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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, BOSEBURG. OKEGON, MONDAY, JANUARY Si 1 94 1 FIVE For Your Convenience 1r Dowirlaa 'Cnnntr atom will lake Want Ada for Ibt eVMHfvirivt L'l l.VKII S tMIIKKT Kuthrrtin -BTHAHVS A HKNOWKTU Onklnml gTONAKKIt IIIIUO CO. Yonrnlln Hi'UU.MI.II VTOHB i:iki,.n 111)11 A KD'S Tmuliua IJI.IDK STOIIH 1. II. Mt lllH.ll llf-ukivu' i.. it. m 1111:11 co. Cnmita Vallf lloi:i.i 's k'i'oiik ' Tf anillr X. ', IIIKHACK Klllnril HBVKOI.I1K ADAMS -atrrtlr I'rvrk KI M1IKII S ltl1,ll m:NM(.Kirit il-mlnl-lllONMVliHH'S t 'anyultvlllr nn i ki:i:k sioitn IIM7N Crcrk The itlmvr HtrN will nwrpl mU and payment fur them. .JiiNt li II thr merchant llat'tl almvpt I riu,t to ut fin ad in the irHevlew-" ami he ivlll take ; cnn mi hi, inr uriniu lur yuii. To get Id touch with advertis ers giving as their address "Box so and bo. care News-Review," it is -necessary to write them. The News-Review doesn't know who tlioy are either. . For Sole Miscellaneous Red Cstate Rentals Livestock FOR SALE 400 ewes to lamb In February. Rummy and Corrie dale. Bran's Bros., Ashland, . Oregon. Phone 7121. WHY NOT get the Ky-Power, ' guaranteed muffler and forget your muffler troubles. Also get your 'Rluss at Surff's Auto Wrecking Houso. A NEW moaern t'orage locker syBtem at DouglaB Ice and Stor age Co. Attractive rates. Cartons for sale. . WANTKD Fresh cows, -springers, inlcldlo milkers and heirars. Cull 1200 WinchCBtur street. Phone Gli3. A.N'VO.N'K wishing lo engage lambs, notify Ritlph Sloore, Rt. 2. Hox 821. A Nl'Mlll'lU one Jersey cow and calf. Fresh January 1. Phone MF4. FOR SALE Custom built, small.' trailer house, up-to-date. Inquire 720 S. Stephens. HLKCTHOi.l'X sales and service. Phone B61. 11!) W. Moslier. FOR SALE llalloon-tired bicycle. 1018 Winchester. IFOR' SALE 30 goats. Brothers, Glide road. NEWS-REVIEW Classified Ads "hone 100 RATES First Insertion, per wii-' 2c Uach subse'iueiit insertion per word - lc One week, per word 6c line month, rer word -.20c Minimum charge 25c Copy for this page will be ac cepted until 11 (.. in. on t..c day of ouhlicatinn. Tin; .ws-riovi.-w asvumi'R no . e.lniiKitllilY fur mirl In no way tfintrwntcnN the rlninx'iul r-stii,nsi-hlllly or Integrity of ilto mlvortis trH In th.- f-iiisaifli'il column. -fl'.t'tnlfi'M lire urtri-d to Intik full tn teHtmnton bi-fore fo-n.llnir money In response to uilvi-rtiHetnt'iitH. Tint Nows-lit'vli-w iftCrvoM fie rlirlit to rol''-t olijectlontiM" iolv'r tlslntr. II rnrlhor p-scrvim the rtnlit lo cliiHsIfy all nilvprtlsltiK uinler th nioofr r-tiiulf u-iiTion Meloy Poultry IMPltOVE your White Loghorn flock. No pullet mntings. Hens. 3 and 4 years old. Turkoy eggs contracted. -Creswell Hatchery, Creswell, Oregon. ONE CENT each. Magazines. Fic tion Library. Lost -and Found STRAYED to Clarence Anderson's, ranch, Roberts Creek, nt the old, Lime Quarry tan and white. red hone and blue tick hunting hound. Owner may have same liv pavlnE for adv. and food bill. Phone 5F32. FOR SALE 24-room hotel in good sawmill town. In principal business block. Two business locations on -ground floor now routed. $10,000 takes entire, iiroperty Including equipment of restaurant and furniture for 23 rooms. Terms. Everything in real estate and Insurance. Tr'ed' A. Goff. 122 8. Stephens. Phone 218. - I INVESTIOATfc tne opportunities we are offering you to got estab lished on a farm of your own. Call at the National Farm 'Loan office, '4 IS Perkins Building, Rbscburg, or -write C. A. Harnea, 107 E. Hth St.. Eugene. Pedoral Land Rank pf Spokane. , UARC1AIN In 2-story dwelling, close In. can be arranged for apartment house or homo with rooms to rent. See Fred A. doff, 122 S. Stephens. Phone 218. APARTMENT, $6.00: Also a downstairs room, suitable for a small business. On highway across Irom Junior High school Business Opportunities WANTED Party to owii and ope rate Ice Cream Department in Inrge mnrket. llox 962, c-o News Review. ' FURNISHED room, steam heat, bath. Bell building. 122 S. Jackson, opposite Indian theatre. jfittjgest Western Cedar I Tree 62 Feet Around FURNISHED 4 room modern apartment, ground floor, $22.50. 112 Brock way. The Strange Shop. 106 8. Main St. AUTO REPAIRING WANTED Roomer and boarder, $5.00 per week. 603 West Main Street. i HOUSES fur rent Bt 709 S. Steph ens and 217 Cluulwick. - Page Lumber & Fuel Co., phono 242. i LAKE QUINAULT, Wash. j API Residents of the Olympic peninsula believe they have the biggest western eedar tree in the world. It is 62 feet, eight inches, In circumference. The trunk ex . tends approximately 100 feet Istraicht into the air with only a slight taper before branching I Pacific Key Ser. Phone 348. lout. GENERAL SAW FILING Howard Casebeer, 443 8. Stephens Also furniture repairing. ANTIQUES Knight Porter, cornor Douglas & Main. Boiy, fender work. Painting. LOCKSMITH RADIO EL ECTRICAL REPAIRING rvseburg Electric Phone 123. RADIO SERVICING Dill Callhouu's Radio Musio Store. Ph. 33. Harris Radio 8p,rvlee. Phone 1M Lund Radio Service. Phone 84. FLUE CLEANING Wilbur Hay, Grain, Feed Dentistry - v Special Extraction and Pyorrhea Treatment Gas when desired New style plates and teeth Old plutcs refitted liko new Dr. Nurbus Masonic Rhlg. Phono 48S j Dr. G. W. Marshall. Uleu. A. Bldg. fuel FOR SALE 3 tons third cutting 4th cutting. Bromps, Curry 4th cututing. Bromps, Curry Estate. FOR SALE Haled oats and vetch hay. good quality. Please don't come Sundays. l.J miles south nl Dlllard. Arthur Weeks. FOR SALE 4-room house, good condition. Terms. Reasonable. E. A. Perrln, 1437 Harvard avenue. Wanted WANTED Hons and fryers. Port hind quotations paid. Free pick up. Box 135, Camas Valley. WANTED 82-20 or 25-20 rifle. I State price, make and condition. I Hox 063 News-Review. MODERN, s-romn. furnished 'apartment. Private bath. Adults """ I WILBUR, Jan. 6-Mrs. T. E FOR RENT 5-rootn jpnrtty turn- ;Grae and Mrs. Doug. Wilson spent Isned house, close in. Reason-' Saturday shopping and visiting Bible, Phone 357-R. 'friends in Roseburg. , 'FOR RENT Apartment on ItnatL Mr- a1nd Mrs; 'a",J' Wick avunue. Inquire 454 N. Btuphons. , ham. wn0 spe"1 Christmas holl- ,days here and In Roseburg with KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS ! relatives, left :Sunday for Win Btrlctly modern. Phone 550. Chester Bay to spend a lew days Educational HAY 'Haled oats and vetch, baled rye grass. R. C- Good, Hox 101, lluu to 2. Work Wanted I MEN WANTED to start imme diate training for airplane con struction work. Wonderful fu ture. Must be American citizen. Small fee.. P. O. Box .1223, Se attle, Washington. PHONE 282 Green and Dry Slab Wood possF.Bitnrw.iTMnKR no ;l WANTED Practical nursing, t Experienced. Mrs. A. Snook, Idleylcl Star Route, Roseburg. Chiropractor (VR H. R. SCt )FI ELI . Phnhe S7 FURNACES vadium cleaned flu WASHING MACHINES IRONERS cleaning. Cull 841. J. C. liewley. Rcrgh's, 630 Winchester. Ph. 805. GARBAGE SERVICE REFRIGERATION S6HVICE , ,a , - r , , ' , BILL'S Garbage Service. Effiolenl I R. C Jones. Ttinn isH-T. service. Reasonable rates. Ph. 83H. - 4-ROOM furnished apartment Calll,'P,r!!turninE 'to their home In Mrs. Jess Russell returned at 218 or 232 S. Jackson. FOR KENT 5-room furnished du-j her 'home here Sunday. She to plex. Phono 179-It. 'II jj spent the 'past 'few weeks 'In MODERN 3-room ApL Call at The riiana receiving mcaicm a C, ,,. Cl,on I vice. J. , Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Wilson and vrim-HM rnmiihui on.rtmont son. Bud. and daughter. Bottle. ' 826 S. Main. iifrom Corvallls arrived here Fri- ) day with Mrs. Wilson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. urae. I Miss Alberta Short of Hose- burg was visiting at the home of HOUSEKEEPER, unencumbered. ner Parent Mr. and Mrs. Geo, about ' 45. in motherless linmo. Short, Monday. ! Two girls, school age. No drink-1 Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gardiner 1 ors or smokers. Job open Jiinu- returned to their home In Ver nry I. llox 957, c-o N'ews-Rcvlew. noniji Sunday. Mrs. W. E. FUNNY BUSINESS Help Wanted ALLEY OOP ...AMD I SAWAV X THIS DOKSM'T MAKE 'SWELL SWORDyA. BETTERV 3EMSE.' HOW IS ATYABU3" kiAut: ciidp IT THAT I, OP THE IT WAS A ; , r-. rVVuoi i TWEMTIETH CEUTURV SCCrCC V-K I II" I , Buy it THESE AKJCIEMT eeypTiAKis ? HMm.' I THIKIk. X HAVE IT... AS WELL AS THE WHV OF ALLEY OOPS APPAREKJT USE OF MODERW EMGLISH, THO HE SPEAMS DIRECT FROM AK) EARLY ERA IM THE LIFE OF NAAMklrJP. So that's How It's Done, Eh4 0 By V. T. Hamlin So' WHAT? THERE MUST BE SOMETHIMS ABOUT TIME TRAVEL THAT GIVES ALL. RM2.TIE-S THE ROWER. IMSTAMTLV TO INTER PRET .SPOKEM THOUGHT. n -TH AlOW ISM'T f THAT JUST jL'LOVELV.1 GETTIMG MY eAfilC BELT SACK. FROM CLEOPATRA ISW'T 3DIMe TO BE HALF A. lOUbrl 1. AKJTICIPATcD. 71 r , WOOPH. mi BY NBA SKRVUIE. fIC. nil iCOPH IM1 IV HU ttuvier. mti. T. M. SEP. U. 8. MT. "Quick I Order some cold remedies I" FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Chance of a Lif time By Merrill Blosser WHAT ARE YOU DOING IN HERE ALOME? ARE YOU TRYING To ISOLATE THE mi" VE JUST BEEM DOimg Some THINKING' ATOM f you better join the partv--we're playing Forfeits and , I'NA THE judge WHAT IS IT - FINE OR Super-fine? FINE v C - Nave The owner, of ir eo 1 f Cand ir I . OUTSIDE AND COUNT THE STARS Y I fx belongs ia L, 1 wrrH jinny wvnnej have him ) ' A vy 1 1 jA-.xfitKKLES.'W fciss HER fOR ME AND IF If ANr Cm 3 XijfJ.,,Y ' wwl I UIXI CPJirJia I JJ1V1 ' " w 7 i ' t"rrViT M. BUG. U. S. PAT. OFFV BOOTS AND HIS BUDDIES Home, Sweet Home By Edgar Martin I CKti . VviC CfM GO HOtA- I I r. . i7X lM ' I P 3 ml 'ft ? Poor. SUN W.V. VH TRIP i t : I '- am. 141 v m a HKvinr. wn. t m "n .. pat or, ) Thompson, mother o Mrs. Gard iner, accompunled them as far as Albany to spend a week at' the home o her cousin, Mrs. W. G. Grubbe. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sands and Mrs. E. Schroder spent Christ mas at Reedsport with the let ter's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Godley. . Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ayers untl family spent Saturday In Eugene visiting friends and shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Essen of Medford were Sunduy evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Mc Kay. " T. E. Grae was presented Christmas with a wrought iron Bute 'Sign with his name engrnv- cd Cn it. It was made and pre sented to him by an old friend, J. S. Robbie, of Independence, Oregon. Roy Tipton and daughters, Vir ginia and Marian, and son, Grant Jr., of Portland, were Christmas j guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 'Sands and Mr. -and Mrs. Ralph ISands. i j Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thrortberg unci Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman I of Sutherlln were Christmas din ner guests of Mrs. Lillian Thron berg. . Mrs. D. E. Moon spent New Year's eve with Mr. and Mrs. . Sidney Helllwell of Roseburg. 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, pile, catarrh, coughs, asthma, high blood pressure, dropsy, tumor, rheumatism, eozema, stomach ulcer, yellow fever and female complaints, without operation. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday j h Leong 'ae'(Sen County Bank Bldg., Medford, Oregon 34 Years' Thursday, Friday, Saturday Experience 1 32 N. Jackson Sr., Roseburg, Oregon Hold Everything! WASH TUBBS What Next? SO YOU ABE a. 6-SiaL! A BRAVE ANO OASHIMS ej-filRL! HOW t:ienJrUitsl DELlOHTrULLY ROMANTIC! ONCE VOU MADE THE FOOL OF KAE . BUT CVCKfT niKQ! I QNLV OrJCJB TELL ME -HOW MUCM 00 VOU KNOW OF OUR "--toWW- . PPESENT ACTIVITIES f .JT MWmV"iUWV8i HE'.A.HEH! TMATICO NOT BELIEVETS FOR IF VOU kfklEUJ PUPOVTUILIA . IAIN WOULt' WOT 'AVE BOTHERHD lo RENT THE APARTMENT NEXT TO MINE f COME,COMR'i I SPARROW! 1 V PRETTV W By Roy Crane COMRADES, TO THE CELLAR WITH OUR LITTLE TMtue i& Y65T TIME TO CLfP HER vviwss r ' CO ft. tHI IT Ml WVttt IK- TWIWU 1 T Of 1-7 "Tliul linifil bo Hie new slralcisl 1 heard the gcucrul was
