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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1940. FIVE For Your Convenience These Douicliia Countr alora will tnke Haul Ada fur tke ftcwa-ltrvlrw. . . CtLYKH'a l tltKBT Buthrrllu . STK.illNN ii I'HU.VOlVU'rU Oaklnail ITONAKKH I HUG CO. lum-nlla IcUO.VAI.U STOllB l.lktun , , IIKUAIiU'g I ninijua (il.lDl; Mollis uiiile I. II. NICHOLS UrnvktiAy U. II. IIUHTfr.il CO. C'nnina Vnllry nilW 'Kl.lN N'I'Olia i i IVaroll C. C. I OSIIACK nillard ItKVXIII.IIS & ADAMS M.vrlle Crrrk llll XDSI'llKCrS IIMdlt I lOVMMil'lt'S 4'nnj nnrlllr lii-:M(ii:n s . lilentlnlr DAYS (IIF.KK KTIIH1C llaya I'rrrk The above ntorra will accrltt ailN and paymrnl rur tbi-m. Ju-I tpll Ihe mrrrhant Hated nboirl l want la put an nd In ihe Kea-llevleivH and he v. ill take eare of ail the delaila for rou. NEWS-REVIEW Classified Ads RATES ' Phone 106 First Insertion, per word 2c Kucb subsequent insertion per word - lc One week, per word .tic One month, per line $1.00 Minimum charge .-..26c Copy for til ia page will be uc cepted until 11 u. m. oi the day ot puollcation. Tlin Newrt-novicw uxMimea no reflpuMKlhillly Cur ami in no uny KUiit'nntiicfl 111'- fiiiiini'lsil ti.kp.iiihI aillty or Intenritv of tin' hiIvitIIh era In t ho i-liiKKlfli-ii I'nlimms. HendiTR aru ui-Kud ! make full In VtinttKiitloii iK'tnt'ii wiiiiillmt money In ri'piiin!e li, ailvertlsi'mi-iitn. The Ni'wa-lti.vlf w ri'siMvon tno riKlit to ri'jei-t objii-llim.'il.li' O'lver liaillff. II further ri.nprvps Mid ilKht tu classify iill aitvi-rtlsiiiff undur Ire pi-np..r i-insiu far WELL, WICKI, MY LITTLE 3-(2IRL, WE'VE SAVED THE SHIPYARD, CAPT0CED THE SA.BOTA6ERS, GATHERED IALUA3LE cvlPcMCc, AMD OTHERWISE WE'D PONE A 600V BETTFR ALLEY OOP An Obedient Kitty By V. T. Hamlin ' . FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ALittle Irrigation By Merrill Blosser mjss f-ttpi: tesf ssfs ) OUT OF MERE, XU.J I f PAPA HE'S JUST TO DUST AND ILL AMD SOME f A J I j3 I'M Jf W lTlr;t0y?o LL J' CALL. THE POLICE BEING DRAMATIC BEOOAAH PART OF DAV A ROSE t ROSE I TWr YV 1 titK CAM ' mf II - MT :r 1 1 . IVUUF-Alflhw II M , I Mini I I ' v I 1; ; ' II ! 1 ' III fell' r ' ' Al a Mk i mk 1 Till w'J m BOOTS AND HcR BUDDIca ternng nownere ar am ny tagor raamn 34 Years' - I Experience . 1 ' I lll lir, . II Hnrhallc, WW VOO V T 1 f KOWKi& Otrt" If- ySyZ i 1 f JJ-t 1 I www vw worafeft, ii.aii uou wn,fsK oo.b Z ' n 1 , V ' HHi.-t-.-I M r I JfirP Mm 'HoWEveryth ngr m iill lJL. iN h-v 1 m ktJ3$P&M L- . :a ... rf ill 'mL Mmemm WASHTUBBS Why, Easy ' By Roy Crane , JOS REPORT r,- 1 BJERVTHIHfi I TO HEAD- 1 To get Id touch with advertis ers giving as their address "Box o and su, care News-Review," it Is necessary to wriia them. The News-Review doesn't know who they are either. Real Estate FKDIOIIAL lano tmnK raring. Rea sonable prices; convenient terms. Lints available at the National Farm l.oHn Office, Perkins Build ing, Roseburg. ' S . FOR SALIC 6-room nouse, large lot. Sacrifice for' cash or terms. Close in. Box 866 c-o Newa-Revlew Wonted VK AT T1IH OltANliK Tltl'CK need a large number of good, shaped and well filled out Christinas trees. I will have to cut very soon. If you have any timber or laud that has nice trees on it and want to sell them, please sec ine or write Ivan Kil wards. Route 2, Hox 7, Hoso-btn-R. VA.'TKI To rent an unfurnished house in Roseburg, not later than liecember U. Lulu Gorrell, Suth orlln. '3d OR '.'II Ford sedan and long w lieellwso truck. Tor cash. Har old Powell, Umpqua. WANTED Used battery for 32 volt Dclco. A. I). Rice, Dillard. HIDES. Highest cash prices. Leave cars on. l.)ouglas Market. Dentistry SPECIAL fcxiraclluu and Platos Pyorrhea Treatment Cias when desired. Dr. Nerbas Masonic Dldg. Phone 48S Dr. O. W. Marshall. Med. A. Bldg. ' BUT FIRT, HOW THE BLAZES DID KWVJ THE SABuTAocR S CAR ... . ... 1. . ... . .... ..t BE BROKEU D0WW 3U5T OUTSIDE OF 6UM OVER THE VEWT , TniAJM? i rlkl THP rtATMJl... Livestock FOR SALE OR TRAI1K A fine Peri-heron male, coming 3 years old. Would take hay or a used car. Chas. c. -Miles, Idleyld Slur Route, Roseburg. FOR SALE 50 thrifty Chester Wlilto pigs. $2.25. Tuko your pick e2.50. Oscar Weeks, Myrtle Crock. ONE work mare tor snie or trade tor cow. Mrs. John Wyatt, ) miles north on Pacific highway. FOR SALE Purebred Jersey hull. I 7 mouths, M. H. Hocrlng, Cileii gary. ' WANTED 50 head, sheep. Nor- man Ellis, Melrose Star, Rose burg. WANTED 3d head Angora goats. Harold Powell, I'mpquu. FOR SALE Male calf, one day old. 702-J-4. Work Wanted HYDRAULIC wheel tightener. Work guaranteed. Mu'flers, guar anteed life of car. Parts for al most all makes of cars. Sarff's Auto Wrecking House, 623 N. Main street. Phone 553. WANTED Painting, papering. kiilsnminiiiK. Gn discount on all wall paper for the rest of this year. Herman Schulzo, llrockway. phono 2 F-I1. CABINET WORK made to order. 642 N. Jackson. Roseburg. WANTED Housework in siniill family. 1132 S. Pine. Poultry LWicvisn, long-icggeii cociicrcis. '. It. Iliu iu-y. Oakland VOD OH, I PUT A LITTLE WOULD PIECE OF CHEWIKkS J5RY FAR .WITH THAT Rentals 5-ROOM furnished flat, private bath, entrance. Uas range, water heater. Phone 222 H. 647 S. Stephens. - - FURNISHED apartments. Lights and water. $0.00 month. 616 S. Pine. 2-ItOOM and 3-rooni apartments, furnished. 6U5 S. Pine street. KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS ; Strictly modern. Phone 650. FURNISHED 5-room house. Inquire Urlvc-lu Market, Edcnbower. I-UOOM furnished apartment. Call at 218 or 232 S. Jackson, FOR RENT Sun-acre ranch. Don ' 933, c-o News-Review. 4-ROOM house for rent, partly fur nished. 1115 K. 2nd St. . 2-ROO.M furnished apartment, llrockway. 113 FOR RENT Oarage. 218 S. Rose. Call 634-R. ROOMS, lioard, If desired. 133 N. Flint. ,- Help Wanted WE WANT n married woman to conduct a small apartment house and, with her family, to occupy the same. Adults. Inquiro at JUS North Stephens street. MAN and wife for ranch . work. Living quarters, wood, milk fur nished. Harold Powell, Umpqiiit. Miscellaneous IIKNKFIT Novelty Dance, Oriental Gardens, Sulurday. November Hi. Chiropractor DR. H. H. SCOFIBLO. Phone 273. (VICKI) VOU'RE A PEACHj For Sale Miscellaneous THE OHANGE TRUCK has In a very fresh supply or mill ina vegetables. Our oranges are the sweetest available. Wa will hnve only one more load of tl.ij variety. Wo have tile first of the Imperial Valley grapefruit. It Is nice. Fine No. 1 sweet po tatoes. 6 lbs., lllc. Visit the Or ange Truck for your firm, fresh produce. NEARLY new Maglc.-AIre, :!9.!)5; line model Eureka, 822.60; new Sweeper-Vac, 822.50: oilier mod els. Inquire Radio Music Store, 225 N. Jackson. Phono 93. A NEW modern s'orage locker RvutAni Hi Dniiclan left and StOl' ago Co. Attractive rates. Cartons for salo. GRAPES Coucords, Sc. delivered. Phoue 146. Autos 193G 1. w. h. Dodge I rack In Al condition. Iloth stake and van 'bodies. Motor Just overhauled. 8:ilo.uo. Terms. W. E. 1 lurcher. Dillard. 8298 WILL buy 1936 Nash 4-donr Bcdan with heater, lxiw- mileage, sound condition. Priced for quick turnover. 8130.00 down. Terms, llox U36, c-o News-Keviow. Hay, Grain, Feed FOR SALE No. 1 oat and vetch hay. haled. T. E. Duncan, phone 14F-2. HAY Walter Leake, Dlxonvllle. Lost and Found i.OST Wliilo poodle dog with gray spols. Name "Linldic." Call SI7 J or 211. Reward. MAYBE WE'D IUCIDEWT OUT p-,A,.n in. rv'wjv7y, i C7 -rrtl I, Fuel PHONE 2S2 Green and Dry Slab Wood RCSEBURO LUMPER CO. SUED dry wood. Phono 173-R. Impounded THE following described dog tins been impounded mid it' not claimed within 18 hours from date of notice will ho disposed of iib provided by law: Large, red male hound with while markings, picked up west uf Wil bur. Tom Fletcher, Enforcement Offi cer, November 13, 6:00 P. M. Elkton ELKTON. Nov. 12.-Mr. anil Mrs. J. O. Haines, of Seattle, are visiting relatives and lriends at Elkton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Solomon and daughter, Joy, of Roseburg. spent Sunday al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Haines. Nels ltydcll is III at his home. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. While, of Collage Grove, were attending to business mutters in Klklou Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Fenlcy. of Roseburg, were ElMou visitors Tuesday. Miss Faye Hossen. Mrs. Clara Suiilb and A. II. Haines weru Rose burg visitors Wednesday. Miss Owretba Hudson, who leaches school at Itrldge, and .Miss Evelyn Hudson, who is nllendlng school at Ashland, -spenl the week end at linnie. Mr. and Mrs. Carl llrunmu were I'ortlaud visitors over the week end. Mrs. Kalle Emcrlck. Mrs. Lucy l'luphery, Mrs. Ella Feitley, iris Haines and A. II. Haines went to Gardiner Thursday evening In visit Manila fhaplcr O.E.S. Mr. and Mrs. J. 10. Haines and BETTER LEAVE THAT LA5.T OF OUR RFiPORr; HADN'T tWE? s V V I jt mm n?a sWibraiTS GENERAL SAW PILING Ho Word Casebebr, 443 8. Stephen Also furuliure ro pairing. ANTIQUES The Strange Shop. 100 S. Main St. AUTO REPAIRING Knlnln porter, cot nor Douglas & Mulii.'Uo'Jy, ?or.de.' work. A'aintliiR. FLUE CLEANING KU KNACKS varum.! cleaned flue c'leiinhiK. Cull 841. J. O. Bewloy. Vora Ilnlnt'H were visiting Tuoa day at tlu honm of Mr. and Mm. Knht'iL )iiulut, of KuKvne. John KtMit, of Dralu, was an Klk tnn vlttitor Tuesday. . Mr. nnd Mrs. S. A. IVnloy. Mrs. Klla Fenlcy, A. It. Amlrcsu. Mr. end Mrs. il. 1 Hon non and Mis Faye Moss c ii wont lo Drain Wednesday evenhiK to attend tho litetdliiK ot AiiHMiciiii Legion mid auxiliary. A. KulU'it and Arna Jnhusnn. of SroilsiuiiK. and Thor JtMisen have iitturnfd from a trip to eastern Ore j son. They reported bad weather ' while there. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Ustcrud were alteiuliiiK to hiiiiuess matters In Koselnii'K Monday. Miss Muriel Ihini lias relurned from WasliliiKlon and Is slaying with her aunt, .Mrs. Mux Hauer. Mihh 1 1 ii i ti in utlendiim thu Klkton lilh sehool. Mr. and Mis. KineKt I'. Wade spent the week-end al Korest (trove. Walter lioiili, of Voutalla, has started tlm lurkey picking d.;nt at Klktun. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Garrison, Mrs. Hose HiMiderer, Mrs. Inn Hen dercr and Mrs. Amies Iludeoii were i Kupeius visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Hudson also vtnlted the homo of Mr. and Mrs. ltohert Dunlap, who lives near KilKeue. (H.IDK, Nov. r'.--James Ma it. sou of Mr. and Mrs. Jens Marr, spent Ihe week-end veiling with his parents. James is from Camp Murray. Jim Wynu from the Nitdc col lege at KimeiH! Hpeut the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Don fox. Mr. and Mrs. Ii. T. Illakely and Miss Orlos (linen from Itosehurg visited Siindnv will i Mr. and Mrs. II. I. IlliiUely and 'M1k Mairarel IlLikelv: ' ' Mr. nnd Mih, Kichard Woods mid fniiiily slioppeil in IioseburK Tliurn day, Mrs. llllli- Kverls viHlled and 1 rujiMiet od busiiiefis in Uo.sehurg Thursday. Mrs. Porter Kueslon and Uonnie MileH were in Uosuhurg on busl lieHs Friday. Mr. ami Mrs. linger Slevurt spent part of the week visiting .Mr. and Mj-h. Itoy lloml. Mr. and Mis. Stewart reside In Washington. New hufll-iu cuphoardH, two Rinks, drain liourds and work talde and drawers have heen built In the h'asemenl of Ihe (Hide sehoi.ihoUKe. Also an ironing hoard and sewing machines have heen added. These are for Ihe benefit of the home ceo- iHonlrn elnf. 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 aland, piles. catarrh, coughs, asthma, high blood pressure, dropsy. tumor, rheumatism, eczema, stomach ulcer, yellow lever and female complaints, without operation. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday J. H. Lcong ,,ntRlon ounry curt iii ,r mia irivtcr IMC T M. no "l waul a lieu uiic llie enemy anti-Hircraf t gol this one!" RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING Roseburg Kluotrlc. Phone 123. RADIO SERVICING Hnrpla Radio Service. Phone 19C Lurid Hudlo Service. Phone 84. REFRIGERATION SERVICE E. C. Joues. riione 139-L. LOCKSMITH Pariflc Koy Per. Phnne B48 Charity 'H'harlty sufferelh long and Is" kind," hut wisdom must govern charity, else love's labor Is lost and giving 1h unkind. Mary Bak er Kddy. The deeds of charity we have done shall stay with us forever. Only tho wealth we have bestow-H ed do we keep; the other is not ours. Mtddleton. The man who confers a kind-')' ness should he silent concerning Ii; he who receives It should pro- claim H. Soneca. tiive work rather than alms to the poor. . The former drives out indolence, the latter Industry. Tryon I'Mwards. 1 That charily Ih bad which takes rom iudepeudenco Us proper, l pride, and from mendicity its pro-, J per shame. Koulhey. Tho charities that soothe, and heal, and bless, lie scattered ut " tho feet of men like flowers.--Wordsworth. ' - Happiness of Goodness ' Men of the noblest dispositions" think themselves happiest when others share their happiness with them. Jeremy Taylor. Happiness consists in being and In doing good; only what God" gives, and what we glvo ourselves nnd others through ills tenure, e o 11 f c r s happiness: conscious ( worth satisfies the hungry heart, " and nothing clso can. Alary Bak er iCddy. ... Fin thine own palace, or the ( wm ld's thy Jail. tieorgo Herbert. Whatever makes men happier makes them better. (ioldsmlth. " Keek not to be rich, but happy. The one lies In bags, the other in.,, contoni: winch wealth can novel . give William Penn, A good man huppy Is u commou"' good. Chapman. . , - v.r MINERAL CLUB TO MEET - Tho Umpniia Mineral club will, , hold ils regular monthly meeting' at Ihe chamber of commerce room at 7: lid p. m. Thursday. Dr. C. H lt Kociilz will be the principal speak1 . er. All Interested persons ate In vlted to attend. i For newspaper deliveries after 5:30 Pitas Call 467-J panit Diag., Mearora, wrtgon mursaay, r-riday, baturday 1 32 N. Jackson Sr., Roteburg, Oregon U f T pt il-1 3
