ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1941.
FIVE
i
Rented
VERY MODERN 2 or 3 room ho-
tol apartments. Steam heat,
private bath or shower, newly
... .decorated. Will, rent furnished j
Phone 5S6. j
FOR RENT 5-room plastered
house, close in. Inquire 211 i
Washington. j
FOR RENT 5-room unfurnished !
duplex. 409 E. Douglas. Phone
3Ui 9 to 5.
FOR RENT -Unfurnished house,
close In. Inquire 211 Washing
ton. I
annrl-1
FURNISHED, modern
ment. 421 Floed, corner Mill. I
KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS I
Strictly modern. Phone 550. j
WANTED 5-room unfurnished, j
modern house. Adults. 638 R.
, i
FIVE-ROOM house for rent or
sale. Inquire 700 E. 6th St. i
FOR RENT Sleeping room. 221 j
N. Jackson or phone la6. '
ROOM With or without board. I
716 Short street. !
FURNISHEL
403-J.
apartment. Call I
CLEAN rooms. 707 West Mosher. !
Poultry i
FOR SALE Bronze turkey hens
anil toms for breeders. Order
before they get too fat. E. A.
Kruse, Roseburg.
iLW llAMl'Mlllilt. pullets,:
14 months. 75c. E. D. Smith, i
Melrose route, Box 11 1, Ruse-1
hurg. 1
ALLEY OOP
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
SPSS.'
WASH TUBBS
T M I tttPjf)TH i"r rrr1 'rr' "'"T'"'""''! I OUR WORK. IS DONE UNTIL r OHH.HUMM-
IWSO'zw 'tVArlddk. with the lons-suffering I BxrA, vrr )i vt"rM ?L. evening , at i my goodness, I
FirTltHuS SUBJECTS OF THE CPUEL KING I"- POWNW'J" M U lTT.(if A LEAST L I'M TIRED
-y iVS 7ljH lllrr J0HN' alley oop and ooouaienpKJ"6 tkant- vii 1 Ty 9 , H . r -L. ifr'i , r" ZM
-7 hrjjFl'T THEIR AIP TO A GROUP OF BARONS fp. I "A I ' lV rT Jl
V.,,. . j 'i ' i i
I RECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS The Die Is Cast By Merrill Blosser
Hmm wood for The " 1 (if ' tHt I dontydu ) ) f I found out they're f H f ;
rreplaceTeh? expectimg If veam- That i I wm I JT &1-v' V like her j Mer? having dnner at 7 Have when you (
K TWBKT ? MIUIB I -,Vj iilj T V' J ME??? O'CLOCK , JUNE JOE'S I YOU TOLD TURN A BULL
T lwN'r" J'i MCCOy iJSlm illlv 1 fs ' 9 ySm. UMU' GONNA GET TMERE J HIM LOOSE IN A
5 IP WZ i-MTH W 1 ifCln) I ffAVHU"L AT 7:0s- WHATTo CHINA CLOSET.
i y r 1 $p j y v .'-ifrMvi3ia , 14, do? you dont have
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I JsH j? - 0tAJ I 1 ( -jf' .". COPR. 1941 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. T. M. REG. U. 8. PAT. OFF. Q ifM I
I MARi ALL ABOUT IT, DEAR... OH,THATi 1
HAfN'T YOU BETTER EXPLAIN
ABOUT THE W5LONPE YOU WERE f VlCtO... VICKI
PARKED WITH LAST NI6HT? J -SHERIPAn: WE
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Rod Estate
TIMBER LAND lor sale Lots 1,
2, 3 and 4, In Section 2, Town
ship 28 S., K. 4 W. W. M
Douglas county, 178 acres. Has
-l:ne stand of timber. Will con
sider any reasonable offer for
quick sale. Address Helen 1
O'Neill, 1130 Mon Claire I
street, Klamath Falls, Oregon,
owner.
A ?J?VtVm,M? I"?0,"?
las county. These are priced to
sell. Inquire at the National
i Farm Loan Association, Per-1
j kins Bldg. The Federal Land i
Bank.
WANTED
acres or
-To lease farm 100
more. Will buy live
stock and equipment. Write
lull particulars to: L. M. Shu
felbcrger, Rt. 1, Box 622, Ox
nard, Calif.
' i
Instruction
DIESEL JOBS TRACTOR
Men 18-40 who really want
good pay, permanent future in
this basic lleli as servicemen, '
operators and dieselmen. 25
will be selected from the Rose-
burg area in December for;
training and placement scry-1
Ice. For full particulars write
., J V.
Bldg.. Portland, Oregon, AT,
ON'cE- i
Dentistry
DR. NEKBAS
Fluorescent teeth In plastic.
Old plates made like new.
20 years success in partial or full
denture replacement same day.
Extraction Pyorrhea treatment J
Gas when desired '
Masonic Bldg. Phone 488
WHY, THAT WAS
WERE
Livestock
WANTED I will pay $5.00 for
any old horse that will live un-1
til December 15. D. W. Faie, ,
Days Creek, Ore. I
NOTICE Worthless stock re
moved free of charge. Phone
52F12 or 740-R. Roseburg By
products.
FOR SALE Brood sow and 13
3-months-old pigs. James Bran
am, Myrtle Creek.
FOR SALE 16 dandy weaner
pigs. Harry Burr, Curry road.
WE nav cash for old or crippled
1 horses. Phone 49F22.
SIX feeder pigs for sale. E. E.
Baker, Coos Junction.
WEANLING pigs. S5.00 each.
Clyde Adair, Brockway.
Lost and Found
LOST at the Forks green boat,
184 ft. long. Numbers 9U888 on '
front. Reward. Harold Horn, !
Horn's "Super Creamed" Store.
LOST Key case and keys. H.
Crouch, 124 S. Jackson. Rc-
ward. .
LOSTKcy rine wMh six keys. '
Phone 157-Y. Reward.
Fuel
PHONE 282 I
! GREEN and dry slab wood. I
! ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
Hay, Grain, Feed
FOR SALE Baled oat and vetch
hay. Phone 14F2. T. E. Dun-'
can.
Now for Some Shuteye
Tsk Tsk
Can't You
41.A'TPRfll f THE WHOLE T0WM'$ TALICIM6J
tfj TfPDTo- TNSi?BP y0U WABMED ME Kgm TO MENTION )
OUT TH AMOTHeS IT OME- WAT 0U'RE W0RKIKI6 WITH 6'MEN. ..
3AoS$Z8 HOW ON JARTH:
for Sole Miscellaneous
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC-
'IT ON Monday, November 24,
at 12:00 o clock 14 miles up
Cow Creek from Azalea Farm
stock, equipment and household
goods. Owner, James T. Leo-1
I nard. Auctioneer, A. J. Baker
i of Eugene, Route 5. ,
GOOD usee dining room set,
good used davenport set, used
bedroom set, used ranges and
heaters, used bed springs, good
um:u intuit cisni, guuu ua-1
t:u inuios. JUUUb j-uiimuic
STACK good mixed hay, near
Roseburg. '37 Chevrolet truck-
car for equity. C. Raymond '
Foster, Route 1, Box 332, Ash
land, Oregon. Phone 39H2. i
WHY NOT get tne
ny-Power, '
1 cuarantcea muffler and forget
your muffler troubles. Also get
I your glass at Sarff' Auto
i wrecking House. j
FOR SALE
wear. All
Suits, ready-to-
sizes. Reasonable
prices. Max Schwartz, 111 W
Cass street, Roseburg, Ore
gon. FOR SALE Apartment house,
garages. Paying for itself. ',4
down. Terms. Box 1158, c-o
News-Review.
FOR SALE factory made trailer
house very reasonable. Box
1155 c-o News-Review.
FOR SALE Portable Corona
typewriter, at the Gift Shop,
115 S. Stcpiiens.
STOCK SQUASH. Bromps, Curry
j Estate.
Chiropracrcr
DR. H. B. SCOFIELD. Pnone 273.
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fA9S eoOTS MOW.VStt WOW
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See, Wash
Job.
Wanted
CASH FOh
Vellow Fir, Peeler and Mill Logs
Call at
LANE-LINN LOG. LANDING
1st road West of North end
oi' iJf Vmpuuff fimr 3rMgA
WANTED--Poultry, eggs, wool
and mohair. Highest cash
prices pjid. Douglas Cour.ty
Poultry. Phone 374.
WANTED All kinds of tires for j
ijuiius i. nit t
kh,-, ,11:1,0 uuu mwoiuii
WANTED Hides, Ix-avc ears on.
Highest cash prices. Douglas
Market.
i WANTED -Furs. B. F. Shields,
101 West Cass street, Rose-
burg.
WANTED Old house to wreck.
Box l88, Melrose route.
Work Wanted
BUTTON and buckle covering;
also hemstitching, alterations
and dressmaking. Singer Sew
ing Center. 125 W. Cass street,
Roseburg, Oregon. j
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper del
sires full or part time employ-!
ment. Box 1146, c-o News-Re-;
view. j
CALL DUNHAM TRANSFER Lenore, returned to their home
CO., phone 47, for your mov- here Saturday afternoon after
Jug, crating, packing er turkey spending the past ten days at
hauling. Marshfleld visiting her brothcr-ln-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Help Wanted Lapp.
1 Among those shopping and at-
WANTED--A middle-aged lady tending to business in Roseburg
as a companion. Private room, Saturday from this vicinity In
modern home, wages If she eluded Mrs. Herbert Salvage,
cares to help in the home. Box Mrs. John Jantzer Mr. and Mrs.
1159, c-o News-Review. Halhert Booth, Mr. and Mrs. Rod-
U' SAN
OJT P-tfKE.,VAW, WVi'T &0 'VA)Y
AWKWARD
POSITION?
I MAN for slashing "and care of
sheep. Write E. R. Hallas,
, Myrtle Creek, Oregon.
DISHWASHER wanted. Man
preferred. Roseburg Hotel
Cafe.
Hotel. Apply Immediately.
Autos
: FOR SALE- Model A Ford coupe,
I 1i nnml .vtn.liHnn OA.1
wnwg. Good rubber. Inquire
noute 1, Box 5, Roseburg.
FOR SALE Absolutely brand
new 1941 Dodge pickup car.
Reasonable. Box 1156 c-o News-
; Review.
FOR SALE- 1931 Model A Ford
for cash. Sec Kenneth Barnc
burg, Wilbur, after 5:00 p. m.
FOR SALE 1934 Ford coupe.
Shell Service Station, corner
Stephens and Oak.
Around the County
Azalea
AZALEA, Nov. 20 -Mrs. Henry
Smith and children, Jackie and
By V. T. Hamlin
By Edgar Martin
AM' OO SOIAE. TVANGS
By Roy Crane
HEAVENS, NO, WASH.' THE TOWWS TOO
6M ALL.. WE'RE TOP PROMINENT.. REALLY,
I'M AFRMD YOU'LL HAME TO TO-WELL,
AWVWAY, IT'6 PLACIW6 ME IW A TEPRIBLV
NU CMBAKKAbSINto
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I M,ltHiW.lUUi-T"r'-i,ST
GENERAL 9AW FILING.
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LOCKSMITH
Pacific Koy Serv. Phone 348.
FLUE CLEANING
Furnaces vacuum cleaned flu
cleaning. Cali 841. J. C. Bew
ley.
TOMBSTONES
t-
Harry G. Rapp. Phone 819-Y.
ney Smith, Floyd Ames, and Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Gaedecke.
Charles Pope spent several days
the last of the week in Portland
and Vancouver.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jantzcr
and son, Billie, were Grants Pass
business callers Saturday.
Jim Booth returned to his home
here the last of the week after
attending the funeral of his sis
ter, Mrs. Flora Onstob, at Walla
Walla, Washington.
Mrs. Anna Ames spent last
week In Portland where she visit
ed relatives and friends. She re
turned here Saturday evening.
Tenmile
TENMILE, Nov. 20. Mrs. Ed
ith Larsen and Mrs. Amy Carter
of Salem are spending a few
days in Tenmile visiting with
their mother, Mrs. Minnie Kath
key. Mrs. Nellie Henry has return
ed to her home in Tenmile after
spending n couple of weeks In
Portland visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Alice Tyler and Lon Short
were shopping and transacting
business ill Roseburg Tuesday.
Mrs. Kllla Hahn has returned
to her home In Tenmile after
spending several weeks In south
ern California and Grants Pass
visiting her children. ,
Mrs. Chrlstopherson and son,
Marlow, were attending to busi
ness mailers in Roseburg Tues
day. Ilillie Williams, who attends
high school in lloseburg, lias
been absent the past week due to
Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. Calj'ol at
tended the pinochle party held at
the Evergreen grange hall on
Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Cary of
Reslon were Sunday dinner
guests at the home of Miss Flor
ence Allis.
Robert Clark spent Thanksgiv
ing in Medford with his parents.
Mrs. C. A. Campbell was shop
ping and transacting business in
Roseburg Wednesday.
Mrs. Cooper has Installed an
electric water pump on her
ranch. Mrs. Cooper has purchas
ed what is known as the Mrs.
Carr ranch.
Camas Valley
CAMAS VALLEY, Nov. 22
The first snow of the winter fell
during Saturday night and early
Sunday morning. The mountains
on the west were covered with
snow. Some snow fell on Camas
mountain but did not remain. A
few flakes fell even in the valley
later in the morning. The snow
on the mountain west is still
visible, making the weather pret
ty snappy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wheeler
njoyed a short vacation trip
eo m, iy Mt mvtci. imc t u m u
' Before iui leiivc, woul'l you
RADIO SERVICING
- 'fato.RHo Service. Phone 196
Radio Doctor. 306 N. Stephens
Lund Radio Service. Phone 34
WASHING MACHINES
IRONER8
Bergh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 80S
PIANO TUNING
Arundel. Repairs, Demoth. 189-L,
ANTIQUES
The Stiange Shop, 106 8. Main.
from Friday until Sunday. Going
to Klamath Falls where they visit
ed for a short time at the home
of an uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Brown. They came
back by way of Bend and Red
mond and over the Mackenzie
,Jtorm when'the snow plows were
pass Sunday in a hard snow
out keeping the highway open.
Mrs. May Brown of Marshtield
and Richard Thrush took care of
the place and did the chores dur
ing their absence.
Neal Brown was home for the
weekend and Mrs. Brown went
back to Marshfleld with him.
Mrs. Baum left this week to
visit friends and relatives In Palo
Alto, California.
Dee Coon purchased a donkey
engine and has it rigged up for
his winter logging. Marlon Wiley
of Tanner Creek Is working for
him now.
Chester Gibson visited friends
in the valley Saturday.
Bert Golgcrt has been doing
some repair work on the church
roof this week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Brown had
a very good walnut crop this year.
They have been shelling quite a
lot of their nuts as there seems
to be a very good market for the
nut meats.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Richtcl
have a large guinea bean on dis
play in their store. The bear
seems to be more the nature oi
some variety of summer squash,
Mrs. Richter says, and the vine
looks like a squash vine. It is
also prepared for eating like sum
mer squash or egg plant. The
bean on display was probably
four feet long and three inches
through and was grown on the
Richter ranch by Mrs. Ben Buz
zard. Mrs. Richter says it Is too
mature for table use.
Jessie Pullon, seven-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Pullcn of Coqulllc, was buried
in tne Martlndalc cemetery, Mon
day afternoon. She died Satur
day at her home in coquuic loi
lowing a short illness. She was
a granddaughter of Jesse Kirken
dall, of Camas Valley. Besides
other relatives she is survived by
iter lather and mother and two
older sisters, June and Virginia,
all of Coqulllc.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Garrett at
tended funeral services of a rela
tive, Mrs. Farmer, In Myrtle
Point Monday. Mrs. Farmer was
Ihc mother of Jim, Orgy, Charlie
and Delmar Farmer who are well
known here, having been associat
ed with logging operations in this
vicinity a lew years ago.
During the past year the mem
bers of the Camas Valley Sunday
school have been reporting all the
chapters of the Bible read each
week, anil the superintendent,
Mrs. G. R. Moore, kept a record
of the reports. The total read for
I lie year was 25U5 chapters.
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cure lu sin our guest book'.'"
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