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Newspaper Page Textn ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG', OREGON, THURSDAY", AUGUST 28, 1941 . SEYEN 0 mmw mm wmmmm f - t Livestock FOR SALE Suffolk, Lincoln and Corrledalo bucks, 810.00 up. Also registered Angora billies. R. V. Hatfield, Phone 33F14, -VAK-TED yourig Poland Cblr.a or Berkshire boar, big enough for service. M. B. Emme'.t, Umpqua, Oregon. FOR SALE Good 6-year-old reg istered Jersey cow or will trade for breeding ewes. Box 1115, News-Review. WANTED A good, sound, gen tie young mare, around 1500 lbs. Paul Talbot, Canyonville. FOR SALE 1600 pound logging team and harness, $50.00. D. K. Baird, Umpqua, Oregon. FOR SALE Purebred Romncy yearling bucks. C. R. Homey, Oakland, Oregon. FOR SALE 3 buck sheep, me ' dium grade wool. Phone 41F11. Work Wanted FRUIT MEN ATTENTION Call Dunham Transfer company for pear, prune or any kind of fruit hauling locally or long distance. Phone 47. HOUSEKEEPER wanted. Man and two boys, C and 9 years. Good wages. F. G. Ewens, Route 2, Roscburg. Phone ' 32F11. OS'ATER WELL DRILLING. Credit terms may be arranged. J. H. Thomas, Oakland. Phone 26-F-23. CLARK'S Parcel Delivery has a large truck for moving or local hauling. ALLEY OOP BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES T6K.TSK. W ORtfi 3oB -Xo t-V. Ht"S. . t fMV stars, ooola vou). - ' J 1 f ' ' -A f there7 v-'-l f n f ? SHOULDN'T HAVE LET WELL, VOU y.' 3 dQ NOW PIDN'T -A (l V Jviirt) ' I- OOP GO PROWUN6 KNOWOOP") : .$ V9 X TELL. ZflJvtA Vl OVER. THIS RIDGE ) NEVER. V f. ? A VOU ? AVrsti t& ' : l 'yj f ' 11 - . . . u HECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS The Thrili of a Lifetime '.. By Merrill Bltmet KISSING SCEME-, SO TMET ACTORS J ? J ANYTHING, BUT ITV-" LlKF P ' f W ' fffA V VVHAI- j AMD HOLLEii FOR A RETAKE WOULD KNOW WHAT TD DO A", sHsll WOULD GIVE Mf THIS,. RjfT" V S-r " H I ftHf SfI 1 SI1 d WASH TUBBS - rr mwMii n " - - MORE rAW6EROUiTO THE CNu UU THAW A, SHIPLOAP Or DVMAMITE ISTHE IWWO CE-JT LOOlilW6, COWCBETE-LAPEN MARIA MACU, WANTED Ironing. M r s. Col lins, Apt. 308, Northside Apart- ments. ' 1 Wanted; FARMERS We 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. WE are In the market for baled alfalfa hay, also oat and vetch hay. Farr & Ellwood, Marsh field. WANTED Poultry eggs and veal; Highest cash prices paid. Douglas County Poultry. Phone 374. j WANTED Alfalfa pasture, corn j or wnat nave you ior sneep. j i Box 1103, c-o News-Review. , I WANTED Used tires for cap- j ping. Bond's OK Tire Shop, j I Stephens and Mosher. WE PAY cash for old or crippled ! horses. Phone 48F13. Miscellaneous SERVE garden Iresh 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. THE person who picked ,y wrist watch last Friday afternoon is now known. Please return to Montgomery Ward office at once to save trouble. Fuel FOR SALE White oak chunk ' wood, 22-inch. W. Willoughby, Suthcrlin. MtRM V4E.--. BUT X DOW'T RVVbH THE. ' vJtU.,POS.T, OROttSV. &(NCV To TH& CUV '. PHONE 2Si.' GREEN and dry slab wood. ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. Help Wanted WANTED Experienced house keeper and care of semi-invalid. Two in family. Must have some knowledge oi nurs I ing. Modern house and good pay. Box 1117, c-o News-Review. WANTED Young man or wo man, good with figures, give references and experiences. Ap ply in own handwriting. Box 110, News-Review. WANTED Girl or woman for housework and care of small child. Board and wages. 328 Chadwick. Call evenings. WANTED Experienced book keeper. Position pays good salary. Give qualifications. Box 1112, c-o "News-Review. WANTED Service station op erator and mechanic. Call Truck Sales & Service. PRUNE pickers and drier hands. J. C. Watson, Star Route, Roseburg. 44-F-12. 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 Chiropractor DR. H. B. SCOF1ELD. Phone 273. Blitzkrieg Oh! e,EtN P GjRfStvJO " Nearing Seal Estate FOR SALE: Several good, homes In Rose burg, priced $1800 and up. One Is one of the finest homes In Roseburg. Home on North Umpqua high way near river. Sell or rent to reliable party. 160 acres timber near Gunter. .14 acre farm with buildings in Melrose district. 5 acres with house and barn in , Umpqua Park district. Will rent to reliable party. 201 acres, with buildings, in Wil i bur district. ,1 fine building lot 57x100 best i location in Roseburg and prlc i ed to sell quick. 20 acres with modern home and I other buildings, on highway j 99 at Coos Junction. 'I have party wanting to buy ' stock of merchandise, Variety j Store order. If Interested in any of these, see j me for particulars. If you have property to sell, list it with me. Bert Wells, 410 East Lane street, Roseburg. i INVESTIGATE tiie opportunities we are offering you to get es tablished on a farm of your own. Call at the National 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 OR RENT 5-room house, lights, 40 acres land, 1 mile from Oakland. Inquire 310 N. Jackson, Roseburg. FOli SALE 119 acres or more stock range land. If Interested write to P. O. Box 172, Rose burg. oh.ve; TIME tfVi pfsf--eo aotcKW, THAT'S ICHe VJ IT SoE3 BfSCK TO vjGtK. ftuo ecwoov., Ot the End C?HE OWLV "PERSON WHO REALIZE ITS POTENTIAL 'DAW6ER. LIE'S ALOME IW- WOUMDED 1.7-ROOM, modern house. Base- ment, furnace. 2 large Jots, Just outside city limits, free soil.' Total price, $2000. If you arc looking tor a good home, - see me at once. 1 200-ACRE stock ranch, 100 acres r tillable, part in Ladino clover, with free water rights, good orchard, good buildings, ana some good timber. Owner call ed away from state. Must sell, j Will take the low price of 1 56500. 53 ACRES, modern buildings, i part alfalfa ground. Most of 1 It can be Irrigated. Total price, I with equipment, $5750. Everything in Real Estate and j Insurance. Fred A. Goff, 122 i S. Stepens, phone 218. FOR SALE Several modern homes at two-thirds the price I of replacement cost. Buy now and avoid Inflated prices and I taxes. Easy terms. Cocn Lum ber Company. FOR SALE Modern 6-room I house, one acre land, on Gar den Valley road, close to Sol diers' Home. Mrs. M. M. Rut i ter. Route 2, Box 138, Rose ! burg, Oregon. 1 155-ACRE farm. 75 cultivated, i necessary buildings ,two miles south Riddle. Inquire L. R. My , natt, 913 N. Jackson, Rose I burg. FOR SALE Home site on North ; Umpqua river above Winches j ler dam. See Roy Young, 205 I W. Cass or A. B. Brown, Win- '. Chester. FOR SALE 5-room plastered i home, garage. 1047 Corey ave- nuo. Price $1700. Terms. G. I W. Young & Son, 205 West Cass. Phone 417. OH. fc CQPH, 1)41 BY fVF -4 '"jjflm&!r3r CRUTCHES WILL HELP... MUST FIMP HOUSE. .PEOPLE! -rfTMUST O' LOSTd 6ET WEW...TAKB ME "ELE5fc(PM STATlON...VEP.y HEAP O' BL0ODA 1 : JURaEWT... TELE-6-aAPlA -STATICMJ ... USCjEnT. FOR SALE Six acres, all or part, modern house. Adjoining Veterans Facility on west. See G. W.Young and Son. FOR SALE Modern live-room house, priced for quick sale, rW S, Pine street For Sale Miscellaneous BUZZ SAW outfit. Star motor Willi gov.,' $30.00. Fordson trac tor with pulley gov., etc., $50.00. Lots of other farm ma chinery cheap. Norman Ellis, (5 miles west Melrose store. WE WILL give extra large trade-in allowance for your old washer on new Maytag. See us today. Bergh's Appliance Service, (30 Winchester St., telephone 805. WHY NOT get tne IJy-Power, guaranteed muffler and forget your muffler troubles. Also get your glass at Sarff's Auto .,. Wrecking House. FIRST QUALITY canning toma toes. Trussell Brothers, Curry Estate. Telephone 55F11 eve nings or noon. FOR SALE 1941 General trac tor. Used Just a lew hours. Price now $550.00. Lockwood Motors, Inc. FOR SALE Used casings and tubes, all sl7.es. Bond's O. K Tire Shop, Stephens and Mosh er. ' ' - ' CANNING pears You pick I them. 25c box. Bring contain j ers. Best Ranch, Looklngglass. USED Fordson tractors and farm Implements. Lockwood Mo tors, Inc. By V. T. Hamlin By Edgar Martin 1 fA!HT'U KNOVNirVf BftCK Of W 40MMfcR'S COIN' QUICK I; SFftVICC, INC. 7. J .r iiff. By Roy Crane GENERAL SAW FILING Howard Casebeer, 443 S. Sleph. ANTIQUES The Strange Shop, 106 S. Main. LOCKSMITH Pacific Key Serv. Phone 348. FLUE CLEANING Furnaces vacuum civaned fit cleaning. Call 841. J. C. Bew ley. FOR SALE Until all Is sold Pulleys, 8" to 24"; shafting, .10 ft. 2". 4 ft. U", 5 ft. li"; several ft. cable, j" and 1"! cable pulley, 8"! 7" Highland pulley; hay rope and pulley; choker hooks; drill bars; saw clap; 23" and 28" rip saws; 1 set pipe dies; web belting; new water pipe, 220 ft. V, brush hook; 2 peeveys; hoes; shov els; axes; pitchforks; black smith outfit; mattocks; new slump pulled; buzz saw and on ginc; cross cue saws and smaller saws; chains; oil cans; gasoline drum; Jack screws, 1 very large; tiling, 3", 5", 8"; grinder; many small tools; sheep bells; 50 gallon iron ket tle; 10-gallon crocks; Jugs. Mrs. Joe Wlnnlford, Wllbur-Umpqua road. FOR SALE MocJern wood burn ing kitchen range, white porce lain with stainless steel and black trim, large oven, $45 or $55 with water heater colls and Standard range boiler tank. Now using electricity reason for selling. Call 37-F-5 or stop at Bud Chandler place at Kelley's Korner. FOR SALE John Deere three- bottom disc plow, high clear ance. Phone 32-F-2. Clifford Hess, Garden Valley. PEACHES Elbertas, Hales and Improved Elbertas. Some nice windfalls. Bring containers. Phone 21-F-31. J. R. Wilson. Rentals MODERN 4 - room apartment, electric range, refrigerator, -private bath, garage! Phone 61)8-V. 'M0 Winchester street. CLOSE IN 5-room, modern house, beautiful, artistic. Adults preferred. Inquire at 302 West Washington. FURNISHED 4-room apartment, electric range, garage. 1127 Harvard avenue. 4-ROOM furnished apartment, close in. uan at zio or i.a s, Jackson. 3-ROOM apartment, garage, pri vate bath. Adults. Phone 242. FURNISHED apartment. Call at 454 N. Stephens street. KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strlctly modern. Phono 550. WELL furnished, steam heated apartments. Call 3C9-J. UNFURNISHED 5-room house with furnace. Phone 3-F-22. CLEAN, cool apartment. 926 S. Main. FURNISHED ROOM. Bell Build ing, 122 S. Jackson street. ROOMS for rent. 707 W. Mosher. ' Coud morning! Aivl Ikws Hold Everything! si f RADIO SERVICING Hargis Radio Service. Pnone 196 Radio Doctors. 30G N. Stephens, Lund Radio Service. Phone 34 WASHING M.CHIN IRONERS Bergh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 80& PIANO TUNING Arundel. Repairs, Demoth. 189-L. TOMBSTONES Harry G. Rapp. Phone 819-Y. Financial CLIENT wants loan of $1000 on 60-acre Improved ranch. Terms 3 to 5 years. Will pay 6 in terest. G. W. Young & Son, 205 W. Cass, phone 417. Poultry RHODE ISLAND pullets, 4 months old, $1.00 each. Also fryers. D. A. Stewart, Rifle Range road. i Azalea 'AZALEA, Aug. 28. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Clare were in Kla math Falls over the week-end where they attended to business affairs. Mr. and Mrs. John Jantzer shopped In Grants Pass Saturday, afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Morgan spent the week-end at Eugene . where they visited his fatlrr. They were accompanied home by Betty McPherran, who was vis iting there. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Caylor and daughter, Sharon, Mrs. For rest Farnam, Mrs. Chester Johns and daughters, Elsie Mae and Beverly June, shopped In Grants Pass Saturday. They also visit ed with Mr. and Mrs. Eli Morrif and Mr. and Mrs. George Mor ris. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Finch from Grants Pass attended to business at the Starveout Lum ber Co., Sunday. Mrs. Esther Thorpe and daugh ter, Gay, left Monday for Mc Kenzlc Bridge where she will vlsft her brother and sister-in-law Mi and Mrs. Ed Damewood. At Lorane she will visit her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Burns. In Eugene she will visit her aunt, Mrs. Mary Mc Farland. , , B. P. O. ELKS Regular meeting Thursday eve ning, August 28. Business of im portance. Don't fall to attend. Ira B. Riddle, Sec'y. (Adv.). CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our heart felt thanks for the acts of kind ness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings from our many friends in our sad be reavement. We especially thank the members of the Masonic lodge. " Mrs. Frank Burr, Carolyn, and relatives: For newspaper deliveries after 5:30 Please Call 617-R ny puljn' feeling lodjy?"