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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1942.
Rentals
FOR RENT 80 acres, 6room
home, good water and pasture.
8 miles east of Sutherlin. Call
or address D. Grace Boyd, R.
R., Sutherlin.
FOR RENT 30 acres. 1 mile cast
of Glide. All farming imple-
. ments are on the place. Give
possession September 15. A. W.
Ream.
FURNISHED 4-apartrm-nt house
being renovated. Close In. For
information call at 333 S. Ste
phens or phono 828-L.
GROUND FLOOR, 4-room apart
ment with frigidaire. Inquire
Roseburg hotel.
CLEAN, quiet 3-room apartment.
Private bath, garage. Adults.
Phone 242.
FURNISHED housekeeping
room. Water, light, bath. $8.00.
828 Hamilton.
5-ROOM, furnished flat, gas
equipped. Phone 222-R, 547 S.
Stephens.
FOR RENT 6 rooms. 440 S.
Stephens. $35.00. Coen Lum
ber Co.
FURNISHED ground floor apt.
Newly papered. Adults, 615-J.
JA1LEY apartments 3 rooms
and bath. Adults. 117 S. Kane.
KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS
Strictly modern. Phono 550.
FURNISHED house, $8.00.
Braughton, Miller's addition.
NORTHSIDE APARTMENTS.
Modern. Phono 802-R.
FURNISHED apartments. 401
North Jackson.
FOR RENT Modern apartment.
Hotel Valley.
SLEEPING rooms. 707 West
Moshcr street. i
4 ROOM, ground floor apartment.
514 N. Pine. - -
MODERN apartments. 926 S.
Main.
Autos
AIODEL T hug. New tires. For
cash, $50.00. Box 1307 News-Hc-
view. (. . .
FOR SALE 1031 master Chev
rolct sedan. A l condition, good
rubber. 315 Cass street.
Fuel
PHONE 4G8
Green Slab Wood
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
RED RYDER
MYSTERY MESA 1 SEEN)
A CRITTE.K. TrtT A
ALLEY OOP ' InlhTSoup By V. T. Hamlin
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DO THAT NOT LOOK HOW ) BOMBS TILL OUR FACES WERE HAVEN'T TRIEP AN SCAR.. HERE, ME C0ULCW JAIL-BREAK STUFF ItH' NAVY NOT NtEDlW NO
AFTER ALL TH 1 HAR AN' B1UE .... WEVE HAP A TERRIBLE T' GET INTO TH ltp'fo JUST. " ' giFgS? OKT
5!'"'V'e WORKED TO V"'1'v,' TELLIN' YOU.' . 1 SERVICE ... WE FEDERAL PRISON THOUGHT ?fK '6M FIGHT TH'
BEEN POIN ... I GiT TH FAR 7 n DONE OUR -rno0 11 ,V WAR WITH, HUH
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FRECKLES AND HIS FkFeNDS Plan of"Attack By MerrSh Blosser
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If we Go for help, you To what do up the Tree keep talking to him, Whatae Roujn& stone gather
i he may get away i j act as . vou mean? when i get and don't act as if you going- anything besides 'j
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Real Estate
CALLED to war work. Must sell
at sacrifice my 19-acre poultry
and dairy farm. Modern house,
basement with furnace. City
utilities, poultry houses, barn
and garage. Adjoining Rose
burg In Riverside addition.
Phono G49-Y, Halsey DcCamp.
WANTED Property. Improved
or unimproved. Must have year
round stream, timber, five or
more acres tillable. Under
$2000. Write description and
how to locate to L. B. Pierce,
31 N. Orange street, Medford,
Oregon.
WANTED Farm bordering
Umpqua river, with ten acres
or up irrigated, improvements,
clear title, to owners only. Box
1303, c-o 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. MUST RETIRE, will sell my income-bearing
home, furnished
or unfurnished. Mrs. W. R.
Scott, 530 West Oak street.
Wanted
WANTED To buy small acreage
near Roseburg. Stale price and
location. Lena Warren, General
delivery, Roseburg.
WANTED A 21-inch rim and al
so a tire for a Dodge-Graham
pickup. Page Lumber and Fuel
Co.
WANTED TO BUY Modern
home with 3 bedrooms, good
condition. Close in. Box 1306,
c-o News-Review.
WANTED Pasture for lambs,
any pl!ce in county. Fred
Boyer, Northside market.
Phono 2S0.
WANTED Buzz saw. Must be in
good condition and reasonable.
Pay cash, E. S. Mailer; Tiller,
Oregon.
WANTED 9 or 12 ricks oak
block wood for furnace. Jessie
Vosburgh-Wallacc, I d I e y 1 d
Park.
WANTEp Pickup. State year
and price. Charlie Kccvcr, Mcl-
, s. rose star route. ' . .
WANTED About half grown
turkeys. Arthur Weeks, Myrtle
Creek, Oregon.
WANTED Good grain or grass
hay, delivered. L. Thronburg,
Route 2, Box 370.
WANTED Late model truck,
long wheel base. Phone 816-Y.
Ji ' Z' f&TCHY . Tl f -WiuuAfl DmN'T SAY TMMV I f 1i4EY AlM'T, EH? ( HE. REALLY 1
OSgf I MOD'vE OEEM OL)T lH CRAZY 15 BUT CRITTERS I RETttiU NOR (IS CRAZY'
I 5.- x v, IN THE: HLL Vldsjej I TOO , En Jl PART 5MNCE I I NOcQcm I -w H
4 YvV -sooMucri.' I kJ -l asto pw?t vorse call rAE. 7---.
Help Wanted
WANTED Hop pickers. SIGN
UP NOW for hop picking.
Starts August 10 at Art King's
Lakesjde Hop Yard, Route 2,
Box 2G2, Grants Pass, Oregon.
Price for picking 3c pound
straight. Tent houses, tables
and benches, trailer space, elec
trict lights, wood and water
furnished. Commissary on
grounds. Write for further In
formation and register at tho
above address.
WANTED Several men to re
place those going to college and
also several boys for work be
fore and after school. Perma
nent employment. Umpqua
Dairy Products Co., phone 38.
WANT ED Woman as house
keeper. Must be good with chil
dren. Evenings and Sundays
off. $5.00 per week. Cill 753 R
or 7U S. Stephens after 7 p. m.
WANTED 4 pear pickers. Trans
portation furnished for more
than 2. H. M. Knapp, Garden
Valley. Phone 32F12.
WANTED Pear pickers. Will
start about Wednesday, August
19. A. F. Suksdorf, Coos Junc
tion. STOCK BOY WANTED 16 to
20 years old. Steady employ
ment. 115 N. Jackson street.
WANTED Choker setter at 222
I lay nes.
Lost and Found
LOST On North Urnpqua river
below Winchester bridge
ladies blue coat, child's red
jacket, pink sweater and over
alls. Reward. Phone 686 J.
LOST Fish line and reel below
McKay ranch, North Umpqua.
Reward. V. V. Harphmn.
Work Wanted
BRAND YOUR TIRES with li
cense number or your name.
Tires rotated at same time 40
save 10 to 30 per cent wear.
Complete service for $2.00.
Goodyear Service Store.
WANTED Logging job In large
timber. Have complete set of
cutting tools; donkeys with
rigging and large cat. Box 1305,
. c-o News-Review. . ..
NOTICE: Watch thoso metal fel
loe wheels and if loose have
them lightened on hydraulic
tightener at Sarff's, 523 N.
Main.
CALL DUNHAM TRANSFER
CO., phone 47, for your mov
ing, crating, packing er turkey
haullne.
Thin Skin
Livestock
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.
2 GENTLE, purebred Guernseys,
5 years old, double tested, milk
ing about 3 gallons, in good
shape. Carl Koch, Box 242A, Rt.
. 2, Garden Valley road.
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 ranis. Ex
cellent wool, mutton and cross
breeding. George Hall, Oakland,
Oregon.
FOR SALE 3 fresh Jersey cows,
also thoroughbred Corriedale
bucks. Phone 33F14. R. V. Hat
field. FOR SALE Suffolk buck, also
grade bucks, 60 ewes. - R. O.
Carrol, Dixonvlllc.
WANTED 200 feeder lambs. 200
ewes. C. S. Henninger, Win
chester, Oregon.
FOR SALE 10 yearling Rom
ney bucks. C. R. Horncy, Oak
land, Oregon.
FOR SALE 20 good ewes. Route
1, box 122. Phone 5 F-24, R. A.
Neil.
FOR SALE 9 Hampshire wean-
ing pigs. Phone 34F2. See J. S.
Marr.
GOOD JERSEY milk cows for
sale. L. E. Coon, Dillard.
FOR SALE 50 head sheep. J. C.
lieals, Canyonville.
100 EWES, nil ages. J. F. Rice,
Myrtle Creek.
Hay, Grain, Feed
FOR SALE Baled or loose third
cutting alfalfa. Phone 21F3.
For Sale Miscellaneous
REMINGTON 16 size 7.62 MM
holt action rifle with 500 shells
for $40.00. Also modern Win
chester with scope, size 257
Roberts for $135. 30-30 for
$22.50. Also 32-20 for $25.00.
30-40 shells, 30 Remington, 32
Remington, 25-20, 3240 Win
chester, shells. Powell's Hard
ware Store.
FOR SALE Gravcnstcin apples,
25c, 50c and 75c box. Mrs. Sig
Fett, Melrose.
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GENERAt SAW FILING PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
Howard Casebeer, 443 3 Steph Typewriting & Mimeograph Serv-
' ' ice. Room 3, Second floor, Doug-
PIANO TUNING ias Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone 259.
. . , , .. -, HADIO SERVICING
Arundel. Repairs, Demoth. 189-L .
FLUE CLEANING Hargls P.adlo Service. Phone 82!
Purnanes vacuum cleaned flm Radio Doctors. 308 N. Stephen
cleaning, Call S4L 1. C. ttevv -
ley, Lund Radio Service. Phon
, REFRIGERATION LOCKSMITH
Chet Hamm. Phone 715. PactfiJ Key Serv. Phone 348
FOR SALE 3040 Springfield
and 7 boxes shells. Mechanical
ly perfect. Call Zenith Auto
court, Sutherlin. J. W. McDon
ald, cabin 6
FOR SALE Sawed red cedar
shakes. Write W. H. Wright,
Lookingglass. 3 miles out on
Nebo road.
FOR SALE T. D. 6 Interna
tional tractor. Used less than a
year. Walter Haines, Elkton.
FOR SALE Hydraulic hoist.
Suitable for dump bed, gravel
or fuel. Phone 616-L.
FOR SALE 100 pine prune lugs
in bundles of 6. Each lug 25c.
E. A. Crow, Lookingglass.
FOR SALE Trailer house. Ad
am's Tourist camp, Coos June
lion.
BIG, thick milkshakes, made with
Ice cream mix, 10c. Sullivan's
Cafe.
FOR SALE Davenport, chair
and bassinet. 908 S. Jackson.
Business Opportunities
FOR SALE QUICK Account be
ing ordered into active service
must sell modern food market
.located in Rocdsport booming
industrial center. VICTORY
MARKET, operated by Mark
,W. Dunham.
Dentristry
DR. NEI7HAS
, Fluorescent teeth In plastic
Old plates made like new.
tO years success In partial or full
denture replacement same day.
Extraction Pyorrhea treatment.
Gas when desired. .
Masonic Bldg. Phone 488
By Fred Harmon
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.
Yoncalla
YONCALLA, Aug. 15. Mrs.
Nettie Hunan spent several days
last week visiting friends and re
latives in Salem. -
Mrs. Myrtle Dear, Mrs. Nellie
Devlne and Mrs. George Tavenor,
of Clatskanine, and Mrs. Rcbcca
Campbell, of Eugene, spent tho
week-end hero with relatives.
Mrs. Sam Walkinshaw and Miss
Dixie Lee Walkinshaw left Thurs
day for a few days visit In Eu
gene and Albany. Miss Dixie Lee
Walkinshaw will return to her
home In Salem Sunday.
Miss Belle Bousley of Klamath
Falls visited her mother here
Tuesday.
George and Bob Roberts, who
left two weeks ago to enter the
Greyhound bus school In Oakland,
Calif., returned home Tuesday.
Conditions were not what they
expected so they will find em
ployment In Oregon. .
Mrs. Bessie Ford of Newport
visited her father, Sid Woodward,
hero last week for a few days.
Mrs. Nellie Ryan of Puebclo,
Colorado, is visiting at the Char
lie Applcgalc home for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hendricks of
San Francisco visited at the Sam
Walkinshaw homo recently.
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Around the County
Camas Valley
CAMAS VALLEY, Aug. 12.
Several combines are busily at
work In the valley harvesting the
grain crops. Percy Wolcott re
cently puchased a combine and
some time ago J. P. uenn traded
his threshing machine in on one.
Tho grain so far has turned out
very well. There are very lew
men available to help with the
harvesting. Several who work
during the week at logging camps
help neighbors In the fields Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wheeler
went to Marshficld with Rev. and
Mrs. G. A. Garboden Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wolbert
and son, Terry, of Concrete,
Wash,, are living here in a trailer
house at present.
Pvt. Ernest Hoar arrived In
Roseburg Saturday tram Mather
Field, California. Sunday his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoar, a
sister, Edna May, and brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Hoar, came down from
Portland after him. He has a two
weeks leave from army duty.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Packard met
him in Roseburg and brought him
home with them to spend the
night. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Hoar recently moved from the
valley to Portland.
Donald Lawson came home
from Portland. Saturday and
plans on staying for a while. He
brought his father, Guy Lawson,
home from his last trip to Port
land. Relatives here received word
of the birth of a son, Ross Mar
cus, to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown,
July 15.
Mrs. Lee Palmer reports the
birth' of a son, William Lester,
weight 0 pounds 21 ounces, to
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Thomas, July
24.
Sunday, July 26, visitors at tho
homes of Mr. and Mrs. James
Combs and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Martindale were, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Centers of North Bend,
Mrs. Thane Goodman of Marsh
field, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ord-
ing and children Geraldlne and
"Uuzzy ' and Frank Goodman of
Coquille, Mr. and Mrs. Robley
Doyle and daughter, Jane, ol
Falrvlew and Mr. and Mrs. Mil
lard Sloble of Hrockway. ' '
Mrs. Klhel Hi'nwn had as house
guests the last of the week her
sister, Mrs. Frank Cunningham,
and two cousins, Mrs. Elsie Ap
plegate and Mrs. Maude Dcver,
of Drain and another ' cousin,
Mrs. Albert Anderson, of Salem.
Mrs. Dever visited also at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. F. R.
Brown.
Mrs. Levi Miller and children
have gone to Eugene where they .
will visit at the home of Mrs.
Miller's parents. The Millers live
on the Jim Combs place.
Mr. and Mrs. Barnhart and
children, Annetta, Jack, and lva
May; John Church and Betty
Holt spent Sunday at Bandon.
Mrs. Ethel Brown received
word the first of the week of the
death of her 4 months old grand
daughter, Aurilla Sue at the
home of her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Wllford Brown, In Los
Angeles. The remains will, be
brought here for burial In . the
family plot in the Noah cenv
etary.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Combs and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martindale
were, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mar
tindaleMrs. Martindale's sister,'
Laura and Mr. Wm. Condor of
'Marshfield, Mrs. Daisy Doyle of
Arago, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Edge
mon and son, Kenneth, of Ban
don, and Mrs. Everett Doyle of
Corvallls, the latter being on her
way to visit her mother at Myrtle
Point. , .
. Richard Standley spent the
week at their ranch at Glide with
Oliver who Is working on a com
bine on the ranch at present.
Mrs. Standley and Mrs. Packard
took him to the ranch Saturday.
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RAY RUEBEL, Representative
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