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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE S. 1941. SEVEN . r? n n c5m n ran rit wxyyy: ; ; i - - r i. Livestock I Rentab FOR SALE Span of unbroke geldings, 5 and 6 years, weight about 1000 each. Price reason able. N. L. Conn, Melrose route, phone 6-F-15. WANTED A 1500 lb. .work horse. Must be true and ! gentle. State age and price. Henry Jones, Lookingglass. i FOR SALE 10 milk cows. Call after 4:00 p. m. at the Lo'vejoy Ranch, Winchester. Leonard I Riley. I WANTED-Cattle and heavy hogs. Highest cash prices. Call 350. FOR SALE Guernsey calf, 9 weeks. Clough's Poultry. Myrtle I Creek. ; COCKER SPANIEL puppies,! $5.00. 1254 Winchester street. FOR SALE Fast, 3-year-old , hound. Phone 49-F-2. FOR SALE Good Phone 691-J. brood sow. - Miscellaneous 1 1 SHEEPMEN ATTENTION - - Trucks available at all times ; for lamb hauling. Call 47, Dun- ham Transfer Co. STRAWBERRIES Don't can them, keep them fresh in a frozen food locker at the Ice j Plant. i COLLEGE STUDENT will drive I to Chicago or vicinity soon for ! transportation. Phone 549-J. Chiropractor DR. It. B. SCOFJKLD. Phone 273. ' ALLEY OOP ( .- -- that's y oh, don't oo my starskav this to me, 006-LA,HE'sWITH L, PLEASE I GO'NMi TO JMe: MISTER , HANG AV ' ANYTHING ft V HIM BUT THIS 9 -ir' lXii?S I2ECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS C&2 TM'K ) SUKLETMEy SAID TMEY'D ( lUSRW JjS f FRKKLES-- WE BETTER. 1 f DON'T JUMP ME ABOUT " rtfAH, BUT THAT 1 T,M ''I'E?- IJAVF AN ELEPHANT CARfity IT IS , WMWA LOOK SEE MR. IT i WE ADVERTISED YOUR. I OTHER. POSTER. MADE- I WILL ADVERTISE A POSrec I JUNE.' .. f k kill, ISM Ji i lllp; llt n,v, SPBEL AROLTT DAMce AND KEPTOUIS J A Dcruiw AIF I i y? ri, greaj mm -Mgrv-ATi , promise. didjt wg p rfr ' LldBfc' j. J I LJ-J " ' ' coprmb BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Insult to Injury By Edgar Martin ,Vi .WEJ"'Tj' oWFT'! (li'MWf1 I ( 4ow,i cam c?LAva ); f V. ATtR R6rtT movm i ne?.o ( etHi ,Twb vt iiMvv I "Jl kioAiAAaE.M.li fc I r kVrl ' II L ' 3wJ: ?J i, w? U&ssi 1 boa.s mow JwVfj own 1 1 i WASH TUBBS C ?y THE WAV, VICKI, EVER 6EE I WEVER r- - - OME OF THESE "SILEKJT''DO3.EVEM HEAPP ) -WHISTLE6 LZZZV OF OKIE yJZg FOR RENT Modern, 3-room apartment. Steam heat, electric range and refricerator, .hower, etc. Reasonable rates. Call 586 or Hotel Valley. MODERN, 3-room apartment Large dressing room, private . bath, laundry room with elec .trlc washer.- Adults only. In quire Harth's Toggery.. FOR RENT 5-room furnished apartment, circulator heater and fireplace. Ground floor. 119 West Lane street. Call 417, G. W. Young & Son. 5-ROOM furnisncu ilat, private i ter heater. Phone 222-R. 547 S. Stephens. FOR RENT Apartment. Bath room, kitchenette, 2 bedrooms. 246 S. Rose. SMALL apartment close in. I Adults. Call at The Strange Shop. CLEAN, quiet, 3-room apartment. Oarage, yard. 814 Mill. WELL furnished,-steam heated apartments. Call 369-J. ;.. , A, KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS- " '"'y monern. rnone odu. i BULTON1A apartments. Reason-; able. Phone 12-L. FOR RENT 4-room house, Fowler street. 543 I MODERN, furnished apartment. I 2fi S. Main. I FIVE-ROOM modern house. 420 Vista avenue. ROOMS for rent. 70Y Iviosiicr.' GARAGE for rent. 24fi S. Rose. I ALREADY HAVE EVEEVTHIMG ELSE.' HAMMEREP yOUR CARCASS SLACK AN' BLUE AN IT'S PONE NO GOOD! HANGIN' IS ALL THERE IS LEPT OLltTE lO IT UNFURNISHED house for rent. Close In. Inquire 211 Wash ington. tHE apartment you are looking ror,24 w. Etouglas-12 to 2. Work Wanted YOUNG woman desires summer employment clerking or of; fice work preferred. Box 387, Yoncalla, Oregon. tr a tttd tircT i. n d t r I t M p Credit terms mav he arranged! J. H. Thomas, Oakland. Phone 26F23. - WANTED Work as maid in ho-1 tel or housework. Inquire 117 ! W. Cass. Phone 10. j IRONING. Mrs. Collins, Room ! 308 Northslde Apartments. Help Wanted WANTED Girl for fountain and luncn worn, some exper ence j pieierre-n. rtoxy roumain ac ' Lunch, Coquillc. WANTED AT ONCE Man to work on farm. C. R. Springer, j Azaica, uregon. WANTED 3 boys, 16 to 20. Ap-, ply John R. Kelly Sheet Metal. MARRIED man to operate ranch ' Box 1054, News-Review. Fuel PHONE 282 GREEN and dry slab wood, ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. Auros 1935 PLYMOUTH coupe, condition. Phone 497-R. , , , i i Swing DONE ME3CY.EH? I'VE, WHERE FAT HAVE . XY"?, , WHEN "A BLEW UP THAT Ship n In a Come, IU6EtOIOlJS.OATUrD kicvii riLl ' 7 3 L 1 MCO-W THE MARKET, TOO. THE SOUKJD VIBRATION IS PITCHED SO HIGH THAT IT IS BARELY NOTICEABLE TO THE HUMAW EAR, BUT A DO3 CAM HEAR IT HLIWhBECX riB VADrsc AWAY. NATURALLY, HE WUKJ'T AkISWER UNLtbb HE'S BEEN TRAIWED TRAINED TO 1 " I CVWMIP ll -' J! i : i June, 1942, by writing or call ing Associated Oil Co., Rose burg. Telephone 537. WHY NOT get tne Hy-Power, guaranteed muffler nd forget your muffler troubles. Also get your glas3 at Sarff's Auto Wrecking House. I STRAWBERRIES" lor sale, $1.00 f a crate. Pick them yourself. ( Bring your containers. 4 mile , west of Umpqua Park. David i Benson. ' GALVANIZED iron tank, never been used, 1 cubic yard capa- city, with IP outlet valve and faucet. S12.00. Adams Auto Camp, Coos Junction. FOR SALE House trailer, good j condition. Reasonable. Henry Metzker, Highway 99 North, 3 doors from Auction Market Orotic Si.? on p ee unU? r,JLP .' j LIFT TOP, white porcelain, West-, Good condition. $40. 1253 Win j inghousc, electric refrigerator, j Chester. $:)u.uu. uuarameea. iikc new. j K. C. Williams, Canyonvllle. j I I FOR SALE Used casings and tubc. .lze- Bond's O. K. i gnop( stCpnens and Mosh MAKE strawberry season last all j year. Put yours In a frozen food locker at the Ice Plant. FOR SALE Trailer house, fully equipped, good shape, $150.00. 828 S. Main. ' . ELECTROLUX sales and service. I Phone 561. 119 W. Mosher. good WAXED cartons and locker pa I per for sale at Ice Plant. Time ... ANP WHAT MERCY WAS SOU GONNA SHOW THIS GfR'.. , HER ... ANP Of VOC, WHO VOU '-VAS GONNA FEED TO Ti-tE SHARKS? MERCY, HAH f Fix Fido R f u D3-VMB BELIEVE, W y pOT 4 HAS BEEN TRAINED. OKAY, V V pKHii joirr umiu niirX NECESSARILY ti BOVS, HERE W ARE. WE'LL VJfe tSp'SSSSXrk y -.I?Snt Vcfi . J? CMf BUT THEY liwl l:.IlfJJ,j j' 1 0(5 HIDDEN mSvm 1 i I, 4 '-,r U.1II.I'.!!'"-I!IT.H. r .c.." "j . Lmm ml J THE ORANGE TRUCK is well supplied again with the best of fresh produce. The sweet est of California grapefruit in any . size. Valencia oranges that are thin-skinned and very full of Juice with a flavor that can not be surpassed. We fea ture the best quality in every thing. Ripe cantaloupes, 3 for 23c. New potatoes, 10 lbs. 19c. Our good olives in bulk. Fresh i Jigs, large ripe ones, 20c lb, Listing green onions, carrots, asparagus, bananas, fine col- vy, the best lettuce, 5c, 2 for m. lutnaiuph, . ids. loc. visili :hc Orange Truck and be glad I you did. Get the freshest strawberries at the Orange 1 r"ck. ; FOR SALE 2 used tires and . j tubcs- 600x16. E. E. Baker. Douglas County Flour Mill. FOR SALE Two Coca-Cola cool ! ers, cheap. MeCown's Cafe, , 570 N. Jackson street. .LARGE 4.whnnl traitor with rank FOR SALE 3 hives of bees. Rc- I aucea price, pnonc 15F11. FRYERS 25c and 35c. H. De Camp, Riverside. Phone 649-Y. J BICYCLE for sale, $10.00. Phone , 763. Dentistry Extraction, Pyorrhea Treatment Gas when desired Now stylo plates and teeth Old plutes refitted like now Dr. Ncrbas Masonic BIdg. Phono 488 Dr. G. W. Marshall, Med. A. BIdg. MORS IN THIS VOU ALL PRICED TO SELL 116 acres, near highway and store. 18 acres In cultivation, 20 acres more could be cultivat ed. Good pasture. 4-room house. Outbuildings. $1100. $600 down. 5-room house, Just outside city limits on paved street, in good condition. Large lot. Price $1250 with $250 down. ! 7 acres, on highway 99, joins city limits of a good town. Borders j on river. 6 acres of bottom land, uooa o-room nousc. uuiduiiq- lugs. $2100. $600 down. 9 acres with good 7-room house. Chicken house. Good soil. On paved highway. Worth much more than the asking price. Terms and price arc too low to mention. For BARGAINS see W. A. BO CARD, 214 CASS STREET. INVESTIGATE tlio 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., Eu gene. Federal Land Bank of Spokane. 387-ACRE stock and poultry ranch for sale or trade. Mrs. Joe Wlnnlford, Route 2, Rose burg. FOR SALE 40-acre farm at Azalea, Oregon. Write or call owner, J. R. Blanchard, Glen dale, Oregon. LARGE apartment and business building for sale or trade. Call 774. FOR SALE Lot, 60x100. Reason able. Phone 562-J. By V. T. Hamlin r.ACcrv M4.U 72 II THERE'LL BE A LOT ROOM FOR MERCY WORLP WITH OUT OP IT By Merrill Blotter By Roy Crane y A f AY t S y I I GENERAL SAW FILING Howtrd Casebeer, 443 S. Steph ens. Also furniture repairing. ANTIQUES The Strange Shop, 106 S. Main. LOCKSMITH pacific Ky Serv. Phone 848. FLUE CLEANING Furnace vacuum cleaned flu cleaning. Call 841. J. C. Bew ley. PIANO TUNING Amndel. Repairs, Demoth. 189-L. NEW 4-room stucco, plastered house. Garage. 2 lots. Liber al terms. H. DeCamp, River side. Phone 649-Y. FOR SALE 'I wo new houses, modern in every respect. In quire Coen Lumber Co. FOR TRADE 2 lots and build ings for best car you have. Box 1050, c-o News-Review. FOR SALE Modern five-room house, priced for quick sale. 606 S. Pine street. Lost and Found LOST Large bluctlckcd hound bearing collar with name of owner. Last seen near Dillard. Reward for return, or Infor mation leading to recovery. C. G. Fulton, Myrtle Creek, Ore gon. Wanted WANTED Wool, mohair, cattle, j hogg and poultry. Highest prices paid. Douglas County rouiiry. mono an. Hay, Grain, Feed FOR SALE Alfalfa hay In shock. Some grass. 57.00 per ton. W. F. Bonebrake, Melrose. FOR SALE 7 tons baled straw, $5.00 ton at ranch. Box 16G, Melrose route. Peter Durch. FOR SALE First cutting alfalfa hay, cut after rain. $4.50 ton In shock. Phone 58F3, Poultry FOR SALE 2 pound fryers, 35c alive, 40c dressed. 742 Mill. Rod and Gun Club Meet Will Be Held Friday Attendance of all members of the Roseburg Rod and Gun club at the regular meeting to be held at 8 p. m. Friday, Juno 6, at the Roseburg armory, is urged by the officers. The special program of entertainment has been cancelled, Secretary Bruce L. Ycager re ports, but important business, de manding the action of club mem bers, is scheduled. SPECIAL ON OVEN GLASS Oven proof glassware at low est prices In history! Beautiful "Klre King" oven glass, guaran teed for one year, featured on Carr's Anniversary Sale. Cover ed casseroles as low as 20c; bak ers, 15c to 35c; pie plates, 10c, 15c and 20c. Ideal for shower gifts. See complete line at Parr's. (Adv.) Hold Everything! w mi it hi iiivk' imc t ; m. ii. ; r ff Muiko! How iiiuiiv limes im;sl I tell -on? Wc DON'T lake !-..! Inuis!" ' am RADIO SERVICING Bill Calhoun's Radio Music Store Ph. 93. Hargls Radio Service. Phone 196 Radio Doctors. 306 N. Stephens. Lund Radio Service. Phone 34 WASHING MACHINES IRONERS Bergh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 80& AUTO REPAIRING Knlgnt-Porter, Douglas Main. Body fender work, palming. DAILY DEVOTIONS DR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS Whatever our circumstances or experiences of life, let us remember that God is most holy and most merciful. He is the strength of the weak, the comfort of the sorrowing, the rest of the weary, the Saviour 3f the sinful, and the leader of his children everywhere. Let us call upon Him for help when our hearts arc growing cold and dead and we are los ing our vision of His love. Let us call upon Him when we are called to difficult tasks and to burdens hard to bear. Let us call upon Hlm-when we are weary of our work, and all that seems futile. Let us call upon Him when we are In trouble and seem to forget the eternal love of the Father. Let us call upon Him when life's last darkness closes upon us and the help of man is vain. The beauty of serving the Lord is, that when we need Him most. He is near to com fort and sustain when thou passcst through the waters I will be with thee, and through the rivers they shall not over flow thee, for I am thy God the Holy One of Israel. Amen. CARR'S ANNIVERSARY SALE Down with higher prices! In spite of present price increases, Carr's Store will celebrate its 26th Anniversary with many real money saving specials such as Oven glass covered casseroles, 20c; larger sizes only 30c, 40c, 50c; enameled double boilers, 39c, 4!)c; 6 quart covered kettle, 49c; 12-qt. sauce pot with cover, 79c; white enameled dishpan, red trim, 35c; 17x36 Turkish towels, 2 for 26c; rayon finish lunch cloths, 15c, 25c; kiddles' sun suits, swim suits, coverals, sweaters, bonnets, caps, etc. large assort ment at 29c. Shop Carr's Annl. vorsary Saio. (Adv.) t "GET ACQUAINTED SPECIAL" at Haynes' Store 50c Boycr Face Powder given free with Mystery' cleans- Ing cream 41b. at $1.00. (Adv. For newspaper deliveries after 5:30 Mease CaB 159-L p
