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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18. 1941. SEVEN gLflggDgDllE).gSg 1 m I 0 I H pi Livestock Rental Help Wanted j For Sale Miscellaneous j Bed Estate run ALi-une wncaRie ewe, four years; one Corricdale ewe IS months. Good ones. $9.00 each. Five wether lambs, 60 pounds, ?6.50 each. W. R. Greer, Myrtle Creek. vein SAi.E-niv , i old, 1300 pounds, gentle, work! nr rlriv !nvnn milnc nf 1 FOR SALE Black mare, 1300 pounds, gentle to work or ride j for children. Phono 3IF2. J. S. j Marr, Dixonville. j THREE gentle, broke, saddle! horses, young. First place on I loft nn Pftrtc Tnnnf Inn hiohwav " " " I WANTED Fresh cows, spring ers and heifers. Call 1200 Win-! Chester street. Phone 663. FOR SALE-Goats, 300 head i j sa.no parh Nnrthsirti. Mi-nt $3.00 each. Northslde Market. Phone 280. FOR SALE Purebred yearling Hereford bull. R. V. Hatfield, phone 33-F-14. FOR SALE Young 1500-pound horse, true and gentle. F. D. Coon, Dillard. COCKER SPANIELS Registerecl. Jacobs' Phone 386-J. A. K. C. j Kennels. WANTED Day-old calves. Mrs. j u. 1-1. wauen, itouie 1, box iui Roseburg. RAM for sale. Registered Hamp shire. Write J. B. Davis, Suth erlin. WEANER pigs, S5.00 each. A. H. Marsh, Lookingglass. . SHEEP for sale 75 aged ewes, S200.no. Phone 48F4. ALLEY OOP UECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Hrhckles and lard are ex periencing the biggest thrill OF THEIR. LIVES ...THE SONG THEY WROTE IS BEING PLAYED AND BROADCAST BY A "NAME" BAND SON TOOK MY BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WASH TUBBS . WHASSA MATTER, Y BLACKSEARP?? M IMAGINE ME, OSCAR BOOM? 1 " BUT IS IT yTfZI rADUl? wi 1 rryev or t T'li s.t-r- nr?Ai I r-asii.riii- TiieMTicTii 1 sw vrc cr cn A uir i ion I IIVC lr Tt ICT CHDC -T UAVICM't J I It -t kii IOW ff'lCMrii-T I ARQlffD ACTPP 3EEN A GWOSTM S Uk POSIN& AS BLACKBEART, I ' I I ONCE WAS S wSSr 1 1 JTTINI AWAY r 7 t li -19 1 eeBs r-ou, ,,. ' "s4- "v--u. n- ed house. Davenport set, refrig orator, oil circulator, electric range. Inquire 810 N. Jackson. FOR RENT 5-room house with bath- Rent $12.00 a month. In- ' ZL.J' I "One JSb-Y. 5-ROOM furnished nat, private entrance, bath, gas range, wa-1 WANTED Capable girl or wo i tcr heater. Phone 222-R. 547 S. man Ior waitress. Hotel Val- Stephens. . WANTED 2 more elderly people to board and room. $25.00 month. 526 Pitzer. ITUC1 ...tn-iAnJ "S"""1?'" for 1Z4 w. Douglas 12 to 2. WELL furnished, steam heated apartments. Call 369-J. FURNISHED ROOM. Bell build - vo a i..b ing, 122 S. Jackson street. . i KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS- Strictly modern. Phone 550. 4ROOM unfurnished house. Phone 384. 543 Fowler. FIVE-ROOM modern house. 420 Vista avenue. MODERN, furnished apartment. 926 S. Main. 1 3-ROOM apartment, furnished. 535 S. Pine. 5-ROOM house. Jackson. Inquire 542 N. FURNISHED apartment. 210 S. Rose. ROOMS for rent. 707 Mosner. Chiropractor DR. H. B. SCOFIEI.D. Phone 273. I DIDN'T MEAN TO RUN OUT ON YOU) JUNE --- but hearing , Them play our. KNOW JUST HOW YOU FEEL, FRECKLES KINDA ME OFF FEET ' TUK bttH H GOING ow V A FINE BUNCH O' fVL'SVoUCiOT FELLA! THEVUE LEFT Lo HERE TO ROAST ALIVE. WELl.ltoNOT THEIR SORT. COME On! WE'VE 60T TO 6ET OUTO' HERE... IP POSSIBLE ' s. r 1 1 jf wmbn. I j 5 ' J iFINE BUNChN : wain rtu man, or man and'tuu s&us-sawmm, coroplelc. wne iur tiireiaKur xur summer! nome. must do responsible party. Apply Wednesday, Ho tel valley. Mrs. Johnson. WANTED Cook. Must be ex ceptionally good. Restaurant experience not necessary. Ho tel vaney. j lpv- ' WANTED Man to ranch. Phone 3F22. work on Miscellaneous 1 SERVE garden fresh vegetables; next winter. Preserve the na tural taste and vitamin content. I Use your frozen food locker J 1 at the Ice plant. Peas and as - I paragus are now ready. Doug- I paragus are now ready. Doug - las c- Ice & Storage. SHEtsrMES AniiNi ION Trucks available at all times ior lamD naming, call 4., uun - ham Transfer Co. Wanted uMTrr,u'.r onitln VinrTc an nnnltrt. Highesti, prices paid. Douglas County Poultry. Phone 374. ; WANTED Canonizing. Mrs. Ras- mussen, E. Douglas by new bridge. WE PAY cash for old or crippled horses. Phone 48F13. Fuel PHONE 282 GREEN and dry slab wood. ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. 1 Whoa, Napoleon 'Neath the You've I Tried hard NOT To, but x WAS SO HAPPY FOR. CRYING RELAX , WOMAN, RELAX I.ard And you LETS 60 OUTSIDE" SO NO ONB WILL- SEE" My FACE Oh! A Man to MY EVF ARE BDCWFn.. ICAM'TSEEl GOT TO retL NVf WAY mm - ... . wui saw sio e mousanci per' aay. DouDle saw. cut off saw and belting. Price $500.00. Sec Paul at Paul's Drive-In Mar ket. WHY NOT get the Hy-Power, guaranteed muffler and forget your muffler troubles. Also get your glass at Sarff's Auto Wrecking House. CHERRIES Blng and Lambert,' 3c pound. Pick them yourself. Walter Singleton's place on East Douglas. Phone 260-J. i w A T v R 1 rsuu 1 im1 1 Credit terms may be arranged. J. H. Thomas, Oakland. Phone 26F23. , FOR SALE Used casings and, .h0 .11 .i. nv n v I , tubes, all sizes. Bond's O. K. j rnn Snop steohens and Mosh- j Tire Shop, Stephens and Mosh- FOR SALE-2 used tires and i tubes. 600x16. E. E. Raknr. Douglas County Flour Mill. j SEPTIC TANKS, cesspools, clean-1 cu.muui.-iii uquiuiiiviu. wniLV ;CACTI for sale at tnc Henslee ranch, 24 miles south of Rid- die. ELECTROLUX sales and service, , Phone 561. 119 W. Mosher. Poultry : TURKEY poults next Tuesday. Order now. Watzig Hatchery. Phone 740-J. FRYERS. H. DeCamp, Riverside. Phone 649-Y. I Full Moon the End K matter6 eiess 6sSQrj!i5 WHAT happened, I . ; SSS -i Jalniiiiife woLDT You would : p lP v Wft HELP MUCH V ' '1 xwfySk . Tal L0N6EB! ANOTHER I. OMfJ 'ni.fi, ... ,, n nil. ..Jrt?vr 1 INVRSTip.atr nnnnn..niti.Q 1 .",, i ... 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. -I SMALL cash payment, balance i ; like rent, buys an attractive 7-! I room home in Roseburg. Close in, good location. Box 1061. col I lsjw.pl,l FOR SALE Summer home and , boat at Diamond lake. Price ! $1250.00. Wall- Wcvuis 711 I I East Main stiwt. Medfnrd. fw . Kon. 1 LARGE apartment and business j building for sale or trade. Call Roscbure Orccon 1 "B' "iifcon. ( m. Northslde Apartments, FOR' SALE Iwo new houses. j .modern in every respect. In-' 1 quire i.oen Lumber Co. ! FOR SALE Modern flve.room house, priced for quick sale. 606 i a. fine street. Kuiiiuui Oniuiihi.ttU. ' FOR .SALK. ioase or trade-Store f"1"1 sprvice station. Good liv ing quarters in back of store. Good location for serving lunches. 19 miles from Coos Junction on Coos Bay highway. Inquire at Rowell's Store, Cam- as Valley, Oregon. ! IF YOU are making $6.00 per day u. iuss aim wouio ime io go in- to business for yourself, you should investigate this Service Station, 720 Winchester street, Small Investment required. 1 a i m vvmw -r., i,kiL iiu.1- ONCE WAS SUACKBEARD L 1 a f . APJ 1 " -7- 3. FOR SALE Leading restaurant in Grants Pass on main street P1 priced for quick sale. Box , 1000 c-o News-Review. Lost and Found LOST Black and white fox ter rier pup, disappeared from home, 218 Court street, Satur day morning. Small reward for return of puppy to Motor Shop ! Garage, Court .and Jackson. Tommy Keel. ' TA.-S,N TN SIIKmAVTw hv ?"u-'? j nuiTica. miium' uuugius vuuu- ty Flour Mill. Work Wonted fcXCAVATION LOGGING ROADS 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. Dentistry Dr. Nerbas Fluorescent teeth In plastic. Old plates made like new. , ycis surass.Hi uai um or 1UU cplacement same day. "5?. !?tlnont j MascmlcBldg. Phone 488 Dr. G. W. Marshall. Med. A. Bldg. I . . Simple (pUCStlOH j triiLAUu. Deiense Attorney , w. W. Smith propounded a hypo- thetlcal question to an alienist in a murder trial. The question took 4,800 words and covered 16 pages. 1 The answer was "no." By V. T. Hamlin BLA.CKBEARD THE By Merrill Blosser By Edgar Martis By Roy Crane I AM 1 pirate;, a 55T GENERAL SAW PILING Howard Caiebeer, 443 S. Steph ens, aim furniture repairing. ANTIQUES .Trm Strange Shop, 106 & Main. LOCKSMITH Vj . . wo j ' i. FLUE CLEANING Furnaces vacuum cleaned flu cleaning. Call 841. J. C Bew ley. Around the County YoncaHa YONCALLA, Juno 18. Mrs. Llllic Kinney of Corvallis spent several days last wecK visiting at the Herman Thlcl home. Miss Ann Lambert former beauty operator has Accepted a position at North Bend, leaving Yoncaila without a beauty opera tor. Mr. and Mrs. Merlo Payne and two sons of Lone Beach, Calif., are visiting at the Henry Payne nome in snocstrlnR. Mrs. Dave Williams ol Ocean side, Calif., is visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Edes for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Wil liams will be remembered as Miss Marian Edcs prior to her marriage last January. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stonaker ipent Sunday with relatives In Grants Pass and Medfnrd. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thielc of Red Hill returned home Sat urday from a week's trip to Port land to attend grand chapter of O. E. S. and Masons. Mrs. Underwood Sr., of San Mateo, Calif., visited at the I George Coons home last week. j Mrs. Geoi'ge Coons attended 1 the Rose festival at Portland last week. Her daughter, Mrs. Gnqng of Portland brought her home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Williams and daughter, Dorothy, of Port land spent the week-end here vis iting at the Lulls Brawn home. Mrs. Kenneth Mulkey attended the state convention of Women's Federated clubs in Corvallis last week. Her son, Merle, who has been attending O. S. C. last win ter returned home with her for the summer. Stacy Adams, student at O. S. C, Is home for his vacation. Aialea AZALEA, June 18. Mrs. Hal bcrt Booth returned to her home here Tuesday evening : after spending the post two weeks in the Josephine general hospital In Grants Pass where she under went a major operation. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sharp made a business trip to Medford Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Warren from Roseburg visited friends here Tuesday. The Warrens arc form er Azalea residents. L. S. Johns made a business trip to Myrtle Creek Thursday evening. R. D. McCartney from Bundon was here on business Wednesday. Mrs. William Jantzer and sons. Billle and Jackie, and Mrs. John! Hold Everything! DOLLY , , '. f " ' WW IMI IT MIA VIC( IWC T M. 118 11 t .AT l. g-f ! "Su jou're u pclly officer, "are yon? Well. I don't go iu for polling !" RADIO SERVICING Bill Calhoun's Radio Music Ston Ph. 93. ... , Hargis Radio Service. Phone 196 Radio Doctors. 306 N. Stephens; Lund Radio Service. Phone 34 WASHING MACHINES . IRONERS Bergh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 80& PIANO TUNING Arundel. Repairs. Demoth. 189-L. Jantzer, shopped In Medford Wednesday. They also visited at; Central Point with Mrs. Warren Hazen and Mrs. Esther Hazen. Mrs. Carroll Dill was In Myrtle Creek Tuesday where she receive ed medical care, Mr. and Mrs. Charles' Hull from Klamath Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hull and Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Hull from Portland attend ed the funeral of their father, Mark Hull, at Canyonville We nesday afternoon. They also vis ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs John Ogdcn. A group of young people enjoy, ed a hike to the top of Green mountain Tuesday. The party in. eluded Georgette McPhcrran, Ilene and Marie Gllham, Bernai dine and Wilma Sparks, Barbara Young, Mildred Ames, Opal and Lorane Eastman and Virginia Cleveland. .. J. E. Hartle made a, trip td Eugene Thursday where he at tended the funeral of his uncle. ' Mrs. Lowell Curtis shonncd Iri Grants Pass Friday. Koy and Roland Atwood from Sacramento, Calif., arrived here1 Friday morning and will sDend the summer with their grand mother, Mrs. Ivy Sackett. Sutherlin SUTHERLIN, June 18. Mr and Mrs. L. D. Robcrtsoa and son, Donald, left Sunday for Freewater where they will visit Mrs. Robertson's parents lor a week. E. H. Rethweil is iri charge of the drug store during their absence. , George Trumbo of Independ ence visited friends here Friday. George is a former Sutherlin resident having worked in the drug store here several years' ago. Ho Is now employed In a drug store at Independence. Paul Athey received notice ol his appointment as rural mail carrier for Sutherlin last Thursj, day. He took over his duties Monday morning, Gcorec Ben. croft, who has been temporary carrier for over a year, will be substitute carrier. , ' The Sutherlin Girl Scout trnon enjoyed a bicycle trip to the Cal apoola west of town Friday where they enjoyed swimming and picnicking. Mrs. John Mad sen and her three daughters. rvai-en, r.ncn ana uni'nara, went by car, a short time later. Tho girls going by bicycle were Betty Lu Vogelpohl, Gloria and Norma Beecrofl, Anna Flnnell, Vivian Havilund, Joyce Holgatc ant) their leader, Mrs. Harry Cheno. weth. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thomas and Mr. and Mm. Art Hansen report a wonderful time on a fishing trip to Loon lake, over Thurs day and Friday. v.' kl'r i