Roseburg news-review., May 27, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

KOKHBl Kl N E W S R K V 1 K W
loaned Unlit Ikitivyl Duudaj.
B. W. BATES L WIMBtRLt BERT C. BATES
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
Dally, per year, by mail H.Ou
Uaiiy. six niuntua, by mail .... 2. 00
i,y lamer, per mouth oiJ
The Associated Press is exclusively
euuiled to tint u lor lepublicaliuu
oi all nw umiuu credited Co f.
ui uol otherwise credited lu thi;
paper aud alio Ilia local nw liuu
l.slied heimi. All rigma ot republi
cation ol spesml duat' hs beiem
ure also reserved.
Eutered as second-class matte,
Jlay 17, lUlio, at Hie pol office ui
Koaeburg, Uiaun, under Ilia Act o
JUurcti i, '
JtoseblUK, tnvgoli, Mil)' S7. lUiil).
AMLKK AN l.rXilONS CAMJ'ANiV
The former soldier In not alway.
for mauy reminders of his arm sec
me. Whether hi: livid a life or ilul
routine at Home camp, or eiidunc
the fli'ry baptism and aukeiilu;
Bccnes of the treinhes, he may wan:
to forget Jt all. It a a hard Jo,
on which he put the best face pun
aihlu, and the cndiht; of wliicl
brought profound feeling of reliei
Perhaps that is one reason why man.
of the hoys have not yet joined tin
American legion, which is now con
ducting a campaign for new inein
lcr. tine of the greatest illfficul
tlna In getting a lull and ropicsonta
tlve mi mbeiship In the Legion, li
that ho many ex-soldiers find It dif
flcull to attend meolliigs. Many llvi
In small towns and remote rrom tin
city posts, and (hey f i el their mini
her too small to form a branch o:
their own. Hut they will find It
well worth their while to put time
and cfort Into this organization. As
time passes, they will he more and
more proud to wear Its insignia.
Hard and disagreeable features of
their service will fade out of mem
cry. They will be glad to recall the
days when Ihey followed the flat!.
The associations that suggest their
service will be dearly prized. Th"
country needs the Legion. It needs
"'to have all the ex-soldiers meiuberi
of It. They have already proved
themselves a force for good citizen
ship. Army service lifted the snl-
P,
DEPENDON
Summer Dress Goods.
Beautiful designs in figured and
plaided Silks, Voiles, Georgettes,
Pongees, Flaxons, Crepes, Ging
hams and everything for Sum
mer wear.
FURNISHINGS FCR MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Mall Orders Filled Promptly snd Sntltfactorlly.
I. ABRAHAM
DRY GOODS STORE"
121 N. Jmkrwn HI. IMimw I1U
WARNER'S
DON'T FORGET
Memorial Day
Is Approaching.
It, Wai Reach Rosekurg May 30th.
this year and the demand for flowers is going to be enormous. V
Advtsn early ordering bo that you may be sure of your flower. A
few of the flowers wo aro going to have are peonies, enrnatious, se
lect roses, sweet pens, and many ferns, potted plants, etc.
The Close of vSchool
is Also Approaching
And wo are prepared to takn oiilers for flowers for this occasion.
If you want Flowers, see us.
If you. want plants, see us.
If you want Decarations, see us.
If you want a Decorator, see us.
We r. mraibon of (he Klor.l TY1. gruih n. llvi.ry Amndstlon. and
ran aasure you Immediate and flrnt citing runic any pUco in th
Vnlted SiatM..
Think it. over. Visit, us. You are welcome.
THE FERN
403 W.Cass St. Mrs. F.D. Chvtn.Prop
liers mi to a higher 1' vol of Intel-lU-ence
and Americanism. The spirit
and enthusiasm thus cicatsd should
be cfiganliod through this society for
the permanent (rood of Ihfi country.
The orators and the theorists can
tell you offhand how to reconstruct
,he country's business. They would
revolutionize the Industries with
h ir experiments. Hut they are
never KailMitd lo work things out
,y gradual ilemees. They want to
io en-rythliig at uti:ao. And usual!
vhen they get a chance to try out
'aelr nostrums, they find that for
'jine practical reason that never oc
urrid to them, their Ideas wont
tvork, and lca.V conditions worsi
ban they weie before. The prat ti
al business inn n Is never afraid to
ry experiments. He Is trying them
II the time, is ut he does not try
hem out on a revolutionary scale,
in t il he has tested them out on a
mailer scale.
Who remembers the old fashioned
"parlor" who.-e chit f aim to elegance
vas the highly ib ora'ed oil lump
listened to the celling that coultl be
irawn up and down, and upon which
oine iiK'tiilier of the family bumped
us head ev. ry day?
It Isn't tun h a great ofTense, after
til, to take a man's life In "self-tie
ense"- where the opponelit'B onl
.eapoit Is bare knuckles --according
i a re ! ni verdict in this county,
tut till! precedent set Is a bad one
Judging from the expense ar
.unts of primary candidates for
resident of the United States, il
ooks like the high cost of llvlna
ad also entered Into this sport.
The- Mock brokers are awful blue
bntn the hiiHiues future. They al
Hvs are v.h'n they want to buy
tocks ch(-ap.
The pnpuhir idea of political cor
ruption is a lurge sum of money
fipent by the other party.
K you don't get anything fine din
ing tlie carnival get a t?ood time out
of the three days' festivities.
Congress hfis not passed man:
I ills, hut it will lie well Hatisfled i:
it t.J.Hni thn buck.
GOODS
RUST-PROOF CORSETS
Dynamite Explosion
Injures Two Men
A dynamite -xplo8ijn occurring at
IV. - about J o'clock .iJiiTiiay axttr
noun, it-bUlted in injury 10 two intn,
Ij'Hli l oini w oj k rs. Some blaaliiiK
waa Lviug douv in-ur f'tel and two
nu.'ii hua be. a hi .'hich did not go
ufT fur so tut' time. 'liiinkinK tliul
Hit- fuKt- had K""- ut- Nt-'is Olson, a
riiuJ worker, t-fi l over (tie dyna
mite, which exploded. At his cry for
help Htinlher Wi. liter IUU tO DHiiUt
iiiiu, and (he other charge exploded,
Lhrowmg him fVet uwuy, but ex-
.t for 'iruiBt'S not injuiiiifr him.
N' ls Ol ;on wan carried lo the home
if Kloy.1 Wiithuii and Dr. L. M. Leiir-
a h i-t Hiis city was called. He was
a'lly hrulsed and lacerated with th
rucks and gravel, and his eyea weie
iuit(? seri(iit-ly injured. According to
;r. I.' hrlmch it in not thought that
he injury to the eyes will he perma
nent, and the bent of care Ih being
iven to prevent hlindness. He will
e cured for at Peel,
U. F. IltYIVK Itl!lKS
B. V. Irvine, editor of the Oregon
Jourfial arrived in Koaeburg this
morning from Portland and will ad
'Ircsn the graduating class at the
hirh H'hool this evening. Mr. Ir
vine will he the guest of the towna
leople while in this city, having
visited here on numerous occasions.
There will be no deliveries on Mon
day. May .11. being Decoration day.
Roseburg Ceneral Delivery.
;i.i:mi.i.k i-:vs.
Tin: HiTtion Ib ovor and we nre
1'iiri'fiilly nolinii our staiiilurd ln-ar-ors
und plannlriK a vigorous cam
fbiKii lor our own parly and to thu
: lid we shall kK.1 our bi'st endoavors
Tin firuvalo Bihool with un en
lollini'iit of i'7 pujiils i-losed a vi'ry
nii'i-i'siful year lam Friday. Miss
Klijal.i'th Miller, the teacher, lias
irialnly sained new laurels in her
lieiulid iiiunaKunieiit of this g'-hool.
'I'hfi advance made by the puulls in
11 Kradi-s Is very evident, the Ken
dal development of ihe Bcholars and
he eareu,l espionaKH of her pupils a'
ill times, on the playxround, to and
ronl llielr homes to the pehoolhouse,
s a feature of her Interest in her
ork that is noted liy the patrons of
'T ai-liool. .Miss Miller is a lady of
Tine attainments, added to a very
1 Ind disposition and a fine sense or
ir duly in li'T ihosvn profepsion.
'or the eomiiiK vear sh'1 will lie as
sistant teacher in the l.eland public
inool, wnere her mother, Mrs.
leniy Miller, will lie the prim Ipal,
md where she Is sure to succeed In
ler s heel work.
Mrs. Kllzabeth r.rnwn, the wife of
tty. O. S. Brown, just closed her
cliool year at Itllliell. Mrs. Mrown
s a tea 'her of uniiiiesiioned attain
i.elits and has a splendid record of
n r ability in the Ituben school, sh.-j
: an been solicited to lake this school
Tor the coming term. She is at llieir
biimo in this city and Atty. Ilrown,
ho Is very busy, Is wearing u siuil-?
ill at won't wash off. Don't blame
him at nil.
We want to say to anyone who
oes by the auto line to lto.-eburi;
ihat Deputy Sheriff Hanks with his
i'nie new ear will take you over the
'tobeiij hill and other dancer points
Rifely. lie Is a chauffeur and an of
ficial that will not fear to do his duty
ill the time.
llll.l.MID NOTIIS.
Itey. It. S. Misliop was in from Itil
lard toda and states that he ex
lectn to dedicate Ihe M. E. church ut
that place on Sunday, June tith. 1 ir
Daiiford. district superintendent, will
.ireacli ut 11 a. m. The Layinen s
liatforin meeting will be at 2 p. m.
I'asket dinner at 12 noon. Si-rmoi.
I.y Dr. (Jilbeit. of Salem, district su
I'lrinlenilent of Salem district, at s
P. m. Don't forget the date, June li
In the Spring-Time
Any fo-il knows enmn-h to mm
an umbrella when it rains, but
the wise man is
he who cat rit s
nn vvbi.n it id
Yfk ''fall on'' cloudy.
v? A J ft t A,,y nian 'iii
send for a UiK-tor
when he Kets
beilfiist, but the
wiser one is he
who a r! o p ; i
iroprr measures
before ht illi
Durinir n 1rH
winter or the toilowir.jr srrinjf one
feels run-ilown, tinl out, weak
anil nervom. rn.balily you have
suffered from a cold, the drip or
flu, which hits left you thin, weak
and pale. This is the time to put
your system in order. It s tim
for houst'-cleaninir.
A Rood, old-fashioned alterative
and temperance tonic is one made
of wild roots and barks, without
the use o alcohol, and called Dr.
Tierce's t'nilden Medical Piscovery,
in tablet or liquid form. This is
nature's tonic, which rtstorva the
tone of the stomach, activity of
the liver and steadiness to the
nerves. Btrenutheninfr the whole
system. First put up by Vt. fierce
over 50 yenrs afro, now procurable
t any driiir store; or send 10 cents
to Or. Tierce's Invalids- Hotel,
iiutlalo, N. y for Uial packaa.
become ftorious.
LOVE and MARRIED UFEj
tjn the notea unyjor
Idah IftGlone Gibson
WllKllU ntlKMISHII1 CUAStS.
"What Is this k'j tot'" he asked,
and i saw that he a iiiriously tin
Fering my keys wb.Ji be had fuund
on the table. '
"It's the key to :nv safety deposit
box. "Well, 1 th i.ijat I needed one
down here. Motie r. o'i know, leit
me some pieces ui jewelry that are
rather valuable."
"Hut you know. Kathei Ine, I have
a safety deposit b'i at my bank. 1
could take your Jewelry up there.
You wont be wn.r.ng it I of while.
It teems such a wate of muii -y lo
have tw-o feal'ely d'Miurtit ,o.es."
"John, why do eu flnii fault witii
me for every bit of money that I
spend without toasulimK you?'' ,
"I don't," he answered in . sur
prise. I
"Yes, you do. I leive never spent
a cent since we weie married that
you haven't found seine fault with,
it. It Is true I haw spent very lit
tle money because 1 have had very 1
little to spend. In some way you;
have managed to leave me eiitiiely!
without cash. 1 w.,s very happy i
when I found that I had this money
from the oil wi:,.-. and the main '
reason I did not nsk ;ou to manage)
them for me was because 1 knewt
that if 1 did I would have to go back j
to the old regime of neier bavin;,' ai
cent in my pocket. Kvcn now you
have managed to use almost all of
the money that 1 bad Don; my
mother and from these wells, and
when I found I probably would have
no more 1 decided I would keep
what Utile I had "
In H Surety Vault.
"So after giving me a power of at
torney, he said wiui an ugly iook.
you took the remaining deposit you
had In the bank and put It In a safety
vault, did you? You ad ns though
you were married to a tl.ief."
'Don t be so disagreeable, John.
Charles told me you would probably
have no more need for money in the
oil business."
'I'll thank Goodwin to mind his
own business Ihe lie iiii'iu foul.
"It seems to me, John, that he
meddled to your fulvaniuge, as you
e!l me he used his r,v. n I'li.t.dv to pay
up the bills of the business and th-
money that you drew fi,,i;i ihe .'.
and which you g..ve me to under
stand you were going to use in my
business you used to muke a pay
ment on the house.
'Well, the house Is yours. Isn't
It?"
'I believe you did write nie you
were making me a present of It."
"What time dees the first tran.
go? I'm getting so tired of your
nagging that I think J will get out
and go to the station instead of wait
ing for a later train. Of. course If
ou want me to lose the money that
I have already paid on the house,
0 CITY NEWS 0
Aruudel, piano tuuer. fnone issi.
We wash aud poliso cars et Uei
ten s fcurage.
Green's tire shop does retreading.
Eprella Corseuere. CI"r& Corum
Phone. 4U2-U. 311 W. Wash, tt
We pay the highest price for Cas
oara bark, llt-rger'8 Bargain dlore.
We pay the highest price for Cas-
cara bark. Belger's Burgaiu Store.
l- W. M.'Keehnie, of Chico, Tali
ioriKa. is visiting witli his brothel
in-law, Dave sliambrook.
old Soldier- leave
from fc.arl Vosburg, 702 Fullerton,
yc-l IUU,
K'.i hite and M. A. Foster, of th,
si, Idlers' home, left this morning foi
IV'iiland to spend a short furlough
:.-iitiig with friends and relatives.
Idme-sulphur Bpray, sulphur foi
fertiliser, sulphur for plant dusting
lime In Bbls., arsenate of lead, black
leaf forty. Umpqua Valley Kruii
t nion.
Mr. and Mrs. v. A. Crahain. wh,
bae been visiting with fri nils anil
iilatives in tins vicinity for t!' pa. i
two weeks, left this monvng fni
Tertland from w here they v. til ti
i'ir heme in Washington.
Deputy sin riff T. A. Kaff. y left
-t n clit Tor I'oitlamk where he w;l;
il liis wife, who is a t tend in , ft"
f ineial of her brother. Kr..ek V
11. who w.io :ic identallv killed .
few das rco. Mr. K iffetv r.i-iv.-.i
mrd from Ins wile yesterday tba'
he has b en notified of tlie'dcaib
' lor grsiii'liiiotber. i.tui il;..l
llorton. K.insa... vesterda. at an nil
need in- .
it.n. K.M?ii:it i:i:ronr.
V. S. Wether lliireau. lo. :,1 nffi
Roselni g, Or son. 24 hears endir.i-
files' teln eranire ves-er.tiv 7n
l.nw'st teir.neraiure lasi i. i t, r :, i
le, ,iiitat,eu in iiohes and hand
libs: I re r'Hatii n. last 24 horn's li
Total lle.U
nee tir.-t ol mo.
!"r this month
fur this month
.2 I
Nol in .k t pri t ip.
NVrm.i! l i e in.
Ttlil prerip.
from Sept.
I '.'111
prii-ip. irom Sept.
ie'.eiicy from Sept.
. 32.4.
T. ,: ,i,
lsia
Average
prccipltatloru for
4 2
to
..41.4!
wet seasons, tSenlWilber
May Inclusive)
you can keep your old money, but I
.hoi'ld think you would have tuoiigh
Interest in my affairs to heip me out
oi. the next payment.
Miiklnii .Much Money.
"I would do this gladly, John, if I
really thought you needed It. but 1
,1.. not ihink so. If jou have lold
me ine truih you huve beeu making a
great deal ol uiouey in your Dull
ness. I know uieru has never been
to much advertising a there Is now
and you have guiteii your jliare oi li.
i iiiso huve learned, unhappily, that
biuailoe of some queer llllio bias lu
your mind you cau not bear lo see
me have a cent of money, conse
quently you ure very anxious lo set
what little money 1 have left und pay
It on this house. I'll give you the
credit that perhaps it Isn't the mere
dollars that Influences you, but a
feeling that yoit thould be given en
tire charge of our financial arrange
ments. This h;i3 become perfectly intol
erable to me," I went on, "conse
quently t realize that my only hope
not only of happiness, but even coil-
lent, w ould lie "In the accumulation
of a little income of my own.
John looked at me queerly. For
the first time 111 my life I wus posi
tively afraid of liim. He said noth
ing, however. He simply picked up
his grips and left the room. A mo
ment afterward 1 heard the from
door slain and knew that he had
geue to ihe station.
What ( iikhI Does It Do?
"What good does It do?" 1 said lo
myself raiher dramatically as I faced
my reflection in the long mirror.
"What good does It do?" I repeated,
"to make yourself pretty for a man
who has no respect for you what
ever; lo whom you are nothing but
a toy for him to play with and who
tires of you very quickly If by any
possibility you do not respond to his
slightest change of mood?"
Right here something snapped In
my heart and the tension and hurl
that had been mine for many months
was over. r 1 realized I did not par
ticularly care what John thought of
me, and I also realized that I was
very glad that John was gone. I wus
almost ready to wish he would al
ways stay away. As that thought
came to me my breath stopped antl 1
realized that I was not quite ready
lo let him pass out of my life en
tirely. Tomorrow Some Modem Ideas.
PROFESSIONAL CAJiFa
MILS. K. b. OWi: Cut Flowers
l'hone 240. 403 W. Cass.
Dlt. 11. P. Itlt-VDl'OltD W1VK
Chiropractors, West Roseburg
Phone 40F4.
bit. CI.AIK K. AI I.K.V Dentist ai
331 Perkins Building. Roseburg
Oregon. Office Hours: 8 to 12 a
in- 1 to 5 p. m. Pbone t5
lilt. M. H. PLYI.1..II Chiropractic
Pliys.clan, 222 W. Lane St. Glee
trlcal treatments. Hours 9 to 6
I'hune 152.
JITice Hours: 10 to 12, 2 to 4.
Phones: Office, 171; Kes., 17a.
Oil. LXC'ITA SMITH, PHYoK lA.N
Wouieu and Children Diseases a
pecialty. Office, Masonic Building
OASSirttD mi
All t'lAselfled Advertisements Ui
en 1x1 iie iiKlay frill be found oi
mi page under "New Today" head
AlIltorl.AXF.S.
I'Olt SALE Aeroplane plans. Bi
planes, all standard makes. J.
S. "Kagle" 220 W. Oak St.
U-:i:orLA.NT-:.S Built to order to
your own sp-clllcations. J. N. 8
"L'agle" 22U W. Oak St.
IRTI.T TO OliDEK Speed Demon
bodies. Drop la aud see us. Prloei;
right. J. N. S. "Eagle" 220 W
Oak St.
f'Oli SALE Fine modern racing
2 2(1 W. Oak St.
l-'OIt SALE 1 pair Jump seats and
other used auto parts. J. N. S
"Lagie," 2 20 V.'. Oak St.
AEROPLANES MANCFACTTUED
liy responsible firm, J00 up.
'Bristol" tourer and "Cliff" Dur
ant planes. Don't overlook out
:i'J0 special Hiplnne. J. N. 8
"Eagle" 220 W. Oak St.
WA'T11.
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Applicants please phone S3
WANTED Waitress st Hotel Ump
qua.
WANTED. Sheen ,n,l i,. , ,
pVt,. co-operative shipment June
"-i -. r.. Banning. Phone 3-F31
WANTED Experienced waitress, al-
nisiiwasiier. Apply Mrs. Geo.
routch.
WANTED To borrow J2500 o:l
i" uk's i county timber, crufvd
.. ae.i.tiini ft; abstract O. K. Will
put deed in escrow, low rate of in
terest fur two y.nrs. or will sell
outright. For location qf land p
r.v to this office. Address Uwur
Box 2003, Darby, Montana.
WANTED-Jaooo to J4000 on long
le euriiy, low Intrt'-est
Answer onlv bv letter P D O
care News-iUview. h-
Crackers say
Snow Flakes
ImA tot this "
tmi lahsi oh ail
P U b. Packed
SOME MORS
P. C. B. PKODUCTf
Glnur Wefen
.ot HrnnchSaltineFlakflS
T flin Btcuit
Zwdaarh
C!ibClati Erlairt
CocuAtiut Waers
Cheese a;(iwjch
Aniiii-tls
Mai.hmdllow Sandwkk
DuUer Thin
WANTED Vouug man, 1 to 20
years old, nauuy with carpenter
tools, lu learu sash and door work.
Apply to J. Q. Fluok Co., If you
mean busluuss.
WANTED A healthy woman cap
able of cooking for 15 or 20 men
Small camp. Tripplw A Luniuei
Co.. Wilbur. Oregou.
WANTED Lunch counter girl u
Hotel L'mpqua at ouce.
WANTED Woman to do ligh
housework. Good wages. Phou
374.
WANTED TO RENT By first oi
Juue, modern house lu good loca
tion; garden, cliickeu iiouse. Cat,
17.
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN would like
pusitiun to do general housework.
Inquire at 547 Mill St.
i'EAMS WANTED for street grad
ing. Will pay if 11 for hours.
About 2 months work In sight,
work to commence June 1st. Ad
dress A. 14. Gidley. 771 S. 4th St..
Marahheld, Oregou.
VOUn WEEKLY CHECK Limited
only by ability aud time devoted
to selling our trees. Complete
line all varieties backing you.
Write for terms. Start immedi
ately. Salem Nursery Co., Sale in,
Oregon.
HELP WANTED WANTED HELP
Ex-service men and others fur
nished employment free of chfcrge.
Contractors, ranchers and 'farmers
piace your orders with us for help
ers. Our services are free both to
employer and employed. Law
rence-Cordon Co., 125 Cass St.
rnone 2 is.
Ft IK UKNT
f'OR RENT SJatety depo.lt boies
Koseuurg National BuuK.
FOR RENT Room with bath, 401
So. Main Street. tl
SAFETY FIRST Secui a safet)
aeposil Dux tor your valuable pa
pers at the Koseburr Natlona
Bank. tf
MtS( tlJjVMiOtJh.
LOST Sterling silver pencil, with
initials r. M. A. Finder return t'
Nows-Ueview office.
.'.OST Small black purse containing
about $3.25. Reward for return
to News-Review office.
FOUND Hub cap for Dodge car
Owner may recover sains at thlr
office.
d GOOD TO YOURSELF Phone
iti and ride. Jitney on tba Job
until uuunlgnt.
WELL DRILLING R. K. Helusel
mau. driller, R. 1, Roseburg
Phons 3-F6.
3LUE PRINTING Commercial blue
pi lining ure cenis per square iooi
Douglas Abstract Company.
-OS r Brown woolen shawl on
highway between Glendale and
Roseburg. Return to Auto Elec
trie Station and receive reward.
'IOTEL DOUGLAS (Formerly Me
Clallen) Thoroughly renovated, al!
new furniture; 84 rooms. 11.00 a
day and up. Special rates by th.
-eek and month.
vfONEY TO LOAN 20-year rdra
credit farm loans, low lnteres
rate. $20,009 local money to loa.
on good real estate. First ntort
Kge. Bee M. F. nice ot Rice
Rice. ti
ron sai.k.
FOR 8ALH 1 pool table. J. M. Judd
USED CARS FOR SALE Ona -ly-Inder,
7-passenger; also on Ford
ton rlnt:. Motor ShorcGaraee.
FOR SALE l ton Dulek speeo
truck, also Studebaker touring cai
good rigs. 0. K. Oarage, Win
Chester St,
r,k '. .'. 3V:i i ..ir'ivi
A Sparkle
oi Salt
a fresh - from f hp .m j
that is daintine"
make the simp: t fc
Thur flavor is delicious!
PACIFIC COAST EISCUITCO.
FOR sals; or kentIZ"'
ruuu. uuugaiuw,
'0K iaruToTlTur!
on too. Bay hl(hil ""'
ok sale pi,., .irTr
Phone U-,16 "
fill A 1 L' m, . " !
'uiu grown W.1
oak sieve wood. Po
C. McUUehsr. ""Ill
0dRr..S.Ase rSi mllC
.uivcui sueet, .
i OR SALE nn in.. .
S. Lpperly. pooa, lj-fij, '
FOR SALE Team 4-vm,ii
1000 lbs. each, good coodltiui
be seen at Deer Creek b,m
p'OK SALE Complete wt lis
smith's tools, with or unlaw i
business. Addresi 1, i ,
News-Review.
i'Olt SALE Oakland rmiio
as new. Will accepi louriii si
as pari payment, inqmn (II I
Lane m.
SOU SALE 1 5,000 feel of I uj
Inch shiDlao and iIimIIiIiiui
per 1000 at Koseburj. Triple 1
Lumber Co., Wilbur, Onia.
INVESTMENT OPTORTniTf,
For sale, real estate contnet
eral discount. Might Llil k
auto, ti :: 5 So. Main St.
OR SALE Paled Ui. H
Ut. I, 1 mile east of ton DM
FOR SALE Medium iliMstl
it at Koutches.
FOR SALE One pertecllrst
tomoblle trailer; one Sttif
mobile; good lawn moitiibk
cow; clieuD farm waroaulls
ness. Judd & JIcMUlls, bp
Unrn.
I'OI! SALE Wicker UW W
Hamaln if takes St oca. 1
351-L.
FOR SALE Seats lulu
trucks. Call and see Un"- "
S. "Eagle," 220 W. Cm.
..riR kai v. Ford tourUI
Aral t-l:t .a rntlditlOQ. S "
Phone 1S4-K sfur
FOR SALE I wo miicu i ,t
2 years old. Earl Vtstrt
Fullerton St., pnont !
FOR SALE 1919 Forotm
a real bargain, see
Garage, OaK ana "-
FOR S.U.E-llarley-DjldwW;
cheap as dirt. Pbone left
FOR SAI.E-3 W""
vear 'in July. " Jf:
hnratar 4 Son, RW
444.
PKUNB. "EES' ir.
No Job lots. W.P;"
sold-a Pointer JJJ
buyers. Th Old R,',Jllll-i
Nurseries. 3S yeari U W
Oregon.
mill enns. cr-" y w
storace. trsniief-
Phone 1-S-
FOR SALE-UrS.
lams op." . iv-
Roseburg. Orejoa-
P.r.sVnd.erm.J..
get boon. V' sr
mon.trate
tion. u"l-----rf
SALE-Onene'K,
FOR
er
stove.
ove. - .... 1 ,
20
20-F tclcpnonei'" rtjtp
Governor voia;-(a,
novernor Woed cceo-.,
sugar 'y-.-il
pie ch.rrles. gri'
fruit. fb
Rexrosd. uuoa-o