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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURS, OREGON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1943. FIVE i Rentals WANT stocked and equipped farm to handle on shares. Clood local references. Box 1-118, co News-Review. FURNISHED APARTMENT, 3 looms and bath. 428 Pitzer, Mrs. S. J. Black. APARTMENT lurnished. Close In. Reasonable. Adults only. Phone 645-J. COMPLETELY furnished 2 bed room, modern home. Phone 651-L. KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phone 550. NORTHSIDE "APARTMENTS Modern. Phone 802-R. SLEEPING rooms. Moshor street. 7U7 West FOR RENT modern apartment. Hotel Valley. Wanted CASH for used furniture and other articles, 1 piece or a housefull. Furniture, refrigera tor, washer, bike, stove and odd pieces. Spot cash. Must be usable or repairable. Phone Western Ante Supply Co., at !)7 and we'll come out to see you. TIMBER. Have buyers for one to one hundred million com mercial timber. Give owner ship and complete description, cruise or estimate if anv. Ad dress E. M. Banta 1393 West 7 street or G3-1 West 5 street, Eu gene, Oregon. WANTED -work for large cat and dozer. Have small cat for lighter work. Also want one 3 furrow, 1U inch plow, one S foot Killifer disc. Phone 320, 335 N. Jackson. WANTED -late model refrigera tor and washing machine. Will pay cash. Call or sec John II. Peyton, Route 2, Box 297, or phone 31 F-21 evenings. WANTED - used washing ma chine and kitchen range. Also odd pieces of furniture. Box M17, c o News-Review. WANTED black oak and laurel wood for kitchen range. In quire 211 Washington. Hay, Grain, Feed PorTsALE - -a 1 fa iTa-hTiyi firsiT second and third cutting. A. H. Marsh, Wilbur, Garden valley road. FOR SALE -Grimm alfalfa seed. .1. L. Alkins, Riddle. Oregon. RED RYDER T HB J SH-H-H-' LVTlrA SO-' to ri i I AY DISGUISE WORKED, T TAKE " T'JSk ll mjsi ee s tfl W5 our chae V Ltwffir little beaver ' that Mm until 1 get over V y tfe- ftiWTOPVn13 S' Sliry 1 llll HANSIeV rOS THINKS .&f BY Tri LIVERY JGK-- ALLEY OOP ? ? ? By V. T- Hamlin 1 7n ' v-r,,-, t t fvNA &i w tuc It rv-ivvr tuikw "i I I WISH VOU WOULD 'UlZl' 'l , A V":'- . Nr'' '; iV.,'.'iiJl i HAVE GOT IT DOVS HAVE E.EEM ) THERE'S AMV , THEVE. SO S -A' (..-?. -Cp fotyf- LL HERE? SAY, A GOME LOMGER. 7 CAUSE FOR ALARM... I , TERRIBUV ' V ,1 , :'V V - - - Z .', WAT'S TH' THKW USUAL i HOWEVER , X'LL. GO tyh VENTURESOME "OLD : V ' V 4 h t KAATTER.ZEL? V- 7r4r SEE THEY'VE MOT y V,t y A 127 '' 4 '' . N AV- YOU LOOK SORTA ) V, COME TO HARM I J .-A .)) ( THIK1G. H :l -.... y. ., -,V l, worried CXr-- -mm ). r A 'pt0PX- ---- ;' freckles and his friends fpkx, we've beew Sabotaged all THOSE PHOME CAUS YJBRB MADE BY Just ONE GUY TZTZZZ, H I1 : n COMB Real Estate FOR SALE: TWO bed-room dwelling, close In. A dandy home, or iays good re turns as an investment. Priced for quick sale, SllOu.00. Fifteen acres, garden land, now In alfalfa and Ladino clover. Equipped for dairy, with farm equipment and cows on the place. Priced to sell, without stock and equipment, (equip ment extra) $6000.00. . Four room dwelling at edge of town. A good comfortable home, hut without modern con veniences except water. $050.00. EMERY INSURANCE AGENCY, 222 N. Jackson street. FUR SALE or trade improved 320 acres In northern Camp bell county, Wyoming for 20 acre improved farm near Rose burg, Oregon. C. L. Berry, M05 Etna street, Klamath Falls, Oregon. FOR SALE or trade, 10 unit auto court, all rented, for stock ranch, farm, or income prop erty. Write Box 8-10, Marshfield, Oregon. FOR SALE 14 acres of bottom land on Curry Estate. Small house, garage, tool shed and nut drier. $5000.00. Route 2, Box 23G. FOR SALE 20 acres, -1 miles from town, on Calkins road. House and outbuildings. Rceser, Hotel Valley. Work Wanted HOUSEKEEPING, within reach of a Days. Creek school bus. where eleven year old girl is welcome. Good references. Eva E. May, Tiller, Oregon. THE OLD TIME BLACKSMITH. 1 specialize on plows, logging equipment, thread cutting and spring work. E. E. Woodcock, CUSTOM PLOWING. A. R. Hud son, phono 40-F-21. Lost and Found LOST last Friday or Saturday, brown leather jacket, T gas card in pocket. Return to John Musgrovc, Suthfiiiii, Oregon. Reward. 1--OUND Camas Valley, 1942, Class ling. Initials, I). A. F. Owner may have same by call ing at News-Review and iden tifying. LOST- bunch keys in or near Postoffice. Return to News Review. DO NOT YET J 'iMPORTAMT'CALL IKJ YET? Livestock FOR SALE 3 year old register ed Guernsey cow with bull calf 3 weeks old. Calf subject to registration. 5 month old Durham-Jersey heifer. Also elec tric portable washing machine. Good condition. H. R. Finch, 2 miles east of Sutherlin. Turn left at S. Side road. First house on right side. HORSES lor 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. WANTED - to hear from any body who has milk cows for sale. State price. R. W. Lamp ert, Route 2, Box 2S5, Grants Pass, Oregon. FOR SALE choice of 2 teams heavy work horses, broke for piling or heavy farm work. Guaranteed. R. A. Briggs, South MvVtle Creek. FOR SALE 80 head of young sheep. Cheap if taken at once. Fred Vediler, Henninger's Mart Number 2. FOR SALE- -coming 3 year old heifer, be fresh in few days, first calf. J. C. Royce, near Dixonville. FOR SALE - 5-year old gray! mare, weight 1450, $150.00 J. L. Kirkenriall, Camas Valley. WEANER PIGS for sale. Firs! house on Singleton road. E. J. Uollman, Idleyld Star Route. 3 GOOD stock dog puppies for sale, month and a half old. Phone l-K-32, Isadora lnda. FRESH cow for sale. Also young ' team heavy horses. E. J. Craw ford, Sutherlin. I 5 TOGGKNBURG milk goals. 1 buck, for sale cheap, Adams, Tenmile. 21 EWES anil lambs for sale at half price. Box 41. Glcndalo, Oregon. Poultry FOR SALE 200 purebred Barred Rock pullets, three weeks old. Heavy laying parentage. Home after 5 p. m. II. F. I'attison, Calkins Road. FOR SALE Mallard ducks, $1.25 per pair. Douglas Manning, West Melrose. STARTED Leghorn pullets. Wat zig Hatchery. Hold Your Breath, Son A Trap Is Ser LemVae USETME PHONE.' WELL OPERATOR. IF ANVONE PHONES TMIS NUMBER, TRY TO TRACE THE CALL AND STALL FOR. A LITTLE SLEUTHING.' TIME , PLEASE For Sale Miscellaneous r'iv jiVL.c iju-iuau wagon, lon er bearing iron wheels, flat rack, tractor hitch. Also Fairbanks-Morse power feed grind er. Both in good condition. Write Clay Dean, 850 S. Ste phens, Roseburg, Oregon. FOR SALE-metal turning lathe, 26 inches between centers, 5 inch swing with thread gears, $180.00. Clyde Gish, co Camp View, cabin 7. FOR SALE -good evener set, lad ders, 5 and 10 gallon cans, foundation blocks, mortar box, other items. E. A. Schudeiske, phone 27 F-22, Oakland. FCJR SALE - single bed, com plete; large clothes hamper! oak and leather chair, it's fine for a semi-Invalid. U01 W. Lane, phone 281Y. FOR SALE - Blue Flash electric bottle cooler and refrigerator combined. Fred G. Smith, Oak land, phone 351-1. FOR SALE fine date prunes, good sized 71 cents a pound. Some good baled hay. Arb Stearns, Oakland. FOR SALE good Htatoes, 2i cents a pound. Minnie Abeene, Oakland, Oregon, phone 42-F-3. EARTH WORMS, lc each. You dig them yourself in block 5, lot (, Umpqua -Park. NEW high grade 5 ft. one man crosscut saw. E. P. Durham, Sutherlin. FOR SALE geniton apples. Mile south Edenbower school. P. E. Beaver. 500 EGG, elect l ie incubator also Chester White boar. Call 19!) J. ELECTRIC stove, 1 year old. $110.1X1. 725 W. Lane. WANTED -ticket clerk. Grey hound depol. Help Wanted LADY BOOKKEEPER -one ca llable of taking charge of en tire office. Creamery experi ence would be helpful. Steady work and good salary. Box 1 110, c-r) News-Review. WANTED - man lor general farm work. Charles Buxton, Brockway. Phone 2-F-22. WANTED someone to care for 2 children In own home. Inquire Roseland Auto Court, Cabin 2. Someone is YOUR. NUMBER- NOW, FROM A AT 3 RD. AND bh i j i i v v r I r tT M i .- i GENERAL SAW FILING Howard Cascbecr, 443 S. Steph. "COMM'CL REFRIGERATION Chet Ha mm. Phone 'fl5. PIANO TUNING Arundel. Repairs, Demolh. 189-L WANTED reliable and capable man or woman with ear for part time work in Rosehurg. Hours flexible. Approximately 11 hours a week. F.xtrn gaso line rations will be secured for use of car. Box 1 115, co News Review. WANTED- young woman lor general work who is willing to learn. Permanent position open. Brand's on the Highway, phone (I95-J-1. WANTED AT ONCE Sullivan's Cafe. waitress. WANTED - woman for work 1 day week. 223 S. Kane. Autos WANTED 25 USED CARS CASH AT ONCE NO DELAY TOP WOLESALE PRICE FOR YOUR CAR LOCKWOOD MOTORS FOR SALE Model A pickup, good shape. $100.00 ; 35 V-8 coux new motor, $200.00. See at General Petroleum station, Oak and Stephens. 1910 4 !oor Plymouth sedan, 5 good tires, 29.000 miles. Ill good shape every way. Floyd Brown, Mvrtle Creek. FOR SALE -1910 Chevrolet se dan. Good condition, fair tires. 731 E. First avenue, N. FOR SALE 1939 Pontine sedan. Good shape. Box 1413 c-o News Review. Fuel PHONE 4 Oh Green Slab Wood ROSEHURG LUMBER CO. Dogs Jacobs Kennels. Phone 7.'M!-.T By Fred Harman By Merrill Blrsser calling - PIGHT DRUGSTORE Stand BVTME- SPRUCE PMONE, FR(?C- I HAVE" WORK TO C:i r r s mix r I N W T M RADIO 8ERVICIM3 Rauto Doctors. 306 N. Stcphu Lund Radio Service. Phone S- FLUE CLEANING furnace vacuum cleaned flip cleaning. Call S4L J. C. Bow DAILY DEVOTIONS DR. CHARLES A. EDWARDS Into every life there comes shadows of suffering and sor row, loneliness and heartache. Sometimes the clouds liann so low that we do not see the Heavenly Father. Sometimes the burden Is so grievous that even a dear friend cannot briiiK comfort. As we strut; pje with our loner selves, as we experience the heartache which the sin of others pro duces in our souls, we need divine comfort and under slandinK. Hccause Cod knows us better than we know our selves, and because He loves us more tenderly than we can love our own. lie wants to bi ini! lo us comfort. Jesus re minds us that our Father of love will send His Holy Spirit as nil unseen comforter to bless and encourage our sad hearts in dark hours. In such limes'of crisis let us look back upon the past and see how Cod has kept His promise. How lie has wiped away our tears and placed a souk of gladness in our Ill-arts, lie has done it in the past and He will do it in the future. There Is no sor row or trial for which Cod cannot uive us strcni;lh to en dure and overcome. "I will not leave you comfortless, I will pray I he Father, and He shall give you another comforter, that Hi- may abide Willi you lorcviT." Amen. Go to Portland Mrs. L. A. Rlioden and son, Lowell, ot this city, left Friday for Portland, "here the latler will remain and Mrs. Rlioden will visit until Mon day. WOODCUTTERS Wanted to purchase liOO cords 4 fool second growth Mr, 20(1 cords 4 fool oak. Cut- ting costs advanced. Denn- (lenelsen Co. (adv) READ AND USE THE CLASSIFIEDS YOU WILL BENEFIT The following list shows how little it costs for big returns: consecutive insertions OneTtime Two Times 3c Three Times 4c Six Times 6c Twelve Times 12c Every day for one month, per line .... $1.00 Minimum Charge 25c WRITE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD IN THIS SPACE AND Mail or bring to the Roseburg News-Review Please insert Iho above taction. First insertion Glendalo CI.ENDAI.E. Feb. ll.-Rev. Jas. M. Johnson will speak at the Presbyterian church at Clendale Sunday Feb. I t. For several years Rev. .Johnson ministered at Central Point. He moved from j there to Colli Reach where he i ministered until retiriiiR lately. Corp. Earl Miller anil wife, Louise, ol Araniithwaite, Ten nessee, now stationed at Camp i Cook, Calif., came Wednesday to j spend about a week with his 1 uncle, Monte Hurke. ! Mrs. Westly Rankin came Sat-! unlay night to visit her mother, Mrs. Esther Miller, and her i sister, Hetty Lou. Westly Rankin came Wednesday and he and Mrs. Rankin returned to Cottaj-e! Crove, the followini; dav. I Cenc St. Clair has returned lo school after an extended ab sence due to an ankle injury re ceived while playing basketball at scho.il, Mrs. Monte Hales and datighti!-, Helen, accompanied her son, Monte, to Portland Monday night on business. Esther Harbour and Heth and Revel Meissner attended to busi ness and visited in Grants Pass Saturday. Mrs. II. T. Edson anil daughter, Effie, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nchcl and daughter, Evelyn, spent Saturday in Grants Pass. Mrs. (). J. Nnrcnc and Mrs. T. J. Van Sandt left lor Portland on a business trip Sunday and re turned Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nebel and daughter, Evelyn, spent Sunday In Jacksonville visiting friends. Harvard Lewis spent Monday in Roseburg and then left that night for Portland on business. Azalea AZALEA, Feb. 11 -Mr. and Mrs. Paul Newman were in Roseburg on business Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jantzer and son, John, spent the week end at Prospect. They were ac companied there hy Mrs. Jant zcr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nel son Nye, who bad been visiting here lor a couple of weeks. Tom McCinnis ,was taken So the hospital in Roseburg the last of the week, where be will re ceive medical care lor pneu monia. Mr. and Mrs. George Wetide rolli were in Grains 'Pass on business Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hud Kryant from Vreka, Calif., spent the week ml here at their mine on Starveout creek. SATURDAY, FEHRUARY 13 li: 15 Eye .Opener. 7:00 News. NT A WANT AD RATES ' copy limes In the 19 Signed CIVILIAN DEFENSE INFORMATION Air Raid Signals ALARM Variable pitch si ren. Duration: five minutes- ALL CLEAR Steady pitch siren. Duration: two rrinutes- Mcetings Tuesday: First aid class, junior high school building, 7:30 p. m. Air Raid Wardens (2nd and 4th Tuesdays) Perkins build ing, 8:00 p. m. Wednesday: Auxiliary police Court house, 7:30 p. m. Thursday: Oregon Stale Cuard Arm ory, Hq. Co., 7:30 p. m,; Co. A, 8 p. in. MATERIAL FOR HROODER HOUSES AND FARM HUIL1 INGS AND PLENTY OF PAINT AT PAGES. (adv) ine weex s BEST BUYS in n a REAL ESTATE a Seven-room house, bath, garage, 2 level bottom loam lots, corner, two paved streets, six blocks from Postoffice. Hase ment. Til is Is a well built house. $2500.00. Five room house, hath, garage, close In, level lot. Neat and good condition. $1600.00. Three - bedroom home, bath, new garage, barn, chicken house. 4 lots, good ground. Just outside city limits. $2600.00. L'(i acres, (i-room home, barn and other buildingi. Electricity, spring water piped to house. 18 A. till able. Youn? peach or a a a ii a a a Q El a a u n a a chard, strav'ijorries etc. mm til miles out. Price $2750. U Several extra pood large BJ ranches pi iced ; ii;M. mm mm tm wot bi bi mD If Wiley Advertises Pjj Them They're Good EARL WILEY a Q Hotel Rose Bldg. Q Phono 726 R Ej q h a a a it Rata per v-ord . . . 2c Nows-Roview classified Addioli PHONE 100