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FIVE tEDODilECCTrODlKlTr ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1943. Rentals 4ROOM house, unfurnished ex cept for stoves. Mrs. Joelson, 915 E. 2nd. street. APARTMENT .lurnished. Close in. Reasonable. Adults only. Phone 645-J. KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phone 590. 1 HOUSEKEEPING room, $7.00, light, water. 828 Hamilton. 3 ROOM apartment, private bath, Adults. 520 S. Stephens. )NORTHSIDE APARTMENTS. Modern. Phone 802-R. SLEEPING rooms. 707 West Mosher street. $8.00 n month sleeping rooms. 129 W. Lane. FOR RENT modern apartment. noici v auey. 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. lTfin SAT V 'in r-hn,,,-n1t i,ll up. Good condition, good tires, spare tire. p. u. Hanson, Mel rose Star Route. Work Wanted THE OLD TIME BLACKSMITH. I specialize on plows, logging equipment, thread cutting and spring work. E. E. Woodcock, WANTED IMMEDIATELY work by day or hour. Steady job preferred. Woman 41 years of age. Write P. O. Box 1084, Roscburg, Oregon. Wanted WANTED 37in. top 32 ft. and 93lt. fir logs. Telegraph collect price f. o. b. loading point, earliest shipment. Niedermeyer Martin Co., Portland, Oregon. WANTED late model refrlgera tor and washing machine. Will pay cash. Call or see John II. Peyton, Route 2, Box 297, or phone 31F-21 evenings. WANTED used Boscn and Lomb binoculars, over 4 power. Phone 81. I RED RYDER fMSSY LOLITA K f YEAH, UTILE 1 YOU SEE,V)'R LOW A I LL BE. ALL , f But I'LL JUST TiDY t mt. Ji 1 SAY YOU J .mh BEAVER.' 1HOUGKT . ON GRU& AMT V01TV4 ?"Z"ps UP YOUR, DED'YOU'lL r-Zf l iWii WMiT-LlrA (-bT1V YOUT HELP ME. YOUR FRIEND BLIND PON'I BOTHER. H BE rAORE COMFORTABLE A 1 Mil ALLEY OOP Three Jacks and a Joker By V. T, Hamlin ' , QpLLV, POR A ) 1 f ( BROTHER?? GADFREy A ( . . " ( TWO? WHASSA MATTER ,--; 7; LIITL& TYKE. -J V IS THERE. TWO J -1 ? 4 CAU'T von sbp ? P :-':'; iDVFTL,LX V of you?1 ' . ,'- ouBcafisr otmoses "f- A WALLOP.' J MADE VOL) SQUALL, A - , 11 . ' V TOTALS THREE ', "-v y ( VOL) SHOULD MIX IT ( s- V i FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS CaC groggy By jrringjosser wee -v ivi-m-mt -l (WK.bMITH, DO r IHE.N WELL MEET 1 -V v A Ll VSfRCP0T JUSSED? VOL) TAKE MODERKJ ) WELL, ASMN TOMORROW f LARDY.'-- Vv' ' MV HAT OM AND SHUCKS, 1 WAS HISTORY AT X'M IM TW6" CLASSROOM, '-( (vvy V . - 0 JL S,- WALKED OFF ONLY WEARING SHADYSIDE 17 EXPOSED 1 IMAGINE - TAUATA-" H' T -CZ I - C IT FOB. A GAG, v HIGH ? f T&nl tnw 1 JOSM- 's " -- K WANTED electric sewing ma chine. Portable preferred. Box 1403, c-o News-Review. Fuel . PHONE 46b Green Slab Wood ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. 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- burg. Ranch located at Win Chester. FOR SALE Throe horses, one pair 4 and 5 years old, 3100 pounds and one good farm chunk, 1350. All well broke and sound In every way. E. J. Craw ford, between Wilbur and Sutherlin. FOR SALE reasonable or trade for sheep, team horses, 5 and 6 years, sound, weight 1250. Emil Hall, 1 mile south Sutherlin. FOR SALE 1 milk cow, 3 years old; 1 heller, seven months old; 17 milk goats, 1 billy. C. Mc Cann, Camas Valley. FOR SALE 75 good ewes, lamb ing; 30 coming 2-year-old ewes; 30 wether lambs. E. E. Baker, Coos Junction. WANTED 50 to 100 head of stock and feeder cattle. Also breeding ewes. George Ward, Grand hotel. 10 BEAUTIFUL cocker spaniel puppies. See them in Ott's Music store window Saturday. WEANER PIGS for sale. First house on Singleton road. E. J. Bollman, Idlcyld Route. . WANTED 100 head of feeder pigs. Al's Roscburg Auction Call 486-Y. FOR SALE 26 young sheep. In quire at Lyle's station, Days Creek, Oregon. REGISTERED white Collie dogs and puppies. Fred Fisher, Rose burg, Oregon. WANTED Dry sows, any size. Give particulars. Box 1399, c-o News-Review. WANTED!-3 year-old Jersey and Guernsey cow, fresh soon. Frank Roberts, Dillard. 2 SIX WEEKS old spaniel puppies lo give away. 830 Mosher. PIGS for sale. Henry Crane, Ump- qua. For Sale Miscellaneous 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, Roscburg. FOR SALE -.30 .30 Winchester carbine with ammunition; .38 .40 Bisley model revolver and cartridges; .45 Colt automatic with 100 cartridges. Smith's Gunshop, 560 N. Jackson. FOR SALE 3 tray oil incubator, bed steads, electric hot plates, healer, baby basket. Mrs. Alfred J. Moore, 545 Fowler street. FOR SALE a good piling show on rock road. S200.00 deposit. 60-1 South Main street after 7 p. m. GOLD RINGS for pierced ears. Ruby sotting. Lula Hulladay, 420 N. Jackson street, Annex. FRIGIDAIRE excellent condi tion, porcelain inside and out, 5 ft. box. Call 319 after 6:00. PRUNES. Choice Italians, pound 10c; petite prunes, S6-50 hun dred pounds. Lindbloom. FOR SALE 16x6 trailer house, factory built, "Indian Scout". Call Lookingglass store. FULLER Bristlecomb hair brush, $2.95. Merle Ivle, 1004 Lawn ridge, Grants Pass. FOR SALE-Lady's fur coat, size 38, worn once. Box 1 101, c-o News-Review. OUTBOARD motor, $45.00. Powell's. 70 POUND ice box, good condi tion; pair pruning loppers. 418 S. Stephens. FOR SALE -one sawdust burner, round hopper, good condition. Call 312. BOXWOOD stove and 3 milk cows for sale. J. R. Jcanson, Tenmile. CHEAP wood range at Powell's Hardware. Poultry FOR SALE about GO New Hamp shire pullets, 8 months old, just beginning lo lay, entire lot, SI. 00 each. Inquire Howard M. Bailey, phone 417, Perkins building. BABY chicks of outstanding breeding. Also custom hatching at Watzig Hatchery. LAWYER RADIO SERVICIN3 Ira B. Riddle, Phone 324-J " Room 222, Perkins Bldg. Radio Doctors. 306 N. Stephen! GENERAL SAW FILING " ' ' Howard (SiFbr7l4TsrsiH: Lund Phone COMM CL REFRIGERATION' FLUE CLEANING diet Hamm. Phono 715. PIANO TUNING Furnaew vacuum cleaned flu. cleaning. Call 84L J. C. Bew Arundel. Repairs, Demoth. 189-1. ley. FOR SALE 100 pure Ch'istio New Hampshire pullets, 11 weeks, from 3A matings. 3 miles on Melrose road. Mrs. C. F. Broady, Roscburg, Oregon. Dogs Jacobs Kennels. Phono 736-J. Trade FOR TRADE 1910 Dodge sedan for farm machinery. J. F. Wardwell, Box 149, Melrose Star Route. FOR TRADE 1932 Ford V-8 and some cash for equity or down payment on small farm or modern house. Ed Davis, Win chester. Real Estate MODERN 2 bedroom home, fire place, furnace, full basement, garage, excellent location only four blocks from city center. Price S350U.00. 160 acres, 14 miles from Ruse burg on good road, cabin, no fences, plenty of piling, and wood. Will sell or trade on house in town and pay differ ence. Prefer West Roscburg. Price SHmO.OO. See me lor city homes and busi ness properties. Fine selection of homes from $1200.00 to $7000.00. Earl Wiley, Hotel Rose bldg. MODERN, 2 bedroom dwelling, close in, large lot with large chicken bouse. Will be avail able February 10. Quick sale de sired. Everything in Real Estale and In surance, Fred A. Golf, 122 S. Stephens, phone 21 H. 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 gootl timber. If interested write to P. O. Box 172, Roscburg. Oregon. rgra. i; gr utt sehvi-.e FOR SALE modern 4 room cot tage Willi garage, cheap. Earl Wiley, Rose hotel building. Missioner From China to Speak at Nazarene Church The Rev. G. W. Royall, Toron to, Canada, who has Just return ed from occupied China, will be guest speaker in a special mis sionary rally at the Roscburg Church of the Nazarene, 400 E. Douglas street. Feb. 1, 7:30 p. 111. it was announced by the pastor. Rev. Leonard Hannon. The Church of the Nazarene in Chao Cheng, Shantung province, China, where Rev. Mr. Royall and his family spent the past five years, was one of more than a hundred American church proper ties destroyed by Japanese bombs. The Hev. Mr. Royall has a sliver from a fivc-hundrod pound bomb that destroyed the church of which lie was pastor. At the outbreak of hostilities in the far east, the missionary was mistaken by Japanese mili tary leaders as a Russian spy. On another occasion, lie was held a prisoner for nineteen days on a British coastal steamer outside the Port of Tientsin, when a chol era quarantine was enforced by the Japanese. Hev. Mr. Royall is the author of several books, including "Enemies of the Middle King dom", ".Missionary Missiles", and "'Chinking Yellow". His contact with the missionary forces of Japan, witli Chinese government officials, and with tiie red anhy will add interest lo the address to lie heard in this city. He Is one of the few Occidentals to have ever successitilly composed Chi nese poetry. t The public is cordially invited (n attend the railv. By Fred Harman a hc. t. m. pec u s. t. o". '3 News of Men t Douglas County In War Service Louis Pillard, Jr., son of Major and Mrs. U A. Pillard of Kose burjj, has been advanced to first lieutenant in the U. S. army, according to word received here today. He now Is stationed at Riverside, California, and is as signed to duty with the quarter master department. His father, a Roscburg dentist, recently called from reserve status to active du ly with the army dental corps, now is at Camp Cook, Califor nia. Musical Treats, Fight Broadcast Dated on KRNR KKNIt's Guest Artist series will star Mrs. Clyde Heard to night in a thirty-minute pro gram of piano solos, beginning at V : 1 5. Her first group will in clude two movements from "Moonlight Sonata," andante Ihnttin from Hut WiTHi cimi,lu,ht "Andante Cantabile" from 7lh trio in U flat, and 'Worship of God in Nature" by Heethoven. The second group is chosen to interest tne children and in cidest "The Stars" by Schu bert, Spinney's "Cradle Song," Schumann's "Cradle Song" and Bralim's "Lullaby." The closing number will bo a fantasia com posed of themes from the opera II Trovatore, arranged by Uorn. Old Favorite Billed A special radio adaptation of CTotow's beloved operetta, "Mar tha," will be the "Chicago Thea ter of the Air" presentation on KRNR, Thursday, .Ian. 2S at :t p. m. first produced in Vienna fn 1H17, the operetta has been pre sented all over the world, being tl'an:;laleil into r-lri'n l:ini, to,- Crowning aria of the opera is I us inc last Rose or. Summer," Oilier well known songs in the score include "Martha," "Ilun iress fair," 'Light and Gay," and "Like u Dream 13right and VuW." Adapted by Kenneth McGregor, die theme anil leading musical selections of the five la will lie retained in the con- .lenseu one-hour version. Titular Bout Billed A ten round over the weight niaic-n oeiween Willie Pep, new ly crowned featherweight champ, and the New Jersey lightweight, Allie Slolz, will be ailed over KRNR Don Lee Mutual from Madison Square garden, Friday January 2i at 7 p. m. I'WT. Don Dunphy and RIM Coruin will pro vide the blow-by blow and .olor details of the Gillette -sponsored event. A Pennsylvania housewife scrapped a pancake griddle, made by one of her ancestors at his forge shortly after the revolution. LEARN THE TRUTH ABOUT BOWEL WORMS NoImmIv in nurff lo wet pc. Ami round worm h run run ift real trouble inside you or yutir rhihl. Wnlcli fir tho wariiina niunH: iirt f ut-y vlorriiMti, ncrvoimni hh. Itchy now r M'nt. (h-I Jaynu'ii Verinifuiro rik'ht nwiiyl JAi NF.'K in America's hi1lnu propriftiiry worm mwdrfm! : uhm! by million for over a rc-nlury. 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Think it over and concentrate your buying where , "YOU OWN THE PROFITS" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange ROSEBURG, OREGON AUCTION Monday, February 1 AL'S ROSEBURG AUCTION Monday We Will Sell Fred Smith's Oakland Dairy Herd Consisting of real milk producers. One 6-year-old, just fresh, giving 5 gallons. One 4-year old, just fresh, giving Vh. gals. One 5-year-old, to freshen in 3 weeks. Two 6-year-old, giving IVi gals. each. One 3-year-old coming fresh with second calf. This herd's bufterfat test is very high. Hear exact fig ures on each cow at the sale. - 7 HEAD GOOD WORK HORSES AND 2 SETS OF HARNESS. SEVERAL GOOD SOWS AND PIGS Sale Starts at 1 1 :30 on Furniture and Miscellaneous Items Livestock at 2:00 Sharp Don't miss this big sale if you need a good milk cow or work horses. COME AND BRING WHATEVER YOU HAVE TO SELL CALL AL AT 486-Y FOR EARLY CONSIGNMENTS Al LaPan, Auctioneer Phone 486-Y Tune KRNR at 7:25 Monday morning for auction Program. GGEEEQDu? (HEEDS' .1 AT YOUR SERVICE e It is your wartime responsibility to have your trac tors, tools, anil equipment put in first-class operating condition. Your machine power is all that's left Co re place manpower gone to war. Jt's the backbone of your food production in 1!M3. Our McCormick Decrinj; shop is the right place to . have your service work done. We hace the skill, tools, and equipment. And we know the specialized business of repairing farm machines. Right now this shop is handling all the work it can take. But the thing to do is to schedule your work ahead set it up with us for n certain date and we'll get it done on time. Drop in today and we'll arrange it to your satisfaction. SIG FETT 527 N. Jackson For newspaper deliveries after 5:30 Please Call 215-L While? L Phone 169