ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY. MAY 17, 1941
FIVE
Livestock
FOR SALE Four-year-old saddle
mine, gentle and well broke.
Howard R. Ward, Days Creek.
FOR SALE .Heavy milking cows j
and calves. J. D. Vedder, 4th
house on Lookingglass road.
WANTED fresh cows, springers j
and heifers. Call 1200 Winches-
tor street or .phone 663. !
FOR SALE Purebred Poland j
China gilts. Ucckley place, 3i
miles east of town. !
,, cat v vk r-i, i
$50.00 up. H. C. Kelley, Camas j
vaney.
WANTED Male baby calf. J. O.
Newland. Phqne 435-L.
Weanling pigs. I
FOR SALE -Phone
691-J.
Poultry
PLACE order for pullets before
Tuesday. 4 breeds of chicks,
Tuesday and Wednesday. Wat
zig Hatcher'.
I
CHOICE FRYERS, also rabbits
alive or dressed, delivered. H. I
DeCamp, Riverside. P h o n c I
G10Y.
Wanted
WANTED Wool, mohair, cattle,
hogs and poultry. Highest
prices paid. Douglas County
Poultry. Phone 374.
WANTED Used casings for re
capping. Bond's OK Tire Shop.
WANTED -Kitten.
Washington.
302
West I
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Rentals
FOR RENT Modern, 3-room
apartment. Steam heat, electric
range and refrigerator, shower,
etc. Reasonable rates. Call 586
or Hotel Valley.
MODERN, 3-room apartment
Large dressing room, private
bath, laundry room with elec
tric washer. Adults .only
quire Harlh's Toggery.
ln' I
RPI.TflTyTA mnHnt-n ..-niV.,l
apartment. Frigidairrtile:M2BEt?N,V l"1'"1 apartment.
sinks. Opposite Umpqua Hotel. !
ueasonable. i-'done 12-L.
41OOM house, newly papered.
side. Inquire Dan Boone, Rifle
Range road.
5-nOOM furnished flat, private
entrance, hath, gas range, wa-
'?r htcr- Fhone 222-R. S.
Stephens.
I 1 Room, board, wages. Reliable
j MODERN, unfurnished or partly I ni,n 8cnool Bll.K Available aft
I furnished house. Inquire 1101 1 er May 24. 218 Court street.
mm street.
I FOR RENT 2 lots, 7-room
j house. 303 Brown avenue or A.
E. Stanley, Melrose.
! FURNISHED
room. Bell Build
Juckson. Call or
ing, 122 S.
phone 457.
5-ROOM furnished duplex. 411 E.
Douglas street. Phone 179-R
evenings.
KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS
! Strictly modern. Phone 550.
CLEAN. quict, 3-room apartment.
Garage, yard. 814 Mill.
WELL furnished, steam heated
apartments. Call 309-J.
FIVE - ROOM modern house.
Vista avenue.
420
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t y t TiiV kM'- I'"- A yC-h is ours: up the mem )
5 pcrT vv .vwpy1.
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I 2 MODERN houses, 2 and 3 bed-
rooms each. Unfurnished or
partly furnished. Inquire 875
Hoover.
SMALL modern; 1 partly fur
nished house. Inquire 720 Win
chester. ,
UNFURNISHED house lor rent.
Close in. Inquire 211. Washing
ton. FOR .RENT-5-room house, 809
Thompson street. Phone 3F22.
926 S. Main.
Work Wanted
PRACTICAL NURSE, with good
references, care for patients in '
your home or mine. Clean, j
quiet nomc. rrices rcasonaDie.
Evelyn Wells, 520 North Jack
son. I WANTED Housekeeping job.
Phnnn 797.H -
LADY, experienced, would like
care of auto park or cook any
where. Box 15, Camas Valley,
Oregon. . .
LAUNDRY
704-J-4.
to do in my home.'
Auros
THE BEST BUY IN TOWN"
1939 Nash Lafayette coupe, ra
dio, heater, cruising gear, com
pletely overhauled. Can be seen
at 318 N. Jackson. L. R. Cham- J
bers' Used Car Lot. across the
street from Montgomery Ward.
Chiropractor
DR H. B. Seotle!.-.. Phone 273
Now for the
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Well,
Smelling
qpwe pcovEBv is shomjm the chief
for sale Miscellaneous -ikulux sales ana service. Real Estate
l Phone 561. UU W. Mosher. matmw
FOR SALE Second hand .Hot-
point refrigerator, Hotpoint
electric range, Easy washer, 40-
gallon electric water heater,
.enamel wood range, folding roll
around wall bed, nice davenport
and chair, sectional bookcase.
Judd's Furniture, Co.
WHY NOT gel tne .iiy-Power,
guaranteed .muffler and for
get your muffler troubles. Al
so get your glass at Earffs
Auto Wrecking House.
AT Steams & ChcnowctiYs, Oak-1
land Electric wiring, stoves,
water heaters, washing ma -
chines, hot plates, refrigera-,
tore, radios. '
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FENCE POSTS, . 8e; 30-inchl
shakes, $8.00 on ground; 24-'
inch, $6.90. T. P. Leatherwood, J
Suthcrlln, Oregon. ;i
FOR SALE Nice, ripe strawber-
ries. S1.00 crate vou nick. !
Bring crates. D. C. McGhehcy. I
Phone 5F13. j
FOR SALE OR TRADE Horse-j
power hay baler, also hay bal
ing jobs. Schulze Bros., Brock
way.
A NEW modern 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.
Tire Shop, Stephens and Mosh
er. FOR SALE Kelvinator refrig
erator, $50.00. Good condition.
107 N. Parrott.
FOR SALE Gas water heater,
practically new, $50.00. 493 S.
Main.
Swag
Know It
Yes
at Rat
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j GOOD hot water tank and fix-
turcs. 211 E. Cass street.
Biisiness Opportunities
LOOKING tor a pauy who would
ibe interested in running park j
i and nice grove used for camp-1
ling, adjacent to "Naturcland j
; Cottages." Privaie property and i
' ' beaeh. Good location for lunch !
: stand, soft drinks, etc. Anyone
N.'Sen . T ,J,hn Drna;n-
Naturcland Cottages, Bandon
, ,beach loon marl
! i
If OR RENT Restaurant and'
Standard Service Station. Res
taurant partially equipped. Rea
sonable rental. Very good loca- j
ition at Coos Junction. Call .
4E17-R lor information. i
Financial
ZZ '
"E can use limited amount in
lump sum investments. All
funds placed with us are in
vested In first mortgage loans '
on Income bearing real estate. I
ror larger earnings for your;
savings consult the Umpqua
Savings and Loan Association.
Dentistry
extraction, fyorrhea Treatment
Gas when desired
New style plates and teeth ; von SALE-2 good lots In desir
Old plates refitted like new I Hi,le locution, reasonable. 493 S.
?r' Nerbas Main. Phone 650-Y.
Masonic Bldg. Phone 488 j
Dr. G. W. Marshall. Med. A. Bldg.
Lost and Found
LOST Key on black keyholder.
Finder leave at C02 Fullcrton
or call 126-R.
I WOULDN'T .
iE INTERESTED!
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By Roy Crane
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FOR SALE 3-room house, lot
50x130 feet, fine garden land,
. West Roschurg. Price $450.00.
terms . . . For Sale . . . 4-room
house, 1-acrc, Butter's Lane,
near Veterans Facility, $250.00
total price. Terms . . . For Sale
-80-acre ranch, fair buildings,
stock and equipment, county
road, 5 miles Rosnburg. Easy
terms. G. W. young & Son, 205
W. Cass. Phone 417.
INVESTIGATE one opportunities
,. ,; ,., ,
we are offering you to get es
tablished on a farm or your
own. Cal' 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
LOTS In Westmoroiand, Over
look and East Lane. $25.00
down, $10.00 a month. Streets,
sewers, all utilities in and paid.
Inquire Coen Lumber Co.
WANTED Modern 5 or 6-room
house in good condition, good
district. Large cash down pay-
mcnt. Box 1039,
view.
c-o Nows-Rc-
I TRADE your homo In on a new
j one. We will give you a liberal
allowance for the one you live
in now. Coen Lumber Co.
j mm acres, a mues jruin
Roseburg. House modern.
Rifle Range road. A. F. Mor
ris. FOR SALE Two new houses,
modern ln every respect. In
quire Coen Lumber Co.
By V. T. Hamiln
By Merrill Blosser
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By Edgar Martin
GENERAL SAW FILING RADIO SERVICING
Howard Casebeer, 443 S. Steph- BUI Calhoun's Radio Music Stor
ens. Also furniture repairing. Ph. 93.
antiques Hargls Radio Service. Phone 196
The Strange Shop, 106 S. Main. Radio Doctors. 306 N. Stephens.
LOCKSMITH Lund -Radio Service. Fhone 84
Pacific Key Serv. Phone 348. FLUE CLEAN INO ;
auto fttFAlRlNQ Furnaces vacuum cleaned-flus
cleaning. Call 84L J. C. Bew
Knight-Porter, Douglas & Main. ley-
Body, fender work, painting. WASHING MACHINES- .
REFRIGERATION SERVICE tWQNERS '.
Roseburg Electric. Phone 123.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY 159
acres, 30 minutes drive irom
city, 'l-mlle of river frontage.
30 acres bottom land In culti
vation; more could be cultivat
ed. Beautiful groves of timber
along river. Springs. Excellent
fishing and hunting. Could be
divided. Suitable for summer
cottages. Price $3500. Will ex
change for Roseburg residence
property, w. A. , BUUAKD,
REAL ESTATE, 214 W. CASS
ST.
HOME SITES FOR SALE Acre
age, i mile from Roseburg city
limits. Lots of 2 to 6 acres,
county road, electricity, creek
through place. $170 per acre.
Terms. G. W. Young & Son,
205 W. Cass, phone 417.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity
in large apartment and. busi
ness house. Phone 774.
FOR SALE Modern live-room
house, priced for quick sale, 606
S. Pine strcot.
Help Wanted
MAN WITH CAR living ln or
near Roseburg to take over es
tablished Watkins business,
lias been producing an average
of $150.00 monthly. No capital
or .experience necessary. Write
the J. R. Watkins Co., 3103 N.
E. Sandy Blvd., Portland, for
details. :
WANTED - Man and wife for
farm work. Box 1036, c-o News-
Rovicw. I
FARM hand
Phone 44F4.
wanted, single.
Miscellaneous
ANNUAL meeting and clean-up
(lay or the Looklngglass Ceme
tery Association will be ;held
on Wednesday, May 21. Ladies
bring basket lunch. Henry
Jones, secretary.
DRIVING- to North Dakota, Min
nesota, May 24. Room ior 8.
Phone 704-J-3 or write Box
1038, c-o News-Review.
fuel
PHONE 2SZ
Green and Dry Slab Wood
ROSEBURG LUMBER - CO.
Sutherlin
SUTHERL1N, May 15.-Word
has been received here of ithe
death of W. D. Valentine, Sr., at
Ills home In Altadena, Calif.,
April 25. Mr. Valentine at one
,ime was owner of what was
old Everything!
tin 1MT IT MM HIVICI. IMC T. M HQ y .
"I siivc lime flying, so wlml? So il uivcsjity wife o. chance
lo t'ct in h couple mure .hours of lintfaiiio hefore dinner!" J
'Bergh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 80&
known as the Douglas Park stock
ranch here.
Principal Cliff Horner and flve
of the senior boys took a week
end trip to Lake Tahkenltoh,
whore they enjoyed fishing.
Mrs. Howard Wahl transacted
business in -Roseburg Tuesday.
Mrs. Leo Holgate and daughtor,
Arlene, arrived Saturday night
for a wcok or ton days -visit with
(relatives here.
Frankie Holgate, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Holgate, broke
his right arm at the wrist when
he lumped from the top of a lad
der at 'his home Monday, The
same arm was broken the first
of the year while Frankie was
playing basketball. Mrs. Burt
Avery and Mrs. Holgate rushed
him to Roseburg where it was
sot by Dr. Walnscott.
At the regular meeting of the
fire department at the city hall
Monday night,. officers for the en-
suing year were elected as fol
lows: Urlttuln Slack, fire ,ohlef;
Frank Holgate, assistant fire
chief, .and John Musgrovc, sec.
rotary.
Jack Powrcy, of Myrtle Point,
attended to business and visited
friends here Sunday,
DAILY DEVOTIONS
DR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS 1
,Thc original mystery.. Is to
hnow what God is like. He
das been often too remote to
know Him, and wc -have good
authority for the statement
that "No one has soon God at
any time." Yet there is an
Immediate .flash of light up
on that ,problem as Jesus adds,
"The Son has .revealed Him."
Therefore, we make headway
at this point. A Christ-like
God reveals a God-like Christ.
This, then, Is the kind of a
God wc may be like and, won
der of wonders, .it is precise
ly the kind of a God wc want
lo be like. That bad people
arc made good, that what we
loved wc now dislike and what
we dislike now wc love, is -indeed
a mystery but it is a real
ity. It is the conversion of a
frail and faulty human into
God-likeness. Like .tides on a
crescent sea-beach when the
moon s now and thin, Into
our hearts high yearnings
come welling and surging in.
Come from the mystic ocean,
whose rim no foot has trod.
Some of us call it longing and
others' call it God. Thou wilt
keep him in jierfect peace
whose mind is staid upon Thee
because he truBtoth in Thee.
Amen.
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