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FIVE sua ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1 3, 1941. IP - 0 Rffntob WEST-SIDE modern 5room house, basement, garage. 1328 Harrison street. Inquire 828 Hamilton street J FOR RENT 6-room house partly i at 546 Pitzer street. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Heat, hot water, radio. Close in. 244 S. Pine. FOR RENT 5-room unturnlshcd duplex. 409 E. Douglas. Phone 316 9 to 5. SLEEPING ROOM, steam heat. Bell building, 122 S. Jackson street. KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phone 550. NICE, clean sleeping rooms. Call after 5 at 562 W. Oak St. FURNISHED apartment. 403-J. Call CLEAN rooms. 707 West Mosher. FlMl PHONE 28S GREEN and dry slab wood. ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. STOVE wood for sale cord or rick. Edward F. Witt, Glide. Work Wanted CALL. DUNHAM TRANSFER CO., phone 47, for your mov ing, crating, packing er turkey hauling. Autos 192;) Model T touring car, 4 new tires, new battery. A bear cat for service. E. A. Brltton. ALLEY OOP ! , -V VEH iooKIT'IM STEUTW T T- -C CAN'T BE MUChV VEH...THIS WOULO BE V j' I fk 53fdtlV iPWcOMBS. MATESAloWS T'KMOCK MEM...THE' LONGER WeBWJ9 IS AMECkWiEC...IF w a&AS F M;"Vi3 ...CHALK UP AN-) OFF THE BK3l WAR'S OyEE.'j GOMMA HIKE OFA f5v RIGWT...Vftpro jgfc H W j vf l OTHER VICTORY APE, DID A -L FAL.L IN I TODAY? MY U, rJgg3S I TO KKKS WHAT A sj UNAWARE OF THEIR LEADER'S Mfi leMff't1 ''.1 ('i i M DEFEAT BV ALLEY OOF THE MEN OF JZftVri lflRV2 X TFTWlB W &V"9?Y J?CT JcM&A, J&k&M?wWl l&l WOPPO'S BLACK GUAR.C CHEER AT jiMKtt 1 TFjfcSolfl VUMr- " IM-tIPwTKW tiMfiSf SIGHT OF THE FAMILIAR, FULL" ALaHw 9 A fMhlS $J1W: ' Ay T U I HECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS But, pop, ww em you were- COURTING MOM. DIDN'T YOU PLAN MEMORABLE? cvffN'Nas That You've? never. FORSOTTEU d BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WASH TUBBS LISTEM.VICkM. HOW MANY WHEN THE SABOTEURS VAtW VOUeEE'WFOOEW; TMtAS. CNVyS. Of I tAGIA I -VB -yp, 1 -- C Livestock FARMERS ATTENTION. We do custom killing, cutting and cur ing. Minimum charge for kill ing hogs, 75 cents each. Also beef or veal butchering. Call 64. FOR SALE 23 head aged ewes in fine shape. P. E. Cooper, 1 mile west Kclley's Korner. FOR SALE or trade for sheep, a team of horses. B. F. Doss, Glide, Oregon. FOR SALE Cocker spaniel pups. A. L. Matthews, Myrtle Creek, Oregon. FOR SALE Weaner and feeder pigs. H. W. Burr, Rt. 2, phone 55F-13. FOR SALE Jersey cow 4 years old. 461 East 2nd ave. South. Business Opportunities MODERN HOME and poultry farm for sale. 650 healthy lay ing hens, room for more. Aver age income over $200.00 per month. Buy now for spring brooding. Big demand for fry ers. Illness forces sale. Small down payment, balance like rent. Write box 765, Bly, Ore gon. Lost and Found LOST Light gray Persian cat. Child's pet. Finder please phono 708-J. Poultry FOR SALE From 300 egg layers, Rhode Island Red pullets. V. J. Bursik, Melrose. BOMBS DID Y&U COUNT WERE L0ADIW6 THE TPUCKf ) Yes, Bur they DIDN'T COST J Si) SPA e-I TWELVE tmfjsre BOMB TO FLATTEN For Sole Miscellaneous FOR SALE Karakul sheep man uro, excellent for your lawn and shrubs. Large sacks 75c delivered. Carl Richmond, Mel rose route. 'f'Oft 'SitLinculmto stoves, watering devices, feed ers, roosts, sun porches, etc. Carl Richmond, Mclroso Rt. WHY NUT send a Christmas box of extra fancy, crisp, juicy SpiUcnberg or Newton apples. Phone 31F-3. NOTICE: For auto parts, muffl ers and glass go to barn s Auto Wrecking House, 523 N. Main street. FOR SALE 2-whcel trailer, heavy duty, reasonable. Union Oil station, 801 Burk and Steph ens. Help Wanted WANTED Law stenographer. Must be rapid in taking ana transcribing. Box 1170 News Review. WANTED Capable young man to work In O. K. Tire Shop. Call 661. BOY wanted to work for few hours in the forenoon. Rose burg Dairy. Dentistry DR. NER3A3 Fluorescent teeth in plastic Old plates made like new. 20 years success in partial or full denture replacement same day. Extraction Pyorrhea treatment Gas wien desired Masonic Bldg. Phone 488 In the Spider's Parlor Mother's Two And all IT COST WAS FIFTY The nicest EVENING WE EVER WAD cost ME? SO t I X HIRED A HORSE AND SLEIGH --AND YOUR MOTHER mm t AcrkiT- Tr YOU FT ATWOOD AND BACK Good What 40 PIP I. WEvE FOUND OWLY ELEVEN... AND THERE'S ENOUGH STUFI- IN THc REMAINW3 BOMB TO FLATTEN A BUILDING! WE'VE 1, 1 SEARCHED EVERYWHERE, CA.P Seal Estate FOR SALE 4 acres, Dillard gar dens, with roadstand and dwell ing. Poultry farm, fully equipped. 217-acre stock ranch, fronting on river. '''general' iaim,' luii?' equipped. Will sell part or con- sider lease. Small tracts and residences to suit your needs. Everything in Real Estate and In surance. Fred A. Goff, 122 S. Stephens. Phone 218. A FEW farms available In Doug las county. These are priced to sell. Inquire at the National Farm Loan Association, Per kins BUlg. The Federal Land Bank. Wanted WANT to buy farm suitable for general farming and grazing. Some wood land. Electricity and good road. Within twenty mile radius of Roseburg. E. S. Stadden, Marshfield, Ore., Rt. 1. WANTED All kinds of tires for capping. Bond's O. K. Tire Shop, Stephens and Mosher. WANTED 500 posts. Address J. W. Wright, Milo. Trade TRADE Mill and timber for acreage. L. W. Smith, Route 2, Springfield, Oregon. Hay, Grain, Feed FOR SALE Baled oat and vetcli hay. Phono 14F2. T. E. Dun can. Bits' Worth And tub next DAY I CAMer DOWN WITH BRONCHITIS AND KAY FATHER. PAID 1 CENTS, MINO J $16 IN DOCTOR Luck, Jeff To Do? GRACIOUS! A ONE OF THE CHEMICAL WHAT WA6 DETONATORS. IF IT HAD ; TUAT? OPPLl CTII I ATTA-UCIS X7A l pat nr Mrs. Myron J. Willard Of Days Creek Passes Mrs. Myron J. (Mary Almlna) Willard, 79, resident . of Days Creek, died this morning at Mer cy hospital following a three uncles' !"'!3se --Sii-.w-; AcTcwtf- Gays Mills, Wis., April 29, 1862, and had resided at Days Creek for tho last 12 years. Surviving are her husband and tho following sons and daughters: Harry Delcmeter, Sheridan, Wyo.; Charles and Clyde Dclemctor, Chinook, Mont.; Mrs. John Hamp ton, Lowman, Mont., and Mrs. Jack Gaulko, Canyonville. Funeral services will be held at tho Methodist church in Can yonville at 2 p. m. Monday, Rev. Perry Smith officiating. Inter mont will bo In the Masonic cemetery at Canyonville. Ar rangements are In charge of the Roseburg Undertaking company. Basketball Scores (By the Associated Press) Washington State 74, Montana 45. Linfield 46, St. Martin's 36. Southern Oregon 57, Eastern Oregon 55. Corvallis High 21, Grants Pass High 17. Colored Headlights On Automobiles Taboo SALEM, Dec. 13. (AP) Use of colored automobile headlights that reduce road Illumination bo low tho plain requirements of the state law must be stopped, in the interests of safety, Charles P. Pniy, superintendent of state IM YOUR DAY, POP, IT WASN'T THE INITIAL. COST IT WAS THET UPKEEP OPR. 1WI BV NEA SERVICE. INC. T. M. A B0MB...VHHAVA! W f II I 1 I j f, A. VI f r. -Zkl I Bowl Games on Pattern Of War Prescribed NASHVILLE. Tenn., Dee. 13 (AP) Sports Writer Will Grimsley today columned his own proscription for v jbowl game's" New Year's schedule for all of us: January 1, Japan, there. February 1, Italy, there (breather). March 1, Germany, (hero (homecoming). "Here's hoping," he conclud ed, "we finish this schedule un beaten and untied and get a bid to Peaco Bowl at an early date." police, declared today. "Motorists driving with those colored lights outside of blackout periods arc subject to arrest,'1 Pray warned. "And, of course, they must not drive at all during blackouts unless they are prop erly authorized." Good Explanation OCONTO, Wis. -(API-After ex plaining how to detect counterfeit money, secret servlco agent John Voss passed around a spurious $5 bill at a women's club meeting. A genuine $5 bill was returned to him. One of the women, com paring bills and becoming con fused, kept the wrong one. Voss came to the rescue. GASCO BRIQUETS, ALL HEAT, NO ASH at PAGES, (adv.) COCKER SPANIELS For living gifts of truo love and devotion see Jacobs' Kennels, N. Roseburg. Ph. 736 J. (Adv.) By V. T. Hamlin By Merrill Blosser MOTHERS ARET WONDERFUL. PEOPLE They Always help fathers win arguments rwi incite. j a REG. U. S. PAT. By Edgar Martin By Roy Crane ) THEY'RE VBI-A2E5J THEN THE V ALLYING J UNWfjCOVEPED B0M8 . OrT! X nil EXPLODE ANY 1 GENERAL SAW FILING Howard Casebeor. ,443 SStfnh LOCKSMITH Paclflo Kdy Serv. Phona 348. FLUE CLEANING Furnace vacuum cleaned flu cleaning. Call 841. J. C, Bew ley, TOMBSTONES Harry G. Rapp. Phone 819-Y. Card Party Postponed The Rlvcrsdale grange benefit five hundred card party scheduled for next Monday evening has been postponed until January 5. Expected Here Bob Dlshman, who has been working at Elk City, Idaho, Is expected to arrive within the next few days to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dlshman.. . Meeting Postponed The H. E. O. club members have announced postponement of their nevt meet ing indefinitely. The club had planned a meeting for next Wed nesday. , . Arrive Here Today Mrs. H. S.i Powell and Miss Louise Torn baum, of Tyco, arrived here today to enjoy the week-end at the home of the former's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Thicle. Return Here Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bender and the lattcr's mpth- Mrs. Lottie F. Ross, have re turned to their home at 1103 Har vard avenue, following a trip to Eugene to visit the Benders' son. Arland, who is stationed there on guard duty in the national defense program. Ho is a member of tho Fort Lewis encampment. Stationed In California Mar shall Hunt, former News-Review mployco, Is now stationed at An- gel Islund, California, according to word received here by his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hunt, !ir. Hunt was formerly stationed ;it Camp Murray, Wash., and on'y recently became a member of tin Washington volunteer unit for seivice In the Far East. YICK SO OFFICE HOURS 10 Local News Herb remedies alleviate disorders of goitre, stom ach, lungs, liver, heart, kidney, bladder, prostate gland, piles, oatarrh, sinus, asthma, high blood pressure, dropsy, tumor, rheumatism, eczema, stomach ulcer, constipation and female com 1 plaints, without operation. j, H. Leong Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday Herbalist Jackson Co., Barth Bldg., Medford, Oregon Hold Everything! ecu 1M1 V WU 1IIVKI. INC T. M. tig, u. t, ''Junior! I (old you not to just look al RADIO SERVICING Hargis Radio Service. Phone 825. Radio" Docwrs7306 N. Stephen " Lund Radio Service. Phone . 84 WASHING MACHIN IRONERS Bergh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 805 PIANO TUNING Arundel. Repairs, Demoth. 188-U ANTIQUES The Stiange Shop, 10A S. Mala DAILY DEVOTIONS OR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS One of the pathetic stories In the Old Testament is the story of Jacob running away from his home and; friends anq family because he had stolen the birthright from his broth: cr, Esau. And as he slept that night under the starry sky, he beheld a vision of angels go Ing back and forth on a ladder set between heaven and earth, and he heard the voice of God promising prosperity and peace for him and his chil dren. When he awoke he said: "Surely the Lord is in this place, and I knew it not. This is none other than tho home of God and thlR is tho gate of heaven. Accordingly, he nam ed the place Beth-El, the home of God. Tho house of God may be established wherever we are. God Is always more than willing to hold communion with His children. He needs no persuasion, though they often do. Every place may be Beth el life's most depressing mo ments .-may bo relieved by God's presence, If His children will but call upon Him. Jacob's part of the covenant at Bethel was very practical. He not only set up a memorial stone at this gate of heaven, he also pledged to return the Lord one-tenth of all the Lord gave him. Such a dedication still re mains the proper response for God's favor. Sarah Flowers Adams has memorialized this story of Jacob in her immortal hymn, "Nearer My God to Thee, Nearer to Thee." May we make our daily surround ings a Bethel to our souls. Amen. Hear From Son Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson have received word from their son, Private Ed Jackson, who enlisted in the U, S. army, that he Is now assigned to Company A 78th infantry at Camp Roberts, Calir HERB CO. A- M. TO 6:00 P. M. Thursday, Friday, Saturday 1 32 N. Jackson St., Rosoburq, Oregon . ttft tunc iu any hot music now our house!" 1 5-'. V,
