ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1940.
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Livestock
WANTKi) llevt and dairy cuttlo.
W. A. Ulackert, Myrtle Creek,
Oregon. I'hone 2802.
i COCKEIl SPANIELS Thorough
c jr breds. Jiu'obs' Kennels, 312 V.
. .' Second Nortli.
poll SAI.K 5U (!und Koiit.i. 4 ewes
unci I.liirnln hark. Hon 918, c o
; Ncws-lievlew.
WANTKI) 25 youiiR ewes, (live
iiro, breed, price. 112 Uioekwny
Hlrvel, Koscburg.
l'olt SAI.K -in head eatlle. heif
ers and steers. J. 10. Culver,
Camas Valley.
l'OI! SM.K-25 Ihrifly pigs. Take
your pick. S2.5U. Oscar Weeks,
Myrtle Creek.
WKANKIt pigs for sale. J2.50 each.
Cordon Ware. Route 2. Ilox 2nl.
Hay, Grain, Feed
l'oli SALN Mixed oats and hairy
vetch. It ill anil rye grass. A.
lleinpenliis, H miles cast Sulher
lln. KOIl SALE Mixed hairy vetch.
Good for hny seeding. Umptiua
Keed Store. Oakland.
FOll SALE No. 1 oat and vetch
, hav. baled. T. E. Duncan, phone
CltEV oats for feed. Walter Loako,
liixonvillc.
HAY Waller Leake. Dixonvllle.
Business Opportunities
poll SALE Gasoline disl rihul iim
agency doing a good profitable
business, major gasoline, (lood
reasons lor selling. Hex !l!l,
c o News-llovlew.
SAWMILL lor sale. W. O. Con
dray, Glrmhilo. lirouon.
ALLEY OOP
U4
ALLEY OOP DMNG
SUCCEFOLLV
MEGOTIATEP
TREMENDOUS
OIFRCULTIES
TO RE6COE.
HI5 PR1EMD5
BUT KNOCKED
HIMSELF
OUT IM THE
ACT OF
CLEARING THE
FINAL BARRIER
TO FREEDOM
I
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
C WHERE ARE WE" SEARCH h'.B ! LARO'S ( LoW LARD GAVE 1 f VTf jF y0J P J. GUESS fcT? olfej':! ""y'li!
GOING, FRECKLES? RUNMIMG M-IIMGS HE WILL YOU J EVERYONE THERE'S HAVE A LARD KNOWS I JTV W ' ''T V , l"
f, , i. ' , V told me There's To be know I orders lb another dance raliy, what he's hvs, j'ilJirv
mwk4iiS f - vil A dance CAuy for where (Just follow ome! J dovou doing f ' f' 1 ' 'PW. Gft, )
,n li!!"!" r ' Vtrs ME Tonight j it? J the sons--- Ssmtf Think THAT I.MJ$!f J
M'! '' WW. jtm mu.JM'jf'W THERE-3 ONI5 MW KEEP ' ' Pfc-rfL
,i- ' ' ' iJEj D U Vnii'DcV. "fcr I V1 I VOU? X THINK. il ? t- m!
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
X-9 ..V.-'& GO
VAKTCK cowe
0J c,3 r-J
OVi
TMc, OO
WASH TUBBS
sp : : 7-
Real Estate
jGItOOM, modern, newly finished
bouso. Lot, couble garage, ota-
er facilities, S15U0.
.MODKHN house, corner lot. hic'.i-
wc ail. for sale or trado for He
llene property.
Fl'HNISMliU Sruom house, close
to sehool. $1501).
Tl'KhE and many nioro at lev
bikes. Some extra motion,
gi'od loealions also.
l.verythlns in Ileal Kstato and
liiMirnucu. Kred A. lioff, 122 S.
.Miplirns. pbouo -IS.
FEDERAL land banK rarniB. Rea
sonable prices; convenient terms.
Lists available at the National
Kami Loan Office, Perkins Uuild
lug, Rnscburs.
FOR SALE 6room houHe, large
lot Sacrifico for cash or terms.
Close in. Box 866 c-o News-Revtew
Work Wanted
HYDRAULIC wheel tlghlciior.
Work guaranteed. Mufflers, guar
anteed life of car. Partg lor al
most all makes of cars. Sarff's
Auto Wrecking Houao, 523 N.
Main street. Phone 553.
WANTED Discing and plowing.
Phone 11F2D, Patterson Ilros.
CABINET WORK made to order.
512 N. Jackson, Roschurg.
WOOD buzzing. C. A. Jlorton, Riv
erside. Fuel
PHONE 2S2
Green and Dry Slab Wood
KOSKHlKCi LUMMSH CO.
STOVE Oil For better healing.
Call Associated. Phono 537.
Chiropractor
Dlt. 11. H. SCOFIEI.D. Phone 273.
VJE CERTAIMLV OWE OUR. RELEASE. TO OOrV
BUT XM i-LlRE. SECRET PANEL WAS
NEVER. DESIGNED TO BE. OPEUEP BV NOT.BUT HE5 A
IMTO IT HEA(FIR9T ! (3EWIU& AT DOIN&J
yes tss.tss.-.
y,eMA'c. gou'
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I'VE 60T TO DI!M UPSTAIRS
For Sale Miscellaneous
STEARNS & CUENOWETI1 an
nounce lease farm machinery,
South Stephens. Hosoburg. Oliv
er machinery. Cletrac general
tractors. See Ray Colletl.
SELL your walnuts, filberts and
walnut meats for top n.irkct
prices to Fred Hamilton. Tele
I hor.es 274 and 295-J. 338 Wert
Douglas Street, Uosobury.
A NEW modern stotago locker
system at lmuglus Ice and Stor
age Co. Attractive rales. Cartons
for sale.
2uu UALLON water lank.
1U2S Chevrolet coach, good run
ning order, 35. Roy lluell, 23
KM. MONARCH wood range. WeslliiR
houso electric range, small
beater. Walter Leake. Dixonvllle.
FORDSON tractor and Id-Inch
plow, fine shape. Walter Leake,
Dixonvllle.
STOCK squash are ready. W.
Wright, Curry Estate.
BOY'S bicycle, excellent condition.
702 Mill street.
GRAPES Concords,
Phone 116.
3c delivered.
Poultry
CORNISH cockerals, bred lor
cross mating. $2.25 each. C. R.
Iloruey, Oakland, Oregon.
5 RHODE ISLAND RED pullets.
1 do7.en yearling bens. J. C.
Roysn. Dixonvllle.
!5n NICE Rhode Island lied Pul
lets, now laying. O. A. Roue,
W ilbur. Oregon.
N. II. RED pullets, rrycrs. E. R.
I Holm. Stitherlln.
How Does She Get
PROBABLY
-
No Stone Unturned
Who?
Nice Work, Easy
SHE WOULP COWE ALOMG
JUST WHEN TH1N6S ABE
ntiik.uu& ia uadpfU
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Miscellaneous
FREE TOWNSEND PICTURE
"Life begins at 65" and "Man
Overboard" Moose hall, Wed
nesday. October HI, 7:30 p. 111.
IK F. Slngler. Medlord, Oregon.
1 WILL not be responsible for any
mils contracted under mj runs
Brothers name as they have ill.
rahod partnership. Roy C. Fritz.
1 WILL not bo responsible for
debts contracted by anyone oth
er than myself. Alex Mc.Mu
han. Wonted
RELIABLE couple wants small fur
nished or unfurnished house or
apartment. Must bo nice. . Box
817, c o News-Review.
WANTED Cups (Ireeii Wheat
pattern, Churchill Hardware Co..
China Dept. Write A. Campbell,
Harbor. Oregon.
HIDES. Highest cash prices. Leave
ears on. Douglas Market.
Help Wanted
STEADY WORK liOOD PAY.
RELIABLE .MAN WANTED to
cull on farmers in Douglas coun
ty. No experience or capital re
quired. Write Mc.NESS CO..
2423 Magnolia St., Oakland,
Calif.
WANTED .Man or hoy with cur,
lor woods work, at once. Phono
477-lt. 2ot Commercial Avenue.
Bl'CKERS (two) wanted. Medium
timber. Apply Jack Smith, first
operation. Boomer Hill road.
Autos
FOR SALE 1930 model A Ford
coupe. A-l condition, rumble
seat, J70.00. Phono 4UF-I, Oak
land. That Way?
WHAT'S THc MEANINS
l or- TrAIS ? WHAT HAVE
ViTQ DOME WITH
MY GEKiERAL,
30TTA PATE.THATi Wy. 30IU6)jS,
HEVt TO CHAWfiE MV CLOTHES rrHSrv
what 'R, vmm$ 7ptT V Tf7
fp
Rentals
FOR RENT 6-rooiu house, elec
tricity, plumbing. 1J acres
ground, chicken house, 8 miles
out. Wultur lcako, Dixonvllle.
FURNISHED room, steam heat,
bath. Bell Hull. ling, 122 S. Jack
son, opposite Indian Theatre.
STEAM heated, well furnished
i apartments. Northsido Apart
ments. Phone HtS'J-J.
FOR RENT K rooui house, partly
furnished. Inqulru Ml Military
street.
FOR RENT 5-room modern house.
73u E. Uiiio, (3H.UU. Cocn Lumber
Co.
FOR RENT-
filllllslHMl.
Chester.
5 rooms, downstairs.
Inquire 72(1 W I n-
3-ROOM apartment, $15.00. Lights,
water, hot water, garage. Phone
242.
FOR RENT Furnished house,
$7.50. llraiighlon, Miller's Addi
tion. MODERN rooms or apartments.
225 W. Mosher. Inquire 121 W.
Cass.
FOR RENT Apartment on F.Inst
avenue. Inquire 454 N. Stephens.
KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS
Strictly modern. Phono 550.
Cj-IIOOM heated aparlmeut. Very
desirable. 1130 E. Douglas.
FOR RENT Three 3-room modern
apartments. lo2 N. Flint.
MODERN apartment, close in.
Adults only. 211 S. Kane.
!-ronin, furnished upurlmcnl.
Rrockwuy.
Foil RE.VT (Jarago. 2!8 S. Rose.
Call (ill Ml.
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POOR 1 GENERAL
I GEWERAL) CCr ; irrW g'-' ipr U
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VJ-EU., A sr
7 I
!00 ACRES land, 25 cultivated,
rest pasturo; 5-rootu Iiouho, or
chard, garage, barn, chicken
house. J. E. Culver, Camas
Valley.
Dentistry
SPECIAL Extraction and Plates
Pyorrhea Treatment
lias wheu desired.
Dr. Ncrbus Masoulo Dhlg.
Phono 4S8
Dr. O. W. Marshall. Med. A. Bldg.
Around the County
Azalea
AZALEA. Oct. 10. Mr. and Mrs.
Will Dnmewood and Mrs. Melvln
Damewood from Drain were week
end guests at the homo of Mr. uml
Mrs. Jim Pickett.
Word has been received hero
that John J. Dulfey from San Fran
cisco and Miss Florence Norman
were married at Reno, Nov. They
will live in Sail Francisco whero
Mr. Dufl'ey is employed.
Mrs. Lester Curtis and son, Bel
don from llluchly visitd with
friends here from Wednesday ev
ening until Sunday morning. When
they returned home they were uc
cnmpnulcd by Lester Curtis, who
has been working ui his iniiiu on
Slarveout creek for the past sev
eral mouths.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sharp und
MIks Mary Sharp from Medlord.
and Mr. and Mrs. John j'antzer and
son, Iten. wore dinner guests Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Johns.
Mrs. Everett Walton. Mrs. F. N.
Ilarrell and .Mrs. Noah Anderson
shopped in Roschurg Saturday.
.Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Curtis
were in Cnuils Pass Saturday on
By V. T. Hamlin
By Merrill Blosser
By Edgar Martin
C. INC, T. M. BE6. U. 9. PAT. OFf.
By Roy Crane
AH, HA'. I SAW WHAT I WANTED.
PUMVSy WAS WATCHING SOME
66WAL-S BE1M5 FLASHED FROfA
SECOND FLOOR ROOM ON
THE NEXT SLOCK
EXPERT SERVICE
When There'! Cmethlng Yon Want Don
SEE AN EXPERT
The firm ano Individual Hated below apaelallx In their work.
8e them for expert lervlce. You should profit by their help.
GENERAL SAW FILING
Howard Caaelieei', 443 8. Stephen
Also furniture .upalrl-jg.
ANTIQUES
The Strange Shop. 106 S. Main St.
AUTO REPAIRING
Knight Porter, corner Douglas
Main. Body, 'er.Uw work. Painting.
FLUE CLEANING
FURNACES vacuum cleaned flue
cleaning. Call 841. J. O. Bewley.
biisiiieHH.
Min. Katlicryn DuvIr from Pusa
(leiui, Calif., Hient several clttyn here
last week vIhUIhr at the homo of
her brotlier-iti law and sister, Mr.
anil Mrs. Charlie Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sharp anil
.Miss Mary Sharp from Medford
were overnlKht Riicsts Saturday at
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. John
Jantzer. They also attended the
"booster nlKlit" meeting of tho
BraiiKO.
Mrs. Allio Carrlson and Jim
While attended to business at Ten
mile anil IitMobui'K Thursday.
Mr. und Mrs. Prank Hill, and L.
S. Johns transuded business In
llosebui'K Friday. They were ne.
eomiianleii home by Marjorie Smith,
who is visltlue at the homo of her
brother uml Nisler-in-lau- Mr. und
.Mrs. Henry Smith.
Mrs. Osrar (iorrnll, eandlilato for
eounly siiiiorlnteiulnnt of schools,
from Oakland, was a uuest over
tho weekend at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Hurry Cooke. She also
attended the annua! "booster iilRht"
meetlm; ut the cranRu hull .Satur
day evenluR.
Mrs. Maude Karqiio tiixl children,
Junior mid Mary, from Salem visit
ed here several days last week.
When they returned homo they
were accompanied by Mrs. Clara
Hickman ami son, Wilbur. Mrs..
Hickman has employment In Sa
lem. Mr. ami Mrs. KiiHtiuun and chil
dren, Ainery. Opal and Loruun,
made u business trip tu Hoscbui'K
Sat unlay.
Poster Pearson left Sunday ov
enliiR ror Portland whero ho will
Join tho army. . - 1 .
Mr. ami Mrs, I), If. Claro from
Sacramento, Calif., are hero for a
few days looking niter business ut
the Clare Lumber company.
Mr. and .Mrs. William Jantzer.
Veinio Kaslinan, Mrs. John Jhut
zer. Hone (lllham, and llilllii Jant
zer attended to business' in Grants
Pass ami Modl'ord Saturday.
Mrs. Ora Condrny and children.
Colleen and Itnhaid. und Mrs.
Jimmy Jenks, visited Sunday after
noon at Days Creek with Mrs. Con-
drny's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J1. A.
01 tbiiiRton.
(leome Kerrns anil Mr. Kdiierlon,
fiom (Ira s Pass, were hero 1111
business Monday afternoon.
Jackie Jantzer. .small son of Mr.M.
und Mrs. William Jantzor. received
a serious sculp Injury when lie fell
1 1 rim a pip' ol wood wbllo pluyhlK
YICK SO HERB CO.
OFFICE HOURS 10 A. M. TO 6 P. M.
Herb remedies alleviate disorders of goitre, stomach,
liver, heart, kidney, bladder, prostate gland, piles,
catarrh, coughs, asthma, high blood pressure, dropsy.
tumor, rheumatism, eczema, stomach ulcer, yellow
fever and female complaints, without operation.
Monday,
j h Leong "'ac'son County Bank Bldg., Medford, Oregon
34 Years' Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Experience 132 N. Jacksoa St., Roseburg. Oregon
Herbalist " "
Hold Everything! '
POLICE ,
rr.fl iut IT NIA lUVlCI. INC T M IW U I AT. IWf fC'W f
rr.fl iut IT NIA lUVlCI. INC T M IW U
"I wiini lo roul your lie
rhiu'go
PLUMBING
Pete Crumett, Plumbing. Ph. M7.
RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING
".o&eburg Electric Phone 121.
RADIO SERVICING
Hingis Radio Service. Phone 1H,
Lund Radio Service. Phone 34.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
E. C. Jones. Phone 13S-U
LOCKSMITH
Pacific Kev Ser. Phone S4t.
ut school. He was taken to
(runts Pass where It was found
necessary to tnke nine stitches to
close tho wound.
Glide
OI.II1K. (let. 11. Mr. and Mrs.'
C. A. DyshiKer and their children
huvo rented the L. D. Horner house
lor the remuinder of the school
term. Mr. Ilysinger Is teacher of
the Junior hlKh room, and la also
both hoys' and Kills' coach.
Mr. and Mrs. IOnrl Odon havo
rented tho Into Herman Murks
place. They formerly llvod up
Lltlio river.
Mrs. (iussio Neal and her daugh
ter. Muybcllo, both of Grunts Pass,
are visiting tho lattor's sister, Mrs.
Justin Klfort.
The 4-H ririo club for tho lilsh
school bus started. Philip Craft
Is the instructor. A livestock club
has also been nrgunlzed.
A. V. Hclvey and Ilobnrt Mar
shall were in llascburg ou business
Tuesduy.
Wilbur
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gndlcy of
Itoedsport were visltltiR the form
er's slstor. Mrs. Kd Sands, of
lllnklo creek and Mrs. Charles
Sands r Wilbur Krliluy.
Tim Wilbur school recently op
ened tho door for tho school your
with u hiiRor attendance than was
expected. Primary grades, 13 stu
dents; upper grades, 17: high
school 2(1. Teachers, C. W. Ayor,
IUkIi school principal; Miss ItlstiR,
assistant; Kenneth Uarnoborg, up
per grudes: Miss Piel, primary
Rinden. Tho high school student
body held its first mooting und tho
following officers wero clocted:
President, Yvonne Kan-oll; vice
president, Norma Farroll; secre
tary, Mary Hunter; treasurer,
Doris Sands.
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after 5:30
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