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a Livestock FOH SALE 600 White Leghorn pullots; 60 nurobred ShraiiBliIro rams; 20 thrirty feed' hogs; 2 roglBtored Jersey bulls. V. .A. Parker, Blachly, Oregon. FOIl SALIi 6 selected Hereford lielfurs, coiiiliig 3-year-olils. Sired to rcKlHtered Hereford bull. El mer Sdinil, Elkton, Oregon. KOU SALB Yearling Shroisblre buiks, eligible for registration. O. C. Luclitorliunil, Oakland, Ore gon. KOIl BALE Pedigreed chows, 11 months old. Mrs. C. W. Lawson, Melrose Route, Roseburg. U'OR SALE 8 Corrledale bucks, 6 :' vv'u,il"i8. 3 spring lambs. C. W. FOR SALE flood work horse, single or double. Tlachter Bros., Melrose. i?J COCKER SPANIEL puppies for ! sale. SI 5 Short street. A FOR SALE Poland China boar. 1 1 E. A. RrlgKS, Myrtle Creek. ( a RAUUITS Six does. Phono 3IF2. ; COCKER Spaniels. Phone 886-J. Dentistry SPECIAL Extraction and Plates Pyorrhea Treatment Gas when desired. Dr. Kerbas Masonic Bldg. Phone 488. Dr. G. W. Marshall, Med. K. Bldg Work Wanted CABINET WORR. made to order 642 N. Jackson, Roseburg. , ,, .... .V,..e. ...... uu. , I J 1KU.T UAV WalUi. InnVn lUvnnirllln Plnn ' jj .III ; fl ALLEY OCP Let Well Enough Alone ' By V. T. Hamlin r ' ' ' ' 1 " ' ' L ' . - . ' FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ' Trouble in the Offing X By Merrill Blosser vVVfW (, A BN6 rJmBB ( MUUUEM GOT off EASy- ' B JBfM WlrMTfe Tr W 1CK. ' ' i', I, v fcVVJr Job vne cur )( rVYBe- i t&msled with a red bat pYjWg i lPiif "1 bSat wwstle, P Yo5re cxa&V' IkJl'l OUT MULLBM , SIX. YEARS AQO AND Iff 00 IIP, U A LARD 'COME l DOMT TWMK ' WLf . S V 1 V CARELESS . ' , J ,, tt7 IC J j W Iffilw, , CRAZIBR. If - BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WASH TUBBS Careful, Easy ' " By Roy Crane EVEN WITH WV BBOKEM AMKLE, HAPS IT 15 NOT TOO LATE TO DISPOSE OF THrS ACCURSED IM SUCH A MANWER THAT HIS DEATH WILL BE PUAMED OM THE CRASH . LET ME THINK Utal Estate 10 ACRES, nine cottages, own woll, "paved highway, electricity, elovatlon 2400 feet, 2 miles 20 niule borax mine. $110.00 month income. Sell, 14-150.00. or trade for resort, etc., In Oregon. D. L. Golden, Hinkley, California. FEDERAL lana uanK farms. Rea sonable prlcos; convenient terms. Lists available at the National Farm Loan Office, Perkins Build ing, .RoBeburg. HOME for '.sale, near Veterans Fa cility. Will sacrifice lor $(100.00 if taken at once. Box 874, co News-Review. ... FOR SALE 8-room house, large lot. Sacrifce for cash or terms. Close In. Box 866 c-o News-Review FOR SALE -5-room newly finished house. Furnace and ftarase. W. It. Ill own, 614 Cobb street. FOR SALE Modern remodeled 5 rooin house. 606 S. Pine street, Roseburg. Help Wanted WANTED Man with full equip ment to plow, narrow and seed 130 acres blavk mud, on cash basis. Give all particulars'! Box 873 co NcwaRevlew. .-. WAITRESS wanted. Must bo ex perienced. Hotel Rose. Fuel .PHONE 282 Green and Dry Slab Wood ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. Hay, Grain, Feed FOR SALE ijoso oat bay. Thomas McNaney, Umpqua Park PER ' T cciD T A.IA HI ICT THERE lb A WIN IN TVtV CHtS 1. VOU' WILL HELP WE TO THE HOS- "Tr- aerr-i ' For Sdlt Miscellaneous MUFFLERS, MUFFLERS To fit moBt popular cars. Guaranteed the life of the car. Come In and look thorn over at Sarff's, 623 N. Main streot. Phone 603. 22 SINGLE SHOT Winchester tar get rifle. Lyman peop sights and sot trigger. Good as now. 1'ho perfect squirrel rifle. Phone 255. CRAWFORD peaches, 35c bushel. Pick them yourself. Hrlng con . talners. S. A. Itoser place, Coos Junction. J. It. Luurance. 1940 ELECTRIC radio, 11 tubes. Used six weeks. Cost $70.95, will sell -5-15.00. Also used furniture cheap. 528 S. Pine. FOR SALE Fine hand-picked - Gravenstein apples, 50c 'box, bring container. F. M. Curtis. Phone 702J4. CAN Benchlund peaches. Same price. Save angar. Bring con tainers. Tuthlll's, 3 milos west of Sutherltn. A NEW tnooerti storage locker system at Douglas Ice and Stor age Co. Attractive rates. Cartons for sale. BIO trade-in allowance given on . your old furniture. Montgomery Ward, 315 N. Jackson street. EARLY FALL hats chic and smart. Hemstitching and Hut Shop. 121 West Cass. FOR SALE Watklns products at "Cayler's Bakery. Phone Gli-J. 620 W. Oak. FOR SALE Estate Heatrola cir culator, $12.50. 815 Micollt street, phone 182. PEACHES for sale. . Lookiugglass. Ted Hodges, I ft t atmh 4 o .a, - . i . . .. r.no KT 1 Don't Stand Around .l!iiH;!i!!l!ll 'VUrtCSP THAU TH0U6HT. rCERTAIMUV.-.l ib vn n i win i FREE Goat's necktie or Hose Pot tery dessert dish, with box good Oraveusteln apples, 76a. Local cunts, small, H5o dozen. 'Craw ford peaches for cunning. No. 2 potatoes, 63c 50-lbs. Watermelons, 11c lb. Carrots. 3 bunches 10c. Corn Flakos, 6c. Onions, 6 pounds 17c. Canning tomatoes. 50c bushel. Juico oranges, lc euch. Just north of Camp View. Pop Kennedy. FOR SALE House trailer, Olds mobllo make, bed and built-lns. Prarlli'Blly now. Price $250.00. Call 427-K or Inquire 416 S. Juck sou. PEACHES, Elbertas and Craw fords, at the Lathrop orchard, 1 mile from' town on N. Myrtle road. Wholesale and retail. Mm. E. C. Lathrop, Myrtle Creek. HALE and Elbcrta peaches. Ord ers taken now ripe In 10 days. Chas. Insley. Happy Valley road. WICKER baby buggy. Excellent condition. Inquire 208 W. Doug las. ELBERT A and Crawford peaches for canning. A. F. Suksdorf, Coos Junction. Wanted BIDS WANTED for hauling school children from Heady school dis trict No. 93 to Sulherlin school district No. 130. for the coming school term of' nine months. Right reserved to reject any and all bids. Mrs. R. O. Goff. Clerk. School District No. !).'!, Sutherltn. GREEN Italian prunes wanted by Star Cannery. Highest cash prices. Telephone 274-295-J. 338 West Douglas streot. A RIDE either to Coqiilllc or Junc tion City. Help drive and pay part of expense. Phono 619-R. HIDES. Highest cash prices. Leave ears on. Douglas Market. AH, YOU ARE AFRAID. V0U l.'TTLE HELSA. THIS PAIN TTm WQt 0&"?m CHEST... IT IS GROWING WORSE. I CANNOT LIE DOWN ALONE... PLEASE COME CLOSER i SEE IP yOU w 2 :: :.X HELP ME l-';-7! 5w I RASY HESITATES FOB I I , ACVlWsl"'"' Wm?$wuti " vte 6EES THE 6LITTEB I 1 ir V k mSMZ- INHER EVeS.THE -SLV, I Pj- . l P J Sj artjoijic SMILE l i- VlcJi t mo ir?To 8-B j,, mmml, f -i1"1 I. .. fTS!m I Kar.npa, ixney MtsEiiyinE, iwc. , TVE pay caBh for -old or crippled norses. pnone 48F13. Auto 1038 Dodge Dlx. coupe, Luxury anor deluxe $845 1938 Dodge sedan, radio, boater slick as a button $695 1937 Dodge Dlx. sedan, radio, heater and all the til tu rnings $595 1937 Ford Dlx. 4-door, far above tho average 1937 model $40o 1936 Nash 4-door touring, lew paint and Interior like new, healer, radio and trimming ga lore $465 1936 Pontlae coupe, a sporty Job clean as a whistle, radio, heator, of cotirso $436 1935 Pontlae 4-door, far nicer than the average 1935 model. l.ow rn'leago $395 1935 Plymouth coupo, a -real good car at a fair price . $395 1934 Dodge coupe, completely re conditioned, clean Insido and nut. Be sure and see It $295 Why not trade up to a bolter car. Our terms can be -made to fit yon. Come In and see bow eaay Ate arc to deal with. "SI" I HI. LAUD MOTOR CO. Dodge Plymouth Rentals BELTONIA modern, furnished -apartmont. Hardwood floors, tile sinks, refrigerator. Opposite Umpqua hotel. Reasonable. Phone 12-L. CLEAN, well-iurnishcd 4-room house. Electric range, Frlgidalro, oil circulator, overstuffed furni ture. Inquire 810 N. Jackson. HALE peaches. $1.00 per apple box Ilartlctt pears for canning. 2.'c Bring containers. Ernest Voor hies. Lookiugglass. CLEAN, modern. 4-room furnished house. Phone 222-R. 617- S. Steph ens. POM T0S' IN MV CAN I . jjjp h f -Side . COOL, comfortable sleeping room. ' Close In. Reasonably priced. 603 W. Lane. B-ROO.M house, furnished. Close In. Adults. 204 W. Douglas streot.' THltEE-ROOM apartment, furnish ed. 848 S. Pine. Phone 111-Y. ' FOR RENT 3 houses, furnished, inquire 913 E. -Second streot. KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phone 650. 2-ROOM, furnished apartment, private bath, 112 Brockwuy. . SMALL apartmont, close In, at The Strange Shop. Call FOR RENT 3 houses. 3-F-22. Phone Wilbur WILBUR. Aug. 8. Mr. end Mrs. A. W. Strange, Portland, and Mrs. J. Ansak -mid son. Robert, of Crescent City, Calif., wore guests of the former's nephew, Frank Uriibbu. Friday. Mr. nml Mrs. Frank Wilson nnd sons. Glenn and Robert, of Oak land. Calif., were visiting friends; In Wilbur Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Smith spent the week-end at tho coast. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bridge of, West Fir were Sunday guesis .of the formers mother, Mrs. Rosella Bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thronlicre and daughter. Phyllis Manning of Huthoi liu. and Jimmy Thornherg of North Bend, spent Saturduy visit ing Mrs. Lillian Tlironliorit. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Chapman of Il.oseliiiic were guesis of Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Sands Monday evening. Mlsncn Irene Olive and Maiio Walker of Deer creek were calling nn ii'lnnils in W bur Thursday Mr. and .Mrs. Dave Henry and Inmllv nl Uiminua wore vlHltlng Mrs. Lillian Thronliorg Thursday. Mr. and MVs. Kenneth Barne- By Edgar Martin .-.NY - 1 WILL THP0W THE 3UH IMJURED AS I AM i 1 CANNOT REACH IT EXPERT SERVICE When There's Something Veu Want Don SEE AN EXPERT The firm ano Individual! listed .below -epeelalbie In 4lralr work. Bee them for expert service. You should profit by their help. GENERAL SAW FILING Howi.rd Casebeer, 443 S. Stephen aiso lurniture repairrjg. ANTIQUES The Strange Shop. 106 6. Main St. 'AUTO REPAIRING Knight Porter, corner Douglas - Main. Body, lender work, Painting. LO0K8MITH Pacifie Key Ser. Phone 84S. berg attended the wedding of Dar rell Munson and Marguerite Illnk ly at Coles Valley community hall Sunday afternoon at 2 .o'clock. The young couple will make their homo on tho place recently vacutcd by Mrs. Loedy. Mrs. Gils Delauney of Eugono and her son. Vernon, ami family, of Portland were visiting friends In Wilbur Friday. They wero en r.outc to the coast on their vaca tion. Ornnt Tipton, a former resident of Wilbur, but who Is now fireman, for the Southern Pacific out of Portland, was visiting -over the week with 'Chas. and Ralph Kami. Miss Althea La Haul, who spent the past 11 months in the Unlvor-. slty of Minnesota in Minneapolis,' arrived here Saturday -ovenlng to spend tho m.mth of August with hor puronts. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon LaRaut. Air. and Mi'3. Douglas Wilson and Tainlly of Cnrvallls aro hero visit ing (ho letter's parents, Mr. Hud Mrs. T. E. Orao. Boomerang McKEESPORT, Pa. 'Councilman George F. Veiling, acting HUperln londent of tho city's water depart inent. Bald he discovered that ono .if Us meter readors hadn't read a meter for five years Jio had Just giiosHod lit tho figures. . . The -fhowdown came when the ilepurtmnut changed bonks. The reader, no longer having old figures lo -guide him In estliuutlng the water routs, actually rend tho mo tors. Among the resulting increases was a Jump or $4 t.o fill In the councilman's bill. NOTICE 'Mnntlnfr nl nil iiArunna Ititnrnntnrt In roukH Hnd iiiIihtkIh, 8:00 p, m. j nursaay, ai uimmoor 01 uununuiuu. (adv) PUBLIC AUCTION SALE Roseburg Auction Market on 'Highway 99, North Roseburg, on , Monday, Aug, 12th, at '12 o'clock. 60 head of feeder and weaner pigs, brood sows, fat hoge. Cattle consisting of eeveral milk cows, double-tested, 2-year-old helfere, fat, young calves, 1 purebred-Hereford bull oalf, 3J months old. Rabbits. Furniture, and mlsaellanesua articles. Good fls stoves, cook stoves, Ice box. Consign with us what you have to sell. We have cash buyers for It. Your patronge appreciated. 'ANDERSON AND 60HRIOKES Auctioneers and Managers HAZEL 6CHRICKER, Clerk. ' NOTED HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured .late aviatrlx. 12 Genuine. 13 Type of -wheat 14 Vein or lode. 16 To try. 18 Sick. 19 To rob. 20 Lets It stand. 22 Linked. 24 Preposition. 26 Snlke of corn. 28 Nothing, (abbr.). 29 Portugal 30 Gypsy. 32 Baking dish. ' 35 Hurrch! 38 Entranccway. 38 Carved gem. 39 Skin. 40 Wanderer. 42 Broad daggers 43 Fondness. 44 Fixed practice 45 Smooth. 46 Chaos. 47 Branches of learning. 49 Like. Answer to Previous Pmnle J SO Wagered. 62 Sound of InrRilry. S3 Sorceress. 54 Half an em. 68 She was the female passenger to fly the ocean. 57 She made a . flight across the Atlantic. VERTICAL -1 Bronze. 1 5 4 5 6 7 S -j 9 '0 ' -J . -is- 2i Qsrsr :: H- SO 51 V In 55 54 " ;""55 56 57 Hig "T59 4Q H 142. fT""" 49" b0 51 'J W 5T "55 0 5T55 "T 111 llw w H -Fi', PLUMBING Peto Crumett, Plumbing, Ph. C17. RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING ".oseburg JSloctrlc. Phone 123. RADIO 8ERVICING Hargls Radio Bervlce. Phone 11 Lund Radio Service. Phone 84. REFRIGERATION SERVICE E. C. Jonee. Phone 138-L. "McGinty" Is Deft Blend Of Comedy and Drama "This Is the story of two men who met In a banana republic. One of lhani was honest all his life except one crazy minute. The other was dlshonesl all his '. life except ono crany minute. They 'both had to get out of the country." The words quoted above preface the oponlng of "Tho Great Me. Glnty." the Paramount comedy which onened Irhi niaht at th dlan1 theatre, and one cannot con ceive ot -a preamble which -could promise more for entertainment to como. nor a picture which could more completely fulfil that prom ise. One sits forward In anticipa tion and forgets to sit back. Throughout, the laughs como so rust one hardly dares to look away from the screen for fear of miss ing something, -and yot there Is an undertone of tense drama which makes for convincing real ism. NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Notice Is hereby given that on the second Monday In August, ha ing August 12, the Board of Eiiunll till Ion -will convene In the Asses sor's ofllco in (he Court House In Ronelmrg. Douglas county, Oregon, for the purpose of -oxnminlng tho Assessment Rolls and -correcting all crinrs In valuations, (Inscrip tion and quality of lend, lots and othor property -assessed by tho as sessor and it shall be the duty of pernons Interested to appear at that time and place appointed. BARTON 'HELLIWELL, (Adv.) County AsBosBor. AVIATRIX -15 She lost her -life on a world (pi.). 1752 weeks. 19 Rind. 21Vestigo. 23 Strong 'Vegetable. 25 Talks twaddle;' 27 Skirt edge. 29 Painter's paint board. JJ 31 Idiot. 33 Plunderer. 34 Parrot 35 To happen 2 Bulk. 3 Exultant. 4 Exists. 5 Genus of bees. again. 6 Snaky fish. 7 Partner. ;8 Right, 9 Laborers' guild. JO Long grass. 11 Beverage. 37 Fortification. 39 Marches formally. 1 You. 45 Light. 46 Finical. AS To scare away 12 She set a new 51 Common verb. or mark 53 Company J. for woman (abbr.).. ' flyers (pi.). 85Nay. IK : It, fee. I (frVvitTM
