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FIVE nCRLEHCCTTODlKMr ROSEBURG.NFW;.n'.-'" ""TWiRfi. OREGON, THURSDAY, "APRIL 6, 1943. Rentals FOR RENT larfic, old fashioned house, close In. Page Lumber and Fuel, phone 242. APARTMENT lurnlshed. Close in. Reasonable. Adults only. Phone 645-J. SLEEPING ROOM for one or two men. No drinkers. 541 S. Pine. KOHLHAGEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Fhone 550. NORTHSIDE APARTMENTS. Modern. Phone 802-R. UNFURNISHED house for rent Close in. 352 S. Main. Livestock -FOR SALE Rood team work Q horses and harness. Also do - livery wagon on rubber. Phone 38, Umpqua Dairy Products Co. WANT to buy 12 or 15, 1 or 2 vear old dry ewes. Also one &OIC boar 125 to 200 pounds. H. T Reber. Phone 34 F 14. ATTENTION we remove dead and worthless stock free. Call collect. 338. Roscburg By-Pro-ducts. LARGE male calf, 5 days old, bucket broke. Phone 61!Y, H. DeCamp, Riverside. THREE heifers to freshen soon, two Jersey cows. Box 211, Rt. 2, phone 12-F-6. Work Wanted ATTENTION FARMERS We are equipped to handle all size tractor tire repairs. Guaranteed work. OK Rubber Welders, Rosebuig. - ORNAMENTAL landscape gar dening. Spraying, pruning, for tx tiliing. New lawns, loam, 0 lock gardens. Phone 630. THE OLD Fashioned Blacksmith. I specialize on plows, logging equipment, thread cutting and spring work. E. E. Woodcock. EXPERIENCED man wants job on ranch. Phone, 1 F 31. Miscellaneous HEMSTITCHING, altera tions, buckles and buttons covered. 545 Fowler. Phone 718-J-X. ;,. Fuel PHONE 4Gb f.rcen Slab Vooa ROSEUURO U1MBF.R fn RED RYDER ALLEY OOP X'NAGIVIMG AMOS1 f NOPE.' I SAIDltO vVNOVO, DOC XWSJ&liX ME GO VTHAT WITH THIS WAG AMD JUST FIVE. MINUTES II GET HIM, MJ' BY BUT, ATHEi'sWHlNltfgi!';! V backtoXevekthiug.woiomdg yro talk some Ed gum i'm gommaV allev Nuke a good fitm MOO?? BOX 'S MUCH TOO BUSy AkSD AS K.SEMSE IMTO IRk v"DO IT WITH OMLV) Oil HEAVY KflV5$r I DOC.IVE TO BE TINKERING FOB THIS OOP'S HEAD... Wlf ALL I a STOKJE SHAMMER TO IT OMLY JUST WITH VOL) AtOD BUSINESS OF THEM I'M GO- 2 EIGHT, MY V-i, f. HAMMER ) SETTLE SOME J L- COME FROM J THE TISAE- ) YOU(5ETTlMG IKJG TO BEAT fSL BOY..... V " 2 THIMGS 2f'tr )-''SWM TEHLr lyp l FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A Cinch to Win By Merrill Blwser f -JT, 0NfT T$T WELL. I'LL TeACM YOU fwE'VE SIMPLY CSOT 1 THATSUY SCUTTLE Tl CAW'T TMIM OF 1 (THE BALANCE OF " ciL, I t ..,.1 liiwwi t!PT 153 i - TO FIGURE OUT A JUST WALLOPED ANYONE WE'D POWER. NOW RESTS ZSZ cVki-- -Sr J WAY TO PUT THAT j ME CAN L BB 2 RATHER. HAVE . WITH THE ALLIES.'.' T AT IT 'a.y'rffcv HIS PLACE MOW? V V f X?.r f ( S' Wf- Real Estate YOUR FUTURE HOMES No doubt you, if you do not own a home, regret you did not foresee present conditions. We cannot offer you any opportu nity to buy a home at this tinuvbut do offer you a home . site on which you can build n homo when conditions permit. WESTMORELAND AND OVERLOOK are choice locations with all improvements in and paid and where restrictions protect your investment.. Prices are low, terms if desired. Mak your selection now. COEN LUMBER COMPANY TWO extra good, small larms: 771 acres, extra good modern home, electricity and gravity water system, barn, chicken house, 500 capacity, 41 sheep,' 20 lambs, fresh cow, GO Rhode Island hens, some farm ma chinery. 24 acres, live creek through prop erty, some extra good garden soil, balance goai pasture and timber, modern house with electricity, barn and chicken house, 400 White Leghorn hens, fresh cow and calf. 200 acres timber. Everything in Real Estate and Insurance. Fred A. Gof f, 122 S Stephens, phone 218. STOCK ranch for rent. 170 acres on Cow Creek. Irrigation. Modern, 5-room house, fur nished. Orchard, garden, two barns, fence, unlimited out range. S300.00 per year- G. W. Young & Son, 205 W. Cass, phone 417. WANTED more tarm listings. Wo have many good prospects on the wailing list all sizes, types and prices. Call at 813 S. Stephens street, Roscburg, or phone 173 L. Stout Realty Agency. Ray Ruebel, agent. FOR SALE Good 5 room home, well located. Two nice lots, gar den, fruit. Rowers, and shrubs. Good garage and wood shed. A good value at S2500. Possession in a short time. Box 1460, c-o News-Review. CATTLE RANCH- Modern fur nished 5 room house, livestock, i Will rent or sell. Write immedi ately. Box 145S, c-o News Review.n F.ORu SALE-four - room house, ' two lots and three outside buildings- Price- $650. 204 Parrott st reet. FOR SALE Six room house rinse in. Inquire, 546 Plizor. I- Yl- YP , 1 ftlRECKOtf IASKEDl fSLlDDENUY.FfSOrA 1 f SHERIFF CCXvuA J RED RYDER-' -YA-VA- ) 'r"': If FOR. THIS FOR I OUT OF "1HE DlSlANiCEJ V PRONTO ' fYf fN VMriO'3 A tfSfy KsoCKltf'Tri' CHIEF, I A LONE RIDER. I R PEOPLE GO LOCO-' SS&f' VfeTTS. HEi ?JT C-M . I . I lY OUT HE HAD I OIREAKS FOF4THE I lTHEf HuRT-UrA ImvUTO K lVm-4 VCLlT COmrO'.' J NAVAJO LXRDRYDERy . For Sale Miscellaneous PERENNIAL scarlet Lobelia; Double Coreopsis; China blue Peachbells; Hardy Asters in variety; Blue Columbine; Ever blooming, double, Shasta Daisy; Gentiana; acaulis; a blue gem for rockery or border. Wharton Brothers. FOR SALE 1940 model, 24 ft. house trailer, factory made, glider, good condition. Inquire Tonmilc store- FOR SALE 1940 model, 18 foot Harris caravan trailer, factory made, good condition. Inquire Tcnmile store. EIGHT black Cornish Cockerels. One Oliver 14 in. plow in good shape. Charles Halm, Idleyld Rl-, Roscburg. DELCO 32 volt Lite plant with batteries. Good condition Bergh's Appliance Service. FOR SALE Andirons and fire screen $10.00. Ed Brophy, cor ner Ball! and Brown streets. FOR SALE piling and various tracts of timber first growth. Box 1459 c-o News-Review. NEW advance water pressure system automatic $127.50. Bergh's Appliance Service. FOR SALE E a r 1 y February strain of broccoli seed. F. D. Coon. Dlllard. Ore. DOUBLE tub electric washer. Special price $27.50. Bergh's Appliance Service. AVON products. Orders taken at Handy Stand. Poultry FOR SALE -200 New Hamp shire pullets, 8 weeks old. F. R. Larimer, Big Oaks Tavern, 1 mile south Coos Junction. FOR SALE 160 white Leghorn layers, 11 months old. Elmer Hedberg, 1 mile west Elgarosc church. t'OR SALE nice, colored fryers. John E. Wakefield, Glide, Oregon- Lost and Found LOST- one pair boy's spectacles, on Cass street, near Safeway store. Please return to 125 N. Kane street, or phone 018-R. $1.00 reward.. - LOST card case containing rt ceipts with owner's name. Also bus ticket to San 1-rancisco. Reward. Return to News Review. No Time for Questions Heavy Hangs Over Thy Head Wanted We need used furniture. Will pay cash. What have you to sell? We want bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and other furnishings. Western Auto Supply Co. 117 S. Ste phens. Telephone 97. Evenings 782-R. WANTED by May first, by adults, 2 or 3 room apartment with private bath. (No wood stoves). Box 1444, c-o News Review. WANT to lease or run on shares, place to raise turkeys P. O. Box 305, Roscburg, Ore Ron. . ABOUT 40 rods of poultry or stock and poultry fence. H. L. Wiley, Camas Valley. WANTED trailer house. Write 1118 Winchester, or call eve nings. Mrs. Bonney. WANTED Boat. 809 Thompson street. Autos WANTED 25 USED CARS CASH AT ONCE NO DELAY TOP WOLESALE PRICE FOR YOUR CAR LOCKWOOD MOTORS WANTED USED CARS AND TRUCKS. TOP CASH PRICE FOR ALL MAKES. KEEL MOTORS. Your Studebaker dealer. 443 N. Jackson. WANffeD at once Late model "A" or "B" Ford truck, long whcelbase. Will pay for quality. A. R. Hudson, Melrose Road. Phone 40.F-21. FOR SALE 1940 Master 85 Chevrolet 2 door sedan. Good condition and good rubber. Mrs. Wm. T. Hughes, Myrtle Creek'. USED CARS, TRUCKS AND TRACTORS WANTED. HIGH EST CASH PRICES PAID. HANSEN MOTOR CO. FOR SALE 1910 Oldsmoblle coach, good rubber, good condi tion. Box 1454, c-o News Review. Trade TRADE -for what have you. 30 30 reloading outfit complete wit h powder, primers, empty shells. E. L. Simpson Tciiinile, Ore. Dogs Jacobs Kennels. Phone 736-J. GENERAL SAW FILING Howard Casebeer, 443 S. Steph. COMM'CL REFRIGERATION Chet Hamm. Phone T15. FLUE CLEANING Furnaces vacuum cleaned flut cleaning. Call 841 J. C. Bew ley. Help Wanted Orwest Lumber Mill. Myrtle Creek, has purchased section timber land, approximately twenty million feet. Want log ger capable delivering sixty to seventy thousand feet per day. Donkey operation. 17 miles haul on highway. Responsible logger get in touch immediate ly. Phone 182, Myrtle Creek- LOGGERS WANTED Choker setters, fallers, bucket's. Camp 15 miles east of Sutherlin. Modern camp facilities maint tained for employees, nerving highest quality food.' Daily bus sevice furnished from town to camp. Inquire at camp or mill Office Roscburg Lumber Co. ORWEST Lumber Mill. Myrtle Crpek, starts operating this month. All kinds of help re quired. All year operation as sured. Union wages paid. Apply immediately in person. Out of t b v n residents phone 182, Myrtle Creek. WANTED men to work In saw mill. Car loaders, laborers ami chain men. Highest wages, good conditions, 48 hours per week. Schelky-Fisher Lumber Co. Sutherlin. WANTED COMPETENT SAW YER for rough mill. Capacity 30,000 M. Good wages, house furnished. O. D. Martin, phone 412, Drain. HELP WANTED coffee shop. Middle-aged women. Any cx wrience helps but can learn. Good pay.. Hotel Rose. ROSEUURG LUMBER CO. needs given chain and yard men. No previous experience required, Inquire at office. ' HELP wanted. Horn's Super Creamed Store. WANTED a rigging man. Phone 41.74- By Fred Harman By V. T. Hamlin RADIO SER.VICIN3 Radio Doctor. 806 N. Stephen) Lund Radio Service. Phone 3-1. PIANO TUNING Arundel. Repairs, Denioth. 189-1 Insurance Everything in Insurance. Ph. 218 Fred A. Goff, 122 S. Stephens. WANTEP-Service Station sales man. Full time Job. Opportuni ty for valuable training and ex perience. Good salary. Apply Standard Stations, Inc., Lane and Stephens. Phone 30(i. WANTED men to work on pav ing plant crews at Canyonville and Medford. State Highway Department- Phone 214. WANTED housekeeper in coun try home. Two boys in family. Inquire, Mrs. F. I. Johnston, 320 W. Washington. WANTED to hear from party interested in taking part of a carload of wheat. M. B. Em mett, Umpqua. EXPERIENCED Waitress want ed. Apply Rainbow Grill, or phone 718L. Bellman and elevator operator. Elderly man preferable. Hotel Umpqua. SALESLADY wanted. Experi ence not necessary. 115 North Jackson. MAN WANTED - for stock room work. 115 North Jackson. CLERK and bell boy wanted at Hotel Grand. Impounded Unless claimed within 4S hours from date of notice, all dogs de scribed below will be disposed of as provided in City Ordin ance No. 1014. Small, white, black and brown, long tail, female pup about 2 cionihs old. Tom Fletcher, City Enforcement Officer, phone 2-F-4. April 8, 1!l-13. 5:00 p. ni- Ration Books Lost LOST gas ration book "A"--Ray Spencer, Box ti(i, Oakland LOST "C" ration book. W. D. VanHorn, Glide, Oregon. Hay, Grain, Feed A limited amount of baled hay to anyone needing it. Suitable for either cows or horses. LeNoIr Kruse, 1 mile west on Melrose Road. No Sales Friday evening or Saturday. Personal WILL the parly who subscribed for the News-Review for Lester G, Frost please get in touch with our office? Roscburg News-Review. CARD OF THANKS We are sincorly grateful lo friends and neighbors for their kind acts of sympathy during our sad bereavement ol my husband (.'has. E. Osborne. Our apprecia tion cannot be adequately ex pressed. Marie Osborne- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Herrington. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all of our friends lor their many deeds of kindness, through I he years, to our loved one and for the beauti ful flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos M. Page and Margaret. CARD OF THANKS We wish lo express our lip- I preciatmn lo our many Iricnds fur the kindness and sympalhy exlended to us, during I he Illness anil death of our beloved father, Walter Kincaid. Also our deepest lli.inks for the beautiful flowers. Mrs Norma MrKcn.ic ' Mrs. Margaret Krewson. ATTENTION B. P. O. ELKS A t?.militr mni'linir Thill's- day evening, April H. lnstal- lation of officers. Other ! business of Importance. lAdv) I. B. RIDDLE, Sec. Men,Women!01d? Get New Pep, Vim Feel Years Younger ni a' h:it n - ttins up iti:r oiirn nrrfirrj i '"i"""" !. m .ft rl-iiin-j" ,.r-T.niT.Mi II T'ldt titt 3V fit fM: M'n r.iul?' ! 7, I 11 if (I Hll: u mn iMn. ,"), ' Ai.- if vk l-it ti h n'fi-.ii4 ' I'tM.-ci'. i tl) K-vi )r iff .oii1'vr!"lil'ili ill lit'rfbms ftt irull'ltvii I'lUiff. Drain DRAIN, April 8 Mr. and Mrs. Bruro Petty were here from Portland last week end attend ing to business and visiting their daughter, Doris, who remained hero to attend high school. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Krewson of Portland were In Drain last Sun day, calling on relatives and friends. Billy McClintock, 13-ycarold son of Robert McClintock, was taken Saturday to a Eugene hos pital where he was operated on for appendicitis. Lawrence Coons of Camp Ord, Calif., who is now an ambulance WASHINGTON CREAMERYCO. ANNOUNCES THE OPENING ON MONDAY, APRIL 5 of a local produce buying unit located at Rice and Jackson Streets (Formerly Cheese Factory) and offer a ready cash market for LIVE POULTRY - EGGS AND TURKEYS Top Market Prices Always AlS ROSEBURG AUCTION MONDAY, APRIL 12 SPECIAL FOR MONDAY LoNoir Kruse is quitting the dairy business and will sell his ENTIRE DAIRY HERD 10 cows and I Registered Jersey bull.. Six cows are in good production and three heavy springers. These cows are in the pink of condition and are all 5 to 6 gallon cows. Ages are 2 to 6 years. Herd butterfat test for the year was 5.23 and the high tests for I cow was 7.2. Mr. Kruse is quitting the dairy business and has no reserves. Every one will sell to the high bidder. LE NOIR KRUSE. Owner MISCELLANEOUS SALE STARTS AT 11:30 Included will be nearly new bed davenport and table and a tractor tandem disc in good condition. 1937 J -ton pickup in A-1 condition, good rubber. LIVESTOCK WILL SELL AT 2:00 P. M. SHARP Sows and pigs are really bringing top prices. We have the buyers bring in your pj,gs or whatever you have to sell. CALL AL AT 486-Y FOR EARLY CONSIGNMENTS Al LaPan, Auctioneer Phone 486-Y Be sure to tune in KRNR 7:25 a. m. Monday for program and sale listings. We've Done Our Durndest! When tire restrictions came along, we discontinued trucks When help began to get scarce, we hired boys, women and elderly men When our costs exceeded our selling prices, we still took it on the chin, hoping for relief NOW Inability to replace equipment and a mow serious help problem, coupled with a lack of relief in the matter of OPA prices, make it necessary to an nounce ALL RETAIL MILK DELIVERIES WILL BE DISCONTINUED SATURDAY, APRIL 10 We are indeed sorry to cause this inconvenience to our good customers and are mighty appre ciative of their tolerance during the time when our delivery service has been below par. Service will be restored aftr the war. ; We Now Invite You to Get Your Umpqua Products At Your Grocer I ft ; UMPQUA DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. driver, spent Tuesday at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Frankle Coons, ily. He went on to Portland to visit his mother, Mrs. George Coons. ' Mr. and Mrsi Lavon Kogcr of Oregon City, visited last Saturday at the home of his grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Trueblood. . , Mr. jind Mrs. Cecil Calkins of Eugene were dinner guests last Sunday at the home of Mrs. L. H. Vanriervert. The Ernest Merril family mov ed to North Drain, last week, and the Floyd Work family moved to the house vacated by the Mer-rils.