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Newspaper Page TextFIVE i" ' ' ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1943. Rentals iFOK RENT clean, 4-room, fur- nished house. Available Janu f ury 25th. Inquire at 544 S. Pine. APARTMENT lurnlshed. Close In. Reasonable. Adults only. I Phone 645-J. FURNISHED housekeeping room. Light, water. $7.00 month. 828 H Hamilton. FURNISHED house for rent. ' Reasonable. Phone 12-L. -J KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phone 550. FURNISHED house 3 rooms and bath. 404 N. Jackson. NORTHSIDE APARTMENTS. J Modern. Phone 802-R, SLEEPING rooms. 707 West S Mosher street. FOR RENT modern apartment. Hotel Valley. 8.00 up sleeping rooms. 42a W. Lane. Wanted WANTED- late model refrigera tor and washing machine. Will pay cash. Call or see John H. Peyton, Route 2, Box 297, or phone 31F-21 evenings. WILL PAY cash for late model pickup, small craulcr tractor and machine shoplathe. Write Box 484, Cottage Grove, Ore gon. Real Estate FOR SALE or trade for city prop erty anywhere in Douglas, Coos or Curry counties, 120 acres range land, 45 acres in open range, 500,000 feet good timber. If interested write to P. O. Box , 172, Roseburg, Oregon. Poultry FOR SALE 400 pure Christie New Hampshire pullets, 11 weeks, from 3A matings. 3 miles on Melrose road. Mrs. C. F. Uroady, Roseburg, Oregon. NEW HAMPSHIRE (hicks today at Watzig Hatchery. Fuel PHONE 468 Green Slab Wood ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. Dogs Jacobs Kennels. Phone 7.'i(i-.I RED RYDER ALLEY OOP faou SURE VVOGKED wluofcs , it lklV Jcv uiiOT in I o "N. 1 .v4j9l w ,X -r. ii-v .,...vr rt---r. .m. r ' I there--whatd 1 S' V Jf a cowboy iAtaed f anybody, tuck-' Ji Jj'A that cowboy ain't J I THEY WANT, JL I Tm01) RED RYDER, BLIMDED1 I 1 CHASED EfA AWAY' 1 WSJM!kl FOOUei1.' HE IS J1 MIRACLES WITH MY OH, THAT FACE, OOOLA, BUT HOW D'YA. EXPECT TO GIT ME IMTOTHIS LITTLE QL' DRESS THING' ..r 'V TRicii S II ZJL-V e&yl FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS FOS TWO WEEKS, YOU WILL HAVE TO DO WHAT ANYONE tciic won t?-i rv .r.M-i MATTEL WHO ME IS I 1 it V i . . i i -t Livestock HORSES for sale 15 head to pick from. You may try these horses at the farm. You must be satisfied. Will buy feeder pigs or any kind of cattle. Write V. H. Schricker, Route 2, Rose- i burg. Ranch located at Win chester. BLACK cow, 7 years old; fat hog, weight about 250; 2 veal calves; 15 angora goats; cow, 3 years old. Sprague Ranch, near Ten mile. A. Giffin. WANTED sixty fresh cows, springers and large heifers. Phone 663 or call 1200 Win chester. FOR SALE Yearling Shorthorn bull, yearling Jersey bull, good. Billups, 4 .miles west Glendale Mill. FOR SALE 4 wcancr pigs. For mer Athey place, 51 miles E. of Sutherlin. H. S. Mathewman. FOR SALE 50 ewes, years fleece, lambing now. Edward Dahl, Camas Valley, Oregon. FOR SALE or trade -5-year-old Black Gelding, broke to work. A. V. Abcene, Sutherlin. FOR SALE 1 billy; 4 milk goats, to freshen in 2 weeks. Henry Elliott, Lookingglass. NANNY and billy, good strain, long hair Angoras. Adams, 6 miles S. on No. 911. WANTED Dry sows, any size. Give particulars. Box 1399, co News-Review. Lost and Found STRAYED-from West Melrose, large red heifer, large grey Jersey heifer. Both have horns, and are bred. Last seen in December. Any information gratefully received. Mrs. II. S. Cheek, Melrose Route. WILL the person who took the stake hammer from the W. C. Pelham residence please return it as it is needed badly. Mrs. W. C. Pelham, Canyonville, Ore gon. LOST nne bagget Elgin watch with black strap, Saturday night, January 16, between Umpqua hotel and the Indian theatre. Return to Mae Madi son, Glendale, Oregon. LOST wallet containing student body ticket, Social Security card, pictures, identification card, some silver. Finder please return to News-Review. C COME NOvA l . ii i-r it I J -"T"' .V' v r VCXJR. ROBE, WHAT IF SOMEONE- ASS ME TO DO SOME WORK, OB. OMPTUIM. EQUALLY UWPLEASAMT? . M srrzr out of ntyr I PROBLEM FOR II GADFREY.OROBEJ t vaii i tyj Tmf i " "n;, r ) For Sale Miscellaneous FOR SALE Guernsey heifer, lumber, tools, rack for Dodge pickup, nails, foundation rock, evener set, saws, i In. pipe, fittings, door, wheelbarrow, water trough, sink, wire, 5 and 10 gallon cans, many other good items. E. A. Schudciske, phone Oakland 27-F-22. FOR SALE buzz saw with model T engine; studio couch, Sim mons; bed, springs, matress; dining room table and 4 chairs; lounge chair; spring rocker; '34 Ford V-8 pickup, good tires. John W. Ascott, Reston Road, 3 miles W. of Lookingglass. FOR SALE TO SMALL MILL Part of my production of clear, medium sized logs. Site furnish ed for mill on rock road at timber. I deliver logs to you, guaranteed supply. Inquire 604 South Main street, Roseburg. LADY'S and men's golf bag and club's, electric roaster, Victrola and records, set of Wonder books, and miscellaneous articles. 318 S. Pine street. HOT POINT electric range. Original cost, $289.00. Will sell for $50.00. Albert Lillie, Arago, uregon . FOR SALE-a good piling show on rock road. $200.00 deposit. 601 South Main street after 7 p. m. FOR SALE, CHEAP 60 stories Pioneer life of early settlers. Never used. 318 S. Pine street. FULLER Bristlecomb hair brush, $2.95. Merle Ivie, 1004 Lawn ridge, Grants Pass. HOUSE trailer. Good condition, good tires. Charles J. Coney, Umpqua Park. LADY'S fur coat, size ISO. small for owner. Box ltirj News Review. 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. As Advertised No Place for Men i : ' The Initiation Begins You'll have do itoi?. GET PADDLED.' i i I On Top of that. T you are not I allowed to j Tell the TBIJTU- f PMOME MOT EVEM HILDA AND ONCE.V wll SHOWNOU ;'rl vsy LAWYER Ira B. Riddle, Phone 324-J Room 222, Perkins Bldg. GENERAL SAW FILING Howard Casebeer, 413 S. Steph. COMM'CL REFRIGERATION Chet Hamm. Phone 715. PIANO TUNING Arundel. Repairs, Demolh. 189-L. Help Wanted WANTED married woman to conduct small apartment house and, with her family, to occupy the same. Close In. Adults. In quire 308 North Stephens. WANTED girl for housework in country. Phone 7-F-35 early morning or evening or address Mrs. S. E. Singleton, P. O. Box 889. WANTED truck driver I Ford logging truck). Must ho experi enced. Inquire 911 Hamilton. Will Install OfficersNew of ficers of Alpha lodge No. 17, Knights of Pythias will be install ed following a banquet at the K. of P. hall next Monday evening. A concert of accordion music will follow. Members are asked to bring their own coffee and sugar. LODGE DIRECTORY - Roseburg Rebekah Lodgo, No. 41 Meets in Odd Fellows Tern pie every second and lourtl Tuesday evening. VELMA HERMANN, N. G. Tll.l.IE JOHNSON. Sec. GeMolay tempter Itcieu lar meeting ovory neo mill and fourth Tburs days at tlio iMnsonll tpnii.l. SCHIHIi. F. C. E. Aerie JiUi, niM Mucca lien hall on Pine street everj Tin-Miay evening nt 8 o'clock Visiting brothers alanyii wel conio. ARTHUR EVANS, Pres. GEO. FREW, Secy' O. E. S., Roseourg Chapter IMo. 8 Holds stated communications oi the flint and third Thuisdsys li each month. All . snjnurntnl brothers and sisters are cordial ly Invited to attend. GLADYS STRONG, W. M. CHRISTINE MICELLI, Sea (( I'M SORRY, YOUR. HIGHKJES, ( AM' STAY OUT. YOU ) BUT YOU'VE HAD THIS COMIW6 NOSEY JUGHEAPED . vMi TO YOU FOR A LOMG TIME... I -, kirinPS ' S UnSF WOW I'M GOIMG TO ZIP 3NUUr3. f o VVOU UP THE BACK Y ' 77",Jfevl S 0 ,)7rMY goshT -ti'I-'r A P'Ljk I'M AT THE CRYSTAU PALACE , DANCING WITH ANQTWEK GIRL AND HAVING A WONDERFUL. TIME RADIO 8ERVICIN3 Radio Doctors. 306 N. Stephen! Lund Radio Service. Phone 3 FLUE CLEANING Furnaces vacuum cleaned flu cleaning. Call 841, J. C. Bew ley. W. B. A., Roseourg Review, No. It Holds regular meetings on seo and and fourth Thursdays al 2:00 p. ni. Visiting sisters invll eil to attend reviews. Maccabd hall. Pine and Cass streets. MAUDE POWERS, Pres. MRS. JESSIE VINSON. F. Seo I. O. O. F., Pnltetanan Lodge, Nq 8 Meets In Odd Fellows templl every Thursday evening. Visit lng brothers are always wel come. LORNE T. SWENSON, N. G. GEO. W. D1MMICK, Sec. B. P. O. ELKS No. 326 Meets in Elks temple second and fourth Thursdays in eacn month. Visiting brothers al days welcome. IRA B. RIDDLE, Scc'y Neighbors of woodcraft. Lllsi Circle, No. 49 Mots on firm and third Mor.dny evenings, lo I. O. O. P. hall. Visiting uelgb bors invited to attend. AUGUSTA MORAN, G. N. CYNTHIA GERMOND, Clerk. Job's Daugnters. No. 8 MeeU first and fourth Tuesdays al 7:30 p. m., Masonic Temple Master Masor.s and O. E. S members always welcome. JERRIE JOHNSON, Hon. Queen. SHIRLEY CARTER, Rec. Ladles Auxiliary to Cagies, Rose burg Aerie, No. 14 Meets In Miiccaheo hall on Cuss street, on second and fourth Tuesday evo nlngs of each months, at I o'clock. Visiting sisters in good slnntting always welenaifl. CLARA STE1WIG, M. Pres. ESTHER BAKER, G. N. For newspaper deliveries after 5:30 Please Call 215-L By Fred Harman By V. T. Hamlin By Merrill Blosser i AND SHE HUNGUP" Around the County Elkton ELKTON, Jan. 21 Mrs. Jane Schad, who has been ill, Is bet ter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Solomon and Joy Solomon, of Roseburg, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Haines. Mr. and Mis. Solomon took Mrs. Haines to RosebuiR with them. Carl Moore has returned from Eugene, where ho was in the hospital for an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Haines, of Albany, spent the week end in Elkton. Miss Vera Haines, who is work ing in Portland, was in Elkton over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hugui, of Eugene, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. 11. S. Adams. Allen Adams was also home from Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schad have gone to Mayger to visit Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ologo. Mrs. Ologe is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Schad. Itoliert Grubbe, of Reedsport, Is visiting relatives and friends in Elkton. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Anderson and family spent the week end 1'lr.lllng Mrs. Anderson's father, Howard Armflcld, and brother, Halza Armficld, at Albany. Dr. Silas Fairham, of Salem, was at Elkton Monday evening, for a meeting in the Methodist church. The evening started with a politick supper which was fol lowed by a sermon from . Lr. iuirhain. A quarterly conference was held at the close of the meet ing. Mr. and Mrs. Charles OTar rell, of Hosehurg, spent Sunday with Mrs. Ella Fenley. Sutherlin SLTHEKL1N,. Jan. 31-Llovd Thompson suffered a badly sprained ankle Tuesday when he .lumped from his truck while loading hay. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Firman of Hosehurg visited friends in Suth erlin last Saturday evenini;. Claude Harvey returned the first of the week from Klumatli Falls with a milk truck which he purchased In that city. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Slack ar rived here Thursday night from Henri, Nevada, when' Edgar is stationed with the air corps. Me Is on a 15-day furlough. City Marshall Clyde Holman returned Wednesday night from a short business trip to Port ia ml. Nicky Norton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norton, Is quite ill at his home east of town with a very bad cold and congested lungs. Jerry DeMuth, who Is employ ed In the shipyards at Portland, is spending several days this week with his mother, Mrs. An naBulIo rieMuth. Hcvcrend Perry Smllh of Hero hunt visited friends here Friday. Wayne Musgrove received a badly sprained hand Thursday when he fell while roller skat ing. Carliin Ural ton, son of Mr. and iMrs. John Hrallon, is enjoying a furlough from the U. S. navy at his home here and with friends. Myrtle Creek MYRTLE CKEKK, Jan. 21 -Sgl. Kalph Haley arrived last Friday from Monroe, Louisiana, for a visit with his stepfather and mother, Mr. and Mrs. George irask, and other relatives and many friends. He is studying ground mechanics. He is leaving soon to take up his work again. Mrs. Jennie Whitford has been very ill at her home on Johnson and Pine sheets. Several farmers on norlh and south Myrlle creeks suffered Ihe Joss of bridges in Ihe recent floods, or, in some cases the bridge would be turned around or partially washed away. V. S. Dunnavin, who has a large sheep ranch on upper I-ees creek, has a different complaint. He has a spare bridge, but the creek lew Its banks $t short distance above the bridge and cul a now channel through which it meanders with all the appearance of being er manrnlly settled. Mr. Dunnavin cannot cover it with his old bridge as the former-channel is drep enough to have lo tie cov ered. H. M. Shirtcliff Sr. has been quite sick for Ihe past week but was reported to be somewhat bettor the middle of Ihe week. Allien Martin is reported ill Willi a heavy cold. Mr. and Mrs. A. I). Kllloll and Mrs. J. G. Michaels were Rose burg visitors Thursday. Young lambs are quite a com mon sight In the sheep pastures al Ibis early season, which will mean more eash In the po-kels of the growers a lillie later. Charlie MeGcc who has been visiting his daughter. Mis. Sen rum in Seattle, is home. Mrs. Schram brought him back and is MONDAY, JAN. 25 AL'S ROSEBURG AUCTION All classes of livestock sold at market price last week. We are looking for a good sale Monday.. You'll find a buyer for anything you have to sell. Livestock, Furniture, Tools, Implements DON'T MISS THIS BIG SALE Al LaPan, Auctioneer Phone 486-Y Tune KRNR at 7:25 Monday morning for auction Program. making a short stay with him be fore reluming to her home. Mrs. Charles Neal, nee Helen Haley, who is teaching the Riversdale school, came home Friday for a visit with her bro ther, Sgt. Halph Haley. Mr. Neal who is with the Signal corps. Is stationed at Camp Kohler, Cal. Mrs. Ralph Shirtcliff and small daughter, left Wednesday via hits for a visit with the for mer's parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Glann Oshorn at their home at Fairfield, Calif. Farmers, who have land which can be plowed, now arc hurried ly getting in as much grain as possible, as the rains last fall left no slopping place for crop plant ing alter they started. Dr. Verne Adams went to Portland last Saturday, relum ing Tuesday and bringing Mrs. Adams home after a week's vis iting with her mother in the city. Local sportsmen are gelling some nice stcellieads out of the river since Ihe high water. . , Yoncalla YONCALLA, Jan. 21 Amos Yelunlk of San Francisco spent' several days here last week re newing old acquaintances. Mr. Yelunlk was assistant cashier In the Farmers Security bank last summer. Mrs. Wade Crose spent Mon day transacting business in Roseburg. Vince Applegale left last week for Portland to find employment. Mrs. Homer Kruse spenl seve ral days last week visiting her daughter, Hetty Ruth Kruse, in Eugene, Mrs. Andy Leoper, Mrs. Adda Young, Mrs. C. C. Holman and sons, Russell and Jimniie, or Sulherlln visited at the W. J. Ladd home recently. Sidney Lasswell of Pol l land spent several days here last week visiting his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Chad Daughorty of Salem transacted business here Friday and visited rriends. Mr. and Mrs. Emmell Chur chill and bahy daughter if Eu gene spenl. Ihe week end visit ing al the parental Churchill home in Rice Valley. Doris Kingery spent Friday transacting business in Drain. Mrs. Harry Gibson visited her brother and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Arne lljork, in Salem Hits week. Mr. and Mrs. II. Kissling and Dan Wright spent the week end on Ihe coast visiting relalives and friends. Miss Heath spenl .Saturday transacting business lu Eugene. Miss Helly Ruth Kruso of Eu gene spent several days here last week visiting her parents. Misses Phyllis Wright, mid Barbara I looser and Oliver Mar rln, who took pari In the -III club radio program which was recoil! ly broadcast over KRNR will be heard ill a slate-wiile broadcast on Monday evening, Feb. 1, over KOAC at Corvallis. It is part of the Douglas county 4 11 club program. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE Is hereby given that Iho County Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County has (ixed Saturday, January .')(), l!)i;i, at the hour of ten o'clock in the Old? Get Pep, Vim with Iron, Calcium, Vitamin B, i MEN, WOMEN tX$?JZSxX. I If I bv.-""t. Ti,- ' Mr-t fontulw I-,1'nni-.n'P "f'.ii D rt-l T,,r IIW h- l-BlK !i,S Irn, . .mum. "Mffltn H. TIKMI, r,n f,'l nTT'V. j v,nir 1 ,f Til.'rti f Irlal 3V f" .-AK !'NLY I" rt-ttUf j II. H1H It tiisM W ts.n t.tk-4, on' Mfc- A'-a I tk t.,gt the I'H Oj'iti.) -Kim,,, 1.,-oLnU,) " .!, ; A ill ! ? s- !' in Ke-M'Uii jt 1 ullritoii s I'l us rn forenoon and the county court room in the court house in Rose burg, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing the final ac count of the undersigned admin istrator of the estate of Fredrlcka Kimmel, deceased, and for the hearing of all objections, if any, thereto. Dated December 31, 1942. E. BOLLENBAUGH, Administrator. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the estates of Lovlda E. Davis, also known as L. E. Davis, deceased, and Kudyard E. Davis, deceased, now pending In tho County Court of Douglas County, uregon, are nereoy notinea to present tho same, verified as re quired by law, to Hallmark & C-eddes, Attorneys, Roseburg, Oregon, within six months from the dale hereof. Dated this 31st day of Decem ber, 1!)12. PAUL E. GEDDES, Administrator of the estates ol Lovida E. Davis, deceased, and Rudyard E. Davis, deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that tho undersigned has been appointed administrator of tho estato of O. E. Brand, sometimes known as Olof E. Brand, and sometimes known as Ole E. Brand, deceased. All persons having claims agniast said estate arc notified to present the same to the undersigned at the law office of Long and Long, Douglas County courthouse, Rose burg, Oregon, within six months from date of first publication hereof. Dated and first published De cember 24th, 1942. J. V. LONG, Administrator of the estate of O, E. Brand, deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The undersigned has been ap pointed administrator of tho estate of August A. Sagaberd, de ceased. All persons having claims against said estate arc notified to present the same; verified as re quired by law, to tho undersigned administrator at the offico of Rice & Orcutt in Roseburg, Doug las County, Oregon, within six months from the date of this no tice. Dated December 24, 1912. CARD SAGABERD, Administrator, Estato of August A. Sagaberd, deceased. How To Relieve Bronchitis Creomiilslon relieves promptly be cause it Koes right to the seat of thq trouble to hrlp loosen and expel uerm laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe mid heal raw, tender, In flamed bronchial mucous mem ornnes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the un derstanding you must like the way it qulcklv allays the cough or you aro to have vour money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights Torlnrn ny yrtur krHrjy roouin IS ml1s of tiny liilxnor filters whirri help to purify th hl'ol and kren you healthy. When thy kh tun I bik! dun t work right in tho cUytlmoj ninny tr-oplo have to set up niicht. Frequent orm-unty pil-wircs with Btnurtinn nnd burning RomuliriH-fi rIi own thoro fa no Hint hind wrong wilb yotir kidnoys or Murldrr. Don't nrplcrt thin rondilinn nnd 1im viiluaiiirj.tfwlful tiWp. When disorder of kidiwy function pirniita tM'Iflnnoiu mndcr to remain in your blood, It itNy aUo oauw DsCRtng backseat, rheum&Uo tii! rg pin, lows of pep od mrrv, unfiling, ptiffinc under the eye, aeadscaea and dining. too't wait! A?k your dmsidst fnr Doid' rills, usni durrn-eltuly by nnllionB for over 10 yr-HTP. Thfv rive hippy rtftef od will farip 1b 'Atuil'acf kidocv tubeiiub out pc'j-o-nm te from your blood. Oct Coa PUfe