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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, APRtL i 3, 942. Rentab APARTMENTS, Furnished and unfurnished, 1 ground floor. Close in and reasonable. In quire 320 W. Cass street. FOR RENT 5-room, modern house. Inquire 720 Winchester street FURNISHED APARTMENT. Call at 454 N. Stephens or phone 403-J. SLEEPING ROOMS Gas equip ped. 707 West Mosher street. FOR RENT Partly furnished 5 room house. Inquire 541 Mill. FOR RENT 5-room house, partly furnished. Inquire 823 Templin. DOWNSTAIRS APARTMENT. $Close in. 302 West Washington. KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phone 550. STRICTLY MODERN. Northside Apartments. Phone 802-R. SMALL HOUSE close in. Adults. $10.00. 630 E. Douglas.. FURNISHED apartment for rent. Hotel Valley. FURNISHED apartment, adults. Phone 645-J. MODERN Main. apartment. 926 S. Auros '36 Plymouth sedan. .8 '36 Plymouth tudor sedan. '36 Ford coupe. '36 Chevrolet sedan. '34 Plymouth tudor sedan. 35 Ford tudor, Cars and tires are in good condi- Mfon. jsee mem oeiore you ouy. i) Whey are priced to sell. I Walt Edmonds, Camp View Gar- age. Phone 67-J. MUST SELL at once, 1941 Buick sedanette, radio, heater, excel lent tires, exceptionally fine condition. Market value about S1295, will sell for S1095. Box 1228 c-o News-Review. FOR SALE Model A tudor. Good tires. 35.00. 714 Cobb street. ALLEY OOP ? t4j R6SAROLESS OP IF HE IS, THnNOOSH,X didnt KNOW V MJs1&r, f "I C SAV.' THIS IS SC&S6 ) WHAT U'VA MSAW. JS?? 1 5 IMi HOW HE TALKS. T 1 Uc -mil ue.oNmj, ua riuA PlJf ' I KgJR!"'! , OIWI .WlAAvn TU,& HWm-'p J ! m ST'a SAY HS'S LIS TRACK POWN iW TH'TWENTISTH CHIRP...) pj I ' KSZEtsf V 1T V& A TAN. 77 J-tr 1 I f f. AN INDIAN X-THIS MONSTEI? icENTUEV.' SURE, j GET ' Y-Lfn m$M ' (r, ' X i xm ic mm m$s&&jm HECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS 1 WONDER. WHY FRECKLES COULDN'T KEEP OUR. DATE, FkOSTY V ' BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES 1 ! rw-T .1 IS , 1 WASH TUBES Lead On, Licurenanr . .r By Jtoy Croi Tf "AlHaAWt f" iAPTAIN EAiX VJ"! 60OO'. IT BIAZESO ftT"" ' UJt " V ' "W COWS !C HAVE ISNAX'jF I 'V VO0?U'"-il f stw, u.s. army Hv.jJ N-tce55ARy to thousmt uS 4 :lr, Cit. if -vMrnrnxi-fSma. TfPr C -'jJVF5 K ; "mMm Help Wonted LADY, for housekeeping, 45-55 years. Motherless home. Two girls. High school age. No drinkers. Permanent position. Salary, $25.00. Box 1228, c-o News-Review. CAN USE a iady over 30 to work two to four hours a day. Earn ings about $50.00 per month. For particulars write C. L. King, 514 Santa Fe, Albany, California. WANTED Married man for steady work on farm. House, garden, etc. furnished. Good proposition for right party. Box 1227 c-o News-Review. WANTED Six men for sawmill work. $6.00 day, 6-day week Southern Oregon Sugar Pino Co., Tiller. WANTED Two experienced fail ers; also yarder, for piling. Ap ply 817 S. Pine street, phone 523. DEPENDABLE woman for house work. $20.00 per month. Rt. 2, Box 316, Roseburg, Oregon. WANTED AT ONCE Man for ranch work. Reasonable wages. Good home. Phone 3-F-22. WANTED Saleslady at Hen ninger's Mart No. 2. Beauty operator at Mart No. 1. WANTED Man to yard poles. Team or tractor. Call at 418 S. Main. Or phone 541. Work Wanted CALL DUNHAM TRANSFER CO., phone 47, for your mov ing, crating, packing r turkey hauling. PILING wanted. Inquire Si Dil lard Motor Co. Phone 700. TRACTOR TIRES REPAIRED. O. K. Tire Shop. Hay, Grain, Feed FOR SALE 22 bales second cut ting alfalfa hay. See Walt Ed monds, Camp View garage. Phone 67-J. He's falleh FoaA QUAINT DAINTY NAMED SO HE JOOY, DOWN AT TUB FIGURED DANK. j COMPLICATED WjW Tb TAKE HER OUT and teAve YOU IAPPINS f-OOl I mrr. Livestock ATTENTION FARMERS We do pubiic butchering, cutting and curing. A ready market for your Hvestock. Hog killing, $1.00 up to 200 lbs., over 200 lbs. 25c per hundredweight ex tra. Beet, per head, $2.00. We buy hides. Call 64. JERSEY cow, 5 gallons, just frosh, $90.00. Also fresh heifer, $55.00. Unbaled oat and vetch hay. Rt. 1, Box 119. Phone 5-F-42. Holmgren. FOR SALE 15 Chester White brood sows and gilts to farrow this month. Take your pick for $27.50 each. Oscar Weeks, Myr tle Creek, Ore. TWO high grade Jersey mlicii cows. Three and four veal's. Fresh. Reasonable. S. W. Brawn, Yoncalla. ATTENTION We remove dead and worthless stock free. Call collect 52-F-12 or 611. Roseburg By-Products. WANTED Fresh cows, springers and middle milkers. Call at 1200 Winchester street or phone 663. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Ralph E. Young, North Myrtle Creek. $5.00 each. FOR SALE Red Cocker Spaniel puppies. C. R. Clumpncr, Ivan street. ' FOR SALE or trade rabbits does and buck. Maine, Umpqua Park. One 5-gallon cow and calf for sale. Phone 64. Wonted WANTED To rent or buy small place near Roseburg. Must have -free soil. Box 1225, c-o News-Review. WANTED To rent pasture from ii to 1000 acres. S. P. Holt, Rt. 1, Box 119, Roseburg. WANTED Good, used, portable typewriter. Mrs. Arthur Marsh, phone 27-F-2. WE BUY old magazines. Fiction Library. Excuse It, Please Sounds Plausible PROBABLY OUT A youfc Nof So Fast, Pug f I DON'T BELIEVE ""5S , f OoMT START A FIGHT IP DON'T WORBS, JUEV , ir freckles j TWo-isits 1 you'sr not suae vpu cam I could lkx that j ISN'T UNOeR. BAYS HES f WIM . FRECltLgS Off WITH 8C3W j HANDED y WITH HE . , mil I HANDS TiEO ee(ND J For Sole Miscellaneous FOR SALE Used davenports, us ed lounge, $3.35, used bedroom set, used brass beds, used springs, used dressers, used S x XI wool rugs, good used Phlleo battery radio, used Easy elec tric washer, used wood ranges, used enamel electric ranges, us ed section book cases, used din ning table, $4.05. All goods pric ed to sell quick. Judd's Furni ture Company. FARM MACHINERY Garden tractor, Letz mill, overhead sprinkling system. All first class condition. A. O. Gaibraith, Idleyld Star, CHRYSANTHEMUM plants now ready. Nearly 100 name varie ties. H. V. Crook, corner Yale and Maple. Phone 452-Y. FOR SALE Went win log or lumber trailer, single axle. No. 22 tires. L. P. Denn, Camas Valley, Oregon. FOR SALE Good second hand lumber. Phone 27-F-22, Oak land. E. A. Schudeiske, 2 miles west of Sutherlln. NOTICE: For auto pans, muffl ers and glass go to Sarff's Auto Wrecking House, 523 N. Main atreet. ANEMONES, Ranunculus, Lia tris, Swiss Giant Panslcs, Spar axis. Wharton Bros. GAS RANGE 318.00, electric range, $25.00; slip-covered dav enport, $25.00. 632 Overlook. COMPLETE trap nesting outfit. 500 hen capacity. A. O. Gal braith, Idleyld Star. FOR SALE Pease cabinet grand piano. Splendid condition. Phone 645-J. - ONE Packard Six, one Nash Big Six power plants. 114 N. Steph ens street. FOR SALE Good Majestic range. 318 S. Pine. j USED 7x9 wall tent. 1118 Milt tary street. Seal Utatt A FEW farms available in Doug las county. These are priced to sell. Inquire at the National Farm Lean Association, Per kins Bldg. The Federal Land Bank. FOR SALE 12 room plastered house, modern plumbing, base ment and fireplace. Lot 74 X 104, paved street and close in. $3800.00 cash. G. W. Young and son, 205 W. Cass, phone 417. FOR SALE 160 awes, about 17 miles southwest of Roseburg, described at the SJ of NE1 and Hi ol BEi, section S4-29-7. Make ' offer. B. Olson, 1820. S. Jay - St., Taooma, Washington, FOR SALE Neighborhood gro cer)', stock and fixture, well lo cated, established business, tew rent for store building wiih living room. Bert Weils, 410 East Lane, Roseburg. HOUSE and 8 acres within driv ing distance of defense worif in Portland to trade for Rosehurg property or timber. Phone 398. Fuel STOVE WOOD Old growth fir. $3.00 tier, delivered. E. F, Witt, Glide. i - PRONE 282 Green Slab Wood ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. Dentftfty 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 Poultry 27 ACRE poultry ranch, capacity , 2008 hens. Brooder house ca pacity, 2000 chicks, 2 houses, J electricity, water, fruit, nuts, , wood. F. H. Albro, Tenmile, Oregon. V. T, Hamlin By Merrill Slosser By Edgar Martin Bv Miles Cooiey Graduated From Air "Tech" School SHEPPARD F3ELB, Texas, Apra 13 Pvt. Mfles L. Cooley, son of Mia. WabeJ E. Carson ol 235 S. Flint, Roseburg, Oregon, has been graduated from the world's largest air corps techni cal school at Sheppard field, Tck as, where be has been attending classes for the past several months. Private Coolcy, attached lo the 319th Technical School squadron while In the school here, was graduated April 3. Prior io en listment he attended Hoseburg High school. Having undergone intensive training designed to give him a complete working knowledge of the battie birds, be is now quali fied as one of (be eight gpecialists necessary to keep one plane in the air. Graduates of this technical course are eligible to be shipped to any tacticai unit maintained by the Air Corps. Auxiliary to Meet The Ladles Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will meet Tuesday night at 7;30 o'clock at the Roseburg Woman's clubhouse Mre. C. P. Snoddy, president, will conduct the business session and Mas. Helen Simon will act as hos tess. Around the County 8!ddSe RIDDLE, April 33. John Wil son, who has been spending the" winter at Tuscon, Ariz., for his health, stopped off here 3ast week on his way to his home at Walla Walla, fcfliS visited relatives a few days. B also visited wilts his sls-tcr-ln-lftw.Mre. Agust Wilson, at ItoseuUfjiy Mrs.;?elyn Cattiner has re-: turned her home here after: several' jfeonths visit with her: uaughtis in California. Mri Sfay Fate, mother of Mrs. i 5. N.6iddle, Is reported oulie 111 i at bqSmc In Jlissous-i Bottom. : Miti.lllian Logsdon visited at j the home of Miss Lela Neberg In ; MyrtlgiCreck Easter Sunday. Mjanti Mis. itoscoe Bali anti baby,Rn;n, who have been guesis at taeibcrt Ball home, left Fri day &can Francisco. . , . Thfsnlor class of the Riddle; high yhoj! motored to Roseburg Tuesday,, to attend senior day! there. Mnp&'H. Fogus and son, Hii-: ton, vSJfW ai ihe Guy Way homo I In Myhfe Creek Sunday afier-: noon. w'" Miss ilrtviaB Thompson svluiii-: ed here Sunday alter spending ; the week-end with her nsother, Mrs. Emmltt Wools, at Lcona. ; Mr. and Mrs. Wools expect to re- turn to their former home In 1v . diana in the near future. Miss! Thompson will remain here until : fall. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Crow were guests at the home of his mother, ; Mrs. Lizzie Crow, Easter Sunday, j Mrs. Mary Moore Is reported 1H at the home of her daughter, Mrs. : Elbert Ball. Mrs. Hank ShirtelUf and baby; son, Frank, and Mrs. Oren Ledgerwood and son. Grant, o Myrile Creek, visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. L Grant. Prof, and Mrs. Guy Campbell of Lostine, Ore., visited at the home of their friends, Mr. and Mrs. 2. B. Henslee, Saturday. Ben Willis and LcRoy ffalf were two more local boys leaving for army service this week. At a recent school board meet ing. Prof. Horace Lundfoerg, prin cipal of the Riddle 'school and Miss Edna Davis, assistant high school ieacber, resigned iheir po sitions, being able to secure better paid positions elsewhere. Prof. Guy T. Campbell of Losiine, Ore, has been given a contract for principal of the school for the coming year. Harry Williams, who has beeii employed at Portland, returned here last week-end and began work on a residence for Mrs. Baum of Roseburg at Ihe Fred Bail place soaih of town. The residence ai the farm was tic airoyed hy fire several months ago. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Meilor have reiurned io their home here afier I wo weeks' slay at San IXcro hh their son, Clarence Meilor, who was severely injured there in a .Ti-fool fail from a jrie. I (is condition is simvfy improving. Mr. and Mrs. Kverett Meachr and family of Ventura, Calif., arc moving baeli lo their home heie for an indefinite stay. Mr. Meagher came iast week with sev eral truck loads of household goods and returned io Veniuia for other loads. Mr. ami Alls. fj. K iiaii and son, Edward, spent Kaxier .Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Burneil Bail of Glendale. The party enjoyed an fcasier riiniicr at W'oif Ct ceis. QgAt 8W Fii.;wO j RAOiO Sf?ViCINO . t . j Hargls Radio Service. Phone S2S Howard Cssebeer, 443 S Steph Radio Doctors, 306 5tejheza TOMSSTfiNEII . Harry G, Rapp. Phone SiS-Y, Arundel. Repairs, Demats, J8&-L. REFRIGERATION Chet Hamtn. Phone 71S. LOCK SMITH Paelfle Kev Serv. Phone S4B. LODSg DIRECTORY F. O. Asra 148?. ouurc Utaa i iii oa Pius street ever) Twerxiay erasslBj st 8 o'clock Viaitiag tuot&era iay -el eonte, PAL R. UUSSEAU, Pres. H. H. SCOF1ELD, See. NeiShbors M WtMtwrt, i.ti Cirei. Me. Ai Seets oa Bfsl and third Sfo&day eyeainei, Is 1. O. O. p. hail. VisitiBg jeisb iwrs tavltea to ttead. ETHEL BEAVEH, G. K. CYNTKJA CE3JMONB, Ciwk. osd ad !Qrth T;iSayg al 7:88 p. b. Visiting sisiKra iavit el lo attend reviews, Mirafes hail. Pise h Psss trets, MAUDE POWERS, Pres. !RS. 3ESBS& VMSIN, F. Ss-6 OeMaiay Chapter Sega isr aiseiias every see ood 3ind foHrtb Tours days t tiw Vtumziit teajsie. SCHiBE. f. O.O.f Pbtaan L(lg, N 8 Meets In Odd Fellows tempU every Thursday evefdng. Visit Ing brothers are always wei come, 3ESS MARR, N. G. O. U JOHNSON, See. Roceeurs Rcbekah l-oage, N. Ai Meets In Odd Feiiows Tern pie every second and fourti . Tuesday evening. VtRGiNf A CYRUS, if. G, ; TfLLIE JOHNSON, Sec. - Warm Cloths n Red cartoonist Boris Vesnifov praciicaily aids ihe pants on Ger man efforts to clothe their freezing armies in Russia, The shiver ing Nazis wait in turn to get warm in a mutt and fur coat chained to post. Sketch was radioed Uvm Moscow to London and brought io America hy ehppcr. Hold Everything! ton rt i mvia. me. t ta v t w o ty-if "I'd like in joisj tiji Lmd Radio Service. Phone M WA&HitiG WACHiS tRONERS Sergh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 9j6 FaTTtsnes vacuam cleaned fiat cleaning, Caii 41, J. C Bew tey, PLUMBING Pete Cromett. Phone est O. E. e., fisnsurs Cfcjptw Ka. B- HaW ttated c?!HiHSloatlon et the fiisi ari ibiid Tiiajsiiays Ji ch BTOR'.k. Alt sejssrnhif brothers aad sisters &re eordtei Jy lavltdd to attend. LESTA SliOEMAKER, W. JS. CHRISTINE MICEIil, Sec Jb' Oauentin, fit). 9 .Wccit first and fourth Tuesdays ai 7:Sfi p. Masonic Temp3e. Master Masons and O. E. S members a3ways wetconse, PAT MeCUNTOCK, Hon. Queen. PAT SAVAGS, Hee. W. fi. A., Rescsurs Rsvlw, N. 11 Holds regular meetings on seo and and fourth Thursdays ai 2:00 p. m. Visiting sisters Invit ed to attend reviews. Maooa&ee hall. Pine and Cass streets. MAUDS POWERS, Pres. MRS. JESSES VINSON. F. See. statist AuxhMU-y ta Ejjiti, bars Awi, fio, t-tS? Airais is Maeealieo h&ll ott street, oa second and fonrih 'Tuesday eve nias of each monlbs, ai f o'clock. Visiting sisters s gso& aianaiHg always weieoOT CLARA STEIWJG, M, Pres. ESTHER BAKES, M. Sec, for newspaper aeitvenet after 53B Pteots Coll 846-Y Arrives in Russic for jiisjs5s s-vjrc-'w