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SI IC1DKH IMKEASK.
Suicides In the United Slates have
Increased markedly during the lam
six months, particularly among
women.
Suicide la a subject usually avoid
ed, but there Is no profit in dodging
so significant a fuel. The act of self
destruction always means something
serious, to the victim and to the so
ciety of which he is a part. There
should be profit In analyzing this
Increase In suicides to find out exact
ly what it does mean.
It is generally agreed by psy
chologists Ihat two general causes of
opposite nature, dispose people to
suicide. One tit monotony and the
other Is change. People may kill
themselves because they are Intoler
ably bored with existence, or because
they find difficulty in adapting
themselves to great changes going on
In the life around them.
The lalter explanation obviously
suggests Itself In the present In
stance. There Is little need for any
one to be bored nowadays, with all
the variety and excitement and the
ferment of unrest in Industry, poli
tics, literature, art, religion and
nearly every other department of
life.
Thousands of people, women espe
cially, hnvu real trouble In finding
their place In the now economic
scheme. The mere problem of mak
ing both ends meet, under conditions
that are strange and hard for them,
may drive thuiA to desperation. Pos
sibly a greater fuel or still Is the
mental and spiritual unrest thai
comes from the general upheaval In
the relations of human beings to
each other. Sensallve persons who
are unable to "And themselves" In
the mix-up, who cannot workout any
philosophy of life based on the new
conditions, who cannot attain to
peace of mind, may seek the oblivion
of deaih for relief.
It Is a fine time to live In, no
doubt, for the acllve, ciie.irly li.r.ulr
lug mind which inj'iy racing new
conditions and is versatile enough to
make, itself at home among them.
Such minds, perhaps, are a minority.
Most people I oil ay who think at nil
seem dissatisfied. They have drifted
from their moorings, and have found
nothing elsewhere to anchor by.
Possibly the world roaiiy needs n
new philosophy, or a new religion
some sufficing fnllh to bind to
gether ull these acuttcrod activities,
give point to this tremendotiB force
of mod 'rii life, and make minds and
souls feel at ease again, as they did
in ages when life was bolter ordered.
THK I.MI'OIITAN 1' KI.KITION.
Too much stress cannot be laid
upon the gravity and importance of
the Issues involved In the presiden
tial campaign. II Is doubtriil if there
tins been any campaign In the history
of the country when problems of
more wide-reaching and momentous
nnlure confronted the people. Most
presidential campaigns are conducted
with such good-natured laughter and
considerable acrimonious discussion,
and the final voting Is done by the
averago voter without surTiclenily
serious study the tiuestions before
suit of his vole will mean.
The things at stake this year are
too big for the ordinary frivolities.
They merit study and careful reflec
tion. The domestic policies of the
country are important, for we are
passing through a difficult period of
reconstruction. Our foreign rein'
lions are even more important. It
Is a time for clear thinking and cool,
unprejudiced Judgment. It Is the
duty of both candidates to make
their platforms clear to the voters.
with a minimum of recrimination to
fog their statements and a maximum
of clear, constructive outline. It Is
the duly of the voters to take up in
serious stsudy the questions before
them, to listen with keen and unlm
passioned hearing to what the candi
dates have to say. and to cast no
vote which Is not the result of care
fully acquired Information and de
liberate reasoning.
Mtl'.SS AMI t'OMI'l. l:IOH.
A disgusted man writes to his
daily paper to complain of the dress
of the women he sees on the streets
He considers it In had taste, a con
trlhtitton to had morals, and predicts
that the next generation of women
will go to even grenter extremes of
extravagance mid Immodesty. As to
the cosmetics, he becomes fairly hys
terical, saying:
"Nowadays all women look alike.
Tainted and powdered to the extreme
and how horrified they look when
caught In a rainstorm! I fear. If this
keeps up, future generations will be
brought to earth with war-like com
plexlons!"
Oh. cheer up. brother! It's not so
bad. The extreme costume and the
decorated countenance are already
on the wane, with nil the other post
war extravagances and reactions.
And besides. It Is a mistake to think
Ihat all the women do this sort of
thing. To be sure, many of them do.
but the great majority are still Just
as decently dressed and wholesome
looking as ever. It Is the exception
which catches the eye. always. It Is
a narrow range of vision which sees
only the silly parrakeets and over
looks all the great body of modest,
decent women who are keeping the
world wisely mothered and wlfed and
daughtered today, and who will pas
on the same fin Ideals to to (en
ration! to com.
MISS PAULINE FLOYD
I jMininaM. in, '
Pretty Mita Paulina Floyd, twenty
two years old and acclaimed the
youngest woman attorney In the coun
try, la preparing to leave Washington
because of the scarcity of divorce
cases In the district.
An artlclo on reforestation In the
Utlca, N. Y., Obsorvnr says: "There
are many men livina; today who not
bo many years ago owned timber
land which they cut over. They are
now saying that if they had only
waited until the preflent time to mar
ket the timber they would be weal
thy. There are young mon today
who will be saying In their 'later
years, 'If I had only put a few dol
lars Into reforesting waste lnnds in
my younger days, my gains would
have made me rich.' " Many an acre
good for nothing else will grow trees
succehsfully. Most of the states have
forestry coiumlsHions through which
It Is possible to purohuse young
trees for very small sums. The New
York state counniHHion sells them as
low as one-half cent each for good,
healthy young seedlings. It seems
a pity for the man who has or can
get hold of a few acres of land not
to turn them to advantage for him
self and the coming generation by a
little reforesting.
A commission has been appointed
by Governor Morrow of Kentucky to
arrange for the purchase of the old
southern plantation where "My Old
Kentucky Home was written. None
of the typically American songs lb
bettor known or beloved than "Ken
tucky Home." Its plnlntlve strains
are almost ns familiar and popul.tr
anrond as they are in America. In
all the modern jiizz there is nothing
that compares will. It, and long iiftrr
all this new stun is forgotten It will
still be sung. The house where it
was written Is as representative of
that by-gone era In American history
as the song Itself. A multitude of
song-lovera on both sides of the sea
will rejoice that the place, like the
tune. Ik to be preserved for futur.-
generatlona.
A consulting engineer .ally re
turned from abroad snvs that our
commercial weights and measures
are understood over there, but they
ll ml our diplomatic waits and im-;,s
ures more difficult to comprehend.
A woman always reserves Hie
right to change her mind, hut Hie
anti-suffs want to reserve the rihi
to change everybody else's mind.
Till IU II UOICM U iikick.
V. I. Van N'livn. flitit ritnrnaoitta-
tlvo of the Sunday School board ol
the 1'reshvterimi church i un..n,i
ing several days in Kosehurg wor king
wim me meniDers of the church In
extending the educational work ol
the denomination Th Pronhvtor.-m
church Is starting a campaign of
education and to this end Is bring
Ing about a better co operation of
the various educational departments
ir. an isuys will speak at all of
me services at th church tomorrow
I I XK SM I Vl, IM I.IVKV
A unique social in tho form of a
county fair" was er.Joyrd by over
three hundred people nt the Christ
ian church last night. Thf social was
one of the activities leading up to
rally day on Sunday morning The
"fair" contained alt of the UMial at
trnctions of the rountv exhibit, the
agrlmlcurnt display, fortune telling
(tooth, aide shows, African dodger
refreshment stands, etc.
annoi nci:mi:n t.
Since peace and harmony seems to
prevail between Gardiner and Heed
port. Mr. W. H. Jeweit. of Gardiner,
has dismissed t he pending lawsuits
referring to the Port of rinpn.ua
Therefore I beg to announce ihat 1
am returning to California to re
sume my law practice.
latfi Sept. :t0, l2rt.
JOS. IV HCGHFS.
Gardiner. Oregon.
First Church of riirUt, S,4ontNt,
corner Lane and Main streets. ser
vices are held Sunday morning at II
o'clock and Wednesday evening st S
o'clock, this meeting includes testi
monies of healing- The rending room
in the rear of the church building !
open daily from 2 to 4 p m except
iSundavs and holidays Sundav
, P hooi fii Ytriif r-tit h Sunustt tmrn-
In g at 9:45: all up to the ae of 1$
I years are Invited to attend. The
public la cordially Invited to attsnd
these services and visit the reading
room. Subject of Sunday's leeeoa la
"Uartalltt"
Movie Closeups
"Bet Percy Hackett and George
JesHiip a dinner for three that I kiss
Miss Hobbs with in a month.''
This penciled memoiaiidu.n nearly
wrecked a romance, but It cured Miss
Hobbs of smocks, barefoot dancing,
free verse, a nut and fruit I let. cub
ist art etc. And (hit really was the
chief aim. "it really was worth It,"
uaid the man as he claimed his bride.
"Miss Hobbs" Is Wanda Ilawley's
first vehicle as a Heal art star. It will
be shown at the Antlers theatre to
night and at the Majestic theatre on
Sunday. j
Klmer Harris prepared tho scen
ario from the famous stage comedy ;
by Jerome K. Jerome, who also wrote
"The Passing of the Third Floor
Hack." I
Miss Hawley Is Irrestlbly funny
as the super-feministic young woman
who hates all men. and holds to all
sorts of "nut" fads, until but It
would spoil your enjoyment of the
picture by telling the story. I
A remarkable cast supports the
star. Seldom does one find such a
combination as Harrison Ford, Helen
lerome Kddy, Walter Heirs. Jack
Mulhall and Jullanne Johnson all In
one attraction.
The film spectacle "Temptation"
will appear on the boards of the
Liberty theatre tonightand Sunday
In connection will be the personal
apnearancp of Violet Stanton, who
will present to the Roseburg public
aesthetic and classical dances In ae
on! with the film. "Temptation'
deals with the wanderings through
the Garden of Knowledge of a younr
nmn. Many and beautiful are the
ladles of the wood who lure hlrr
from the pursuit of his Ideal. He
manages to evade them all, however
ind Is rewarded In the end with tru
love for his constancy. Tho sup
porting cant In this photo drams
consists of dancers and film beautlef
manv of which are already screen
favorites.
Cigars are m'jre important than
kisses In Iltuy Scotts picture
'Partners of the N'Ight" which wir
be shown at the Majestic theatre to
night.
One of the cigars which conies to
light fn the fifth reel of this extra
ordinary production by C.oldwyn
Kmlnent Authors Is worth $10,000
It belongs to Bradley, chief of de
tectives or he thinks It does. Thfr
cigar is a vital factor in catchinr
the gang of crooks and saving the
lives of two men nnd a woman who
are the central figures In "Partnerr
of the Night."
"Watch for that cigar.
"Out of the Storm." latest Emi
nent Authors production by Gertrude
Atherton, is a s'ory of romance and
will hold Its audiences from the first
reel to the last. It Is a tale of two
countries, America nnd England
and the relationship, formalities to
overcome and difficulties that s
voting English lord experiences be
fore he marries a girl of his choice
Margaret Hill. sympatheticallv
portrayed by Barbara Castleton. it
a singe rln a disreputable resort.
Tier voice appeals to Albert Lever
ing. (Sydney Ainsworth) and he of
fers to have It cultivated. He sup
ports her until, at tho end of two
vears. Levering Is arrested for em
Nezzlcmcnt and Margaret is thrown
upon the world with only her volc
as an asset. She goes to America and
after a long, hard struggle, gain?
renown nnd Is sent to England on r
operatic tour. There she meets her
lover, a young English nobleman
ind marries him. Levering Is released
from prison and returns to claim his
nroteue. Margaret HIM Is happy, and
;he has her cho'co- between hnnpl
ness nnd duty to Levering from
which to choose. Her choice may be
icen In "Out of the Storm" at the
ntlers Theatre on Sundav.
ALOHA 1.1 11 ATTENTION.
First dance of the sensrvn will b(
held Mondav evening, Oct. 4, at Mac
abee hall, 8:30.
EARLY DAYS OF THE CIRCUS
Methods by Which Riva's Fought
Each Other Were Not Always
Fair as Might Have Been.
In what we refer to ns the "opposi
tion dus. si;ys Mr. John Kindling In
the American Manztne, circus lift
wns full of thrills. It was real war
fare against powerful enemies, a fight
for existence tin our part. When we
lirtd he mm (o grow and bad established
our policy of honesty and clean shows,
the big fellows fought us bard.
One of their favorite tricks wns to
slip into our parade a wagon with
large signs announcing that we were a
nice little show, but that the big show
wns coming next week. It wns a eon
statu tight to prevent the wngon from
getting Into our parade. Once Charles
Ulhu'ltiig quietly announced that he
would give a the dollar gold piece fr
each nut from It; and when It started
to Join our parade It fell to pieces like
l he "one hoss shay." On another oc
casion some of our men snwed Its
timbers, sit tlmt at the llrst heavy
Jolt It collapsed In a heap. Another
time, the opposition hid the objection
able wngon out In the country ; but
Charles learned, which road it would
take and fixed a bucket of green paint
with a hose nnd force pump under a
bridge. When It started to cross the
bridge, our men pumped and squirted
pair! until all the lettering wns oblit
erated. Such unfair fighting never profited
the opposition to any great extent.
Indeed. It aroused sentiment In our
favor. It Is a question In my mind
now whetner it would not have been
better policy to permit the wagon to
psrade with us and to rely ujhhi the
sense of fair piny of the American
public, but It was hard to se It in
that light when we were fiUiiLf for
r - 'C I- -1 1 h
TOO FOND OF SPECULATING
Many people are too fund of speculating and
in consequence a lare percentage lose their
entire principal in some risky scheme that
promises a bitf dividend. It is more satisfac
tory to be safe than to be sorry. Start an ac
. count with the Hoseburg National Bank.
4 IVr ci nl ln'.-ru-it i'aid uu Savings Accounts.
TheRosebui National Bank
Posobur.Ore.
X
FEISAL HAS CAUSTIC TONGUE
Arabian Potentate's Comment! on Eu
ropean Men and Measures Inter
esting In tlie Extreme.
The OT-lentiil tncl nil'! raTwinal rim
of Kmlr Kelwil illd inui h lo win fnnnln
fur Hie Arulilun fiitlse In I'urls. No
nn1 ever r:int nwny frmn him In an
anr inoorl. Tlie emir uiir inry witty
tun! iiiiiuy stortfa are lol'l "f "'I'r
return lo hHi!iIiiiihii- in I'.-irls. On
one ovnlmi a corri'si-nii'i.-iii h!;!!
him lo give his ul'liii ' inii'li'rn
stutesnipii us a result of Ml uii"in
tame with tlisin ill the uie iimfer-ent-e.
lie replied, "They are like im il
ern pnlntlnt's. They sliouM he hum:
lo o gallery ami tie vlewl frmn ill
tnnce." Another time in n ineetlns of
the council of ten. M. I'lelim: r. ierreil
to the clnlms of Krniee in Syria,
which he sulil were hiun-ii en ilie Cru
sades. Kmlr KelKill turned l.miinl him
ami Imiuli'cil mildly. "I inn
student of history, hut won!') on kind
ly tell me which one of u 'ii the
Cnisjides."
Mr. iSnlfour once tried to nnd out
what Kmlr Keisal itiuiicM of ti e Itiit
ish government, lie suited. d. "It
reminds me of a caravan in ihe des
ert. Von nee an liiim-sne strliui ot
dromedaries In the dlstinne trekking
single Hie across the shifting snnds.
When you llrst overtake tli. in. you ob
serve that the Inst ciiinol Is lied to the
tall of the next In line. When you
reach the head of the column you Mini
that a Utile donkey Is lending Um hole
string." Asia Magazine.
HAD CAMOUFLAGE DOWN FINE
Youth's Many and Varied Reasons for
Getting Out of Task of Polishing
His Shoes.
"No, mother, It Isn't that I'm Ia7.y
that 1 don't "want to polish my shm's."
said Young Nick, the boy Mnehlnvelll,
"I'm Just tryln t' he economical nnd
help you on' dnd save money. If 1
wuz to polish my shoes It 'ud show up
my ole stockins so's I'd hnfter put on
clean ones nn' If i did that I'd hufier
brush my clothes.
"An' you know, mother, I gotter lot
of had spots In my pants an' on my
cout, nnd If I brushed 'em the spots
would stand out so's you'd Just butter
buy me a new suit.
"I been studyln' rnmotiflnee, mother,
nice ncutrul tint that nobody scarcely
notices except you, mother, and you
get too close. Hut Just as I am, tnoi It
er. I'm not hardly visible to tlie naked
eye at til!, and It's awful convenient
"Besides, It saves money, you see, as
I been tellln' you. No'm, I don't dnst
wash my face and hands too hard, be
cause they'd be so bright an' ahlnj
they'd call attention to my greasa
spots.
"Yes'm, I'll clean all op. If yon ay
so, of course, but I don't think you
oughter dlscournce me when I'm trying
to help you save money. Besides,
there's Hill cnllln' me now, an' If I
wuz to clean tip 1 d go right out and
get dirty again. Yes'm. I promise.
When I come In I will. Awrl, Dili, I'm
t" T'ldenco Newa.
DR. F. H. PARKER
Or. F. H. Parker. In charge of the
leper colony on Penikese Island, Mass,
la credited by Doctor Carey of the
Massachusetts board of health with
having effected the cure of two young
men who have been confined to the
leper colony for three years. Doctor
Parker-a treatment of the men con
sisted of plenty of fresh air and sun.
shine, good food, etc, and us of
chemulga ell. Imported from India,
ana eoaium morrhuae and sodium
aaasiaaateaw
m ft
j PRINCE ANTCINE B1BESCU
Prince Antoine Bibescu of Rou
mania, who will come to Washington
ns Roumanian minister. His wife was
Elizabeth Asquith, daughter of Her
bert H. Asquith, former British pre
mier. He Is well known In Washing
ton, having served as a member of
tho Roumanian mission during the
war.
1920 World Series
Will Not Be "Fixed'
NEW YOHK. Oct. 2. District At
torney I'Wis announced that the In
vnstipatmn by his office failed to dis-
close any plan to "fix the 1920
j world's seris and exonerated all
I riM-mh.Ts of the Brooklyn Nationals
from all suspicion.
The Symbol
of Merit
In ancient Assyria, stone Jars
marked with certain seals
were known to contain wine
of the highest quality. In mod
ern times articles stamped
with certain trade marks lire
recogtil -ed as supreme In their
field. The Hosch trade mark is
a notal le symbol of merit a
mark which for more than a
score of years bas designated
supreme quality, and proved
this jiicanine, to more than
4.000.000 users elf ll,.rh High
Tension Magnet,, Ignition..
Throtik'h the world it desig
Jnates America's Supreme Igni
tion Msiem the highest of
manufacturing, ideals, zealous
ly guarded and scrupulously
maintained To Seek this me
ph.sto "A-B" trade mark, to
find It and to make use of the
automotive electrical products
It Identifies, is to be positively
satisfied.
BOSCH
Service Station
AK-aiuu Botfnsuk Corpomtw
OEVANEY & BURNETT
HOStBl RO. OBEGOX
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CLASSIFIED COLTTAfKj
ALL NEW CLASSIFIED ADYERTlliEMH.vrs WlLt BtC Foii. V
FAGB UNDER HEADING ftKW TODAY." Urt
WANTED.
WANTED Kurnishpj or ynfurnlshed
huiise. Tel.
WANTKD Wicker baby cart, baby bed
and nureiy chair. lJnon lau-n.
WANTKD Ford tourintf body, mode.
16 or later, isox o. uukiuna. uretion.
VVANThU 1'urKeya, iarce o
mall.
Foutch'a
Uuyer Urom. rhona lt-m.
WANTKD I'arrot cagb
at
Confectionery.
WANTKD I(y two teachers, two liKbt
houufkeepiiiff rooma. can uenaon
school.
w N T K D A i p f pick e r M r Tn7X
Vountf.i uarueu vaiiey. ruone
HUAltDKitS WANTKD Will board or
b men. Did fashioned laruter !!.
331 .Si. Main SI.
W A N T KD Kxptirienced farm hand.
tsteady job iur koou man. uounu
Pi al! le Kanch, Hound Fruirle. Ore.
WANTKD 80 to i'0 acre farm, on
Hharea or furnished rental. (J. .
Howled, Auto Caiut Ground, Hone-
hurts.
WANTKD To. buy small touring car.
(Jive year, make, condition and spot
cash price. Htute extras If any. Ad
dri'sa it. W Newa-lt e v i e wo Hi ce.
WANTKD at apple sorters, preferably
muse who nave nau experience.
Tents for caniuers or trantsportatlon.
. . i'ho ne 31-F5. Overla n d Orel i a r da.
WANTKD Can use one or two lots
reasonably close in. at bargain price.
Want to build small houtte for my
self Immediately. A. H., care Newi
Kevlew. WANTKD Middle aged widow lady
wishes position as housekeeper In a
n 11 ned family of adults only. Ad
drMS K. T. M.. care F. H. WUson,
Sutherlln. i.ir'Kon:
WANTKD Produce of all kinds. In
cluding iruits. v.getatiiud. bkki
eruln. etc. Quinces, pears, ripe up-plt-s
and prunes In particular this
week. AdurctiK communications, wire
or mall, to It. C Dunham. North
ht-iul, tire., stating quality. Kind or
Package used, price, amount of ui
piy aim uuiu snipnieni couia
made. Terms rush.
be
KOU 1 IK. N'T.
R KN'T Shot
Mill Ct.
p on shares. Xipp.
Foit tibiSr Safety deposit
Koseburg Nationiil Bank.
KOIl UK NT'
KurnfHiu-d rooms, half
block north of the high school,
Hunt Ave.
FOR HKNT Pleasant sleeping rooms,
modern conveniences, i'hone 343.
('iiin-meii pi "el erred.
FO KU K N T i-arm at Olalia. or will
sell on easy terms. Apply to Mrs. J.
P. Dunn, 315 Chadwlck St., Koseburg.
Ore.
FOK HKNT 7' acres iiear"V.reen sta
tion, house, barn, fruit. Address Al
len Wilson, llox 150, Kt. 1, Koseburg,
Ore.
FOK HKNT Furnished housekeeping
apartments and sleeping rooms.
Koseburg Apartments, Main and
Doug 1 a s. I'h me til.
FoKltKNT ltlaeksm.lt h location, con
sisting of shop equipped with tools,
good house, barns, or, hard and gar
den. Address I. 13. Nichols, IJrock
way, f i e
MISCKLLA.N'KUUS.
UK A DV for business Uruton's Taxi
dermy, Tanning and Fur Co., near
Riverside Store.
CAN SAVK YoU $U00 on a new l'JUO
model Chevrolet. Inquire Hervlca
tiara ae. Koseburg, Oro.
FUKK board to young man or High
school buy for a little work each day.
Apply Luruieria.
TRACTOR 1'LOWINO Oct your order
In at once if you want work done.
Gilbert Wood. Box U'93, Kuseburg.
dAKFTV FlitST .Secure a safety de
posit box for your valuable papers at
the itoneburg .National if.inK
ItVK CRASS 1SKKD Now ready for
shipment. Rest for pasture sowing,
$iu per cwt. Special price on large
lots. K. A. Rhoten. Salem. Ore.
MON K Y TO laOAN 3'J-year rural
credit farm louns, low Interest rate.
$Jti.uOu local money to loan on good
real estate. First mortgage. See M.
V. Rh'fl. op Rtre Rice.
LOST AND FOUND.
LiwT Two front side curtains for
Cole-s tar. Finder please phone 411.
L.OST White cat with black spot on
head. Finder please phone 433-L.
Jtewnrd.
LOST Fox terrier pup. Z months old,
black and white; may have been
picked up. Return to Romanso Wood,
N"rth RiiHi-hint;. or to News nfttee.
IMtOFKMSlOXAL CARDS
HHS. F. I. OWKX Cut Flowers. Phons
4U. 4U3 W. Cass.
on. M. IL
Physician.
I'l.Ti.ER Chlropractk
222 W. Lane fit.
RI'TH ATI.COC Piano. Theory, Musi
cal Kindergarten. 1U04 West First
St. Phone 1.19-U
GINGER ALE
with the Real Kick.
ROSEBURG DAIRY AND SODA WORKS
PHONE 1M
BUY YOUR
Wood Coal
from
K.J. DENN
TRANSFER CO.
Corner Oak and Main.
Telrphona 128
Prompt Serrtca Prlcea Rlgat
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FOK SALE 5-roorn u
FOKHALfcJ By owner flvT
FOR SALK-tUmbt,um;7-ifS
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FOlt SALK 3uu Kiad7T
. nles. M. T. uj" B.Af'y
""y t.tate PhUM y?
FOlt jsalk iijiMurrr
Adilllioii7ea-CT-;1"uu.V n Mllit?
Main St. niulr 1I4
FOU KALfc.-On.aun Improved"".
FOlt sal 10 one ini!K67a "STTr-
Crane. L'mpgua. ! . ' t H.
A.NUOHA ItCCKS for sultt, 1
does, regUtered itwtl j i
mn. Wtlbur. Ureron
BiiOo nilie: all nr.. I
t Oil hALL Chevrolet 1T 7Z.
car. 4io cash, inquire last houj!i
j FOK SALK Thorough I) red buck."?
I Humi,Hlilr mwl i i, .
vnr .it,, north.
Cheituweth. Oakland. OraV.m
FOK SALK Chent sevd. eood otinn.
Montgomery, looking (Jiai Ore.
BOX SUOOKS"FOR 8ALB Aie"ui
peftr; also wrapping paper. Ro.
neath Orcharda. Inc.. Melruse. 0r.
FOR H A L K 5 -roo m noustTtiTg lot?
fruit, garden, clu-ap at 19.j. hj.
quire New-Revh-w.
FOR SAlaK jersey (.-own anil heifers'
some fresh, others will bo jon Thoi
llatlteld. IC F. D. No. 1. PUm
I 4 - f J 1.
FOR ylTICIv SA I, H ItiO acrei timber
near Tiller. Ore., for lets than w
sessed valuation, ti, O. Olum. Oranu
Pass, Oregon.
FOR HALF' 6-room modern hois
close In; will give possession at
once. Phone 41U-U. 1 11411 ire 44
Fowler Ht.
FOK HALE Yearling Kambomllet
rams that will shear 20 to 3u lbs, ut
tine white wool. Will stll on to
carload. Prices right. F. Y. lierria,
Ann ianu, ori'Kun,
tVK QL'ICK SALK ID acres on coub"
ty road; city water; 3 milfi from
Koseburg; 6-room hous, barn and
chicken ranch. Adtlresa "Quick
Sale." care News-Review,
FOR SALK Roseburg property withn
five blocks of center of city. Prop
erty now bringing fiHO.OO rent, be
sides owner's quarters. On paved
street, paved sidewalk and sewer all
In and paid. Also other property.
Deal with owner at 814 Winchester.
FOK BALK 5-room modern Dungalow
cloBe In on paved xtreet, with built
in features, large screened-In porcb.
breakfast room, garage, store room
for fruit. This property must bt
seen to appreciate! iU value and M
ofTered at a sacrifice for quick ulft
$L'6&0. Some terms can be had. Set
W. A. Kogard Real Kit late Co, v
Cass St.
FOK SALK ISO to ;!3 acres, fair team,
harness, 2 wagons, spring tooth bur
row, 3 sows in farrow. 1 sow with I
pigs, weanling pigs. Majestic ranie.
goiHl as new, brass and enami
bedstead and spring. Columbia Grafo
phone, cabinet and records, tablet
and chairs, etc. See me forenoon!
only. 3 miles east of Koseburs. C
K. Kosiunil.
FOK SALK Direct Irom the owner,
only 10 days on the market. I acrei
bench land. 1H mils to Pacific hlRb
way, on branch rad; raises eitr
good corn; Zi ac. un.ler fultivation.
good barn and outhulKhngs; nt
house; well watered the year rouna.
2 wells. 3 springs; surrounded ana
subdivided with best woven wire,
young bearing family orchard ot
trees, all kinds, also loganberries and
blackberries. Remember Una wou
bo good prune land, and the i
does not hit this land. Cash or wrM.
Write to Kox 146. Route 1, Roieburg,
Oregon; .
Hara tbat Insurance attsnded to
and aeo that jrou get the largest Ml
best old line companies. We'te t
them. Rice & Rice.
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Sheet FletalWorK
OP ALL RINDS
J. H. SINNIGER
110 OAK 8TRKCT PHOXB
Heinline-Moore
CONSERVATORY
MUSICAL K I NDERCARTEN. VOICE AND VjBUII
Physical Education, indadlai!
new feature ot In.Uan Clut
Wand Drills.
BERGER'S
BARGAIN STOR
GOOD LINE OF
NEW CLOTHING
Second-hand Show. Cloth
ing, etc Best Bargains
in Roseburg.
BATTERIES!
Chern,let Car. I2..00 J ' 3 '
BulckCar.... 130.00 .
For Other Cart
IMce. en AP"'1
MOTOR SHOP CABACt;
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