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Newspaper Page TextHam pnwp Oregon Is as faznouB for har applea as California Is for oranges. Oregon apples are sold fro a Uaina to Californiain Itexloo City and the Philippines. B0C8T 'es and BUY 'em and help oar growers further extend nielr markets TP Aasoolated Industries of Oregon LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE FAVORS WHJMEH AIU. Canyonvtlle, Ore.. April 20, H20 Roseburg Newe-Rcvlcw: Much baa been anld, and yet o Utile about helping the returned sol dier, your boy and mine. Aa yot, the prefered right to these grant landa are about ull that hua been done. And ao far as the Innd Is concerned It la of no value for their present need, without stock of something to bring an income right away. I would like to see Oregon, the Hate that's first In everything do nate to our iMiya that lakes one of these homesteads ten head of cows or 100 head of sheep, two brood sows, a team, dozen chickens and all necossnrv tools for working these claims. Otherwise they are value less to him. Take some of the tax money that Is being bo extravagant ly spent other ways and help these boys to be real borne builders. Home builders are what we need to cut the high cost of living. The many today RuddyCheeks SparklingEyes Most Women Can Have, Say Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known Ohio I'hysidan Dr.F.M.Edwarda for 17yiratimted scores of women for bver and bowel ail ments. During these years he gave to hit patients a prescription made of a lew well-known vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, Tiou will know them by their olive color. These tablets are wonder-workers on the liver and bowels, which cause a normal action, carrying oif the waste and poisonous ma Iter in one's system. If you have a pale face, sallow look, dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, heacW aches, a listless, no-good foelmg. all out of sorts, inactive Ixmeh, you take one of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets nightly a time and note tire pleasing results. Thousand of women and men take 1 ir. Edwards Olive Tablets live suc cessful substitute for calomel now and then just tu k.x-p tlvem lit. hk: and 25c. Do You Work With Electricity ? Bum the Busier. We can pt call buzzer or bells in your office, connect your dining table with the kitchen, put eltntrlc lighter. on your gas burners, or any other electrical work. iihul to tell you (he cost, ' , 1 Miller's Electric Shop 123 N. Main Street 211 Our Family Laundry Service WHAT IT IS A b.lp that will simplify yoar partlealar washday problems Sen la aur family laandry service. Onr driver call, for your fam llf bindl. at a d.flnlta tlmo cask week, and w 11 do your wash ta( ia oar customary consldarat and aanltary tnannar. Wr Mm After you eat always take F ATONIC foRjoifcACiriSTOgiACtf) Instantly relieves Heartburn, Bloat ed Gasiy Feeling. Stopa food souring, repeating, and all stomach miseries. Aid. ditMtlon and apvatita. Kfflpl ctotnaeh treat and ttrana. locru.il Vitmlitr snd i'p. EA TONIC la th. beat rwncdr. Ttm of thou Band. wondarfully tenanted. Ooljreo.Mor.Dt or t-o day Co uta ft. Poaittvalr (uorootdad toDlMMorwawill rafood Bwaar. tiatabai tax twUr, Yoa will Ma iNallmu Fullertou, 205 Cass St.. Roseburg, Oregon. fir living off the production of the few. And as long as thlntcs remain so living will be high. Quit living from a tin can and paper bag. Scatter them out over these va cant hinds. t where rent, wood, I water, vane tables, fruit and a great part of the other expenses are had for the work of raising. These things fnre growing and producing some thing while the owner Is improving his land for a crop. Without stieh holp It's a pltv and a thame to advertise these lauds and bring them here neeklng something thev do not find. Thousands of acres of this land Is good for nothing hut dinner squirrels, and one could not posHthly make a llvlnr on It with out Htock. And I think this stock nhonld bo given them under eon tract the same as the homestead, th;it they could not dispose of ft In any way for three years, but could sell or ute the increase. There are so many boys who have never been taught to save, or a business wav of hnndltne what thoy had, and unless It was fixed some way. they might , sell It for the best price offered nnd have nothing to help them the next season. 1 do not like Ji.pt giving them money, not the ablebodied men. Oie I them a chance to be self-supporting 1 Give them a good, square, MminexK 'deal. That Is what thev deserve I Don't hand them a "tip", like you : would a porter for brushing your I suit or cleaning your shoes. Th 1 greatest Insult und the most de rrnding thing an American ever took Thone 447 EXPERT WELDING Includes nut only the knowl du of whur to at-ply tk heat, bat also Just Khun to stop. The work oan ha over dona aa wall aa undardon. V possess th .upert kuowlvdgs and hara facility (or doing all kinds of welding work satisfac torily. We ar. at your ser vice any tlm. Mjfhew s Welding Works .rmisi tftiMtc a cuiuhc t maun HoekUL IKi. OllKUOa aiaX ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY Idab MSGlone Gibson A WOMAN'S HAITI VESS. "Do you know, John." I said sud denly, "that 1 think you and I could he very good friends and very happy, though married (John made little grlinmre of taisj. If we only saw each other setnioccaolonally." "Don't gel that inio your bead. Honey. I want you. I want you all the time!" "But 1 am going to stay down here for some months. Loa't you think thai it is beat? I certainly do not. I would like lo have you come up and see the new bouse. We can take possession at once. II will give you aomethlng to think about beside yourself. "And you. too. John. Are you sure lhat 1 think too much about myself?'' "It's All Wrung." "Of course you do. dear, every woman thinks too much about her- relf. You see she doesn't have enough work to engross her Interest I am talking now of the women In America's middle class, be said Women whose husbands protect and rare for them. It Is all wrong. Katu erlne. A woman should nnke quite aa much business of her Lome aa a man does of bis office." Why, you are talking Just like Alice." "Oh, I am talking sense. I don't believe in all that bosh that Alice spouta. Hut 1 do iwiieve inai muni men are too luauigeni wim ineir wives." ".Venning you. I Bald. John had the'grace to blush. "Oh. I am throwing bouquets at myself," he said. "Has Ooodwln gone down south to look after your oil property?" hr aked abruptly, as he wandered about the room and apparently aught sight of a card on which Charlie had scribbled good-bye to me. 'Yes. he went dav before yester day. He is probably there now," I said. "I saw an account In the papers pr"errt:lv where some of the wells was a "rip." it places you on an equal with a real servant. And thank r.od for this grand old flag that these boys have carried farther and higher than it was ever carried be fore, we have no servants In Amer ica. We are all wage earners, by our heads, hands or Investment, but ser- vsnts, "never." The man that works h road, builds brldees. cuts wood; the man or woman who sits In the office or tills the soil In America is i wave earner. He or she are paid for their service, and they have the tame feeling of liberty and freedom that our president has. Iton't lot us forget our duty to! these boys. What did they answer j vh n I'nrle Parn railed? What were' 'he reports from "over there?" Did : they do their duty? Don't offer a "tip' for blood: give them a chance. LOl I Finally, he strong In the 1-ord. imd In the strength of His might.- -Kph. ft: 10. 0 CITY NEWS 0 See the Hat Shop ad. In this Utile Arundel, ptaan tuner. Pnone 139L. See the lint Shon ad. in this issue Nifty millinery at Sallows, not over 115. ti See the Hat Shop ad. In this Issue We wash and polish cars at Mar ian's garage. Flsher"s niend Flour mora and better loavea at your grocer. Ppralla Corsettere. Clr.ra Corura. Phone, 40J-R. 311 W. Wash. tf Lime-sulphur spray, sulphur for fartilUar. sulphur for plant dusting, lima la 11 bis . arsonate of laud, black leaf forty. ULupq.ua Valley Fruit Union. o 8KTTINH KtKiS. From High t'xoduclng White Lag norn nens lanireit strain. per etting of 1: s per 100. Earl Voahurgh, 2 27 N. Jackson or 70!! Kullerton. NOW IX THE C1TV. Frank A. Terry, representing the Kntiltnhle Savings Loan Assn.. is mow In the cltv. For an Interview call or phone the Tmpqua hotel tf LADIES and GENTLEMEN JUST this ad. to tell the people of Rose burg that I am run ning a First-CIass Jitney Mine is n fine 1 Tourinjr car. If I please you. tell others. If not. tell me. Car stands at Fnluee of Sweets. Phone 76. Edgar Shanks, Prop. MARRIED LIFE oted author - in that realon are golns dry." he re- inarxaa. "I didn't see it." I ar.wrj. hk1Io W-FooWi. ... - i i.u.i i'iiiim wttn i annual "iiu ' Charlie," was his ni-xt remark, "tven II you man i tai -I IfBlleve 1 have the uMo-date way of doing Dusiness anu v,i..m-... rather old-fogih; at Uast I thinK he la." ,. , ... "Hlease Ufs don't lum aw; r i v .. . . tMtr to be here JflUIl. 1VU .is Ku..n suih a short time, that I only want 10 think of happy things!" "Uood lra: mi""1"'- " ., knowledge that you are worth a Halt million dollars aomethlng to rnaKe you happy?" , . . "Do you know. John. I whisnrrcd Boftly. "that the knowleilse Ihat,. waa worth a half million dollars did not make me hair as nappy - . u - in vmir WeS a little while ago us you said that some- . . . . t. a mnal I mal vmt tnfil in 1 i"7 beautiful woman you kn-w " "Foolish mim. 'Yes 1 know, dear, hut a woman p i. .n.ii little things. .... ...hj .... n..ni. s child- t-en do their queer little ouidoor nlavhouses. mere are eied bits of compliments that nave been given to us In all sin-erlty. "There are faded flowers whirh once were fresh, and brought mes sages of love. There are tiny notes. on which perhans the inK is laum l,ut we still read the Iovh lhat was written there, because it is engraved upon our hearts. There are eyes in whleh we see the light of leve spark ling and caresses which mean much. There are no great palatial roejns In a woman's houso of hi'PI'iness. There are no silks and gay "broideries. All of these she may have had. hut they are not the thlnqB that she treasures above all others the things which she keeps to gloat over. No, a w oman builds her house of hai.piness a children build their playhouses or Utile things thnt others, perhaps, miR-ht call tawdry." Tomorrow Until nnd Her l liiblien. Ko Cool'ng A Nutritious Diet for All Ages Quid: Lunch at Home or Office Avoid Imitations tr.i Substitutes NOTICE. The nnnual clean-up cays will be Monday, Tuesdny nnd Wednesday. May 3rd. 4th and Sth. Have all of your rubbish put In sacks or boxes and placed on street cu.klngs. C1TV MARSHAL. Sl'ltlNO SAMPLES ARRIVED Don't fall to call and Inspect our fine line of spring samples for men's clothing. A beautiful Una to make a selection from (or a nobby suit. O. W. Sloper, tha cleaner and pres sor, or 1OIH.E DIRECTORY. The H. R. E. 1. A. Tnlon Meeting will be held at the Macrabhee hall every first and third Wednesdays of the month. A. V. A A. M., IxiurrT Tiurlge !fo. ia Reg'ilar commnnlratloDS 2nd anJ fourth Wednesdays each month at Masonic Temple, Roeebarg, Ore Visitors welcome. A. A. WILDER. W. M., W. F. HARRIS. 8ee L. O. T. M. llosrblllK Hive Xn. 11, holds regular reviews os second and fourth Friday afternoons In Maccabee hall. Sisters of other hives visiting In the citr are cor dially Invited to attend our re views. Mcccrbee hall oi Caat Sti eat. ELLA LANE. Com. JESSIE KAP1 Col. NF.NiHIIOliS OF WOOIM-HAFT. Lilac Circle No. 49 Meet on 1st and 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing ne-ichbors Invited to attend EDITH CHURCHILL. O. N. TILL1E I. JOHNSON. Clerk. KN'K.HTS OF PYTHIAS Alpha lodge No. 47. meet every Wed nesday evening, cor. Jackson and Cass sta. Visitors slwavs welcome C. A. CHAMBERLAIN. C. C CHAS. F. HOPKINS, M. F. El H. W1MBERLY. K. R. 8 , O. O. V., t n Ion !:nrnn)mrnt No. n Meets In Odd Fellows" Temple, every Thursday evenirig. Visiting brethren alwavs welcome. FOSTER BI TNEU. C. P J. IV BAILEY. II P. OLIVER JOHNSON. R. S. JAMES KWART. F. S eMOI.FS, Rosebnrg Aerie meets In their hall on Jackson Ot. In ln and 4th Monday evening of an month, t 8 o'clock. Visiting breth ren In good standtrg always w. come. FRED F. CLARK, WPP VICTOR MICELL1. YY P B. T. OOODMAN, Secretary. hould not bt'do8td for colds - apply ouid "treatment- j;M' YICRS VAEORUlm. I O. O. F. 11iil'tr1an Lodge No. 8 ' Meets In Odd Fellows" Tempi, corner Jackson and Casa Bts., on Saturday evening of each week. Visiting brethren are always wel co uta. viPTftH ROVD. N. O. A J CEDDPS, Rec. 'See J. B. BAILEY-. Fin. Sec. RF.HF.KAIIS. Itoseburg Rehekah . . . ri ii . Lodge. No. 41, 1. i. u- In Odd Fellowj' Temple every week on Tuesday evenlne at the Odd Fellows" hall. Visiting mem bers In good standing are invited to attend. MAUD PLYLER, N. 0. BELL STEPHENSON. See. DKL1.A LEWIS. Financial Sec WOODMEN Ol' WOULD. Camp No. 12S. Meets In tie Odd Fellows' hnU In Robur; everj 1st and 3ru Monday evenings. Vis iting nolghbora alwaya welcome. H. CARRICK. C. C. It. U. MILLER, Clerk. LOYAL OIIDEK OF MOOSE. Rose- burg Lodge No. 1037 Moetg sec ond and fourth wcanesday even ing of each month at 8 o'clock In the Moose hall. All vts-'.tfng bro 'hers are Invited to attend. C. W. CLOAKS. Dictator. H. O. PAHGETER. Secretary B. p. O. FIKS, RosOTtirg Lodce, No. 8'Jd Holds regular communica tions at the Elks" Temple on each Thursday of every month. All members requested to at tend regularly, and all visiting brothora are cordially Invited to attend. HARRY HILDEBURN, ti. R. IHA B. HIUDLR. Bae7. O. E. H.. Rosobunr Cliaptor Ho. t Holds their regular meeunc on the 1st and 3rd Thursday In each month. Visiting member In good standing are respectfully invited to attend. LEONA ABRAHAM, W. M. FREE JOHNSON, Secy. I. O. O. h. Rising Star Lodge No. 174 meets In the Odd Kello-v ' Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. Victor MlcelH, N. 0., Perry Boyd. V. O. J. EARI.E PICKENS. Rec. Sec M FICKLE. Financial Sec IIOSEIII RC. LODGE NO. 1098, I'nt txl Brotherhood of Maintenance ot Way Lmpl'iyeaj and linilwuy Shop laborers. Afllliuted with the A F. of L. Meets at Moose hal! the first Wed., fourth Sat. nights and third Sunday of each month. J. F. SMITH. President. W. J. MEREP1TH, Reed. Secy 'JEO. MAC IVER. Fin. See mm ( All Classified Adrert1ementJ Id. .erted new today will be found on last page niuler ".New Today" head. WATICr. WANTED Dishwasher at Foutch's restaurant. WANTED Sewing by the day. Chadw-ick atreet. WANTED A cook at the Ruiter Sanitarium. 327 W. Douglas St. COOK'S HELPER Or second cook wanted at the Cafetc'a. WANTED Small cash register. Call at 123 Sheridan St., or phone 301. WANTED Man or T)oy willing to do Jinltor work for board. Inquire at latetena. ANTED Woman for general housework. Joe E. Harvey, Rose- ourg. t'none 9-F4. WANTED Nicely furnished house in eood residence district. Ad dress A. C, car News-Review. HOUSE WANTED Want to buy or hire good work horse. Phone ear ly mornings 15-F12. John Good bourn. WANTED A reliable partner to go into Trinity Co.. Calif., prospecting. irq.nre at tne i.ane St. Rooming iiouse, i;o?eliurK. V ANTED Modern furnished housa or bungalow, by couple without fhililren. Will be permanent. In- auire ot News-Review office. WANTED A 5 or 6 year old team, weighing around 12."0earh. Must he Kentle. sound, nnit well l.riii, A-ldress. Box 3.1, Camas Vallev, Ore. WANTED Position as foreman: 20 years experience In auto and trac tor business: thorough mechanic. s"eciali.-t on ignition, starting, lichiini: and cnrburatlon. At pres ent employed, but desire change to country H. C. de R.. Room 410. - s Eddy St.. San Francisco, Cal. W ANTED- salesman for Rosehurg and vicinity. Commission contract ly. for spare time or full time w.' will teach you to sell Income pro'ect mn throush our free s-hool of Instruction and help vou build a business of your own "'iseus iiondliif nnd In sur and vomnanv. Accident llcwh Dept.. Saginaw, Michigan Capital 1,. -,00.000. FOI. RENT FOR RENT Barer? tteposlt boxes. Rosebnrg National Bank. FOR RENT Room with bath. In quire 401 So. Mala St. FOIt RENT Modern furnished Iuoum; no children. Phone 1F23. FOB RENT 4 unfurnlahad rooms at 21 i Chadwlck Bt. L'ail morn ings. FOR RENT Remington typewrite! No. IV. Inquire vospurg uros., 2il N. Jackaon atreet. HOt'SEKEEPINO ROOMS Also sin gle room at reasonauie prices. Roseburg Apartments, eor Mais and Douglas. MISCKLLAXKOUb. DRESSMAKING Stylishly done; tailoring. 749 Sc. Main. Phone 4li-Y. BE GOOD TO YOURSELF Phone 76 and ride. Jitney on tha Job until tqlduight. GENERAL TRANSFER Hauling and country trip a specially. Troxell ft Co. Phone 261. ff-tTvrn An .nuhna ennlntnlne i yj i. n ii i" - . ,- kodak pictures anu iiims. u.iki please can at isewt-nnymw mum SAFETY FIRST Seoul a aafety deposit box lor your vaiuaoie pa pur at the Rosoburc National Rank. tf FOUND Pair of mena glove. The owner may recover property at News-Review office. tB SPECIAL DRIVE ON RACS We will pay two cent a pound tor rags until May 1. Rush your rags in. Berger a Junk Shop. LOST In Sutherlln April 26 baby' white crocheted mocassin. Finder Please mall to Mr. Emil Hall at Sutherlln. Will reman postage. MONEY TO LOAN 20-year Tiira' credit (arm loans, low Intcres' rate, f 20,000 local money to loai on good real estate. First mort gage. See M. F. Rice of Rice Rice. tf CSED CARS O. K. Garage ha s large number of different makes Prices and terms to suit your poc ket book. Call and we will de monstrate them to your satUfac tlon. Geo. Shanks & Son. FOR SALE. OLD PAPERS FOR SALE New Review office. FOR SALE Fir biOCk wood. Phone 19-F5. FOR SALE Medium sized safe. S It at Foutchea. FOR SALE 16 hogs. Pine Crest Farm, Dixonville. Phone 33-F: FOR SALE Dodgo car In good run ning condition. Inquire Glenn Taylor. FOR SALE Good 5-year-old Jersey cow. R. L. Thomas, Roseburg. Route 2. FOR SALE Dodge delivery car In A-l condition. Inquire at Newa Review office. FOR SALE Sectional bookcase and kitchen cabinet. Good as new. 211 W. Mosher St. FOR SALE Baby grand piano. Cir cassian walnut, in good condition. Inquire at News-Review office. COW FOR SALE One Jersey, good milker. Lone Oak ranch. Brock way, Fred Schmidt. . tf FOR SALE 8-year-old cow, came fresh Feb. 16, and Is giving about 35 lbs. milk per day now. R. L. Ellis, 3 mile west Roseburg, Ore. FOR SALE Large, modern house, corner lot; furniture if wanted, owner going away. Call 746 S. Thompson street. FOR SALE OR TRADE 10 acres. Improved. 1 mile from city; small house, and other buildings. In quire 522 So. Pine. . FOR SALE Underwood typewriter. lactory rebuilt, used short time in the home. Price $55. G. A. Hiin mcl, Myrtle Creek, Ore. JUST on the market, beautiful 6- roora bungalow; aleeping porch, with bath; at the Intersection of Fullerton & Mlcelli Sts. Price $2000. Casey-Harding. FOR SALE 2 lots, corner, B-room house, outbuildings, fruit trees, nice garden land, $800. Including furniture; terms. D. Whltsett, at Rapp'a restaurant. FOR SALF, 2 burner eieetr-.e plate wnn oven, bicycle, shower bath, rocking chair, mattress, lawn mower, rug xl2. 121 N. Steph ens street. BROCCOLI SPrn mil 9iir -n. BalleV hfln flnent 8 Vr, rfavalnn. I ing a strain of broccoli seed adapt ed to the Umpqua Valley. $2 per ounce. Special rate on pound lots. Order taken for broccoli plants ior june delivery. 14 per thou-! sand. Dr. C. H. Bailey ft Son, Roseburg, Oregon. FOR SALE One span Belgian ! mares, age 5 and 9, weight 3700,! 1425 with harness. One span Per-! cheron mares 5 and 6 years old, weight 3000, $400 with harness: 1 Helgian mare 3 yetrs old,1 weight 1450, price $100. A. C. j Dear. Oakland. Ore. Phone 80-F3. FINE 200-ACRE FARM; 100 rich creek bottom; 50 in crop: 140 an-; der plow; 65 timber; railroad 15 j miles; store and high school near; on highway; with crop, some slock, mnchlnorr nd aonsrholdl goods, $13,000, terras. Address,! "Owner." Box 1, Roseburg, Ore.1 FOR SALE Unbaled .i,T - Mabley Bro... i OR At Call Vosburgh Bro, ' FOR SALEvTrlIn7h7nn7lr tlon. Mrs. E. V Flint SL -rs, l4, FOH SALE Cood 4gnor urn. very reaaonabl. " cafeteria. , . rt OAK WOOD FOR sal7; TRUCK. Qck rtli.Ti.VT Price. re.,Mhl. . Phon. T? -..a. POP BI1P n . ... - J i wain 1 rooa, dern bungalow rage. close ,n.ph7a. fOR SALE One good J.raTT" cheap; 3 good 7; goodUrta wagon, COAL, BOD7 WOODm.kTrr mm end, eeui.nt, UrnM.? torage, transfer. H i Tj' Phone 128. J , FOR SALE 1 1 1-j mile to town good 6?oiif 1l M barn, chicken hous. SS5 Box 13. Rt. 1. Rosebnrr'o". rort 8A1.E Large county shows all R. R. , ' J land, open , . entry? L.eCburgTeg,Cn!Unt: .20 ACRES of timber laad faTZT by owner, located west of rw!T Price 75c per M. C.O.ZJL . Box 463 Ballard Sta., SittuTwJ FOR SALE A bargain. CherrouT touring car. new tires, w " hauled, term. See W. R. PmaiT 710 S. Jackson St., fore noon. FOR SALE 7 passenger 'II tuU Studebaker, A-l shape. Ho itii mile. Good for family or tun work. Stephen .treet strawTa! Roseburg Garage. ! LOTS. 6-ROOM MODERN sou, barn and brand new chick hoos on paved street. Price tlist $550 down,' balance 12, M month. Casey-Harding. FOR SALE Prune trees for fall fe. livery f . 0. b. Canby, Oregot, l u 6 ft., 40 c: 3 to 4 ft., 15c, ill kinds fruit tress at reuouik prices. R. L. Ellis, t nUei Roseburg, Ore. WE REPRESENT the Fennsr Hfc Co. of the Peninsula Lumber c. of Portland, Ore. Besdy CM Homes. If you contsmplal StJl-1 lug a home, barn or Karats, MM or call for catalogue. Cutr-Hint-lng, Roseburg, Oregon. EGGS FOR BATCHEie. Thoroughbred white Rocto bta 100 egg strain. Also thoroittttsl 1 C. .White Leghorns TancrroiDaa. "OCKS $8.00 per hundred. A bt vhite Rock cockerel for sals, MH ash A. S. Hunt, 225 Jaclsoi K, V., Roseburg, Oregon. HEINLINE-MO0RI CONSERVATORY tulc ill ?iyii.-il Edscsdos Managed by Accredited Teachers OnJ, The State demands hlsbir 1 teachers and this School IOO per cent with lbs Itatslsw. Kohlhagen Bldg. PhtntSI HOUSEHOLD COIWEWEKEI Kitchen Caklnets, Blflt of any sort are mad W V all home Industry. See as anything In this 1m " TheJ.G.Fio()KCo. Phone 100 SheetMetalWoii OF ALL KINDS J. H. SINNIGER HO OAK BTRKET ItrOTl. M. A. BULEY CONTRACTOR Builds Anything. ' JW class work. Let mi ftt with you. Box 304; Rt dence 305 Douglas Sf- Roseburg, Oreges. ' ' i Some Land Bargains I have Quit- a few sell in Roseburg. ""J" country home aw some of them well '"'"T up to date, rangtol 15 aeri mll and v on Cow Creek, above ranging from lJ. f Come and see tb f"T!7sV the Und suit w will By the price right. -jjjolll Write or call cm H. "u71 Rt J. Boseborg. Orago-