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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1940. FIVE BW flflML II I ITTI ?T.1 Mil I I Hill 1 U Livestock FOlt SALE Purebred Duroc-Jer-sey Ited weunlliifr iiIrs, cheap. Win. (larrirk. soenud road lo light st Kellcy's Korner. SO 11KAI) of licoi. priced cheap I for a quick sale. Inquire at Hih ton Hcliool house or uddress llox 117, lilllard. Oregon. WANTE11 lie si and dairy cattle. W. A. lllackort. Myrtle Crock, Oregon. Phone 2S02. CUCKKU SPAN I KLS Thorough breds. Jacobs' Kennels, 312 W. Second North. W'ANTKI) I'av old calf. Phone 2S-K-5. M. 11. (ireen. IIKAIHC AiiKora bucks. W. li. Paul, phone I4-F-21. TIKKIKMIKItli Phone 642-H. billy service. AtilOD owes lor Kale. Phone -I-F1 1. Work Wanted IIYDKAULIC wheel tlghtenor. Work guaranteed. Mufflers, guar, anteed life of car. Parts for al most all makes of cars. Sarff's Auto Wrecking House, 023 N. Main street. Phono 553. J IOI SIJK with small child wants steady work, ltox 1121, co News-Itevlew. WOMAN wantH work, hoard and room, sonic wages, lu private homo. Phone 71. CAIIINKT WMtK mndo to order. 512 N. Juckson, Koscburg. Autos HAt'Illl'MCIO equity in I0:iii Nash 1-dnor sedan, heater, for an old er, light make sedan, mechanical ly sound, llox 022, c-o News-Ko-view. ALLEY OOP AKJCIEKiT fci3yPT,SI B.C.. A.U.EY OOP HA5 1MTR.O DUCED HIS FRIEMD3 TO CLEOPATRA, A PEP-" SOMASE REMARKABLE OMLV TO OR. DRON50W, THE 201b CENTareV KEMBER. OF THE VARTY VOU'RE NOT THE X VJOULOKJ'T n. CUEOPATRWJHO'rEl ABOUT) BUT HE - I FAME HAS GOME V THE FAME IS QUEEN WWN THE tT EGVPT- AMD VrftrmS V.' f 1 f Vboot) VOU'RE UOT THE 'CLEOPATR VJHCr E FAME HA"5 GONE. nnwM tup CEMTLiRlES 2 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Freckles , ive- MEVER HAD SO MUCH FUN IM MY I if k 7 rf TO BE A f IHEV YOU' I Mt COPS ARE T jA , , .1 YOU RE KAAKINQ , ciseo rair. 1 1 mm- . I I 4 1 COLOSSAL. LOOK ON THEIR WAV OUT II Y 5 V- , ' ' VI F. It. llrown had several boys J 467-J I I DISAPPOINTMENT , DISAP- HERE SOME FARMER I I. Ji 1 I I , KIY A )A v helping pick Iho walnut crop Hat-1 SV J1 t '5 V'riVr FOR EVERyf30Dy POINTED SAID YOU WERE nAAK-. Jh Z ' I AAaBJl -1 ) a'" iMdsy. Walnuts are very goml Mils V yCrs fU(r"i '& - .,, ,: 1 ? ING TOO MUCH HOSE; T (jT. UTiA - .. J- wS&lf, , m mhMim yJST JMm$, Yx TiM YICK so herb co. . mvWi h srw 1 w mTwm Km 'svo hours, oa.m.To8p.m. ' ISsnT 7) d' SA f - I tJlL V - ll VOl "X -&tS X rwl Herb remedies alleviate disorders of goitre, atomaeh, t foW ff" " l yfr A f r J ti VKj J yI ill )V i IV- i-yi "var, heart, kidney, bladdar, prostata gland, pllea, ' -..' v'T I'll sttMl i 1 T T V; i 1 I If I' sJl V,'A 1 VY eaurrh, coughs, asthma, high blood pressure, dropay, y! y'V iV I j,y I fSii(A V li I L 2r tumor, rheumatism, ecma, stomach ulcer, yellow j5? I'FJjJ ' ) ' rf(rWnf fa lO 4$ 1 &IS-?&Yf Ik IV-fi&6SS,3rS JPih.fever and female complaints, without operation, CA C l ? m 'Wnf'JlJ Vi l j, -"V rfT j&Ly corffTMoav mea"r'ce. inc. tI m seq u. s. ktW v " aQffXJ Monday, Tmidoy, We)Mdy " " j H Ueona Jackson County Bank Bldg., MocHord, Oroaoa '34 Years' Thursday, Friday, Saturday BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Tea Taster By Edgar Martin Hwhafiat 1 32 N. Jackson St., Rostburg, Ortgoii ( BU.V, MOW -VOO KQ I vJtW WtW. f VtS,yOU,s..ViWD'cM(V XOU b C A aM4 fW m M S"l (X C.VOUVO HNO'E.TOVO WER..'yOO 9cj a---aaaaa.aaa.asaiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai if7S s T tP, K ,p-mKiT-jr Hold Everything! 1 WASH TUBBS Down But Not Out By Roy Crane rC-- r VOU TH.W Y VES, MM W CALL THE COPS, VA J I I Wf" LIFTS THE BECEIVJEg AMD. TMSW S1 u THERE'6 THE TELEPHONE "" fj$ M,HN. J iJj ln jj .Ij ffl Ik t ' ".'Tw'uTr'.rw j -..Yf '' fft ' 1 -i-' ifd , V "My wife with another guy!", , J na - xj A . .-v H I - w . ii.. . i j I , ii ' i . -- . v m i ii in n ii v iiiiiiiu 1 1 ill li lilt; oiiii r I nil- , iwmw wii t Real Estate SOU ACHE STOCK RANCH Hor de rs on river, near highway. Ouo of the best pastures in Southern Oregon under woven wire fence, 10 acros iierosa riv er bottom suitable for alfalfa can be Irrigated, plenty of wa ter. $5,000 home modern In detail. $7,00052,500' down liberal terms. W. A. llOUAim 211 CASS STREET, ROSE 111 'ltd. OREGON. l'OR RENT or sale 130 nc.-es, 30 acres In cultivation, balance pas ture, 4-rooni house, electricity. 10 miles from Rosohurg, 2 miles from Htoro. Plenty of water.' li. W. Young & Sou, 205 W. Cass. Phone 117. FEDERAL lanu bank farms. Rea sonable prices; convenient terms. Lists available at the National Farm Loan Office, Perkins Build ing. Itosebiirg. TEN acres E. of Sutlicrlin, for sale, rent or tritdo for car or stock, t'has. Keever, Oakland, or phone (151-J. FOR SALE 0 room nouse, large lot. Sacrifice for cash or terms. Close In. Uox 866 c-o News-Review FOR SALE 7-iooni house. 2 lots, West Koscburg. See A. E. Stan ley, Molroso. SMALL Pnrlland property to trade for llofcburg property. Phone 75. Wanted HIDES. Highest casn prices. Leave ears on. Houglss Market iioo.MEUS and hoarders at soli W. Iine. Trade i TH A I ilC - It yi-iu- olil heifer for red I chickens. T. J. Cuoney, Slither-j. 1 in. Oregon. li Vv-WAIT AWWUTE OUT TOe.PBOPLg J BoYvWJ SURE HAD IS AT LEASTAMIUE T WELL, THAT U. i7e 'Ir'aarw' wHh ! ' after 5:30 1 wtoim-i oumcu j bORc Al ivt ; . f 1 ihajooi-e: nnuino rwm i rvitAKtSI J lalWB YOU AM DEA I i,i i,,. m,.u i.i nui,i i,n ,, I I K. IO BE FUN I 1 tAfAA fioriKBr IIP DO 1 ITUIS PLJCe. To WARM L HOUSE' yrT uniM mi iru makb ' -"" I aju. I For Sale MlsceHaneoui FOR SALE Moiling circulating heater: gas washer; General Electric refrigerator; autoinatic eku-lric water heater; Monarch combination wood and electric ramie; smull 2-element electric raiute, oven underneath; wood riinse. $7. 85: healing stove, (2.05; inil. leather bed davenport, $4,115; imt. leather rocker, $1.05; velour covered bed davenport, $7.50. See me quick. J. M. .luild. STEARNS & CHENOWETII an nounce' lease farm machinery, South Stephens, Koscburg. Oliv er machinery, Clclrac general tractors. See Kay Colletl. A NEW uiouern storage locker system at ljouglas Ice and Stor ugo Co. Attractive rates. Cartons for sale. FOR SA LE II anil power fodder cutter. 81 inch; spriiiBioolli har row. 11 teeth. Jo:in H. Poller, Roule 2. Box 171. GALVANIZED roofing, practically now, 12' lengths, $1.00 per sheet. (). J. John, phono 124. TEAM and equipment for sale. Charlie King, H miles east of Kelley'a Korner. FOR SALE House trailer, 7x12, $60.00. J. W. Payne, upper Olalla. DELICIOUS apples. P. E. Heaver, lullo south Kdcnhower school. TRAILER house, KxlO. Route 1, Hox 46. GRAPES Concord, 3c delivered. Phone 116. Dentistry SPECIAL Extraction and Plates Pyorrhea Trcatinont Gas when desired. Dr. Nerbas Masonic Uldg. Phone 488 Dr. (1 W. Marshall, Med. A. Uldg. Doc Makes Progress EI6HTEEM FLOODS I VOU'RE HAVE BLE5S.ED r 0 SOUM6 THE WILE HMMPH.' -- mot overs eiuce My how WlklETEEM. BIRTH ABOUT ( Disturbing the Rentals FOK KENT 5-room liouso, elec tricity, 1 mile from Oakland. 40 acres (15 acres tillable). Inquire 310 N. Jackson. FURNISHED room, steam heat, bath. Hell lluildins, 122 S. Jack son, opposite Indian Theatre. STEAM heated, well furnished apartments. Northside Apart ments. Phone 369-J. FOK RENT 5-rooni. unfurnished huuse with basement. 420 East First Avenue N. ti-KOOM rurulshed house. Until, woodshed, garage. So2 West Lane. FOR RENT 5-room modern house, 730 E. Lane, $30.00. Cocn Lumber Co. FOR RENT Apartment on Rast avenue. Inquire 454 N. Stephens, 2-KOO.M and 3'i'oom apartments, furnished. 605 S. Pino street. KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phone 550. HEATED rooms, home privileges, clone In. Phono SOS. 2-room. furnished apartment. 112 Hrockway. 5-ROOM healed aparlnient. Vory desirable. 630 E. Douglas. FOR KENT Garage. 218 S, Rose. Call 634-R. Hay, Grain, Feed WHEAT STRAW, $6,011 per Ion; oat straw, $5.00. Hucbner, Ten mile. FOR SALE No. 1 oat and votch! bny, haled. T. E. Duncan, phone H-F-2. HAY Waller Leake. Dlxonvllln. n AT C VOI k.k. VL IT IT'S COLOSSAL AH i MOST GRAClOU'i QUEEN, WE ARE HOMORttC Peace pS VERN 4 PRETTV, KV I SALLAMT SIRE, I &UT WHAT IS IT TUJVT MV l) l lAr CtfDI&IKKi-l V ' " --3sia f m ? - "W!aiSSgt camas valley, oh. ls.-coit I For newsDaoor delivariM I Help Wanted STEADY WORK 4101)1) PAY. II K L1A11LE MAN WANTED to cull on farmers in Douglas county. No experience or capital required. Write McNESS CO., 2123 Magno lia St., Oakland, Calif. WANTED Man with team lo haul legs to mill. J. E. Culver, Camas Valley. HOUSEKEEPER, past 20. 3 adults. Box 920, c-o News-Review. WANTED Man for general farm work. Phono 1SIF12. Fuel PHONIC 2X2 Green and Dry Slab Wood ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. . WOOD for sale Oak a ml laurel. , John II) ron, Hrockway. Phone 47F5. IIKY, old growth wood. $1.25 on ground. Llmlblooin, Dixouvllle. STOVE OIL For bettor heating. Call Associated, riione 537. Chiropractor UK. II. H. SCOFIEI.il. Phone 273. Around the County Sutherlin SI'TIIKItLIN. Oct. lit. Mr. ami Mrs. J. K. llanoy (loimrtntl VmI iiosday inurnliiK lor their home al MiUoii-KroowHter lifter onjoyins a two weeks' visit with their (laiiKH ter mill son-in-law, Mr, and Mra. Liiwrem-o Jlolnrlnon. Mrs, IjiIu ( (ioii'otl spent a fuw days the pust week in Hoods port where she visited her 1'rleml, WHY, bW DEAR .THAT YOU IMDEED BE THE CLEOPATRA and k thai reioou oi VOUR LIFE THAT HAS RErAAlMED A MYSTERY FOR TWO THOU6.AMD VEAR PRACTICALLV NOTHIM& K KMOWM TO HlTORIAW. OF THfe PART OF CLEOPATRA LIFE, "YEAR'S 52-49 B.C. CQPR. IMP BY HE SERVICE, IHC. : M. Mrs. Katberlno Agee Stephens, slbtor of County Clerk Roy Aftee. Mr. and Mrs. Den (Juernoy had us their houso Knesta lust weuk. Mr. and Mm. Will Ulakely of Monlo Hio, Calif. 1 One handled and fifty men bo-' iwnnn thn nirom nf !1 utirl R liwln. hIvh reirlHteril nf thn ellv hull ' Wednesday. The resist ration draft ! board consisted of V. J. Unlit. I ehairman, Mrs. l.eona SUu-k. Mrs. ! Adelaide Hall, Mrs. Haze) Green I ami MisH 1 -ore tin Arcbambeuu. I Harry Spleer of Sacramento, Calif., and Alvu Spleer, of liulo, Nolt., visited last week at the Joe reuhouy homo. The men aro brothers of Mrs. I'eabmly whom she has not seen for several years. Pave Cooper and (leoi'Ke Coop er left Tuesday for Klamath Falls where they will bo employed in the potato harvest. Mrs. Cooper will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wormaii on Smith river while her husband Is Rone. Mrs, Km 11 Hall and Wayne visited Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Ala bry at Med ford over the weekend. Mis. Maltrey is tho former Wan da Hall. Mr. and 1 Mrs. Kdward I .a mor on ux have moved into tholr new lu-me on First avenue. Mr. and Mm. Clifford MornlnK siar and daughter. Patty I Am of Vcuita, were week-end guests nf Mr. and Mrs. Jess Cooper and Mrs. Louisa Mr.fray. Thorn will be a special Hoy Scout meetiiu; October 21 In the evening at which timu C. (', Dill, Hoy Scout executive of Walamet area council will be here. The public is invited tn attend. Mr. and Mrs. lius (ilistrup ami children. Margaret, lua and Hob by, of Portland, spent several days this week visiting friends and relatives in Sutherlin. Miss Veiiie (illdersleevo depart ed recently for San Hemardlno where she will live with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klnley und work lu the court bouse there where she By V. T. Hamlin COOLD .... REG. U. S. PT. OFF. By Merrill Blosser OT VOU 5PEAK OF gj mT vet to come to I fflKF XPASUTVOHi A y. iff hnrmu . iT'ci : JUdM IUOI MAMU IM Xm IV LIME J EXPERT SERVICE When Thtre't Cmethlng You Want Don SEE AN EXPERT The tlrma ana Individual! Hated below apeolallia In their work. 8a them (or epart aervlee. You ahould profit by their hala. GENERAL SAW FILING Howard Casebeer, 443 8. Stepbena Also lurnuure .epalrng. ANTIQUES The Strange Shop. 106 S. Main St. AUTO REPAIRING Knight (orter, corner DoiiKlaa & Main. Body, (esuer work, fainting. FLUE CLEANING VV KNACKS vacuutn cleaned flue cloaniliB- Call 841. J. (',. Bewley. haH accepted employment. .Mrs. Jameu Diinran Hiirtered a vory painful Injury Thursday evo nliiK when alio foil at hor homo fracturlUK her rlxht kuoo. Dr. Do- voro atlondi'd tho Injury. Harold llrown. a atudent at Soiithorn Oregon Normal school at Ashland la sptmdihK Ihu weekpinl with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hay Ilrouu. Mrs. Carl Perkins and Miss Holly Coopor ol Port Orlord aro vlaltliir; relatives and friends both lioro and in Itoseliure. Walter Stowe arrived homo 'riiuiHilay evening rroni Washlni ton where he was pltkliiR apple. Ho was called hero hy the deal,! ot his mothur-lii law, Mrs. Dorothy Phillips. Miss Elvira Wofford iitlondod thn KlulHt-.McKny wedding rocep tlon at ltosehurg Sumluy. Miss .Itiaiilta Allen and Mrs. Clyde llolman atlondod to busi ness lu EUHono Thursday. E. II. Kothwull Is In (.'aiiyonvlllo this week in vharuo of a iIiiik storo duriiiR the owners absence. Mrs. Jack Culvor Jr., and Mrs. Will J. Hayner shupped and at tpuiled to business 111 lloschurg Erlday. Mrs. M. I. Morrlinan Is having some remodelling dono in hor home on Willamette streot. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Znchary of Melrose havo routed' the Flnnoll place a mllo north of Ktithorlln and aro movluir thoro this wook. Mrs. Elnnell and dauithtcr, Aiitia, aro uioviiiK to tho fieoi-Ro Htone residence In East Kutherllii. Mrs. Henry Ilartio and Mrs. Uill HomherKer transacled business in ItosebuiK Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Iloyd Mahry of Hosohui'K visited with Mrs. Don WolTord and Elvira Thursday ovo- IllllK. ' ' Mr. anil Mrs. II. C. Wllmot lrt Friday for California whore they will look after business uffalrs for llic next ten days or two weeks. Fostor and Klelsor have remov ed their two Ioiku signs fronlinK on Central avenue. Camas Valley PLUMBING Pete Crumett. Plumbing. Ph. WT, RADIO ELECTRIOAL REPAIRING -.oseburg Electrlo. Poena 1U. RADIO SERVICING HarnlH Radio Service. Phone 1M. Lund Kadlo 8ervice. Phona tt. REFRIGERATION ERVIC 3. C. Jonaa. Phona 131-L. LOCKSMITH Pacific Key 8er. Phone S4. year with a fair crop and good quality. . Mr. und Mrs. llufua Dakor and son, Keith, of Oregon Cltv, spent a couple of weeks here vlsltinc at tho homo of (ilenu Wolcott. They spout several days of their visit hunting and took one fine buck home with them. Clean Is staying hero tor tho present doing his farm ing. , Ii. L. Rlchter has all of his farm. Ing dono. A small tract was loft for clover seeding in t:io Bprlng. A new Case soeder or tho drill type helped a lot In hastening the work. Mr. and Mrs. Iliuiard, who work and live on the Kichtor farm, aro busily engaged doing up the neces sary fall work. Mr. lllchtor has Just Installed a Viking cream sep arator, which Is operated bv elec tricity, iiu is putting In equipment this fall lo use in Irrigating his farm uoxt auatner. Mr. Rlchter says he Is working to ollmlnate the uarii iiruiigery of tho farm and make farming a real pleasure as well as a nocossary part of country life. , . . . Tho rirst copy of tho school pub lication, "The Camas IHair." was Issued last woek. The staff, for this year includps. editor. Frank Clark: assistant editor, Bonnie Jean Stand- ley; art editor, Dorothy Rtandley; business managor, Donald Lawson; circulation manager, Marie Divine; mechanical managers, Rill Ollirnnt, Ncal McFall and Itogor Ulin; typ ists, (lenevu Huntley and Mareus llrown. There are also reporters from each nf tho school rooms. . Ardelle lllxlcr, daughter ot Mr. and Mra. It. C. Ilixlor, became, ill early Monday morning and was ta ken to Koscburg Immediately for an examination. Diagnosis showed tnat sun hud acute appendicitis. An operation wus performed earjy. Wednesday morning. Tho patient is doing nlcoly and will probably spend about twelvn days lu the hos pital. Mrs. Chester Cook and stu dents rrom tho Intermediate room sent Ardelle a plant and several books to amuse her 'during her stay at tho hospital. Fifty-eight men enrolled under tho draft registration hero Wednes day. Registration was taken care of at the school house.