Roseburg news-review., July 30, 1941, Page 7, Image 7

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1941.
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Livestock
FOR SALE 10 weanling pigs, 9
weeks old, $5.00 each. 3 pure
bred 'Poland Cii:na sows, will
farrow In October, first litter.
Beckley place, 3 miles east of I
Iloscburg. Koute 1, box -12. i
FOR SALE Two registered ,
Shropshire rams. Six nice
feeder shoals. Phone 6F-24. J
TOR SALE Purebred Suffolk,;
Lincoln and Corrlcdale sheep. '
R. V. Hatfield. Phono 33F14. !
FOR SALE Registered Shrop-j
A shire buck lambs. Archie L. 1
w Booher, Bridge, Oregon.
FOR SALE Registered Duroc I
pigs, .2 months old. R. C. Caj y,
Dixonvillc. ,
23 PIGS for sale, $5.00 each,
few $5.50. Oscar Weeks, Myr
tle Creek.
PIGS for sale. Phone 21F3.
Wilson.
A. L.
Dentistry
DR. NERBAS
Fluorescent teeth in plastic.
Old plates made like new.
20 yef.rs Success in partial or full
denture replacement same day.
Extraction Pyorrhea treatment
Gas when desired
Masonic Bids- . . Phone 488 1
Work Wanted
WATER WELL DRILLING.
Credit terms may be arranged.
w J. H. Thomas, Oakland. Phone
2GF23.
Chiropractor
DR. H. B. SCOK1ELD. Phono 273.
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I) -.jmm BrMl J khri Pf.w Vir horses. Phone 48F13.
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A Inkles AND HIS FRIENDS . - The Test , ... ... By Merrill Blosser FOt sale '30 Chevrolet road-
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WASH TUBBS Sounds Like o Good Forty By Hoy Crane
' OF ALL TIMES TO HAVE A R.3HT... JUST mmw KiEUER MIW0, PARLIWfii GET f ZOOO IDEA. AN' BV TH' V BETTER. TICK S I'LL SAY IT'S X yp unf.yi Mft J
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Kelp Wanted
PICKERS WANTED At the .
Weston Hop Yards, 4 miles
west of Grants Pass on Rogue
river. Cabins, tents. Table, ,
benches, fuel furnished. Pick-i
ing of main crop starts about
August 20. No picking ma-;
chines used. No seedless hops. ;
Prices $1.50 per 100 pounds, j
50c bonus it picker remains!
through harvest. Good shade,'
swimming, commissary. Ac
commodations for single men. .'
For more information write
Weston's Hop Yards, Route 2, '
Box 342, Grants Pass, Oregon. ;
WANTED HOP PICKERS At
Lakeside Hop Yard, 4- miles ;
west Grants Pass in shady'.
camp grounds; lent houses;
good water; commissary on
grounds. Picking will start
about August 7th. will pay lie
with additional ic at end of,
season to pickers wno stuy en-
tire season. Art King.
iHOP PICKERS: Register forj
! picking, which will start about i
j August 7th at the -Hilton Hop
I Yard, where the; majority, of j
f-1 -
Fine crop, good camp, commis-
sary on grounds. . Hilton Hop
Yard, Grants Pass, Oregon.
- WANTED
Middle aged man.
and wife for work on poultry j
ranch. Steady work year,
around job. J. M. Cabot, Ten
mile, Oregon. .... I
WANTED Housekeeper Xorl
month of August. Go home !
nights. $1.00 per day. Box 1086, '
c-o News-Review. !
WANTED Steady man for dish-1
washing and yard work. Ex-1
perienced. Automatic. Hotel j : for lamb hauling. Call 4i, Dun
Hose, ham Transfer Co.
j'500 HOP PICKERS WANTED
! v AT FORT VANNOY YARDS
Registrations received now,
starting August 6. Early and
late hops insuring long job.
New picking system better ser
vice to pickers. Free electric
lighted cnblns. wood He per
pound dally, plus additional 1c
for staying through the season.
Fort Vannoy Hop Yards, 5
miles west on Lower River
Road, Grants Pass, Oregon.
WANTED 5 or li pear pickers.
Start picking about August
third. A. F. Suksdorf, Coos
Junction.
! WANTED Woman or capable
girl for housework In country.
Box 17UA, Melrose star route.
, WANTED Bus boy. Hotel Ump'
j qua.
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i Miscellaneous
SERVE caraen Iresh vecetables'
next winter. Preserve tne nat-
uiai laaic aiiu viluuiili vjiiiuiil.
the ice plant. Berries, apricots 1
and peaahes are now ready.
Douglas Co. Ice & Storage.
BLACKSMITH1NG We special-
ize in thread cutting. Logging
enuinment. soring work, plow
work and disc sharpening. E.
E. Woodcock, 513 N. Main,
stl'ect !
NOTICE No hunting or ties-
"I-
passing on my premises. Also
. $25.00 reward for the arrest j
and conviction of parties peel-1
ing chitum bark on my prom-
ises. J. M. Wcatherford. ,
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S H E E P M E : ATTENTION
Trucks available at all times
Boom Takes a Powder
1 ' r 11 .... ii..eiunii ... f lCOi 11 a t'l IllltIt-.-aic inun.iiJM
Rentals
BUSINESS SPACES for rent on
main highway. Auto mechanic,
plumbing, tinsmith and radio
shop all In one building. Henry
Haverkamp, 880 N. Broadway,
MarshfieM, Oregon, care of
Standard Oil Co.
5-ROOM nicely furnished house, j
' electric range, watar heater.
Reasonable to permanent rent
er. Phone 527-Y.
1 PARTLY furnished
j Rose school. Call
i jacison.
house near
at 404 N.
FOR RENT 4-room modern fur-
nished house. Phone 17D-R eve-,
i mngs.
THREE-ROOM furnished apait
: ment, private bath. 112 Brock
1 way.
, FOR RENT Furnished duplex,
modern, pnone buu. M. E. Kit-
tur.
3.HOOM
apartment, garage, prl-!
vate bath. Adults. Phone 242.
KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS
, strictly modern. Phone 550.
FURNISHED ROOM. Bell Build-
Ing, 122 S. Jackson street.
WELL furnished, steam heated
apartments. Call 3G9-J.
NEWLY decorated 5-room house.
1035 W. First street.
n.riw. rnni nmirtmont Q9K .
Main.
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ROOMS for rent. 707 W. Mosher.
List
PHONE 282
I GREEN and dry slab wood.
' ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
teal Estate
IT IS TIME to purchase Real
Estate. Start from the ground
up or buy the finished product.
City lots, dwellings, business
properties, acreage, unimprov
ed and Improved farms. Some
Rood properties at Sutherlin,
Estate and Insurance. Fred ,
A. Goff, 122 S. Stephens, phone
218.
j INVESTlpATE tne opportunities
we are uui-riug yuu lu gel us- I
tablished on a farm of your j
own. Call at the National
Farm Loan of (ice, 415 Perkins
Building, Roseburg, or write i
C. A. Barnes, 107 E. 8th St., Eu
gene. Federal Land Bank of
Spokane. j
TWO good lots in Springfield.
Cheap for cash or trade for '
car, livestock or farming lm-1
plcmenls. C. J. Lankford, Aus-J
tin place, 2J miles E. of Suth-!
crlin, Route 1. ,
. .
larm lor sale at Azalea, ,
urcgun. j real ouy at syuu J
CHsh. Write or see owner. J. R. i
Blanchard, Glendalc, Oregon, i
FOR SALE Modern live-room
house, priced for quick sale. 0ti '
S. Pine street.
Business Opportunities
SUITABLE location mill site i
pond. Electricity available. 200-1
acres good saw timber. More j
can be had. Llndbloom, Dixon-,
vine.
FOR RENT Service station, 6
cabins and large house. Small
Investment. See after 5:00 eve-
nlngs. Deer Creek Service Sta-1
ilnn 9,1,1 o.,nm,n C,i,W O
to.,,, Attu uiliiuv uuuiii, jiuai.'- j
burg,
For Sale MiteeDaneoas
THE ORANGE TRUCK always
sells fresh produce. Right at
this season we get in a six-ton:
load of mixed fruit and veget
ables every five days. If you
take pride In the meals yo i
serve, you will lind by trading
at the Orange Truck that you
have a better chance to set a:
table that .pleases everyone
there. Try our delicious vlne
rlpened watermelons, 11c a lb.
and tomatoes, 5 lbs. 19e, with
flavor that cannot be sur
passed. Jumbo cantaloupes,
5c each. California's finest
"Heart O Gold," 7c each. Large,
firm, green peppers, 2 for 5c.
When trading at the Orange
Truck wo believe you will en
joy the clean, fresh atmosphere
and the polite, efficient serv
ice that will help y'.u get ex
actly what you want. Sweet,
seedless grapes, 2 lbs. 15c;
olives, 30c a quart. The finest
of local vegetables corn, cu
cumbers, stringlcss beans, car
rots, beets, all at a popular
price. Dill lor pickling cucum
bers, 5c a bunch. We always
give the best oranges and lem
ons for your money, any size
oranges with a price to please
you and nice lemons, 15c, 18c
and 21c a dozen. If you' are
ever dissatisfied with any pur
chase It Is our gain when you
let us make it right with you-
Orange and Blue food stamps
gain you another dividend at
the Orange Truck.
FOR SALE Used casings and
tubes, all sizes. Bond's O. K.
Tire Shop, Stephens and Mosh
er.
GOOD FURNITURE for sale
-.1 HID 1 I ,M ,n
i-i-n(j. ia I-lint suui-l, ii.vu lu
5:30 p. m.
By V. T. Hamlin
GENERAL IAW FILING
Howard Casebeer, 443 S. Steph
ens. Also furniture repairing.
ANTIQUES
The Strange Shop, 106 B. Main.
LOCKSMITH
Pacific Ky Serv. Phone 848.
FLUE CLEANING
Furnaces vacuum cleaned flu
-cleaning. Call 84L 3. C. Bew
' ley.
TOR SALE EASY electric wash
ing machine, spinner dryer, ex
cellent condition. Priced low
for quick sale. Also oak book
shelves and upholstered rocker.
515 Rast Ave.
CRAWFORD ' PEACHES, ready
about August 1. 7 miles W. of
Sutherlin. Phone Gorrell Orch
ards, 22F22, Oakland, Write
Don Baird, Manager.
FOR SALE 5 rooms household
. furniture. Come sec Saturday
p. m. or Sunday a. m. 3 miles
west Melrose store on Rcston
. road. A. D. Imrle.
WHY NOT get tne Hy-Powcr,
guaranteed muffler and forget
; your muffler troubles. Also get
' your glass at Sarff's Auto
Wrecking House,
HOT WEATHER SPECIAL
Orange Sherbet Center Vanilla
Brick 30c quart. Telephone 38.
Umpqua Dairy.
FOR SALE House trailer. 230
S. Stephens street.
FOR SALE Norgc refrigerator.
702 Fullerton.
Wanted
WE can use, at the highest mar
ket prices, cattle, veal and a
few wether sheep. If you have
some to sell call us as It will
not obligate you In the least.
Phono 350.
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.
RADIO SERVICING
Hargls Radio Service. Phone 196
Radio Doctors. 306 N. Stephen
Lund Radio Service. Phone 34.
WASHING MACHINES
IRONERS
Bcrgh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 80V
PIANO TUNING "
Arundel. Repairs, Demoth. 189-L,
TOMBSTONES
Harry G. Rapp. Phone 81 9-Y.
Welcomes U. S
Assured by Premier Hermann
Jonasson, above, that the island's
independence would be secure,
Iceland's Parliament approved
United States occupation in an
all-night session.
Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles, Rose.
burg Aerie, No. 1497 Meets In
Muccubeo hall on Cuss street, on
second and fourth Monday eve.
nines of ouch months, at
o'clock. Visiting Histurs In good
standing always welromn.
CLARA STEIW1G, M. Pres.
HHTIIHR 11AKKU. M. Soc.
W, B. A., Rosenurg Review, No. 11
- Holds roKUIar ninntlngs on soo
nml mid fourth Thursdays al
7:30 p. m. Visiting r.ialors lnvlt.
ed to tittund reviews. Maccaboo
ball. Plnn and Cnai streets.
MAUDE POWERS, Pres.
MRS. JKSSIE VINSON. Y. Soc.
O. E. S Roseuurg Chapter No. 8
Holds suitou communications oa
the Hint and third Thursdays In
each month. AH sojournlnl
brothors and HlHtors are cot'Ulii
ly Invlled In attend.
CLARIBEL NEWLAND,
W. M. ,
ETHI3L WKllil, Sec.
DeMolay Chapter Regu
Inr mnntlnK every seo
end and fourth Thurs
days lit tho MnsonU
tomplo. HCK1UI3.
. O. O. F., Phlletarlan Lodge, No.
8 Meets In Odd Follows templt
every Thursday evening. Visit
Ing brothers arc always wel
come. I ALO STEPHENS, N. G. ,
A. J. GEDDES, Sec.
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after 5:30
Please Call
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