ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW,- ROSEBURG,- OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY II, 1940.
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Rtcri Estate
FOR SAI.B OH TRADE 26J acres.
Klgarose. Improvements, electri
city. Want small acreage near,
or bouse and lot in town. Clear
for clear. Value 11.000.00. J. C.
Foree, Melrose Star. '
FEDERAL land uauK rarms. Rea
sonable prices; convenient terms.
Lists available at tbe National
Farm Loan Office, Perkins Build
ing, Roseburg.
FOR SALE 6-ioom. rustic borne on
North Umpqua. Fireplace, elec
tricity. U W. Jordan, Ullde, Oro
gon. FOR SALE .Modern remodeled 6
room house. 606 S. tMne street.
Roseburg.
FOR SALE 13 ncros, modern
house. A. F. Morris, Ride Range
road.
Poultry
IABY CHICKS and 6-wecks-old
Leghorn pullets, Wutzig's. Phone
BlV.E fat.fryers. Harry Collison,
4-uiUe Beet on LHxonvllle road.
OR SALE N. H.-Red pullets. E.
rMi HolauAmUm'ti. Sutherlln.
Work Wanted
YOIJNU women, .10, -wants steady
work. Hood cook and hoiisekcep
ur. No nbjoctlon motherless
home. Melrose Route, Ilox 16S.
CABINET WORK made to order
542 N. JuckBon, Roseburg.
Fuel
BURN WOOD OH 8AWDUST
Safe-Convenient
And It costs so little.
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
Phono 282.
ALLEY OOP
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
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WASH TUBBS
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HECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Necessity Is the Mother 'Y M'rfi" Blo"r
e C5olly mister, that C what TMey f Au. T.,s V w, j F The, vw V
s WOULD BE OPEN JX FORESTRY , WE DO IS THINKIN6 KETTLE OF GETTINO -I1PWIM 1 WIRE ? S TRONQ f
' . . r- DEPACTMENt' - OL1R ,1 IS FISH ! y LATe. X ) ' WmmmmnA. FISH -UNE .'
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m.mujomiii,il j PmJ!li,2k' mtm. - . : . ... miW rOOT bO i Vt. v ' f . f5BKl T
t n 50U'TO I J HO. JUST LOOKIWS SJ, ' m I HUH T Y PROBABUy '
I I BABWARIA W AHOUMO. THERE'S AN V s. J VOU MOT. I'rA
L JTk 1-6AV TO It lag OLO PLANTA1I0W PLACE 1 ft I KUOW JUST LOOK
TaTI rtw FfSHf r R CALLED THE "BW5 HOUSE.". Qf$ FOLKS l 1M6 - ,
aA'Na ,Y lWV VOL) CAW CROP ME 1 KL": i 4 THERE "
VL liIVsA. il'sJ5FF THE?LT I 4 ''tT ? "L:.:-
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11ELTONIA, modern apartment,
rurnisbed, hardwood floors, tile
sinks, opposite Umpqua hotel.
Reasonable. Phone 12-L.
4-HOO.M house, sleeping porch.
10.00. Adults only. Inquire 1313
Uurrison street. West Roseburg.
PARTLY furnished room, suitable
for batching; also furnished
sleeping room. 120 W. Lane.
' VOll RENT Nicely furnished 3-
room apartment. 5n:l b. Stephens
street. Phone 5C5-R or 40S.
I1AILEY apartments 3 rooms,
bath, garage. Adults only. 117 B.
Kane.
MODERN 5-room house, furnishod.
420 Vista avenue. Mrs. C. II. Da
vles. FOR RENT Three-room house,
partly furnished, $10.00. Phone
759-K.
TWO.IHIOM r-ithins. SX.Oti month.
I rieer rVppk Service Htutioll.
Kohlhagen Apartments. Strictly
modern. Pbone 550.
FURNISHED apartments for rent.
Douglas Hotel.
FOI RENT 2 rooms furnished.
646 South Pine.
MODERN furnished upurtment.
926 S. Main.
For Sale Miscellaneous
f'OR SALE "Gypsy Caravan"
trailer house. Almost new. Ac
commodates three. Every home
convenience ice box, beds, etc.
Must see to appreciate. Factory
price $975.00. Sucrll'lco for
quick sale. Telephono 621-J.
FOR SALE Four-wheel trailer
Price $25.00. George IleucioM,
Hnthorltn.
CTrVV TO6& KU V MENl
vKiO &ScJ30 WiOOT HM
FOR SALE
1 used davenport and chuir,
needs cleaning, $11.88.
I used studio couch, as is, RXti.
1 used leather duofold, us Is,
J2.88.
1 used leather duofold, new
condition, $5.88.
1 used kitchen rungo, swell for
I he camp. (12.U8.
1 used electric range, excellent
condition. $27.95.
MONTGOMERY WARD, 315 N.
Jackson St.
FOR GUARANTEED MUFFLERS,
g(ass, trailers and auto parts, go
to SARFF'S AUTO WRECKING
HOUSE, 523 N. Main. Phone 663.
A NEW modem storage locker
system at Douglas Ice and Stor.
age Co. Attractive rates. Cartons
for sale.
TRADE IN your old bathroom fix
tures on Word's uew low priced I
sets. MONTGOMERY WARD!
Plumbing Dept., phone 95. I
BIG trade-In allowance given on
your old furniture. Montgomery
. Ward, 315 N. Jackson street.
WATER LILIES, 0 varlotles for
ule at llrand'B on tbe highway.
Charles A. Brand.
A WADE drag saw.
Phone 23F5.
Price $30.00.
Wanted
IF YOU have farm produce to sell,
II will he to your advantage lo
reti the ItOSEDIiltG POULTRY
CO., 920 S. Stephens Streot.
WANTED lltils for concrete job.
Hob Johnson, Yoncalla, Oregon.
tilDES. Highest cash prices. Leave
ears on. Douglas Market.
Miscellaneous
THE most money for your wool I
ami mohair at the ROSEIIUHO I
POULTRY CO.. 920 S. Stephens I
St reel. Phone 279.
From Oop to Hercules, With Love
doctor!
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Easy Doesn't Mind
Livestock
FOR SALE Buttermilk for chick
en and pig feed, 2c pci gallon.
Umpquu Dairy Products Co.
WBANER pigs for sale. Norman
Ellis, Melrose.
COCKER Spaniels. Phone 386-J.
Dentistry
J)U NERBAS
Cub When Desired
Masonic Ilblg. Pbone 48S
nr n W Marshall, Med. 4. Hide.
Music Week Proqrcm
Held at Sutiierlin
SUTIIEULIN, May 11. A pro
gram In observance of Music week
was hold at the I. O. O. V. hall
Thursday evening. May !).
A large and appreciative au
dience enjoyed the program as fol
lows: High school girls, medley;
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Edwards, song;
Hetty Jean Davis, violin solo; Mrs.
Yern Hulgute, solo; Editli Bratton,
vocal sulo; Ednu Ruth Real and
lloltts Real, violin and piano duet;
Patsy Wahl, tap dance; Donald Ro
bertson, Jackie and Gene Culver,
song; Venettu Frnser. trumpet
solo; Joyce H'olgnte, song; Mr.
Trick, tulk on "Music and Life";
all, "God Bless America."
YOU KNOW ITI
Everybody In Douglas County
knows that u change should be
math; in the county board ami no
other man Is heller qualified for
the Job than J. P. Smlck. Year nit
er year have been electing him
by unanimous vote and he has han
dled matters most satisfactorily.
Ho is experienced, a kind, honest
man no orator, but his word can
always be depended upon. Is there
any reason why we shouldn't make
his nomination unanimous? Let's
make it so! (Puid Adv. by Can
yonvllle Citizens' Committee.)
Justice
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Yoncalla Visitor Here W. W.
Castor, of Youcnlla, was a liilxl- j
ness visitor In this clly yesterday, j
Goes to Portland J, P. Dlllnrd,
owner of SI Dillard's Motor com
pany, left Friday for Portland on
business.
UtTA rrnm A.hlnnJ I.-.,..lll- 1
Van Dyke, Ashland attorney, was J
In ltophurg unending to busiuess
yesterday. ' . ,
Undergoes Minor Operation
Mrs. A. It. Groentoy. ol this clly.
had her louails removed yesterday
by Dr. A. C. Seuly.
Applier For Bounty Raymond j
j.nim, ,i iiiiui, ,t,,ll,'u LU ilium.'
Clerk Itoy Agee yesterday lor
bocnty on u coyote.
Viritlng In Lodl Delhert Par
ker, son of Mrs. Charles llealy of
this city. Is In I .oil I. Cnllf., until
next .Monday visiting his brother,
Edwiinl Parker.
Myrtle Creek Visitors Hero V.
0.' Duiinavln, It. Fate, Mr. anil Mrs.
10. V. Weaver and ('. E. Htarbuek
wero among the Myrtle Creek resi
dents attending to business in
this city yesterday. '
Taken to Portland Mr. Iloone.
lather of Dan Iloone of this city,
was taken lo Port land t-iiluy tq re
ceive further medical treatment,
following atteulion ut tho vuturuns
hospital here.
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Go to Portland L. R. Chambers
and Farley Goodwin have gone to
Portland to pick up International
logging trucks for the Goodwin and
llriggs Logging Co.
Candidate For Office Ray
Ward, a former residont of ltoso
burg, is a candidate for the office
of commissioner for the city of
I'oruumi, wuero ho now Is residing.
Leaves For Home Mrs. J. U.
Hughes left yesterday for her
homo In Weed. Culif., tallowing
peveral days hero attending to
business and visiting Iter .sister.
Mrs. Ed Buyllss.
Leave For Eugene Mrs. A, A.
Wilder, Mrs. J. It. Wharton. Mis.
William Pembeiion, Mrs. Hurry
lllldehurn. Mrs. Edgar Lewie and
Mrs. Roy Del lows havo left for Eu
gene lo spend the mothers' week
end visiting their respective sous,
Carlton Wilder. Bill Wharton, Hol
me Pembeiion, Harry Hlldeburn.
Jr.. Edirnr Lewis and Bob Bellows
who are students at University o!
Oregon.
Go to Corvallls Mr. and Mrs. L.
A. Wells, of this city, left today
tor Eugene lo spend tho Mothers'
week-end with their sous, Lee and
Frunk, studonts at Oregon State
college. They wore accompanied
bv Mrs. Puuuska. of Coos Junction,
who will visit her son, Joe Noslny,
also a student at O.S.C. Others
from lloseliurg going to Corvallls
this morning for (lie week-end i na
tivities and to visit their children
Included: Mrs. Jack Hart, who will
be Willi her daughter, Miss Gladys;
Mrs. Hugh Ritchie, Jr., who will
visit her daughter, Jean; Mrs. W.
II. Curler, who will visit her daugh
ter. Thelnia. and also In Eugene
wllh her son. llruce; Mrs. l.arl
Wlniherlv. who will visit her daugh
ter, Francos, at Corvallls, and her
son, Carl, Jr., at Eugono; Mrs. u.
W. Mill-shall, who will visit her
son, Tom, and Mrs. L. A. Dlllnrd,
who will visit her son. Louts, .ir
By V. T. Hamlin
By Edgar Martin
By Roy Crane
NOW, TAKE THE FELLA THAT
BUILT fT, F'RIWfcTAWCE....
HE UIEMT CRAZy AM' KILT
HIMSELF IN THE PARLOR.
THEM LAFITTE.THE PIRATE,
TOOK IT OUER. EVER
SIUCE, IT'S 6EEM TH' HAM6
OUT OF SWU66LERS AMD
RUM-RUMMERS, UNTIL
TOOAV... WEU.THEV JUST
COMT LIKE FOLKS SMOOPIM'
EXPERT SERVICE
When There's Something You Want Don
- see AN IXPERT
Th firms and Individuals listsd below eaeolalli In their werk.
Sat them for sxpsrt service. You sheuld profit ky their help.
ANTIQUES
The Strange Shop. 106 S. Main SL
AUTO REPAIRING
Alba 8pau(h's Oarage, 128 S.
Btepheus street. Phono 303.
Knlghl 1'nrler, coiner Douglas &
Main. Body, fender work. Painting.
SHEET METAL WORK
ainnlger s, 444 N. Jackson 8t,
FLUE CLEANING
,1. C. Bew'ey. Phono 161.
LOCKSMITH
Pacifio Key fler. Phono S48.
Concert at Church
Given High Praise
One of tho outstanding features
of the Music week celebration in
rtoschui'K wus tha concert at thu
Methodist church Monday night by
the liosohiii'g Concert orchestra,
under tho dlroctlon of H. A. Cans
day. The urogram was given high
Iiraiso by the largo audience In at
tendance. Special numbers by as
sisting artists wore particularly
enjoyed. Those includod soprano
solos by Mis ICIeannr Hosemer;
violin solos by Miss Marian Church
and clarinet and horn duets by
Stock and Bond
Averages
BONDS
Compiled by Thu Associated Press.
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Hear him over KRNR Tuesday at 4:45 p. m.
Read his ttatemtnt of policy in tho Voters' Pamphlet.
' (Paid Adv.)
GENERAL SAW FILING
Howard Casebotr, 441 S. Stephens.
aiso lurmiure repairios.
PAFERHANGING PAINTING
Paperh'ng, painting, kalsom'g, fur a.
refln. Free est. Phono 149YX.
RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING
Roseburg Electric. Phone 12S.
RADIO SERVICING
HnrglB Hsdlo Service. Phone 1W.
Lund IUdlo Service. Phono 34.
Radio Doctors. Phone 167-h.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
E. C. Jones. Pbone 13S-L.
Paul Mahoney of Portland
und
Harvey Mahoney of Oakland.
A reviewer writing to the News
Review comments on tho program,
as follows:
"It has been well suld that tha
city of Hoseburg and the surround
ing county can boast of more musi
cians than ahnoBt any other city or
territory of the same size, The
various musical organizations and
the music produced by Uie schools,
as well us the Individual musicians,
proves there Is u definite taste for
the best In music. -
"The program by tho Hoseburg
concert orchestra Indicated great
faithfulness and study on tho part
of the members during tho past
months In preparation for the eve -ning
of excellent ontertalnment." ,
"Eat llarbucue Sandwiches and '
Llvo Forever," C. A. Brand's on
the highway. (Adv.)
.oTlt; to ilimiri'nll.s
In tho County Court of tho Hlato of
Oregon ,for tho County of Ijouk :
lll'tfte Vatter of' the Hntnte of Clar.
, enee' 10, IIIUIko. IJoni-iisod.-f'.Ntotlee
la heri-liy Riven tlult. tnh
jUndurMlgned hiifl tuon iiipnhited
executrix of t)io estiito of i.:inrom.-Q
H. IHIdgo, iloc-OKseil, hy tho County
Crurt of thu- Hluto of Or-'Kon tor
fjoualns tJounty, and has 'lU-illflod.
All pnrHiins having- rliiltiiH itKiiinst
said estati) sro hoi-coy notlflcil to
iii-esoiit the Hiimo, duly vni-lf;ed, ul
by law roijuli-eil, tn tho untl.ii-stHn-fil
lit Olioiitule, fjrogon. wllnlll bil
nielithH from tho dutij hcriMif.
DHted uud first published April
13, ISIt).
Dtifu of lust publication May 11,
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M-f.'ainant, Thompson, King A
Vi'iiimI
Itnliert H. Miller-
Aiuei'hiin iluiilc Building, Uprt
luiul. oi-cmin,
Altoi'lioys lor juxouiuuk.
VOTE FOR
Y B. COMPTOM
for
nSi$Wct Attorney
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