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ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG". OREGON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13. 1941'. FIVE Livestock FOR SALE 52 good healthy: Corrledale and Shropshire ' cross ewes, in good condition; j aiso 8 nloc'b.'ooti sows to-far-1 row soon. See George Ward, ' llutcl Grand, Hoscburg. i FUR SALE 1 young well broke farm team, and nnp Nn. 22 Caterpillar tractor. Lockwood ivioiurg, inc. FOR SALE 1 buck, cross be- tween Corriodale and Shrop shire, $10.00. E. H. Crow, Look-1 ingglass. j " OR SALE Choice weaner pigs, ' S5 00. Norman Ellis, 6 miles west of Melrose. 1 FOR SALE Purebred Romney yearling bucks. C. R. Horncy, Oakland, Oregon. 1 FOR SALE Good Holstein cow, ; fresh 1 month. Call J. P. Tal bot, Canyonvillc. . ROMNEY rams for sale. Excel-, lent for cross breeding. George j Hall. Oakland. WANTED Some feeder lambs. Small lots. Arb Stearns, Oak land. FOR SALE Suffolk, Oxford1 and Shropshire bucks. John Rohr. i WANTED 2 fresh cows. J. W. Holmgren, Route 1, Box 119. FOR SALE Duroc weaner pigs and sow. Phone 15F13. ftvANTED Shetland pony. Gen tle. Phone 1F22. I 5, tie. Phone 1F22. j I I Chiropractor . WANTED Young man to learn I I . j auto parts business. Orchard i DR. H. B. SCOF1ELU. Phone 273, ' Auto Parts Co. ' 1 ALLEY OOP Right You Are, Doc 1 1 ' IliPyS Wfmmi l , yiVP J5"'1' TV i . "J"---r-. - WCUnKEIpcacnesnwrito Box" 31 f f... , i - ii ii i WANTED To rent 5-room house. A UECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Look Who's Here :: By Merrill Bto,ser Bx 1098' c "cw Rcvlcw- 1 ' WE PAY cash for old or crippled i 4 ' y- T mmmmmimk f? " T" . S f s. I horses. Phone 48F13. - . ; fc&r;Av excuse, 1 ( freckles Jgloria glamour v Y hIIi J& .BUTAREVQ I JUNE j Y ffiS Jno !Jl!H. Jr n.MimT rnr i1tx rv1- mepLT lyrQr yrxsL BANKRUPT . SALE -'rnflL rtkl gflS?-: B&jS? $LiiiL-. 11 IT9'! ' it W Radii MmIc Sfore. Bankrupt, '225 N. Jekson SK' On Thur-'' i I -'SlsJ. ft? I 3 Tf -?S5?-"N LidJ l IX ti V ,kS' day, Friday and Saturday of this week only all stock and s 1 Wij I ' ' - JL 1 ZYfl iill mil ill 'litsi fixtures will bo offorod and sold for the best price obtain. I jfejEfl I r'l " ) i . mBaflgL &IvtV A Wlifl -1' , yj Lkl ffEs'l able Consisting in part of radios, violins, piano, trom- A p IiIk ') ' II jfl n SVtV ' TCvk ''' " I "1 iTSr 1 H II bonos, accordions, trumpot, fife, saxaphono, drum and ' , Ifi j t ' - Hi (V A xrTvfciA ''I 'I' ll ""1 I W 1 1 II fclii traps, clarinet, orchestra bolls, guitar, ukes, music acces- ffJIl l'- ( I I kbrSWHu 'fon'V '' i 'V. i3S) sories of all kinds, now and usod oil heaters, ice boxes, in- . 1-1 I if -r ''rf'-s ' V """sTtV.' fie c''a I I i 1 " 1 "Tm'"'"''! TlSyfi cubators, gasoline powered washing machine, air compres- ! 1 lIlllM oic.oj P?s,7siS P?CX ; ---.T----7- , Tpi J&KvJgAsWv sor, bonch-grinder, flat top desk, typewriter, cash register, t 1 Vsl I II Clkl 1! 'If V JY T!iCaJ?5- . I - . - XW ift "T'a ?C show casos and hundreds of othor items. V ' ,mmmmmmmmmmm,m. m " Remember, everything must be sold and removed from build- , Ing by Saturday night. All sales cash and no refunds or ex- I i BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES A Splendid Idea By Edgar Martin changes.. Dealers invited. J fsE V4rtZZ!l I SW. ROOSTERS Oott'T 1 f( SOTHc, ho Roo,te CWM'.ll L . " BlSt WH Do f JVSZr JA . ! lf' " teiCI TTT Tkii Hold Everything! WASH TUBBS Stymied By Roy Crane ( ' ' (jr. 1 1 f they're loadim6 6RAVEL H juapims , blue V r probaslv no one will suspect that Cmmm" mTZm O'ah, 6emor, eew thees " ' a-fS I AMD CEMSNT ABOARD. WHAT'S BLAZES! ITS TUt! CEMEWT IS MIKED WITH THE BOCK J 3UICK. TOWW THEBE EES MCNEJj ! j - A- I . S ... m HV3RE,THEy'RE IT INTC THE IT S PLAIKJ AS DAV i AM EXPLOSIOM... THE SHIP 'SINKS f " V u;'"j ! X 1 i ' H V HOLDS ALREADV L0AD5D WITH BOCK THEV RE PLANNlMa WHtLE cSOINcj THBU A LOCK... THE l TELEORAPH J 7F5 MWW F J !? l l ,cBll lB7 u t-t 1 TO BLOCK THE HOLDS FILL WITH WATER ...AND THE Ij OFFICE? J Vr '.If I t 'jA il rtCd.. W7 pawama cAMALf cAetso turns to SOLID COM V .OUfJSWIi ft' J V- --JKt " '. I -J i t '.in ta S- !iMlfatx" "l" ' " ' r UKlti fflllrrinTimA' ' ?i(!("n! Who do you ihii'.k you are Earn more S ... ., ' - ,i 1 ' ' ' ' ' Help Wanted .1- WANTED HOP PICKERS At Lakeside Hop Yard, 4 miles west Grants Pass in shady camp grounds,- -ieni houses; good water:, mm roissary .... pn grounds. Ticking will . start about August 7th. Will pay lie with additional 1c at end of season to niokpra who stav pn. me suusuii. il l ftlllg. GIRL Want ambitious, depend- able girl to work for i tuition to Beauty School, assisting in dispensary. Uniforms, books, furnished. Room, board, carfare obtained. Write Hollywood Uni versity of Beauty, Broadway Building, Portland. WANTED Young man, 18 years of age or older, to learn shoe business. Must be willing work er and good personality. See L. A. Rhodcn at Lowell's. WANTED Christian girl for general housework and care of three children in Eugene. Call at 562 West Oak street. WANTED Middle-aged house keeper. Good salary. Apply at 823 Lilburn street or telephone 654-Y, after 6. WANTED Prune pickers and dryer men. E. A. Brlggs, Gal ley Route, Myrtle Creek. WANTED -r Married man to 1 work on dairy ranch. Box 1094, j c-o News-Review. WANTED Man and wife, or single man, to work on ranch. Phone 3F22. Rentals i FOR RENT Freshly cleaned j house. Oil circulator, refrlg I eraior, electric range, over i " stuffed furniture. Inquire 810 ! N- Jackson, ....... FOR RENT Furnished duplex, modern. Phone 600. M. E. Rit ter. I . FQjt RENT 5-room, modern house. Inquire 404 West Doug las. UNFURNISHED 5-room house, furnace. Inquire 604 S. Steph ens. 3-ROOM apartment, garage, pri vate bath. Adults. Phone 242. FURNISHED apartment. Call at 454 N. Stephens street. ; KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS i Strictly modern. Phone 550. I WELL furnished, steam heated . apartments. Call 369-J. ROOM, with or without board, j 746 Short street". i FURNISHED cottage, reasonable. Phone 12-L. ; FURNISHED apartment. 404 N. j Jackson. i CLEAN, cool apartment. 926 S. j Main. ROOMS for rent. 707 W. Moshcr. 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, Blachly, Oregon. . - - Miscellaneous BANKRUPT SALE Radio Music Store, Bankrupt, 225 N. Jackson str-vt, on Thursday, Frldny and Saturday of this week only ! . all stock and fixtures will be offered and sold for the best price obtainable. Consisting in ' part of radios, violins, piano, J trombones, accordions, trumpet, , fife, saxophone, drum and; traps, clarinet, orchestra bells, guitar, ukes, music accessories of all kinds, new and used oil ; heaters, Ice boxes, incubators, gasoline powered washing ma-j chine, air compressor, bench- j grinder, flat top desk, typewrit er, cash register, show cases and hundreds of other Items. . Remember, everything must bo i sold and removed from building i by Saturday night. All sales cash and no refunds or ex- j changes. Dealers invited. 1 WHY NOV get tne Ky-Power.j guaranteed muffler and forget I your muffler troubles. Also get J your glass at Sarlrs Auto Wrecking House. FOR SALE Two bedroom sets, dinette, 50-lb. ice box, wood range, chairs, rockers, stands, in good condition. Reasonable. 1035 W. First. 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 Mosh cr. FOR SALE Used radios and ice boxes. Cheap. H. G. Wilson, 615 N. Jackson street. PEACHES,' benchland grown, at ' TuthiU's, 3 miles west of Suth-erlln: Miscellaneous SERVE garden fresh vegetables next winter. Preserve tnc 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. BLACKSMITH1NG Wo special ize in thread cutting. Logging equipment, spring work, plow work and disc sharpening. E. E. Woodcock, 513 N. Main street. FREE wash or lubrication job on our Appreciation Service Card. See us for details. "Pat" Patter son's Camp View Associated V Station. COMPTON'S Pictured Encyclope dia for children. Phono 328-Y, Lois Hommel, Special Repre sentative, for appointment. NOTICE Worthless stock re- moved free of charge. . Phone collect 52F12 or 740-R. Rose burg By-Products, 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 wv:n desired Masonic Bldg. Phone 488 PHONE 282 GREEN . and dry slab wood. ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. Real Estate FOR SALE: Choice residence lot, overlooking city, 63x100 feet. City water, eiectrlcltv and sewer. $350 for quick sale. MODERN 5-room home, Laurel wood. Garage basement,' turn"-' ace. Price $3300. Terms. Im mediate possession. SUMMER homo on North Ump qua. 11 acres. Timbered. Cabin 22x23 feet. Living room 16x22 ft. Large porch. Wired for electric range. On county road. Furniture included ut price of $900. Terms. IMPROVED : farm. 180 acres. River frontage.' Close in. Good river bottom land, with excel lent pasture. Good 5-room home. Large barn. Outbuild ings. $90 per acre. Some term3. 70 ACRES. River frontage. Close in. No improvements. $5000. CABIN sites near river, above Country club. $150 to $350. 92 ACRES. On live alKycar creek. Free water rights. 20 acres cultivated. Balance graz ing land. Adjoins outrange. Improvements. $2500 for quick sale. See Roy Young, G. W. Young & Son, 205 W. Cass, ohone 417. FOR SALE Several modern homes at two-thirds the price of replacement cost. Buy now and avoid inflated prices and taxes. Easy terms. Cocn Lum ber Company. WANTED TO BUY One to five - acres, close to Roseburg, with or without buildings. Write Box 924, Roseburg, Oregon . FOR SALE Modern five-room house, priced for quick sale. "OH S. Pine street. By V. T. Hounltn mm .GENERAL. SAW FIMNO Howaird Casebecr, 413 S. Steyh. ANTIQUES The Strange Shop, 106 S. Main. LOCKSMITH Pacific Key, Sorv. Phone 348. FLUE CLEANING Furnaces vacuum cleaned flu l cleaning. Call 841. J. C. Bew I lev j INVESTIGATE tne opportunities -. we are offering you to get es tablished on a farm of your own. Call at the National I Farm Ixian office, 415 Perkins Building, Roseburg, or write C. A. Barnes, 167 E. 8th St., Eu gene. Federal Land Bank of Spokane. FOR SALE 5-room modern housa with basement. See John Musgrove, Sutherlln. 4-ROOM house. Reasonable terms. 126 West Third avenue. North. FOR SALE At a sacrifice my home, 8 rooms. 340 S. Main.' Financial HAVE $1000 or less to Invest or loan. Must be a bargain. Gilt edge security. Box 1093,. . News-Review. 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. ' . mmm RADIO SERVICING HargU Radio Service. Phone 196 Radio Doctors. SOS N. Stephen Lund Radio Service. Phone 34. WASHING MACHINES IRONER3 - Bergh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 801V PIANO TUNING Arundel. Repairs, Demoth. 189-L, TOMBSTONES Harry G. Rapp. Phone 819-Y. 2nd Death Occurs From v Brewster Valley Crash COQUILLE. Aug. 12. (API Virgil . S. . Damewood, 36, Sltkum logging operator, died last night at a Myrtle Point hospital of in juries suffered when a car over turned in Brewster valley. Kenneth Donaldson, 34, Co qullle logging engineer, died with in an hour of the crash. Damewood leaves his widow and two sons at Sltkum. ' - Drain Jacob L. Lakcy and family of Myrtle Point attended the funer al of his brother, David Lakey, held here Saturday afternoon, , with interment in the I.O.O.F. cemetery. Mr. and Mi's. Archie Parks, who were married recently, are now making their home In the new house built for them In south Drain. -' A son named Gilbert Leroy, wt. 9 lbs. was born Aug. 14th to Mr. and Mrs. George Godel Jr. at Sac red Heart hospital In Eugene. H. R. Young, publisher of tho Drain Enterprise, is now on fishing trip and will take a two weeks vacation, Mrs. Young, and daughter Miss Mildred are In charge of the paper. 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