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Newspaper Page Text1 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2 3, 1 94 1'. SEVEN For Your Convenience The Dituulaa County atorea will tnkr Want Ada fur tue Nl-iva-llt-vlrw. l l.vi:ira vuki;t J Sulhrrllii ; STKAUMt & I llhNOWUTll tlaklaad ,' STOXAKKH lllttti t o. I Yonv-lla .iii)( ti n mo itt: Klklun hi:ii t UK'S 1 llllllll til.im: vnim; ' tillilr ' i. it. Mi nors t llriii-ktviiy II. II. lilt IITHII I'll, . i t'liiiina Yiilli-v , noi:i.i.s Mimrc I'minUr C. t'. I'OHIIACK lllllnril HKYMH.IIS .1 A HAMS .Myrllr t'rofk hi IMi:it lllilille lu:M;i:irs j l.lrndalr I IICVMM.HH.S rnnyonvlllr days t iii:i:k itoiii; llnyn t reek The allnve Mliiren will accent tlda mid uilvuh-iii rr llitn. .Inat tell the men-limit llnteil auuvet "I tvtiiit in mil mi ml In lite Xctva-ltrvlru," mid lip trill take care of nil t lie ili-tnlli fin vn NEWS-REVIEW Classified Ads I Phone 100 ? RATES First Insertion, per word 2c Each subsequent insertion per .'t word lc . 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'p vswiil i iifi'v I jiiii i -i For Sale Miscellaneous THE ORANGE TRUCK Is In again with a full load, of fresh produce. Enjoy the sweetest oranges, yet priced, lc each, 15c, 17c, 19c, 23c and 27c per dozen. Beautiful, ripe lemons, lc each. All sizes of grape fruit, 20c to 35c a dozen, 65c for a full half case. Get a full packed i oranges, 1 grapefruit and 20 fine lemons for $1.95. Listing vegetables as celery, large Utah, 10c; lettuce, sweet, 5c; cauliflower, 2 for 15c; very sweet tangerines, 4 lbs. 25c; hard cabbage, 2Jc pound; white onions, 3 lbs., 14c; fresh tomatoes, 2 lbs., 19c; red yams, 3 lbs., 19c; No. 1 sweet pota toes, 5 lbs.. 19c; carrots and turnips, 3 bunches 10c. All var ieties of app:es, ;5c per pack ed box. Get the good - habit of trading at the Orange Truck and enjoy health and a notice able saving on each purchase. FOR SALE Montag Colonial range; Hotpoint electric range; Hotpoint demonstrator Ironer; white enamel gas range; Maytag electric wash er; Kenmore gas washer; white enameled kitchen cab inet; oak dining table, chairs and buffet; 4 piece walnut bed room set; nice velour daven port and chair. Judd's Furni ture. L1ME SPREADER Covers 15 foot width, distributes evenly. It will also spread super phos phate and other fertilizers. We have only one at sale price of $39.50. WHARTON BROS. A NEW modern storage locker system at Douglas ice and Storage Co. Attractive rates. Cartons for sale. 3DrarjS'fs mg; nc u w j .:-. , yr,r w 11 WHY NOT get the Hy-Power, I guaranteed muliler and for- get your muffler troubles. Al so get your glass at Sarff's Auto Wrecking House. ELECTROLUX sales and service. Phone 561. 11? W. Mosher. Real Estate INVESTIGATE the opportunities we are offering you to get es tablished on a farm of your own. Call at the National Farm Loan office, 415 Perkins Building, Roseburg, or write C. A. Barnes, 167 E. 8th St., Eugene. Federal Land Bank of Spokane. FOR SALE At a sacrifice house and lot for home or in vestment. Good location. $900 down, balance easy payments. Box 970, c-o News-Review. Livestock FOR SALE Hygrade O. I. C. boar, reasonable, 1 year old, ex tra good type. , Campbell's Ranch, 2 miles north Canyon ville, Gazley Route. FOR SALE Light team. Will trade for milk cows. Norman Ellis, 6 miles W. of Melrose. TEAM OF MARES. Bargain for quick sale. Phone 34-F-5. 40 HEAD mixed goats for sale. Phone 19F14, Roseburg. FOR SALE Pigs. Phone 42F3. Poultry 500 LEGHORN pullets, excellent t condition, goou strain, i-umuuk i in full lav. Inauire Acklcv's Gun Store. Oak street bridge. 1 Rentals THREE-ROOM furnished apart ment. Private bath. Stationary wash tubs and electric washing machine. Adults only. Harth's Toggery. FOR RENT OR SALE 5-room house, on highway at 709 S. Stephens. Good condition, mod ern, with garage. Page Lumber & Fuel Co. Phone 242. FOR RENT 6-room house with acre, barn and chicken house. Close in. Inquire evenings, 926 Riverside Drive. FURNISHED loom, steam heat, bath. Bell building, 122 S. Jackson, opposite Indian thea tre. . : FOR KENT OR SALE Large j house, close in. Low rent. Page . Lumber & Fuel Co. Phone 242. MODERN, steam heated apart ments. Northslde Apartments. Phone 369-J. 3-ROOM house, $10.00. Phone 759-R. John Atterbury, East Douglas. FOR RENT Aparrment on Rast avenue. Inquire 454 N. Steph- KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phone 550. FOR RENT d-room furnished duplex. Phono 179-R. CLOSE IN. Apartment. $6.00.. 302 West Washington street. FIVE-ROOM modern house. 420 Vista avenue. MODERN, furnished apartment. 926 S. Main, 6-ROOM house. Phone 722-J. A Diversion y -. i. namiin FOR RENT 3-room, furnished apartment, 117 W. Lane street. Hot and cold water furnished, S16. Phone 417. G.W.Young & son. FURNISHED and unfurnished house for rent. Free rent un til February 1. 915 E. Second street. BELTONIA, modern, furnished apartment. Tile sink, Frigid aire. Opposite Umpqua Hotel. Reasonable. Phone 12-L. Help Wanted MIDDLE-AGED man, residing alone in modern farm home, wants competent housekeeper single, widow, but no objec tion to one young child. Liberal wage. Box 971, c-o News-Review. SET fallers and buckers wanted at once. See Jack Smith, Boomer Hill, first plank road at right at cattle guard. MIDDLE AGED man and wife to work on poultry farm. J. M. Cabot, Tenmile. Business Opportunities FOR SALE Service station and cafe business. Good location. Sec L. M. Wells, Coos Junction. Instruction LESSONS-Guitar, Banjo, Man dolin 75c. Information at ' Ott's Music Store. DR. H. B. Siofiold. Phone 273. Autos Lost and Found FOR TRADE Equity In 1937 log- : ging truck for pickup. P. O. LOST Thursday gold antique Box 62, Oakland, Oregon. ) earring. Reward. Phone 389-Y. Wanted WANTED To buy 22-calibre, au tomatic, Colts-Woodsman pistol. J. N. Boor, Garden Valley road, Box 139. WANTED Work team, 1300 pounds, for farm work. M. L. Squier, Sutherlin. Hay, Grain, Feed FIRST CLASS alfalfa for sale. Phone 31F5. John Sinclair, Garden Valley. FOR SALE Hay, baled oats and vetch. Howard Hatfield, phone 14-F-41. Miscellaneous CAMP VIEW Beauty shop, 1 mile north ot Roseburg. Open evenings by appointment. All work guaranteed. Phone 679. Ella Stimmel. Trade ALMOST new, electric radio, 11 tubes, cost $85.00. Trade for car or light truck or what have you. Inquire Pop Kennedy's Fruit Stand. Fuel PHONE 282 Green and Dry Slab Wood ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. Chiropractor GENERAL SAW FILING Howard Casebeer, 443 S. Steph ens. Also furniture repairing. ANTIQUES The Strange Shop, 106 S. Main. AUTO REPAIRING Knight-Porter, Douglas & Main. Body, fender work, painting. LOCKSMITH Pacific Key Serv. Phone 348. WASHING MACHINES iSONERS Bergh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 805. REFRIGERATION SERVICE E. C. Jones. Phone 139-L. Dentistry Extraction. Pyorrhea Treatment Gas when desired New style plates and teeth Old plates refitted like new Dr. Nerbas Masonic Bldg. Phone 488 Dr. G. W. Marshall, Med. A. Bldg. Myrtle Creek MYRTLE CREEK, Jan. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dyer and small son, from Bly, Ore., have been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Dyer, after spending the holidays with Mrs. Dyer's relatives In Portland. Mr. and Mis. Clare Brownson and little daughter arrived here the first of the year for a visit at the W. C. home, after spend ing the Christmas vacation in Portland and Astoria, with rela tives. They left Thursday for Klamath Fulls where they will visit with Mrs. Brownson's par ents, before returning to their homo in California. F. M. Walker left the first of the week for Grants Pass, look ing after some business inter ests. , Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Patterson, who returned the first of the year from their honeymoon trip, are making their home in the Brill property a mile south or town. Mr. Patterson has had the misfortune to be In an auto accident, besides an Illness, which has kept him confined to his homd for the past few weeks. H. G. Jonson, from Junction City, has recently moved his fam ily into the Rice house on 3rd I and Division streets. They had as their guests for Sunday din I ner, Mrs. Lena Jackson and her son, Lee, and C. II. Lindsay, of Ashland. The Myrtle Creek Rod and Gun club met Monday evening for regular routine business with some thirty-five members pres ent. The club went on record as favoring the organization of a AUCTION SALE MONDAY, JANUARY 27 At the Roseburg Auction Livestock Market. Miscellaneous artloles at 12 o'clock sharp; livestock at 2 o'clock. Hog, consisting of 60 to 80 head of nice feeder shoats, iowi, and weaner pigs. Cattle, comlitlng of milch cows, springers, heifers, and yearling heifers and caivei. Chickens, tools, drag 6aw, blacksmith tools, feed chop per, etc. Furniture, consisting of beds and mattresses, hi-boy, breakfast table, chairs, desk and many other articles, also a re frigerator, 1 good electric fan, like new, and sewing machine. Con sign with us and get the cash. Your patronage appreciated. ' ANDERSON AND SCHRICKER, AUCTIONEERS AND MANACER8 GUS DE VOS, CLERK Hold Everything! con mi ,r mia invict. imc t. m tre "You're Ihc bQinc co Ilia I pinclictl nic n year ago today ' .- nmll world, ain't it?" v RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING Roseburg Electric. Phone 123. RADIO SERVICING Bill Calhoun's Radio Music Store. Ph. 93. Hargis Radio Service. Phone 196. Lund Radio Service. Phone 34, FLUE CLEANING Furnaces vacuum cleaned flue cleaning. Call 841. J. C. Bew ley. GARBAGE SERVICE Bill's Garbage Service. Efficient serv. Reasonable rates. Ph. 338. junior rifle club, 'and the secre tary was instructed to send a re solution to the school board ask ing for its support. The club al so agreed to donate $15 as a fund to be used to construct the range, which would be built in the school house basement, and v Tom Ireland, principal, would in struct the pupils who were in terestcd, in learning how to handle a rifle. A letter from the Rod and Gun club of Roseburg, was read, asking appolntrnjM---;: a committee of three to , W" with other clubs, to : p$ ; some action on fish laws 'i;. legislature. Vic Cornutt, 1 , V,.., Dougal and E. A. Shirtclilf-i: appointed on this committee, Tha f ' two captains for the new year arc E. C. Chapman and Vic Cor nutt. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thomas and Mrs. Thomas' mother, Mrs. Wy met, of Seaside, Oregon, were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vaughn, for several . days last week. Practice for initiation will be held at the meeting of Job's Daughters on January 22, Wed nesday evening, and it is urged that all members be present. OUR GOAL Service that plexei If the goal we set and we make It, every time you use one of our taxlcabal As comfortable at an . . . eaay chair. CALL TAXI 21 IMMEDIATE SERVICE EVERYWHERE i at ort I I