klhel Ilrown, Mrs. Ada J. Donn,
Luwrcnco Denn, Lloyd Huberts, T.
V. BeUsel, Isaac Jlahl, Ell Still
well, Louis Morris, II. C. Itpylc,
llulph Itlchter, Jack Parrott, Mr.
Mr. a ml Mrs. T. (J. Lawson,. Mr.,
and Mrs. livorctt AlcKall and Mr.
and Mis. II. C. Kolley,
Clarence Nelson of tho Harmon
Wakefield mill settlement, drove
Uie school bus Monday during Mr.
Kelley's absence at the electric co
op inuuliiiK.
Mrs. Ktlwl Ilrown hud the flre
placo In tier homo rebuilt during
the week.
Kstlicr Ilrown from Mcdrord
spent Iho week-end ut Iho homu of
her mother, Mrs. Kthol Llrown.
Elkton
l.KTO.W vh. U. Tho J. N.
Hi'iidcror family were ItmnlHpoit
vleUors TueHtluy.
Mr. ii ml Mrs. NoitIh Wcatlu-ily
uiitl M m, I). O. Wuutlifrly, of to
ri nu, ttpcnt (lit- wutkojiU at Klk-
Air. mid ' Mm. I.loyd Hudson
wmc Sulcm vlailoiH oveir tho wuolf
end.
Mr. Mi'H. OHvr HiiincH woro
fiUfHidhiK to husliicHH iimUoi'H In
ItoMt'buir!" 'J'huiHiJuy.
.VIlHH J.CtlOI'O (JlfimO Htm MHH
Mac .MhiIIuoii, why a to iillcttdltiK
ccJio'j at Muntnuutli, Hpcnt thn
W(r'k-end at t heir liomcti.
Mr. wnd Mi'8. J. N. Ilcndoror and
Mr. and Mih. Cbaiii-H lUMidtMoi'
wuic lonkliiK alter liiisliioKH mut
ttrs in ItoHcbuin WodncHdiiy.
Cluttd IfiilncH Iihh rcturnod fin in
ScHtik' whore ho went to ot IiIh
Hold Everything!
ltWl 3 i3 (wa lr WIA mv)ct ihc t m t u t .at off xl
"Yes, t'lmiii, I'm u lii'ukt'ii-tlown udvt'i'tising man, bill I
iitlJI lllUILrfC
RAO'O ELECTRICAL REPAIRING
Roseburg Electric. Pbone 123.
RADIO SERVICING
Itlargts Radio Service. Phone 196.
Lund Radio Service. Phone 34.
Radio Doctors. I'liono 167-It.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
E. C. Jones. Phone 13U-L.
SHEET METAL WORK
Siiiniger's, 444 N. Jacksou.iSt.
WASHING MACHINE 8ERVICE
Hergh's. 630 Winchester. Ph. 80S.
automohllo. Mr. and Mi-h. James
IJuinoft took tho cur Utcro with
them wliou thoy went up to be mar
ried. Mr. Itegolo, Allen Adams. I'uul
Anderson, Harry Anderson, Joo
Slajjle lutd Zutio Adutns wont lo
Heednpoit In tho Amlertion our
TInitbdHv ntalit to altond this
l(eedioit- (luriJInvr basketball
Kinae.
V. E. Knell spynt Thursday cvo
nlng In KoKobuitt.
(hrlH Iuvls left Thursday for
Berkeley, (Julirorntu, where hu Is
to be employed.
Mr. und Mih. Karl CrlffiLh. Kruiilc
Griffith, und A. IX. Meouuld were
uttendim; to bUHluess mutters in
Dfllard, Wednosday.
Mrs. lilancho lluller has urrived
at Miami, Florida, where she Is
visltiim her mother, Mrs. Annu. My
ors. Mrs. Uutloi' visited In Iahs
Aimeles ho vera I days on the way.
Mrs. Kdlth llowman whs attend
Iiik In business mutters in It o se
tting Saturday.
YoncolUi
YONCALLA. Feb. 13. Mrs. liar
old I'rultt and ehlldren of Grants
Pans spent several days last week
visiting Mrs. Prultt's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hummell.
Mrs. Mary I.ibrey of I.oiune
caiue to Yoneallu Tliursday duo to
the Illness and death of her bro- ,
ther, Charlie Howes, who passed
away Sunday morning.
Mrs. Iluttle Hrolln or Ui.lilwln
Park, Calif., is hero, due to the 111
noss uud death of her stepfather,
Churl hi. JJowoh.
Fred Sefton spent several days
lust week In Portland having den
tul work done und visiting bin
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. I. I). Forbes of
Lond-Hi SprihKs are visiting at tin
Albert Coekeruin homo on lied
ZI 111.
Mrs. Albert Cock era m and Mrs.
ft. l. Forbes left Friday to spend
the week-end with Mrs. Cockoram'a
dauirhutr in Coqulllo.
Misses D'jreen (.'oekeram und
Marian Kdes of KuKonu and Albert
Swan of .Santa Clara, spent thn -week-end
visiting at the UeorKQ
tides home.
Mr. and Mrs. F.d. IloMrlgo havi
sold their property north of town
to Mr. and Mrs. Ash, and havd
moved to Druln lo make their
home.
Mrs. Virginia McKern und fum
lly and Mrs. MeKurn's uncle. Flet
cher Miller, have moved In the
Uudy l.'lbrleht house north of
town.
A Ifii'ne crowd attended th4
dance at Ulce Hill Saturday tiluhL
The Voncallu orchestra will play
at a benefit dance Saturday. Feb
ruury 2tih, at Orulu for the Drain
town basketball team.
A totnadu ttiat struck Omaha,
Nehr., In 113, carried a photograph
of John ('uvanaiiKh from the homu
of bin slsler, Mrs. IvJ. Ilecht, and
dropped It on the farm of unothei
sister at Vail, Iowa, 90 miles away,
ltlllu Wfll.