ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1940.
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Real Estate
yOH BALL or inula or runt 3S!!1
situs, ilairy or sheet) runj;(.. 25
uures out, ttrass, orchard, D-room
liouuo, Imrn, ollior Irailillnn".
School bita. Mull route. Junius
Culver, Uritlge, Oregon.
TWO HOUSES One 4-room, one
0-iooni, two loin GuxlSil. Cheup.
1700.00. tieorKe Iuiiiinprs, Uuaril
Huuso, Veleraua Facilities or
Viniiqua hotel after 0:00 p. in.
FOR SALIC H,4 acres, 8-rootn
house, barn, hen house. Equipped
with electricity, water. John
Kolfe. Melrose route, Jinllc W.
old Soldier's Home.
FEDERAL land uank farms. Rea
sonable prices; convenient terms.
Lists available nt the National
Farm I-oan Office, Perkins Build
ing, Roseburg.
. MODKHN 5-KOOM HOUSE, U
:' acres of laiul, stnull barn, ber
; ; Ties, creek. On good road, K
'b! guiles out. Box 801, co News-
evlev.
IHjU SALE 300-acre ranch, A l
soil, at a sacrifice. Also H 5--
room. modern house, Ilox - 70S,
e-o News-ileview.
FOR SALK b-ioom rustle home on
North L'mpqua. Fireplace, elec
tricity. 1. W. Jordan, Glide, Ore
gon. FOU SALE 13 acres, modern
house, lu miles from Itoschurg,
Hil'le Irnnge road. A. F. Morris.
FOR SALE .Modern remodeled 5
room house. 606 S. I'lue street.
Roseburg.
Fuel
BURN WOOIJ OK SAWDUST
Safe-Convenient
And it costs so little.
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
Phone 282.
ALLEY OOP
having made comtact,
WITH AW AMAZON
OUTPOST, ALLEY OOP
IS HAVING HIMSELF
A HIGH OLD TIME
) HECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
That rumble
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COMFORTABLE" FOR A
GIRL TD RIDE- IN, IS ITf
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
r..... Ywa of rudlo liroadcasts. A nest
C9TA4 TO66 AVi' W& MtVi )fl (G'c.'c WW7.1 1 1 60TTA E . f 1 frtO06 "bO ' TWAT CKOCisTRE OKiW Ulft.V 1iw.T no rsiyr vaq UinkT0 way or solving Imr cvur uiescnt
Pc,OtOE.. I'.l -M e.OOrn OF A ll CARWOU KiO St fetEVi ) j KffiCSEa CAMt SAC; TO SOW ' VMONOJ pmMem of ,low lo b(! , Inrc than
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WASH TUBBS The Hideout. By Roy Crane Y2
0 Jfl.f'nl 1LffV JITS that pti um V , -ram' fTMWS'ALL"! 'WANTED TO ViWOW. lQJll'Tf f THAT FOOL Of A RODERkSoFV fDill C ""Vt . ?7l
ll Xk ,T A. iwSTKBS fcjlfla RODERI60 TUPUED iMTO THE CVPRESS ,T8 : ' J I HERE HE COMES IN BROAD l1. L JO. . . Pr'
Livestock
FOH SALE 10 head young ewes
with lambs. Year's fleece. Any
day except Sunday. V. O. lluoll,
Dillard.
AT SEnvlCIc Hel Cocker Span
iel, reeistercd A2tiKJI7. .Paul
C. Trozelle, Sutherlin. I
60 HEAD of daudv. big ). 1. C.
weaners, $2.50 and $3.00 each. J
r rtrii jieiiiiiiu i, iuiicuhu.
FOIt SALE 1 good Jersey cow,
young, just fresh. Inquire Idle
yld Park.
WILL pick up worthless livestock.
Phone 52F12.
COCKER Spaniels. Phone 3R6-J.
Work Wanted
WANTED WORK Carpenter or
poultry and cows. Dependable
worker. Box TJ'J, c o Nuws-Ro-view.
YOl'NO LADY, liualness college
graduate, desires work. Box 707,
c-o News-Review.
CABINET WORK made to order
512 N. Jackson, Roselmrg.
Miscellaneous
LEAVINU for eastern .Montana
.May 7. Can tako four passen
gers. Box son. c-o News-Review.
Business Opportunities
FOIt SALE Tbiee-yeur lease on
- 17-room hotel and restaurant.
313 W. Lane.
Dentistry
Dll NEHBAS
Cue When Desired
Masonic Bldg. . Phone 488
Iir. 0. W. Marshall. Med. V Bide
WHAT BBOUGHT J?TTrOH, WE THOUGHT f I AM A SOLDlEB...Trrr HIvVmPH.' IN VIEW O
? r WR.bJbiNtss pollfcBL - PUTIN A HITCH T VCOULDKl'T HAVE I
Y xr C'DM'r Bur T she's face is mascara , yr its a -w x ihousht ttoli were?
SEEM TO WORRY fir WASN'T COVEREO. GETTING RUNS ALL j' fHAME I TO II DIFFETONT, FRECKLES , OUT .
YOU WHEN X, WAS RAINING AND I'M ALL OVER HER ft.551?? iV, J- 6UESS X WAS WRONS J
For Sale Miscellaneous
KOIt SALE Used radio, $1.50,
used davenport $14.i)!. new 7
lube radio $LM.9G, slightly dam
aged new suitcases 95u, used va
cuum cleaner, $7.50, Bissel and
Hlgelow cleaners, used automa
tic electric wster heators, usual
iiolpoint electric range, $17.50,
used electric washers and re
frigerators. J. M- Judd.
TWO garden cultivators, 2 3-pleco
harrows, 1 2-plece barrow, 1 12
iuch walking plow, hay rack,
endgate seeder, wagon, miscel
laneous articles. Mrs. Ethel Tur
ner. Sutherlin,
ANNOUNCEMENT Our Spring
shipment of lawn chairs and Sun
Tan cots have arrived. They will
sell at unusually low prices. See
them. Montgomery Ward, 315 N.
Jackson street.
FOR GUARANTEED MUFFLERS,
glass, trailers and auto parts, go
to SARFF'S AUTO WRECKING
HOUSE, 623 N. Main. Phoae 553.
FOR SALE 76,000 cloallod bricks,
$10.00 thousand, up. Doors, win
dows and window f-ames. P.
Hempel, Miller's Addition.
A NEW modem storage locker
system at Douglas Ice and Stor
age Co. Attractive rates. Cartons
for sale.
BIG trade-in uliowance given on
your old furniture. Montgomery
Ward, 315 N. Jackson street.
WATER LILIES, 5 varieties for
sale at Brand's on tho highway.
. Charles A. Brand.
'"OR SALE Used davenport and 2
matching chahB, $17.50. Mont
gomery Ward.
FOR SALE Used duvenpurl and
chulr, $31.95. Montgomery Ward.
FOR HALE or trade Modern
house tntllnr. 112 Urockway.
Hard to
They're
y
FOH SALE Child's crib and high
chulr.- Phono 377.
Rentals
RE8TAUIIANT for leitso. Kwsy
terms to responsible parties.
Good going business. Box 7!I6,
co News-Review.
FOR RENT Well lighted office
room, reception hall. UMPQUA
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA
TION. FOR RENT 5-room furnished flat.
Private entrance and hath. Gas
range. Phono 222-U. 647 S.
Stephens.
FOR RENT Furnished room, mod
em. Bell Building, 122 S. Jack
son St.. opposite Indian theatre.
MODERN steam Heated apart
ments at the Northside Apart
ments. Phone 369-J.
SMALL APARTMENT. Furnished.
Fireplace. Modern. Call at- The
Strange Shop.
FOR R E N T 5-rooui furnished
bouse. Phono 179-R. 411 E.
Douglus street.
MODERN 6-ruom lioiiso, furnished.
420 Vista avenue. Mrs. C. H. Da
vies. TWO-ROOM furnished apartment,
private bath. 112 Brockway.
FOR RENT Modern 4-room bouse.
. Furnished. 315 South street.
ROOM AND GARAGE. Phone
626-H. Gentlemen preferred.
NICELY furnished, 2-room apart
ment. 605 S. Pine street.
Kohlbugen Apartments,
modern. Phone 550.
Strictly
FURNISHED upurliuents for rent.
Douglas Motel.
6-ROOM HOUSE in country. 112
Drnekwuy St.
Impress
All Alike
So ! ! ! By Edgar Martin Mrs. KooKovoll Is to bfjtln u so-
UELTON1A, modern apartment,
furnished, liai'dwood floors, tile
, sinks, opposite IJmpnmt hotel.
Reasonable. Phono 12-L.
FURNISHED apartments. 424
Floed, coinor Mill.
GARDEN SPACE and cabin for
rent. -Phone 312.
MODERN furnished
Clean. 926 S. Main.
apartment.
Financial
WE CAN now use a limited amount
for lump sum investments. All
funds are reinvested In first
mortgage loans on Roseburg and
-Douglus county property. Your
money, In thlB institution, large
or small amounts, produco at
tractive earnings. Investigate our
monthly savings plan. Current
earnings Ai, U.MPtjUA SAV
INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA
TION.
Wonted
WOOL and uioliair wanted. Ad
vances given. See us. Roseburg
Poultry Co., 920 S. Stephens.
hlDES. Highest cash prices. Leave
ears on. l)ouglus Market.
Chiropractor
Scientific equipment, NCM & X-Ray
Dr. Scofield. Perkins Bldg.
Hay, Grain, Feed
FOR SALE Seed grain, 90duy
wheat, gray outs and spelt. A
licmpenius, H miles E. of Suth
erlin. SUDAN grass seed for sale. Statu
tested. Delhert Ollivaul, Look-iiiKglnss.
f WANWHILE: aw, I KNEW WE
KEEPING
Future Farmers To
Meet April 25 to 27
Five hundred students and tench
ore of Smith-Hughes ugrtculture,
from 53 different high Hrhools In
Oregon, will attend tho annual
FKA convention at Oregon State
college April 25 to 27. For some
yeat-H the attendance lias been lim
ited to this figure, being th maxi
mum that can be cared for ade
quately on the campus.
The executive committee, headed
by David IJaum of Union, now a
! freshman at Oregon State, will
meet on Wednesday, April 24, to
prepare final details and transact
business In advance of the general
meeting. In add It ton to a score of
work contents, the delegates will
also hold state finals In puiilamon-.
tary procedure, and public speak
ing contests, and will take purt in
;!i number of rudlo broadcasts.
Held in connection with the FFA
convention will be the annual An
lair, conducted by students in agrl-
j culture at the college. It will
I start Friday, April 2U, wllli n par
I ade, la be followed In the eve
nting with a jamboree in the arm
lory, consisting of various races,
'driving contests, Bluff numbers'
'milking contests, ami Hie like.
Friday night and Sal unlay each
or the 10 departments in the school
will operate a booth. Saturday
evening the annual "Little Interna
tional" will be held to pick winners
hi livestock showmanship.
Animal Life
SEATTLE Tuffs, Mrs. Ste.ta
Helard's Pekinese, toppled off the
roor while chasing a bird.
Mo fell five stories, struck tt
light standard, shuttered the globe
and bounced unconscious Into the
BlJOL't,
Now he's out of tho hospital,
frisky rh ever.
By V. T. Hamlin
1 WONDER. WHAT'S ' JrTt"
OOP? roMuuN mi
HE'S BEEN GONE 7 "OPE.' C'MON,
FOE. HOURS r Lti t fco
WIN 5
By Merrill Grosser
LOOKS LOOKS 1
THOUGHT TOD WERE
FRECKLES. BUT .
1 WAS WRONG '
EXPERT SERVICE
Whan There's Something Vou Went Don
GEE AN EXPERT
The firms and Individuate listed below specialize in their work.
See them for expert service. Vou ehould profit by their help.
AUTO REPAIRING
Alba Epaugh'a Garage. 128 S.
Stephens street. Phone 803.
Knight-Porter, corner Douglas &
main, uouy, lenaer worx. rainung.
GENERAL SAW FILING
Howard Casebeer, 448 8. Stephens.
Also furniture Tepalrlg.
FLUE CLEANING
.1. v. Bew'.ey, Phone 168.
LOCKSMITH
Pacific Key Ser. Phone 848.
Modesty of Maid
Draws Suspension
ALHAM Hit A, Calif., April 20.
(AP) BocHUe nho refused to Uii
dreHfl ami hHtho In community
Hhower rooms with other girls,
inodoBt 16-yeui'-old Jojui ILawroncc
has bon Huxpoiulcd from Murk
Koppel hlRh Hchool,
Piinciiiu) Luwronce I). White no
lifted her nhe had boon nuHpendnd
for "eonlliiiUMl willful dlHohcdienco,
open and pornhUeiit deriance of
teaehera In refiiHliiK to take part
In roqulred phyttlcHl educutlou sictl
vitlt'H and to tako a Bhowcr uftcr-
ward."
ThroiiKii hor father, Paul Law
once, the Rirl Iuih hucm! the board
of education Hcekinff to provont
school nuthoritinH fioin compoluiiR
hor to umlrenH and Imtlio before
tho oycu of other Kill HtudeutH,
elHlinliiK it lnfrhiKeri upon hor priv
acy. 'ollowlnir a Drlof lu'iirinR ro-
eently, the easo was continued uu
til July 1 to permit school authori
ties to InstuI) tteveral private Hhow
er rooms
Miss Lawrenro now claims nue
still is required to dreas and tin-
Iress In front or other RlrlB and
haH naked thtit the trial of her
suit he resumed.
Strong American Defense
Force Favored by D.A.R.
WAHHINCTON, April 10. (AP)
The DauRhtorH of tho American
Revolution reiterated their Bland
for a strong urmy mid nHvy today,
declaring in a ntsolutiou thut
"uveutH In llio world today" made
national delenae Imperative."
Othor 1-eHOHHlonn, adopted In
Ihn etoKltiK buslnrsa mmslou of the
annual convention:
Opposed establishment of u fed-
erul departnifiit of education.
Approved legislation to require
registration of International propa
ganda agenta.
Affirmed aupport of roslrleteu
immigration policies.
fWirtminv lirurliiu ufifrvliiir tihnnl
next winter's con I shortage, evi
dently firm In the belief that Eu
rope win huh iiti on uio miip ai
that time.
Ilrltaln has at last pluced re-
di.i.niill.llllu r.. tin. ulHt,. ,.f
Hulimarinc ThellK, and can now
v 11 ner niuiivMieu aneiiiiou 10
the mailer of 700,UiO tons of mer
chant shipping.
barbs!
PAPERHANGING A PAINTING
Papcrh'ng, painting, kalsom'g, turn,
refill. Free est. Phone 148RX.
RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING
Roseburg Electric. Phone 128.
RADIO SERVICING
Hargls Radio Service. Phone 16.
Lund Radio Service. Pbone 84.
Radio Doctors. Phone 167-B,
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
E. C. Jones. Phone 139-L.
SHEET METAL WORK
Sinnlger's, 444 N. Jackson Ht.
one pluoo at the aame time. ;
Aflur a look through tho day's
newK, there arises the iiictttlou,
"Whutevor became oi Huimier
Wolloa?"
Funny thing, hiinian nature.
After letting itcelf be qui wed 'to
pieces on radio programs and
straw polls for three years, the
U. S. public suddenly begins
squawking about having to answer
a few questions for the census bu
reau. There tiro tasks that could bo
mo ro futile, but wo can't think
of any. Senator Ernest I.undeen
heads the "Mako Europe Pay War
Debts Committee."
Congress now has boforo It the
bill to increase the NUUI from
throe to five members. It seems
there were two relatives,
Correcting Mistakes
One should watch to know what
his errors are; and If this watch
ing destroys bis peace In error,
should one watch against such a
result? lie should not. Mary Da
ker Eddy.
I shall try to correct errors when
shown to be errors, and 1 sbajl
adopt new views so fast as they
shall appear to be true views.
Abraham Mncoln.
None are too wise to bo mistak
en, but few are so wisely Just as to
acknowledge and correct thoir mis
takes, and especially tho mistakes
of prejudice. Harrow.
Ho not discouraged nt broken
and spilled resolution; but to It
uml to It iigHln! Coleridge.
You will find It less easy to up
root fuults ihsn to choke them by
gaining virtues. Anon.
A man should never bo ashamed
lo own be has been In the wrong,
which , Is . but saying In othet
words, that he is wiser today than
ho was yesterday, Pope.
KINDNESS FOR DOBBIN
KANSAS CITY (AP) There's 8
$10,000 trust fund in Kansas that
assures "needy horses" of a Iree
Christinas dinner of oats.
The fund was set up by tiio lain
Mrs. Emma W. ltobfnson of
Ola I he". Each horse Is allowed one
bushel.
In ltfo7,"250 bushels of oatH were
purchased but only Ifjit needy
horses could bo found, tilnco iheti
the humane society has been able
to dispose of about 200 bushels
ouch Christmas.
MERCHANT'S LUNCH
Saturday, April 27, 1910.
Episcopal Parish Hall, served
by ladles of the Guild, 11:00
a. m. to l:Si) p. m., 35c.
(Adv.)
piece.
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