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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS. OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 28, 1941. FIVE ED Livestock FOR SALE Good team of horses, 12 years old, 1300 lbs. each. E. L. Peterson, Looking glass Star. GOOD lull blooded Shropshire ram. Reasonable. Charles . Sfubhs. Melmsev . FOR SALE Corriedale and Hampshire rams. W. G. Paul. Phone 14F21. 23 PIGS for sale, $3.00 each, few, $5.50. Oscar Weeks, Myr tle Creek. JERSEY cow lor sale. L. E. Coon, Dillard. PouJrry FOR SALE 130 White Leghorn yearling hens, laying well, re cently culled, 60c each. C. W. Perry, Camas Valley. STARTED chicks, 9c each while they last. Watzig Hatchery. Wonted WANTED Poultry eggs . and veal. Highest cash prices paid. Douglas County Poultry. Phone 374. ' WANTED Eggs, beans, sweet corn and fruits. Highest avail able prices. Call 48F2. WE PAY cash for old or crippled horses. Phone 48F13. Futf PHONE 282 GREEN and dry slab wood. ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. OAK and laurel wood, $2.50 tier delivered. John Sutton, Look ingglass, Oregon. ALLEY OOP SO OUR HARD BOILED EWE-MY VEH, CAP'M, , it. -will p icjn I kj , riNisn, en ; ou ir- WELL, MV BUCKO, THAT WOWT AtXJ HADM'T 2fx && L.OUW NX?W. .. MSBLfcU1 .Tn-w .'.'' A HAVE BOAR.DE D W K fifti'iX 1 DECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS r SSKS5bJS ti? -. . ! lf Jill , I Ail I" It was I I axle a iTftBCKLes.iu. I ?2S-. TVF .J?f w wl l Ply- l 1 Dill we ms dx- o i , , . . . T ' - n . -wx?r-r ivwni vr-eeAft. cam fix it town with . hbk mb? -n,: .... a-'Xw4 BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES A Matter of Opinion : . By Edgar Martin rRA.VPFE.EC .... LH I IHIlLI fooot'. 3 2 ! WHV...tAY "1 ( HE.Y V I I HKOEVi'T DOME f H4''!'ift'i)l W ToCK. Nil:lljll5 f ll i 'j'ii nea'sv elj WASH TUBBS J " : j Fighting Words . '.. By Roy Crane X OH.nABLIWS, . X VOUBET, OBOV.' A CHAMCB T HA.HAlTHE 7 WhO, N LUCKy WAHiE! OME FELLAS X HE'LL X 1 HEAR THE MINISTER LSgd I 'ftM'TfTWOWOEBPULrX CAROL J I TO SMOOTH f BRIDE6B0OM. WOT? HE 1 I 9MPLV VWOftK FOR A LIvlMS, BUT HE PBOBABLV HALF PRICE Mft THE WE0DW6 PAOCY'S COMINO TO V ? I THINcjS W'TH V WATCH HIM MA8RIED 1 CMlT iMDFJS,- KAttBlEO THE MclCEC H BETIAE AT BECAUSE CAOOL MARRIED "e?i!JE f!MPVt Jri ' V THE E- JLSWA66E THE CATCH , STAWU WHAT V WU.WHS.1 THE BIPEOLD ONLY HALF AMMI.52 MAT? ABOUT teCiA&T rfi X A S- e TM ; CABOL MekTEE N--,-- fr---s-s. A 65 OP ) HAW, HAW WMO sl Help Wanted .1. WANTED HOP PICKERS At Lakeside Hop Yard, 4 miles west- Grants Pass in shady camp grounds; tent houses,' good water; commissary on grounds. Picking will start about August 7th. Will pay lie w'th additional - Ic at end of season to pickers who stay en tire season. Art King. HOP PICKERS: Register for picking, which will start about August 7th at the Hilton Hop Yard, where the, majority of Douglas county pickers pick. Fine crop, good camp, commis sary on grounds. Hilton Hop Yard, Grants Pass, Oregon. STEADY WORK GOOD PAY.', RELIABLE PERSONS WANT- ED to call on farmers in Doug las county. No experience or capital required. Some making $100.00 in a week. Write Mc NESS CO., 2423 Magnolia St., Oakland, Calif. , WANTED Middle aged man j and wife for work on poultry ! ranch. Steady work year around job. J. M. Cabot, Ten mile, Oregon. WANTED Bean pickers. Good beans. Clem Howell, Route 2, Eugene, Oregon. , WANTED Woman for light housework. 617 W. Lane street. Work Wonted THRESHING We do it right ' and save the- grain. Contact Claude Harvey, phone 42F13, . Oakland, or Norval Cockcram, ' Chiropractor DR. H. B. SCOKIELD. Pnone 273. 1 YOU ...THEM IT MIGHTA BEEN DIFFERENT.' Rentals BUSINESS SPACES for rent on main highway. Auto mechanic, plumbing, tinsmith and radio shop all In one building. Henry Haverkamp, 880 N. Broadway, Marshflcld, Oregon, care of Standard Oil Co. ! FOR RENT 4-room modern fur- J nished house. Phono 179-R cve j nirgs. TWO-ROOM furnished apart ! mcnt. private bath. 112 Brock i way. FOR RENT 5-room, $32.50. 760 E. Lane. modern, Inquire Coen Lumber Co. FOR RENT 3-room, first floor, furnished apartment. 535 S. Pine. ' FOR RENT Furnished duplex, , modern. Phone 600. M. E. Rlt i ter. 3-ROOM apartment, garage, pri vate bath. Adults. Phone 242. ' KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS l Strictly modern. Phone 550. FURNISHED ROOM. Bell Build ing, 122 S. Jackson street. WELL furnished, steam heated apartments. Call 369-J. CLEAN, Main. cool apartment. 926 S. GARAGE. 246 South Rose. . AllTOS ' 'FOR SALE Good Buick sedan, cheaper than you can steal It. Spaugh's Garage, That's Different UAH WE'D HAVE CUT 'IM DOWM . BEFORE HE Dj SET A SO, Straight from r v i SO, BUT, 1 7 FOOT BE&GIKJ' y ( OW US.' YOUR. I V y R4.RDOW, I I DOUBT VTJy . . ' Mnvk( ,ru UP MF1T.Un 1 1 1' f For Sdt Mtsceflaatoas CRAWFORD PEACHES, ready about August 1. 7 miles W. of Sutherlln. Phone Gorrell Orch ards, 22F22, Oakland. Write Don Balrd, Manager. WHY NOT get tne HyPower, guaranteed muffler and forget your muffler troubles. Also get your glass at Sarff's Auto Wrecking House. FOR SALE Australian Shep herd, female, and child's high chair with tray, good condition. Mrs. Ray Stephens, Tcnmile. Inquire Brockway store. ANTIQUE black walnut 4-postcr spool bed, a century old, $50. Must be taken before Friday. One mile east of Sutherlln. J. G. Miller. HOT WEATHER SPECIAL Orange Sherbet Center Vanilla Brick 30c quart. Telephone 38. Umpqua Dairy. FOR SALE Used casings and tubes, all sizes. Bond's O. K. Tire Shop, Stephens and Moan- er. .. v CUT FLOWERS for sale-' glad ioli and zinnias. 530 E. Doug las. Phone 285-L. . v FOR SALE Phone box. Cheap. G. W. Wagner, phone 27 F-5, Lookingglass. GOOD FURNITURE for sale cheap. 218 Flint street, 11:00 to 5:30 p. m. SHAND dryer stove, trays 24x42. Inquire Lookingglass Store. FOR SALE Norge refrigerator. 702 Fullerlon. BA LOME V.' WHO J HE AIW'T DOES THIS . KILLABLE...1 MUG THIMK TELL "rOU, HE HE IS, AMY- JUST AIM T WAY f HUM AM... HE'S A demom: the Heart ImI Estate IT IS TIME to purchase Real Estate. Start from the ground up or buy the finished product. City lots, dwellings, business properties, acreage, unlmnrov ed and Improved farms. Some good properties at Sutherlln, Oregon. Everything In Real Estate and Insurance. Fred A. Golf, 122 S. Stephens, phone 218. INVESTIGATE tiit opportunities we are offering you to get es tablished on a 'farm of your own. Call at h,e National Farm Loan oflice, 415 Perkins Building, Roseburg, or write C. A. Barnes, 167 E. 8th St., Eu gene. Federal Land' Bank of Spokane. j 40-ACRE farm for sale at Azalea, Oregon. A real buy at $2900 cash.' Write onsce owner. J. R. Blanchard, Glendale, Oregon. FOR SALE --v "Easy terms or trade 10 acres'; -on ' Highway 99. C. Walter Groves, 112 Brockway street. . - i FOR SALE Modern five-room house, priced for quick sale. 06 S. Pine street '. . j ; 1 Miscellaneous BLACKSMITHING We special ize in thread: cutting. Logging equipment, spring work, plow work and disc sharpening. E. E. Woodcock, 513 N. Main street. NOTICE No hunting or . tres passing on my premises. Also $25.00 reward for the arrest and conviction of parties peel ing chltum bark on my prem ises. J. M. Weatherford. I DUNNCSIR... HE LOOKS like am ape. has th' SIKtMClTMOf A GORILLA, AUP THEY . CALL 'IM ALLct OOfY I I - M T- I I I ( ' p.i ro. : V-Xf COPR. 1MI BY MA MBVICE, WC. WHICH ONE OF YOU WOULD BE MOR.B FUM ID DANCE WITH OtJ. TALK TO IN THE MOOWLkSWTP SERVEgarden Afresh vegetables next winter. Preserve the nat- ; ural taste and vitamin content. , Use your frozen, food locker at ; the Ice plant. ' Berries, apricots and peaches are now ready. Douglas Co. Ice Storage. SHEEPMEN ATTENTION Trucks available at all times for lamb hauling. Call 47, Dun ham Transfer Co. . I WILL not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other : than i myself. Elbert Marsh: .' : Dentistry DR. NERBAS Fluorescent teeth In plastic. Old plates made like new, 20 years success In partial or full denture replacement same day. Extraction Pyorrhea treatment Gas when desired Masonic Bldg. Phone 488 Canyonvillt CANYONVILLE, July 28 A grass fire, of unknown origin, burned over the Mary Brlggs ranch Tuesday evening. The town people turned out, and soon had it under control. There were two casualties Jack Gary was over come by the heat, and Mildred Irwin tore a ligament In her arm, swinging wet sacks. Neither was seriously hurt. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Williams, who have been living In the Plot' tner house, have moved to a cot i tagc at Dodge Inn and Mr.- and 1 Mrs. D, W. Gill have moved Into the Plottncr place. Mr. and Mrs. Bovco and daughter,' Mary, have I moved Into the Hcnnlnger house, recently vacated by Mr. Gill. Mrs. Hcnnlnger was down from Rose- ly V. T. Hamlin T. M. C0. 1 By Merrill Bletser pABBEPWACKY? CRUSH THE PILLOW. "3o To BE" ii JCAM 2A-TOI ISLIP.NY. CH0PCH0PS..felRLS" t IRENE ecMMITT Jovcr Pino (MMik bANBORM piHxycAatsoM OF R.INT, MICH. FuaiTive pom A 6fApCFnurr.. "swuibt" iy ALMnT aiwDLxa. LOWCU.,MAS. ? f FVd ft :er J.. WT.0FF.7 I M GENERAL SAW FILING Howard Caseoeer, 443 S. Steph en. Also furniture repairing. .JlNTJQUIS The Strange Shop, 106 8. Main. LOCKSMITH PMUo Key Serv. Phone 848. FLUE CLEANING Furnaces vacuum cleaned flw cleaning. Call 841. J. C. Bew burg Tuesday, removing her fur niture. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Davis of Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hamlin this week. Mrs. Davis Is Mrs. Hamlin's sister. Mr. and Mrs. John Terry, of Springfield, visited Mrs. Terry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roe, over the week-end. The Womens Society for Christ ian Service met at the home of Mrs. W. C. Pelham Thursday af ternoon. Owing to the absence of many of the members and all of the officers, no business meet ing was held, and the afternoon was spent in social visiting. It was decided to hold no more meet ings during the summer months. Those present were Mrs. Ruth McGcc, Mrs. Emmctt Moycr, Mrs. E. W. Brown, Mrs. W R Allen and Mrs. James Wllklns, of Myr tle Creek, The city burned the dead grass between the Airport Cafo and the barber shop Tuesday. During the fire, they had the fire hose across the street and the traffic was de- toured. A pot luck lunch will be enjoyed by the Rcbekah lodge at the next meeting, July 29th. It Is hoped that all members will bee present. Beryl Lorrcr and her motner, Mrs. Higgins, took her brother, George, back td Longvlew, Wash., Friday. They made the round trip in one day, driving some 600 miles. Mrs. Fannie Cochrane of Med- ford, visited at the home of Frank Sullivan over the week-end. The Rcbekah lodge attended, In a body, the Installation at Rid dle Wednesday night. Marden Shaw, Glenn' Cilmoro, Buddy Shaw and Brad Wyntor fished for a couple of days this week at Fish lake. William Bradford, of Milwau- kic, Wis., is visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Farquar. Jimmlc Burr Is working at the Airport Cafe again He has been going to school In Eugene. - The Lloyd Wells family was In town Friday. They arc living ln Grants Pass, now. Mr. and Mrs, A. C. Duncan were shopping In Roseburg Sat urday Mrs. A. J. Mills, of Riddle, visit- cd the Alex Worthlngton family a couple of days this week. t LODGE DIRECTORY - F, O. E. Aonu H97. mentn Macns bee hull on Pino street even TnwUy evoning st g o'clock Visiting brothers always wal come. PAUL R. DUSSEAU, Pres. RAV O. TANNLUND, Sec. Job's Daughters, No. 8 Meetl first and fourth Tuesdays al 7:30 p. m., Masonic Temple, Master Masons and O. E. S members always welcome. BETTE OWEN, Hon. Queen, DORIS CHAPLER, Rec. Hold Everything! 1 ' M con mt ir wu mvtct. inc. t m i y t mt on. ' . ym "NiJ'Aiid me in Ihe parachute division I" RADIO SERVICING Hargla Radio Service. Phone 1M Radio Doctors. 306 N. Stephen Lund Radio Service. Phone 84, WASHING MACHINES. IRONERB Bergh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 80& PIANO TUNING Arundel. Repairs, Demoth. 189-L. TOMBSTONES Harry G. Rapp. Phone 819-Y. Neighbors of Wootfcrart, Lilao Circle, No. 49 Meets on first and third Monday evenings, la I. O. O. V. hall. Visiting neigh bors Invited to attend. ETHEL BEAVER, G. N. CYNTHIA GERMOND, Clerk. Ladloo Auxiliary to Eaalta, Rooo. burg Aorie, No. 17 Moots to Maccabee hall on Cass street on second and fourth Monday eve nlnKs of each months, at 8 o'clock. 'Visiting sisters in good standing always welcome. CLARA STEIWIG, M. Pres. ESTHER BAKER, M. Bee. W. B. A., Roseourg Review, No. 11 Holils regular meetings on seo ond and fourth Thursdays at 7:30 p, m. Visiting cieters lnvlt ed to attend reviews. Maccaboo hall. Pine and Cass streets. MAUDE POWERS, Pres. : MRS. JESSIE VINSON, r". Bee. O. E. S Rosenurg Chapter No. 8 Holds Btated communications on the first and third Thursdays In each month. AH oJournln brothers and sisters are cordUl ly Invited to attend. . W. M. ETHEL WEBB, Sec. BUYING As You Like It: Each trip you make to Bond's O. K. Tire Shop results In a rial "catch" quality, value and serv. Ice. Try us. - Recapping Repairing Guarantee New Tire Service See Us For Good USED TIRE8 AND TUBES For newspaper deliveries after 5:30 'Please Call 159-L I. : Cp.K.TIRE SHOrO in- bVSiO. " i 2S