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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1941. SEVEN livestock FOR SALE A-l grade Jersey bull, 18 months. Mrs. John Wyatt, 4 miles north Pacific highway. FOR SALE Eighty good ewe lambs. Come see. Good fresh cows and heifers, Angora goats. Arb Stearns, Oakland. FOR SALE No. 1 family cow, fresh in 2 months. Frank Mann, Sutherlin. Oregon, at Henry Dcncly place. ; f GOOD Jersey cow for sale, 4 ' years old, will be fresh May 1. J. F. Byrd. Phone 396-R. J WANTED Springer cows. W. A. m Blaekert, Myrtle Creek. WANTED Day old calf. 36F24. Phone Poultry R. I. RED chicks from trapnest cd hens. ' Also from pen pedi greed matings. Limited supply. Leghorns and Hampshires drom trapnestcd strains. None bettor. Watzig Hatchery. FOR SA1 Barqaln if taken at once 250 good Leghorn pul i -s in production. Ackley's Gun Store, Oak Street Bridge. HUSKY baby chicks, starting early next week. Also baby zig Hatchery. FOR SALE 100 New Hampshire i Red chickens, now laying, blood tested, cheap. Dale Checv cr, Elkton. HENS wanted; Box 133, Camas Valley. . I ALLEY OOP Out of Gos By V. T. Hamlin I BV GOSH, OOl? I'M GLADSy! CtW- A SHOTGUU I V" ") f iWAMF? TX) ( THItSiVOXl SVOU AM' VOURl J WE FOUMD THIS BOATci!! vEH BUT SAwBROOSHT ALONG FORTHIS WAY,A tumSw tO I I THEMST sHCGUN' WHAT WAS " i : WITH THAT BIS SAILTO B'M ( TDM..' WHAT IS VOL). ..'MOW WHILE-3 HUH? OH,T. 71 B ' J hfy T V Isoww AMDTHF ) ATl WFAVIm' ) t DO THE WORK, OUR Ami THIS THIMSPWEVE NOTHING SEE...VPUlU 7 rY?YvH rll AMG V ABOUT THE Lt FE J I TT2IP DOWMTHE NILE .m V ELSE TO DQ I'LL ( THESE LITTLE "U " ft H (oSHH l5Eh fT" t I J TO ALEXANDRIA 7 -Cr) N, SHOW SOU HOW ( GADGETS WITH, V :-JMlT JJJr- OF raLEV ? S j ''' ' ' ' ' ' '''-- COPR.' mi BYNEA SERVICE. llie:SJ i j IRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Fixing Things By Merrill Blotter il ' V' r V ' n' "'" pp75ps', M FRECKLES) YOU LOOK. V V Tc- 111W T S , VOL) WOULDMT WANT ATTA i. STUNMIN6 1 l DIDN'T r GOSU, f THERE ARE ONLY TwO To MOVE OVER, So C BO J f t T,"1! I KUOW VOU WERE FRECK-Y STUBS,. 1 SlNieLE TLoeES LEFT, SOME FELLOW COULD ST ' 4 V fM' lJ?! fillip I BOOTS AND HIS BUDDIES Some Joint By Edgar Martin 1 A k,Vt 0 Q rr i -we. owo oAVfe ow asoot k Hn come , . f fflij 1 WASH TUBBS What's He Up to Now By Roy Crane i jfs ly) (x WE EAP Of- yOUB aAASNIPICENT 'MEDIO.L 1SE SEARCH IM")j 1VO RESEARCH BUT PERHAPS V I 'AVE CONDUC' f BOTA SAFE, POSITIVE CURE '-'' AH' 7 i Al jLmilxi kZl ' THE OLt OOLWTEV, PC BASILA. rAV BROTHER M MOS' ILL $1 VMOCK IN MED'CIME, VOU kTMOW OF SOME KAMY EXPERIMENTS 1 FOR THE HUMAM BEIN6 XVTy tx fZS U T . ? 4 Of THE MALTA FEVER. THE DOCTORS CAM 00 LITTLE. TS3( BUTA PRACTICING CURE WHICH HA NOT ) WIS AUIUAL. VES. J AH.NOl I FEAR r"-"" 7 ' 13 !kJ JT V V,- a ) t (M DESPERATION I 'AVE jr' 7?rrrT-& V ''L K PHy& C1 i M0 ' , VET BECOME 1CW0WN L SOME WIS PROMISING I IT PO NOT EX IS J .4: , VIOSI A9 Y I SJl BEV -L V--fcsrT( -j ,nSy VTr Xlt '-'. lr,.y,Sf Y'L. M.t.:J aiues A SMU6 fiBuMT of SATISFACTION thezoonsosufepluocxMloi.tU'iiiptnlioii Rentals FOR RENT 5-room house, on highway at 709 S. Stephens. Good condition, modern, with garage. Page Lumber & Fuel Co. Phone 242. FURNISHED, heated and un heated apartments. Modern. Inquire 121 N. Jackson morn ings, 124 W. Douglas evenings. Phone 722-R. FOR RENT Unfurnished, mod ern, 5-room house. Furnace. 500 E. Washington. Phone 34- -13. I ' : I FURNISHED room, steam heat, bath. Bell building, 122 S. I Jackson, opposite Indian thca- tre. MODERN, 3-room apartment. El ectric range, refrigerator and garage. Inquire 940 Winches ter. -I FOR RENT Apartment on Rast avenue. Inquire 454 N. Steph- FOR RENT 5-room modern house, $16 month. Phone 3-F-22. KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phone 550. FOR RENT 5-room furnished duplex. Phone 179-R. MODERN, furnished apartment. 926 S. Main. FURNISHED 2-room apartment, private bath. 112 Brockway. PARTLY furnished house. N. Jackson. 404 ROOM, with kitchen privileges. 246 S. Rose. ROOMS Board if desired. Phone 803, Hoy, Grain, Feed EXCELLENT oats and vetch, al so grass, pea vine and vetch hay, $10.00 per ton. Need room for new crop. Rowe, mile north of Wilbur. FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. $8-10 ton, in lots 2 ton or more. Oats, vetch $10 ton. R. R. Clarke, Oakland. FOR SALE Six tons baled cheat hay. Ralph Sands, Wil bur. FOR SALE Hay, b8led oats and vetch. Howard Hatfield, phone 14-F-41. Wanted WANTED Shelled walnuts. Roseburg Poultry Co., 920 S. Stephens street. 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. Instruction LESSONS Guitar, Banjo, Man dolin 75c. Information at Ott's Music Store. Fuel PHONE 2S2 . Green and Dry Slab Wood ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. Chiropractor DR. H. B. ScofleM. Fnone 273 Reed Estate WITH BUILDING PRICES GO ING UP, INFLATION AROUND THE CORNER Now is, the time to buy your home! 5-room, modern bungalow. Close in. Hardwood floors through out. Full basement. Furnace. Bullt-ins. Breakfast nook. $2, 950. S300 down. 5-room stucco bungalow. Hard wood floors. Two blocks from courthouse. Fireplace. Base ment. $3,200. 5- room house. Large lot. Close in. Plenty of built-ins. Excellent plumbing. Breakfast nook. Basement. Furnace. $2,250. $600 down. 6- room house in North Roseburg. Large corner lot 125x140 on paved street. Plenty of room to build two more houses. Rents for 520 per month. $1,250. Half cash. W. A. BOGARD, REAL ESTATE, 214 CASS ST. INVESTIGATE Hie opportunities we are offering you to get es tablished on a iarm 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. TRADE Service station near Willamlna for small home in Roseburg. Also trade 50 acres improved near Salem and 10 acres improved near Portland. H. Potter, c-o News-Review. 5-room house, lot, Gold Hill. Value $1000. Trade clear for clear. Viking cream separa tor, 500 pounds, $30. Cow and calf, Guernsey, $50. O. C. Stan wood, Oakland. FOR TRADE Small .house, rents for $10, for larger place or acreage. Phone 759-R or ad dress Route 1, Box 6, Roseburg. SMALL 4-room house, nearly new. 1 lot, $250. Inquire Pop Kennedy's Fruit Stand. For Sale Miscellaneous FOR SALE All the following household furniture: Nice dav enport and chair, swing rock er, 9x12 Axmtnstcr rug and rug pad, utility table, end ta ble, floor lamp, radio, 2 Ax minster bedroom rugs, 2 wal nut bedroom sets, coil springs and mattresses, breakfast set, china cupboard, Montag circu lator heater, electric range and Frlgldaire. All nice. Must be sold. On Pacific highway, 1 mile north of Camp View. See sign In front yard "Furniture For Sale." Will be there from 10:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. Thurs day and Friday only. I WHY NOT get the Hy-Power, guaranteed multler and for get your muffler troubles. Al so get your glass at Sarff's Auto Wrecking House. FOR SALE Estate gas range with wood or coal incinerator, used only eight months, $159.50 value. Will sell for S90. Phone 533-J or 220. FOR SALE Heavy team horses, harness, 2 stoves, new electric washing machine, other house hold articles. Mrs. W. J. Wil son, Olalla. SMALL threshing machine for sale or trade for hay, fence posts, wood or what have you. Ernest Bilger, Route 1, Box 150. i THE ORANGE TRUCK arrived Wednesday with its regular load of fresh fruits and veget ables. In fresh produce you really get all the vitamins that it ever contained. We have large lettuce, 2 for 13c; fine celery, 5c, 10c and 15c; green spinach, 5c a pound; nice beets, 3 bunches 10c; turnips and carrots, 3c pound; rhu barb, 4c pound; Italian broc coli, 10c a bunch; beautiful white, sound cauliflower, 10c and 15c; yellow Danvor on ions, 5 pounds 19c; fresh cab bage, 24c pound. See our per fect sweet potatoes, out of the cellar, 5 pounds 19c; yams, 3 pounds, 19c; date prunes, 4 pounds, 25c; sound bananas, 0c pound; red radishes, 3c bunch. Our regular line of sweet or anges, sour lemons and swell grapefruit Is always available in any size. This week we have the finest home cured ripe olives In bulk, 30c a quart, 55c a half gallon and $1.00 a gallon. Bring your, gallon con tainers. Take home 50 pounds No. 2 Klamath Irish potatoes for 35c. Red tomatoes, 11c pound. The Orange Truck Is lo cated just north of Roseburg j at the new building. A NEW modern storage locker system at Douglas Ice and Storage Co. Attractive rates. Cartons for sale. I SELL nursery stock. Do prun ing, grafting, landscapping. Louis Bergold, Route 1, Rose burg. FOR SALE Remington portable typewriter. Also Terreplane I coupe. Room 5, Masonic Bldg. ELECTROLUX sales and service. Phone 561. 119 W. Mosher. GENERAL 8AW 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 bcrv. Phone 348. PAINTING PAINTING, papering, kalsomin ing. Phone 2F41. GARBAGE SERVICE Bill's Garbage Service. Efficient serv. Reasonable rates. Ph. 338. Elkton ELKTON, Feb. 6. Mrs. Sid ney Gates Is 111 at her home. Mr. and Mrs. James Gates and Mrs. Leona Madison have re turned from Ashland where they were called by the death of W. L. Spade, who was the father of Mrs. Gates and Mrs. Madison. Mr. and Mrs. Carl -Binder were Eugene visitors Friday. H. H. Listorud has returned from Modoc Point as there was so much snow he could not go to work. Mrs. Nell Phillips, Miss Belle Truman and Mrs. Katie Dally were Eugene visitors Monday. Lawrence Smith is- ill at his home. Mrs. Nellie Binder, Mrs. Dora McClay and LoRoy Morganti were attending to business mat ters in Eugene Friday. J. N. Henderer Is 111 at his home. Mrs. Laura Blackman and Mrs. Joyce Smith, of Waldport, were Elkton visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs.H. H. Llsterud were Roseburg visitors Monday. The young people who are working or attending school at Eugene that were home over the week end were Miss Bernlce Gar rison, Miss Faye Bossen, Henry Wcalhcrly, Joe 'Slagel, Bernle Slagel and Everett Butler, Miss Evelyn Hudson, who Is attending school at Ashland, and Miss Owertha Hudson, who is teaching at Bridge, spent the week-end at home. Neal Garrison left Wednesday for Los Angeles to meet Mrs. Garrison, who is returning from Honolulu, where she was called by the Illness and death of her mother. Mrs. Agnes Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hardesly, Eugene Darby, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schad were shopping in Eugene Friday. Mrs. H. B. Cox, who has been visiting at Elkton the past three AUCTION SALE MONDAY, FEB. 10TH At the Roseburg Auction Market, North Roseburg, on High way 99. Miscellaneous articles at 12 o'clock sharp and live stock at 2 o'clock. 60 to 80 head of feeder shoats, weaner piga and sows. Cattle, consisting of springer heifers and cows, veal calves, yearling heifers and young calves. 1 smooth mouth saddle horse, weight 1100. 1 2-horsepower Ottawa gas en gine. 1 good 12-inch walking plow. 1 good 4-wheel trailer with rack. Furniture, 1 Victrola, radio combination, 1 Economy King cream separator, 2 Incubators, beds and springs, rockers and many other articles. Chickens, rabbits, 1500 pounds of No. 2 Klamath Falls spuds, carrots, turnips. Consign with us and receive your cash. ANDERSON AND SCHRICKER, AUCTIONEERS AND MANAGERS GUS DEVOS, lLERK Hold Everything! RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING Roseburg Electric. Phone 123. RADIO SERVICING Bill Calhoun's Radio Music Store Ph. 93. Hargls Radio Service. Phone 196. Lund Radio Service. Phone 34. - FLUE CLEANING Furnaces vacuum cleaned flue cleaning. Call 841. J. C. Bew ley. WASHING MACHINES 1SONERS Bergh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 805. REFRIGERATION SERVICE E. C. Jones. Phone 139-L. weeks returned to her home at Lakeside Friday. Wm. Frost has moved to ' North Bend. Mrs. Clara Smith, Mrs. Sallie -Cheever, Iris Haines and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Haines were" in Eugene Monday. Mrs. Cheever entered the Sacred Heart hospit al for treatment. H. H. Llsterud returned from Modoc Point Wednesday where he was to work on road improve- ; ment as he. was unable to go to ' work because of snow. Stacy Fenlcy and. Leonard Ross went to North Bend one day this week to give blood for a transfusion for Mrs. Edith Brown, who is ill in the Kelzer hospital. The blood of Mr. Ross was used and Mr. Fenley was to return in a few days. Tenmile TENMILE. Feb. 6 Purly Hahn was transacting business In Rose burg Tuesday. Mrs. Julia Crowley visited hoj daughter and son-in-law In Co qulllo, over the week-end. ' J. M. Cabot has installed an electric pump at his poultry ranch, John McCuIloch, visited his sis ter In Marshfclld over the week end. , Sam Moss . and Albert Smith! were among those to attend tha annual meeting and potluck din ner held by the mombrs of the West Douglas Electric Coopera tive Inc., last Monday in Rose burg. J. G. Barnes was elected as director for Tcnmllo for the coming year. t NEW AT HAYNES' STORE Fine quality pictures Floral, Birds, Colonial and Boxed sets. (Adv.) lodny 1 come to an just looki I