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ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 23. 1940.
Real Estate
SIHURDAN home and Income, for
half ita value G-rooui plastered
house and 4-rooni flustered
house, electricity, running wuter,
8 acres good ' lund, adjoining
town. Only J2C50.00. Terms. C.
Walter Groves, 112 Urockwuy
street.
FOH SALE 1 1 V4 acres, S-rooni
house, barn, hen house. Equipped
with electricity, water. John
Hollo. Melrose route, 1-nillo W.
old Soldier's Homo.
FEDERAL lnna unnk farms. Rea
sonable prices; convenient terms.
! i.lsts availablo at the National
Faun Loan Office, Perkins build
ing, Roseburg.
MODERN C-IIOOM HOUSE, U
nci'tis or hind, small hum, ber
ries, creek. On good road, 8
miles out. Ilox 8U1. co Nows
lte'vluw. FOIt SALE Mil-acre ranch, A-l
soli, at a sacrifice. Also n 5
room, modern house, Box 7118,
c-o News-Ueview.
FOR'SALE b room rustic home on
North Umpqua. Fireplace, elec
tricity. L. W. Jordan, Glide, Ore
gon. FOR SALE Modern remodeled 5
room house 006 S. Pine street,
Roseburg.
Dentistry
DR. NKKBAS
Gas When Desired
Masonic Bide. Phone 4S8
Dr. G. W. Marshall, Mod. K. Bldg.
Fuel
liUUN WOOD OR SAWDUST
Safe-Convenient
And it costs so little.
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
Phnnn 2R2.
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IRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Gloomy Outlook By Merrill Blosser
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BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES That's Telling Him, Boots By Edgar Martin
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WASH TUBBS Easy to the Rescue ''"'vst7" By Roy Crane
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Livestock
ONE Guernsey and Jcrsoy cow, 8
years old, 5A gallons iter day, test
4.5, gentlo. Inquire Idleyld Park.
AT SERVICE; Rod Cockor Span
iel, registered A261U67. Paul
C. Troielle, Sutherlln.
FOR SALE 120 Angora wether
goats, ages 1 to,5 years old. Mrs.
J. II. Short, Ilox 70S.
FOR SALE Weanur pigs. $2.50
each. YV. G. Paul, South Ueor
Creek. Phone MF2L
WILL pick up worthless livestock.
Phone 52FI2.
COCKER Spaniels. Phone 386-J.
Financial
WE CAN now use a limited amount
for lump sum -investments. All
funds aru reinvested in first
mortgage loans on Roseburg and
Douglas county property. Your
money, in this institution, large
or small amounts, produce at
tractive earnings. Investigate our
monthly savings plan. Current
earnings 41. I'M HO. I! A SAV
INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA
TION. Hay, Grain, Feed
FOR SALE Wheat, $1.00 bushel.
Good oat and vetch hay. $10.00.
Not Sundays. Arthur Weeks, be
tween Dillurd and Myrtle Creek.
FOIt SALE Seed grain, 9(1 day
wheat, gray oats and spelt. A
Hempcnlus, 1) miles E. or Suth
crlln. Help Wanted
WANT Kl) Girl for nonni house
work, (lo home! eveniiiKH. iii'f
crui.ccH. liox MM, c-o Nows-He-vlow.
For Sale Miscellaneous
FOR SALE Used radio, 11.30,
used davenport $14.95. new 7
lube radio 124.95, slightly dam
aged new suitcases 95c, used va
cuum cleaner, $7.50, Rlssel and
Blgelow cleaners, used automa
tic electric water heaters, used
llotpolnt electric range, $17.50,
used electric washers and ro
trlgcrators. J. M- Judd.
NEW llotpolnt electric range at- a
big saving In price; dinette set,
slightly used, priced to Bell;
child's bed; modern floor lamp
und other url teles at bargain
prices. Camp View.
FOR GUARANTEED MUFFLERS,
glass, traitors nnd autn parts, go
to SARFF'S AUTO WRECKING
HOUSE, 523 N. Main. Phone 553.
FOR SALE 75,000 cleaned bricks.
$10.00 thousand, up. Doors, win
dows aud window frames. P.
Hempel, Miller's Addition.
BUTTONS, buckles covered,
dressmaking and millinery. Mem
stitching Shop, 124 West Cass
street.
A NEW modern Btorage locker
Bystem nt Douglas Ice and Stor
age Co. Attractive rates. Carton
for sale.
BIG trade-in ullowanco 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.
KUK SALK
house trailer.
r trade Modern
112 lirocltway.
LADIES' liulK at the Hemstitching
Shop. 121 W. Cass.
Chiropractor
Scientific equipment. NCM 4 X-Hay
Dr. Scofield. Perkins DhU.
Almost
Rentals
I1ELTONIA, modern apartment,
furnished, hnrdwood floors, tile
sinks, opposite Umpqua hotel.
Reasonable. Phone 12-1.. -
FOR RENT Clean, modern fur
nished, 4-room cottage. Phone
222-lt. 547 S. Stephens.
MODERN siea'n heated apart
ments at the N'orthslde Apart
ments. Phone 3H9-J.
SMALL APARTMENT. Furnished.
Fireplace. Modern. Call at The
Strange Shop.
FOIt It E N T 5-room ftirulabotl
houso. Phono J7D-U. 411 K.
pouphiH street, i
MOOKItN 5-room hoilso, furnished.
420 ViBta avenue. Mrs. C. H. Da
vles. TWO-ROOM furnished apartment,
private bath. 112 Urockwuy.
FOR RENT Modern 4-room houso.
Furnished. 315 South Btreet.
ROOM
626 It.
AND GARAGE. Phone
Gentlemen preferred.
NICELY furnished, 2-rootn apart
ment. 605 8. Pine street.
Kohlhagen Apartments. Strictly
modern. Phone 550.
MOllEUN furnished apartment.
Clean. 926 S. Main.
FURNISHED apartments. 424
Floed, corner Mill,
FURNISHED apartments for rent.
Douglas Hotel.
FOR RENT
till! South
2 rooms furnished.
Mne.
5-HOOM HOUSE In country. 112
Brockway St.
There
Work Wonted
WANTED WORK Carponler or
poultry and cows. Dependable
worker. Box 799, c o Kews-Rc-
vlow.
REFINED LADY wishes practical
nursing or companion. Refer
ences. Box 805, c o Nows-Revlew.
CABINET WORK made to order
542 N. Jackson, Roseburg.
Miscellaneous
LEAVING for eastern Montana
May 7. Can lako four passen
gers. Ilox K00. c-o News-Review.
Wanted
ROOMERS AND HOARDERS
Real Home Chicken Dinner Sun-
' days. Mrs. John Simmons at
Fernvalo. Glendule. Oregon.
WOOL and monair wanted. Ad
vances given. See us. - Roseburg
Poultry Co., 020 S. StephetiB,
HIDES. Highest cash prices. Leave
ears on. Douglas Market.
Lost and Found
LOST lady's yellow gold wrist
watch, Monday or Tuesday. Oc
tagnn shaped, black ribbon at
tached. Reward. Phoue 438 or
470-L.
LOST Thomas special rod in
aluminum case about 3 miles
from Rock Creek on North Ump
qua. Reward. Phono McEacburu,
Telephone Company.
Business Opportunities
FOR SALE Three-year leuso on
17 room hotel and restaurant.
W. Lane.
Around the County
Sutherlin
SUTHERLIN. April 22. Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Flory and J. 11. Flory
lol't Tuesday for Idaho where thoy
expect to make their home.
Mr. aud Mrs. Howard Walil have
purchased the Ralph Flory prop
erty eust of town and moved there
last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Glen Cooper of Drain was a busi
ness visitor in town Wednesday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Hoyt drove to
Eugeno and returned Thursday.
They weru accompanied home by
Mr. und Mrs. Merlo England of En-
geno, who will visit hero for somo
time. Mrs. Hoyt nnd Mrs, England
are slHters.
Fred Mndlgan returned here
Thursday morning from Portland
where he has been for the past
soveral weeks.
Owen Sutherlin of Oakland visit
ed aud attended to busiuess In
Sutherlin Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fisher and
small son ot Sucramento, Calif.,
visited at the Lloyd Cameron home
over the week-end. Mr. Fisher is,
a former principal of the Suther-
lln high school nnd la now touching I
iu tho Sacramento Junior college. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Cal White of Marsh-
riehl visited at the Dotal Daubcu-
speck homo Thursday en routo to
Eugeno.
All electric motor and routrifu
gal pump nrrtved Monday ror the
city to be used in pumping iuto
the old reservoir. Water Superin
tendent Clydo Holman will Install
it in u lew days.
Mr. aud Mrs. Murk Jurdun ot the
Piggly Wlggly store havo purchas
ed u refill! niter display ease from
Harold Bender, of Roseburg, who
Installed it Thursdny.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Godfrey and
By v. I. Hamlin
EXPERT SERVICE
Whn There's Something You Want Dona
SEE AN EXPERT
The flrma and Individual Hated below ipeclalute In thtlr work, .
So them for expert aervlee. You should profit by their help.
AUTO REPAIRING
Alba Spsugh's Oarage. 128
Stephens stroet. Phone 303.
Knight-Porter, corner Douglas &
Main. Body, feuder work. Painting.
GENERAL SAW FILING
Howard Casebeer, 443 8. Stephens.
Also furniture repairing.
FLUB CLEANING
.1. O. Bewley. Phone 163.
LOCKSMITH
Pacific Key Ber. Phone Ut.
son. Vern, Jr.. formerly ot Myrtle
Creek anil now of the Hawaiian
Islands stopped for a short visit
with Mr.' and Mrs. Mark Jordan
, .. ,., ,n
f" - oungr who rocontly
"nffored a nervous breakdown, has
recuperated enough so that ho is
a"1" bo out tor 11 B,,0, t limu
Tho stato highway department Is
contemplating oxtensivo repairs In
this section for (he coming sum
mer nnd are building a stock pile
and unloading asphalt III prepara
tion for tho work.
Boyd Parker, of Roseburg, was
visiting friends in town Wednes
day. Jack Culver, Sr., left . Frliliiv
morning for Portland whoro ho will
visit relntivos anil friends for sev
eral days.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Snook visited
nt tho Dr. H. W. Snook homo for
a short time Thursday en routo to
their home In Klamath Falls from
a husinoss trip to Kugnnc.
The Hoyt Lumber company, who
conducts a lumber and wood busi
ness eust of town, have resumed
oporatlons which were suspended
because or road conditions to the
mill. The mill has been moved
to a new site and the road exten
sively improved.
Klmer Crtitty Is finite ill nt his
hoe on First avenue.
The concrete approaches to A.
Real's new service station have
been completed nnd construction
started on the station proper. Mr.
Real expects the building to be
completed in about three weeks.
James Robinson surrercd a Taint
ing spell last Tuesday whllo shop
ping at Culver's market, Mr. Rob
inson Is much 'improved' vow -and
Is able to bo about again.
Mrs. (Jrueo slater left for her
homo In Kacramantn. Calif., last
week alter visiting with her moth
er, Mrs. Charles Talbott, for tho
past month.
Camas Valley
CAMAS VALU5Y, April 23. Mt.
and Mrs. Frank Laugu and Mrs.
Lange's mother have moved back
to IluMan, Lincoln county, uflor
spending the past three years hero
Mr. Lunge was employed at the
larmson-Wakefield Lumber mill
during their Ktay here and also did
quite u bit of carpenter work. .-
Mr. and Mrs. Hiss tirown at
tended an educational conference
In Roseburg Thursday evening.
Mr. Brown also took a lesson in
flying and came out over tho val
ley.
Several ladles from Marshfleld
were in the valley Wednosilay ga I
thering dllferint kIiiiIh of wild
flowers fur study In their garden
club.
Miss Lulu It'dierls urrlvcd hoinej
tho last of the week. She spent,
the lust lew months In Ncwbcrg I
working.
Wesley Clark ot Oak Ridge spent
Hie week-end ut the home ot IiIbI
"flcniliir want ails nijiiin!
i wnin.sh desire
Hold Everf tiling!
Wl ! IT U UtVICI. IMC T WW V. 1 T W 3-1
PAPERHANGINQ & PAINTING
Paperh'ng, painting, kalsom'g, turn,
refln. Free est. Phone 149RX.
RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING
Roseburg Electric. Phone 128.
RADIO SERVICING
Margin Radio Service. Phone 196.
Lund Radio Service. Phone 34.
Radio Doctors. Phone 167-R.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
E. C. Jones. Phone 139-L.
SHEET METAL WORK
Stnnlger's, 444 N. Jackson St.
sister. Mrs. Beu Buzzard.
Miss Pauline Suiter ot Glide
came home with Genevieve Moore
following "Play day" aud visited
at the Moore homo over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ncgles and two
children, Betty and Ronald, ot
Talent vis ted Friday ant Satur
day nt the homos of Mrs. Nogles'
futher and sister. unarteB wtiey
und Mrs. Dee Coon. Thoy re
turned homo late Saturday after
noon. The 4-1 1 second year sewing cluli
Rlrls enjiyod a hike down the
CCC road Jast llrailfnrd stutlou to
Iluttle creek Wednesday. .Mrs. 1.
W. Hlegel went with them.
Mr. and Mrs. . John Hurmsou
;md children spent Sunday nt the
coast enjoying a fishing trip.
Mrs. M. li. l.lllle of iianunn ami
Mrs. Mnhur, who has been taking
care ot Mrs. l.lllle, are visiting at
tho home ot Mia, R.-ihert Martin
dale. Mrs. l.lllle la Mrs. Murtiu
dale's mother.
Mrs. Ilertba Stlllwoll came home
last week from a visit with a
daughter In California.
Mr. and Mrs. Kills Camohcll and
small daughter and Dud Wilson ot
Knlem. visited Sunday afternoon
nt the home ot Mr. und Mrs. Dee
Cnon. Mrs, Campbell und Dud Wil
son are dauahtcr and son of Mr.
anil Mrs. Dale Wilson, former resi
dents or the valley,
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Doyle and
Margaret Drown wont to Bugeno
Monday. Mr. Doyle left there by
train for (juincy, Illinois whore he
will visit his parents who arc In
quite poor health.
Mr. and Mrs. Kldon Gllmore anil
.lease Klrkcndall returned Friday
from a trip to Doise. Idaho, where
they visited relatives of Mr. Gil
more. '
Ell Thrush and children went to
Coos Junction Sunday evening to
meet Mrs. Thrush anil Rachel on
their return f min Grants Pass
where they had been visiting.
Mrs. Rnrl Ednion and small sou,
Kennel h. of Arago, Coos county,
visited a few davs last week at the
homus of Mr. und Mrs. Robert Mar
tiudate and Mr. and Mrs. Story
Mnrtlndalo.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sloble and
Mrs. Kll Stlllwoll spent a ten
davs last week camping at ' the.
Stoble place on llattln creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Mllo Claughton am
two sous. Mr. und Mrs. Robert Klr
kenilall, Mr. and Mrs. Kills Tiber
and Mr. and Mrs. F.lilon Ulhnnre of
Miirshfleld speut Sundav at the
home of Jciise Kirkendall.
"Eat Ifarhccuo Sandwiches and
Live Forever." C. A. Brand's on
- i 'he highway. (Adv.)
'
BRAND'S
AFTER THE SHOW
SANDWICHES
FOUNTAIN
DANCING
brand's on th Highway
Open till 1 a. m.
Can't you ever toniiicr the
for worldly gain," - - J