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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1941. FIVE t. I Livestock tiifdl I For SoU MitoAaaMMil FIR TIMBER WANTED . Ap-1 ' ' Baal Estal I FOR SALE 16 acres at Riddle. I - I 1 uru&uiiaii-iy nuuiuii 11. aiaiiu? ; i i. . . : FOR SALE 25 bred ewes, most ly white lace, majority four and five years old. Penned sep- urateiy. tppinger-Mtip Kancn, Myrtle Creek. :i dale bucks, also 2 Rpmneys S and 1 Shropshire at R. ' R. 4. Clark's ranch. Oakland. Ore. ' Con- j i I'OK ALE Registered Angora O billies, bred from Riddle's prize winning slock. Howard Hat y field. Phqne 14F41. NOTICE Worthless siock rc- S moved jrce ol charge, Phone S collect 52F12 or 740-R. Rose i burg By-Products. i.'IPMP CAT C X3,,,-nHt.f,rl Dnmnm, ; ;i yearling bucks. C. R. Horney, ;& .,Qaklund, Oregon. ii(ii7Tiii nn i ion, r. . tr r j- registered. Jacobs' Kennels. f Phone 386-J. WANTED To buy old horses, y Phone 19F6. Merle Weekly, '" Myrtle Creek. FOR SALE Good yearling bil-i lies. L. E. Gilliam. Phone A 14F34. ' i : FOR SALE 50 Angora goats. J. i B. Davis, Sutherlln. Dentistry DH. NERBAS Fluorescent teeth in 'plastic. Old plates made like new, , 20 years success in partial or full S denture replacement same day. Extraction Pyorrhea treatment Gas wcn desired Masonic Bldg. .Phone 488 ALLEY OOP ' 1. a ,COTVES,BRONSON,ANOgECWSEXLAUEI6HT, ELBERT,,, 1 lPfl ZJf-HJLr YTn j SETTING VOUVE) W1TH TIME-TCAVEL, tSeJ l10 Z'P HVE I -iiWERCIFTHTl JhrC-TW 1? ' BtEM GETTING t THOUSHT THE TIM E NOTHINI& MOKE TO Xl --f S3SSr7il ,TJ. - . I THV" A ftlS, c . 75 t ' - i , 1 , - ., . .'. 1 ?a :typr.vm AND HIS FRIENDS !Zt DDI A SZl ALAAIID I 1 wmts is leaving ;. cooking, for. hollywood, son Jawo June and ' 'i .. ? I ARE SEEING WifK OFF j I BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES PRS.CAOMTON VJc. RIGHT 1 tttO itssa-F Ts Some thing OLT Or TV AUTUtAM tV)NGv CoS YJCT.WTH P HKZ" HARVifat hAOOM TaXltG SWT TO BRt.A, THROUGH CotPLeTtiX IK ROtAfMOTIC ep.LL 4 WASH TUBBS WASWW6TOM, D.C X WELL, WELL ! K THE OLD CONCRETE SNIFFER FROM THE PANAMA CANAL IS WITH US A3AIW CONGRATULATIONS, mv eov.' nice wokk; ALWAYS KW0IM 1 CAW DEPEWP on you FARM 53 acres, 30 acres till - - able, balance pasture. Good house, electricity, good well and electric pump. Located tour miles west of Riddle. Write or see C. Simmons, Riddle, Pregon. FURNISHED apartment. 124 W.l stornlngs02- 121 N' JllCk' i NEWLY decorated 3-room apart ment, furnished. 605 S. Pine. FURNISI1ED apartment. Call at 454 N. Stephens street, KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phone 550. ( ! FURNISHED ROOM. Bell Build- J lng, 122 S. Jackson street. . i FURNISHED apartment. North Jackson. 404 I I CLEAN rooms. 707 West Mosher. Poultry NEW HAMPSHIRE breeding cockerels. Christie strain, 6 i months, bloodtested. R. D. Kleist, Coos Bay highway.; Dhone46F12. , FOR SALE 2 dozen year old Leghorn hens, 3 does, 1 buck rabbit. Call evenings. Lewis E. Jones, 1 miles east of court house. FOR SALE New Hampshire I. cockerels, bloodtested from pullorum free stock. Mrs. I. J. Goff, Suthcrlln. FOR SALE Fall pullets, 225 N. H. Rod, 2 months. E. R. Holm, Suthcrlln. T. X IMAGINE JUNE WlU. BH PLEASED DOOOfe LEAVINQ OM TME SAME TRAIN HES BEING TSANS- TO SEE HER. COWP6Tr,',ON LEAVING f FRREO TO MARCH R&LD SO I DONT FEEL ANY PAIN, Ern-IER I II V VVASX S THERE'S 30ST I 1 W- V 'M ft30Ljt OLD J I :-C ,mm lis - - . ' "-jr.- fc i ml I " 'IS J THAMK TV V SCRRV ALL IW A PAY'ST f EH? IJlCli V - 1 Lfti BULLET HOLE ' V -V' m . THRU THE hiimJS? ' g Jr ZZ-f$m 1 , i-s ..P:.rn GOOD, used davenports and i chairs, priced cheap tor quick sale; useu enamel range used heaters; used console radios, I cheap; good used table model radios, cheap. Judd's Furnl- tute Store. fJ juui ijiui m oip """ Wrecking House. ORDER Umpqua ice cream for your summer menus. A 100 umpqua vaney proauct. ieie-. I phone 38. TOMATOES, Bonnie Best, John Baer; beans, Blue Lake, Ken- tucky Wonders. Vou pick. Llnd- bloom. FOR SALE Used casings and '. tubes, all sizes. Bond's O. K. I Tire Shop, Stephens and Mosh-1 i er. CANNING tomatoes Brl"8 boxes. W. P. Wright, Curry Es-1 tate. USED Fordsoh tractors and farm implements. Lockwood Mo- tors, Inc. FOR SALE Top for Dodge Phone pickup. Ben B. Irving. 745-J. FOR SALE separator. -One Viking cream Phone 41-J-4. VV anted WANTED 2 or 3-room down stairs apartment, by elderly lady. A. Steuer, Suthcrlln, Ore gon. Inquire WANTED Oil healer. Handy Stand. Strange What They Don't Know Won't Hurt Em Tfey To oer Gloria's mind off freckles, dodo How 7 ? ? 7 ? ; FIR TIMBER WANTED r- Ap- prpximately million it. stands second or small old growth 20 to, 30 miles Roseburg. Box J12J, c-o News-Review. WANTED Poultry eggs and von I. Highest cssh prices paid, Douglas County Poultry. Plicae 371. J KUk - ' ' .WAN J KD lo rent good tarm jand.' Phone 838! F. I. Belts. we PAY cash for old or crippled horses. Phone 48F13. Miscellaneous SERVE garden fresh vegetable next winter. Preserve tno nat ural taate and vitamin content, use your frozen food Jocker at the Ice plant. Berries, apricots and peaches are now ready. Douglas Co. Ice & Storage. ZACl m-trttt-untc frf Wiilnntc nnrl i filberts. Allen tuthill, 27F41, Oakland. impounded j THE following described dog has been imoounded and if not claimed within 48 hours from date 0f notice will be disposed j of as provided by law: male, terrier type. Caught kill ing sheep in Dodge Canyon, 8 miles west of Oakland. Tom Fletcher, Enforcement Offi cer, September 12, 5:00 P. M. Fuel I PHONE 282 GREEN and dry slab wood. ' ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. Noises If DODO QETS NAORBID ABOUT BEING SEPARATED f-ROM JUNE, SNAP HIM OUT OF ir. GLORIA in. THVS OMt 1 5UCH Al 0.Die...Gtt IT HfSSKi'T I , . novo .ON6'.THt Come? k ','ir": .' V: 'i,-; t'.1'. 'JKW(twni. - Vcift. -lVHff?AsiiivieE. inc.' T.ff. J. -i p" ""L J 27-ACRES, good buildings, elec tricity, paved road, close In. Furniture and equipment. Ill-! tiess of owner causes ciUiro , property to be offered for sale, ' at . a bisi'sain, Everything In Real Estate and Insurance.! Fred A. Golf, Phone 218. 122 S. Stephens. ; I I INVESTIGATE u.e op)onunlties wo pre offering you to get cs-i tablished on a farm of your'i i own. Call at the National ' j Farm Loan office, 415 Perkins ; Building, Roseburg, or write . C. A. Barnes, 167 E. 8th St., Eu- j gene. Federal Land Bank of , Spokane. J 1 80 ACRES, Mendocino counly, . I California 1 mile from Guala-' i la, 1 mile from ocean. A1J clear. ! Will trade for small ranch l within 20 miles of Roseburg. i Warren Collins, Idleyld Route, I Roseburg. FOR SALE Several modern homos at two-thirds the nrice ' of replacement cost. Buy now! and avoid Inflated prices and taxes. Easy terms. Coen Lum- j bcr Company. ! FOR SALE 900 acres, dandy sheep or cattle ranch to set- WANTED Older woman who tie an estate. Box 15, Camas . wants home, to care for chll Valley, Oregon. I drcn. Some housework. Small 1 wnrxv ins S. Pm-mtt. after- i 40-ACRE farm for sale or trade. Located nt Azalea, Oregon. Write or sec J. R. Blanchard, Glendale, Oregon. THREE houses on 21 acres, $5400 debt. S8750. Trade for Orecon, Renfrew, 1956 I n d lanapolls Avenue, Riverside, California. 1 FOR SALE Modern five-room i house, priced for quick sale. 06 S. Pino street. HEY. C-fl OPIA ! T'n I ABOUT 30 SECONDS n r w IV r-KAIfeKNiry MEETING V COPfi. 19-11 BY NLA 5CRVICE. INC. T. M. PtC U. s71 LtftMtS w WITH US FOR SALE 16 acres at Riddle. Fall- buildings. J. A. Cooper, Springfield, Oregon, Route 1, ox 283. ' i ,.., .,, ', I 7i 7" HVE ROQM plastered house. In quire 415 S. Pine. Help Wonted WANTED Representative to j look .after our magazine sub-1 script ion interests in Roseburg and vicinity. Every family or-; dors subscriptions. Hundreds of I dollars are spent lor them each fall and winter In this vicinity. Instructions and - equipment free. Guaranteed lowest vates on all periodicals, domestic and foreign. Represent the oldest magazine agency in the United States. Start a growing and permanent business In whole or spare time. Address MOORE COTTRELL. Inc..' Naples Road, North Cohocton, I New York. I WOMEN WANTED. Address our catalogs. 2c each paid in ad yanee plus bonus. Everything supplied. Free details furnish ed. RALEIGH PREMIUM CO., Lawyer's Bldg., Jersey City, N. J. noons : WANTED IMMEDIATELY Fall- j ers and buckers, $1.50 per I thousand. L. P. Dcnn, Camas Valley, Oregon. WANTED Party to pick toma .' toes and beans. House avail- able. Lindbloom. WANTED Woman lor light housework. 617 W. Lane. By V. T. Hamlin By Merrill Blosser lU - tr T?- Dcir, u-,,i FROM THE" MINUTES OF "JAeeepTwACKy COFFEE'-(WrrtHlS brew) V.ll,"',... . N ' iy OWEN LEWIS OF toluSTbu-SiUTut ki.r I if o o A e a LETS WHIP Down AND TRUck; BEAT on THE Double TIME "-(LETS GO DOWN AND PICK LID A SIDI Akin SO ID THE DANCE ) Jim TA7E5 OP BUB.LCY. IDAHO. By Edqar Martin By Roy Crane J OH. VES. WELL, VOU SEE A LITTLE BAD NEWS THERE, OLD AAAM, KNOW HOW VOU MOST FE5L ABOUT IT. THERE WERE CER.TAIU PEOPLE WHO THOUGHT A 3IRL uar kio pi Arc in CFrcFT .Fouirt. K "Nw 1, AH...SH6 & NO LONoEK TT 7 I f ) GENERAL AW FILING fjowiivd Cascbcer, 413 S. Stoph. " ' ANTI&OES The Strange Shop, 106 S. Main. LOCK8WITH Pacific Key Serv. Prions 348. FLUE CLEANING Furnaces vacuum cleaned flui cleaning. Call 841. J. C. Bew ley. WANTED- Middle aged woman for housework. Three in fam ily. $20.00 a month. A. E. Mil lard, near Happy Valley bridge. Work Wonted WANTED WorK by middle-aged married man, reliable, with good references. Salesman or consider caretaker's job. Ad dress 54t Fowler. Phonp 384. FRUIT MEN ATTENTION Call Dunham Transfer company for pear, prune or any kind of fruit hauling locally or long distance. Phone 47. Chiropractor DR. H. B. SCOFIELD. Phone 2T3. County W.C.T.U. Elects Officers At Meeting Here Mi's. Thompson, wife of the minister recently assigned to the Methodist Calanoola circuit at Suthcrlln,' was elected president of the Douglas County W. C. T. U. at the convention held in Rose burg Thursday afternoon and evening. Mrs. lloscoe Marstcrs, Roseburg, was elected vice-presi dent; Mvs. Cecil Harris,' Glide, Ve. cording secretary; Mrs. K. D. Lytic, Roseburg, corresponding secretary,, and Mrs. V, J. Mlcelli, Roseburg, treasurer. . i , t Mrs. E'va Mho Wise, slate' sec retary of the youth Temperance Council, was the principal con vention speaker. . ,' A banquet program was held in the basement of the Methodist church, where convention ses sions were conducted, t 6:30 o'clock, with short talks being made by the Rev. M. M. Roach, representing the Roseburg Min isterial association; Mrs. Clifford Smith, representing the Junior Women's club; Mrs. Annie Rus sell, president of the Roseburg W. C: T. V.; Wanda Jurgens, president of the Youth Temper ance council, and Mrs. Wise. The evening session included a brief talk by Mrs. W. M. Camp bell, a silver medal contest, won by Belly Musgiove, Oakland, and motion pictures of the children's farm home at Corvallls, present ed by Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Bul k hart of Corvallls, who also ex hibited baskets made by the chil dren In the home. FREE! TO THE LADIES Constance Bennett Cosmetics ?veiy Monday and Tuesday eve ning at the Rose theatre.-- (Adv.) a M mm v cnn mi it m hivici. imc t. m tro u t 'Gu uwj cctii'l uu Wi It RADIO SERVICING Hargig Radio Service. Phone UN Radio Doctors. 306 N. Stephen Lund Radio Service. Phone 34 WASHING MACHINES IRONERS Bcrgh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 805. PIANO TUNING ' Arundel. Repairs, Dcmoth. 189-L. TOMBSTONES Harry O. Rapp. Phone 819-Y. Six Stores Represented At Canyonville Academy CANVONVILLE, Sept. 13. The Canyonville Bible academy has an enrollment of 23 students from, six different states. More pupils are expected later. Those who registered Monday, Septem ber 9th are Faith Summcrton, Utah; Wayne King, Washington; Cecile Cowan, Canyonville; Ber nlcc fiall, Donald Alsop, Bessie Sawyer, Gladys John, Lorraine Alexander, Viplct Handsakqr, Bob Carnahan, June Saunders, Harry Ayers, Bill Freeman, Le ola Freeman, Ruth Woods of Oregon; Claretta Mpen and Lois Roberts of Montana; Evelyn Goodwin, Myrtle Hamelni Joan Goertz, Elizabeth Ocltjcnbruns, Rosalia Hyden pf California; Paul James of Illinois. There are two new teachers Miss Murlpl Mclnnis of the University of Washington, who will teaclt mathematics and science; How ard Haymes of Southwest Mis souri Teachers' college and Cer tral Bible institute, will conduct English and some Bible and Msi Alyco Johnson, of the North Central Bible institute and Busi ness College of Minneapolis, Min nesota, will continue her commer cial and Biblp work. This Is Miss Johnson's third year here. IN BANKRUPTCY B 26268 ' I - ' . In the district court of the United States fqr the district of Oregon. , In the matter of Harry P. Wilkes, bankrupt. , To the creditors of Harry E. Wilkes, of Reedsport, In the county pf Douglas, and district aforesaid, a bankrupt':' ' " ' Notice is hereby given that said Harry E. Wilkes has been duly adjudged a bankrupt on a peti tion filed by' him on the 5th day of September, 1941, and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at the office of the under signed in Roseburg, Oregon, on the 27lh day of September, 1941, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at which place and time the said creditors may attend, prove their' claims, appoint a trustee, appoint a creditors committee,' examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. Dated the 12th day of Septem ber, 1941. , C. L. HAMILTON, Referee In Bankruptcy. For newspaper deliveries after 5:30 Please Call - 617.R jr ig ht err fete I want lo be uloae? 'I
