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Livestock
HOOD scven-ymir-olil work mine,
uckbt lno. Has colt, immth old.
from good illult horso and broil
bai k to same horse. Al l Hydiurd,
VotiL-alla.
FOIl SALE Hood Jr-rney bull,
nlnotoon monlha old, 140.00. I. H.
Thompson, C. V. Star Koute,
Hosobui'K.
Ft HI SA1.K 3 Rood inilcll cows;
200 Sinonthsulcl It. 1. pullets.
Kiinnlll Hull, Wilbur, L'inpqua
road.
FOR SAI.H 1 Blxiiiillon Ji'l'Bcy
row, 75.0o: 1 yraiilnf! liucrnsey
bull. V. A. lllaikert, Alyrtle
Crock.
FOIl SALE or trade for good cows i
gooil 1 100 pound 4-year-olil j
mare. Phone 6F21. !
FOIl SALE 3:. head Shropshire!
ewiiH aiul laiiios. ticorgc anno
lierg. Melrose Star. j
FOIl SALE About 200 wolhi-r
goats. W. !. Paul, South Deer
Creek. Plump 1IF2I.
FOIl SALE Oood S yeal old cow
witli or without calf. Fred Fish
er, 20F3.
FOU SALE or tnule lor sheep, fine
yonlii; horses. F. M. Krilso, Yon
riillu. GOOD Meaner pigs. Lewin Parker,
DiMinville road. Phono 36F3I.
FOR SALE Jersey Cows. Inquire
K25 Miller St.
FOR SALE Saddic or pack horse.
Phone 12F31.
FOU SALE 3 feeder pigs. 802 W.
Lane.
COCKER Spaniels. PhoiB 3S6-J.
ALLEY OOP
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'llHU WEVE D0WE IT IF GEKJElMLJJjTV f - ' HO 60 YOU ) TmO n ' LIKE THEAR. WHAT N I f YOU'RE A BUNCH
v GG gothere By golly, WSfc -general I soTV.. M k rmtle-braiVjed .
,SLAST X WHHE THAT WAS JV Vfp IS HOT STUFrjJ 00fiy"L I yOU?,. f BOOBS.'
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IRECKLES AND HIS FRIENP5 No Battle Toaay wy Merrill Biosser
?Hc OAVt iwt iHt uoK.t( . -in . ilkiaArf'i TMAT JUSr I CAM I TAKE MY X VI I t"ian run. Tuu,cMf J-is BJ v,ut. tvtc i
TO SHOW HER APPRECIATION! 1 ," . friJ DANDY ' 'IT I HELP IT GIRL. AWAy DONT M LUCKY FOR My GOOD UP AGAIN , )
FOR ALL THE ECLAIRS X'VE . Ir.. U ' SO HAPPEMS IF YOU FROM ME. J WANT 1 D,-PS.ITIN 'S.56- .SOMe lltAB !
GIVEN HER.' ' A h,)ifflWv TuA-r I paio . liAAMTin are VQtl? YOUR L THAN MY FIST' I
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X ' fm B-isS ECLAIRS THINK SOCK YA YOU CAN P VX X i Vlil C-t LJCBB
) &5 vl ly-K CMAEo jx -t have? V(LVd " X' TICK SO HERB CO.
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' ' ' vQyV J ' 'tytfiufhQ&lSl 1 jS3fmXC''--. flVivi 3 f .("v VUr 7 a Bsi Chines hrb remedle have alleviated for disorder
iC U XS. WiVrrV W KrvU' Wt lla 3' nj'A&s, S -Cv-J?- ITrH of oaltre, itonwch, liver, kidney, Madder, glnd, plto,
fy f HX1 .A' AUS' V'.'-lall i? v Jl "S LLl ( 'tV JbkrQ ca,arrhi ahma, blood preaiure, dropty, rheumatism,
y i ' l7' IJl J" 'xX ' ? J'ta- Sn"' fcT y ec"""' t""c" "lcr "! hemorrhage all dlap-
, Ajfi ti MgafX J.H.Leong "2 iJlSoT "sT.
, , ' " , ' J. " i i i ii i Herbalist BRANCH OFFICE MEDFORO, OREGuN
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES A Lady of Action By Edgar Martin .
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I wotAl tAWf HOUb I rtOWORtO.V VOO vOtWt Ari i THtet A,t VCiVb Of t 1 i 4V$I OWrW'.WHEW M$m - - -
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WASH TUBBS G-Men Not Wanted . . By Roy Crane CVJ f
' i 6CACI0US' - i I TTTi VTITA! 6ACBE TOMWERR5'. fOR frtAME,l f PpOF ! ME, 1 OH,VA! I HEAR Alt ABOUT ) JfST OM, DEN 1 1 tM.
i I WHAT A Ir-u-mm-- . j ; - S ME,r T'WIK VOU PAT RAS-IoWCIE JAOOE.' PLAWTY MCKAY. IT. HE DE (3-MAm Y HE A.U MO .jn? XZJI VER' 61 AP : WW'jllTTf'tt f VTrV vJ
t RECEPTION! A, J ,'' L' CAL, BULL PAtJSOW.COWIU' ALWAYS FIShT- BV ne way, ti:a, L J I l)fU t hL) ! "NJ TO KWON VDU, Nkll ifftMl'F'jfjK. I V M r
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Real Estate
l-'KDKUAL land burnt rarnis. Ilea
sonublo pric-os; convenient lerm.
Lints available at the National
Farm 1-onn Office, Perkins lluilil
lug, Koseburg.
FOlt KALE! 5-room rustlo borne on
North Umpqua. Fireplace, elec
tricity. L. W. Jordan, Glide, Ore
gon. l-'Olt SALIC Ilea lit if ill house. .Mod
ern, artistic. Close in. Inquire
30S North Stephens.
FOH SALK Modern remodeled 5
room house. 606 S. Tine street,
HoReburg.
FOIl SALE 13 acres, modern
house. A. F. Motrin, ltlfle Range
road.
7-itt)DM modern homo for
Knsy terms. Phono S07-J.
Help Wanted
sale.
WANTED Man and wife to lake
over cafe In ItoHoburK. For in
formation, writo llox 8:11, c-o
News-ltevlew.
OIltL for liousework, 21 years or
over, ltoom, bonril. $;!.ou week.
Iteferellees. Itox 833, c-o Ncws
lteview. WANTED Couple, caretaker for
women's clubhouse. I'lione 517-lt
or 177-11.
Fuel
BURN WOOD till SAWDUST
Safe Convenient
And It costs so little.
HOSEBl'RO LUMBER CO.
Phone 282
Miscellaneous
THE most money Tor your wool
and mohair nt the HOSEHURC
POULTRY CO.. 920 S. Stephens
Si reel. Phono 27ft.
For Sale MitcellaDeous
I'Snil electric rofriKoialor, cheap;
lined lieneral . Klectric watur
heater; good lined electric rauKe,
$15.00; fine, used twin bedroom
set, 0 pieceu. real value; used
Unvenporl sets, cheap. Judd's
Furniture.'
FOIl SALE Strawberries. Come
and get them. Host varieties,
heavy pickings, 75c crate. Urine
containers. Not Sundays. Art '
llaird, I'mpqua. j
FOIl GUAIIANTKKI) MUFFLERS,
glass trailers and auto parts, go
to SARFF'S AUTO WRECKING
HOUSE, 523 N. Muln. Phono 553.
A NEW modem storage locker
system ut Douglas ice and Stor-!
age Co. Attractive rales. Cartons I
for sale.
FOR SALE One SoO watt, 32 -volt
Delco light plant, operated 14
nionlhs. C. R. lillll.lt, lt!;y Illy.
Oregon.
Willi U M I,1 fill Tit A III,1. fc'nl-flxmi
M. It. Eiumlti. I'mpqua.
'ETl'NIAS. zinnias, marigolds,
etc., separate colors. Mrs. Foster
lllltner, West Koseburg.
BIO trade-In allowance g;ven on
your old furniture. Montgomery
Ward, 315 N. Jackson street.
FOR SALE Deering mower, good
shape, $30.00. Tom Short, Myr
tle Creek.
FOR SALE -Walter A. Wood mow
er, extra bar. cheap. Musgrove,
Sulherlin.
FOR SALE Aster and zinnia
plants, 15c dozen. Mrs. John
Kelly.
WOOI HlOW electric washer, ?10.00.
lir, So. Pine.
That's Telling 'Em
FOIl SALE Odd lot box springs,
24.75 value at $14.75; MS.ut)
Simmons inner-spring and match
ing box springs, $29.50. limited
quantity; used eonsolo radio,
$5.5o. Jutld's Furniture.
Rentals
COMPLETELY furnished modern
five-room home, to responsible
adults. Close in. 121 S. Chud
wlck. 692-lt.
IIOl'SH FOU RENT 5 rooms.
Bleeping porch. 5IS S. Stephens
street. IMlone 3F22.
FOR RENT 5-room, nicely finish
ed house. Adults. Inquire. 817
South Main street. '
NICELY furnished 5-room hollsu.
close in. Adults only. Inquire
950 Cobb SL
FPHNISHKD housekeeping room,
lights, water, $s.00. S2S Hamiltou
street.
I1AILEY apartments 3 rooms,
bath, garago. Adults only. 117 S.
Kane.
KOHLHAtlEN APARTMENTS
Strictly modern. Phone 550.
FURNISHED. 2-roiim. front apart
ment. 112 Brockway.
Fl'RNISHKp housekeeping room.
121 Flood, corner Mill.
NORI'HSIDE APARTMENTS
$12.00 up. Phone 36U-.L
5-ltOOM house, near Soldiers
Home, fk.oo. 112 llroekwuy.
GROUND floor apartment, t.'all
The Strange Shop.
MODERN, furnished apartment.
926 S. .Main.
CLEAN, furnished front apart
ment. 528 S. Pino.
FURNISHED nimrtmellt. -101 N.
Jackson.
Poultry
LIST your poultry you have to sell
with us. will havo buyer here
last of Uiis week wauling colored
' hens, Leghorn hens, colored fry
. era. Will pay top cash prices.
Call at Orange truck or write
Frank Cox, c-o General Delivery,
Koseburg, Oregon.
BABY CHICKS Red Rock croas,
R. I. lteds, New Hampsliires und
Leghorns. W'atzig Hutchery.
FOIl SALE 30 White 'leghorn
pullets, 35c each, Karsten, Route
1. llox ti.
Wanted
IF YOU have tarm produce to sell,
it will bo to your advautuge to
see Iho IlOSIClrURU POULTRY
CO., 920 S. Stephens Street.
hIDES. Highest cash prices. Leave
ears on. Douglas Market
Work Wanted
CAHINKT WORK made to order
642 N. Jackson, Koseburg.
HAY HAUNii. (inml work gimnui
Inert. I'lione S:i8-H.
Business Opportunities
FOH SAIJ-; 3-year louse on 17
nioni hotel and rerUuuiaul. 313
W. J.umi, ItusuhuTK-
Lost and Found
LOST Murk Ri'lp MiBllWHV !l!t
npjir Wolf Crpok, May 2". Un
wind. II. HrHtsbciR, 7103 48 til
South, KruUle.
Dentistry
OH. N Kit HAS
(las When Uosired
Masonic Itldg. I'hono 1K8
Dr. O. W. Marslmll. Med. A. nide.
Hoy. Grain, Feed
FOH SALE 3 aires of ont nml
votrh huy, slamling. Mr. Harry
V. Wood. Glide.
Days Creek
DAYS CItKKK, Juno 3. Frank
Fate and Herbert Haclior wore
anions thoHO trammeling business
in Myrtlo Creek Saturday.
Mr. and Mra Owen K. Cheno
weth and children. Janet and Or
ville, who have been livtiiR on up
per Woods creek for tho past sev
eral mouths left Saturday for
Corning, Calif., where they will
make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wesoman of
(Mrndale, nnenl the week-end here
visiting relatltes. Their daughter.
Miss Hetty Lou, who had heon here
n week returned home with them.
Wayne Smith and Mahle Moore
went to tho ritkott Ituttc lookout
Sunday to visit Miss Mnnre's
cousin, John Hutchinson, who is
stationed there.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Worthing
ton and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Worth
inctiin vtUuruod Thursday from
CorvHlIis where they had been at
tending (be stale convention of
HebokaliH.
li-vUi M her aud Ills son. Char
ley, were ImsiueKH visitors In Myr
tle Creek Saturday evening.
John CliHtiey. who hatt been serv
itiK on tho foderal grand jurtj in
rorllund has returned home and
resumed his duties as Janitor at
the local school.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bromley,
who worn guests at tho homo of
Mrs. Hroin ley's parents. Mr. aud
Mrs. Waller Hutchinson, for sev
eral days loft Thursday for Ash
land v. hero they will visit Mr.
Hcoinloy's mother, Mra. Clinton
ItaiiKtimau.
Mr. and Mrs. Ho be it Campbell
anil daughter, Itebucca, of Yon
ciilla, were guests recently at tho
By V. T. Hamlin
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EXPERT SERVICE
When There' Something You Want Don
6EE AN EXPERT '
Th firm, and Individual! lilted below aptclallze In their work.
8 them for expert service. You should profit by their help.
GENERAL SAW FILING PLUMBING
" l'eto Crumott, Plumbing. Ph. SD7.
Howard Casebeer, U3 8. Stephen
Also furniture repalrlig, RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING
ANTIQUES Roseburg Electric. Phone 123.
The Strange Shop. 106 S. Main St. RADIO SERVICING
AUTO REPAIRING ' Hnrgis Harllo Service. Phone 188.
. Luud Radio Service. Phone 4.
Alba Spuh'B GaraKe. 128 S. Radio imcinr. pimn. i7 n
Stephen atrcet. Phone 303. Hndio Uoctor. Phon It7-R.
KnlRhl Porter, corner RouRla. & REFRIGERATION SERVICE
Mala. Body, fender work. Painting. K. c. Jones. Phone 139-U
. 8HEET METAL WORK LOCKSMITH
Slnnleer'a. 444 N. Jaclonit St.
homo of MIkh May (Jross.
Mr. aud Mrs. Kurl Sumner and,
daughter, Douiiu. weru filiopplng fit
HuselmrK Weduosdny. i
Mrs. Georgia Phillips of Santa
Cruz, Culir., arrived Thursday ev
euiiiR to spend a few days at tho
KiiU Snyder home. Mrs. Phillips
formerly made her homo here.
John Sutton was attending to
to business matters In Hosebui'K
Thursday.
Miss Nettle Mooro left Wednes
day inornlnK for Ashland whore
she was the guest of fiiendH and
relatives unlii Friday evening;
when she left for Konauzu where
she plans to visit at the A. C. Dun
can home for a cnuplo of weeks.
Mrs. Dun cun will ho remembered
here ns Mannlu Cllmoro, who mado
her homo hero many years.
Ivan Welch was a Canyouvlltc
visitor Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mae Morse and her son
and duiiKhler, Johnny am) Mur.ln
Sutton, wore fruests Sunday even
tug at tho Krank Woosler home.
Mrs. Wooster's mother, Mrs. Km m a
Mather. Is upending some time at
the Wooster homo after n visit at
the home of her son, Irvtn Mather.
Delia and Doris Wright, twin
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Wright of Hoseliuig, wqro. guests
at the homo of their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. .1. D. Wright, Satur
day und Sunduy. Their parents.
who had been visiting in Med ford
luring the week-end came for them
Sunday evening.
Mr. und Mrs. Alex Worthlngtou.
Mr. und Mrs. Halpb Weaver und
Mr. aud Mrs. Howard (ireen went
to the- cemetery In Cunyonvlllo
Sunday afternoon and clennert'iip
tho fuuilly plot In preparation for
Memorial day.
Mr. und Mrs. Alva Perdue and
son. Johnny, and Mrs. Mu'Hfa
Widrlg attended the show In Myr
tle Creek Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. (Juy Cook were
Hoseburg visitors Friday after
noon. Miss (iem Huehlnson ami Miss
MM ti Montgomery attended the
graduation enerelscs ut thn Can
youvlllo fllblo Academy Friday ev
ening.
Miss May Gross spent tho Week
end at her home in Youculla.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ted Perdun and
iiniLrhtfr. Frances, and Murlou
t)tnny, it's llir btiv f rit-nl
Parifin Key Rer. Phone 348.
Perdue transacted business in Itoso
burg Monday.
Sunday visitors at the Howard '
Ward home included Mr. and Mrs.
llenry DoWaid, Mrs. Kmmu Do
Wald and Maurice Matthews.
Mrs. Ivan Welch nnd ami, Noel,,
ami Mrs. Hoy Duncan aud daugh
ters, .lean and Norma, were busi
ness visitors in Hoseburg Monday.
Ira flrock mado a trip to Ten
mile Sunduy.
Pete tMam left Sunday evening
for the Columbia national, forest in
western Washington where he will
assume his duties with (he forest
service.
Among those calling at tho Fritz
Snyder home Saturday evening
were Mr. and Mrs. John Chanoy.
Mrs. Maggie Snyder and Itaymond
Snyder, Hud Gaulko was a guest
at the Snyder homo Thursday
evening. ,
Among tlio.sn attending the re
cital at-tho Illble academy at Can
yonvillo Wednesday evening wero
Mr. and Mrs. William Hromlny,
Mrs. Waller Hutchinson, Miss
Hilda Montgomery. Miss Kndn Mao
Poole. Mrs. Guy Mi-Gee, and Miss
Gem und Miss Wlletha Hutchinson.
Miss Gem Hutchinson, who has
been a music pupil of Mrs. Adeln
Shaefer for some time prosented
two piano selections, "Hising Tide"
and 'Tumble Weed."
Opbir Perdue and son, Hillle,
aud Sam Pei-due wore Canyonvillu
visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Ray Wright took care o(
the Mllo store Thursday afternoon
while tho proprietors, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Hlgglus, went to Grants Pass
to consult an oculist concerning
trouble Mrs. Hlgglus lias been hav
lug with one of hoi' eyes. Honald
I-offor aud his son. Ducky, of Can
yonvillu wero also cullers at the
Higglns home Thursday. Mr. Lof
for wont ou to Tiller to visit his
father, J. D. Ifrer.
Mrs. T. L. Weaver returned tho
latter part of tho wnek from Kit
gene where sho attended tho post
master's convention und also visit
ed her sister. Mis. Fd Miller.
Mrs. Cordon Clark, Mrs. Guy
Cook and Pete Warn took little
Sheran Clark to Myrtlo Crook for
medical attention Friday morning.
Though quite Hi at that time sho Is
mncn netter now.
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