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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1941. SEVEN I. livestock FOR SALE 20 registered and grade Corrledale bucks lambs, yearlings, 2-year-olds from K. C. Burkhart farm, Lebanon. See.:-'at V. B. McKekn's r&ncil, South Deer Creek Road. FOR SALE Two teams horses, weight about 1600 lbs., suitable for farming or logging. - Also 7 head cows and heifers. Joe , Matthews, Melrose Route. GOOD cow for sale. Come Sun- WANTED to rent a small unfur- Oday only. Fred Miller, 1 mile ! nlshed house by September 1. vest of Melrose store, Box Write Box 1102, c o News-Re-122-A. I view. ONE muley Delaine buck for Sale, $10.00. C. M. Siegcl, 1 mile N. qf Tenmlle post office. ; WANTED Young registered I Shropshire ram. A. O. Gal-1 braith, Idlcyld Star, Roscburg. ; I FOR SALE 140 head good ewes, 5 almost all young. Oakland, Route 1. Roy Cox, Fl.uterrVe yearling bucks. C. R. Homey,. Oakland, Oregon. lb. horses. Ivan Linch, Drain, pregon. FOR SALE About 70 ewes. B. Johnson, 546 Cobb street. I FEW aged ewes In good condi Qlion. Phone 22F33, Oakland. FOR SALE or trade for sheep--1 Jersey bull. 950 Cobb. . FOR SALE 45 head good ewes. Phone 745-Y. IM-EY OOP , 'r" JiVAMEAN VER. VTHA'& RIGHT,,. VOL) V f NURSE MAIDS : 1 BAH! A LOTTA HEAW JUNK.! Ifk - Sfv AlfwKs ;;.,, . c,XGONNA RUN OFP SWABS ARE GONNA x DON'T WHV, THEmX THEV ) AW, WHATTA IT'S THAT JEWELED BELT lUfatMfix ', ( . V'rkxiN AN' LEAVE I HAPTA FIND YOUR" LIKE THE , lv??r CAN'T WE CARE f THEV OU MONKEY-FACE TOOK 'fPfllwW WA t7iccctui;1US HEREON V SELVES NEW J LOOKS OF . 00 THIS WELL ( LEFT US A SHIP- OFP'N BLACKBEAR.P WM vV-flH V "T,PwHic TH" BEACH? A NUffSEMAIPS TV THIS Wo US THEY'VE , V LOAD OF LOOT, I THAT X WAIVC?p UECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS HONESTLY, DADD, I'M NOT JEALOUS REALLY" .' I Just domt'feel COMFORTABLE WHEN FRECKLES LOOKS AT HER. THE WAY WE" DOES I IT7A ', BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WASH TUBBS understand MONEY J All. FOR SALE 7-hionths-old Duroc boar. Leonard Larson, Myrtle Creek, Oregon. j SALE Fat young bull and baby , beef calf. Arb Stearns, Oakland. FARMERS Wo need your cream. Highest cash prices paid. And remember your skimmed milk is very valuable to you as a feed. Umpqua Dairy Products Co. Telephone 38. 1 WE are in the market for baled alfalfa hay, also oat and vetch hay. Farr & Elwood, Marsh field. , WANTED Used spray rig. State Price, age and capacity. Write Leonard Larscn, Myrtle Creek, Oregon. WANTED Poultry eggs and veal. Highest cash prices paid, Douglas County Poultry. Phone 374. WANTED Used tires for cap- nln Rnnri. nK T, s ' ping. Bond's OK Tire Stephens and Mosher. '0 pTone 48F13., " : Miscellaneous SERVE garden Jresh vegetables next winter. Preserve tne 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. She's really a SWELL person, AMD X DOMT BLAME HIM FOR. . FALLING FOP UER I 1 WOULD TOO, IF I WERE A BOY THVS NEAT M.Y Help Wanted WANTED HOP PICKERS-At Lakeside Hop Yard, 4 miles west Grants Pass in shady ; camp grounds: tent houses; ; - j;oou wales: commissary en grounds. Picking. . will start ' about August 7th; Will pay lie I with additional ic at end of season to pickers who stay en i tire season. Art King. AlAN to do general ranch work and run Surge milker. 22 cows. Single man preferred. $2.00 per day, straight time. Board, bed and washing Included. Ralph Pyietz. Reedsport, Ore. MEN and women needed Imme diately to train for aircraft work. Small fee if qualified. Box 1223, Seattle, Washington. EXPERIENCED combination waitress and fry cook. Lady or young man. Sullivan's Cafe. WANTED Man and wife, or single man, to work on ranch. Phone 3F22. 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. HI Thomas, Oakland, phone 26F23. Fuel PHONE 282 GREEN and dry slab wood. ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. They're A Visitor But I've got Feelings too ANO PRIDE AND IT MAKES ME--- 1 A Guilty Conscience Hot On T A TIME WHEN THE SAFETV O' -THE PAMAMA CAiNAU MAY PEPEND ON ME , I GET INTO A JAM LIKU MY HORSE TjEAD, AMD A LVTTLt BULLET HOLE THRU Leo For Sal MIsctRpMOM GET YOUR CUCUMBERS. They will soon be gone. Leave your order at Maddox Grocery, Mor- gang Grocery, Bob Franks' Grocery or ranch. 50e per 100, ! uraded to any :; Tex ''Barton,' -. 'On C-slSUrt!) rnd, Edeobowcc, " i WHY NO'j get me Hy-Powcr, j guaranteed muffler and forget j your muffler troubles. Also get your glass at Sarff Auto j Wrecking House. bOOD pear crop of 10 acres. Make offer. Young sow bred June 25th. J. W. Holmgren, Roberts Creek road. FOR SALE or trade, cheap '30 Austin cou)e. For sale 19-months-old Durham bull. Joe Abeene. Phone 42F3. HALES, Elbertas and Improved , Elbertas now ready for can ning. A. F. Suksdorf, Coos Junction. FOR SALE Used taslngs and tubes, all sizes. Bond's O. K. Tire Shop, Stephens and Moth er. BARTLETT pears, 50c bushel. Bring containers and pick. Tjomsland, Melrose. BARTLETT pears, 35c at orch ard. Bring boxes. Ernest Voor hics, Lookingglass. FOR SALE No. 2 Bartlett pears, 35c a bushel, bring boxes. J. M. Housley, Yoncalla. ELBERTA peaches now ready. Bring containers. J. R. Wilson, Phone 21F31. FOR SALE Motor bike, good condition, $50.00. 503 Cobbl street. I Particular DonT YOU WORRY, DEAC EVER.Y PROBLEM HAS A--. His Trail ltir . m m. . . -n i rmw v e nunu n r COMKADESt.. E m i HAl iBLcoKr.. ,i mviftRrerarii USED Fordson tractors and farm ' Implements. Lockwpod . Mo-1 tnro Inn - . t t ' ! FOR SALE Household furni ture. 1395 umpqua avenue. FOR SALE Twontvfour pru.no ' iORs. Rout. ;' Box i'f..-V-'' Reel Estate ! GOOD home on North Umpqua highway between Glide and hatchery, close to river, large lot, garage, electric lights and water system. Priced to sell quick or will rent. . 160 acres good fir timber, near Gunter. Heirs want to sell to close an estate. Good home in Roscburg, well lo cated. On two paved streets, double garage, large lot, fine location overlooking the city. Should be seen to be appreciat ed. Priced to sell. I havp party wanting to buy stock of merchandise of variety store order. 20 acres at Coos Junction. Mod ern home with water and elec tricity, basement, barn, chicken house and other buildings; family orchard of pears, peaches, apples, cherries and prunes; crossed by highway 99. An ideal country home at right price. If interested in any of these, sec me for particulars. If you have property to sell, list it with me. Bert Wells, Roseburg. . FOR SALE 201 acres, Ideal place for turkeys and dairying. 100 acres bottom land, 8 acres Ladlno clover, irrigation right for 38 acres. As I'm leaving . country, offer place cheap, my, loss is your gain, man is never satisfied. Route 2, Box 320. I OT TO SET f , V OFFHAND I'D SAY IT WAS ' I daSdv p,T: ( OPPORTUNITY... I onlV. 205 ACRES, 125. cultivated, bal ance pasture, .creek, some tlm . ber, good house, 2 barns, elec tricity, good road, near school, all fenced, woven wire, price $10,000.00. Consider trade for In or near Roscburg for part. "Yit;s i a Mjjit- piw.ucinsr, tame ;.), d, WttShMW. A33.S-. 2nd Si:, Corvallls, Qrpgon. INVESTIGATE tut opportunities we are offering you to get es tablished on a farm of your own. Call at the National Farm Ixan office, 415 Perking Building,' Rosfbuvg, or write C. A. Barnes, 167 E. 8th St., Eu gene. Federal Land Bank pf Spokane. FOR SALE Best building lot in Roseburg, 67x100 ft., well lo cated. Sightly place overlooking Roscburg, priced to sell quick, must be sold this week. Let me show you this lot. Bert Wells, 410 East Lane street. FOR SALE Several modern homes at two-thirds the price of replacement cost. Buy now and avoid inflated prices end taxes'. Easy terms. Coen Lum ber Company. FOR SALE Six acres, modern house, adjoining Veterans' Fa cllity on west. See . G. W. Young & Son. FOR SALE Modern live-room house, priced lor quick sale. 06 s. fine street. Lost and Found LOST Sunday, about 1:00 p. m., on Jackson street near Umpqua hotel black cloth bag. Con tents keys and heirloom watch. Finder please leave at News Review office. Liberal reward. By V. T. Hamlin By Merrill Blotter By Edgar Martin By Roy Crane HERE THEY COME ! NO TIME TO) WASTE TRYING TO STOP THE BLEEDING. AVMAYl I OOT TO RcAC. GENERAL SAW FILING Howard: Cas;bHir, ;443 S, Steph. ANTIQUES The Strange Shop, 106 S. Main. LOCKSMITH Pacific Key Serv. Phone 1(48. FLUE CLEANING Furnace vacuum cleaned Hut I cleaning. Call 84L j. C. Bew j ley. " Rentals WILL BE for rent after August 23 4-room furnished house. In cludes refrigerator, oil heater, gas range and water heater. Inquire 207 Rice street. Phone 173-R. MODERN 4 room apartment, electric range, refrigerator, pri vate bath, garage. Phone 698-Y. 940 Winchester street. LARGE 6-room modern house, partly furnished. Basement, garage. B. F. Chilson, 875 Hoover street. DOWNSTAIRS APARTMENT, $G. Also modern house. Close in. Adults. Inquire 308 North Stephens. FURNISHED 2 and 3-room apart ments, electric refrigerator, private bath. 112 Brockway. ROOM, board and good care for elderly person. Mrs. Brust, 508 Fowler street, phone 145. 5-ROOM, modern house, newly renovated. 420 Vista Ave- 3-ROOM apartment, garage, pri vate bath. Adults. Phone 242. FURNISHED apartment. Call at 454 N. Stephens street. KOHLHAUEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phono 550. WELL furnished, steam heated apartments. Call 369-J. ROOM, with or vlthout board. 740 Short street. , CLEAN, cool apartment. 026 S. Main. ROOMS for rent. 707 W. Mosher. FOR RENT 5-room house on Douglas street. 950 Cobb. FURNISHED ROOM. Bell Build ing, 122 S. Jackson street. FURNISHED apartment. 424 Fioed, corner Mill. GARAGE. 246 S. Rose. Chiropractor OR. H. B. SCOF1ELD. Pnone 273. AUCTION SALE MONDAY, AUGUST 25 At tho Roseburg Auction Market on Highway 99, North Roseburg. Sale will commence at 11 o'clock on miscellaneous articles, and livestock will sell at 2 o'clock. Sale as follows: Yearling heifers and bulls, young calves, 1 smooth mouth work mare, 1200 lbs.; hogs, feeder shoats, weaner pigs and sows. Furniture, and al ways a large assortment of miscellaneous articles. Chickens and rabbits. Consign with us and receive the cash. Your patronage ap preciated. ANDERSON AND SCHRICKER, AUCTIONEERS Hold Everything! wn iMt it hi itivicr, me t mia "Dop'I yr I norvou. lliat'j RADIO SERVICING fHargis Radio,' Service. Phone 156 Radio Doctors. 306 N. Stephens Lund Radio Service. Phone 31 WASHING M.CHIN IRONERS Bergh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 80& PIANO TUNING Arundel. Repairs, Demoth. 189-L. TOMBSTONES Harry G. Rapp. Phone 819-Y. 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 Sgt. Marden Shaw Gets Second Lieutenant Rank Marden W. Shaw of Canyon ville has been promoted to sec ond lieutenant and assigned to duty with Company M of the 162nd infantry, according to word received here. He has serv ed for a number of years with Co. D, 162nd infantry, the Rose burg national guard company, and held the rank of sergeant. His commission was signed while the company was engaged In war games In California, but his as signment to Company M Is of re cent date. He is a son of Mr. an Mrs. Victor Shaw of Canyonvlllo Wilbur Mrs. Floyd Chapman a n A daughters, Lorna and Patricia, accompanied by Delwin McKay returned to their home In Tacoma Wednesday after spending ten days visiting relatives In Rose burg and Wilbur. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Balrd Jr. were visiting at the home of the former's parents Tuesday. They were recently married and arc making their home in Roseburg. Floyd Smith went to Humbolt County, Calif., Monday to pur chase a registered sire for their dairy herd. I wish to locate Ed J. Brown. Please notify Earl S. Powell at Powell's Sporting Goods Store. Adv. For newspaper deliveriet after 5:30 Please Call 617-R I fit om 6 22 just VliitTle3noot's hv fever!'
