Roseburg news-review., April 15, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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Tlie Aftermath
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of Flu
This it No. 1 of a strics o advertiarnu-nts. prepared by a
competent physician, enpUiwM how miain -.i:o -' J
attack the air page uUi a Ptwunoma, Influrr.: a. V .'"p
inc Cough, Measles or even a 1 jv.it continued C i .-,. ui
thwe organs in an inlUmed, xgestcd natc. Umu. ' :
lavurable foothold for invadiag germs. An J how iv k -pott
ub may be of value in this condition.
I SO
! 11-30
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Your doctor will impress upon
you that following recovery from
the active Btage of influenza,
there often remains an inllameil,
congested condition of the air
passages throat, larynx, bron
chial tubes and lunjjs.
Frequently the couuh hntis on
of tha chest oorsists
you take cold easily and there
moo Vve nhstinnte catarrh. This
condition is slow to clear up anil
if neglected! may favor the de
velopment of pneumonia, or later
On, scnuus ui&caae; vi uic
irh fnee Khrtiild continue
under the care of their physician
chnulrl nercise moderately in
the open air eat plenty of wholi -m
food avoid overwork and
KJioVitltf nnnlimtions of Vick's
VapoRub may help naturo to
tomplete tne process oi n-pau
because Vicks acts locally by
itunulation Uiru the tkm to
draw oi
;t t!.e innar.nnation, nt-
ir.rf fi... 1,1,. il av.av from the
coni;esled Kp-ts mid relieve the
couh. In aduitioii. the nituiu-
nal inRrcii.-nts ot mcks are
vaporized by the body heat.
These vap.rs are ire:;ineci n uu
nilit loin:, thus bvii4iint; the
nic.liiati.il to bear directly upon
the inllaii.nl areas.
Vicks should be rtibled in
over the lhr at and chest until
the skin is red then spread on
thickly and covered with hot
flannel cloths. Leave the cloth
ing luosc around the neck and
the btil clothes arranged in the
form of a funnel so tlie vapors
arising may be freely inhaled.
If the cough is annoying, swallow
a small bit of Vicks tbe size of a
pea.
Samples to new users will be
sent fr.c n request to the Vick
Chemical Company, '2'M 13road
Street, Creeusboro, K. C.
LOVE and MARRIED UB
txL the noted author
Idah MSQlone Gibson
A TALK WITH CHARLES.
"1 know, dead I know," said
'baiK-a when I turned abruptly
,ny after finding that 1 eould not
ie to I, i in uud say that I wan happy
n,,i, iiiv ho turned the sublet and
taking a great sucui oi pafr-4fiom
hla poekt-t began to explain to no.
:,ll !.,, r the oil wells of which I
was owner. 1 tried very bard to
understand and 1 asked mm atiuiu
ioinie, u-i-
lie as very
I Lu ' h. ci.ntliiin ,1 ' II, ill UI1C1 again, Bl uni' i--'"
....... t tuin l.tiMitiesH methods.
I am wrong. 11 is jour me, ruiu-j.-.. - - i..,-..,i
rlne. and your job. No one can tell; laiient with me ami I " ''.
;u how to do It. and you are eer- whether my husband, i he ' had bee
, .....i.. .i i. ...... .i... ..... , iivJln Char en' place. would have been
,...., ...... . w .- - fl
t. inn. on, you Know, uear, you ....... : i,,,l,l
mow how much 1 want you to he 1 alnioat intiuiie pains o that hhouiu
M4j'l.lHJijg
o tl.f. tllllt
lappy because 1 love you." I know no exaei " V . . j
i h.,.l In T,,il,.il,,n lr aim iur .......:. ... " . ....
,d . . har4 eominued: , I
I. ini tin t i Utvt vim-' Vim nr li t'
lie
ml v nlative 1 have In the world."
I.-...- i. ... tr.nt I had a
.le took iny ha.,l and looked down i thousand, of dollar de
nto my face for a moment ailently. , ' account in the bank.
I hen he .aid: -Now. whafl the ftl 'w! too ld tha!
il my tryinur not only to lie to you, , 1 CMIUII L , , livv to have
,u, to ,yse , dou t love you - this
tn'caus, way bdk la the past a urn- n"mtr
ant ann-Htor was yours an wll aa ! mvwy van brill. Kaihfr-
ia never been any olher. Ther. - -
will never b any othir. I don t ' , ?
mean that I want to enter your life0"10 a-"""
7y suffer the discomforts and
embarrassments of a Goitre f
O. G. C. pfvparation (or goiirti baa bene-htt-d
niiiiiy.
WtiT par several hundred dollars for n
upi'fiiii-.-ii to fiuiuic it kJitri- mIivd O O C.
c-.n du otinini d lor lucb a cuiuiaraticlv
mall ctodtturi'
0. fi C.lf--n properly appMr-d sivc latlt-
1. uforv roulia. or your innui f will In
n (mid. d. .) G C. in MjJd direct, by mail
vnly. Write (or boukk-i.
Address IVpl.3
O.O.C. CHPMICAL COMPANY
at'attlf. Wasluutfion
1 1 that way. I would not, even if
I could, influence you to do ttny
thiiiK that you do not wish to do.
Hut I am Hinting TactK, my dear. You
CuimhUi HuliHMt Man.
AiihniiL'li I did not answer, I ex
tended my hand to grasp Churlen
for I knew that he had made, it pos-
UYapol
VapoRubbay -"
More Than 17 Million JarM LV1 Yrarly
llwii;ii,lt(l
BPBfXQ frUU'Ja A1UUVK1)
siith ahi: Mi ni:
Don't fall to call and Inspect our I Tlie bnsi ball milm for llie Amerl
fln iina of spring aamples for men's pan Legion baKebali leaiu have ar-
lothlng. A beautiful Hue to make rived, huviiiK b i ordered through
a selection from for a nobby suit, l.llburu & .Son. They are iiuiie at
O. W. Uloper, the cleaner and pren-1 iracnvo ami are well liked.
er. V , o
I Sprella Cornetlero. Clara Corutn.
Phiiiie. 02-H. 311 W. WnHh tf
ire the aiuff on wbiih all my dreams ' glide. fr mother to upend whatever
were made. I never remember the . money nhe wished since iny lamer
tune when I dill not think that ninr:,lil t also knew that Charles was
tune you would be mine and the day ! a man of Home means and counted ?
I not your telegram Faying that you capable business man among asso
had married John (iordon I felt
'omi'thllig vital something indispen- lie had some little Idiosyncrasies
silile had gone out of in v life. Koine !th:it were slightly old fashioned and
way, however, I had a prescience I which did not appeal to John. He
(bat you would need me and I i sides, now for the Nist time
thought at that moment mv great-1 1110111.111 John might have been
est happiness would be In serving j little bit jealous of Charles. 1 hud
von any time, anywhere." I always taken Charles' love In sin h
lut Vol 10 It. a matter of fact fashion that I did
Oh. Charles, you must not put ! 't realize that It might mean some-
,. 1.. thing verv different to John that it
Kl:ltltS QCAI.ITY I-OILTHY
FKKDS.
Are prepared under the direction
of Prof. C. S. Urewsler, formerly of
the Poultry Department, Oregon Ag
ricultural College. They will main
lain the health and vitality of your
flock, hasten the growth of profit
able broilers and early laying pul-
ts and produce more eggs from
vour laving flock.
For growing chicks nse iserr s
Chieh Feed, Chick Developer Jlasn
and Developing Scratch Feed.
For laving hens uso herr s bcratcn
Feed and Kgg Produced.
For sale by vc;ourgu Hros,, Uobc
burg, Oregon.
Headquarters for pouitrymen.
this wav. l am not worihy. Are did to either ("harlea or me.
you not ufraid that you would find
that my feet were clay?"
Artindel. pisnn tuner. Phone ISsf.
rf-WJW-'W JW -HH JS.U JH'.tm mm i
manner. 1 ,... ,.f 1 ,ln "
We both laughed and I knew that "Then it is the thing that 1 want
Vl'harlcs with his usual diplomacy had to do most in the world."
saved a rather tense sllmitlnn. I Tomorrow A lMler Feom .Itdm
Perfection's Price
In Tire Building
K llre-rriater's first problem in to decide how mucK tie carl
Rive for the money. Thb, nnd every other question in tire)
uilding, depend upon policies.
A super-tire, such as The Brunswick', cart He made only by d
concern which knows well and appreciates that there is notlw
png exclusive in the tire industry except high standards.
Since 1845 the House of Brunswick has held first place in
very line it entered. Brunswick Tires, as more and more
motorists come to know them, will certainly be awarded that
1 coveted place held only by the superfine.
Motorists who buy one Brunswick usually adopt if or
Complete equipment Yet this is not strane, since tho first
pne so completely proves its superiority. "
If the name of Brunswick certifies to you, as to most men
an extraordinary tire, at no higher price, would it not bo good
fcuaaetis jo Jest one or two Brunswick Tires?
THE BRUNSW1CK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO.
Portland Headqunrters: 46-48 Fifth Street
For the first time, too. I thought
that perhaps I might be quite
olrluh u-lih fhurles ns John was
"lf 1 " ",kn '"' "'"': wi,h ,e. and I said to him. "Charll
.-way from your beautiful rare. Kath-l(par no, ,ake ov,,r tnil( business
erlno, and lei iheiu rest upon your , f ' unlMg v0 WBllt to. If you
tiny f.el 1 am iiuile sure that as long; hav(f H01Pi(;,hig that will lnleret
as tliey were dressed in .planer gray ; m solnu(
witn a ik sliver imcKies, as iney are... ,..-- remember that 1 can
lodnv, they would seem only a larl.Blway, ,,. ,ne business over to my
01 ifit'i a'loraoie leniinr.y mat lias i,,wt'ind
always been yours. Charles spoke. ...... .nnt mP tn iln il'" he
with a low bow and an exaggerated j,. quietly
E
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All Classified Advertisement! In
erted net? today will be found on
Inst nave ondor "ew louay nean
WAJVTKB.
WANTED Dishwasher at Foutch's
restaurant.
WANTED Young lady. Uocepllon
room work. Clark's Studio.
WANTED First clasi. mncn cow. J
C. Koyse, l'ho.ie 34F2.
WANTED Dishwasher at once
the Cafeteria.
WANTED Man
Phone 34FU.
to slush brush
Leslie Hatfield
WANTED Woman to do coufec
tionery work. Apply at Foutch's
WANTED Waitress at Foutch's
restaurant, corner Cass and Sheri
dan.
Analysis Made Which Shows
This State Will Receive
Direct Benefits.
17 DFFERENT WAYS
Homo Service I'mgntm of Ibe Sal-
villi. .11 Army IVovides for
pcnililure of lln.lg. t of $'JHI..
IHto Is i.iuHl Cau.
r
Sold On An Unlimited Mileage
Guarantee Basis
JOHN C. SIGNOR
Roseburg Carage Local Disti ibutors
An auaylsls of the Si'sl.Oiin bud-
gel to be raised in Oregon Itesiue
Week. May 1 to 10. to nroihle the
funds for the work, laid out bv the
I'mtl.in.l, March 17. shows that ev..rv
dollar of tlie fund Is to be spent In
'r,' n one or the other of 17
hrimties that mark the seivi.e
given by the annv to the state.
Following; the war the demand
101 s,n e coming into the .alva-
mou Army Headquarters, forced the
expansion tit its efforts in the field
and iii,i,i,' 11 Imperative that th
army reach beond the confines o
the citv and attend to the pressing
neeus oi communities In remote sec
tions of the stale. lis equipment
was found woefully Inadequate bv
(lie slate advisory board and after
the reports of the comity boards had
been te, cued ami studied, il was
found necessary to authorize several
large pin;, arty deals to assure the
lassies that they would have the In
slitiitions and hotnes that would per-
" 1 to cany 011 their labor of
s.urilice and love.
For the pui chase of the While
Shield home as Hie Oregon Aran res
""' maternity home the budget
I-1'" ides ,.-,. , , rr ,1( ,..
Hon and ia,ie,,a,i,e of the home
v I, .1 annually cares for lipproxl
riately J, mi v,, mothers from all
' . ' ' " s aie. 1:1., mi 1, pro.
for the par, base of the lli,hor
"It s. he,, ,,, Yamhill coutitv ami
or fi'iiiu: 11 ,u, , opening It as a
l"'Vs ami nli-N- Indilsiiial and asri-
Ht11r.1l f hool. home ami tanu for
:"' l'":le.!cd kiddles of Oregon.
i I" "'III jK p,., ,,,e,
To .arrv on ll:e prison work the
.( hi.ig over destitute families left
-v. tin, ut a provider when the father
,s s. t t ,i, pr,s,, , ,.. .,,) ,m,
v, rl ,,f flieli.u emplovnient for and
' 'i.-l.il.tatli.g dis Vaiged prisoners
I .'"a is pr,,v i,ed
lor onetatltie, e"et
! i 111. nan Is prnvide'd.
I A Sah alien Army relief fund for
! the poor families in the state of Onv
I gon and a fund for special emerg
encies of $:noo is provided.
A central building to cost $!lil
000 and to be built upon the site
now owned by the Salvation Army
at Sixth and Ankney streets. Port
land, will bouse the industrial home
for tho rehabilitation of men uud
women who are failures and will
provide a club with gymnasium and
library features, baths and olher
mnvc'nlenres that will be absolutely
free to the stranger and the man
down on his luck. It will also be the
state headquarters for other activi
ties, such as tho employment bureau
also absolutely free, which handle
thousands of men, women nnd boyt-
annually.
The completion of tho purchase of
the property at '1 I'nion avenue (n
Portland and the establishing there
of a men's social institution under
ibe direction of the Salvation Army
is provided for by an Item of $10.-
on n.
The training of scores of Salvation
Armv workers and officers to supply
the forces to handle the huge volume
of work increased demands have
placed upon the armv. to quicken the
fulfillment of the ls2il program, is
provided for by an item of $S0OO.
Nifty millinery
over $ 1 5.
at Bellows,
not
t;
II.IPIM'S FKiHT III V.I,
WITH M IIIOl S ItF.Sl
WANTED fiirl for general house
work. Address Joe Harvey, City
Tel. 9-F4.
WANTED 2nd hand Ford road
ster or Ford with delivery body
l'hone 123.
ANTED Plain dressmaking, reas
onabte price.?. Mrs. W. I'hil
lips. 02ti So. Jackson.
WANTED Nicely furnished house
in good residence district. Ad
dress A. C., care News-Iieview
WANTED -Small house or suite of
rooms, furnished or unfurnished
Address "G" box 00. care New
WANTED High school boy or
man to work as janitor evening
for board. Apply at Cafeteria.
TIU'CK DRIVER and helper wants
employment, commission or sal
ary. Not afraid of work. Thou"
1R0-J.
Spring Styles
Helect your spring styles from onr
new arrivals of wools, sergcT, silk,
piloted crepe da chene anil vollea.
We also have la New Spring Coats.
The aaap and rreahnoa of Bprlng find exprta.
Ion In the clilc styles and brilliant weaves of our
new fabrics. They combine exquisite taste with
perfect reliability which stamps them aj the beat.
DRY
GOODS
I. ABRAHAM
"Kverjrlhiug the Ileal"
LAMES
WKAR
WANTED Steady man for ranch
work. Uood place, i'bono 2'J-l- i.
WANTED Lady roomers.
ler St. l'hone 1 It 3-It .
846 Mil-
FOR SAIJi.
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE News.
Review office.
WANTED Good home for 3-year-
old boy. Address "C," News
Kevlew office.
WANTED Woman to do washing;
also a woman to help In general
housework. Phone 404.
WANTED Place In private family
by single man to room and board.
Address "F. V.," News-Iteview.
WANTED Information as to the
addresses of the following named
parlies, or heirs, lf they are dead:
J. M. F. Heard. Joseph 11. Tipton,
Daniel W. Mclveuuey and John
Evans, who lived near Itoseburg
some years ago. Address Edwin
W. Spalding. National Metropoli
tan Hank Uuildlng. Washington,
D. C.
WANTED To rent a small tract
with good house nnd modern
equipment for chicken raising,
l'lioile 4 33-J.
WANTED A No. 1 logging camp
cook. Must he well recommended
and able to handle 75 men. In
quire News-Review for information.
.TS
01 the
.inland,
and for
Sal v ation
:;eo is
'tun wotk I
I'niv ided.
lor anna,,! corps budget and op
ra'iNK expenses and for increasing
iivat,,.,i Ann work In the virgin
t.irlterv of .mail,.- conmnnt-
t es of 1'ie state, the l.llgest part of
Hit Louie serme program for 1920,
MANILA. March 22. (I!y mail 1
Two Filipinos have Just fought
with bolos the first duel in Manila
since the beginning ot the American
occupation. One of them suffered
the loss ot his left hand in tha fight
Angel I'mali nnd Trauquillna I'ag
llnawan met "with seconds and
friends in a vacant lot near the cen
ter of the city Just before dusk to
settle their fued with the favorite
native weapon. I'mali forced the
tight and soon landed the blow tha'
severed his adversary's left hand
t'agliiiawan fought oil nnd I'mali.
lb spue his victoiy. took to his heels
but was caught by a policeman.
I agllnawan was taken to a hos
"Hal where he has since been ill a
critical condition. As there Is no
1 .w iinTii duelMng In the Phili
ppines, I'mali will be prosecuted on
a minor charge.
HIDES
All kinds of
JUNK
wool and Casrara Bark.
Including paper, also mohair.
Cast Iron and Dry Itonea.
Berber Junk Shop
Corner Cns and Pine.
KlUEIIl ll, OKK.
KC.tiS roll llK'H(l.
Thoroughbred whi'e Rocks from '
nun egg strain. Alo thoroughbred,
S C. White Leghorns Tan red strain.'
Eggs JS 00 per hundred. A few j
while Hock cockerels for tale, $4 .00
cash A. 8. Hunt. 22'. Jackson St..
. , noseourg, Oregon.
We wash and polish cara at Mer
"v's garage.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
a"N. - 1 ME IH UD HKAM. . A.
w u net !! krli..
TU Mk. Haw af vN X
DIAlIuMf HKU HILlNtrf
iDni.Mia(,a-ll Kflil' at
SOLD BYDRLOGBTS MK,
Township Maps
Showing 0. & C. Grant
Lamls subject to entry
April 12th. $1.50 per
township.
Douglas
Abstract Co.
HEIN LINE -MOORE
CONSERVATORY
lisi;n) rhyjic.il Education
Managed by
Accredited Teachers Only
The "talc demands hiahljr effielent
t.',-h.'r n,l 1ii ichtMil complies
loo .mnl with Hit, Mim, BW.
Kohlhajen Bldy;. Phone 390
FOR RENT
I'OH RENT 2 housckeepliiK rooms.
646 So. Pine St.
COR RENT Siitcty deposit
Roseiiurg National Hank
FOR SALE - Sows and pig8 JJ"
i. r isuer. rnone 3.
FOR aALE Medium sired safe Saa
11 at Koutches. "
FOR SALE Haled hay. W. p Ramil
Rt. 1, 1 mile east of town. 270 a.
FOR SALE Several eood
mlleh cowa. A. E. Chennw.
looking Glass.
FOR SALE Barn In Nachteri
grove, to be moved: Casey-Hard,
lug.
FOR SALE Good 1914 model Fori
touring car. W. R. Warner, it
the Cafeteria.
FOR RENT 1 1-2 acres river bot
tom soil, close to town. I'hono
279-L.
HOl'SEKEEPINO ROOMS Also sin
gle rooms at reasonable prices.
Itoseburg Apartments, oor Main
and Douglas.
COW FOR SALE One Jersey, good
milker. Lone Oak ranch, Brock.
way. Fred Schmidt. t
FOR SALE Span ot work mares,
or either or bofi. price, teason
nble. R. A. Hercner, l)I!lard, Or.
FOR SALE. BARGAIN 6 room moi
dern bungalow, sleeping, porch
garage, closo in, phone owner, at
187-R. ' "
CUAL, BOD7 W001J Slabwood
mill ends, cement, lime, plaster
storage, transfer. H. J Uenn!
Phone 128.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. No children
814 Wlnchesicr. Phone J7i)-Y
MISC'ElxANKOUa.
DRESSMAKINO Stylishly done
tailoring. 749 So. Jlaln. Phone
4 29-Y.
LOST Hunch of four keys on ring
Finder please return to News-Re
view office. Reward.
GENERAL TRANSFER - Hauling
and country trips, a specially
Troxell & Co. Phone 251.
rOl'NP An envelopo containing
kodak pictures and films. Owner
please call at News-Review office
LOST A bunch of keys. Fllldet
please leuve at News-Review of
fice. Kewaid.
3AFETV FIRST Secui a safcti
deposit box for your valuable pa
pers at the Hosebur; National
Hank; tf
LOST On Iieer Creek road, pair of
silver mounted spurs. Kinder
please return to Lynn Creation.
Reward.
EGGS FOR HATCHING Brown
Lophorn, good layers; 15 for
11.50. D. S. Houser, phone to
J'tfc'-la. f
LOST Sunday morning, a half
grown Persian kitten. Finder
please return to t. M. Tuthlll, 3
miles west of Sutherlin, Coles Val
ley road.
MONEY TO LOAN 20-year r.tra'
credit farm loans, low interest
rate. $20,000 local money to loan
on good real estate. First mort
gage. See W. F. Rice of Rice
Rice tr
t'SED CARS O. K. Oarage has a
large number of different makes.
Prices and terms to suit your poc
ket book. Call and we will de
monstrate them to your satisfac
tlon. Ceo. Shanks & Son.
Watch Our
NEW PLANT
GROW!
Roseburg Dairy and Sod? Vorks
FOR SALE Eggs for hatching frotj
pure bred O. A. C. Barred Hocks,
$1.25 per 15.. Address Elmer
Swan. Looking Glass, Ore.
FOR SALE GO Angora goats; also
riding cultivator, almost new.
Phone 34-F2. J. C. Koyse.'
FOR SALE One Case gang plow In
good condition. C. L. Weber, Rt
No. 1, Phone 42-Fia.
OAK WOOD FOR SALE MOVE BY
TRI'CK. Quick reliable nervlre.
Prices reasonable. Phone 20F2.
FOR SALE 75 tier of hard wood;
also gas saw and buzz saw, in first
class condition. Phone 11-K25.
Jaalmar Hanson, Melrose.
WHITE LEGHORN hatching eggs,
'i'ancred and O. A. C. strain. $1.50
for 15 eggs, $8 per 100. Mrs. C.
G. Sheppard. Dixnnvllle, Ore.
FOR SALE 11 1-2 acres land, halt
mile to town; good 5-room housa,
barn, chicken house. Eaay terms
Box 13, Ht. 1. Roseburg, Ore. '
FOR SALE Large county maps,
shows all R. R. and government
lands open to entry, price $3.00.
F. C. Frear, county surveyor,
Roseburg, Oregon,
FOR SALE Italian prune trees for
fall delivery. 6 to 8 feet. 50c; 4 to
6 ft., 40c; 3 to 4 ft., 25c; 2 to J
ft. 15c. K. L. Ellis, 2 miles west
of Roseburg. .
FOR SALE Prunes and all varieties
fruit trees, ornamental, shade,
roses, including climbers. Prices
on application. Van Sickle, 125
Sheridan,
FOR SALE Good work horse and
double harness $110 for both If
taken at once. A. V. Hammond,
E. Second Ave. South.
FOR SALE Good brood sow jiuA I
snoats, weighing about 40 lbs.
each. Price $100. C. V. Odea,
Dixonville, Ore. Phone 34-F4.
Some
Land Bargains
1 have quite a few nice homes to
sell in Roseburg, several nice
country nomes In Edenbower.
some of them well improved and
up to date, ranging from 4 4 to
15 acres; small and large farms
on Cow Creek, above Glcndale.
ranging from 40 acres to 600
Come and see the properly If
the land suits we will try to make
the price right.
Write or call on H. J. WILSON
Roseburg, Oregon.
FOR SALE 1918 Harley-Davldson
motorcycle and sidecar in first
class condition, $325.00. Call Har
rison's Garage, 123 N. Main St.
FOR SALE Sawmill complete, with
donkey engine, capacity of mill I
thousand feet. Plenty of timber.
Address S. M., care News-Review.
120 ACRES of timber land for sals
by owner. located west of Drain.
Price 75c per M. C. O. Anderson,
Box 4C3 Ballard Sia., Seattle, Wn.
FOR SALE 21 acrj s miles f.im
Elma. Wash., or will trade for
Douglas county land. Address tl.
W. Bowles, Elma, Waf hlngton, lit.
2. Box 40.
FOR SALE Mapleleaf Confection
ery. Bargain if taken before April
1st. Owner desirous of takrtig trip
only reason for selling. Good lo
catlon, good business.
FOR SALE 60S acres of timber for
sale; few rods from highway and
near siding at Riddle. Must b
sold at once. Good team logging
proposition. Address Harry
Grube. Cottage Grove, Ore.
700 ACRE RANCH 300 acres has
been cultivated; large house m
fair condition, 3 large barns.
Splendid sheep or stock ranch. In
fine neighborhood. Price $25 per
acre, one-half cash. Caaey-Hard-lat.
J