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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 13, 1940.
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Livestock
pan SALE 3 brood sows, 1 bom',
7 fcedor pigs, purebred Hump
shires. A. II. Marsh, Itoute 2, llox
261, Wilbur-Garden Valley loud.
FOH SALK Uuttormllk for chick
en und pig feed, He pel gallon.
Uinim.ua Dairy Products Co.
WEANKIt pigs for
mile. Norman
m Ellis, Melrose.
'j COCKER Bpanlels. f hone S86-J.
' Poultry
IiADY CHICKS and 6-woeks-old
leghorn pullets, Watzlg's. Phono
74UJ.
, FOn SALE N. II. Bed pullets. E.
It. Holm, U miles E. Siitherlln.
Work Wanted
'HOUSEKEEPER with small child
r w ants work in the country, llox
817. c-o News-Review.
CABINET WORK made to order
642 N. Jackson, Roseburg.
Dentistry
DR NERBAiJ
Gas When Desired
Masonic Bldg. Phone 488
; ) Dr. G. W. Marshall. Med. K. Bldg.
Business Opportunities
1H BALK 3-yenr Iouho oil 17
ruoin hotel iiikI rotstuui'unt. I! 1 3
W. Lane, KoHcbui'B.
Fuel
BURN WOOD Oh SAWDUST
Safo-Conveniont
And it coals so little.
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
Phono 282.
ALLEY OOP ,
M-lEV OOP, HARD-BOILED
CAVEMAN, AMD HIS GIRL -
CAU&HT IN THE. FORCE
FIELD OF A TIME-MACHINE,
RIP THBU EONS OF TIME..,
IRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
GOSH,IM TJ WELL JUST V V7 IT WONT START, BUT fFL
I ) GLAD THAT 7 HAVE TiMf? V Tll IF stOU GIVE US A PUSH, THANKS, MISTER.' V.
j OVER- 4 TO SET HOME ) v , - WE CAN COAST . SHES STARTED - )
S1Sk BEFORE? MSTrW--1 T:y DOWN THE HILU f i AND RUNNING J
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
WE v.AMOtWb .THQO&H
LAW . TrtW OV TAt -iOMCaUt
WASH TUBUS
W AAE HOUSES, TREES. SMELLS f H' J? , T IM AMD THERE'S THE CA31M I CAMT EWEM REMEMBER THc WHO DAT
it ONLY THE PACES ARE D1FFEREMT 'iSv - 'SXf&ZZ THE PAVS O' RUM- WASH AND I LlUED. OQ. S IT? MAWES O' THE PEOPLE, EX- ( kat? ) FALLA, HEEM. I
in i ni 1 t JLfif. fl 3SJ RUNNERS, LOWfl AGO. L POWWV HOW A FELLA FOR6ETS CEPT C-ME A FELLA j Jwz PON' 60IN'SM0SH
W7?5 rJrHV'Ia' mjfW5- WHEM WASH AND -ran- m , NAKAED JACKIE fvvmb HIS FACE
YSM Jr XVtH'ii 1 WERE HERE. BULL TffV T-T-- VAh7 'N' T'EOW
? ltS'ifiJirl N $ti&&3 TASOU KILLED - I fc - JL - r iA HW EEU
t' V II Ll.br. AWFUL FIGHTS, TOO, iJbyi ' M X.' (If "i (' WffiW
For Solo Miscellaneous
FOR SALE
I used daven)ort and chair,
needs cleaning, (6.88.
1 used studio couch, as is, I4.8S.
1 used leather duofold, aa is,
2.8S.
1 used leather duofold, new
condition, $5.88.
I 1 used kltcheu range, swell for
;the camp, $12.98.
1 used electric ranee, excellent
condition, $27.95.
MONTGOMERY WARD, 315 N.
Jackson St.
FOR GUARANTEED MUFFLERS,
glass, trailers and auto parts, go
to SARFF'S AUTO WRECKING
HOUSE, 623 N. Main. Pbone 563.
A NEW modern storage locker j
BSveiu ni ijuukiub luo nun raiui-
age Co, Attractive rates. Cartons
for sale.
TRADE IN your old bathroom fix
tures on Ward's now low priced
SC-ls. .MONTGOMERY WARD
Plumbing Dept., phone !)5.
BIG trade-in allowance given on
your old furniture. Montgomery
Ward, 316 N. Jackson street.
WATER LILIES, 5 varieties for
sale at Brand's on the highway.
Charles A. Brand.
FOR SALE Four-wheel trailer.
Price $25.00. George Bcacroft,
Sutnerlin.
SPINACH for cunning. In quan
tity. 3c pound. 1395 L'mpriua
itvenuo.
Trade
WANTED lo trade Chevrolet
coach, 1910 license, good running
order, new battery, new radla-J
saddle horse or young cattle,
PlMillP 521'M. I Inn W'Mllherford.
PREl USTC" !
FRIEND, OOOLA,
..EITHER BV THE ERROR
OR. DESI&M OF THE
MACHINE'S INVENTOR.
DR. ELBERT WONMUCs.
V.OVA
Rentals
BELTONIA, modern apartment,
furnished, hardwood floors, tile
sinks, opposite Umpn.ua hotel.
Reasonable. Phono 12-L.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished 3
room apartment. 603 8. Stephens
street. Phone 5C5-R or 408.
1IAILEV apartments 3 rooms,
bath, garage. Adults only. 117 S.
' Kane.
MODERN 5-roora bouse, furnished.
420 Vista avenue. Mrs, C. H. Da
viea. Kohlbagen Apartments. Strictly
modern. Phone 660.
FURNISHED apartments for rent.
Douglas Hotel.
FOR RENT 2 rooms furnished
616 South Pine.
MODERN - furnished apartment.
926 S. Main.
Miscellaneous
TOWNSEND Club No. 1 will meet
Tuesday, May. 14, 8:00 o'clock,
Douglas Hotel. Everyone urged
to attend. Election of delegates
to National Convention.
THE moBt money for your wool
and mohair at the ROSEBURG
POULTRY CO., 920 S. Stephens
Street, Phono 279.
Wonted
WANT1CI Ilitiirnstfjcl volenti to
listen to liny It, Complon Huunk
oh "StanriiiiK on tho. JU'conl"
Tuesday. 6:45 P. M. over KJiNlt.
11 -luu nave .arm pi.'juucu 10 sen,.
it will be to your advantage to1
. foe the ItOSEIIIIRO POULTRY;
" CO., 920 S. Stephens Street.
i HIDES. Highest cash prices. Leave
' ears on. Iongla9 Mnrkfit.
What's It
ACCOMPANIED By DB.BRONSOM,
A KINDLY AKCHEOLO&ISr, OUK
PREHISTORIC FRIENDS HAVE
RE-LIVED THE LAST FATAL DAYS
OF ANCIENT TROy AND THE
WAMPERIN6S OF ULYSSES.
Some Left Over
The End of
Jto TtVcV POT t"A.d6 IN A &OAT ,
A Wt'c'b bop?.y OV WOO
ANQ A. GOOV Of W
AMO TOLO WM TO QO w,
Strangers
Real Estate
FOH SALE OR TRADE 26J acres,
Klgnroso. Improvements, electri
city. Want small acreage near,
or house and lot in town. Clear
for clear. Value $1,000.00. J. C.
Koree, Melrose Star. -
FEDERAL land bauK farms. Reu-i
sonable prices; convenient terms.
Lists available at the National .
Farm Loan Office, Perkins UuUd-.j
tag, Roseburg.
FOR SALE! b-room rustic home on '
Nortb Umpqua. Fireplace, elec- '
triclty. L. W. Jordan, Glide, Ore
gon. I
FOR SALE Modern remodeled 6
rooni house. 60S S. rMue street.
Roseburg.
FOH SAM'J 13 acres, modern
house. A. F. Monis, lUfle Hange
road.
Help Vanted
STEADY WORK GOOD PAY.
RELIABLE MAN WANTED to
call on funnel's in Douglas coun
ty. No experience or capital re
quired. Wrllo McNESS CO.. 2123
Magnolia St., Oakland, Calif.
REFINED WOMAN, single, wanted
as housekeeper in strictly mod
ern farm home. Applicant must
bo good cook. This Is unusually
good situation for the right per-
son. Box 819, c-o NcwB-Iteview.
WOMAN for general housework.
Two in family. Prefer one who
' can go homo nights. Box 818, c-o
News-ltovlew.
IT'S 6MICK, NO DOUBT! ,
Reports coining 111 from all parts ;
of the County give assurance that
Bmlck will be nominated for Coun
ty Commissioner and nomination !
menus election. Don't waste votes '
on others It's Solicit first, last
and all the. time (Pd. Adv. by '
t'anyohvllle Citizens' Committee.)
All About
RESCUE FINALLY APPEARS IN THE
PERSON OF G.OSCA.R BOONA, WHO
HAS FALLEN IN WITH THE
OP GREEK LEiiEND
UNASSISTED
HAVE
UNSCRUPULOUS'
riA io
SERVICE. INC.
Mr. Big
He uwota-
STOOO
rtWFtCTLV
WAT TO
MEAKiT
OtATVA
TO 60 Oki
VET HE.
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CASOAiY.
CONiCtRtvi
Not Wanted
Vi COPH. IMP BY NEA SF.
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MARKET
REPORTS
PRODUCE
PORTLAND, Oro., May 13.
(AP) BUTTER Prints, A grade,
29p lb. in parchment wrappers, 30o
iujcarlons; B grade, 28&c in purcu i
ment wrappers, 29c in cartons. I
BUTTEHFAT -r- First qunllly,
maximum of .6 of 1 per cent acid-1
ity, delivered in Portland, 26-261
lb.; valley routeB and country
points, 2c less, or 2ije lb., second
quality. 2c under first, or 2 tic lb. I
CHEESE Selling price to
Portland retailors:' Tillamook trip
lets. 19c lb.; loaf. 20c lb. f. o. I.
Prico to wholesalers: Triplets, 17c
lb.; loaf, 18c, f. o. b. Tillamook.
EGGS Buying prices: Extras,
large, 15-lCc; standards, large, 14c;
extras, medium, 12c; do standards,
,12c dozen.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling
price to retailors: Counlry-killed
hogs, best butchers, 125-150 lbs.,
8V9c; vealcrs, fancy. ISJ-lic lb.;
light, thin, 1011c; heavy, 10-llc
lb.;- lambs, spring, 15-16c; year
lings, 1213c lb.; ewes. 6-7c lb.;
good cutters cows, 9-10c lb.; fan
ner cows, Si-uic lb.; bulls, 12121c
LIVE POULTRY Buying price:
No. 1 grade: Leghorn broilers, 1&
to 2 lbs., 15c; fryers, under 3 lbs.,
17c; fryers. 3 lo 4 lbs., 17c; roast
ors, over 4 His., 18c; Leghorn liens,
over 31 lbs., 11c; Leghorn hens,
under 31 lbs., 10c: colored hens,
over 5 lbs., 13c; colored hens, 4 lbs.
to' 5 lbs.. 13c; old roosters, 1c.
DRESSED TURKEYS Selling
prices: Hens, No. 1, 11-lfic lb.;
toms, 910c lb.
ONIONS Oregon No. 1, $2.00-
2.10 per 00-lb. bag; Yukilua (.. .)
60-lb, bag; sets, white, 61c; brown,
51c lb.; new Texas wax, $3.50-4.00
per fib-lb. bag.
NEW POTATOES California
...FOR BOOM HAS ABSCONDED WITH THE
PRIZE, LEAVING HERCULES IN TITANIC
BATTLE WITH ALLEY OOP
HERCULES
SO OFF THEY GO TO THE
LAND OF THE AKAAZONS IN
QUEST OF THE MAGIC BELT.
9i&
BETTER HAD THEY WANDERED
MET
T. H. RED. U. fi. PT.
DoijiT- a; MEl Sfnj
THE DANSBO THING
CNDN'I ft-HJ v
COPP. 1WI BV NEA SERVICE,
REG,
INI,. . Ml.
rTCT
com, two bv he
whites, 60s, $1.30; 100s, $2.25.
POTATOES Yakima Gems,
(. .... Descuulas $1,011-2.1)0; Klamath
(Tula Lake), $1.80-1.86; - local
whites, 90c box; do sacks, $1.60
1.60 cental; Malln. $2.00 cental,
southern yams, $2.46-2.60 crate.
HAY Selling price to retailers;'
Alfalfa, No. 1. $15.60 ton; out
vetch, $13.00 ton; clover, $11.00
Ion; timothy, eastern Oregon,
$18.00 ton; valley timothy, $14.00
Ion, Portland.
WOOL 1940, eastern Oregon,
fine,' medium, 231-27ic; crossbred,
30-301c; Willamette valley, 12
months, nominal 83c lb.; lamb, 25c
lb.
MOHAIR 1010, 12 mouths, 40c
lb.
CASCAHA 1940 peel, 7c lb.
HOPS Oregon, 1039, 2-30c lb.;
1910 contracts, 30c lb. 1919 seed
less, 32c lb.
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., May 13.
(API (U. H. Dept. Agr.) hiigh:
Market active, 10-16e higher; good-
chiice 170-216 lb. drive-ins $6.90
7.U0; carloads mostly $7.00; 230
270 lb. butchers $6.4050; light
lights mostly $6.00-60; packing
sows $4.26-75; feeder pigs $5.25
75. CATTLE: Calves, market un
even but mostly steady; some fed
steer's weak; grassy cowa steady
with Friday hut weak to 25c be
low last Monday; bulls weak to
2!ic lower; vealers Bteady who rri
day; medium-good fed steers
mostly $9.00-65; few loads 19.76-
3: one igau and ocm noau iiu.uu;
feil dairy tyira sloors $8.75 down;
common steers down to $7.25; few
good fed heifers $9.00; common
medium grades $6.25-8.26; lew
good beef caws $7.25-60; cutter-
common cows J4.7fi-b.7b; nil tiry ioi
dairy cows upward to $6.76; can-
ii.n h down to $1.00: sausage IiuIIb
mostly S6.20-7.OO; few beet bulls
S7.25; good-choice vealers s.iu
9.60: selects I) $10.00.
SHEEP: Market about steady
Willi lale laid week: lambs 25-500
By V. T. Hamlin
5-13 .
By Merrill Blosser
weARn
RUNNING
y. S. PAT. OFF.fc
Bv Edqar Martin
, -J Wf
WlTr trvc UyYViCTfe OP AW MdvMAA.
Wi.ldAb .AUWGO V.OrA(i, Afoo To '
OOKiO ST 1 Tvt WKC9 OEAO 1
V.Vit "Ve WiKiO
smnct.. inc. T M uro pt. oTr. '3 I
By Roy Crane
ME , I FEEX
EXPERT SERVICE
' Whn Thsre's Somtthlng You Want Don
SEE AN EXPERT -Tht
firms and Individual! Hated below ptolallie In thtir work.
8 thsm for sxpsrt itrvlcs. You should profit by thtlr hslp.
ANTIQUE8
The Strange Shop. 106 S. Mall) St.
AUTO REPAIRING
Alba Epaujh's Oarage. 128 8.
Stephens street Phou 01.
Knlghl Porter, corner Douilai A
Main, ilouy, fender work. Palatini.
SHEET METAL WORK
Slnnlger's, 444 N. Jsckior- St.
FLUB CLEANINO
J. O. Ilew'ey. Phoue 169.
LOCKSMITH
Pacific Key fier.. Phone 48.
below last Monday; good-choice
spring lambs mostly 18.76; fow
SR 90 9.00; medium-good grades
8.00-60; common grades downward
to 7.00: mediumgaod old crop
horn lambs (6.00-60; shorn ewes
mostly f'J.ou; few i:.26; very thin
ewes downward to $1,00. , .
WHEAT .
PORTLAND, Oro., May 13,
(Al1) Open High Low Clo.no
May 86J 861 86 86
Sept 861 861 86 86
. , , , NOTICE
This Is lo notify all wool and mo
hair growers that the pool will
closo oh May 20, 1940, No more
wool or mohair will ho accepted
lifter that date. Wo think the poid
will be about the suinu as last year.
The market looks very favorable
for un early sulo as it is slrnnger
and more activity le shown accord
ing to all Uovernnient llullctlns
and market reports. The sales In
(California of wools, same types as
our woo), with much heavler
shrlukage, Is selling for several
cents higher in California than
here at present.
(Jetting back to onr wool, which
Is the lightest shrinking wool in
the country and Is as nice a clip,
as we have had in .years, so by
selling in a large block wo should
at least get somewhere near wbut
this wool Is worth.
Wo as a committee - have done
everything possible in former yours
to obtain tho best price available
for-the grower as Unit was the ob
ject of the pool. So far every year
we have been able lo hit Ihe peak
of tho market on the day the iiool
was sold. Wo sincerely hope that
we can render as gnoil a servico lo
the wool growers this year.
There were some growers we
overlooked when wo sent out the
agreements hut not intentionally,
so if you have no agreement Just
send a letter stating number of
fleeces and address, ulso samples
to the Hotel Grand, Itosoburg, Oro..
when you have sheared.
Signed: Southern Oregon Wool
and Mohulr Pool Committee:
. W. J. Dixon,
Chas. Iluxton,
.1. M. Ledgerwood,
irvln Hlce,
V. J. l'hlllppl.
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLY
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' GENERAL. SAW FILING
Howard Caseboer, 448 S. Stephen
aiso lurnnuie repairing.
PAPERH ANQING PAINTING Z
Paperb'ng, painting, kalsom'g, furo
refln. Fee esL Phone 149YX.'.
RAD'O ELECTRICAL REPAIRINO
Uoseburg Kleotrlc. Phone J23.
RADIO SERVICING
Uargls Itadlo Service. Phone 196
Lund Kadlo Service. Pbone 84.
Radio Doctors. Phone 167-R.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
B. C. Jones. Phone 139-L.
DAILY DEVOTIONS
OR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS
Words are an index to charac
ter. Our language portrays the
condition of our souls. Careless
words produce hurt and sorrow.
John Ituskln once wrote: "If
the spirit that Is in you loaves
your tongue the tonguo of a
liar, your heart tho heart of a
cheat, then be assured It Is not
the Holy Spirit. In this busy
modern world each of us could
well afford to mnko our aim the
prayer of the psalmist when he
asked that the words of his
mouth, and the meditations of
bin heart might bo acceptable
in the sight of tho Lord. Tho
lives of those whom we meet in
cur daily Intercourse, In servico
clubs and In tho church, can bo
mado brighter if we earnestly
seek to make our words In ac
cordance with tho mind of (iod.
In "Tho Terrible Meek," Charles
Kami Kennedy has the Roman
captain to say: There is great
power In words. All the things
that over get dono in tho world,
good or bad, are dono by
words." "Roys flying kites, haul
In thoir whlto wiiigod birds. You
can't do that way when you're
flying words. Careful with fire
is good advice we know. Care
ful with words ten times doubly
so. Thoughts unoxpreBscd may
sometimes fall back dead, but
(led himself can't kill them
once there said." May we guard
woll the words of our mouths,
Amen.
Jarring Discovery
O.MAIIA, Neb. Chuck holes to
most motorist uro things to bo
cursed, but a couplo of city detec
tives believe tho humps have their
points.
Tho rear compartment of a caf
which the officers chanced to he
following flew open when the
wheels bumped over an extra large
chuck hole. Inside they spotted an
assortment of tires, other automo
bile parts.
Tho driver of tho car, police said,
admitted that he and a companion
hud stripped moro than 40 cars.
it's spring, you don't have to
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