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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 2 1, 1941. FIVE Livestock FOR SALE 2 young hounds registered Blue Tick and regis tered Walker varmint dog, 18 months old. , Write M. G. Looncy, Camas Valley. FOR SALE Choice of three real milk cows. Age 3 years. A real buy at $75.00 each. H. C. Kelly, Camas Valley. FOR SALE 2 Corriodale bucks and 1 Lincoln. P. E. Cooper, 1 mile west of Kelley's Korner. Poultry FOR SALE-About 250 Barred Rock pullets, good bloodtested stock, weight about 2 lbs. Mrs. Pearl Bedwell, 1 mile east Dbionville road. FOR SALE 12 laying hens, 1 cockerel Barred Rojks. Box 165, Calkins road. DRESSED f ryelr rabbits H. F Pattison, 703 J-5. STARTED Leghorn pullets. Wat zig Hatchery. . Help Wanted WANTED Tailor and repair man for cleaning business. State age, experience, single or married. Give references. Steady employment for right person. Mcdford Cleaners & Dyers, 20 South Central ave nue, Mcdford, Oregon. STEADY WORK GOOD PAY. RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call .on farmers In Douglas county. No experience or capi tal required. Write McNESS CO.. 2123 Magnolia St., Oak land, Calif. ALLEY OOP IW" HE SHOULPHAv) fT WHY, LOOK, ttff& , I WONPER BEEN BACK I I POCTOR...THATS GOOD vfJI i Jk.'jT MOW MUCK LONGERBEFOR.-WAIT, I V NOT ALLEY HEAVENSHf ALLEY OOP IS 1 HEAR SOME- L V IT'S ONE J Going to keep one comim& dPfa?m&r$ those m HECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS you say SUE Yep .' words a mile: IS TALKWG THAT LONG .' THEY MADE SEMSET W,V TOO? y Tc.0---FOfi.TME FIRST - . ' V Time in her. life . BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WASH TUBBS VE. Kt..U. "r3 SO OCOoraG'EO IK) 1 f "W.K4 cr? OKSt V COO.Q 1 f ToOAV I WWtivi fcvv, VMK'b yooi? 1E ,OKJC-t cat .Wtc. 1 VUO -VE 0O XO A VVM6 ,.At'a.'6'. VY Wc. OStO TO I XS . A Soy AW GSSX Yt .oautt V.WY 1.?. PAVJCb - SO tAWi OKW EK1 A 1 flMS - ANTO! &OT OCW 1 OW VIO TVTO-.'0 MOTWKyb F HOSV 60&H,,. GOCft.Wft A M X TA.V.t'j. . I tcu OTUA I. CSKi OO KSoo T IN'-"' ?ATSb Or WKit AT A UMS H MOKitY p .PsOVtO Wr fvKV &QT mtfg l&n SMl SEWOR.' THE WAKJEt THATI O0LIeE KILLED J WAT HAS t t J HAPPEN! ' r-:V' : . ' ; V TJ SOUR I ft - - i :7vs! 10 bath rx?m 1 ijl : l' N cock? i I fl Rentals i FOR RENT Modern, 3-room j apartment. Steam heat, electric range and refrigerator, shower, etc. Reasonable rates. Call 586 or Hotel Valley. J FOR RENT 2 moaern Houses, 730 and 760 E. Lane street. 5 rooms, hardwood floors, Vene tian blinds, every convenience. S30.00 per month. Call 121. BELTONf A, modern, furnished apartment. F r 1 g i d a i r e , tile I sinks. Opposite Umpqua Hotel. ! . . Reasonable. Phone 12-L. ! FURNISHED five-room apart- ment. Newly furnished. Heated. Strictly modern. 630 E. Douglas. .' STEAM HEATED, furnished apartments. Northside Apart ments. Phone 369-J. CLEAN, attractive, modern, five room house. Page Lumber & Fuel Co., phono 242. FURNISHED and light house keeping rooms lor rent. 707 W. Moshcr. FURNISHED room. Bell Build ing, 122 S. Jackson. Call or phone 457. 4-ROOM furnished duplex, fire place and piano. Close in. Call 634-R. FOR RENT , Sleeping rooms with or without board. 603 W. Lane. KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phone 550. 5ROOM partly furnished house, garage. Inquire 802 W. Lane. MODERN, furnished apartment. 926 S. Main. yoj TH'NK THEY WEELM J EETf L y IT-VT0 DOWNSTAIRS APARTMENTS. Close in, Also good location for lunch counter. Across from Junior High School building. 302 West Washington. FOR RENT 5-room, unfurnish ed house, $20.00 per month. 420 East First Avenue N. 7-ROOM, partly furnished house. Garage, woodshed. 505 E, Douglas. Phone 2CF2. APARTMENT for rent. 44G S, Stephens. 3-ROOM furnished apartment. Phone 212. SLEEPING ROOM. 530 W. Oak. Wanted WANT TO RENT Modern house, unfurnished, three bed rooms. Permanent . renter. Phone 395. W. C. Holmes, Stan dard Oil Company branch man ager. WANTED 2 small saddle horses suitable for mountain trails. Must bo gentle. Also 2 saddles and 2 bridles. J. F. Jeter, Deer Park Inn, Canyonville. WANTED Wool, mohair, cattle, hogs and poultry. Highest prices paid. Douglas County Poultry. Phone 371. 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. Bids. His New Easter Bonnet Contagious WHY. SUE WAS TPe Okie who L K'JOw it BUT YOU STARTED TMAT STRANGE? LAMGUAGE THAT WAS DRWiNG US SHOULD LI NOW' LEAV ONLY TWO UNACCOUMTEO CRAZy FOR Not So Spoken Like Tny may 6JT ON , THIS SHIP. WHERE THESE I IS HO CETAWAV THEyAfJE I EXTSEMELY CAJTlOUS . f THAT IS 600D. IT VEAkJS ' THEV ABE AFRAID TO USE 'Firearms AMt will kesjst SOME SLY AMD Si'.EWT MEAKiS INSTEAD , '. i CCffl?NtAsij)vlck. iti. T. Jet?.. U. 8. P AT.'p f ) o 0 Ml For Sale Miscellaneous MAYTAG gas engine. Viking cream separator 5001b. 33 spe cial Smith Weston magneto ex ploder. Will trade lor 1 h. p. electric motor and electric vac uum cleaner. O. C. Stan wood, Oakland. WHY NOT get the Hy Power, guaranteed mulfler and lor get your muffler troubles. Al so get your glass at Sarffs Auto Wrecking House. - FOR SALE-Leonard electric refrigerator, Hotpoint stove, Easy washer, davenport, chair, table, 6x9 rug, Elcetrolux. 321 E. Washington. FOR SALE 1 set Fordson Hys ter drums, complete on sled, with motor and attachments. G. E. Clayton, Myrtle Creek. A NEW moncrn storage locker system at Douglas Ice and Storage Co. .Attractive rates. Cartons for sale. FOR SALE Used casings and tubes, all sizes. Bond's O. K j Tire Shop, Stephens and Mosh I er. ! FEW choice Dahlia bulbs for sale. John E. Runyan. Phone 636-R. I ONE large Dayton refrigerator, j very good buy. 122 West Cass. ELECTROLUX sales ana service, i Phone 561. 119 W. Mosher. Hay, Grain, Feed SALE few hundred pounds al falfa seed, perfect germination at price. Arb Stearns, Oakland. Conversation IF 1.4 R.O SMITM AMD HILDA M EAR- GRUB&LE GO BACW THAT TO SPEAKIMG ENGLISH, I'LL BE CONVINCED TME? AGE Or- MIRACLES J HAS NT fASSED Simple a Brave Man GOOD SMOOTlNe,1 f HEY.' GREAT JUMPIN CATPISHj I OOOLA.'I fSE-LIEVEffi &f WHAT'S TH'&IOj IDEA?'''" Vvou 'Hit him J M Cook whatcha ' done M-Ley m sm-- JKt mv new wat" x oop J A 60 1 WILL DO ThREE TH,N3S. 1 WILL PlT OM A BULLET-PROOF VEST, WHICH IS ALSO PROTECTION ASAIMST THE KWE. J Wl'.t SEE IF THE CAPTAIN WILL ARRAYS ASJ ACCITlOViAL. SAFE6UAR0, AWD 1 WILL CEU6ERATELV EXPOSE MVSELF 1 TO ASSASSINATION TIL i ill; l A Real Estate INVESTIGATE the opportunities we are offering you to get es tablished on a farm of ycur 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 OR TRADE for Roseburg property 5-room houoe with 2 lots, 50x120 feet each. Property is clear and will trade only for property that is clear. Call C. R. Grove, Route 2, Box 189. FOR SALE 13 acres, li miles from Roseburg. House modern. Rifle Ranee road. P. O. Box j.' 502. A. F. Morris. .FOR SALE Modern fivoroom house, priced for quick sale. 603 S. Pine street. Autos FOR SALE: 1941 Pontiac deluxe sedan This car is new. Big discount. 1938 Ford pickup. 1939 Chevrolet log truck and trailer. 1935 Chevrolet flat bed truck. Good shape. Will trade for wood. For a real bargain in used trucks and cars see L. R. Chambers. Phone 131. Fuel PHONE 2Si Green and Dry Slab Wood ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. Chiropractor DR. H.- B. Scof'eld. Fnone 273 We've gome lb consult FRECKLES REGARDING A LATIN TRANSLATION r v. 29 ,,'W. COPB, 1941 BV WC SE nviC-.. INC. T. M. afJSy .TC0PH.il4l BY HEASCIWCe. INC. T. M. EC. U. 8. PXTTprrah J I Z Wuy Oot'p t-Vi. VVPvV'it T 3 t i-0 MQtiti'y VVA Two ocy;p ,VoO vj bta A tOCA ' NO, NO'. Y .0T , I'M smart, pepe. vES Aa3 LLCy. THEY EEL j 1 6-0 OM THE THECRv THAT it IS SAFES, KEEL VffJ TO R'SK TiJE LIFE AMD LEA5M WHO AR5 !!. Ew ES.TAMTO H:DE UVJDES TJ: jJ BSD AMD LEAS?vj ycmmjps Business Opportunities HERE'S a real business oppor tunity In Oregon's richest and busiest small town. Ideal gro cery store in fine location on highway, midst of business dis trict. Fine clean stock, low rent and overhead. Town of 3500 with six mills, two box fac tories, two moulding plants and other industries. Two big mills close by. Write Box 1248, Lake view, Oregon. Work Wanted HOME laundry wanted. White shirts a specialty. Phone 704-J-4. Radio Talk Will Deal With Govt. Workers, Defense I A radio broadcast expected to I be of especial interest to local persons in the employ of the U. ;S. government, as well as to the j general public, is announced by station KRNR for 5:30 p. m. I Wednesday, April 23. j The broadcast will be a tran scription of a speech given re Icently In Washington, D. C by Luther C. Stewart on the subject of "The Federal Employee and I National Defense." Mr. Stewart lis national president of the Na tional Federation of Federal Em ployes and has spent 45 years In I Washington as a representative lot federal employes. The broadcast Is scheduled to run for 15 minutes and will be introduced by Boh Harvie, presl- By V. T. Hamlin By Merrill Blosser BCC. U. S. PAT ot By Edgar Martin By Roy Crane I.L HEIR. A , J STRANGE VOICE C MV EARS ? ) J EC. U. S. PAT on ItyJ j V-Z7. WM GENERAL 6AW FILING Howard Casebecr, 443 S. Steph ens. Also furniture repairing. ANTIQUES The Strange Shop, 106 S. Main. LOCKSMITH Pacific Key scrv. Phone 348. AUTO hfcFAIRING Knlght-Poler, Douglas & Main. Eody, fender work, painting. VENETIAN BLINDS Wood or steel Vcn. Blinds, 30c sq. ft. installed. Phone Coen Lum ber, 121, for free estimate. dent of Koscburg local union, No. 459, of the National Federation of Federal Employes, which now has a membership in excess of 100, from the local employes of the various federal agencies lo cated here. Mr. Harvic also announces that a pot luck supper will be given at the armory on Tuesday night, the 22, at 7:30 to which all local federal employes and their wives and husbands arc invited. The supper will be followed by a brief business meeting, then en tertainment. MARKET REPORTS PRODUCE PORTLAND, Ore., April 21.--IA1) UU'ITKIt Prints, A grade 3Bc lb. In parchment wrappers; 37c in cartons; 13 grade 35c in parchment wrappers, 3Gc in car tons, j BUTTEHFAT First quality, , maximum of 1 per cent acidity, delivered In Portland 341-35C lb.; premium quality (maximum of .35 per cent acidity) 35-3Gc lb. valley routes and country points 2c less or 33c 11).; second quality 2c under first or 33c lb. CHEESE Selling price t' Portland retailers: Tillamook triplets 214c lb.; loaf, 22ic lb., triplets to wholesalers lilic lb.; loaf 201c f. o. b. Tillamook. EGtiS - Prices to producers: A large 21c; I! large 20c; A medium 20c; li medium lllc doz. Itcsale to retailers lc higher for cases; cartons fie higher. 1 1 AY Selling price on tracks: Alfalfa, No. J, $14.75 ton; oat vetch $10.00 ton; Willamette val ley clover $10.00 ton; timothy, eastern Oregon $17.00; valley tim othy ( ..) ton; Porlland. LIVE POULTRY Buying prices: No. 1 grade Leghorn broilers 11 to 2 lbs. 17c; fryers under 3 lbs. 18c; springers 3 to 4 lbs. 20c; roasters over 4 lbs. 21c; colored hens over 5 lbs. lHc; hens 4 to 5 lbs. l!)c; Leghorns un der 31 lbs. 13c; over 31 lbs. l.rc lb.; old roosters 7c. DRESSED TURKEYS - Nom inal. Selling prices: Hens 22 23c II). ONIONS New California wax $2.25 lug. POTATOES New Hawaiian ilOcSl.l") 31 lb. box; Florida S2.M per 50 lb. crate; new California long white No. 1, $1.00; 7.5 80c per 5011). bag.. POTATOES - Old Deschutes No. 1, $1.25-45; selected Deschutes brand $1.15; Yakima (... ) cwt.; Klamalh $1.3540 cental; selected Klamath $1.50. COUNTRY MEATS - Selling pi-Ice to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers, 125110 lbs., 13111c; vealers, fancy Ki417c; light thin 12-Mc; heavy 12-l lc; yearling lambs Hi-17c lb.; 11141 spring lambs nominally 20c lb.; ewes 5-!)c lb.; good culler cows 12 13c lb ; calmer cows 10 lie lb.; bulls KM 4c lb. WOOL 1 contracts, Oregon ranch, nominal 31 -32c II).: l'.MD eastern Oregon range 3032c lb.; crossbred 3l-35c lb.; Willamette ATTENTION O. A. V. 4 - Regular meeting Tuesday, April 22, 8:0(1 p. m. at the armory. Nomination of offl- ccrs. lAilv.) ADJUTANT. YICK SO UhUCE HOURS heart, kidney, t ' & Hern J2, C F, liver, r j (.riluiiM, iivwyi'ii nomriiai iiiyii uivuu iiivui uivp;t I tumor, rheumatism, eczema, stomach ulcer, yellow rever ana TemoiB Monday, J. H. Leong ' ' 35 Years' Thursday, Friday, Saturday Experience 32 N. Jackson St., Rostburg, Oregon Herbtlit 3 ' RADIO SERVICING Bin Calhoun's Radio Music Store Ph. 93. Hargls Radio Service. Phone 196 Radio Doctors. 306 N. Stephens. . Lund Radio Service. Phone 31 FLUE CLEANING Furnaces vacuum cleaned flu cleaning. Call 841. J. C Bew ley. WASHING MACHINES SRONERS . Bergh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 805 REFRIGERATION SERVICE Roseburg Electric. - Phone 123. DAILY DEVOTIONS DR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS That religion should bo a preventative religion. In the field of medicine doctors have discovered that It Is far better to prevent a disease than to cure it after one has contract ed it. Consequently, we have, made much progress In curb ing diseases. However preven tative religion has lagged far behind, and today we are In need of a religion that will pre vent people from falling as well as one which helps people after they are In trouble. The report of a recent committee on the study of crime is appall ing when we leurn that crime costs us thirteen billion dollars in America during a single year. Father Flanagan of Boys Town in Omaha says that the reason for the Increase in crime among the youth is be cause they are not being taught religious principles. In other words, we do not need more reformatory schools and prisons, but we need a deeper religion to prevent the boys from falling in the first place. Today let us put God in the center of our lives. God is the only one who can keep us from falling. "Unto Him who Is able to keep you from falling, and to present you faultless be fore the presence of Glory. This God Is able to keep that which we have committed to His care." Amen. valley 12-month 34-38c lb.; lambs (....) lb. MOHAIR 1941 , 12-month 45o lb. HOPS Oregon 1940 seedless 32-34c lb.; seedless 241-25c lb. . CASCARA BARK 1940 peel, 9c lb.; 1941, 9c lb. For newspaper deliveries after 5:30 Pitas Call 159-L 10 mLYfOUmONW -i SOU. MR.dMfl) STPN WW OS , OUR JOB As You Like It; It's our job to please you so well that you will stay with us year alter year. We bend every effort towards satisfying you. Before Discarding a Damaged Tire, Sec Us For Recapping Repairing BE TIRE WISE, VISIT YOUR O. K. TIRE SHOP TODAY HERB CO. 10 A. M. TO 0 P. M. i remedies alleviate disorders of goitr, stomach, bladder, prostata aland, piles, compiainis, wmioui operation. Tuesday, Wednesday