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Newspaper Page TextROSSBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON.' TUESDAY, "APRIL 21, 1942. FIVE .'I . i i 1 Livestock Attention farmers we do public butchering, cutting and curing. A ready market for your livestock. 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. ONE half Jersey and Guernsey 'heifer calf, 8 weeks old. Bull calf, 7 weeks old, same stock. $20.00 each. One good, 2-year-old, buck sheep, $15.00. See ev enings. C. L. Bibby, Lewis Creek, off South Myrtle Creek. Myrtle Creek, Oregon. ATTENTION We remove dead and worthless stock free. Call Qollect 52F-12 or 611. Roseburg iy-Products. One 5-gallon cow and calf for sale. Phone 64. TWO registered Corriedale year ling rams. D. B. Boone. FORTY FIVE ewes. Years clip. Call 691-J. Rentals SMALL, modern nouse for rent. ; Good condition. Light and wat- ! er. $12.50 month. Apply 1273 J Umpoua Avenue. SIX ROOM, unfurnished house, and garage. Inquire B. F. Chil son, 875 Hoover street. NEWLY decorated, 4-room, part ly furnished house. Call 544 S. Pine. SLEEPING ROOMS Gas equip ped. 707 West Moshcr street. fciDERN, 5-room, unfurnished "louse, close in. Phone 17 F-12. ALLEY OOP BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WASH TUBBS 5 tf ri ' wPlL icV WM f WELL, CITHER THAT OR, FROM THE.) , 1 f, J X PON'T KNOW 1 A fiLK? ro SUESSES 1 ALU RieHT.THEN.nmp- I DATE OF HIS ENTRY INTO THE J. 3 v. WHAT VOU'RE ' av ood OO, M, HE'S SOME- fALl AT 2- ' TWENTIETH CcNTURY, APRIL. k MX GOSH, GOIN6 TO PO, ' S fAoXirr J DOCTOR.... THING OVER V VVrlM ) 7 SEVENTH, NINETEEN THIRTW-V1 , DOC , WHAT BUT TM COINS -tcwtv f YOU'LL HAVE TEN MILLION IHAT'5 NINE , HE'P BE THREE rC:( AuJpl ARE WE TO TAKE AN ! THREE J TO BE M0RE YEARS OLD ' 'SSiTS VEARS OLD SfW' GONNA OO IasPIRIM." - )RECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS How to Be a Social Success '' By Merrill Blosser I ( IF FBOSTV IS BROKE Y GIVE ME THE f HE VVftLKS ME R4kST A f THEM HE ASKS L flFISAVI AM HE PBOBABLV EMTEE- ) DETAILS AMD A DANCING POT X CAM r ME IF r'M I'M HUMGCS', HE r TAIKAS JUtOE THE VAJAV I'LL GOVEE AMD COMPLAIMS HELP IT IP HUMC3RV. IP I XBEIMG PUTS ME OM A i LARDIE EMTEETAIMS l THE SAME ABOUT A BLISTEROW V r GET 6AVMO"HB SABO- SCALE AMD ? ' MB.! V ROUTE HIS HEEl SO VJE 7 V BLISTERS? TAKES ME TAGED V0HEM 1 12EAD -- " - , . j DOM'T GO IM A V , VJIMDOW A t MV WEIGHT I i ' .',(7 VJ S TTx ' M t-' Sf"- --J- SHOPPIMG.' . ' . LOSE MV , :fM - M I $U ( ewtsoux III I s?k III FOR RENT 3-room furnished apartment. Close in. Call 634-R. KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phone 550. FOR RENT 7-room house, part ly furnished. Phone 26 F-2. SMALL HOUSE close in. Adults. $10.00. 630 E. Douglas. NORTHSIDE APARTMENTS. Modern. Phone 802-R. COMPLETE, furnished apart ment. Hotel Rose. FURNISHED apartment for rent. -Hotel Valley. FURNISHED apartment, adults. Phone 645-J. FURNISHED Apartment. 404 N. Jackson. MODERN apartment. 926 . S. Main. 6-ROOM house. Phone 25 F-12. Work Wanted WILL trade labor on roof or flooij work, stucco, brick, con crete, waterproofing for any usable article. Employmenf of fice, William Sherwood. CALL DUNHAM TRANSFER CO., phone 47, for your mov ing, crating, packing ar turkey hauling. TRACTOR TIRES REPAIRED. O. K. Tire Shop. Miscellaneous I will no be responsible for any bills contracted by anyone but myself after today, April 21, 1942. Wllford Vian, Yoncalla, Oregon. MX W 9LX3 OOT, ZS. IM THIS VILLAGE I WAS BORN. AS L0N6 ' firWWJ AS I CAN REMEMBER, J Jl ,W THE LAlkaHTER OF For Sale Miscellaneous FOR SALE Steel log bunk and fifth wheel, log binding chains. Wentwln log or lumber, single axle trailer with 7:50 tires. Reasonable. Jesse Annis, Cam as Valley. FOR SALE Absolutely wilt-resistant, red, early, smooth, sol id, transplant tomato plants. Price reasonable. E. D. Lewis, End of N. Pine. FOR SALE A few choice Dahlia bulbs. $1.50 per dozen, my se lection. Phone 636-R. John E. Runyan. FOR SALE Outboard motor, Johnson light single; price $00.00. See it at Umpqua gro cery. NOTICE: For auto pans, muffl ers and glass go to Sam s Auto Wrecking House, S23 N. Main street. FOR SALE Butter milk for feed, 24c per gallon. Bring contain er. Umpqua Dairy, phone 38. ANEMONES, Ranunculus, Lia- tris, Swiss Giant Pansies, Spar axis. Wharton Bros. FOR SALE Pease cabinet grand piano. . Splendid condition. Phone 645-J. FOR SALE 24 H. P. Evenrude twin outboard motor. M. B. Em mitt, Umpqua, Oregon. FOR SALE Trailer house. In quire manager, Roseburg Auto Camp. COME TO the Fern greenhouses for all kinds of bedding plants. Phone 37-F-2. How Old Is Oop? Says She OOT TOR 49. rAftM'" (bOiW'TO TOWMV3 Something Is Coming V0U HEAR THE WCMeN N0W THE" ARE PRE PARIMS AFEA-jT,R3R TONI6HT Ay iOH IS TO BE MARRIED. IT A 6CEAT OCCASION, AND THERE WILL BE MUCH CELEBRATION Real Estate FOR SALE 1 acre, close In. 4 room house, poultry house, out buildings, fruit trees, berries. Furniture included. Price $1500. FOR SALE 240 acres, fair build ings, 20 acres tillable. Good pasture and timber. Price $2100. G. W. Young and Son, 205 W. Cass. Phone 417. FOR SALE Piles, poles and fire wood on 12 acre tract on high way. Cash, terms or on shares or sell tract. Good building sites. Walking distance to new. saw mill. L. DeWaard, Sutherlin. A FEW farms available In Doug las county. These are priced to sell. Inquire at the National Farm Loan Association, Per kins Bldg. The Federal Lan'd Bank. FOR SALE 160 acies, about 17 miles southwest of Roseburg, described at the Si of NEi and , Ni of SEJ, section 34-29-7. Make offer. B. Olson, 1820 S. Jay St., Tacoma, Washington. SALE OR TRADE Dairy ranch. Creeks, modern house, good out buildings, milk truck, school bus. 85 miles from Portland. Frank VI Tarls, Neotsu, Oregon. 2 HOUSES, modern, in A-l condi tion. On well Improved lot as rentals income will net at least 10. Box 1230 c-o News-Review. Lost and Found LOST Cross cut saw, between Sutherlin and Dodge canyon. Reward. A. R. Hill, Wilbur. E9,WE'Ct OAT'S HOW TRULY HAPPY WONDER THAT WE THAT WE DO N0THIN6 TO AROUSE THE EUHAITV OP THE JAPANESE INVADERS ?x u II' II Help Wanted WANTED SUGAR BEET THINNERS FOR ONTARIO NYSSA DISTRICT 28,000 Acres of Beets In Malheur County and Boise Valley Work Starting April 27 Other Work Available in Area after Beet Thinning Completed Minimum Pay for Beet Thinning $9.50 per Acre Housing Facilities Available Transportation to Area Furnished CONTACT UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE TJouglas County Court House WANTED AT ONCE Man for ranch work. Reasonable wages. Hood home. Phone 3-F-22. WANTED Fallers and peelers lor piling. Call A. O. Strickland place, phone 23-F-5. WANTED Piling loader, with or without team. Phone 594-R or call 512 E. Douglas. GIRL to work at Mel-OMaid lunch room and fountain ser vice. Fuel STOVE WOOD Old growth fir. $3.00 tier, delivered. E. F. Witt, Glide. PKONE 282 Green Slab Wood ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. Wanted WANTED 5 H. P. Johnson out board motor. Box 1231 c-o News-Review. WANTED A tent. Call 632-J. By V.T.Hamlin By Edgar Martin OE TROUBLE'" VOKL V ftLVOfWS PLE!0iW TO SW,,OT MOT EIWUGU 97 tV UtA MVICI. ( T. H. C. U. 9. PAT. Off By Roy Crane WE ARE ! IS IT MV WISH TO REMAIM SO? n TviiiLi Tut -t f I DTAr... T TUM I.UT T UPADt Autos FOR SALE 1931 Chevrolet 11 ton dual wheel truck, 4 good tires, 3 fair. New rings. Runs good. $100.00 cash. C. L. Bibby, Lewis Creek, of! South Myrtle Creek, Myrtle Creek, Oregon. FOR SALE Equity In 1942 Ply mouth Town sedan, radio, heat er. Mrs. Grant Kincald, Melrose Route. Dentistry 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 Around the County Glendcle GLENDALE, April 21. Virgil Beaudette returned Saturday from Portland where he has been receiving treatment for asthma. He is much improved and ex pects to return to work soon. Mrs. R. D. Sorrels has return ed irom several days' visit with relatives in California. Mrs. George Elting returned to her home in Klamath Falls Sat urday after several days' visit with her daughter, Mrs. G. H. Ashman, and family. Bill Craddock, who has been in poor health, entered the hospital In Roseburg for medical care, Monday. 11 L. Tuttle returned to his work Friday and was accom panied to Eugene by. Elmer Nel son, who will visit there a few days. Lawrence Tuttle and "Slim" Beal left Monday to work in the cantonment In Metlford. Mr. and Mis. Robert Blair and son3 were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rucss last week. They were on their way home In Bremerton, Washington, after a visit in California. Albert Jones has returned to hls home in Mcdford after spend ing several days here attending to business. , - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Karclcll and Joan, and Mrs. Henry Howard spent the week end visiting in Eu gene. They were accompanied to" Drain by Mrs. Gilbert Olson, who visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cool. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Amy Wampole, of Roseburg, who will visit here. Merle Van Dyke is receiving treatment in Portland for an in fected tooth. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Flarcty of Central Point visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stewart Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tiller of Canby, California, were called here by the death of Mrs. Frank Barton. Mrs. Barton was the mother of Ml-. Tiller. Rev. J. K. Howard, Rev. Paul Tidball, C. E. Young and A. G. Clark attended the Prcsbyteiy In Mcdford this week. Mrs. Mattic Heller left last week for a visit at Berkeley, Cali fornia. Charles Kafer is working at the warehouse of the forest service In Grants Pass. A daughter, Betty Jane, was born Sunday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Muse in Mcdford. Mrs. Muse was formerly Helen Lewellen of this community. Mrs. Bud Nelson, of Berkeley, California, arrived Sunday eve ning for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Place. Fred Kafer has accepted em ployment in Medford in the con struction of the cantonment. Mrs. Leslie Stewart and sons, Sam and Bob, visited hero from Friday to Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bates and other friends. They are moving from Canny, California, to McCoy, Oregon, where they have bought a ranch. Mr. Stewart was for merly high school coach here. Sergeant and Mrs. O. Mallory sient the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Pell. Sergeant Mal lory is stated at Seattle and was home on a furlough. Mrs. Mal lory is teaching at Talent. Mi's. Burnell Ball left last week to visit at Riddle before she Joins her husband at Vancouver, Wash ington, where they will spend the summer. Mrs. William Vestal is In a serious condi'.lon in the hospital In Medford as a result of an au tomobile accident near Central Point Thursday afternoon. Mi's. Clyde Williams and Jimmy returned to Portland Sun day after visiting Mrs. Alice Moore. Sergeant and Mrs. Ralph Payne returned to Portland after visit ing Sergeant Payne's sister, Mrs. Dewy Hilton, who has been quite III. Mayor Harbour has appointed the following committee to collect salvageable material for the de fense program: Paul Eldridge, farmer; Roy Wilson, grange; Mr. C. E. Illidge, Coterie club; Mr& Melvin Nye, ladies aid; Mrs. HI - OENERAl SAW FILING RADIO SERVICING . ... . . Hargls Radio Service. Phone 825 Howard Casebeer, 443 S Steph 1 Radio Doctor!. 306 N. Stephen TOMBSTONES Lund Radio Service. Phone 34 Harry G. Rapp. Phone 819-Y. WASHING MACHINES PIANO TUNING IRONERS . ., , , nan, Bergh's, 630 Winchester, Ph. 80S Arundel. Repairs, Demoth. 189-L - FLUE CLEANING REFRIGERATION Furnaces vacuum cleaned flue Chet Hamm. Phone 715. cleaning. Call 841. J. C Bew ley. LOCKSMITH PLUMBING Pacific Key Serv. Phone 848. Pete Crumett. Phone 69T. Family Team Famed father, Capt. E. Humllton Lee, left, now has son. First Ofllcer Robert E. Lee, flying with him on United Airlines. Lee senior has flown 3,250,000 miles more than any other man In the world. Housing Chief Herbert Emmerich, former WPB secretary, lukes oath as new commissioner of the Federal Public Housing Authority. Jess Bowman, Glendalc Log and B. C. Huntington, Glendale schools. Mrs. Jim Wright returned to her home from the- Josephine general hospital in Grants Pass Friday. Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Jack Osteon at the home of her stepson, Charley Osteon, near Canby, Ore- gon. Reston RESTON, April 20 A large number of trucks have been us ing the Coos Bay wagon roud re cently. These trucks are hauling gravel for a project which will convert this road into an emer gency civilian highway. Archie Willis is now employed In the Lockwood mill at Tcnmllc. Miss Agnes Johnson made a business trip to Roseburg last week. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bushnell have recently moved to Melrose. They are residing on the Bill Sanstrum place. Bonnie June Willis has been quile III for the past ten days with the flu. She is not as yet much better, but htpe Is held for her speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ollivant of Olalla were dinner guests of the John Wilson family last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bushnell made a business trip to Myrtle Point the early part of the week. W. F. Kearnan o( Roseburg is drilling a well for the A. W. John sons. The work Is progressing quite satisfactorily to date. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mutthews visited In the valley last Sunday. John Giegoi-y was a house guest of the William Arnolds of Olalla last week end. Maynard Gorney and Hoy Wil lis have been quite busy putting in spring grain. Mr. and Mrs. Do Witt Cary and Olio Olson attended the auction in Roseburg Monday. Mr. Knox and his partner have Just left the Reston spike camp where they were busy preparing a charge with some three tons ot dynamite. The blast was sot off by Mrs. Charles Wilson and was very successful. The church and Sunday school held here have been very well at tended and genuinely worth while. Special music and many good speaker are often enjoyed. 1 Everyone is welcome. The school here will be out about the first of May. The C. F. Wilsons made a busi ness trip to Roseburg Tuesday. Canyonville CANYONV1LLE, April 21 Mrs. Evelyn Stroud, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack DoVor left for her home in Spokane, Washington, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shields of Wolf Creek visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Mayer Sunday, In the afternoon, they and Mr. and Mrs. Moyer, visited at the T. L. Waavcr home in Days Creek. Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Moyer and Mrs. Weaver are sisters. Mrs. Kathlene Knight and her daughter, Ann, spent fac week end In Eugene. Mrs. Knight teaches In high school here. Mrs. Mamie Gldncy of Cottage Grove, visited with her cousin, Mrs. Victor Shaw, Monday. She came with Joe Shafley and his son and wife, who visited at the Roy Duncan home. " Hiram Hash was home Sunday from Roseburg where he has been attending a carpentry school. ,i ' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adams and children of Reedsport, visit 1 ed at the: A. C. Duncan and E. E Pickett homos, Monday. , John Parker i and i Jack For J went on a business trip to Kla- . math county, Saturday. They ti, iurrtcd Sunday. ( ' The play, "The Phantom Miner" will be presented at the school au ditorium, Friday evening, , April 24th. The play Is being given by the junior-seniors. ''' ; Mr. and Mrs. Cliff ! Spaur of' Portland! visited Mrs. Spaur's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mc Clane, the first of the week. They will visit in Talents and Klamath Falls before returning to their homo In Portland. - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Manning and son Leslie, of Sacramento, California have arrived In Can yonville to spend their spring va cation at the Bible Academy and also to visit their ward, Joann Goertz, who Is a freshman in the academy. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Green were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Ormsby, at Looklngglass. The senior class of the Bible Academy with their advisors, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shaffer, enjoyed their sneak day, Monday. They' slipped off about 4 o'clock in the morning. They went to Bandon, Coqullle and Florence lake. ! Mrs. Don Carter and daughter,' Donna, who have been visiting ' Mrs. Carter's parents, Mr. and, Mrs. Jack DeVore, returned to' their home in Hcaldsburg, Cali-! fornia, Tuesday. Ronald Loffer has gone to) Portland to work. His son, Lyle,. Is being cared for by Mrs. Em-' mett Moyer. ', The new store building of T.' L. Weaver, Days Creek, Is com-; pletod. Saturday night, a dance was given In It. Quite a number; of Canyonville folk attended the, dance. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Carter and' Mrs. Jack DeVore visited relatives ' in Medford. Sunday. ; Arthur Egbert and David Yea- ger, students of the Bible Aca-; demy, have returned to their; homes, for the balance ot the school year. The cooked food sale, sponsored hy the Junior-seniors of the Can yonville school, netted the stu dents $9.10. The sale was held Suturday and In Shaw's grocery. Mrs. Llndshie, who was In Can yonville on business, visited with her cousin, Mrs. Delia Boyle, at the A. C. Duncan home, Thurs-1 day afternoon. Mrs. Harry Bovce and Mrs. T. W. Gill were in Roseburg on1 business, Friday. Victor Shaw was In Roseburg all day Saturday on business. Mrs. Victor Shaw received a cablegram from Australia from her son, Marden, Thursday. ; L. H. Dage has been working' at Glide. He will be home this weekend. Mins Lila Dage was hostess to' thirteen school friends, at her home, Friday evening. Ther nlav- ed games and toasted wolncrs and marshmallows In the fireplace.