ROSEBURG Kews-ReVieW, rosESUrg. OREGON, THURSbAV, AUGUST 1,
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Help Wantad
PICKERS WANTED At t h e
WV.stuii Hop Yards, 4 miles
west of Grants Pass on Rogue
iiVL'i. CaLia.a, tents. Table,
brrK'hes. fuel furnished. Picking
of main crop starts about Au
gust M. No picking machines
used. No seedless hops. Prices
SI. 50 per 100 pounds, 50c bonus
if picker remains through har
vest. Good shade, swimming,
commissary. A c c o mmodatlons
for single men. For more in
formation write Weston's Hop
Yards, Route 2, Box 342,
Grants Pass, Oregon.
aiNTEl) HOP PICKERS At
Q-akeside 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
with additional ic at end of
season to pickers who stay en
tire season. Art King.
WANTED Logger with cat, 35
or larger, with blade. Long
job,, good show. Also sawyer,
setter and edgcr man. Also
truck for hauling lumber to
Med ford. The Drew Lumber
Co., Drew, Oregon. Call in
person or write. No phone.
WANTED Boys over 18 years
for pin setting. Steady Job. Ap
ply Roseburg Bowling Alley,
Elks Temple.
WANTED Pear pickers. Tele
phone 274 or call at warehouse,
338 West Douglas street.
UUNTED Man and wife, or
(Jingle man, to work on ranch.
Phone 3F22.
WANTED Fallers and buckers.
J. E. Culver, Camas Valley.
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I.IECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
VOL! SAID YOU'D GIVE-
A JOB AT 2. AN HOUR
THAT WASN'T A LOT OF
TURTLE SOUP, WAS IT, MOM ?
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
WASH TUBBS
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ITS 3.P.KAiKEE, THE RICHEST
UUrt)l MW IN TOWN
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IBELL BOY wanted at the Hotel,
. ' Umpqua at once. I .
Livestock
FOR SALS 2 Hampshire bucks,
S20.00 each, or will trade for
H.omney or Lincoln bucks. Two
billie goals, $7.50 each. R. E.
Hurst, Myrtle Creek. Phone
320X4.
FOR SALE 1 good farm or pil
ing horse, 1600 pounds. 3-year-old
Jersey cow. '28 Chevrolet
coach. Waller Storey, Looking-
glass.
FOR SALE Good, fresh cow
Guernsey-Jersey, second heifer
calf. M. H. Payne, Route 1,
Yoncalla, Oregon.
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ONE good Jersey cow, 5 years
j old. will be fresh this fall, $45.
; cash. Sarah Phillips, Riddle,
i Oregon.
j WANTED Middle aged man
i and wife to work on poultry
farm. J. M. Cabot, Tenmile.
, FOR SALE Young Chester
I White sows, heavy with pig.
I Oscar Weeks, Myrtle Creek.
FOR SALE Two good young
Shropshire bucks, both for
i $15. W. H. Long, Umpqua.
i
i KHR SAT K Pekingese nuns.
j reasonable. Mrs. R. C. Huff,
975 Eddy street. I
FOR SALE Two Corriedale
bucks. M.
T. Cannon. Phone,
31F22.
14 AGED ewes for sale.
I Galbraith. Phone 34F5.
A. O.
Chiropractor
DR. H. B. SCOKIELD. Phone 273.
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Rentals
FOR . RENT 190 acre ranch,
ahniir 9fl nrrns In ctlltivnt inn.
dairy or sheep ranch. House
i and buildings. Orchard. Elec
tricity. School' bus and man
routes. J. E. Culver, Ctimas
Valley.
I FOR RENT Freshly cleaned
; house. Oil circulator, refrig-
j orator, electric range, over
I stuffed furniture. Inquire 810
N. Jackson.
: 5-ROOM furnished flat, private
j bath, entrance, gas range, wa
ter neater, mono -;u. oi o.
i Stephens.
5 ACRES, buildings, $10 month.
See A. L. Couey, Umpqua
Park Addition.
FOR RENT 37 acres, house,
barn, electricity and water.
Call 280.
NICELY furnished apartment, 2
rooms and bath. 605 S. Pine
street.
THREE-ROOM furnished apait
; ment, private bath. 112 Brock-
way.
FOR' RENT Furnished duplex,
modern. Phone 600. M. E. Rlt
tcr. 3.ROOM apartment, garage, pri-
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 369-J.
I
1 FURNISHED apartment.
Floed, Corner Mill.
424
Departure
The Wrecking Crew
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CLEAN, 4-room, partly furnished
house. $10 a month. Call 562-J
evenings.
i CLEAN, cool apartment. 926 S.
, Main.
! ROOMS for rent. 707 W. Mosher.
Real Estate
INVESTIGATE tne- opportunities
we are offering you to get es
tablished on a farm of your
own. Call at the National
Farm Loan oflice, 415 Perkins
Building, Roseburg, or write
C. A. Barnes, 167 E. 8th St.. Eu
Rcnc. Federal Land Bank of
Spokane.
FOR SALE 3-room modern fur
nished house and garage, new
ly painted. One acre straw
berry ground. East Veterans
Facility. K. B. Harders.
FOR SALE Six acres, modern
house, adjoining veterans fa
cility on west. Terms. See G.
W. Young & Son.
ACREAGE, adjoining Roseburg.
Modern house, all utilities.
Phone 649-Y. Owner.
FOR SALE Modern live-room
house, priced for quick sale.
S. Pino street.
Work Wanted
FRUIT MEN ATTENTION Call
Dunham Transfer company for
pear, prune or any kind of
fruit hauling locally or long
distance. Phone 47.
WATER WELL DRILLING.
Credit terms may be arranged.
J. H. Thomas, Oakland. Phone
26F23.
Delayed
Get a monkey"
Screwdriver. I Its is)
A HAMMER. 1 THE BAG,
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Warning
HEY, UMCV.E STEVE OlCV
SOOT? THEX WERE.
,OVE CftMMINJt,
Could You
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: For Sole Miscsflonsous I Misc.fiaao.ss l J L Al.l'r.L J.UuJ
"SAIL" UscJ studio couch, used
davenport set cheap, good used
radios cheap, good used walnut
dining room set, fine selection
used eiertrlc washers, used
dressers and beds, new Emer
son radios, S9.95, used wood
and electric ranges, used Mon
tag circulator. J. M. Judd.
NEARLY new wood cook stove,
cost $79.50, will take $45.00.
Used 1 month. Party leaving.
L. O. Kennedy, Route 2, Box
308, 2 miles up river from
Umpqua.
WHY NOT get tne ITy-Power,
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.
I FOR SALE A large Kohler pi
ano, good condition, $75.00.
Mrs. W. Castor, Oakland, Ore
gon. FOR SALE Used casings and
tubes, all sizes. Bond's O. K.
Tire Shop, Stephens and Mosh
er. CUCUMBERS for sale, 50c a
hundred, any size, at best now.
Tex Barton, Calkins road.
OLD violin, velvet tone, $50.00
cash. 437 N. Rose street.
Lost and Found
LOST Two Corriedale bucks,
wool brand W. I will give re
ward. Box 1087, co News-Review.
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V COPR. 1941
'S1T0HVR nurnpn rrisi upfwrahlnfi
next winter. Preserve tne nat
ural taste and vitamin content.
Use your frozen food locker at
the ice plant. Berries, apricots
nni psaches- arc:- now rvay.
Douglas Co. Ice & Storage.
BLACKSMITHING We special
ize In thread cutting. Logging
equipment, spring work, plow
work and disc sharpening. E.
E. Woodcock, 513 N. Main
street.
NOTICE Worthless stock re
moved free of charge. Phone
collect 52F12 or 740-R. Rose
burg By-Products.
Wanted
EGGS WANTED. If you want a
premium for them phone 48F2
or see U. S. Bond, Melrose
Star Route. Corn, apples and
other produce wanted also.
WORKING GIRL wishes room in
home where child of three can
be cared for. l?ox 1092,
News-Review.
WANTED Poultry eggs and
veal. Highest cash prices paid.
Douglas County Poultry. Phone
374. '
WE PAY cash for old or crippled
horses. Phone 4SF13.
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
By V. T. Hamlin
By Merrill Blosstr
By Edgar Martin
WITHOUT
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8ERV1CE. INC. T. MT REO. U. B. PAT. OFF. I
By Roy Crane
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LISTEN, LADY, ATMDyj HEANEM's'
GENERAL SAW FILING RADIO SERVICING
t, .... . ... , ,,, ... . Hargis Radio. Service. Phone 196
Howard Casebeer, 443 S. Steph.
Radio Doctors. 306 N. Stephens
ANTIQUES
- Lund Radio Service. Phone 34
The Strange Shop, 106 S. Main. WASHING MACHINES-
LOCKSMITH IRONER8
PmTly Serv. Phone 348. Bergh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 80&
PIANO TUNING
FLUE CLEANING .
Arundel. Repairs, Demoth. 189-L.
Furnaces vacuum cleaned flui .7-
j cleaning. Call 84L J, C Bew TOMBSTONES
ley. Harry G. Rapp. Phone 819-Y.
Autos
CAR BARGAINS THIS WEEK:
1935 Tcrraplane coupe, fine
shape $230
1935 Plymouth sedan, new
tires, new overhaul job ..$325
1934 Plymouth coach, In fine
shape $225
1930 Essex sedan, new tires,
good paint, . motor over
haul $115
1930 Dodge sedan, good rub
her, motor overhaul $125
1929 Model A Ford sedan,
new tires, good motor, runs
like new $105
1936 V-8 pickup, looks and
runs like new, a bar
gain $385
1941 International pickups,
new 1941 Oldsmobile sedans,
new International station wa
gon, and a large supply of new
and used trucks of all sizes.
See Mr. Chappelle, at Cham
ber's Used Car Lot, across the
street from the Montgomery
Ward store on Jackson street.
Poultry
FOR SALE: CHOICE LEGHORN
PULLETS from trapnested
stock, 3 months old; BLOCKY
SHROPSHIRE RANGE RAMS;
registered Jersey bull from 600
lb. dam. PARKER'S FARMS,
ISIachly, Oregon. ' '
Business Opportunities
CAFE Priced for quick sale. Do
ing ' good business in busy
southern Oregon town on main
street and highway 99. Wrllc
Box 1091, c o News-Review.
Fuel
PHONE 2X2
GREEN and dry slab wood.
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
What, No Bait?
SALEM, Mo. The first strike
on Stanford Sheets' new fly rod
got away.
Practiclne. he sent the hook
and lino the full length of his
backyard. He was startled to
feel a powerful tug, accompanied
by a raucous squall.
He'd hookod a cat.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
OF FILING FINAL
ACCOUNT
In the Matter of the Estate of
Harriet Cockeram Manning,
I )eceased.
Notice Is hereby given, Hint
the undersigned Administratrix,
of the estate of Harriot Cocker
am Manning, deceased, has filed
in the County Court, of Pouglas
County, Oregon, her final ac
count as such Administratrix and
that the Court has fixed Friday,
Iho 8th day of August, 1941, at
the hour of ten o'clock A. M. at
the office of the County Judge,
In the Court House, at Roseburg,
Douglas County, Oregon, as the
time and place for the hearing
of objections to said final account
If any, and the settlement there
of. MINNIE AHEENE,
Administratrix of the Estate of
Harriet Cockeram Manning,
I )eccased.
Dated and first published July
10th, 1941.
ANNUAL EAGLES
PICNIC
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Windipstpi. Sunday
Au
Kust JO. Katies Junior Pruin
Corps. Englrs and frionMs
Invitrd. BrlnR your lunch.
Coffoe and ice cream free.
(Adv.)
AUCTION SALE
MONDAY, AUGUST 11TH
At the Roseburg Auction Market, 1 mile north of town on High
way 99. Sale will commence at 11:30 o'clock on miscellaneous ar
ticles. Livestock will sell at 2 o'clock. Hogs: Feeder shoats, wean
er pigs, and sows. Cattle: Consisting of milch cows, yearling heif
ers and bulls, veal calves and young calves. Sheep, and breeding
ewes, bucks, horses, several head. Chickens and many other ar
ticles. Consign with this market what you havo to sell, j
ANDERSON AND SCHRICKER,
AUCTIONEERS
DAILY DEVOTIONS
DR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS
What means this eager
anxious throng,
That moves with busy haste
among,
These wondrous gatherings
day by day,
What means the strange com
motion, pray?
In accent hush, the throng
reply.
"Jesus of Nazerath," passcth
by.
Crowds always followed
Jesus. Some were curious to
see Him perform some great
miracle. But there were al
ways faithful friends who list
ened for some memorable
words to preserve for His
people. One day, the crowd
following Him on a dusty high
way, something caught His
attention and He stopped. It's
just a dead sparrow, was the
whisper that passed through
the crowd. But Jesus lifted
that small bird and held it in
His hand as tenderly as a fath
er holds a babe. With rever
ent appreciation He said,
"Not a sparrow falls to the
ground without your heavenly
Father's notice. You arc of
much more value than the
sparrow." Then Ho fashioned
a small grave and burying the
sparrow He said, My Father
Is more anxious about you, His
children. Have you faith to
depend upon Him as do the
birds? Seek first the kingdom
and all things shall be added
unto you. He who places God
first In his life, possesses his
possession. But he who for
gets God, Is possessed by his
possessions. Amen.
Oscar Bishop, Resident
Of Myrtle Creek, Dies
Oscar Bishop, resident of Myr
tle Creek, died last night at Mercy
hospital following a short Illness.
The body has been removed to
the Douglas Funeral home. Ar
rangements for services have not
been made.
Tired
Kidneys
Often
Bring
Sleepless Nights
Doctors mnv vnttr lctdnmn contain Iff milnft
of tiny tubes or fillers which help to purify tha
blood mid kep you benlthy. When tbey set
tired and don t work right In the dnytimoj
tnnny people havrj to get up ninbts. Frequent
orscnnLy pamnKCR with smarting and burning;
immetiinea shows there is something wrong
with your kidneys or bladder. Don't neglect
this condition and Ins valuable, rretful sleep.
When disorder of kidney function permit
poisonous matter to remain In your blood, it
may also causo nagging backache rhoumatlo
pains, leg pains, m of pep and energy
swelling, puf&neas under tbo eyes, headaches
and disxiness.
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan'a
Pills, used aucressf ully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief find will help
tha 1,1 miles of kidney tubes flush out poison
ous waste from your blood. Oct Doaas l'UJ.
FALSE TEETH
FIT LIKE NEW I Dcntur-Ezc, the new
cushion plastic, make looio puces nt
comfortably for weeks. Ntiapoudnoi
a pattt. Economical. Thousands of ;
fied ucr. (ict a tube of Dentur-Eie codiy 1
I tanny-i lie tune wr-ncw -
Chapman's Drug Stof
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