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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURS. OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1941. SEVEN iWs' saws x.nvx -ii livestock FOR SALE 1 fine 3-year-old! registered Guernsey bull forj immediate sale $100.00. Also 1 ' fine young milk cow. H. C. . Kclley, Upper Camas road,' Camas Valley. , , . , - FOR SALE About 70 ewes and buck. It desired as investment can be left on present pasture, share basis. B. Johnson, 546 1 Cobb street. FOR SALE Thor oughbred Shropshire buck, 3 years old, $10.00. Mrs. Evelyn Shook,; Qudkland, Oregon. FOR SALE 1 buck, cross be- tween Corrledale and Shrop shire, $10.00. E. H. Crow, Look-. Ingglass. J FOR SALE 1. purebred Shrop-' shire buck, 6 months old. S. F. . , Gilhnm, Glendale, Oregon. FOR SALE Choice weaner pigs, $5.00. Norman Ellis, 6 miles west of Melrose. FOR SALE Purebred Romney yearling bucks. C. R. Homey, Oakland, Oregon.. ROMNEY rams for sale. Excel lent for cross breeding. George Hall, Oakland. WANTED Some feeder lambs. Small lots. Arb Stearns, Oak land. FOR SALE 35 ewes. Charlie Buxton, Brockway. Phone k2F22. FTji R SALE Suffolk, Oxford and Shropshire bucks. John Rohr. WANTED 2 fresh cows. J. W. Holmgren, Route 1, Box 119. ALLEY OOP ' " ' ;j n ? (t'MMIiTT suspected as much Jf oh, ho; sou rat V- "Mffl, LflARS,rX WHEN X HEARD THAT JR YOU'D PULL A GUN VES, SOU N fijf DOCTOR, LOOK" SHOT... NOW IT'S UP lOfflh ON ME, UGLY-LOOKIM1 III Afou"nicAS US T KEEP THEMJl,wJUHIi?ULL P3kf' I2ECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS And stop calling me- miss glamour CI SHORT VACATION . AND I IT TO'BH ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT FORMALITY BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WASH TUBBS FIRST, THE MACIE MAR LI TAKES ON A LOAD d BOCK, THEM THEV SECRETLY MTV 6AVEL AND CEMENT WITH THE BOCK. ONLY WATER'S NEEDED TO CHAW6E THE CARGO TO SQUD FOR SALE 10 milk goats, 5 spring kids. Cheap for Imme-1 diate sale. Mrs. Dora E. John son, Route 2. Box 293, Rose-, burg. . FOR SALE Duroc weaner pigs and sow. phone 15F13. Wanted WE are In the market for baled alfalfa hay, also oat and vetch hay. Fair & Ellwood, Marsh field. WANTED To buy from wood cutter 20 tiers of laurel heat er wood, haul myself. Phone 37F5. I WANTED Poultry eggs and veal. Highest cash prices paid. Douglas County Poultry. Phone 374. . ! WANTED To rent 5-room house. Box 1098, c-o News-Review. WE PAY cash for old or crippled horses. Phone 48F13. Autos FOR SALE OR TRApE 1935 Chevrolet canopy express pick up, new tires ($150.00). Trade for sheep. J. S. Garner, Yon calla. Work Wonted FRUIT MEN ATTENTION Call j Dunham Transfer company for i pear, prune or any kind of J fruit hauling locally or long1 distance. Phone 47. ( WATER WELL DRILLING. I Credit terms may be arranged. , ! t tJ Tu. naManH Tlhnnn J. H. Thomas, Oakland. Phono 2GF23. WANT AH, YES, f MISTER, l ' COT TO 6ET TO A TELE6RAPH OFFICE AT ONCE. SURELY THESES Okife 3 . y What . T I Help Wonted PICKERS WANTED At the Weston Hop Yards, 4 miles west of Grants Pass on Rngue river. Cabins, tents. Table, benches, fuel furnished. Pick ing of main crop starts about August 20. No picking ma chines used. No seedless hops. Prices (1.50 per 100 pounds, 50c bonus If 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; 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. ' GIRL Want ambitious, depend able girl to work for 1 tuition to Beauty School, assisting in' dispensary. ' Uniforms, books, furnished. Room, board, carfare obtained. Write Hollywood Uni versity of Beauty, Broadway Building, Portland. WE must fill the places of 2 men who have been called to the Defense Program. If you are looking for an opportunity for security and permanent year round work, get in touch with us. Write Box 1099, c-o News Review. WANTED Middle-aged house- keeper. Good salary. Apply at 893 T.llhnrn Rtrnnr nr tnlonhono R54-Y, after 6. He's Like Father, WE'RE? So AM 1! 1 SURE Tickled " YOU PICKED ' SMADYSiDB THINK PEOPLF HERE HAVc SEEN ENOUGH OF ME NOT "ID REGARD ME AS A CURIOSITY I A Matter Shadowed EBM SAW LOUIS -TWO TMftEB'l WANTED Christian ' girl for general housework and care of three children in Eugene.. Call . at 562 West Oak street. WANTED Prune pickers and dryer men. E. A. Briggs, Can . Icy Route, Myrtle Creek. WANTED Young man to lcnm auto parts business. Orchard Auto Parts Co. WANTED Man and wife, or single man, to work on ranch. Phono 3F22. Instruction IF YOU LIKE TO DRAW, ' SKETCH or PAINT Direct j your drawing talent into money making fields In your, spare time. Write for full par- j ucuiars. ijive age ana occupa tion. Box 1097, c-o News-Review. 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. FOR SALE New Hampshire Red breeding cockerels. Nice I ones. $1.50 each. O. A. Rowc, , Wilbur. Dentistry DR. NERBAS ' Fluorescent teeth In plastic. Old plates made like new. 10 years success in partial or full denture replacement same day. Extraction Pyorrhea treatment Gas when desired Masonic Bldg. Phone 488 Down Like Son I CAN WALK DOWN Then , WILL '- , YOU PABOOM FRECKLES' THE STREET WITHOUT FEELINQ Liks A FREAK, OR. EYES FOR POPPIN3 our A GOLDFISH IN A BOWL GLORIA? of Opinion VV AMD X'LU 5 t . , . , , -n teXoxCABT, MY EVEt EFQSE W Wi THAT HIF.L Bfc IN THfc WWMv uNrt- For Sole Mlscetlaeos WHY NOT get tno Hy-Power, guaranteed muffler and forget - your muffler troubles. Also get your glass at Sarff's Auto Wrecking House. FOR SALE Two bedroom scis, . dinette, 501b. ice box, wood range, chairs, rockers, stands, In good condition. Reasonable. 1035 W. First. HOT WEATHER SPECIAL1 Orange Sherbet Center Vanilla , Brick 30c quart. Telephone 38. Umpqua Dairy. I FOR SALE Used casings and tubes, all sizes. Bond's O. K. , Tire Shop, Stephens and Moaner. FOR SALE Used radios and ice. UNFURNISHED 5 room house, boxes. Cheap. H. G. Wilson, furnace. Inquire 604 S. Steph 615 N. Jackson street eta. PEACHES, bcnchland grown, at 1 Tuthill's, 3 miles west of Suth- j j crlin. Misceftaneous ogP.,c- ,, ' ;:;rr'o::"a"': ural taste and vitamin content, i use your frozen food locker at the Ice plant. Berries, apricots and peaches - arc now ready, Douglas Co. Ice & Storage. BLACKSMITHING We special-, i, umu t.uiiiit. 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. Sec us for dotails. "Pat" Patter son's Camp View Associated Station. iOy THAT A "n5. ISN'T ALL IP. 1M1 BY NEA SERVICE, .'j .i! '.COPR. 1W1 P t)O I blTHcK; J C ei ( ' ,' . - ' wny DO KIDS ACT And why DO MEN' who . SO GOOFY' OVER A , 1 SHOULD KNOW' eeTTER, 1 . Movie star ? slick back their hah ,. . yT AND ADJUST THEIR z-rr - ,.,A J ... ' -J. n 0.1c- V- I NOTICE Worthless stock re moved free of charge. Phone collect--52F12 or 740-R. Rose burg By-Products. Rentals FARM for. rent, one hundred seventeen acres, new house, big barn, chicken house, part un- ' der cultivation. Rent reason able. Mary A. Wilson, Azalea, Oregon. FOR RENT For sheep or cattle - 35 acres. Clover pasture. Ir- rlgated. Phone 54F4. , IFOR RENT Furnished duplex, l modern. Phone 600. M. E. Rlt : tcr. ; 3-ROOM apartment, garage, prl vate bath. Adults. Phone 242. FURNISHED apartment. Call j at 454 N. Stephens street. '.KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS- Strictly modern. Phone 550. WELL furnished, steam heated apartments. Call 369-J. .ROOM, with or without board 746 Short street. ROOMS With or without board, 520 N. Jackson. FURNISHED cottage, reasonable. Phone 12-L. FURNISHED apartment. 404 N, Jackson, CLEAN, cool apartment. 926 S Main. ROOMS for rent. 707 W. Moshcr. By V. T. Hamlin GUN IVE MC T. M. Ma U. S, KT. Off. By Merrill Blosser By Edaar Martin By Roy Crone THE TElEdRAPH'. TVIKSMJLNLJ': 1 I OH, HE MBftELV WEESH TO KNOW HOW TO BEACH SAM LOUIS WHERE EES THE OFFICE SAW LOUIS!! AH.S0MUCH O8U6E thank; you OP TfcLE 6RAPH 1 GENERAL SAW FILING Howard Casebecr, 443 S. Steph. ANTIQUES The Strange Shop, 106 S. Main. LOCKSMITH Pacific Hoy Serv. Phone 848. FLUE CLEANING Furnaces vacuum cleaned flu j cleaning. Call 841. J. C. Bew ley- ' Red Estate INVESTIGATE trie opportunities ' we are offering you to get es tablished on a farm of your own. Call at the National Farm !an office, 415 Perkins Building, Roseburg, or write C. A. Barnes, 167 E. 8th St., Eu gene. Federal Land Bank of Spokane. , FOR SALE Summer home on North Umpqua river. Cottage 22x32. Living room 16x22. Large porch. Furniture includ ed. Wired for electricity. Price $900. Terms, C. W. Young & Son, 205 W. Cass, phone 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, trade or lease Im proved 22-acre tract, water, lights. T. M. Reoser, Route 2, Box 186, Roseburg. FOR SALE 5-room modern house with basement. See John Musgrovc, Sutherlln. ' FOR SALE Modern five-room house, priced for quick sale- fOtj S. Pine street. 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. Uilt edRe security. ' Box 1093, News-Review. . Lost and Found LOST License plate No. 254-419. Reward. R. L. Chamberlain, Roscbui'K Star Route. Fuel PHDNR 1X1 GREEN and dry slab wood. ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. Chiropractor DR. H. B. SCOF1ELD. Phone 273. If at First SEATTLE Housewives find It hard to resist this peddler's tech nique. Ho ca lis first, offering "no pea- dlers or agents" signs. Failing to make a sale, he re turns a few minutes later with some handy household gadgets. AUCTION SALE MONDAY. At the Roseburg Auction Market north of town on Highway. Sale will commence at 11 o'olook on all miscellaneous articles. Live stock will sell at 2 o'clock. Sale as follows: Hogs, weaner pigs, feeder shoats and sows. Cattle: Yearling heifers and bulls, milch cows, and young calves, also about 25 head of ewes and soma horses; machinery. Furniture, and many other articles; cook stoves, chickens, rabbits, etc. Consign livestock or what you may have with this market and receive your cash. Your patronage is appreciated. ANDERSON AND SCHRICKER, AUCTIONEERS ' - ' BANKRUPT SALE Radio Music Store, Bankrupt, 225 N. Jackson St. On Thurj day, Friday and Saturday of this weak only all stock and fixtures will be offored and sold for the best price obtain able Consisting in part of radios, violins, piano, trom bones, aepordions, trumpet, fifo, saxaphona, drum and traps, clarinet, orchestra bells, guitar, ukes, music acces-. sorios of all kinds, now and used oil hoaters, ice boxes, in cubators, gasoline powered washing machine, air compres sor, bench-grinder, flat top desk, typewriter, cash register, show cases and hundreds of other items. , . . .. Remember, everything must be sold and removed from build ing by Saturday night, All sales cash and no refunds ttr ex changes.. Dealers Invited. RADIO SERVICING Kargfct Rjidio Seis ite. Phone 135 Radio Doctors. 303 N. Stephens Lund Radio Service. Phone 34 WASHING MACHINES IRONERS Bergh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 808, PIANO TUNING Arundel. Repairs, Demoth. 189-L, TOMBSTONES Harry G. Rapp. Phone 819-Y. Presbyterian Property In China Seiied by Japs SHANGHAI, Aug. 14. (AP) .! Japanese seizure of the Amerl- , can Southern Presbyterian mis sion hospital and other property of the mission at Tsalngklangpu' and the virtual Imprisonment of American physicians and mission- -aries there, was charged here to- , night In reports received by Pres- byterlan mission executives. Tsalngklangpu is in northern Klangsu province, in which Shanghai Is situated, and the re- , port was brought here by Chi nese courier. Americans at the mission in- , dude three men and six wo men. . , The alleged Japanese action . was called retaliation for Wash ington's freezing of Japanese as- , sets in the United States. The seizure was said to have occurred July 31 when 40 Japan- . cse military police went to the , American hospital and forced the residence on mission propertj ' where , they since have been noli) incommunicado. The report said Chinese physi cians and others attached to the mission were held for a while In I another residence, but later re- r leased. I , . . Bean Pickers Wanted SALEM, Aur. 14 (AP) Tho state employment service issued a ; call: today tor 1,400 workers to . pick beans in the Stayton area,, asserting that the bean growers would suffer losses unless the pickers are found. Growers snld good weather has Increased the crop far above original estimates. Until yester day, there were more pickers than were needed. , , , , IN BANKRUPTCY B-26138 In the District Court of the Unit ed States for the District of ; Oregon. In the Matter of Clarence G. Landcrking, Bankrupt. To the creditors of Clarence G. Landcrking, of Reedsport, In the , County of Douglas, and district aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice Is hereby given that said Clarence G. Landerking has been duly adjudged a bankrupt on a petition filed by him on tho 28th day of July, 1941, and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at the office of tho undersigned in Roseburg, Ore gon, on the 26th day of August, 1941, at 11:30 o'clock in the fore noon, at which place and time the same creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, appoint a creditors com mittee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. Dated tho 13th day of AugUBt, 1941- C. L. HAMILTON, Referee in Bankruptcy. AUGUST 18 t-.r ' cor. vm 8i.nvicf.'iic C
