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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. SATURDAY. JUNE 7. 1941 FIVE Livestock REGISTERED Corricdale rams. Increase your wool and mutton , profits. From International prize winning rams. For sale by P. B. Boone, Box 1126, Rose burg. Phone 38F12. ! FOR SALE Snail' of unbroke ' geldings, 5 and 6 years, weight ! about 1600 each. Price reason-1 able. N. L,. Conn, Melrose route, phone 6-F-15. FOR SALE 1 mare, 8 years old; j i nurse, years oia, Drone 10 : ride, gentle. Victor Phipps j ranch. Willis crook, south of Dillard. WANTED-A 1500 lb. work horse. Must be true and utsI' URNISHED house for rent, gentle. State age and price. clof Inquire 211 Wash Henry Jones, Lookingglass. Ington. FOR SALE 10 milk cows. Call j after 4:00 p. m. at the Lovejoy . Ranch, Winchester. Leonard Riley. WANTED Cattle and heavy hogs. Highest cash prices. Call FOR RENT 5-room house, gar 350. age. Close In. Phone 847-R. COCKER SPANIEL puppies, S5.00. 1254 Winchester street. FOR SAL E Fast, 3-year-old hound. Phone 49-F-2. FOR SALE Good Phone 69 1-J. brood sow. j I Miscellaneous SHEEPMEN ATTENTION Trucks available at all times for lamb hauling. Call 4T, Dun ham Transfer Co. STRAWBERRIES Don't can them, keep them fresh in a frozen food locker at the Ice Plant. ALLEY OOP THE OL' MAN'S NOGGIN SLIPPED rTHE OL' MAN'S NOGGIN SLIPPED . kI&HT THROUGH PETERMINEP TO Kl&HT through PO AWAV WITH THE PEPOSEP PIRATE CAPTAIN, OOP SWUNG HIM FROM A VARP ARM... BUT THE "HANGING" JUST WOULDN'T JELL 13ECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS WHATS THE BIB IDEA OF ADVERTISING THE APPEARANCE OF GLORIA GLAMOUR. AT THE DANCf: VVHfcrJ YOU KNOW SHE 5 r-JOl COMINCJ V bOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WASH TUBBS foESPERATELVi EA5y L-'STALLS FOR TIME Hfc. .. ?1 i' m i' 111 II !' IIAI M i 1,1 I'll U: !, Ni ' i 1 lyQlIln i. A'A,COt?A-V IB IMOttO VX1. r TO K.OKi. KlA. A00 J BEFORE BJMPIKK3 NASAE,- VOL). THEY ICiJOW VOUR NAIvNE, I 50! JSi g ME OFF, WOLFKEG, HEyf fR YOUR HISTORY, THE LOCATION A-lrf1 VSUPPOSE WE TALK .- jOk OF THIS BAR6E OVER IN AWZi0W' NTHINSS OVER J Jf it NEW JERSEY AND s&SlfrX. t' " Rentals FOR RENT Four-room house, all modern conveniences, glass- . od in utility porch, large garage and work shop. Route 2, Box 139, on Garden Valley road, one mile from town. FRESHLY cleaned, well furnish. ed house. DavenDort set. refrlp- erator, oil circulator, electric range. Inquire 810 N. Jackson. 5-ROOM furnished flat, private entrance, sntn, gas range, wa ter heater. Phone 222-R. 547 S, sucpnens. , FOIi RENT Partly furnished i house. Inquire 720 Winchester 1 street. SMALL apartment close in. Adults. Call at The Strange Shop. THE apartment you are looking for 3.24 W. Douglas 12 to 2. CLEAN, quiet, 3-room apartment. Garage, yard. 814 Mill. i WELL furnished, steam heated apartments. Call 3G9-J. KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phono 550. BELTON1A aparlments. Reason able. Phone 12-L. MODERN, furnished apartment. 926 S. Main. FIVE-ROOM, modern house. 420 Vista avenue. ROOMS for rent. 707 Mosner. GARAGE for rent. 246 S. Rose. ALL RIGHT, ALLEY, THAT'S ENOUGH... V AND FAILEP , SO NOW I'M i taking V HIS PUNISHMENT IT OONT JUMP ON ME, DAD I DIDN'T HAVE A THING TO DO WITH IT' ?OT9'RUNi& VOAi ROV.V f i IJL I SOVOUlL HATURALLV, 1 HEARD THE Y lyTflkT t-J KUnWJ MV WW F.R.I. ROV4 TAI Wflkl-, AIM T ,t'- ' COMFORTABLE Jower apart ment, gas stoves. Bedding if ' wanted. 528 S. Pine. 3-ROOM furnished duplex, close in. Call 634-R. Help Wanted WANTED Girl for fountain and lunch work. Some experience preferred. Roxy Fountain & Lunch, Coquillc. WANTED AT ONCE Man to work on farm. C. R. Springer, Azalea, Oregon. Work Wanted EXCAVATION LOGGING KOADS MILL POND DREDG-' ING AND ENLARGING. Con tract or hourly basis. Phone ' 4158 or 3553 in the evenings, 2897 during the daytime, Eu gene, Oregon. LINDSAY'S, 1644 Washington street, Eu gene, Oregon. IRONING. Mrs. Collins, Room 308 Northside Apartments. Autos FOR SALE 1935 Plymouth coupe; good condition. Phone 497-R. Wanted WANTED Wool, mohair, cattle, hogs and poultry. Highest prices paid. Douglas County Poultry. Phone 374. WE PAY cash for old or crippled horses. Phone 48F13. Fuel PHONE 282 ! GREEN and dry slab wood. ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. Soft-Hearted Doc YOU'VE TRIED TWICE charge op- No Joking Matter IsnT she The movie star you WERE SUP POSED "ID HAVfr A DATE WITH WISE when 5he v, trying- WAS IN TOWN A WHILE W-H-A-T? -tA.W , IevEAvtite. op PlOWtW .... A A PIW Careful, I THATS J THE ONE I AVNU I NOW SOME SUVfe TO RUB IT IN, X H Guess I MS For Sale Miscellaneous i STOVE oil and diesel oil users j protect yourself on price until I June, 1942, by writing or call ing Associated Oil Co., Rose burg. Telephone 537. RASPBERRIES ior sale. Smith farm, 3 miles above Glide, south side of river. Bring own containers and save money. Phone 36F3. Packer F. Bond. WHY NOT get tne Hy-Powor. guaranteed muffler and forgot I your muffler troubles. Also get I your glass at Sarff's Auto i Wrecking House. i STRAWBERRIES, 75c crate. Pick them yourself. Bring contain ers. Simpson, Doerner Ranch, j West Melrose. FOR SALE Used casings and j tubes, all sizes. Bond's O. K. i Tire Shop, Stephens and Mosh- i er. i , I MAKE strawberry' season last all year. Put yours In a frosen food locker at the Ice Plant. FOR SALE 2 used tires and tubes, 600x16. E. E. Baker, Douglas County Flour Mill. FOR SALE-Trailer house, fully equipped, good shape, $150.00. 828 S. Main. LARGE 4-wheel trailer with rack. Good condition. $40. 1253 Win I Chester. FRYERS 25c and 35c. H. De Camp, Riverside. Phone 649-Y. ELECTROLUX sales and service. Phone 561. 119 W. Mosher. WAXED cartons and locker pa per for sale at Ice Plant. FRECKLES MSGOOSEV, LOCAL BIG SHOT, HAS ARRANGED TO HAVE CLAItK GABLE, HED LAMAKK. AND GAR.60 COLLECT TiCXETS AT THE POOR. I" rx. &Ywt&5 TVSWN Lady ( FROM NOW ON BUT I TELlI ( PlDN'T HE VvES, KNOW... BUT HEJ HE'LL SPEWP HIS VUH, OOC, PO HIS GOL- CAN PO US NO HARM TIME SCRUBBING HE'S A DANGDEST 1 NOW... SO COME ON, N DECKS.' XPANGEROUS TO KILLUS?ANOLI TWO, LET'S RE- 7S, MENACE y i TIRE TO OUR A ft I CAPTAIN'S V l v mr ; 1 VOUEE SMART, KIPDO, B'JT YOU DOWT BLUFF ME: IF THE F.B.I. KKEW THIS LflCATIflU THFiT HAVE BE EM HERE LOUS A60. VOU KNOW IT'S A e-OAT OF SOME KIND BECAUSE VOU FEEL THE MOTIOW OF THE (WATER. ADO VOU'CE GUiSSING IT6 IN NEW JEESEy BECAUSE IOU GOT A GLIMPSE OF A JERSEY CENTRAL SWITCH ENGINE i , if ff, , FOR SALE Cement mixer on wheels, no engine, $20.00; two oil drums with pumps, 50 gallon and 30 gallon, $7.00; 210 feet of . 716 inch cable; two 35 foot lengths of 4 inch cable, $15.00. Sawmill, No. 2, American 52 inch circular inserted tooth saw, one man planer, Mnrmon 6 cyl. gas engine. $400.00. Two gang 16 inch chain lift tractor plow, $35.00. Leonard Joslln, Riddle, Oregon (Doe creek). FOR SALE De Laval separator ; No. 12 Good condition. -Craig-t' heads Hayhurst Valley. Ad dress, Yoncalla. FOR SALE General Electric re-fi-igerator, $10.00. 415 S. 1 Pine street. Lost and Found LOST Large blueticked 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. LOST Gold rimmed glasses be tween s. Jackson and W. First streets. Call 637-R. Dentistry Extraction, Pyorrhea Treatment Gas when desired Now style plates and teeth Old plates refitted like new Dr. Ncrbas i Masonic Bldg. Phone 483 Dr. G. W. Marshall, Med. A. Bldg. Poultry FOR SALE 2 pound fryers, 35c alive, 40c dressed. 742 Mill. j IN My PRESENT STATE OF MIND i I I WOULDN'T RE6ARD THAT AS J FUNNV EVEN IF IT WAS ---- L. ftV) rAt '. ViiUT '?. OAT L TO Hfc! VOVt.&lW. V - 41 -m JUST THE W0LFKE6, ' ) IT BE SAFER M0Vt!p THE SOMEWHERE T. M. BtO. U t. Real Estate 40 ACRES, live creek and springs, good barn and chicken house- -$900. MODERN home, on river, im proved lawn, sprinkling sys tem, completely furnished $3750. TWO acres, near Veterans facil ity. Modern home. Priced very low. Everything In Real Estate and Insurance. -Frod A. Golf, 122 S. Stephens, Phone 218. FOR SALE 240 acres, approxi mately one million feet of saw timber, old growth fir. Lots of outside range. Some good bottom land. Lots of water year round. 11 miles south of Bonanza Mine. 7 miles east of Sutherlln. Cheap for cash. C. W. Manning, Oakland. INVESTIGATE the opportunities wo arc 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. NEW, 4-room stucco, plastered house. Garage. 2 lots. Liber al terms. H. DeCamD. River- ! side. Phone 649-Y. LARGE apartment and business building for sale or trade, call 774. FOR SALE Iwo new houses, modern in every respoot. In quire Coon Lumber Co. FOR SALE Modern five-room house, priced for quick sale. 606 s. Pine street. By V. T. Hamlin By Merrill Blosser By Edgar Martin AKi ftOOT fciOVO ' " :.Mm 41 By Roy Crane CVAy, 43ET WOULDN' JAKE ALONG SIDE WITH 4IS BOAT, QUICK.' PAT. I SAME, V T BARGE GENERAL SAW FILING Howard Casebeer, 443 S. Steph ens. Also furniture repairing. ANTIQUES The Strange Shop, 106 S. Main. LOCKSMITH jPacific KVy Serv. Phone M8. FLUE CLEANING iJFurnaces vacuum cleaned fltM cleaning. Call 841. J. C. Bew ley. PIANO TUNING Arundpl. fit-pairs, ppmoth. 189-L. FOR SALE-Housc and acre lot In Edcnbower, 1 mile from school. $200.00 down, balance monthly. See P. E. Beaver, Ed enbower. Chiropractor DR. H. B. SCOFIELD. Phone 273. Glendale GLENDALE, June 6. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Graff have sold their farm ,to fiev. J. J. Howard and have gone to visit with friends in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Graff moved to Gladstone the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Newman and family moved to Klamath Falls during the week-end, where Mr. Newman has employment. Mr. and Mrs. George Mill at tended the funeral for Jlcv. B. E. Jacobs, of Wilbur, in Roseburg Thursday morning. Author young spent Sunday afternoon In Canyonvlllc visiting friends. Billy Oobyns, who has been vis iting his aunt in Roseburg, re turned home Tuesday. Miss Sophia Wilson of Port land visited from Wednesday to Saturdny with Mrs. Nora Britt. Miss Wilson Is well known in southern 'Oregon, having taught school in the southern partio the state a number of years. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Winchnll of Eugene spent Friday with Mr. Winchell'8 aunt, Mrs. Nora Britt. Frank Woodlcy cnterod the Josephine hospital in 'Grants Pass Tuesday uvcnlng'and under went a ,maJor operation Wednes day morning. Mrs. Harry Older Is visiting her brother and sistcr-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tayol, at Mareola, Ore. ' Rev. and Mrs. E. T. Larson re turned to their home In Gate way Sunday evening. Rev. Lar son has been the pastor of the Baptist church since January. Miss Elma Fish and Mrs. Brown of Portland visited friends In Glendale Friday. Miss Fish was a former resident here and Is well known. Both Miss Fish and Mrs. Brown are em ployed In Ihe Portlund poslofflce. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McGreggor of Gamada, Calif., called on Mrs. Nora Britt Friday afternoon. Author Young and Dean Gar rett spent Saturday .In Grants Pass. DAILY DEVOTIONS DR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS It was the custom for every Jew .to go to Jerusalem each year to keep the Feast of the Passover. As the pilgrims made their way to Jerusalem from their homes In Galilee and Judea, they loved to sing praises to their -God for His delivery of the tflrst-born of the .Hebrews at the time the death nngel smote .Ihe first born of the Egyptians. One of ..their favorite songs was the one hundred and twenty, first ,psalm. "J will lift up mine eyes unto the hills," from whence comoth my help. What an Inspiration to picture those Jews walking along, looking, looking up at the Ju dean hills. Singing this beau tiful ,psulm of praise and trust ing love. What an example to us today who are so prone to look downward, instead of lifting our eyes that we may receive help and guidance from Him who hlll made heaven and earth. All of us have cares and disapimlnt ment.s; hut instead of looking downward or Inward and brooding over our troubles end grievances, let us lift our hearts In prayer and put our trust in God. Jf wo would re ceive strength and guidance from God we loo must lclt constantly upward from whence comoth our help, fur our help Is from the Lord. RADIO SERVICING BUI Calhoun's Radio Music Ston Ph. 93. Hargis Radio Service. Phone 196 Radio Doctors. 306 N. Stephen Lund Radio Service. Phone 34 WASHING M.CHINE8 IRONERS Bergh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 80& AUTO REPAIRING Knight-Porter, Douglas & Main. Body, fender work, painting. SPECIAL ON OVEN GLASS Oven-proof glassware at low- est prices in history! Beautiful "Fire 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 lor shower gifts. See complete line: at Carr's. (Adv.) NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an execution and or. dcr of sale issued out of the Cir cuit Court of the State of Ore eon ior Douelas County on tho 27th day of May, 1941, upon and : pursuant to a juagmem ana ae crec duly made and entered in said court and cause on the 27th day of May, 1941, In a suit for the foreclosure of mortgages pending thoroin in which C G.-' Fulton was plaintiff, and John C. Rounds and Robert M. Rounds, individually and as partners do ing business under the name and style of Rounds Mill & Lumber Company; The State of Oregon; C. H. Gram as Commissioner of Labor of the State of Oregon, and State -Unemployment Com pensatlon Commission were do fondants, which -execution and order of sale was to me directed and commanded me to sell the property therein and hcrcinaftet described to satisfy tho liens and charges in said decree specified, I will, on Tuesday, the 1st day of July, 1D41, at the hour of ton o'clock in the forenoon of said duv. at the Courthouse front door in Roseburg, Douglas Coun ty, Oregon, ofler for sale and ai:u ni puiiui: uuiiiuu in unt: jttn eel, for cash, subject to redemp tion as provided by law, all the rlclit. title and interest of the de. I fondants in said suit and of all persons claiming by, through, or under them, or cither of them since the 24th day of August, 1939, in and to the following de scribed real property, towit: The Northwest quarter of Section- twenty-four (24), Township thirty-one (31) South, Rango two (2) West of W. M. In Doug las County, Oregon! together with all sawmill buildings and all other buildings situated there on. Dated this 31st day of May, 1341. CLIFF THORNTON. Sheriff of Douglas County, Ore. gon. NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL . ELECTION Notice is hereby given to tho legal voters of School District No. 4, of Douglas County, Ore gon, that the Annual School El ection of KM Id District will bo held at the Junior High School Building, Roseburg, -Oregon, from the hour of 2:00 -o'clock P. M. to 7:00 o'ciock P. M., on Mon. day, June 16th. 1941. This election is called for tho purpose of electing one Director of said District for term of fivo years. Dated this 26th day of May, 1D41. ROY O. YOUNG. Chairman Board of Directors. Attest: A. J. GEDDES, Clerk. National Fertst Timber For Sale Sealed bids will lc received by the Forest Supervisor. Roseburg, Oregon, up to and Including Juno 13, 1941 for all the timber desig nated for cutting, located on an area embracing approximately 140 acres within NJNW1, E4NEJ, and Si, Sec. 20, T. 31 S., R. 5 W., W. M., Canyon Creek watershed, Umpqua National Forest, Oregon, amounting to approximately 1,. 000,000 foot B. M. of Douglas-fir and 10,000 feet B. M. of sugar pine. No hid of less than $1.50 per M for Douglas-tlr and $5.00 per M feet for sugar pine will bo considered. JHOU.OO must be dc posited with each bid, to be ap plied on Ihe purchase price, re. funded, or retained In part as liquidated damages, according tr Ihe conditions of the sale. Tho right to reloot any and all bids is reserved. Before bids are submit ted, full Information -concerning the timber, the conditions of sale, and the submission of bids should be obtained from the Forest Su pcrvlsor, Roseburg, Oregon.