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Newspaper Page Texti MIX POIDf Children Cry The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been In use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per- sftf'f-?i sonttl supervision since its inlancy. Ct'v5r7' Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Inlucts p.nd Children Experience anninst Experiment What is CASTORIA , Castoria is a harmless substitute tor Castur Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its. age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Ularrhoea ; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy anri natural bleep. The Children's Punacea The Mother's Filetd. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYJ 5 ) Bears the In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought i- ..niais- May Declare War at End, WASHINGTON. April 3. - The plate of war now 4'xlKiinK Im.i wu this Kfivorninont and Cermuny and AuHtria would t,ti inluatt d under the rosohilion report d today hy th ni'iiate foreign rt'lnf Ioiim com in It tec an a HiiliHlilutf for tho Iioiiki' resolution to end the war with iiv.r niany alone. V waHh and polish cars at Mer ten'i garage. CHICHESTER S PILLS W 1111" 1M 1 tlN It I! ItA N II. A ""V laUl.al AL fnitr IrrMtf.l.l K M- k. r ilM(ff.i.JTtrsi.jV ilj3k I'llUIn lit I l i..U r.M.mAV I ut Tk virr. flu V tf luur Pn.-Bl't- fil-t III H-TI III IIIAIIHMI IIIIAMt I'lM-M, f.,t tt writ km.wn 11 lie.!. !. i t.A'wr ttrliiMe) SOlDDVDRUGOISTSlVLi.ritKE Do Your Work With Electricity ! Uuz the Iluzzer. Wo can p1. call buzersi or hells In uur offiee. connect your dinlnK taid with the kitchen, put elttric lighters on your tits turners, or any other electrical work, tlml to tll jou the cot. Miller's Electric Shop 123 N. Main Street Our Family Laundry Service WHAT IT IH A help that will simplify your particular m.(:i lav problem" -neh Is our family laundry scrvlr. Unr driv-r , .i:. f,,r vnur fa n Uj handle at a daflnite time each week, and "n ,b v.iur wash Inc to our eustouiary consldsra'e and unitary n. Mirer. sea for Fletcher's Signature of num. LajjiijjgTOWWEWBBaw Need Legislation To Govern Planes SAN FRANCISCO, May 1 - N'd for quick tVijViul li-KlHlatluti kvitii InK aircraft in oiut of I hi iiioki strik i ilk I' Hhoii of th aero chow ln-hl 1 here, arrordlnK ' John M .toRcr. a romititiral I'liKinter of Now ItruiiH- i wick, N. J. Thin Ih ar'kuliir.y in c t'Hsary in roiuuMtlon with uniform , latidluK floIdH over tlx en lire cotin- j try, he Haiti. "Primarily, we want a rode of in ternalional laws," he paid. "Then w want nallonal lawn luised upon the prtnripli'H nnd'rlinK the Interna ttonnl lawK. State lawn should then 1 he ntrrmnble lo and concurrent wlih , national lawn. If each Kiale p;i.,! different lawn regulating fly hi k oik cmii readily Bee the harm liia wi.uld reKlilt. Nifty nillliuery at HHlown, no' over $15 t. .i i;ri:itT snui; makhi not a mere cobblur nieiiil you lioea when they come to us. Wi estortj shuefl lnstt ad of repair tut hum. To IreiiKllien IIih wuuk ueHKus without cure in pnsir Inn tin ityle of the Hlioe U uu old fa.liiHnul eluinsy work. Let h show you what we do hy our modern methods am1 factory machinery. KhinM called for and delivered. 1' centH extra. Phono I HI. W. S. HOWARD OiMHlvenr Shoe Kepnlrer, lift N. Jaakinn St. Hmiri Phone Wl EBnHBOMUHnSflCZSSU EXPERT WELDlNll Inctuileii nut unl knnwl Uh of vlier ti) m ply the bat, hut ill so J,i5t whm to rop. Th dont aa w- th and hare t lil iuti of w totily. V vice ny U. work enn b' ov.t 1 rn n:i Jcr.lun Wo i"rt know U-iJ;f h( for dinlnK ail l.'.lnif wnrk n.tt is'ac- .i'' at your iT- Mathews I'Ulinvr Works ROSEBDKG STEAM LAUNDHY noMPTirwi LOVE and Ixl the noted author Idah MGlone Gibson t:ws ritoM tiik on. ui i.i s. ',lltl.h. Hiihl.l"," salil IiIh mollipr, win n Mil" liohnlc akwl Jiihn lo hrinK hi." iaini'i, you luiiniu'i ujk -Hiich i tu istioiiii." Whv nut? 1 waul my papa. I want him i t rv nir.ht hcn 1 ifo to b.d." -That t.l.i:raiu it prohahly from vvi.i- .(..n't in., i.i him vitii hlK'hini." John intiTPOHd. 'Why don t railti-r?" I ;tltl hinld.i.ly to Kuih She louk'fl at in rcptiiuchrully Would you do .hat If you were in my Am-f''" "I think I Hhmtld. Ruth." I an- -r Imn.st ly. I't-rhapH lit doesn't want to b' fh-n." said liutli h.-Hirfit intly "(III yen, I iinow lie ii Just liillicry J to we li in nanus, nam Alice linpui-1 sively "May go and see my papa, f uv- j ver? "I'll see. dear, pi rhaj Come over here lo mother. Hobble." "Teh eiain for Mrs. Gordon Ilitnnah. opening Hie door. said My heart stood still. What bad ' Could i. .. news coil Id come lo me now not fate let nie be happy for just u tew moments. Kverv telegram that I table and started preparations for re in., I neeived lately had lin n a pull at 1 tiring. John snatched It up. tore on hi ai lstrlncs. I reached out my hand for Hie yellow envelope. "Here, here," said Jolui, "you've iiiiide a mistake. That's for me, isn't it?" Would Ih lay l.cnlii It. No." said Hannah, "il is for Miss Kal herini "You had heller let me open It, Katherine," said John. "No, I will open it nivself," I said, and turning to Iluih I tried to re sume the conversation. "Why, aieirt you really going lo open your telegram?" asked Alice In surprise. "Not just now." was my answer. don t think it is very good last tor a Hostess to spring something sen- saiionsi on n. r callers. And it might error!. If vou had opened that tele eoiitain something surprising. : gram when 1 asked you donwslairs "Never mind me, Katherine," said , I would have had plentv of time to . .... ...I .mi an nun reau your tele- nark up and make the train in per Kimn. Kvldeiitly some one wants lo feet comfort." conimuMliaie with you In a hurry." j "But, John, I don't really under ThaT was prohahly the reason why stand why you should go down there. II was wind." was John's sarcastic Charley distinctly favs in the tele- coniinei.i. ir Katherine holds II " e.,.e. ,. nn, .ever Belli II Inlglll i isi en ;Ue pent a letter." isiiiy leiegrnm," I said decld- 1 (i.l'.W-l sTAItTS TOII.W. The it II tl 1 1 i lean-iin week starts levt Mi.-iday and will continue until ; l'ie streets have I n cleared of nil)- i 'ish. which on the f ist dav the cit-! 'zetis of the city will le permitted i the strec-s. It Is provided, how- I ever, that all cans, bottles, etc., that ire to he cirled j,w.iv must he sack- d or'placd In boves or some recep vicle w iiere Mll'V In; y he e iyily ,p handled bv memheis of the street "leaning department who are t ,0 he w.-k. All rubbish must b t hi ooiiiiay. anil w.ll lie pick rapidly as possible. 'd up as il.W I .vmt.u Tit i-: HIMltlU HISI-I.W I'he l.iiKl ea e-('nrlou r,.j, ,.siate 'Ipany h ive u: , ,,,,, ,,,.,, ,) .int an nltractho window ili- la i. Ilsi-tlllt; of lal'f.' fa ks. one 'i. i a h nindow, on which are dis I'laved, nlotii: with ad ell im eat -!:.. r.il pi. tines or life ami , n. s hi iiili'.he. couiily. The pictures show M.any phases of the Indiistiies on farms in this county, includiiii; lib Ken laisinu. loanlierry giowrn. I'Hiiie orchards and many others. lysl'CCTUKS COMIMi. The in-iiraaee adinslor and In- !l '"r from Hie slate fire niaisbal s ittice will h.- here soon to inv.sti ate the M.tcv hopnal lire, arcord- '"t lo v oi, r v, ,1 here lodav. An nv.-niorv of the loss has b i l.r... paied and will bv preseuted for ap- prov.il. I'i ell and Jloberts el iiuring car lo It- Til. II in k Ak. ts f Mvnle Creek, and I" Uol.ni.l Adv or Mvnle and Karl Sindl of Melrose. I law iim l-J II: at v,lllVr. T Hit' iin, . -t. ,,t i iv , v , a ;l ' or.'. V. a-h . f from ,t i' Tk i..n.- in '- :'fi pi.-iinc,' h iti.i! l-h. .1 1- ; Ml h mIv f Ih.' in, ! ,.!..! Ml II! ol th,. ,,us Kmi-.v. uo-iiir ti loci: ;n? tmm homo k,r :i;l it's w o-!:irr: ill n tin M coltitnns ki ir rr. e o Icr K..Oe hn t.. lie- '' ' ! ! J .i I ,, ,, 1 .'I'I' ' r . . . n J, t. 1 I . Wrilcl.. J dir. v t, by u, ,; j AJ,h,. l,.,., .1 O.U.C CMIiMlCAt. COtll-ANY (Sr.1 r Jf j I J v TVSfii S TV 1 o wTrwB.wrvTyw,jitMAV. may n. 111120. HARRIED LlrJil II ! tdly. and then I put II pockvt. ' I had goiti'ii hack io my ,nt. d coiu- I h-ar yuu have b-fiiu- a very .rich Duu.li, KathiTl!." ltu,h 1 "I don't know y.-i. Charlie '" rone down tu ( hi iher f am a ...in... nr n nauncr." ' vriii nni'n It ? I Ih-tfniiiiied Not Dy this time I wan il. 11 rtnini d not to open it, everyone a so lin portunale ahout it. and 1 could see that John was inakinc ev. ryone un lomfortahle because I dliin't do so. liiith noon tiiniifht her Ciill lo all pll(ji )Ut ,,( before proiiiiainR lo Mnd u0J,ei vt,ry soon, lo visit His father. I knew Jiihn was very aiit'ry with me because I did not open the tele gram, and it was really not because I wanted to be stubborn, hut because I was afraid to do so. We went lo our rooms, John bid- Allc- a rlirt K"Ml 1 ,lr"'' D-d the envelope on the dressing lnp cover aim reau The lamest oil well on your prop erty that has been such a pusher haB suddenly Rone dry. They are dig ging other v-lls all ab ut It. I will wait here for developuents. The other wells that are already in oper- aMoll are , runii1K enough oil to give you much of an Income. Letter follows." John snorted. "I know something would happen if that man went down there." "Hut, John, Charlie is not to blame because the oil well runs dry." "I am going to take the night train down," he said. "I think there Is one thai leaves In fifteen minutes. It u'lll h n .In., olt-ivi, fr n, u In pmke it. but I am going to make th gram that he is going to stay until iiiings are fixed up. .Tomorrow John does to the Oil I'lel.N. QUICK RELIEF Get Dr. EdwardsjDlive Tablets That is the joyful cry of thousand-, pince Lir. Kdwards produced Olive '1 ablets, the substitute for calomel. No KripiuK results from these pleasant little tablets. They cause the livxr :.nd b.iwels to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action. Dr. Kdvvards' Olive Tablets arc a Kitlung. healing, vegetable compomid :. i:i-d with olive oil, !t yon have a bad taste, bad breath, tool dull, tired, are constipated or bilious, you'l1. find quick and sure rt a!ts from Dr. Edwards' little Oiive Ta! let. at Ixxitime. l'k.and iI5c a box. MM.I.K TAX 1IOI1S II'. SAI.KM, May 1 . Completed peti tions tor a constitutional amendment in phn-e the sinele tax amendment nt? the ,-lcct Inn ballot, were filed with the secretary of state today. If the nauit s are found sufficient after veri fication the initiative measure will go on th" November ballot. -o- Mis. K. H. ltethwell and daugh ter, who ut rived in this city Satur d.iy morning from Sutherlin. return ed io their home ihat afternoon aftel Mioppmg ana visiting here for a few hours. FOR BURNING ECZEMA Apply Zenio, the Clean, An-tisl-ptic Liquid Easy to Use Dues Not Slain Creasy salves and ointments should net lx- apiUied if rikJ clear skin is v .Kit. J. From any druggist for 35c. or M '." tor larye size, cct a bottle of Zcmo. tun applud as directed it ttlcctivcly rem -cs eczenu, quickly slops itching, ;i'iu licils skin troubles, also sons, b;:ns wounds and chnting. It pene lutes, cleanse and sithcs. Zem.i is a clean, dependable and inexpensive atitii'ptic liquid. Tr' it, as we believe nethirc: you have ever Used is as eilec tie arid satisfying. Ti E. W. Roc Co . Cknland, Ok LADIES and GENTLEMEN JUST this ad. to tell the people of Hose burg that I am run ning a First-Class Jitney Mine is a fine bitfTounnc car. If 1 please vou. tell 5 others. If not. tell me. Car stands at Palace of o Sveets. Phone 76. Edgar Shanks, Prop. o ASK FOR and CRT The Original Malted Milk for Infanta and Invalids Avoid Imitations and Substitutes l'OISOKXTKK WiTIIIUlAWS. SAI.KM. May 1. A long distance telephone message received by Sum Kozer. denuy secretary of state, fruiu the campaign manager of Sena tor Miles 1'oiiiut-kicr. prosidiMiti-.il candidate, slates thai Senator I'oiu dexter will withdraw his name from the Oregon ballot. A splendid cotton hose, 19 cents. that will wear. Penney to. Koulch's Grill will hereafter re main open until 12 o cloeK p. in. Short orders at all times, best of ser vice. Hotel Grand block. Ail Classified AdTerflwmriita In .erted new today will b found oi last I'Kgr under "New Today" bend WAJTE1. WANTED Dishwasher at Foutch's restaurant. WA.NTlit) Sewing by the day. Chadwick street. 328 COOK'S HELPER Or second cook wanted at the Cafeter'a. - WANTED Small cash register. Call at 123 Sheridan St.. or phone 361. WANTED Man or ooy willing to do janitor work for board. Inquire at Cafeteria. WANTED Woman for general housework. Joe E. Harvey, lioso burg. Phone 9-P4. WANTED 2 or 3 furnished or part ly furnished housi'.ecning rooms. Phone 192-J. WANTED. Middle aged woman to help with work. Phone 4:;6-J, oi call at 1021 North Jackson. WANTED Nicely furnished house In good residence district. Ad dress A. C. care News-Heview. HOUSE WANTED Want to buy or hire good work horse. Phone enr- ly mornings 15-F12. John Good- bourn. WANTED A woman to do general housework in a small family. Hept of wages. Inquire of K. E. Safley, Sutherlin, Ore. WANTED Modern furnished hous or bungalow, by couple without children. Will be permanent, in quire at News-Ilevlew office. WANTED TO KENT. Furnished four-room house for the summer must he reasonable. Address H. G care News-Heview. WANTED Day mare. 1300 t- 1400, must be true worker. Give de scription nud price. J. D. Large, Oakland, Ore. Phone 61-F3. WANTED A 5 or 6 year old team weighing around 12ro each. Must he gentle, sound, and well hrolte Address, Ilox Cnnuts Vallev Ore. CAPAni.E WOMAN cook wants work In log or road camp or on ranch. emploving large number of men can furnish own helpers. Address 11. P. care News-Review, or Phone 9-F 4. LADY OR OENT1.KM N ACKNT wanted In Hnseluirg for Watkit.s famous products. Wnfkins coniN known everywhere. llig profils Write today. Watklns Co., 51. Winona, Minn. FOK RENT FOR RENT Silt-cry deposit boxes Itoseburg National Bank. FOR RENT Hoom with bath, quire 401 So. Main Si. In FOR RENT Modern fuinishcd house; no children. Phone 1F23 FOR RENT 4 unfurnished rooms at 2 1 T Chadwick St. Cull morn ings. FOR RENT Remington typewrite! No. 10 Inquiie Vo.-burg llros., 2-7 N. Jackson street. HOFSEKEEPING ROOMS Also sin gle rooms at reasonable prices Roseburg Apartments, oor Malt H'O! IVllc'llS FOR RENT Modern five room luin g.ilow. with sleepine porch; cloni In; garage and furnace. No chlld ren. Inquire at News office. MISCKI.UWKOls. DI1KSSMAKINU Stylishly done; ta lor.ng. 749 Sc. Main Phone 4 29-V. DK GOOD TO YOURSELF Photic 76 and rule. Jitney on the jol until midnight. GENERAL TRANSFER lln,,H.. and country trips a specialty Troxell ft Co. Phone 251. POl'ND An envelonn mnMini.. kodak pictures and films. Ownr P'eie rail at News-Review office SAFETY F'RST Hecui a mAfef, dejoiit box ror your valuable pa Pers at the liaulm,. v..i-. nark " HLFK PRINTING In rial blue printing. fTve cents o..r square foot. Douglas Absct Company. FOUND Pair of meni flovei. The owner may recover property at News-Review office. t26 LOST. Oval shaped abalnue pla set in uilVBr. Finder nJcase return to liurchard's Square Store. ilKS. DAV-LE.SS, the San Francisco dressmaker, uiukes all kinds of suits and gowns, braiding and beading end all kluda of fancy trimmings. Over Dell's Millinery store. MONEY TO LOAN 20-year Tiira! credit farm loans, low inferos! rate. f.'O.uoo local money to loan on good real estate. First mort gage. See at. K. Hlce of Rice Idee. tf I'SKD 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 tion. Geo. Shanks ft Son. A LARGE Old l ine Insurance com pany desires to make a general agency connection in Douglas county. Do not apply unless you wish to enter the business in a permanent way and can furnish the best of references. 5revlous experience not absolutely neces sary. Such a connection offers a permanent Income. Address B. L., care News-Review. FOIt BALK. OLD PAPERS FOR SALE News Review of lice. FOR SALE ID F5, -Fir u.ock wood. Phone FOR SALE Medium sized safe. Be it at Foutches. FOR SALE 16 hogs. Pine Crest Farm, Dlxonvllle. Thotie 33-F25. FOR SALE Good 5-year-old Jerse cow. It. L. Thomas, Hoseburg. Route 2. FOR SALE Dodge delivery car In A-l condition. Inquire at NewB Review office. FOR SALE Sectional bookcase and kitchen cabinet. Good us new. 211 W. Mosher St. COW FOR SALE One Jersey, good milker. Lone Oak ranch, Urock way. Fred Schmidt. FOR SALE 2"i0 tier olock oak. Pine, fir wood, $2: 135 cords fir It on grouna. Liudblom, Dlxon vllle. FOR SALE A good work horse, heavy single harness, and small hack. J. Whiirlon, West Rose burg. Phone 389. FOR SALE 3 Jersey cows, just fresh; 2 colts 5 and 3 years old; 175 goats. Laurelcrest ranch, phone 4-F 14. FOR SALE. A five-room cottage, with furniture, fruit trees and good garden spot. Cash or terms. Phone 1-F 23. FOR SALE Large, modern house, corner Jot; furniture if wanted, owner going away. Call 746 S. Thompson street. " FOR SALE T'nderwood typewriter, factory rebuilt, used short time in the home. Price $55. G. A. Him mel. Myrtle Creek, Ore. FOR SALE One Overland model 90 ne.v.lv puinlod and In excellent condition. This is n real buy. Call at I'nipir.ia Auto Shop, Winches ter street. FOR SALE Four-room house, two lots, woodsht d, poultry yard, etc. Paved street. Bargain for cash See owner. 842 Mill., after 2:30 p. m. fl'ST on the market, beautiful 6 room bungalow: sleeping porch with bath; at the intersectic.t of Fullerton & Mieelli Sis. Price 2000. Casey-Harding. FOR SALE 2 lots, corner. B-room house, outbuildings, fruit trees, nice garden land. $800, including furniture; terms. D. Whitsett, at Rapp's restaurant. FOR SALE 1 918 Mitchell 5-nessen- Ker car. ran only 6000 miles, new tires, car In first class condition, $11 on. Will . take light car In trade. H. II. Owen, Oakland. I'Olt SALE One Dodce tntirinc car. Ia..t venr mode). Cord tires, bump ers, two spot lights. All in exeel b i t condition. A real b.inain. Call at Fmpqua Auto Shop, Win- rhe s:or street. FOR PALE Late model Slndehnker au'omobile. in first class condition. ! good rubber, will sell, cheap for cash '.or w ill give terms, or accept desirable small car of standard j make as first payment. Address ' "Stuilehaker." In care of the News- I Review, or Phone 1-F 23. j FOR SALE Lot 80x102, close in. on ', Jackson St. Fine location for gar- ! age. or other business. Paving all in. fair a-room house and barn. If i jou want a Rood business location, better look this up at ouce. Wal ker Kllbourne, 105 cass St Phone 91. ''OR SALE One ,nan Belgian mares, noe r, and 9. weight 3700. i It: i with harness. One span Per-( ihernn mares ,". and fi Years old. woltrht 3000. $400 with harness: i 1 Lelsian mure 3 vears old.' wicht I CO. price $l-0. A. C Dear, Oakland. Ore. Phone 30-F3. ' FINE Jon-ACHE FARM; inn rich1 rreev hottoni; Ml in crop: 140 tin-; d'T plow; j; timber; railroad 15' miles; s'nre and high school near;! on highway; with crop, some j stock, machinery and household' good $13,000. terms. Address,!! "OwlVt," Dox 122, Roseburg, Or. ' FOR SALE Leather Test TiT" 1 itreet. U FOR SALE Red au7Ti Phone 192-J Ur0C Jerrvlr FOR SALE Wicker babTT '-e 111 Co,nnjrc,.Q. U. i'OR SALE l!nhaIi7"'"iT Mabley Rros. ' H-b, ,J'1'- H-F3. rooj, FOR SALJverlaridlalaTr---tlon. .Mrs. E n ""U S. Flint St. Bow,r'. "I FOR SA.E Good T7Z T- urn. very reasonable" inoul Cafeteria. """"o it I'SED CARS FOR SALilnTn nder, 7-passeger; F tourlnir. Motor i,., r.. - -"uii varage. FOR SALE Daby gra.idTuuuT; cassmn walnut, in gen coni'iuT Inquire at News-lvie, 0fflT OAK WOOD FOitlAlSZyTn TRUCK. Quirk lUiabirttrrlU Prices reasonable. phon, ,7 COAL, BODY Wooa-SUbiZT mill ends, cement, lime, tlim? storage, transfer. H 1 C Phone 12s. ' FOR SALE 11 1-2 acres land km mile to town; good 5-room hoi barn, chicken house. Easy ttm? Box 13, Rt. 1, Roseburg, Qw FOR SALE Large county am Bhows all R. R. and governuS lands open, to entry, pries ( F. C. Frcar, county ium, Roseburg, Oregon. 120 ACRES of timber land for a by owner, located west of Drn Price 75c per M. C. 0. Andenoi, Ilox 463 Ballard Sta., Seattle, Wi, FOR SALE A bargain, Clwrclst touring car, new tires, ju,t , hauled, terms. See W. R. Firmly 7 L0 S. Jackson St., any it k fore noon. 2 LOTS, 5-ROOM MODERN iom, barn and brand new chick bout on paved street. Price $18i $.";0 down, halan-s 2t per month. Casey-Harding. FOR SALE Prune trees for till de livery f. o. b. Canby, Orejoa, 4 te 6 ft. ,40 c; 3 to 4 ft., lie. All kindB fruit tress at reuouble prices. R. L. Ellis, 3 mllet sett Roseburg, Ore. WE REPRESENT the Fenner 1 Co. of the Peninsula Lumber Ce nt Portland, Ore. Ready Ctl Homes. If you contemplate build ing a home, barn or garage, write or call for catalogue. CiMf-HwV ing, Roseburg. Oregon. HEIN LINE 'MOORE CONSERVATORY Iiiic ill rVwticil Educstios Managed by Accredited T eachers 0njf Tho SUslu demands lilstlr efBsM lencliprn antl thi Sobool ooapifce lOO percent wilb IbeSUleUw. Koh!haen Bldg. Phne39l HGUSEKOLD CONVENIERCEI nt anri a PA mAiitj Dt all home Industry. Bee 01 anything in this 1ms yol "1 The J. G. FlooRCo. Phone -00 i Sheet MetalWork OF ALL K1M J. II. SINMGER HI OA K M. A. BULEY CONTRACTOR Builds An:'iing. FW class work.; I. ft me figur with you. Bex 304, Resi dence 305 Douglas St Roseburg. Oregon. (SO 18 Land Bargains I have quiteafVT nlciW'J sell in Roseburg. country homes -a BO op to date, ranei-1 fn" 15 acres; small ai.a "'JL on Cow Creek, -'bovs 0 ranging from 4 ' '" , I Come and see tl.e the land suits we -fill Ww (he price right. n nip or RL 1. Roseburg. On rred Parrott. Wilbu,' OrM0'4 FOR SALE No. 1 good mild, goat. Tho" FOR SALE-FoTTilmTrTr-- FOR SALE Baled LaTV rT- GREEN MOI'NTaTnsZITT" for sale. R. jj c1arklmU,ot, Ore. "too4.