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Rentals
FOR RENT Five room house,
R corner Booth and Eddy streets.
Inquire J. L.
Paris, 1007 Eddy
street.
5ROOM, modern house, base
ment, garage. Phbnc 555-J or
424 or call at 504 S. Stephens.
FOR RENT 3-room, partly bur
nished cabin on Dixonvllle
road. Phone 3F-22.
FUR N I S H E D APARTMENTS.
424 Flocd, corner Mill. Inquire
Roscburg Hotel.
APARTMENT furnished. Close
in. Reasonable. Adults only.
Phone 645-J.
KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS
Strictly modern. Phone 550.
QbRTHSIDE
APARTMENTS.
Modern.
Phone 802-R.
? HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 707 W.
Mosher street
Autos
WANTED 25 USED CARS
CASH AT ONCE
NO DELAY
TOP WOLESALE PRICE FOR
YOUR CAR
LOCKWOOD MOTORS
WANTED
USED CARS. HANSEN MOTOR
CO., YOUR CHEVROLET
DEALER, WILL PAY CASH
FOR USED CARS AND
TRUCKS.
FOR SALE 58200 spiral bevel
Oiype rear end; 4 8-inch wheels
lo fit, complete. W. G. Owens,
Camas Valley, Oregon.
THIRTY ONE model A truck,
fair rubber or trade model A
coupe. J. E. Harris, Glcndale,
Oregon.
FOR SALE Equity in 1937 Ply
mouth coupe. Inquire 4 4 8
Fowler street, after 5:30 p. m.
Wanted
FILING TIMBER WANTED.
State price and conditions. Box
108, Melrose Route, Roscburg,
Oregon.
WANTED to buy circulator
heater in good condition. E. L.
Simpson, Tenmile. . .
WANTED Used stoves and
f household furniture. 5Q2 N.
Jackson.
WANTED 1 twin bed springs.
Phone 579-J after 6 o'clock.
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RIMER.' VSE'LL SCATTER.
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THEM HEAVY ALL OUR FORTlFt-NlM THERE.WHAT A N THING I ftOM'T
COAST DEFEN3E CATIONS
UNIT3....Y SURE) HERE OM
THEY COVER A. CHART
OUR VULNER- ) 7 1 ? ' ,1
. ABLE ARE Av jl
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
I f Me played witm my heart 7tis4 rC ft-.
SPURNED M5 NOW HE THINKS L JrwJ xf-TS
I WANT HISMISERABLE- MONBY J
Livestock
ATTENTION We remove dead
and worthless stock free. Call
collect 52 F-12 or 338. Rose
burg By-Rroducts.
FEEDER PIGS for sale, 40 pounds
and up. c. H. Vierra ranch, for
merly N. L. Conn ranch, be
yond Melrose.
FOR SALE Shorthorn bull
calves, also Herefords, 1 Black
Poll. Sanitary Market.
WEANER PIGS for sale, 2
months old. C. M. Stark, Rt.
2, phone 12-F-6.
LIVESTOCK for sale and ranch
for rent. Inquire George Ward,
Grand Hotel.
12 NICE feeder pigs, $85.00.
Hoover place, Olalla.
FOR SALE weaner pigs. J. A.
Lyons, N. Myrtle Creek.
PIGS Max Bauer, Kellogg.
Help Wanted
INSIDE WORK in one pi Port
land's finest laundries. Ideal
working conditions. No experi
ence. We supply instruction.
GOOD WAGES. Part time jobs
available. Write
NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY
1001 N.E. Flartders, Portland, Or.
RAILWAY LINEMEN or climb
ers to work on S.P.&S. Ry. be
tween Portland and Spokane.
92c per hour and board. Write
G. A. Leslie, c-o S.P.&S. Ry.,
Portland, Ore.
WANTED Single man for farm
hand, middle aged or passed.
Room and board. P. O. box 84
Riddle, Oregon.
LADY HOUSEKEEPER in moth
erless home. No drinkers. Sal
ary, $30.00. P. O. Box 222.
WANTED Farm hand. Good
wages. Box 1370, c-o News-Review.
WANTED Waitress immediate
ly. Sullivan's Cafe.
Work Wanted
BULLDOZING done by the hour,
road work and piling. E. L.
Church, Idlcyld Star route or
call Hansen Motor Co.
GOOD HOME for old and Kick
-leople: Mr.s.. Brust, 508 Fowler,
pnone lis.
Fuel
PHONE 468
Green Slab Wood
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
ARE RIGHT): SURPRISE THEY'LL)
THIS GET.'
!rOKAY, 1 I Xtt-"WM TT ASHY.' F WWLE WWXXS XX QUIET , DAD.' "WTHET COULDN'T KftovO VSE'RE
MINX? V rWJS A V ACROSS :( I DON'T LIKE IT.' I'll r'NDVltO1 THE HERD "WIGHT.' I
YCWSE. THE TOWELL SKUNK-' -"WE MM T WX AND HAS "A THERED $E NO VJAY
tSss) I spy-' plus V a 'ww --rSM!0 v'f imm
650 ACRE SHEEP RANCH very
close in good buildings, 60 acres
In cultivation balance open
range. Priced right.
4 bedroom house i mile from
courthouse, full basement, ga
rage, modern, price $3500.00
$500.00 down.
15 acres in Curry Estate, small
house. Some nut trees, balance
best of garden land.
56 acres, 40 tillable, good grain
land, 5 room house, electricity
and running water. Good chic
ken houses for 1500 layers,
brooder house, barn with six
stanchions. 3 horse stalls. Ma
chine shed. Store room. 21
miles from small town. $1000.00.
Earl Wiley Hotel Rose bldg.
38 ACRES, all tillable, In fruit
and grass; 6 acres apples, har
vested 1,000 boxes this year. 2
acres apricots. 11 story, G-room
house, excellent condition. Barn
45x65 feet, good hen house.
Personal property Including
all orchard equipment and
other items. Good location and
a paying farm. Priced right for
quick sale.
Stock ranches; small farms;
dwellings In Roscburg.
Everything in Real Estate and
Insurance. Fred A. Goff, 122 S.
Stephens, phono 218.
BARGAIN CLOSE IN FARM. 65
acres, 40 tillable, balance wood
ed pasture. All woven wire
fenced. 5 room house, electri
city, running water, sheep shed,
garage. Only eight miles out on
good road. For quick sale will
include, sheep. Price $3250.00
Low down payment and easy
terms.
Earl Wiley Hotel Rose bldg.
FOR SALE OR TRADE -Combi-.riation
serviue station, grocery,
lunch. Stocked and equipped.
Buildings fair, living quarters,
also separate dwelling. 5 cilv
lots, 50x100; $4,000.00 or will
trade for farm 80 acres or
more, suitable for slock, with
electricity, water and fruit.
Mrs. H. Hash, Canyonville, Ore.
THE VANDERER RANCH, con
sisting of 720 acres, In Olalla,
for sale or rent. Address own
er, F. J. Vanderor, 422 E.
Mlchcltorena street, Santa
Barbara, California.
FOR SALE Stock ranch. 340
' acres, 9 miles W. of Oakland,
Easy terms. E. L. Settle, Oak
land.
FOR SALE 80 acre farm close
to town. Box 1360, c-o News
Review. Into the Trap
And It Didn't Blow Away
RIGHT THERE
AT THREE PA.LMS
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GENERAL SAW FIL.NO
Howard Case beer, 443 S StepH
PIANO TUNING
Arundel. Repairs, Demolh. 189-L
COMM'CL REFRIGERATION
diet Hanim. Phone 715.
LOCKSMITH
Paciftv Key Serv. Phone !M
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For Sale Miscellaneous
SOUTH BEND malleable range
with water front; good condi
tion. New hot water tank; one
hot plate; also one ice box,
hundred pound capacity; both
like new. 1276 Umpqua avenue.
THE IDEAL GIFT Fuller Bris-
tlecomb hair brush, $2.95. Mail
order to Merle Ivic, 1004 Lawn
ridge, Grants Pass. Fuller cata
logue on request.
FOR SALE New 150 egg incu
bator, two brooders, 150 chick
size. All kerosene, James
Jones, box 156, Oakland.
DRIED PRUNES Large Italians,
11 pounds, $1.00; Pctites, 13
pounds, $1.00. In largest quant
ises left. Lindbloom.
ONE Shelvedoor refrigerator,
one oil burner. In good condi
tion. See Mrs. Pearl Law son at
Riddle, Oregon.
ONE two-horse wagon, $25.00;
one lhorsc wagon, 58.00. Will
trade for Red or Hampshire
chickens.
COOKED FOOD SALE Satur
day, November 21, at McKean
and Carstens, for Tenmile
church.
3 lovely lurs; antique car rings,
ruby sotting, for plarced ears.
Lula Hulliday, 420 N. Jackson,
annex.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for what
have you electric fence eharg
er.E. L. Sompson, Tenmile.
FOR SALE John Deere drill;
disk plow; 3 bottom mold plow.
R. Cook, Umpqua Hotel.
FOR i SALE - Cider. Bring con
tainers. Phone 7-F-ll, Lewin
'Parker.
Miscellaneous
NO trespassing or nuntlng at any
time on our property. Krusc
Bros.
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DO V TTH iL BLINH. YOU....y
CAN MONEY
The will
BEEN PROBATED,
MILLIE .' HOW
DEEP ARE YOUR.
WOUNDS ?
WOUNDS
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Miles. 430 N. Stephens. 465-J.
RADIO bEHVICINU
Radio Doctors. 306 N. Stephen
Lund Radio Service. Phone .V
FLUE CLEANING
Furnace vacuum cleaned Qui
cleaning. Call SO. J. C Bew
ley.
Poultry
FOR SALE-Eightecn White
Giant pullets, weight about 7
pounds. Also two roosters, $2.00
each. One 4-year old bay mare,
gentle. tOr 'will trade.) First
house on the highway North of
Winchester. E. D. Russell.
FOR SALE 500 six weeks old
New Hampshires 425 Christy
pullets, 75 Larabee roosters;
best stock obtainable. 50c each.
E. A. Hester, Glide, Oregon.
FOR SALE 50 New Hampshire
red pullets, 7 months (laying).
Cherry Hill farm, 21 miles E.
Sutherlin.
Lost and Found
LOST 16-foot, while and brown
rowboat from Idleyhl mooring.
Finder please notify M. L.
Kimmel, ldleyld. Reward.
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
CONCERNING DIXONVILLE
PRECINCT
Whereas, al a general election
held In Dixonvllle Precinct in
Douglas County, Oregon, on
Tuesday the 3rd (lay of Novem
ber, 1942, a majority of all votes
cast for and against permitting
dogs to run at large In said pre
cinct were cast against permit
ting dogs lo run at large In :;ald
IMxonville nrecinet. therefore.
Notice is hereby given that af
ter 60 days from the date of this
notice, it shall be unlawful for
any dog or dogs to run ut large
or off the premises of the owner
or keeper and nut in company of
and under the control of their
owner or keeper. In Dixonville
Precinct In Douglas County, Ore
gon, without said dog or dogs
having a shepherd's muzzle made
of wire or metal and properly
fastened around his nose and
neck sufficiently strong to pre
vent him from biting or injur
ing any person, sheep, goal or
other domestic animal.
Dated and first published this
12th dav ol .November, 1M2.
ROY Ar.F.K. Countv Clerk.
By Fred Harman
By V. T. Hamlin
By Merrill Blosscr
has
MEER MIND
THAT
HOV MUCH OINT
MENT "AM I GONNA
BE ABLE TD PUT
ON THEM ?
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City League Standings.
W. L. Pet
Lund's Radio 17 10 .630
Kuhn's 16 11 .593
Cecil's Eats 14 13 ,.519
Umpqua Cleaners 12 15 ..444
Games Last Night.
Lund's Radio 2, Umpqua Clean
ers 1, Kulm 3, Cecil's Eats 0. .
High Individual game score,
Del Carr. 204.
High individual series score,
Del Carr. 536.
Averages: Cecil Black 165,
Lund 164, Butner 164, Wellman
162, Spencer 160, Carr, 159, Fie
gel 157, Wetzel 154, Patchett 154,
Bruton 152.
Umpqua Cleaners.
165
Glenz 141
165 165 .495
134 141 416
171 151 483
Bruton .. .
Parkinson
Rose
Carr
Total
161
124
133
204
928
122 155 401
135 179 447
153 179 536
880 970 2778
118 118 354
Lund's Radio.
118
...187
.184
...179
...131
...180
...979
123
...153
...153
...130
.177
...167
...903
188
...138
...179
...137
.172
..125
.939
Wellman .. .
Kleg.-l
Butner
Friedman ;. .
Lund
Total
Cecil's Eats.
Speneer ..
Buell
Patchett .. ..
Stevens
Black
Total
160 173 520
187 161 532
167 159 505
143 144 418
134 162 476
909 917 2805
123 123 369
149 .161 463
199 134 485
144 158 432
129 102 468
190 175
532
934 912 2749
188 188 564
141 117 396
168 125 472
119 128 411
142 203 517
182 158 465
970 919 2828
Kuhn Club.
Smith
Griffin
Porter
Spttrgen
Beck
Total
Gossip
of )lhe
Gridiron
SEATTLE, Nov. 19 (API
Washington's football squad tra
veled soulh today for Saturday's
game with U. C. L.'A. on the de
parting keynote: "Oregon did It.
and anything Oregon can do, we
can do."
Stopping Bob Waterfleld's pass
es a Job to which most coast con
ference learns haven't been equal
was recognized by the Huskies
as their big chore. Coach Welch
Indicated that, the Bruins might
have a little pass defense problem
of their own.
BERKELEY, Calif., Nov. 19-
fAI'l- -Gene Fraselto shared left
guard with regular Jack Ilerrcro,
and Tony Fredman worked out
alongside of first siring Ernie
Centner at right guard yesterday
as California's fool ball warriors
practiced for the Stanford game
Saturday.
Coach Allison said the innova
tion was an attempt to develop
I he two as reserves at the spols
which have proved weak in the
past.
Allison made no promises re
garding Saturday's outcome but
did say, "we may come home."
PALO ALTO, Calif., Nov. 19
IAP) -Three Stanford football
players returned to the field yes-
'Light Up,
The Allied boys really get around.
by profftrtcg cljctto,
W.--n.: .--;' V ...T....- fc ,,
terday andi Coach Schwartz In
sured their health for the Calif
ornia game Saturday by avoiding
scrimmage. -
The three are Fred Sandcrman,
who broke a collar bone In the
Notre Dame game; Buck Fawcett
and Art Shlpkey.
Azalea
' AZALEA, Nov. 19. Miss Bcr
nlce Gaedeckc arrived here Mon
day morning from Florence and
spent several days visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Gaedecke, and with Mrs. Henry
Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Gaedeckc. . .
Paul Newman was a Roscburg
business caller Thursduy.
Mrs. Champ Johns, Mi'3. Paul
Newman, Mrs. F, A. Farnam r.nd
Mrs. Martin Newman shopped In
Roseburfj Monday. . They also
visited Mrs.,Ora Condray.
O. E. Reynolds and James
Thomas from Balaton, Ore., visit
ed hero Tuesday with Mrs. Alllc
Garrison and Jim White. .
Mr. and Mrs. William Jantzcr
made a business trip to Eugene
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Wlndom
from Medford were dinner guests
Thursday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Booth. They
wore en route to Pendleton where
Mr. Wisdom will be be stationed
with the U. S. army.
Mrs. John Jantzcr, Mrs. J. S.
Evans and Mrs. Stanley Jnnrzer
and son, Johnny, from Azalea, and
Mrs. Ben Jantzcr and Mrs. T. B.
Patterson from Wolf Creek, shop
ped In Grants Pass Friday.
Yoncalla
YONCALLA, Nov. lf).-At the
recent election, Walter Boak was
reelected mayor of the cily of
Yoncalla. Harriett Roberts was
reelected treasurer, Jean Cowan
and Alton West were named
councilmen and W.'J. Ladd was
elected recorder. Frank Hclllwell,
John Kruse, Mrs. Wade Crowe
and Oscar Thiol were on the elec
tion board.
The new city hall is receiving
some badly needed repairs. A new
shingle roof is being put on by
John Bowman and Elmer Gil
mer.
Word has been received from
Medford of the birth of a son,
Leon Dor, to Mr. and Mrs. Lauren
Forbes. Mrs. Forbes will be re
membered as Delorls Sphllike1!!
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perinl
of Yoncalla.
Several service men, who have
left from Yoncalla returned re
cently for short furloughs. Among
those who have been home are
John Jackson and Earl Shlery
from Florida, and Calvert Cox
from Maine. Mr. and Mrs. Thomp
son report their son, Marvin, Is
stationed In Michigan and George
is In Texas. George Taylor, an
other Yoncalla boy Is in Miami,
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs.nRaymond Jones
of Elkton are being congratulated
on the arrival of a daughter born
at the home of Mrs. Olive MeKeo
at Yoncalla. Mrs. Jones Is a da
ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed New
by of Yoncalla.
Bert Lufkln or Auburn, Wash.,
formerly from Yoncalla Is visit
ing at the George Kellogg home
for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Marstcrs
and son, Bill, enjoyed the foot
ball game at Grants Pass Wed
nesday, at which time their son,
George, Jr., played with the Rose
burg team.
Harry Shannon leTt Wednesday
for Bonners Ferry, Idaho, where
he has business to transact.
Mrs. Mamie Lake and Mrs. Nel
son of Salem arc visiting at the
Cynthia T. Turpin home for a
few days.
George Tavcnor, who is wlh
the U. S. coast guards, sent scv-
Girls; They're on the House' w-
Here they sre ir Tew Guinea trying
than hich thcr lfroothing deatw
era! days here last week visiting
his parents.
Rex Menegato spent Monday
transacting business in Salem.
Minor Applegate, George Edes
anc( Prof. Menegate transacted
business In Roseburg Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Van Demear of
Everett, Wash., spent several days
here i last week organizing a
Euodja club; This is a club of
young girls, who study the Bible.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Upshaw and
Mrs. F. M. Thornburg of Port
land visited at the Luther Daugh
erty home Monday. Mrs, Cassius
Rychard and son, Phil, returned
to Portland with them for a weeks
visit.
Dare Klngery made a business
trip to Redmond, Ore., last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Blhlandcr of
Seattle visited at the Dare King
cry home over the week-end.
Mr. McKlnley Huntington of
Fossel, Oregon, visited at the Ben
Huntington home recently.
Bruce Turpin, who has been
employed for the government in
Alaska for the last year, is home
for a five weeks vacation.
Mrs. Jesse Odcn and family of
Holdervllle, Okla., arrived . In
Yoncalla Saturday to Join Mr.
Oden.
Charles Barry of McMlnnville
spent several days here last week
visiting at the Kirklie home.
Sutherlin .
SUTHERLIN, Nov. 19. Mrs.
Harold Tonolq and Mrs. Ivan
Pickens of Roseburg were here
last Thursday night to meet with
the home nursing class and to
give further Instructions In the
care of the sick during hlackouts.
The second lesson will be given
Monday night. .
Mrs. Perry Thiele or Hoschurg
has accepted the teachers position
for the seventh and eigmn
grade rooms. Mrs. Helmut Til
che former teachor, resigned to
go to her husband, who Is In the
armed forces.
The listening post opened here
for the first time since a change
was made, with Mrs. B. S. Slack
and Mrs. E. W. Adamson as the
"watchers."
Edward Johnson and Harry
Mott of Gunter stopped to visit
friends for a short time Friday
while en route home from Rosc
burg. Mr. and Mrs. George Green are
building an addition on the cast
side of their building.
'' All those donating lo the lis -tenlng
post are asked to give
their donations again as this Is
the beginning of another month
for the night service.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker have
arrived from Baker where they
have lived since leaving here sev
eral months ago. They have re
turned to this part of the state
again to take up residence.
Mrs. Lloyd Quimby visited Mrs.
Gcrtl Weaver in Salem last
Saturday Mrs. Weaver is seri
ously 111 in a hospital there.
. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Cooper, Jr.,
visited rclaitves In Portland over
the week-end.
Leonard Barge, who Is on a 30
day furlough from the navy, Is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Barge and other relatives
here and his wife, who Is In Eu-
Miss Betty Davis, who Is attending-
school in Eugene spent
the week-end here with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Da
vis. Mr. and Mrs. "Zip" Lempko
and small child of Spokane,
Wash., arc visiting friends here.
They arc considering locating in
Sutherlin.
A courtly truck driven by Har
vey Carey rolled over on the
Bonanza mine road last Tuesday
knocking off a running board.
The driver was not Injured.
. George Allen left Saturday for
Marshfteld where he expects to
be employed.
. I
Toltphoto
local belles
lo coax a smile from three
down there la the Junglei