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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG-OREGON. SATURDAY, JULY 13,. 1940. FIVE Livestock HO It l!i:.'T Alliilfn pustule-, hi-c-mill cuUiiiK tliitiwod in- Will fat-ti-ii MO head iambs. li. 11. L'lnrkp, Uuklami. HUH SALIC I' our hunilied first cluKH white fuco owes. C. S. Hull nillKor, Winchester, Ore. HUH SALK Young Chester While sown with plKs. Oscar Weeks. Myrtle Creek, Ore. j WANTKIi HO fresh tows anil I springers, rhono titill. Call Until Winchester St. 1 FOR SALIC 20 good ewes, priced right. C. S. llofmuiiu, Melrose. RADH COKRIKDALF rams. G. Paul. South Doer creek. COCKKIl Spaniels. Phone 386-J. Poultry FOR SALE id Wlilto Leghorn I pullets, 35c each. Kurstcn, Route 1, Hox S. Hay, Grain, Feed FOR SALE Baled alfalfa, $11.00; oiita and vetch, 110.00; wheat 81 raw. J6.00. Nugel, Canyon-. ville. f FOR SALIC, ('11 KAP About 2n ton! straw in stuck. 10. A. Sohudeiskc, , Oakland, 2 miles went or Slither liu. HAY Walter Leake, Dlxouvlllc. Financial C'LIFNT wants first mortgage loan on improved 2u acres in good lo cation. $iuu. Uox Slid, co News Review. WANTKI) to borrow $300 on a good ranch. Will pay S inter- est. ( all 3fi9J. - - ALLEY OOP rVOU MEAM YOU'RE THE HAVIKJ& OMLV 5UCVIVOE....THACT ESCAPEDBECiOSOKJ,ALLEVOOP IM ICJ I AML OCDLA ARt. ZCn CENTURY. DEAD: VVITHTHE KW&IC BELT, o.OSCAR. BOOM IS MOW TAKIMGj STEPS TO PREVEMT PUR.SUIT BY ALLEY COi? OOOLA ANJD DE.. BROW SON, WHO REM AIMED STEAMDED IM THE TROJAM tRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS -It's LARD.' i SOMETHIM6S YOU HAPPEMED GOINJG BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WtUUCOKE OH, TO GO HOKAe TO HIMf J IM I :; K LARD ? SLEEPIMG BESIDE LET'S GO FIRST V S ME AMD YOU . :n' l follow- tfA looked TERRIBLE J IMS . j M1,:- MR. KRI7T5 MUSTA v iA abruptly !! f'M ' A eivEM you a , V Jy ft?, ! i 1!terrible beatiwo.' I t i , r i I it J ?, ci as ,, i -v - . . WASH TUBES How Helga Works By Roy Crane ' WOLFE , fSE JT fflT A "VXiXIV ZKilC 11 1 f PEFlWEfiiES SV TME DOZEMS, TaHD 1HOUSAM0S OF MILES OP PlPELlklES TO THE WF0RE16VJ A6gMT: jj fr TO BICH AMD ,aJi IxSSV UALLV UWPCOTECTED J-L. IMDUCTBlAL COrACAPE,! WVSH TO AVE MAPS, I BH I n 5 W UNPROTECTED i-rSir ' T 7 VESA CHARTS, AWD AERIAL PICTURED OF EUER Rentals UH.LTONIA 'Modern, rui'iilsheil apartment. Hardwood floors, lllo sinks, refrigerator. Opposite Umpiiua -hotel. Reasonable, l'houe 12-L. 5-ItOOM flut, private entrani'O iind bath, gas tor conking; lurnlshed and clean. I'liuno 517 S. Stephens. ti KooM. unfurnished house. Cull at Mill Street Store. 7.. C. Ilrown. l;;o:l Oak St., Klamath Halls. I FOR ItKNT- -Modern homo, cement hnscmcut, able. 212 f u inure, tub. Reason- Rico St. KUHLIIACIEN Ai'AHTMHNTS Strictly modern. Phone 650. KOII RKNT Furnished 3 rooms, lower, tilt S. Pine. FURNISHED apartment. 424 Floed, corner Mill. Dentistry Special Extraction and Plates Pyorrhea Treat iiient Gas when desired. I)r. Nerbas Masonic IJldg. Phono 48S. Dr Q W. Marshall. Med. . Bide. Fuel P11ON10 282 Ho economical buy green wood and let this summer sun dry it for future use. l'houe 2S2. lloscburg Lumber Co. Miscellaneous LFAVINO NKXT Wednesday In my auto for Los Angeles. Would like companion. Phone 2tin2, Myrtle frock. - - - 7 IT WAS HOEKIBLE.O ( F THOSE PIABOLI- WOSJMU&.ITELL. ;you YOU VE. GOT lO SMASH TMfc III "1 V -.r4 rO- t -j-'-W 1 KM W,r ( OH, FR.ECK - WHAT'S I I WOE UP :: WROMG, AMD YOU WERE OVAYWAU'LV.l ( YSSl) ( rAE ? , i'rA GOVU' OOT IrA TH' ) ( J. TOUT LAKE. THE VDE.K ) WffiONE ' Ml3X COOUW WWTO AUTUE OME.OTOF K-T . . H MORE ROUND k.iivwvj I ri vt uvtuh,!. nuvc. un --jv muvm . , tt vmpti oi -l-v' ' j -rfe.vcv -v- ' nrrr .vzz.yvz--r i i -1 tuERt mthw ovo ; i iv9i ?kv Real Estate TWO VKHV GOOD modern homos, one that can be bought on month ly payments like rent, the other requires u down payment lloth of these are well-located modern homes; uUo have u cull for the best 5-room' house obtainable for $1500, about Mi cash. FEW ACRES of very best river bottom soli. Everything in Real Estate and In surance. Fred A. (iol'f, 122 S. Stephens. Phone 2IS. IMPROVED 20ucre ranch fur sale, close to highway, schools and market. Family orchard, pasture laud, farm land, wood lot. Small down payment and reasonable tonus. Might consider town prop; erty. Ilnv Sii'l. c-n 'PUH-Iti'. lew. ' HOlt SAI.K 100 iicroB lull nernn under dileit liouso and outhulld Inge; IS miles from Kedinond close to . school. Wrilo Tetl Jloudle. Terrebonne, Oregon. FEDERAL lano tionK rarnis. Rea sonable prices; convenient tonus. Lists available at the National Farm Loan Office, Perkins Uulld lug, Roscburg. 'OR SAI.K. trade or rent Home on Rock creek, near North tlinp (ina. Inquire Nortlisidc Hancock station. WILL TRAIUi nlaeo In town for small I in in in country. Address 2H West Hirst street, Roscburg, Oregon. 1 FOR SALE Modern remodeled G room house. 606 S. Pine street, Roseliurg. FOR SALIC 13 ncres, modern , house. Rifle range road. A. F. ! MoitIr. , ; Salesmanship f CAL FORCES OF THAT AMCIENT PEEIOP5HOULn HAPPEN) TO GET THROU6H) IMTO THIS TWEWTIETH CEWTURY.THEY MIOHT WELL DESTROY MODERN CIVILIZATIOW A Handsome YbU MUST . BE MISTAKEN, LARD ' 1 JUST CAMB this room this minute 1 li rain i'! '!TTTM li!., , i .liTi!!! vTWA Still Snooping Around Autos FOR SALE NS Hudson sedan. Ixiuks and runs like new. Only 11,000 miles. New car guarantee, for ftiUfi '37 Nash G deluxe with cruising gear. Looks and runs like new. Almost new tires, tor 1 52ft "IK Nash ti deluxe sedan, cruising gear, air conditioned, with now car guarantee Sli2a "i'J Chev. deluxe sedan. Looks and runs like new, for only $6,10, fv IWIi,.! .1,,,,,,. t b A ,1 I ' sain. Many others to choose from. For the best bargains in town see L. It. Chambers. All curs guurnii teed, or your money back. Phono f 370. .-., n ..i..l.,., r,,,. i, w"" i'""14'1 ""- "J A-l condltiou; 2 new tires. rest good; motor reconditioned recently: brakes relincd. Terms, lnquiro I'uipiiuii Oarage. HOI! SAI.K Trailer house. View Oarage. Camp I I Help Wanted LEST YOU HOIKiET We have a. hydraulic wheel tightener that tightens those metal fellow uhecls to slay tight. Work guar anteed at Sarff's Auto Wrecking liouso, !'-'A N. Alain street. Phone r,r,3. W A N T K D K x I ni girl during cation. Must lie experienced, tel Umpquii Coffee Shop. Ho- CAI)1N,,rr WORR, made to order 612 N. Jackson. Roseburir. r. Work Wanted ; I'.Air.nr IAIUT,iui.iv uramni liuibling or repair work of- nny kind. All work guaranteed. W. J. Mulholland. Phone 25F:i. 1 THE CRIMP OP mt CPTtlPkl klr, DESTEUCTIOkl OF VOUR. SC1EM" THE WORLD TOVTIF1C ACHIEVEMENT... BUT... ALr B ARB AE I SNA Ktftu' WOULD BB 'vUW IIMfcLY OURS.V ;w ;v, r VJ Bedfellow . WLL,-THE"N WHO DID Get in Bed IMTO WITH KAe? SWITCH OM THE USHTS ' For Sule Miscellaneous FOR SALE ( sod furniture-0 ft. Monarch electric refrigerator. Combination Monarch wood and electric range. Electric wash ing machine, 40 gal. Automatic water heater. 75-lb. Ice box. Alii guaranteed in fine shape and; cheap. Judd's Furniture store, i FOR SALE Second hand goods Wicker davenport and chair $17.50. Overstuffed davenport und chair $11.50; Club chair and ottoman 51 50; Vcloto bed daven port $7.50; iron bed 75c; Iron spring $1,50; wood range $3.50; electric tango $0.50. Judd's Fur niture store. HOK SAI.K At Clastic reduced prices, 2li farm implements. All are brand hew and are cut In price from $10.1)0 to $50.00 off regular price. Ward's Harm . Stoic. South Stephens St. A NEW nionuru storage locker system at Douglas Ice ami Stor- age Co. Attractive rates. Carious for salo, , i FOR SAI.K One new wagon with steel wheels, was $M.f0, now- Stn.bO. , ar,:wood bed wagon for hair price. $18.00. Wards Iris Hartley. Harm Store, South Stephens St. j Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Mitchell and ' family and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh DIO trado lu allowance given on .Mitchell of Medford vlslied Sat your old furniture. Montgomery Ur)lay at the homo or Mr. and Ward, 315 N. Jackson Btreot. iMrs. W. J. Crow. rr , , ,, ; TTT Mrs. Vessie Martindale return- run r.yi.r. ,1-uonoui iiiow, 11 new. Ward's Harm Slore, Soulli Stephens St. BROCCOLI plants. Late March Walter Leake, and April strain. DKonville. washer, 'WOO DHOW electric $1(.00. A ib Soillll I'lUO. TWO-WH FKL Mailer. Joe Isb. phone lUMII. Kuu- LAr MAW70 5EEK.THE IVE HEARD I EMOUGH... " MTOBkuuHi JOKJ, DtATH TO THREE AM v rturl-c :. INC. T. M. RFC. U. V.CQPP. imp nv nk qypmcF- wc. j. m. ( W7 ' N I Thought X- "TT-jikjk Somebod . IT WAS YOU, f ARE PLAYIN6 WITH JOKES Lost and Found LOST Small white dog. large j brown spot on shoulder mid i back. Coos Co. HKtO license tag I on collar. Anyone finding him 1 phone John II. Smith, Myrtle Creek, Oregon, Polo lino. LOST Whito-f need buck. No. HO tag in ear. Reward. W. I. Dix on, Dixonvillo. Wanted 1 1 i 11 1 :s. lllKhest cash prices. Leave ears on. Douglas Markot YOl'NO sheep. . Creek, Dan Taylor, Days Around the County Canyonville CANYONVILLE, July 13 Mrs. Ruth Pardee Is spending several weeks nt Leouit where slio Is car ing for her granddaughter, Mrs. Leo (iallitan, und baby daughter. Mrs. Oallitau was formerly Miss lluB , h0m, ,,, North ,Hend Sunday alter visiting -week at the homo of her sister I Mrs. Henry I'lay. She came with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Faul ami fam ily, who remained only for a brief visit. I M r. and M rs, T. L. spoilt Sunday with Ihe Weaver Kmmett .Mover family. Noreiie returned to Days Creek with them and remain-1 ed Monilay evening. Mrs. I.. L. Peabody of Trail vis- By V. T. Hamlin HAH.' IT WORKED.' GET ME. Fir AX..' o -xr.ti'-S::. S. PAT. Of F. By Merrill Blosser By Edgar Martin mm tO. U. S. PAT. Off. Wfii 71 i I EXPERT SERVICE Whan Th.rt's Som.thlng You Want Done . ..SEE AN EXPERT Tha firms ana Individuals listed below specialize In thslr work. . Saa them for expert service. You should profit by their help. GENERAL SAW FILING PLUMBING , Howr4 Casebeer, 443 8. Stephens Pete Crumett, Plumbing. Ph. 697. Also furniture repairing. RAOIO ELECTRICALREPAIRINtt ANTIQUES ".OBuburg Electric. Phone 123. . .u o. tC ',.- ,, . B, RADIO SERVICING " The Strange Shop. 106 S. Main St. , , ,., ,..,., Hargls Radio Service. Phone 196. AUTO REPAIRING Lund ItadlQ-rvlce. Phone 34. .' Knlghl Porter, corner Douglas A REFRIGERATION SERVICE Main. Uotly, fender work. Painting. n . E. C. Jones. Phone 139-L. SHEET METAL WORK LOCKSMITH Slnnlger's. 444 N. Jaolison St. ited Monday at tlio homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Crow. i , Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Snow and Mr. Sharoff of North Rend called at. tne iieury nay noma Tnurs tlay. J. I. Fdwartls ot Redding was visiting friends horo during the week-end. Frank Coleman of Wood burn Is visiting nt the homo of his daugh ter. Mrs. Ray Hartley. Mr., and, Mrs. Mark Carter and son, Donald, of Portlund spent the ' vwuniK i . mo ooiue . i i m in, v.niivi a. iniiviiin, mm Mrs, .lack I)oyo:.e, Mrs, Don C'rtv or rot iimed with them to Port land where ho will receive medi cal treatment. , I Miss Kvelyu PaulHOii . Is visiting ,n valley at the homo of.hor 'brother and sbttor-iii-lnw, Mr. and .Mrs. i. i. rauison. - O. 1. Lewis and brother, Carl Lewis, who has been vhltlng here 'from Kugene. , Dick. Steelo and I son, Dick jr.. and Owen Lewis re turned Wednesday from a several davs vacation to Crescent City, I. Y. Klllolt of Kansas, City, Mo., slopped, here Sunday to visit at the home of his nleee, Mrs. O. I. Lewis. Me was en route to Cali fornia where he will attend the fair. Standley "Hi!!' Itllev lias been accented Into the CCC ami went to ItoHnburg Friday to receive his appointment. Mahle Orpnt returned to her home In f'hioo. Calif., Wednesday after visiting for a week at the home of M r. and M rs. O. (J. Mosor. Mr. and Mrs. Albert It h inhere and family und (jay lord Whitney spent the Fourth of July picnick ing with mends at Tiller, !" Lawrence Newton went to Sa lem Monday to attend to business aifahs. .Mrs. John IJamliii and son. Charles, motored to I Hxonvllle, Tuesday where they visited at the home of Mrs. Hamlin's brother and Hlster-ln-taw, Mr. und Mrs. Leonard Swift. Thev also slopped1 at the home of Mrs. A. R. Me Coimlck to visit with Mrs. Ilarlcy Swift of Lenient. Mash., who is also a slater-in-law of Mm. Ham lin. Warren Craham of Garden vhI- ley Is vlslllng at the home of his aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Vic tor Shaw. Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs, It., K. . firaham brought him to Canyonville Sunday und return ed home the, same day.. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Fute and family of. Cottage (irnvn visited relatives ami friends bore at Myr Me Creek and at Days Creek Sun day. Victor Shaw Is enjoying ti ramp ing trip near Myrtle Creek this "week. J. D. Monroe of Kugeiie, man ager of the social security board was attending to business -mat tors In town WednesdHy. . Maiden and , Marilyn Shaw, (ilenn Ollmorc and Ilradford and Hope Wintors and Alice Harbor or Myrtle Creek enjoyed a trip to Crater and Diamond lakes Sun day. Wiley and Arthur Winner spent the Fourth at Crater and Diamond lakes. 'Little Nora Jane Moser. (laugh ler of Mr. and Mrs. O. (i. Moser, m -T' Hold Everything! 'v'V .j. , . " 'it i , . .!?' (',.'' I j.i'.'..'.'.. 'C:' ' K)"' COP IWIIVIiri MIW n-f T. M f ft. I. P ' 'They stiy flic's Ho.itg into radio suuiu" Paolfle Key Bar. Phone 848. who has re sided during the past year with Mrs. Moscr's sou, John Campbell In Texas. Is soon to make her home in Hancock, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell tutvo buslnoss interests. In. Han cock which makes it necessary for them to live ("here. They will at tend the world's (air in Now York beforo ' establishing their resi dence. Some of the older residents of Cnuyonvillo will bo Intercsled to know that Frank Dletch, who for merly lived horo was among t ho passengers on tho (Ireyhound bus which stopped at tho stage term hi nt Wednesday morning, Ho callod al Wednosday. morning. Ho called a brief , greeting for his friends and former class mates. Considerable improvement is bo ing niad,e in thp appearanco of tho Albert Hamberg home. ' Several old buildings have been removed and foundations laid Tor a com bination woqdshod and gam go. Floyd Fastorduy has some very nlcQ tobacco plants growing in his' garden this year. It Is his first experiment with them in this sec tlpu or tho country. Dorothy May lilllott is visiting friends and relatives at 'filler this w.eok, . (iaytnrd Whitney, who has been suffering from a sovore case ot cedar poisoning Is greatly Improv ed but is not yet able to rcurn to work. . , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph llosktns of Tiller were visiting friends hero Sunday evening.. Joey's joy , l'UlLADKLl'HlA The comhlim tlon of policemen and their bright red patrol cars is irresistible for four-year-old Joey (W'olf. Police drovo him around most, of the day trying to locate his homo, then gave up und transferred him to a stutlou whero a niutrou was on duty. Piped Joey : . "You passed my house twice but I liked riding." Ztt chary .Taylor attained the presidency from a locution farther south than any other president. He came from New Orleans, NOTICE TO 000 OWNERS Dogs will not bo impounded for the next three months but owners will be held liable for dogs running at large. No dog shall be allowed to run at large or bo in or upon any street, alley, park, blgliway or public place within the CHy of Hoseburg, Ore gon, unless the owner or person In charge or such dog shall accom pany and control, tho same. Fur violation of this city ordin ance the keeper or owner may bo tlued five dollars to twenty-five dol lars or Imprisoned In tho city jail from two and one-half to hwelvu and one-half days or by both fine and imprisonment. THOMAS FLFTCHFU, (Adv.) Knftjrcenient Officer. ONI-: CKNT VARNISH SAM, nt PACK'S DOWN-TOWN Ll'MUKR YARD. (Adv.)