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e C3 National Banner HORIZONTAL 2 Gnawer 1 Depicted U the ''u" riv flagol Month (.b.) Th" . ... t Mountains Pronoun "10 Mince 16 Fold 11 Reviser 11 Orient, plant 12 S" nyBh " 84 i!. "? P 17 While 3( ,, . 25 Rainbow 23 Dipthong 24 Ireland 2? Animal (at 29 Artificial language . 30 Higher 31 That thing 32 Anent 33 Foundation 39 Esau'i later name 38 Measure of area 39 Accomplish 40 Ship's record 42 Engages 47 Fondle 48 River in Portugal . 49 Worship 50 Unit 51 Mohammedan religion 53 Lightest S3 Prehistoric weapons 95 Argues VERTICAL 1 River la . Europe 28 Imitated 33 It borben on the tea 5 . 31- "7" """" n 5 3 r-n a T.T ' ' ' "3 !T" is" . if Jf a"r f 1 1 1 55 5"Tfi" s r "" u ft T5i"TIs 1 if1 " 5 """"IS TS5 if 3 I I I I I I I I I I j: FUNNY BUSINESS "With prices to high, we service with LI L ABNER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS l CAMT pay,' Jf ME EITHER BLONDIE y Chic Youn9 steN --ss SJ5 BsseSsWi'X - tSW I C .XJr-Wfl I K-.;.. . X tinCXJf I A.1 Mrs kit Ovi. - WE COULDN'T ( FAREWELL, V SADDEST THIIG ABOUT 1 ROAD- V TO LIMBER UP VORE NLVAH MNE. AH X? DGTTM0UWW) VWAH thE WHOLE MESSV INCIDEWT WORK P jf. CREAKV OLE LAGS. gCsvfTWANr HO A HOW VO V oVrOFPAPPY ( LOVELV.) llS FANSY WON'T HAVE MO WHUFFO?) SO VO KIM KETCH FPPV, EF AH V M'SSTH S V1WENAMU) 1 VVVL. T,ME:r MOURN ON --A NEW PAPW FO' CAIWT HAVE TH1 )l MIZZUBLE) ITaStMWM.tJ &?Ka3WMSu rVvORE FATHERLESS ) O-TONAL;' LTL RAX ilA W JS Ns. c Y-- WORK SHE (f ( CHILE, IN TH' SADIE SOM-BUT J l 'ST$5 J VaisUsl i ct i r. i mwicc nc t. x. hi. . J ALLEY QQP By V. T. Hamlin "WELL, BOYS, THAT WAS WHAT WENT V" " f WELCOME J HOME? T PROBABLY ON THE JWHV'N'CHA wrVC At- A WILD RID 1WITH THE OANSEO SN. V HOME GOSH, I WAY BACK TO HIS WAIT TILL NO USE, CAPTUREO I HE HAD, BUT I DRIVER? f I KNOW.i YVWrV I WHERE'i 1 OUNGEON l HAD 1M OOP, YOU V KINS V A SHORT WHERE'D HE JSjST 7X",)S-' l RICHARD M BY NOW! JSJ RESCUED COULDN'T RICHARD! V ONE: -S HE 60? VANISHED 1 -"' C JL .sAtV f A POSSIBLY S yiy V i INTO THIN i, l.t ''Zf. rVw - rTTTTl- HAVE "I Antwer to PrevIout'Puiilo'' l Ajg'TB.EIRiMie OTf g 1 T eTTaIs T BTr" D AL eFi. glRTSHgTHTgtrC bfelvAfr"' ie!A!RlLjv W,k" Urge 44 Highway 43 Great Lake 45 South European 47 Writer ol poetry 52 Near 54 Medical tutrix rge city in this country 37 Sacred cantatas 41 Excoriate 42 Cured meats 43 Psyche part By Hershberqer JSJEsSassstst now furnish -a free guard every order!" MODEST MAIDENS Tn4Mrt ! r4 V. I Pit 0et Well, henry; I yu HAVE housemaid's KNEE A6A1N j FROM NINE TO FIVE I always set my alarm clock two I hat gives me plenty nn" . " " A mew OTin''M-r-v 'Q-3oj By Jo Fischer hours earlier than necessary. at time to oversleep. By Al Capp By Merrill Blosser Smallest Wool Output Since 1879 Forecast In U.S. WASHINGTON (. Produc tion of wool in this country next year may be th? smallest since 1879 a development which would make it more dependent than ever before on foreign supplies. The Agriculture department forecasts 1951 production of shorn wool at between 210.000.000 and 225.000.000 pounds, compared with 254.000,000 indicated for t li s year. The forecast reflects a sharp and rapid decline in production since 1943, when output set a rec ord of 455.000,000 pounds. This further dro? in production comes at a time when the country needs larger supplies for its de fense program. Sheep raising has declined in re cent years largely because it of fered smaller linancial returns than competitive types of farming. The department said the decline in production, coupled with pros pects of a larger demand, prob ably would cause prices to I higher next year. They have gone up considerably this year. In September producer prices of shorn wool averaged 62.2 cents t pound, the highest .since the gov ernment started keeping price rec ords in 1909. The wool situation will be tight in other parts of the world too, the department said. World con sumption of apparel wool during the season ended last June 30 was said to have exceeded production by about 15 to 20 percent. As t OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT . . . It organized to givt you prompt lerviee. It it complettty equipped with the tame factory me (Hods used in making and repairing fine jew elry, watches and clocks. We take great pride In repairing and re-finishing your jewelry to look like new. We are especially equipped to: Replace worn thanks Re-engrave emblems Replace stones Re-mount diamonds Replace worn or lost emblems Repair clocks Repair watches Estimates furnished free! Let ut create lovely new ring tor you from your eld fashioned jewelry . . . It's safer to woor your die.nonds in new setting! v ! ' 1 1 r nwcct bros. 1103J V EOjrBlTM OCEfiOlf All Work Guaranteed RADIO SERVICING Hansen's Radio Service. Sutherlin. Radio Doctors. Phone 49 1 -J. Free pirkup ond delivery. PLUMBING c Plumbing Co., 915 Garden Vol ley Rd. Bus. phone 530-R-5 Res. phone I49-R-3. Kier-Crooch Plumblna Co. 316 Mill. Phone 1927 Harris Plumbing & Heating Co.,.805 South Stephens Ph. 1280. ;oen Supply Co. "hone 12). ferp's Plumbing. Phone 1579. HEATING R. Ritimon Heoting Co., hot atr and tteorn. oil burners. 1 703 Brown. Prions 1066-J. ELECTRICIANS AL'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP Phone 1962 . 109 Sheridan DuFresne Electric. Phone 104. WASHING MACHINI SERVICS I. E. Newberry's Washing Mochine Service, 102 W Commercial Ave nue Phone I0I5-R. iVahina Machine Se'vlcj, Rusts Ap pliance Rpcir. 510 N. Jackson. Ph. I003 R. FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE Fire Equipment Co., 220 N. Moin. Glenn H Tovlor Ph. I433.R. KINDERGARTENS COMMUNITY Kindergarten Phone I599-R-4 TAXIDERMY Langenberg Glove & Fur Co. Rugs from Animal Skins. Weit Roseburg TRUCKS FOR RENT You Drive Move Yourself Save Vz Long or Short Trips Bee Hive TruclRental Bysiimess Directory O "One 1434-J fwo Mtn Inlured Whtn i But Skid's In Snow j KI.AMATH FALLS (Pt -Two men were injured early Saturday when a Greyhound bus overturned on snow-covered Willamette pasa eiRht miles west of the Junction with US 97. Brought to Klamath Valley hos pital here were Juan Karl Green, 27, of Klamath Falls, and Arthur Fulquarti, 57, St. Francis hotel, Portland. Their injuries are not considered serious. Driver of the northbound bus, C. C. Kinter, route 4, box 202, Eugene, said the bus started to jump around on the snowy pave- consequence, world stocks have been reduced. The department said the wool situation may lead to greater sub stitution of synthetic fibers for clothing material, especially should price controls be put on wool. THE SEASON FOR FARM TILLING IS ALMOST ft,, OVER DON'T PUT THE CRAWLER TRACTOR IN THE TOOL SHED PUT IT IN THE REPAIR SHOP Havt your crawler tractor completely checked, repaired and returned to you ready for the next planting season. Have the work done now, while the machine Is not working and you will save. Work done while the machine is idle means that you don't have to wait for repairs when you need It most. Bring It Into one of the most complete shops in Douglas County. Sig Fett. Our repairmen are factory trained, capable and experi enced in repairing all crawler tractors, from a TD-& to a TD 24. All receive our expert attention. Bring your tractor in today! 527 N. Jackson TRUCKS FOR RENT R-G. LAMBETH Residential ana Commercial You drive or we drive Conttruction and Remodeling . .. AnySiioJob. Co" 1538 1141 Rainbow Lane Adair's Parking Lot Miene 1444-R Main ond Washington mmmmm Flegel Transfer & roseburg paving co. Asphalt Paving CIahnma jt Custom Blodlna diorage .o owr... ,u s. m Telephone 4S0-R Free Estimates " "Bill" Usslter AUTHORIZED ' Guaranteed Appliance ReMlm G' Tn0M PROPANE AND BUTANE bottles refilled ot the igfcL MAYTAG Myers Oil Co. 'rlJjfTj 0 Highway 99 ond Garden Valley InErftSSt Rood. ' FCE55r Also Heaters, Hot Plates and W N0RGE Sa'et and Service Bergh's Appliance Nelson & Pyle wsvr..?::." Woodworking Co. rh.n. ses BMCbBrf, Or.tM .... . - . . . ,mmmmmmm Windows, Soth, and Framus Mill end Moih.r Phone 1J42-J DEER SKIN TANNING Will tan your deer skint, or ex. r ' l-Mt chanjf for cj o o d Thu.low J-qln Ph. Jl-F-21 J) Rt. 2, Box 976, Garden Valley I cfY. J ( H SECOND HAND STORE We Buy, Sell, or Trade ler Anythinfl "Individualized Floors 1 Slock SoutK e Bridee en , Myrtle Cre.k. h.n. 1 J2J J ' MOVING AND LIGHT HAULING UVHTca'i. essssssssssHtssHssssissjsHatstsssiiisjsssssssssii i, Vanttlan BilndsJ amam - FRII lSTIMATIS GUARANTEED 1,11 RADIATOR SERVICE 1 S'OR COVEr'inG 222 W Oak Phone 34S 2035 No. Stephens Oe Hwy. North CONSTRUCTION Phone 1522-Y TODD BUILDING CO. Ralph E. Carey ,04 s,.pntn, ,. ,730 O r O Mow.t Oct. 30, 1950 The ment, turned completely around and toppled over on its side. The accident occurred at 1:30 a. m. Sixteen passengers were aboard. .News-Review classified ads bring results Phone 100 TFT BERGH'S 17V lllLs, SIG FETT Your International Harvester Dealer Newt - Review, koieburg, Ore. 9 GRANTS TO DISABLID PORTLAND (Pi The State Welfare commission, in order to qualify for federal aid, set up tem porary stands yesterday for aid to permanently and totally disabled persons. The grants will equal pres ent general assistance payments. Don't Wait REFRIGERATE! New and Used Refrigerators at Bo.f ain Prices Terms to Suit Appliance Service 1200 Stephe.it Phone 1150 CLEANING Fine Ruks, Furniture, Autos UPHOLSTERING Repairs Remodeling CUSTOM MAOB New Location 1112 Fairhaven Ave., Phone 980-Y Ixpert Furniture Cleaners Free Pickup and Delivery Free Estimates PAINTING & PAPERING Interior o.d Exterior Decorating 30 years enporienee tree estimate "FHA Terms" HERBERT E. WOOD Ph. 805 CHIMNEY BLOCKS Lire-Rock Buildinoj Blocks Concrete Building Blocks Chrystalite Tile Plant 3730 N. Stephens 695 R-2 Excavating Road Building Corry-Alli Tractor Shovl Bu lido tart. Hour or Contract 200 S. Pin Ph. 1414-J LEE M0RTENSEN, INC. Auditintj C. O. SKINNER BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Income Tox Service q Payroll Reports Reasonable Rates 25 Years Experience Phone 148-RX Acceuntina. C. J. SKINNER O '34 t Stephens sra O O o u o O O
