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Newspaper Page Text' ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON MONDAY, JULY 29, 1940. FIVE U- I V 'llllllll.LSMJ. HtM.Tn.'HIJIJI I Tl 1 , I 1. lULU i 1 Livestock 3 FOH SALE 500 Whiles Leghorn i pulletH; 50 purehred Shropshire mms; 20 llirifly feeder Iioks; 2 i regislureil Jersey bulls. V. A. . Parker. Blarhly, Oregon. SlIROl'SIIIKK buck for sale or truilo; ulso want youiiR heifer, fresh or about to freshen. Parker, iMxouvllIe road. Phono 36F31. j ItOMNIOYS for wuol and mutton.) Kxnellent for cross-breeding, j Ituius and cweH for sale. Ueorge Hall, Oakland, Oregon, i KOIt SALE l'Mue sorrel mare, lll.'iii lo 14011 pounds, U years old. Cciirgi; Sitrkett, lilddlc. , FOH SALE Sow anil eight size able pigs, cheap. Ceorge Sackett, Kiddle. FOH SALE Corrlcdalo rum and Angora bucks. W. G. Paul. Phone 14K21. FOR SALE Weanling pigs. li. Summers, 3 miles E. of Rose burg. FOH SALE or trade for goats brood sows. V. L. Ilusb, Myrtle ('reek. LINCOLN rams for sale. Purebred stock. J. I). Jones, Oakland. COCKER Spaniels. Phone S88-J. Help Wanted WANTED Hop pickers to rexlater at the Hull hop yards. Clean, .green clover camp ground. Tents, tables, stoves,. wood anil water furnished free. Paying 1.5o tier ion lbs., with 2.r,c extra per 1WI lbs. It vou pick through the sea son. Write DI LL HOP YARDS, 111. 2, llox 3'Jii. (iranls Pass, Ore gon. 'EAR PICKERS wauled. W. Colli nion. Curry Estate. ALLEY OOP TO KEEP DR. IWOWMLIG FROM MAkMUS CON7ACT WITH DR.T3RONSON TROY, -3. OSCAR. BOOM GOT Hl'1 SELF A BANG ON THE ' FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS The Man in Charge B Merfi" Blmer TZZZ- ITI 7Z Qn p JitT' fwE came up a A f Vnell i maybe wmenI ff Well BAD He LOST WIS JOB----X GLiE55 i-iXjl HERE WITH THfc? ITS I THE NEW MAM HEARS T STA?.T , 7 V. i) f 0 . -ft vtf . ., bm tr-iu W tom; rm i i 3? only BOOTSND HER-BUDdTeS Not What She Seems BV dar Mqrtin I HH.jnB AvlinIg S- V JiY? , INDEED i ! WrV0ETOPR.OCt.tO ,J nr- . - PEWENCE'ATA, SVT ' THAT'S THM?);- VJVTH GMCUT 05 -j Imm-m I tjil 7v tuwr' -j v yr nolo fcveiTtiirig! . JL- Xill'1 X ABOUT xvfVT (TrVJt ,V OPHE I , I 1 1 "ji ) ' '' ., CASHIER ) WASH TUBBS Well, Nearly Perfect By Roy Crane TP. 1 VfwS?!! J ( yAie THe;p FipiD 61 ASSES, COMRAPE. f A MAM WIS U EXACTLV! AMP PERHAPS V 5HHH.' SOME OWE X PREPARE ,0;f f OTTO I tHAT AIRPLAME PILOT? I Att SUSPICkXlSl Wf9aUL iSf'Qll! I T BO VOU SEE ON THE THIr FU TODAY I DISCOVER' THERE IS IS COMIW6 UP THE yTOH TB0U6LE T ($ HE TALKS WIS A FOREI6M ACCEWT -V If ' A 'Ifa OFTHE BUILDMfi Rols TrE pSf( WE WAS WATCHIKlfl y A RAMO SPEAKER I A TRW70B DUMBWAITER J f ZZ TTrrrT-i-, -rtl tw; tMiunnui amp ) HANGING OUTSIDE I IU OUR - i .fev 1 - , A"5 SPEAKS PERFECT j yJ- T1 , I . v Rtntols 11KLTON1A Modern, furnished apartment Hardwood (loora, tile inks, refrigerator. Opposite Umpqua hotel. Reasonable. Phone 12-U CLEAN, woH-iurnlshed 4-room bouse. Electric range, Frlglilaire, oil circulator, overstuffed furni ture Inquire 810 N. Jackson. TWO and tnree room apartment, lights and hot water Included, very reasonable rent. Inquire corner lllio and Jackson. 'OH II E N T Furnished room, m o d e r n conveniences. ltcll llulldiug. 122 S. Jucksou, oppo site Inilian tlicare. FOR KENT Small two room apartment for one or two adults. Inquire 124 W. Douglas. Phouu 722-R. 3-ROOM apartment, furnished, close In. Inquire Fred A. Uoff, 122 S. Stephens. CLEAN, modern. 4-room furnlslied house. Phone 222 11. 547 S. Steph ens. KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phone 550. S.MAI. I. upartment. close in. at The Strange Shop. Call Work Wanted LEST YOU FORGET We have a hydraulic wheel tightener that tightens those metal fellow wheels to stay light. Work guar anteed at Sarff's Auto Wrecking House 523 N. Main street. Phono 553. FLOOR SANDING and refliiislilug. Excollent Job. Very reasonable. Also interior painting and kalso mining. Phono 406. CABINET WORK made lo order 542 N Jackson. Roseburg. SA.V, DOC, IF BROKSOM AMD IM THAT CASE, HIS PARTY ARE. AAA. DEAD, WE'LL HAVE A. BOOM SAID, HOW AR.E TO DEPEND Wli TO BE bUKc VME'I MAKING CONTACT WITH THE TRO JAM TIME- EKA. v 5 J f TUA.T WORK y HIS HAVE A TALK WfiX J 1' I UJ U fa Ui'rtr THAT v authority him - J I IW, mnxi' rfw- u For Sole Miscellaneous FOR SALE Sulky plow, side hill plow, scruper, prune trays, gal vanlzed storage tank, spring tooth, heating stove, tent. Fred Fisher, phono 26-F-3. ONE wood range, enamel, J;i0.00; I one lion-watt Kohler light plant, $75.00. Myrtlo drove Auto Camp, ' 14 miles south of Hosobuig. FOR SALE Extra fine 30" shakoa here on the ground for S7.5U thousand. Floyd E. Norrla, IS miles eust of Siitherlln. CRAWFORD peaches at Ciorrell J oivhardi Standard price. HI11 or phone new managers, Raird Ilroa.. 22FS. SLAPl'Y or St. John poaches will be gono in few days, lletter can now. O. U. lto:;ers, Iooktngglass. Phone 1SF35. FOR SALE Slappy peaches for . canning. R. D. Kleist. Coos ilay highway, near Junction. Phone 4BF12. A NEW- moneni storage locker system at Douglas Ice and Stor age Co. Attractive rates. Cartons for sale. BIG trade-In allowance RTven on your old furniture. Montgomery Ward, 315 N. Jackson street NO. 10 DcLaval separator, cheap for cash, or will trade for wood. Phone 357-J. FOR SALE 1 bicycle, haby bed, S2.U0. ill) street. $.".; 1 S. Main GIRL'S HICVCLE. Guild condition. Shelby model. Phone 632 R. GLADIOLAS, Pine. 25c dozen. 508 N I I'SEI) organ, Wilbur. cheap. F. F. Parker, Careful, Doe H-IN THE LIGHT OF f WELL, WE'LL KNOW RIGHT SOON- l r&'J'JTtl OSCAR'S RECENT 1 TRANSMISSION AT MAX.IHUMTHR.OVJ U HERE6HE 1 " ..-'.( Vj ?eHAVTPR.,ISUS- THE MATERIALIZATION sTTrZ TT G,OES JiC.l V ' 1 v 1 1 1 'v-v-riv vrv- 1 1 eti ' ' mm& - r .1 s v irt 1 . j ix. -- 1 r r rr -t i t . v. - - i i SPECIALS All enamel Detroit Jewell gas range, latest model, a real buy S29.SU New and used wood clrcttlntors. All cast enamel range, A-l condi tion, only 25.00 Roofing, only tlac full roll. (iood paint fl.69 gallon Don't forget now Is the time to reltne that circulator. Call 014? phone for prices. PACIFIC HIDE, W OOL & METAL, phone 3 IS. PEACHES Large Craw fords. Ilring boxes, pick Ihein your self, 7'ic bushel. Other poaches later. Ewens llros., (larilen Val ley. Phone 32F1I. Real Estate SALE CHEAP Twenty acres, five-! room house, two gardens, plenty! wood and water. Easy terms. C. E. Wilson, Route 1, Oakland, Oregon. FEDERAL lano ujiik farms. Rea sonable prices; convenient ierms. Lists available at the National Farm Loan Office, Perkins build ing. Roseburg. FOR SALE Modern remodeled 5 room house. 506 S, Pine street, Rosehurg, SALE or trade lu acres on high way. 112 itrockway street. Hay, Grain, Feed j FOR SALE- -Ralea alfalfa, $11.00: oats and vetch. $10.00: wbeat - straw. $6.00. Nagol. Canyon- villc. ATTENTION Chicken men: Hal eil straw, $4.50 ton. E. A. Schtt deiske, Oakland. HAY Walter I.eake. Dlxnnvllle. Autos l!)3!l Dodge deluxe coupe S45 lleautlful biegn color. Very clean. 1938 Dodge sedan . .. $695 Radio, heater, all the trimmings. 1937 Dodge deluxe sedan $595 A-l from stem to stern. 1937 Ford tudor sedun $115 Very clean, motor runs swell. 1937 Ford coupe $125 Rubber and finish 100. 193ti Nash 4-iloor sedan $4115 Radio, heater and all the gad gets. 193(1 Chevrolet sedan $125 So clean it looks like new, 193(1 Pontine deluxe coupe $135 Radio, heater, shiny black finish. 1935 Plymouth deluxe coupe ... $325 Heater, tires and finish good. 1933 Ford coupe $115 Special chrome wheels. A classy car at a steal, if we don't have listed what you like we probably have It Our stock is very complete Terms to fit your pockethook. SI DII.LARD MOTOR CO. Dodge Plymouth Business Opportunities ALL restaurant equipment for sale in established lunchroom and service station. Good, going busi ness, comforlable living quarters, litis depot. Reasonable tent on lease. Located at corner No. 99 and Coos Ilay highways. Ad dress II. H. Eddy, Roseburg. Fuel PHONE 282 Bo economical buy groen wood and let this summer sun dry it for future use. Phono 282. Roseburg Lumber Co. DRY oak slovo wood, $1.50 per Her on ground. I. W. Reed, Jim Leon iird liiriii. DRY 16- old growth fir wood, $2.00 per tier lu load lots. South End Fuel Co. FOR SALE Dry oak atovo wood. Phono 47F21. Wonted WANTED A good young milk cow. Also 75 New Hampshire pullets; a few tons of wheat and gray oats at .market prices. Have 20 New Hampshire roosters to sell. Fred Uulloek. Kollogg, Oregon. ' HIDES. Highest cash prlcoa. Leave ears on. Douglas Market. WE pay cash for old or crippled horses. Phono 48FI3. SMALL power concrete mixer. P. W. George, Oakland. Dentistry SPECIAL Extraction and Plates Pyorrhea Treatment Gas when deBlred. Dr. Nerbaa Masonic Dldg. Phone 481. Dr. a. W. Marshall. Med. V Bldg French Press Hits Prisoner Holding BERLIN, July 27. (API Auth orised German sources accused a sect Inn of the press lu the unoc cupied part of France culling lor release of German-held French sol diers so that France within a year or so could take revenge on Ger many. The newspapers have been call ing upon Germany to release the thiniHutiilH of prisoners who fell In- By V. T. Hamlin EXPERT SERVICE Whn There's Something You Want Den SEE AN EXPERT Ths firms ana Individuals listed below specialise In their work. Set them for expert strvlcs. You should profit by thslr help. GENERAL SAW FILING How-rd Casebeer, 443 S. Stephen Also furniture repairing. ANTIQUES The Strange Shop. 108 S. Main St. AUTO REPAIRING Knight Porter, corner Douglas t Main, body, fender work. Painting. 6HEET METAL WORK Slnnlgtr'a, 444 N. Jackson St. to nuzl hands with the military col lapse of France. Germany, the Berlin Informants said, is determined not to comply, although release of 250,0111) Polish war prisoners Is Impending. To offset the French demands the German press for days has been bringing eye witness accounts of released German soldiers in an effort to prove that the French were Inhumane In their treatment of German prisoners of war and In terned German civilians. The French-German armistice provided fur release of German prisoners lu Franco but put off the release of French prisoners In Ger many. BODY OF STANLEY 8PENCER IS 8ENT TO LOS ANGELES The body or Stanley F. Silencer, who died at the home of his bro ther, Ray C. Spnncor, ut Days Creek, last Thursday was sent to Urn Angeles Friday night, accom panied by his brother lor funeral services and Inlennenl. Prepara tions were Hindu by Stearin mur ium')', Oakland. CARD OF THANKS Words cannot adequately ex press our deep appreciation for the many kind and sympathetic acts that camn to us ut the lime of our recent bereavement. Mrs. Alible III miner und family. Mr. George llriinncr. Mrs. Jack Esberg. NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Notice 1b hereby glVi! I hat on the second Monday lu August, be ing August 12, the Hoard of Equali zation will convene in Ibe Asses sor's office In the Court House in Roseburg, Douglas county, Oregon, for the purpose of examining Ibe Assessment Rolls and corroding all errors In valuations, descrip tion and quullty of land, lots and other properly assessed by the as sessor and It shall bo the duty of persons interested lo appear at thai time and place appointed. IARTON IIEI.LIW KI.L, (Adv.) County Assessor. YICK SO Chinese herb remedies have alleviated for disorder of goitre, stomach, liver, kidney, blsdder, gland, pile, catarrh, asthma, blood pressure, dropsy, rheumatism, ecsema, stomach ulcer, and hemorrhage all disappear. "The ton slin is the bill Hie PLUMBING Pete Crumott, Plumbing. Ph. 697. RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING Roseburg Electric. Phone 123. RADIO SERVICING Hargls Radio Service. Phone 198. Lund Radio Service. Phone 34. REFRIGERATION SERVICE E. C. Jones. Phone 139-L. LOCKSMITH Pscifie Key 8r. Phone S4S. DAILY DEVOTIONS DR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS Gralltudo "were there not ten cleansed?" Of the ten lepers w hom Jesus cleansed only one of them came back to express any kind of appreciation. It does not seem possible that only one of the lepers appreciated enough In say so. But, It looks that way, for only one of them returned to say: "Thank you." Expres sion of appreciation la a rare virtue Indeed. Too many of us take life's blessings as a matter of course. Sunshine and rain, seed tlmo and harvest, health, food, shelter, clothes, friends, home, church, school, wo take these things as 11 matter of course. How gracious llfo has lieen lo us, with friends and dear ones. Vol, wn sing few songs of pralso and express few words of appreciation and we find ourselves asking for moro blessings while wo appreciate so little what God haa already giv en us. When gratitude over flows the swelling heart and breathes in free anil iincorrupt ed pralsu for beuoflta recolved, propitious Heaven lakes such acknowledgment as fragrant In cense, and doubles all its bless- ngs. l.onl give us grateful hearts. Amen. Illini Journalism Post To Be Filled by Arne Rac I'RBANA, 111., July 29. The up. pnlntment of Arne Rati, executive secretary of the National Editorial association, as an associate profes sor in the sciinui of journalism at the I'nivorslty of Illinois was aie nouueed Saturday. lie will teach courses In news paper publishing und buatness problems, according lo Professor II. R. Barlow, chairman of the school's administrative committee. Rao has been secretary or tho National Editorial association for the past two years, and for tho ten years before that ho was an as. slslant professor in Journalism at Iho L'nlverslly of Oregon and field manager for tho Oregon Newspa tier Publishers' association. HERB CO. Call or Write Roseburg, Oregon 132 N. JACKSON ST. BRANCH OFFICE MEDFORD, OREGON oilier one shows the number of culoi'ies and vitamins in your lunch,"