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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEW-REViWt ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1 94 1. SEVEN Livestock i FOR SALE 165 head ewes, lambing Romney, Black Face and Corriedale. See Ted Guetz loff, Ashland, Oregon, Route 1 at once. FOR SALE 1 pair mares, good i farm team, 1 3-ycar.old geld- ing. One mile N. W. Melrose Store, Box. 21'0-A, Melrose Itbute. ONE good Jersey milk cow, will Be fresh in about five weeks. Also rabbit hutches. Frank , Cairns, Melrose star route. JERSEY cow, ton of first cutting - alfalfa hay and DcLaval separa- tor. George Felt, Box 149, Mel iyose route. ' FOR SALE Karakul fur sheep. ' ; Write P. O. Box 721, Salem, jprcgon, for personal interview . br information. f WANTED Work horse, about f" jjt-100 pounds, blocky build, not i' .over 8 years. Phone 3 F-5. fv W.ANTED Fresh cows, spring t' ;ei-s and heifers. Call 1200 Win I Chester. Phone 663. FOR SALE Five " ?! ing fresh. P. M. 'Vlcalla, Oregon. cows, Jensen, com-Yon- FOR SALE Day-old calf. 320- S f egg incubator. C. S. Hofmann, Melrose road. ; PIGS for sale. Weight 45 pounds. ;J T. D. Hodges, Lookingglass. 'FOR SALE Two hdrses. How l;A art! Ward, Days Creek. W ANTED Young Angora goats. U G. W. Shook, Oakland. Chiropractor H. B. Scotii'l', if ALLEY OOP fROMANS MO. OOP THIS ISN'T OUR.V i-f"' . .. . . ' ?! N ATTACKING? AFFAIR. ..BUT WE'VE GOT Lit V AHH! HfcKfcS N SWELL.' WE'LL )TO GET BACK ON THE MJ SNUB-UOSED ROMANS MEAN GIVE 'EM A J WALL, WHERE WE f&rT !Vr L,L ST BUSINESS. FIT. EH, V LEFT OUR MACHINE H T 1 , r-' '-'if i Heckles and his friends Are- you r Vce OVERCOMING YOUR, romantic WIS OBSTACLES ? HE'S BOOTS AND HIS BUDDIES WASH TUBBS MAKE UP YOUR M1NC PASSILA! EITHER YOU WILL ( ' 6IVE TO HE THE MALTA FEVER CULTURE. OR YOUR SON WILL PIE IW A CONCEWTRATIONCAMP. 5 " 1 WHICH SHALL IT BE f 1 v . r . S ( ANY 60V ....N ' N s ' ( TON' LET HIM ) fS ii-J Rentals FOR RENT 3-room house, on highway at 709 S. Stephens. Good condition, modern, with garage. Page Lumber & Fuel Co. Phone 242. FURNISHED, heated hpatpd aI,al.tmInta. and un Modern. inquire 121 N. Jackson morn ings, it w. uougias evenings. Phone 722-R. WANTED 20 acres, small house, close In, for couple. Henry Mctzker, Roseburg, Route 2, Box 135. FOR RENT Unfurnished, mod ern, 5-room house. Furnace. 500 E. Washington. Phono 34-F-13. MODERN, 3-room apartment. El ectric range, refrigerator and garage. Inquire 940 Winches ter. FOR RENT Apartment on Rast avenue. Inquire 454 N. Steph ens. FOR RENT 5-room modern house, $16 month. Phone 3F 22. FURNISHED 2-room apartment, private bath. 112 Brockway. KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phone 550. FOR RENT-ra-room furnished duplex. Phone 179-R. MODERN, furnished apartment. 926 S. Main. HOUSE for rent. Inquire 915 E. 2nd street. I- ROOMS Board if desired. Phone 803. Akin wn ... rmrv-i um LEAVE CANCELLED FOR A WEEK BUT NOW i'VE OCJT RONNIE SHAY IN vy HAIR A FLYER IN THE MARINE CORPS T ft FURNlSHEb room, steam heat, bath. Bell building, 122 & Jackson, opposite Indian thea tre. ' ' 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 40 acres, new house, electricity, water piped in, fruit, 10 acres river loam, al falfa, barn, poultry house, garage. Exceptional v a 1 u e $.1500, J cash. Chas. Kyes, cor ner Highway 99 and Douglas. FOR SALE Summer home site, 304-ft. front on river, 1 mile below Winchester. Reasonable If taken now. C. W. Sinniger, 511 W. Fourth Avenue, Eu gene. FOR SALE 125 acres with stock and Implements on same. G. W. Rogers, Riddle. Lost and Found STRAYED From my place near Rivcrsdale school 1 Jersey cow, heavy with calf, 1 year ling Jersey heifer, with halter. If found call 421-R. W. B. Strawn. LOST 2 spotted hounds male, female. Don Pankcy, Melrose. Instruction LESSONS Guitar, Banjo, Man dolin 75c. Information at Ott's Music Store. This May Change (SEE.' W0TTA ME3S.' LOOKS LIKE THE ROMANS MEAN , BUSINESS.' Helpful Little Pest 'rtoW Does ABour SABO TAQINQ Marine One Doesn't; UNLESS ONE TO 6ET .ONES BLOCK KNOCKED OFF.' Just as They way - vrfc. ii pofe-L wweir BVfsurnFu. '. n To wea "to A Fiendish AH, THANK YOU,rR.BA5Sll.A THANK YOU S I KNEW YOU WOULD NOT PERMIT YOUR I tTCPlO PBOFlrS- SiOWAL ETHIC5 TO TRIUMPH I yr-r- i lit For Sale Miscellaneous FOR SALE Modern style, flat top, small electric range, good condition $29.50; second hand refrigerator, good condition, late model; fine used 11 tube cabinet radio; gas washing ma chine and many other bar gains. Judd's Furniture Store. FOR SALE 2 gasoline pumps, 2 grease guns, 1 adding machine, 1 cash register, 1 vice, 1 set taps and dies, 1 boring bar, 1 electric growler, 2 sets rope diocks, wciaing ana cutting torch. See Parker at Roseburg Garage. WHY NOT get the Hy-Pbwcr, guaranteed muffler and for get your muffler troubles. Al so get your glass at Sarff's Auto Wrecking House. GOOD variety of used sewing machines. Also expert repair ing and hemstitching. Singer Sewing Machine Agency, 125 W. Cass. A NEW modern storage locker system at Douglas' Ice and Storage Co. Attractive rates. Cartons for sale. BABY BED, vacuum cleaner, ta ble, fruit jars, etc. Booth and Kancs streets, Miller's Addi tion. I SELL nursery stock, do prun ing, grafting, landscaping. Louis Bergold, Route 1, Rose burg. FOR SALE 2 full size baby beds. Inquire Mrs. Owen Rose, 3 miles east of Sutherlln. ELECT ROLUX sales and service. Phone 561. 119 W. Mosher. ' turn's Plans ; v. ( NO OOR..VOU SEE. ) " r SAVTUM-K THIS ROMAN ' IT DOES, EH? WELL ) OL OSCAR BOOM) ATTACK ON O "JSAVANV- X WOULDN'T BE AT ALEXANDRIA REALLV yH'N3 ABOUT THEM ) . , TH' BOTTOM DID HAPPEN... HISTORY) 9weu V OF THIS, TELLS US ALU X AIRPLANES? ; , V. WOULD HE ?yjABOUT ITf jv "1 be -J I Tt.V' .' There's A big dancc COMING UP THIS WEEK AT MILLWOOD, AND HES A CIK1CM To iMwrrp June (o so wrri-i HIM .' BUT I WAr?r TO TAKE WFC rvysELpr MUST ' PLAN A COURSE OF ACTION Left It n tT course of iy. ' sJL, feUy VfcELS bO eAOLY AOOT LOSIM6 COLOMSU CA0.- I CAW TtU. ,V WtMVWO WW OV "XWt COVOKJtV o Pi.r .... n 1 Scheme ; SUCCESS! SUCCESS!! amp HrS MORAL PRINCIPLES 'AVJE OMCE, THEV WILL BREAK AGAIM X WILL -SECURE ALL THE DISEASE 6ERMS 1 WISH: THE - ORANGE TRUCK has in its weekly load of farm fresh fruits and vegetables. We give you good quality at a sav ing. We have a fresh supply of nearly anything in fruits and vegetables Lemons, nice lc ones; No. 1 sweet potatoes, 5 lbs., 19c; sweet, juicy yams, 3 lbs., 19c try them with gravy from a roast. Listing sound, white cauliflower, 10c and 15c, crisp celery, 10c and 15c. The Orange Truck has In a full supply of ripe avoca dos, a fresh barrel of ripe olives, 30c a quart, 51.00 a gal lon. Sweet southern oranges, any size, and a good price on each. Irish potatoes, 35e for 50 lb. bag, sweet tangerines, 4 lbs., 19c. The Coachella grape fruit is the sweetest now. We have 2i tons of It priced from 10c a dozen for juice to 30c a dozen. Come out to the Or ange Truck and choose what you want from a large, fresh supply. Hay, 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, $810 - ton, in lots 2 ton or more. Oats, . vetch $10 ton. R. R. Clarke, Oakland. ITU) SAl P H:,v h,.lnl nilc nnH vetch. Howard Hatfield, phone I 14- -41. Fuel PHONE 2SZ Green and Dry Slab Wood ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. "i 11)1 fTWr HECTOR fW w W II COULD SUGGEST" yi WHO TYPE WHO IS SOMETHING Jf IS W GROWS UP TO V J I WrUf Y HECTOR. I BE THE 6 11 II I I II ww, UuniMNVI I TO f z " I L COro. !' BV Htk SCBVICC. INC. T. M. REG. now that BFFkl BROKEN AMP A3AINf TP' OOHI. THt soviet. INC Autos FOR SALE: 1938 Dodge sedan. Deluxe. Very low mileage. Looks and runs like new ...$575 1938 Hudson deluxe sedan. Radio, heater. New car guarantee. A bargain for-. $550 1938 Hudson coupe. A big bar gain at : $450 1939 Nash deluxe sedan. Low mileage, with cruising gear and air cond., heater $775 1937 Nash sedan. Low mileage. Runs like new $450 1935 Ford pickup. New motor. New car guarantee. This is a real bargain ...$225 1939 International pickup. New car guarantee. A bargain....$475 1937 Nash coupe with radio, cruising gear and heater. New car guarantee. For only ....$475 1937 Chevrolet truck, dual tires, flat bed. A bargain. 1937 Dodge, flat bed truck. ' If you need a truck or trailer see L. R. Chambers at Truck Sales Service Co., phone 131. Call for L. R. C. and I will save you money. Get our easy down pay ment plan on the new Oldsmo- bile cars. Wo have several used logging trucks and trailers. Dentistry Extraction. Pyorrhea Treatment Gas when desired New style plates and teeth Old plates refitted like new Ur. Nerhas Masonic Bldg Phone 488 Dr. G. W. Marshall, Med. A. Bklg. Miscellaneous BUY, sell or trade used furniture. We may have what you want. See Pop Kennedy. By V. T. Hamlin By Merrill Blosser By Edgar Martin btt ft 60Wt "b A faVOtU- J OAV,A'T T? u. j.Tr. of), z ft) By Roy Crane HA, HA1. THIS WILL ' BE THE MOS' BRILLIANT SABOTAGE WOBK OF MV CAREER.' IN THE RI6HT PLACES, A FEW BOTTLES OF6ERMS COULD WRECK THIS COUNTRY S ENTIRE DEFENSE PROfiBAIA HI 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 scrv. Phone 318. PAINTING PAINTING, papering, kalsomln- ing. Phone 2F41. GARBAGE SERVICE Bill's Garbage Service. Efficient serv. Reasonable rates. Ph. 333. Help Wanted WANTED Respectable, u n e m Cumbered lady, between 30 and 45 years of age, to care for four motherless children, 21 months to 4 years, and home. State wages expected. J. W. Ellsworth, 1765 14th street, North Bend, Oregon. MAN and wife to work on ranch. House furnished and some oth er things. Good proposition for steady man. Box 981, c'o News Review. MAN and wife to live on small ranch. Good, modern house. No rent to pay for right party. Box 985, co News-Review. WANTED Man to do chores on ranch. Board, room and wages. Art's Log Cabin, Sutherlln. WANTED Bus boy. Applv Im mediately. Umpqua Hotel. Work Wonted CHILDREN eared for In my home by hour, day, night. Rea sonable. Mrs. Walk, 1106 Corey. (Ramnna Court.) Glide . GLIQK, .Feb. 13, Mis?.. Mar-. Knrot blakolcy and Miss ' llopiV Miles spent Monday In Roseburg visiting und shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dunham have returned lo their home on Liltle river uHer a trip to Michi gan where they purchased a Hew car. Miss Melba Palmer returned missionary from Tibet, visited at Glide over the weekend. She plans to resume her work as soon as she regains her health. The high school sponsored a box social Saturday evening In the school gym. Ping-pong and dancing were enjoyed with Gor don Kenny, ('. A. Dyslngcr, Cecil AUCTION SALE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17 At the Roseburg Auction Market, 1 mile north on highway 99. Miscellaneous articles at 12 o'clock sharp; livestock at 2 o'clock. 60 to 80 head of feeder shoats, wcaner pigs and sows. Cattle con sistlng of cows, springer heifers and bulls, veal calves, young heif ers and young calves. Furniture; 1 Mclotte cream separator, good shape; 1 Majestic electric radio; 1 Airline battery radio; 1 coll spring, like new; rockers; chairs; 1 vacuum sweeper, with attach ments; 2 9x12 rugs; 1 walnut dining table; 1 row boat, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Spuds, carrots, turnips etc. Consign with us what you have to sell. This is where the buyer and seller meet. Your patronage appreciated. ANDERSON AND SCHRICKER, AUCTIONEERS AND MANAGERS GUS DEVOS, CLERK Hold Everything! , it ""r t' l in (In 5dce I Cfin Ittt it hi, tnvirf ,mc I m lift ii Ur "Look IkiiiI. Miss ('.nimli. uiul see if voti can (hid inc. a rush ilctil Mimew here in Fforitlu !' 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. WASHING MACHINES iaONERS Bcrgh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 805. REFRIGERATION 8ERVICE E. C. Jones. Phone 139-L. Thompson, and Maurice Matthews accompanied by Mrs. Dyslnger, furnishing the music. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kenny of Corvallls visited at the home of the former's parents over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Lester" Blakcly have had their house wired for electricity which they hope to have soon. .'- Watson Talcott, who Is enrblred at OrcRon State colWgeV; Vjflted'; his parents, Mr. and MM, Ctatide' Talcott over the Wetek-im ' A large group , Hf basketball fans attended the game at Look ingglass Friday evening to see both the Glide basketball and vol ley ball teams defeated. Those attending from Glide were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simpson, Mrs. C. E. Vleck, Mrs. Wm.Farnham and son, Billy, Gene Boise and daugh ter, Marian, Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Blakely, Miss Margaret Blake ly, Bob Marshall, Ronnie King, Ivan Brown, Millard Van Horn and Mrs. Larkln Rice. 9c BARGAINS Shop Carr's 9c sale and take ad vantage of the specials now on sale. Filled paper, now 2 pkgs. 9c Notebook covers, dandies, each 9c Men's ties, work gloves, etc., 9c Ladles' dress collars or gloves, 9c Handkerchiefs, 9c, 2 for 9c, 3 for 9c Chick feeders, 2 for 9c; garden tools 9c Enamolwai'e, tin, aluminum, 9c Reg. 15c and 19c glass, china 9c Window shades or curtain rods 9c Flower pots, 9c, 2 for 9c, 3 for 9c Bathroom fixtures, mopsticks, 9c F.lcc. supplies, paints, brushes 9c 30c necklace and bracelet set, 9c And other ' bargains galore this weekat Carr's. (Adv.) ft"