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PC BYE mm 0 feS ROSEBURS NEWS-REVtEW. ROSE8URS, OREGON.- MONDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1941. ryLyULTU LJ S RMtab FOR RENT 2 or 3 room apart ments, steam heated, reason able. Phone 586. FOR RENT 5-room unfurnished duplex. 409 E. Douglas. Phone 316 9 to 5. SLEEPING ROOM, steam heal Bell building, 122 S. Jackson street. KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phone 550. NICE, clean sleeping rooms. Call alter 5 at 562 W. Oak St. FURNISHED apartment. Call 403-J. CLEAN rooms. 707 West Mosher. FihA PHONE 281 GREEN and dry slab woud. ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. STOVE WOOD old growth fir. $3.00 tier delivered. E. F. Witt, Glide. Business Opportunities MODERN HOME and poultry farm for sale. 650 healthy lay ing hens, room for more. Aver age Income over $200.00 per month. Buy now for spring brooding. Big demand for fry ers. Illness forces sale. Small down payment, balance like rent. Write box 765, Bly, Ore gon. Work Wonted CALL DUNHAM TRANSFER CO., phone 47, for your mov ing, crating, packing er turkey hauling. ALLEY OOP Forward Sy V. T. Hamtirt (7 f BIVOUACKED IM OOP HAS WIELDIKkS BLIGHTERF IT'S TIME TO ' iSgtk W lffiWfmjlZJ. W " v s - ' V R THE HOLLOW... BOUE HtS ( BID IT DISGUISED M JiV& THEM THE T I n MfJmJjSffffi, I f v l . - . . v 1 ,1 Sf 1 RIGHT UMDEB 1 WOEX VlM THE ABW3H.OFjf WORKS.' VOU'EE I & j J J WtfiTjfl I ..-tT'A V N 1st i 1 i . FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS lf ,he Shoe fits By Merrilt Btosser BllT tAinino ac I I 1 nnn-tt.. ! I) ,L i 6.w cmcit voii... I ) ISSN'S hK m1nrmfr-n BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES i nar sixth sense ey cagar Marrm i A ' "7 1 "VU y nw.iM: -.x-a r : ' : i r TH if WELL, I RAISED MV ITS A VER.V SIMPLE So I JUST V BUT IF I GiVE MSI S I ST QUOTA, FRECK.' HOW I THICK IN This HOUSE . ! ASK MV UTTi.6 K N BACK BUCKS. ITS CAUMO B ARE VffiU COMIN&? J I ALREADy HAVE 3.I8J ! BROTHER 1& I YEAH, YOU'LL RN T 7 i THE GSASSMOPPE!? 1 I;. j I K v, ' LEND ME 1.82-J AMD 1 IB 4- OW YOU AOHAV V AND THE AMT i -"VT'lSSS? WASH TUBBS . . . Too Late j By Roy Crane 73F : ArVSf TftiJJ,wH .mo! POTHDOWMS it'll i f I 7" : ipW' 7$ffi IrH AfsIlnftSV 1 7 wbmomd oswm auo sum wee BtAiesi -js JL ;,i,,f : K -a, a lSSrJf r!N' '.') );?) jv fl. v 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 C4. Foil aLL nfeiil aged ees In fine shape. P. E. Cooper, 1 mile west Keiley's Korner. FOR SALE Good weaner pigs, 55.00 each, J. J. Kester, R. F. D. No. 1, Box 36. Phone 38F22. FOR SALE or trade for sheep, a team of horses. B. F. Doss, Glide, Oregon. CHOICE Chester White weaner pigs, $5.00 each. George Barter, Melrose Rt. 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. Help Wonted WANTED Capable young man to work in O. K. Tire Shop. Call 66L BOY wanted to work for few hours in the forenoon. Rose burg Dairy. Trade TRADE Mill and timber for acreage. L. W. Smith, Route 2, Springfield, Oregon. Hoy, Grain, Feed FOR SALE Baled oat and vetch hay. Phone 11F2. T. E. Duncan. For Sale MXsceBaMOUf During this week at Bergh's on Winchester St., you can really save money on Maytag, Norge, Speed Queen and Laundry Queen washing machines. Used washers 12.50 and up. Remem ber that you get extra BIG T R A D E-I N " "allowances at Bergh's and Bergh's can rebuild your present washer and you save many dollars. See Bergh's for easy terms onnew and used washing machines also for that complete rebuild job, all work is guaranteed and done by ex perienced mechanics. SAVE MONEY AT BERGH'S and you will have money left to pur chase UNITED STATES BONDS. BERGH'S OPEN EVENINGS TILL XMAS. FOR SALE Karakul sheep man ure, excellent for your lawn and shrubs. Large sacks 75c delivered. Carl Richmond, Mel rose route. FOR SALE Incubators, brooder stoves, watering devices, feed ers, roosts, sun porches, etc. Carl Richmond, Melrose Rt. WHY NOT send a Christmas box of extra fancy, crisp, juicy Spitzenberg or Newton apples. Phone 31-F-3. NOTICE: For auto parts, muffl ers and glass go to Sarf f's Auto Wrecking House, 523 N. Main street. FOR SALE 2 wheel trailer, heavy duty, reasonable. Union Oil station, 801 Burk and Steph ens, COCKER SPANIEL puppies for Christmas gifts. George E. Hess, Garden Valley road. Salmon Reels for $1.69 up to $8.00. Tackle Boxes $1.25. Steel Casting Rods $2.00. - Powells Hardware. - GET a beautiful St. Bernard pup py for Christmas at 1254 Win chester Street. Air-Guns at $1.10. Fish Reels $ IM-. Umtv 25e 5ft! it $1.00. Powells Hardware, Base-balls, Bats, Gloves, Basket Balls, Footballs. Powells Hard ware. Nails on Sale, Some as low as 5c lb. Powells Hardware. 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. 400-acre general farm, fully equipped. Will sell part or con sider lease. Small tracts and residences to suit your needs. Everything is 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- 1 kins BWg. The Federal Land Bank. Wanted WANTED All kinds of tires for capping. Bond's O. K. Tire Shop, Stephens and Mosher. WANTED 500 posts. Address J. W. Wright, Miio. Phone 42-F-2. N. Rosehurg. Ph. 738-J. Adv.) ' Miss Nettie Moore of Rosehurg i Autos 15)38 2-door sedan, economical, 40 series Bulck. Will give terms or take trade-. 211 Watson, phone 324. Poultry FOR SALE From 3fW egt layers. Rhode Island Red pullets, V. J, Bursik, Melrose. ' Dentistry DR.NER3AS Fluorescent teeth in plastic. Old plates made like new. to years success in partial or full denture replacemont same day. Extraction Pyorrhea treatment , Gas wen desired Masonic Bids, Phone 438 Japanese Population of Oregon More Than 4,900 WASHINGTON, Dec. 13 (AP) Oregon has a population of 4071 Japanese, on the basis of the 1940 census, J. C. Capt, census bureau director, said today. Of these 2454 are citizens and 1817 aliens. Multnomah coun with 968 has more than half of the state's alien Japanese. Hood River coun ty has the next highest number. 162, and Washington county has ltto. Nearly 500 communities In all parts of the country release chil dien from public schools during school hours for religious education. r.nr.KFB r i , , , and devotion see Jacobs' Ketmeis, j hero during the weekend. j Days Creek DAYS CREEK Dee. 11 Mrs.; Luke Beals is spending several days visiting relatives at Azalea. j Guy McGee and his brother-ln-: law, Ralph Weaver, returned Wednesday evening from Nyssa where they had been visiting and ; atttttdiag to iarinut jaatievs ftv several days. They report that the return trip was made through continual rain and that at a num ber of places the highway was under water. Perry Devoe who Is- employed In Medford spent the Thanksgiv ing week-end here with Mrs, De Voe and their children, Jean ami Bobbie. On Saturday morning they were business visitors in Myrtle Creek, Paul Kreiger enjoyed a visit over Thanksgiving in Portland, Mrs. Wade Worthlngtsn and daughter, Miss Beverly, and sou, Junior, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A, C, Dun can in Canyonville, While there they also called on Mrs, Sam Bigelow. Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Veima Gibsuii included Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Bratton and daughter, Betty, and sons, Ralph and Dale, of Drew. The occas ion marked Mrs. Bratton's birth day anniversary. Mrs. Earl Sumner and daugh ter. Donna, were Myrtle Creek visitors Saturday morning. While there. Miss Donna, had some dental work done. Some time ago while playing on the school grounds she had a tooth broken off when she collided with another of the school girts and the injury has been causing her considerable trouble. Bob Bonney who is employed at Algoroa was visiting friends here during the weekend. Miss Nettie Moore of Rosehurg w , lioo uonncy wno is crapiuysai GtNEftAl tAW PIMMS Howard Casebser, 443 S Steph Partflc Key Serv. Phone 348. FLUE CLEANING Furnace vacuum cleaned Cut cleaning. Call 841. J. C, Sew Jey, TOMBSTONES Harry G. Rapp. Phone 81Y. and Dale Bellamy of Salem were i Sunday guests at the home ol the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. R. A. Moore. Mrs. M. J. Willard who is Hi at I her home on the Days Creek j road is somewhat improved.; Mrs. Ivan Welch who cared iat her last week has returned to her home and Mrs. Jess Davis is now caring tor her. Mrs, T. L. Weaver was a bus!- ness vistor in Myrtle Creek Tues day, j Mrs. Archie Ferguson and her son, Lester, were shopping and i visiting in Rosehurg Wednesday. : Mr. and Mrs. Henry Worthing ton o Roseburs were recently ; guests at the home of Mr, and j Mrs, Wade Worthington. Mrs. Margie Beais and daugh-i ters, Marjorie and Dorothy, o Canyonville visited Sunday at the: home of Mrs. Perry De Voe, Mrs. Alma Williams ana ifow-: ard Moore were shopping in; itoseburg Saturday and later in the day went to Camas Valiey where they visited at the home of the lattcr's brother-in-law asd sister, Mr. and Mrs. Aiies Church. Mr. and Mrs-J, A. Warthinsrton had as their eucsts Sunday MR and Mrs. Ben Bailey, Mrs, Edythe' Koily and Fred Russell of Rose- hurg, and also their daugnter, Mrs. Ora Condray and her daugh ter, Colleen, and son, itichard, oi Azalea. John and Art Wilson who aw employed at Tennant, California, spent the week-end at their home here. Guests at the Jess Davis home during the week-end induded Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and their daughter, Virginia, and sob, iUch srd, and Mr. Thomas'- wotner, Irvin, all of Yreka, They were accompanied here by Mr, Davis who is employed In northern Cal ifornia. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Worthing ton and Carl B!ytone were tran sacting business in Roscburg ! Monday. j Mr. and Mrs. J. D, Wright were : among those shopping in Roto-! ourg Saturday. Al howo who has been spend-: ing several months working in : Alaska is a guest at the Raymond : Spore home. He expects to soon : return to Alaska where he will remain for a short time before coming hack to Oregon to stay until spring. Mrs. ferry De voe and nor guests, Mr. and Mrs. Syiva, were attending to business matters in Rosehurg Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown were among those shopping in Rosehurg Tuesday. Mrs. Roy Duncan, Mrs. Ivan Weicft, Mrs. Alma Williams and Howard Moore were aiso transacting bus iness there Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mather had as their dinner guests rec ently Mr. and Mrs. Trvln Mather, Hold Everything! "Good illuming, gcnUciHcu jioirs it -will be MM RADIO SERV1C1NS Hargia Radio Service. Plume 825. Hboio iwtoi-s. &tS N. Stepoea Lund Radio Service, Phone 3t WASH I M3 MACHINES (HONEHS Bergh's, 638 Winchester, Fit. 80S PIANO TUNING Arundel, Repairs, Denvoth. 183-L, 1 ANTIQUES The SOanee Shop. 106 S. Main, DAILY DEVOTIONS j DR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS . What a year this has been. : Wars, rumors of wars, broken pledges, cruel atrocities, ung5e barbarities. One of the great casualties of these days is our own serene and inner world. How can we keep thinking about things that are pure and just and honorable In a nay when there Is so much injus tice and impurity and dis honor? The Apostie Paul, at the end of a hard, long life, exhorts his followers to think the true thoughts. He had met these same demonic forces that torment our world. They had done their utmost to de stroy his foundation of faith, but the aged warrior, with the scars of the Lord Jesus on his body, still cries out: "Finally, my brethren." This is my last word ; keep thinking on good ness, and purity and Justice and love, for nothing can de stroy them. Only darkness in our own souls can - -turn the world finally dark. Keep faith wih the- , eternal . realities. Trust Cod, whom no fury can defeat. The Christian has con fidences unknown to a worid iy heart, and so if the night draws on, and the blackout comes, keep thinking on these things, for they are our hope and our sure defense in a strange and broken world, lie that trusteth in these things wiil find himself girded with power. "My strength is as the strength of ten, because my heart is pare. Amen. Charies Mather, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vooster and Harry, Irvin and Clifford Wooster. Mrs. Jack Hlggins is spending several days In Salem visiting her son, George, who is receiving medical attention there. Mrs. Ray . Wright and her daughters, Miss Margie and Miss Maxine, were Myrtle Creek vis Hors Saturday afternoon. Whiie there the giris had some dental work done. Miss Josephine Wright who is employed in Can yonville spent Sunday at her home here. Charles Mather and his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Mather, ectsmpanied by H. A, Moore made a business trip to Rosehurg Monday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Tison were also bus iness visitors in Roscnurg Mon day. Auxiiiary To MeetThe Eagles auxiliary wiii hold its annual Christmas party and exchange of gifts Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at ' the Eagies hall. al the hmm of the musical esaeiiy 5; 151" --;