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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST I3,; 1942 FIVE Rentals j Real Estate ' Help Wanted I Livestock FDR RENT 5-room home. Base ment, furnace, garage, $25.00 per month. Suburban home, .5 rooms fully furnished, $25.00 per month. Adults only. Modern home, 4 rooms, double garage. House completely furnished. $35.00 per month. G. W- Young - and Son, 205 W. Cass, phone 417. THREE-ROOM, partly furnished cottage in country, free to elder ly couple in exchange for light chores. Man that can milk cow. Box filo. 1301, c-o Ncv6-Reylew. . FOR REI?T 3-room apartment, ground floor, close In, hot and cold water, lights and fuel fur nished, with or without garage. Vacant August 31. Adults. G. W. Young and Son. Phone 417. 12-ROOM, furnished house. Close in. Double plumbing. 3 apart ments can be sublet. Phone 828-L or call at 333 S. Stephens. 5-ROOM, furnished flat, gas equipped. Phone 222-R, 547 S. Stephens. ' FOR RENT 5-room, furnished house. Adults. Inquire at 800 S. Pine. ' " " FURNISHED ground floor apt. Newly papered. Adults, 645-J. BAILEY apartments 3 rooms and bath.' Adults. 117 S. Kane. OrOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phone 550. NORTHSIDE APARTMENTS. Modern. Phone 802-R. FURNISHED apartments. North Jackson. 404 FOR RENT Modern apartment. Hotel Valley. .' ' SLEEPING rooms. ' Mosher street. 707 West MODERN apartments. 926 S. Main. "tos FOR SALE 1941 G. M. C. pick up. Good condition. Fair rub ber. Trade for livestock. V. H. Schricker, Route 2. Roseburg Auction Market. FOR SALE '33 Chevrolet stake i Tack truck. jSpod rubber, dual ' tires, pxcellcnt motor. See Mrs. P. G. Hansen,' Elgarose. FOR SALE 1934 master Chevro let sedan. A-l condition, good rubber. 315 fcass street. ' Fuel PHONE 468 Green Slab Wood ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. (ED RYDER Forgive and Forget By Fred Harmon ' f OYDE.R. V0E ' VJILL YOU E.XPLMN To k ) f RlDERS ATSPUTf 1 f VIE OvJ OU J 'fc (, kyX " ( JCgGQ iff' SINCE i NtSER EXPECTED )( "MESE FOLKS ' FRO KMERICK, AM APOLOGY, 1 ir ( IRUlEO YOUR ALLEY OOP . Coitie to Thmk of It ' By V. L Hamlin f WO DOUBT OF Y I KKIEW WE SHOULDA "fHTrlT f 1 ( rvA.x WELL.KVvw.' MAYBE.:.. 1 OMES fT...-rHEY'Re. J STAVEP AWAV FROM THISpHp wrTH T BY GADFRElf CffiJPv ANC MAVBE WOT.' PER- TROUBLE..S,HEADINe DADOUM PLACE.' WOW -THlOhJDA -4 THEY'RE KJOT V 'THIS IS SURE DUALLY, THIS TURK1 OF MANY SMOKES IW HERE, Wb'LL PROBABLY 36T I 'xilkjV J JAPAMESE. f A BREAK FOR, AFFAIR.S n FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS I'M- TUS LAUGHIN6 STOCK OP T In WMAT "THE WHOLS CAMP, JEAN, AND WAY? Routes WRTLy &ue Jyt s a v. r i t FOR SALE 5-room modern home, 2 ' bedrooms, sleeping porch, garage, paved street, basement and furnace. Large ' lot with shrubbery and flowers. Price $2800.00. 300-acre stock and dairy ranch. Some alfalfa land, creek, tim ber. Stock, equipment and crops Included. Price ' $700.00. $3500.00 handles. G. W. Young and Son, 205 W Cass, phone 417. SUTHERLIN and Sutherlin val ley, Improved and unimproved. Property 2 to 500 acres, bottom and hill land. Business, lots and . acres, In center of tqwn and on highway. Ask for information. L. DeWaard, Real Estate, In surance, Bonds. Sutherlin. 90 ACRES, modern home, electri city. Watered by river, spring and well. Extra good. ' 3 modern furnished homes In Roseburg. ' Everything in Real Estate and In surance. Fred A. Goff, 122 S. Stephens, phone 218. WANTED Farm bordering umpqua river, witn ten acres pr up irrigated, improvements, clear title, to owners only. Box 1303, co News-Review. ' FOR SALE 41 acres, 38 tillable, $500.00 improvements. On high way, 2 miles from town. Terms. E. A. Schudeiske, Oakland, Ore gon. FOR SALE 40-acre farm, large cnicKen nouse ana omer Duna ings. $2,000.00. Located at Aza lea, Oregon. J. R. Blanchard, Glcndale, Oregon. MUST RETIRE, will sell my In come-bearing home, furnished or unfurnished. Mrs. W. R. Scott, 530 West Oak street. I WANT to buy a farm or ranch. Describe place in letter, also price wanted. Box 1302, c-o News-Review. Lost and Found LOST in shopping district pack age containing 2 pairs trousers from Penney's store. 1 gray, 1 tan. Please call 417 or leave at G. W. Young & Son. LOST Hub cap from Plymouth car. Leave at G. W. Young "'real estate office Reward, C. R. Grove. LOST 1 saw mandrel 4 feet long with pulley on end. Reward at Fogel's Blacksmith shop. LOST SUNDAY Pair of horn rimmed spectacles in Sray case. Phone 473-R. I'VE WANTED Hop pickers. SIGN UP NOW for hop picking. Starts August 10 at Art King's Lakeside Hop Yard, Route 2, Box 262, Grants Pass, Oregon. Price for picking 3c p"nd straight. Tent houses, tables and benches, trailer space, elec trlct lights, wood and water furnished. Commissary on grounds. Write for further In formation and register at the above address. WANTED 3 body and fender men. Must be thoroughly ex perienced on all types of metal work. Only A-l metal men need apply. $55.00 per week guaran teed. Permanent job also need top ' mechanics. Write Bob Lampman, Service Manager. S. L.' SAVIDGE CO., DODGE PLYMOUTH, Seattle, Wash. POSITION OPEN for secretary. Must be able to type. Prefer knowledge of shorthand but not necessary. Position carries re sponsibility. Apply at once at KRNR, phone 4. WANTED-Man with truck to haul logs 16 miles.' $2.25 M. Loaded by cat. 20 M feet per day. Lenard Ross, Drain. Phone 6515, Elkton. WANTED Pear pickers. Will start about Wednesday, August 19. A. F. Suksdorf, Coos Junc tion l ' WANTED Man to lay about B squares shingles. E. L, Rice, 438 N. Main street. . Waitress wanted inquire mornings. Umpqua Dairy Lunch. WANTED Janitor. Hotel Grand. Room, board and salary. Poultry WANTED Hatching eggs of heavy breeds. New Hampshires and Cornish New Hampshire - cross especially desirable.' Call at 530 N. Jackson street on Wednesdays or Fridays of each week. Mrs. J. J. O'Dale. ' WANTED 35 year-old White Leghorns laying pullets. W. J. Vestal, Glendale, Ore. Dentristry DR. NERBAS Fluorescent teeth in plastic Old plates made like new.' 20 years success In partial or fiill denture replacement same day. Extraction Pyorrhea treatment. Gas when desire''. Masonic Bldjj. P'.ione 488 A Date With the Doll I'M GOING Tb GIVE YOU A DATE ,LAR0.' BEING TOLD . IW PRETT IS A , rM LOST My AL AND IFVOU H.DNT BEEN SO DOGf-ONED PRETTV. I NE.'W. WOULDA WRITTM THAT NOTE- FOR SALE 12 head cattle; 11 dairy cows; one registered bull, can be registered; 3 milking, 8 freshen In fall. See cattle at Cobb's farm, at Kellogg. SHROP buck for sale, coming 1 year old. Purebred but no pa pers, $25.00. H. D. Smith, 3 miles west of Tenmije posf Of fice on Reston road. 2 GENTLE, purpbred Guernseys, 0 years old, double tested, mllK ing about 3 gallons, in good shape. Carl Koch, Box 242A, Rt. 2, Garden Valley road. ' ' FOR SALE 2 milking cows, 1 heifer, fresh soph; team heavy logging horses with heavy har ness; 1 pig, 250 pounds. A. R. DeBau, Sutherlin. : SHEEP FOR SALE Three year ling Oxford bucks. Floyd Fox .stock. Alsp 40 young ewes. John' Rohr. Inquire Grand hotel. FOR SALE5 head registered milking Shorthorn bull calves, ' 3 to 5 months old. Brownson Bros., Bridge. ATTENTION We remove" dead and worthless stock free. Call collect 52-F-12. " Roseburg By Products. ' - ' , FOR SALE Romney rams. Ex cellent wool, mutton and cross breeding. George Hall, Oakland, Oregon. FOR SALE Model F Clctrac, good condition, new track rolls, $95.00. 5 miles east of Sutherlin'. A. Steuer. FOR SALE 100 Angora goats, 50 , young nannies, $3.50; 50 weth . crs, $3.00. W. G. Paul, S. Deer ' Creek. FRESH heifer and two heavy springers. Call evenings after six. J. y. O'Mara, i mjle south on highway.,' FOR SALE 3 fresh Jersey cows, also thoroughbred Corrledale bucks. Phone 33F14. R. V. Hat field. SHEEP FOR SALE 50 young ewes, Corrledale, a few Shrop. Box 1299, c-o News-Review. FOR. SALE 3 sows with young pigs. 7 miles northeast of Rose burg. ""if. H. Short. ' ! FOR SALE Five-year-old Jersey cow. T. B. tested. Call 49F12I FOR SALE 50 head sheep. J. C. Beals, Canyonville. 100 EWES, all ages. J. F. Rice, Myrtle Creek. I WAMT ALSO THAT character', GENERAL BAW FILING PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Howard Casebeer, 443 S Stcph Typewriting & Mimeograph Serv i - ice. Room 3, Second floor, Doug- ' PIANO TUNING las National Bank Bldg. Phone , 259. Arundel Repairs, Demoth. 189-L RADIO gERVlciNq FLUB CLEANING Hargls Radio Service. Phone 825 rurnanet vacuum i cteaned-flu. Radio Doctor. 306 N. Stephen! cleaning. Call 841 jf. C. riev ley.' s. ' Lund Radlq Service. Phone 8 REFRIGERATION LOCKSMITH Chet Hamm. Phone 715. ffi Key ' Serv. -Phone 848 For ?ale Miscellaneous FOR SALE Sawed red cedar shakes. Write W. H. Wright, Lookingglass. 3 miles out on Nebo road. GAS RANGE, $70.00; team and harness, $50.00. Phone 40F21. 2 ' miles west on Melrose road. A. R. Hudson. ' ' FOR SALE "Used 6-foot gas rc- frlgerator. Inquire Gene Mills at Josse's Furniture store. FOR SALE T. D. 6 Interna " tlonal tractor. Used Jess than a i.year. Walter Haines, Elkton. FOR SALE Hydraulic hoist. !f Suitable for dump bed, grayel or fuel. Phono 616-L. BIG, thick milkshakes, made with Ice cream mix, 10c. Sullivan's Cafe. FOR SALE Wicker baby buggy, good condition, $5.50. Phont-559-J. Wanted WANTED Pasture for lambs, any place ' in" county. ! Fred Boyer, Northside market. Phone 280. WANTED Buzz saw. Must be in good condition and reasonable. Pay cash. E. S. Maher, Tiller, i Oregon. WANTED Surge milking rna i; chine. Fred Bonebrako, Rose ' burg. Phone 6F3. Business Opportunities FOR SALE QUICK Account be ing ordered into active service must sell modern food market located In Reedsport booming industrial center. VICTORY MARKET, operated by Mark W. Dunham. " By Merrill RIosser 7 YOU TO NOTICE- -A HAVE We Wonted BRAND YOUR TIRES with li cense number or your name. Tires rotated at same time to save If) to 30 per cent wear,. Complete ' service for ' $2.00. Goodyear Service Store. NOTICE; Watch those metal fel loe wheels and if loose have them tightened on hydraulic tightener fit Sarff's, 52& N. Main. CALL DUNHAM TRANSFER CO., phone 47, for your mov ing, crating, packing r turkey hauling. WANTED Job cutting piling. Tools and experience furnished. Box 2, Oakland, Oregon. Miscellaneous SOFTBALL POUBLEHEADER. Flnlay Field Sunday, 1 p. m. Peewee game and Roseburg vs. Cottage Grove. U. S. O. bene fit, 10c. ' ' ATTENTION Members V. F. W. Patrick W. Kelley Post, No. 2468, and Umpqua Post, No. 16, Ameri- can Legiop. Attendance fe-. 4 quested at farewell party for f Comrade Vincent L. Malone. Carl's Tavern, 6:30 p. m. Frl- day, Aug. 14. Dutch treat. Be there. (Adv.) j . - .. . ,- -. . - THELMA CARTER HOWARD ANP SHELTON COMEDY QUIZ 5:30 TO P. M. j& FIGHT BROADCAST RUFFIN VS. MONTGOMERY 7:00 P.M. H THE SYMPHONY HOUR CONDUCTED FROM HOLLYWOOD POWL AND ON FRIDAY THE MOYLAN SISTERS REGULARLY ON THURSDAY 7:15 P.M. ' SAN QUENTIN ON THE AIR BROADCAST FROM SAN QUENTIN PRISON 8:30 TO 9 P. M. REMEMBER NOT TO MISS 'BILL HAY READS THE BIBLE' DAILY AT 3:15 PIDS WANTED In the matter of the assign-' ment of H. W. Hasklns, doing business as the Thrift Store. Cash bids will be received at the office of the undersigned trustee, room 3, Douglas National bank building on Monday, August 17, 1942, for sale of the Inventory stock in trade of the above nam ed; detailed inventory lists avail able for examination. Douglas Creditors Association, Trustee. MARKET REPORTS LIVEV8T0CK PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 12. (AP) (U. S. Dept. Agrl CAT TLE: Market slow, generally steady; bulk and common to me dium beef cows weak to 25 lower than Monday; few common grass Steers 10.00 50; some held higher; some good light grain fed steers quotable to 14.00 or better; com mon to medium beef heifers 8.50 10.50; common light dairy heifers down to 8.00; canner and cutter cows 5.50-75; medium-good beef cows 8.00-9.50; good beef bulls up to 10.75; common light bulls sal able at 8.00 9.00; good-choice veal ers steady at 14.50-15.50. ' HOGS: Market active 10-15 LOSING MONEY ? YOM ARE UNLESS YOU ARE BUYING WHERE ' Tom Own the Profits" We still have one used combine on rubber. DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm fureau Co-Operative Exchange ROSEBURG, "GOOD AFTERNOON. THIS REMIND YOU THAT TONITE IS LISTENING NITE FEATURING TO BE IGNORANT higher than late Tuesday; good choice 175-215 lb. drive-Ins 15.15 to mostly 15.25; one lot 15.35; 230 290 lb. 14.25 to mostly 14.50; light lights 14.25-50; sows fully 25 high er, largely 13.75-14.25 for good 300-350 lb.; feeder pigs Quoted 15.00-16.25. SHEEP: Very little sold; good choice lambs rather scarce, quot able steady to around 11.50-75; few medium-good grades 10-11 8 decks mixed fat and feeder lambs late Tuesday 11.75 straight few medium yearlings 8.00; good choice 150 lb. ewes 4.50. iSTROUTSE&' firrntmi advert!ner of won. trr Droorrtr. linn made ovel 05,000 antra of llomea Parma Arrrajcr. llurra from all over tat World. Preo open lUtinfr. F A. STROUT REALTY AGENC1 RAY RUEBEL, Representative 813 S. Stephens Phone 173-L For newspaper deliveriet after 530 Please Call 572-R OREGON IS KRNR, CALLING JO A MUTUAL ALL-STAR 1490 ON YOUR DIAL ft