ROSEBURG NEWS-REYlEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1940.
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Livestock
COR SALE or trade 9 pitts. weight
; 40 to 70 pounds, for $4.00 each
01 will trade, for heifer or used
' ti actor disc. Kmll Harris, llox 33,
tilendale, Oregon, at Rcubena.'
FOII BALK 75 weaner and feeder
pigs. Also fresli and sprliiKcr
milk cows. J. E. Cooper. Oakland.
WANTi:i Docf and dairy cattle.
W A. Mlackert, Myrtle Creek,
Oregon. ruono 2S02.
COC'KER SPAN1ULS Thorough:
. j lneila. Jacobs' Kennels, 312 V.
.; Second North.
WA-NTKH 50 head of Kood aged
j ewes. I'hone 36F2. ltoy Hoiid.
) (illde. Oregon.
vVIUK-HAIItKl terrier puppies for
. sale. Call evenings, 1020 Military
street.
WANl'KI) 25 young ewes, (ilve
.a age- breed, price. 112 Hrockway
V street. Hoielmrg.
FOH SALB--2 months old pigs,
'.' $2 75; 4 os. W. G. Paul, 14-F-21.
AIIOI'T v'-pound pig for sale. C.
M. Stu,h, Melrose.
Hay, Grain, Feed
FOR SALfi Oroy outs and red
c liari' wheal, (leorge Demi, Ca.ni
' as Vall"y, Oregon.
FOR SAI.K No. 1 oat and vetch
hav. baled. T. li. Duncan, phone
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j -Tiivilie. -i.lie negins ai on imu .mini Pulfnf Fuel
f "fcUonor Overboard" -Moose hall. Wed- TOUIfry r 2-rooni, furnished upurtment, 112
! Al.winxt.i-Walter Leake. Dixonville. nesilay. October 16. 7:30 p. m. - T Hrockway.
:" iLlfhV It. F. SiiiRler. Mcdlord. Oregon. 250 WHITE LEGHORN pullets PHONE 283 i
i f Trade ready to lay. E. H. Holm, sunt- uroen ann Dry siao woou rooms for rent. Phono 803. 133 . ' "
4 'iv. j-r Lost and found j onin. roseburo lumber co. n. fihu. Chiropractor
Wm'-n'ir, o,.:cnL nr'Au-es "'llox w ST-Sniall case keys. Return to j N. II. RED pullets, fryers, li. R. STOVE OIL For bettor heating. I FOR RENT Garage. 218 S. Roso. "
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''""ALLEY OOP The Re"Union By V. T. Hamlin
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w irregulak. freckles. wilsow, X wt.'whvdonT Tmev'o assume a wore- m" EJc
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BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES His Conscience Bothers Him ; ' ' By Edgar Martin 467-J
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WASH TUBBS Not So Fast, Girlie By Roy Crane fvAf3 CJX I ' '
fVAWEBES, NOW LI6TEV1, VICKI... ) : IT) f USTEN, EVE .' I THOUGHT V0U WtB6 Al ( OKAY, OM TH6 CONTRARY, IU 8tT YtOOVE f WHIHT THE N . AH, HAl NOD EVAPE TM6 T3tj SfOi1kXJM V '
YOUB V ' BH0-8.0OBED HE-MAM WITH EW0U6H TMENl' J BEEN TRYlNfa TO &ET INFORMATION BLAZES GAME aOESTlON IT'S TWJE jr MTi S'C !
COURAGE? ' ( I UERUE AUt PATRIOTISM TO HELP BBIN6 K MOUSE A.60UT THEM ALL ALONG, WHY, T YOU A. SILLV OH, H0N W0NPERFUL! I'M I XI f JcT . A -
ARE VOL) A I VS P0REWN SPIES AWB AS0TA6EBS v XOOLPNT BE SURPRISED IF XOU'CE NOTION LIKE GOlNii TO HELP YOU vwSl Wi ' '
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Red Estate
WILL sell for fSOO.OO 2-room
house, modern, natural wood
veneer Inside finish, completely
furnished, new furniture, 1 acre
ground, free soil, electric lighta.
city water, adjoining Veterans'
Facility, Eden bow er. J. N. Door.
Route 2. nox 139.
FOR SALE OH THAUE I acre,
near tow n. 4-room house, city
wuter, electricity, garage and
woodshed. Price 1276.00 cash.
Will take good car In exchange,
fi. V. Young ft Son, 205 W. Cass.
Phone 417.
FEDERAL, land tianK farms. Rea
sonable prices; convenient terms.
Lists available at the National
Farm Loan Office, Perkins Build
lug, Roseburg.
FOR SALE 6 acres adjoining vet
erans' facility on west. Modem
5-iooin house. Will Rell whole or
in part. Terras. See G. W. Young
& Son.
FOR SALE 6-room boose, large
lot. Sacrifice for cash or terms.
Close In. Box 866 c-o News-Review
Autos
FOR SALE 1930 model A Ford
coupo. Al condition, rumble
seal, $70.00. Phono 4uFi, Oak
laud, FOR HALE Ford model T truck
body. See Fosback Dillard store.
. man m msi mm
For Sole MisceDaneout
FOR SALE 8000 pounds Austrian
winter peas, purity 9S, germina
tion SOI. Ten. tons clean Sanllam
winter seed barley. 400 pounds
mixed vetch. Epplnger-Hllp
Ranch. Myrtle Creek.
SMALL oil healer, 15.0; large
Coleman oil heater with tanks,
$40.00; Frlgldalre refrigerator,
$75.00. Phone 235.
A NEW modern storage locker
system at Douglas Ice and Stor
Ago Co. Attractive rates. Cartons
for sale.
MONARCH wood range. Wostlng
house electric range, small
heater. Walter Leake, lixonvllle.
FOR HALE Grapes Concords lc
IHiund. 2c delivered, Saturdays.
Art Ilalrd, Cmpqua.
FORDSON tractor and 16-Inch
plow, fine shape. Walter Leake,
lllxonvllle.
FOR SALE t'sed tires. Some good
600x16. Farm Ilurcau Exchange.
FOR KALE Canned chicken. Ltest
in tho west. Phone 0F12.
GRAPES Concord a, 3c delivered.
Phone 146.
Dentistry
SPECIAL Extraction and Plates
Tyorrhea Treatment
Gas w hen desired.
Dr. Norbas Masonic Bldg.
Phone 488
Help Wonted
HOUSEKEEPER for elderly lady,
good Christian homo. Don't reply
if grouch, smoker or drinker, in
first letter give full information,
when and where interview, llox
914, c-o News-Review.
REGISTERED nurse to tako over
general hospital at once. Dr. E.
F. Lucas, llanrion, Oregon.
WANTED Somoono to farm 25
acres on shares. Phono 25F12.
WANTED logger. Winter show,
llox 913, c-o News-Review,
Wonted
WANTED To lease stock ranch
prefer abcep on share basis.
Iteferences. 11. Hurley, Routo 2,
Roseburg. Oregon.
WANTED Walnuts and filberts.
Also Italian prunes, llox 912, c-o
News-Review.
HIDES. Highest cash prices. Leave
ears on. Douglas Market.
Work Wanted
HYDRAULIC wheel tightener.
Work guaranteed. Mufflers, guar
anteed life of car. Parts for al
most all makes of cars. Rnrff's
Auto Wrecking House, 623 N.
Main street. Phone D53.
CAMINET WOHK made to order.
C42 N. Jackson, Roseburg.
WANTED Washings, ironings. Re
ferences. 421 N. Roso.
Rentals
CLOSE IN. One and two-room
apartments, lights and water fur
nished, $5 and IK per month. 302
West Washington.
DESIRABLE apartment. Your
terms for all winter renter.
Adults. Page Lumber & Fuel Co.
FOR RENT Two S-room apart
ments, one heated, close in. 124
W. Douglas. Phono 722-R.
Fl'RNISllED room, steam heat,
bath, llell Building. 122 S. Jack
sou, opposite Indian Theatre.
FURNISHED apartments. lights
and hot water included. $6.00
month. 646 S. Pine.
STEAM heated, well furnished
apartments. Nnrtlislde Apart
ments. Phono 369-J.
G-ROOM, modern house, ono acre
ground with fruit. 1395 I'nipquu
avenue.
FOH RENT S-rooin house, partly
furnished. Inquire 864 Military
street.
FOR RENT 5-room modern house.
730 E. Italic, $30.00. Coon Lumber
Co.
FOR RENT Apartment on Rast
avenuo. Inquire 454 N. Stephens.
KOHLIIA11EN APARTMENTS
Strictly modern. Phone 550.
SMALL apartment, close In. Call
at The Strange Shop.
Fl'RNISllED 5-room house. Cull at
603 Humllton.
FOR RENT I .urge tj-room, mod
ern house, partly furnished or
unfurnished. Iluacnient and gar
age. I). F. Chllson, 875 Hoover
strcot. Phono 225-Y.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished
three-room apartment, available
, October 1. Phono 555-lt or 408. C.
W. Parker, Hosebui'g tin nine.
FOH RENT 5-room liouso, elec
tricity, 1 mile from high school.
40 acres (15 acres tillable). In
quire at 310 N. Jackson.
FOR UENT 6-room liouso, elec
tricity, plumbing, 14 acres
ground, chicken house, S miles
out. Walter Leake, Dixonville.
5-ROOM heated apartment,
desirable. 630 E. noughts.
Very
Impounded
THE following described dogs have
boon impounded and if not
claimed within 48 hours from
ditto of notice will ho disposed of
as provided by law;
Largo, femnle, brlndle bull, picked
up near Glendnle.
White and tan, male Collie, about 1
year old, long tall, picked up
neur Dixonville.
Ilrown and white, young, malo
Shepherd, picked up at Roberts
creek.
Tom Fletcher, Enforcement Offi
cer, October 7, 6:00 p. m.
THE following described dog has
been impounded and If not
claimed within 48 hours from
date of notice will be deposed of
as provided by law:
Shepherd pup. about 4 months,
brown and white, hob tail. Picked
up at upper Huberts creek.
Tom Fletcher. Enforcement Officer,
October 8, 5:00 p. in.
EXPERT SERVICE
When There's Something You Want Don
SEE AN EXPERT
Ths firm ano Individuals listed below spsolallz In their werk.
Sot them for expert service. You should profit by their help.
GENERAL 8AW FILING
Howrd Ca8ebeei', 443 8. Stephen
Also furniture repairing.
ANTIQUES
The Strange Shop. 106 8. Main St.
AUTO REPAIRING
Knlghl Porter, corner Douglas A
Main. Body, fender work. Painting.
FLUE CLEANING
FURNACES vacuum cleaned flue
cleaning. Call 841. J. C. Bewiey.
ODDITIES
By tho Associated Press
Poor-Box too Poor
YARMOUTH, N. S. The Rev.
William Penny at St. Ambrosu Ro
man Catholic church is "tired of
fooling mound" with poor-box
thieves.
So bo is Installing three small
safes In Hie church. They will be
imbedded in concrete.
Your Hat, Mister
LEXINGTON, Neb. Dr. A. R.
TrniiHiio sold "goodbye" when Ills
tint blew iulo u deep canal as lie
watched n six-ton steain shovel tuko
huge bites of earth.
But he didn't reckon with the
steam shovel operator.
Hi'. Transue wutclieil amazed as
the scoop carefully picked, up his
hat from the canal bnlloin anil
dropped it gently near his feet.
MARKET
REPORTS
LIVESTOCK
ORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. t. (AIM
IV. S. Dept. AwO HOtSS: Ac
tive, steady to strong; good-choice
170-215 lb. diivelns mostly 6.40;
snvcnil lots $6.50; carloads ?6.6u;
225-270 lb. weights $5,115-6.10;. light
lights $5.50.oo; packing sows
$1.50-75; lightweights to $5.00;
goorl-i'hiilcn I coiler pigs nulublo
$5.50-75.
CATTLE: Calves, markut opened
fully steady, later very slow; cows
dosing weak In 25c lower; some
bids slcera noil hellers lower; bulls
and venters sleady; few mcdlum
gonil fed sleers $9.50-10.411; no
strictly good liulil kinds offered;
gruss-lnt steers mostly ss.an -a. on;
oininou glades down to .vl.ifi; few
sloi koi s :7 Oii-S. no; medium grass
hellers S7.5o-K.25: short-led hellers
o SS.i5.-i wllh mid head $9.00; cut-er-coinmoii
lielfers 85.25-6.50; can-
ner-coiuiuon cows $.l.;iO-;.no; low
fnl dairy type cows $5.25-50; good
hravy beef cows $6.50-7 00; ytung
cov.-s currying few hellers $7.5o;
nieiliiiin-gooil hulls $6.50.7.20; Cill
ers down to $5.oo; good-choice
venlera Sll.no 12.00; common
grades down lo 87.50.
SHEEP: Aiilve. fully stonily;
good-choice trlliiied-lu Inmlis $K.25
50: niciiium-Kooil iambs $7.5o-x.o;
feeder lambs $7.oor,0; cood-cholce
shorn In lulis .S7.ii.i-7u: medium grade
iown to ?7.25; medium yearlings
$5.'io-25: go'nl slaughter ewes S.t.oii.
"o; common giadcs down to 31.50.
PLUMBING
Peto Crumett, Plumbing. Ph. W7,
RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING
".oseburg Electric Phone lit.
RADIO SERVICING
Hargls Radio Service, phone 1M,
Lund Radio Service. Phone It.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
S. C. Jones. Phone 13S-U
LOCKSMITH
Pacific Key Ser. Phone S4.
WIFE OF CANDIDATE NOT
JEHOVAH WITNESS MEMBER
It has come to my attention
that rumors have been circulat
ed to the effect that my wife is
a member of the sect known as
Jehovah's Witnesses. This ru
mor undoubtedly originated be
ctiUBo of the fact that another
Mrs. Thornton Is an active mem
ber or this sect. This Mrs,
Thornton is not related to me
anil I am not responsible for her
activities. My wire is not now
and never has been a mouther
of the Jehovah's Witnesses. Wo
are both loyal in every sense to
our country.
CLIFF THORNTON,
Republican Caudldato
for Shorirr.
(Paid Adv.)
changed.
DRESSED TURKEYS Buying
prices: Hens 18c: toma 16c lb.
IHESSED TURKEYS Nominal
selling prices: new crop hens 20
toms 18c lb.
Onions unchanged.
POTATOES Eastern Oregon
Washington $1.20-1.30 cwt.; Klam
ath $1.35-1.40 cental.
Hay, wool, mohair, cascurn, hops
unchanged.
WHEAT
PORTLAND. Oct. 7. (AIM
Open High Low Clost
Dec 76 76 76 76
IN BANKRUPTCY
B-25205
In I he district court of the Unit
ed Slides for the district of Ore
gon. In the mutter of Burton Kenneth
Walker, bankrupt.
To the t editors of Burtun Ken
keth Walker, of .Winchester Bay,
In the county of Douglas, 'and dis
trict aforesaid, a bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that said
Burton Kenneth Whlker, haa boeu
duly adjudged a bankrupt on a po
tmen filed by him on tho 31st day
of August, 11140, and that tho first
meeting of bis creditors will be
held at the office of tho undersign,
oil In Roseburg, Oregon, on tho 21st
day of October, 1910. at 11 o'clock
in the forenoon, at which place and
time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint a trus
tee, appoint a creditors commit
tee, examine tho bankrupt, aiid
Iriinsnet such other business as
may properly eomo beforo Said
Hireling.
Dnlod tho 7th, duy of October,
1010.
C. L. HAMILTON,
Reforoo in Bankruptcy.
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