ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 18. 1940.
FIVE
m
Livestock
100 UAHOE wennor and feeder
M nlira. also two irood fresh milk
COW8. J.
E. Cooper, Oakland,
Oregon.
FOR SALE Two Shetland ponies.
Konald Hurst, Myrtle Creek, Ore
gon. ! FOB SALE Day-old bull calf,
(1.00. 829 Mlcelll St., Roseburg.
IfOHSALE 3 fresh milk goats.
. Inquire 1002 Prospect street.
,i FOIl SALE Weancr pigs. Lloyd
'! Harvey, Curry Estate.
I FOR SALE Saauie or pack horse.
:S Phone 12F31.
: COCKER Spaniels. Phone 836-J.
Help Wanted
f;WANTED Youngoerry pickers,
I 20 miles northwest of Oakland.
;? Picking to begin about the 20th.
Write Perry George, Oakland,
Ore.
WANTED Man and wife or a
single man to work on poultry
V farm. J. M. Cabot, Tenmlle.
NIC AT woman for housework,
f t $15.00 per month. Mrs. John Win-
niford. Wilbur. Oregon.
it-
Miscellaneous
. 1'. JOHNSTON, Iho former
wuiclminker or ltosebnrg. Is now
Sf open for business at 609 N.
? Jacksou. We guarantee first
i class repairing at reasonable
f prices.
Lost and Found
. 'LOST Large, red speckled hound.
V$ Reward. Harvey Uaviapn, Idloyld
6000 6ttN
OOCb&OSi'c. ,VS.
WASH TUBBS
OH, HO! 60 VOL) WAS RXIN'
IV) liAV AFFAIRS A 6 AIM, VNA
-TAlWM' TO t0 ME
ALLEY OOP Awaiting the Returns By V. T. Hamlin
:M fSoiJRE GETTIMg) PREPARED TO CYOlJ? WHAT MAKES fwELLMYGOSH A REGENT'S A 11 f BUT, ALLEY, THEy CANT felEL-0 , THE (3RAND COUMClL. ,o!!1.f f ! ' WjiXir
Pp.PAED? VTAKEOVeRTKigWTHIrTHEV'RE LEADER , AIHE K AW' WHO'S 1 YTTS Ar?SVcEDKS vo t' '
V PREPARED ) REGENT JOB GOING TO ELECT MAKE A BETTER LEADER IN 1 AMAZON COUNTRY .' i BAH. 90 THE NEW RULER MUST fy YOU WONT V'-Ajji-
1 s FOR WHAT ?4 TH' DAMES (I V W s THIS CRrSIS TrWN A GENERAL? VOUR LOGIC IS ( YOU'RE, ) HAVE BEEN APPOINTED J HAVE TO
I I- ' " ' . ''
I IRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Coming Events By Merrill Blosser
1 feak'Wf Lifiri.) tWairS"
I US Im STORE ) ra STORE OWNS AND I WWATfc SOMETHING ' ft f NtW"" TWD flA'
I ZYmiM GONNA WJkT V ' p J IT THW SMB ABOUT CALLIN3 I QMOMTHS IS Too It
"1 VtT:P-V BP ? Main P J SHBS GONNA , IT THE . llrrortW jff LONG fOR. MG TO RCAOuR.IS
1 IT ) r y'-g , c? E 7-' ' gonna call I CupBOArd rTi J .J wait For some- OKSriNfD
fjr 7 1 1,
I BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Wottq Man ' ' By Edgar Martin
A
,11-
Real Esratt
FOR SALE or trade for Eugene
property -48 ceres near Cleve
land, 12 miles west of Koseburg.
tiood house, barn, chicken
houses, fruit, well fenced, elec
tric lights, water. For sale--20
acres timber In Melrose Orchard
tract. For sale Koeliler plant,
Becond hand, in good condition.
Would be nice for a summer
home, inquire at Farm Uureau
Co-op, Exchange In Rosehurg
about plant. Mrs. C. I). Patrick.
653 Seventh avenue W., Eugeno,
Oregon.
WANTED -Small acreage with
wood, water. Trailer bouse part
payment, some, or balance, cash.
Must be bargain. 3 choice lots
In Sweetwater, ' Texas, with
some improvements to trade.
Box 841, co News-Review.
STRICTLY modern, five-room
home, completely furnished; fur
nace, fireplace, piano, radio,
Frigldaire, sewing machine, elec
tric range, garage. Adults. In
quire G. W. Young & Son.
FEDERAL tana bank tnrms. Rea
sonable prices; convenient terms.
Lists available at the National
Farm Loan Offlco, Perkins Build
ing, Roseburg.
BELTONIA Modern, furnished
apartment. Hardwood floors, tile
sinks, refrigerator. Opposite
Umpqua hotel. Reasonable.
Phone 12-L.
FOR SALE G-room rustic home on
North Umpqua. Fireplace, elec
tricity. L. W. Jordan, Olldo, Ore
gon. LOT and small house in Portland
to trade for same in Roseburg.
Phone 75.
l)R SALE Modern remodeled 6
j room house. 606 S. Pine street,
VAKfc PKKi'
VAT Wt
TO MEDDLE
e-T
WAt
o
VOUf VOU
DIRT, HEY
lit Mi -k
FOR SALE OR TRADE For Doug
las county property, Portland lor,
E. 6Slh St. M. Eaaton, 446 Fow
ler St. Phone 33.
VACANT lots for sale or trade for
car, trailer house or livestock of
equal value. M. K. Emerson,
Route 2.
Work Wanted
STENOGRAPHER, Di years' ex
perience. Competent, reliable.
WisCies full or part-time work.
Box 840 co News-Review.
CABINET WORK made to order
643 N. Jackson, Roseburg.
Wanted
WANTED Snetland pony. Must
be gentle. R. W. Wise, Yoncalla.
hIDES. Highest cash prices. Leave
ears on. Douglas Market.
Fuel
j 16-inch and 4-foot green slab wood
Orders receive nromot attention
NOW. Roseburg Lumber Com
pany. FOR SALE 1 GO cords 4-rt. slab
wood banked on tho. road. 26
miles from Roseburg. Mako of
fer. Box 813, c-o News-Review.
Poultry
FOR SAI.r: 50 White Leghorn
pullets, 35c each. Kursten, Route
1, Box 8.
BABY chicks. Wutzig Hatchery.
Dentistry
DR. NBRBAS
Gas When Desired
Masonic Bldg. Phone 488
Tf,. - H ObONV
V.OViEC S
A Bad Man
' r:tAft ClAfttUlll AC
For Salt Miscellaneous
NICE YOUNGUERRIES, lot of
them. Clean picking. Bring con
tainers and pick. 86c per crate.
Come Monday. L. E. Sartln, 4 J
miles out on Melrose road, Box
94.
BUTCHER EQUIPMENT Two
cases, 8x10 ft. Step in box, alic
er. scales, sausage machine. Ex
cellent condition. Liberty Mur
ket, Medford.
FOR GUARANTEED MUFFLERS,
glass trailers and auto parts, go
to SARFFS AUTO WRECKING
HOUSE, 623 N. Main. Phone 663.
FOR SALE Giant tinnias and
marigolds. Still have nice plants
at 10 cents dozen. 316 South
Main street. Mrs. Bert Courtney.
VETCHES and pea seed, cleaned,
graded and fumigated. New,
equipped plant; Bart Johnston,
Saginaw, Oregon.
A NEW modern storage locker
system at Douglas Ice and Stor-
- age Co. Attractive rates. Cartons
for sale.
BIG trade-in. allowance given on
vniir nlft furniture. MnitlKnmarV
I Ward. 315 N. Jackson street.
YOl'NUBKHHIES Pick them
yourself. Bring containers. Wal
ter Leake, DIxonvllle.
FOR SALE Farm wagon with rub
Ircr tires. Cheap. Hull,: corner
Sixth anil FleBor.
ONE (IAS RANGE, ono Montana
buffalo rug. Mill stroot store,
80S Mill street.
FOR SALE Trailer house, 7x14.
equipped. Reasonable. 1110 N.
Jackson.
f-FOOT AlcCormick binder, tongue
truck. J60.00. A. J. Webber,
Sutherlin.
VVKiOlAi.OTCVV'
VAiL.Vi CtWAKiW
r
KOCV TVOOV AX ,
h'e. awv vtsyocv
Wt.'t .SOT VS.
CAN -XtYX NA
vAOWt ASOOX A
PLAMt- VK4
MoXWt ME. CAW
POX A MOTOIi
i, A VVNfc CHA
VOVUtO
7 15
to Cross
fTUPNttV VELLA.WA AlWT
TO HAWE ENOUSH SLEW-FOOTED PELICAN'.
NERVE TO FK5HTA WS A. K.t lA!
HOL0IH6 A 6UM,
OM HIM
L-eoM IWIIUIMIUK I H lr.MT.fl
MOVING EAST Selling onr furni
ture, davenport and chair, dress
er, bed, office desk and chair,
kitchen utensils, etc. 129 South
Main.
LOGANBERRIES Delivered, 11.00
per crate; pick them yourself,
50c. . Bring containers. Carl
Brownson, Oakland.
CLEAN UP SALE on ladles' hats.
Big reduction In prices. Hem
stitching Shop, 124 West Cass.
FOR SALE Icebox, holds 60
pounds. Perfect shape. $5.00
463 Fitter street.
FOR SALE Second hand lumber,
windows, doors, etc. 242 S. Rose.
MONTMORENCY pie cherries. A.
F. Suksdorf, Coos Junction. .
FOR SALE Used furniture.
,L. W. Jordan, Glide.
FOR SALE Cedar
Whaley, Glendale.
posts. Ben
FOR SALE Good
Call 1)36-11.
wood range.
Rentals
FOR RENT Furnished house 3
rooms, bath, garage. Wayside
Shop, near Soldiers' Home. W.
P. Harding.
FOR RENT 6-rooin. nicely fur
nished house. Adulls. Inquire
817 South Main street.
FURNISHED housekeeping room.
Lights, water. JS.0O. 828 Hnmll
. ton street.
Strictly modem. Phono 550.
:
milTHSII.K Al'A (I MBNTS -
iz.uu up. t-nono job-j.
GROUND floor apartment Call
The Strange Shop.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS for
rent llniie hs tfolpl. ' He 1b unemployed.
I V
"V'&'c.XWt VrO-
e-ir)
WO FisSMT.1
AM' yOU. ME
THBOINEP IN W'
6IT VOUR JUST
HIM, AU'
MODERN, furnished apartment
626 S. Main.
3 ROOM, furnished bouse. Inquire
641 Pitzer.
FURNISHED apartment. 424 Floed,
corner Mill. f
APARTMENTS
Phone 242.
for rent. Page's.
Autos
FOR SALE Model T Ford, good
condition, 4 new tires, $20.00.
Roy smith, on corner across
from Wntzlg Hatchery.
Norwegians Have No
Liking for Germans
SILVERTON. Ore., June 17.
(API Mrs. A. T. Gunderson of
Silverton received a letter yester
day from her sister In Haugesund.
Norway, which told in pocketbook
language the effect of the nazl In
vasion. The salaries of Norwegians, she
wrote, have been cut In hair since
the German occupation.
Elsewhere the letter stated: "Be
cause of the war tho school chil
dren have been let out on vacation
from April to August as the Gel
matw are using the schonlhouses.
. . . The Germans bchnvu very nice
ly, but tho population has let them
know that they are not weloouio In
Norway . . . Tho people or Norway
were prohibited from celebrating
the 17th of May, Norway s jnuo
pendence day."
jrOHier
SAN FRANCISCO Charles Finn
, ,,, . ,.,108ell "typical
American futhor" ill a father's
uv lisram at Golden Gate expo-
1 ...
sons.
etAVSV WANSVi, T'N-ttvVDW
1 OOVSE. V.5SV.Ste Tr'
By Roy Crane
LOVELV LASS,! V3U'WE-
THE WBON6 SIDE. VE'LL
DESERTS THE SAME AS
TJON'T FORiSIT IT
1 1
EXPERT SERVICE
When There's Something You Want Den -SEE
AN EXPERT
The flrma and Individual listed below apaolalli In their work,
ee thorn for expert trvio. You should profit by their help, -
GENERAL SAW FILING
Howard Casebeer, 448 8. Stephens
Also furniture repairing.
ANTIQUES
The Strange Shop. 106 3. Main St.
AUTO REPAIRING
Alba Spaugh'a Garage. 128 B.
Stephens street Phone 103.
knight Porter, corner Douglas A
Main. Uddy, fender work. Painting.
SHEET METAL WORK
8lnnlger's, 444 N. Jacksne St.
Woodrow Wilson's
Kin Joins Mystics
SEATTLE. June 17. (AP The
daughler of (he American world
win- iitident wiih reiiortcd toduy
to ho IIvIiik in seclusion from the
world In a colony of l eMRious myi
tics nt Uoiidichurry, Imltii.
Clooigo Knknshlmn, ! Ameili-nn-born
.IniiancHo nrchlUict And n
Ri-niHiiito of tho University of
Wuuhtngton, revealed on hiB rutuin
here from India that he hud met
AIIbs Margaret WMboii, daughter of
President Woodrow Wllnon, In tho
colbuy at lloiuiicheri'y, where Nn
kashinm went to construct a dor
mitory for followers of the Drahma
religious leader, Brl Aurohlndo.
Miss Wiison, now 64 years old,
entered the colony two years ago,
Nakashlma said, adding:
"She says she will never return
to the outside world."
The followers of 8rl Aurohlndo,
Nnkunhlina said, are members of a
fHlth which involves recognition of
of multiple dlety, Uruhma orton
pictured as i four-hundechtigure In
religious art. The leader of the
cult La a Hindu graduate of Cam
bridge university. Members of the
colony are urged to work nt tasks
In which they are interested but
obtain their material support large- j
1y from cult followers In the out
Bide world.
Nnkashimn said the colony has
an excellent library and includes I
several miiHiciuns and experts In
various fields of endeavor.
HiHer Can't Stop Own
Machine, Exile Declares
POUTI-AND, Juno 18. (AP)
A German professor in exllo told
the Portland chamber of com
merce yesterday that Hitler's war
machine was beyond stopping
VACANT AUGUST 1ST
Roseburg Electric Building
Will sell-lease as is-:or remodel to
suit. If interested, write Mr. Harold
Hudson, fc-o Yakima Electric, Yaki
ma, Washington.
Hold Everything!
COfl. iim lr ma mvici. ikc t. m m u. i w. s,
"iiluc prints! Ya can't enjoy
cum
PLUMBING
Pete Crumett, Plumbing. Ph. 697.
RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING
Roseburg Eleetrle. Phone 123.
RADIO SERVICING
Hargls Radio Service. Phone 196.
Lund Radio Service. Phone 84.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE,
E. C. Jonee. Phone 139-L.
LOCK8MITH
Pnoifin Kev F,er. Phone 848.
DAILY DEVOTIONS
DR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS
We all find It bard to admit
that we are wrong. It la so much
easier to blame another, or to
create some plausible alibi, than
to say, I was wrong. We f.veii
ratlonalleo our sins until we
emerge with a Ben no of ap
proval. When Jeans said repent,
ho was pointing us to tho only
way into the kingdom of pence,
of friendship of heaven. This
kingdom la right nt hand close
by. All we need to do to enter Is
to tnke the first step, and the
door will open. The prodigal son
found It so, for as soon as he
said to himself: I will Bay - to
my Father, 1 have slnuedt then
relief come to his soul, and It
was not far to the reception at
home. The rich young ruler
missed this kingdom hecuuse he
chose to cling to his wealth- and
position, rather than admit its
unworthluess. Judas could have
found joy In forgiveness oven
for his betrayal hud he only ad
milted to the Master. The king
dom of forgiveness and peace
and heaven Is open and at hand
to any and all If we will only
acknowledge our sins. He is
willing and faithful to forgive
and cleanse us from all unright
eousness, for all have sinned
and come Bhort of the glory of
God and we all need , forgive
ness. Amen,
even by Hitler. T
Dr. Ktirk von Fritz, former Unl.
Versity of Rostock teacher, aBscrt-.
ed that the German dictator had
sold tho younger generation of
nassiB on tho Idea of 'world con
quest. "H 1b not a question of whether
Hitler wants to dominate tho west
ern hemisphere. He not only wonts
to go on he has to," von Fritz
rhHI.
the building without a blue
i
w