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rnH ravn . .. A "7 -,,..,,. -j?'i! Family-size Tint ;, jMteig s Jut the thinj! These dainty, crisp jfc Kv - ' V i delicately salted Snow Flakes. They ! L ".U.'. .:. i .. are sold Iresh everywhere. . Ask your , KE3 gBfeMg rocer E Sjf.l -'vUwfv D..-i k to. ck.. r rui.. Japan Is Topic At Club Meeting Tho '95 Montal Culture Club held lta regular meeting at the Parish House yesterduy ufternoon with a large attendance of members and In vited Kiieuts. The topic taken for the afternoon wills "Japan." An excel lent program wob given. A paper on "JapulH'Hw Fumes, read by Mrs. H. O. Urnwn, n pnper on "Home Life In Attention Turkey Growers If you want the top market price and prompt remittances for your Turkeys, ship them direct to GHISELLI BROS, San Francisco We handle more Oregon turkeys than anyjother firm in San Francisco, Call at News-Review for shipping tags. Wells-Fargo or Bank of Italy for References CLASSIFIED COLUMN ALL NKW LAI-1KI A l V KHTINKMK NT W ILL UK FOUND ON LAST 1'AliH INUKR IIKADIWU IICW TODAY." WANTKI). WANTKB Turncys, lance o smnll. iloyr ln-os. riiuna M rM. VASTKI) Mtiiieji carrlas. In good rs pit I r. tor rash.' Writs Itux l:ii. Hulli- rlltl. llrp. W A N'l'l-I Kr-h t-ow. Must lit guod. Mrs. W. II. .elKUT. Wilbur. or.-gnn. I't. . l'lione 17-K1I. Oakland Kx- t-haiiKH. VVANTKU - HlKh Bflmi.l alrl or woman lo do llKlit housework Tor )oiinl, lodKlliK .ind Hlimll pay. t'ult 4SH lu- foif six o'tlock. TOHITl IN W A NT Kti Ah manager of lunt'h. either stork or grulii. 1-:-pei'li'tH'rd mail. Atlilivss K. 11. It., rx-l(pvli KOK KKNT. Foil UK NT- N Iit d) iiulio ! 1 I'-. Oak, I'plui 1 it - l'OK it K NT Kn fety lienoilt boxeV llosobiii g Nut lo mt 1 Hank- Pint It 10 NT Kuriiisltrtl ruinti wiuT priviijj of luitli, 4l'l y. Mttln Ht. Ko 1 1 K 10 NT l iiif " No7"lirVn!f rwoon tyiiewr llfr. Inquire Yuibui gli Uru- fry Mtire, Foil IllONT - KurnUliv.l or iinrurnilitt riHMiiu. with IMivllvife of ti 14 1 li . I'tinn irj-J, or mil vetiiiKa after Ht V40 lnchtntr St, yoii It KNT KurBiMhrd hoiinKepluC ftimrtmt'nti antl heuiiiK roonm ItoiflMire; Apartments, Muln an MISCKLLAXKOVH. !r A 1 1 An INO. cS reVeimiVl n of all kinds! lMione lt7-M. rVS S. Muln. J"( KXrilANOV;- IMnp lot In ronldence tllstrlrt Otiklnnd. Cal.. for 19:'t Ford tru. k or tourliiK car. Atldrees Henry lmvln. IHllnrd. Orenon. ilONKV TO IXAN J'J-year ruriT prodl frm lonnn, low Intercut rnt. $20,00i local money to loan on Ked real eiitato. Flmt niortftage. tee M. K. Hire, of Hire A H. . yuViiVuViViiriiii'iir i -"TrfCC ixst am) i-xr?in. F HTN'I Kutiber ihni. Owner can gft mime at this offlee. LUST A ii t rrank. KiinTtr oi. re turn to N'rtvn-li.-vtew office FOIl 8ALK. KOTl PA1K All kinds f dry . wood rhone 21. ?OIt PAt.K two good young eowa. Phone 31-KI2. WOOD TOM HA LK aon Rlffica -lnqiilr fl'tttter- KOk SAl.l' Foii r aood, free h town Judd A Mt .MIIIln FH SAI.K Oow v.lth eiilf. frejli Nov. 13. Itl.-f Hrix., IHilard. Oi e. Filll S A 1 . 10 P Ft CdiTcil v e Kverbeartnn strawberry plantH. The kind that bears. $15 per 1000 In Iota of 500 up, Fmall orders. $2 per 100. K. M. Mat Miawa, Looking OlAe, Ore. Japan" by Mrs. C. L. Stoddard, a papor on "Japanese Literature" by Mrs. S. D. Evans and a talk entitled "Japan" by Dr. A. C. Seely. A social hour followed the program. The next meeting of the club will be on Dec ember 7 th. Here on Ituslnros A. E. Shlrla recently elected to the stule legislature and W. J. Shupe both of Sutherlln were in the city bust night and today on court busl- ness. I'll IS POK KAI.K Duroi n from SO to lltf .1 i V h. K. Hrll III Ul tJ Iroc k w H l-'tllt SAI.K Vsiy tins t-ullaiijlt-s at Overlahil Orchards. Chun. A. Ilrand. KOK KAI.K l.ats ft-piisspntf.r muring car. n dandy and a bargain. Judd Mi-Mlllln. roitSAI-ic lsis Konl. lii Ad ITT chanh-al condition. Inuulr Kiev's UarnK. llut'SK fur sal, 7 room, clone In un I'ln St. l'Iun Sl-ti. Chat. A. Hi and. i-'t5ir KAI.R Two whlta Oruui roont" I wih, or will wxclmuji fur pUUt. I I'tion 20U-H. Ki TTH A M-;- -)it; touring cur, hi good oniltilon Wliirht'tttwr. Kt'H KALK Apple utul oUUr delivered In town, rhone tt-K2. U H. Hklimer A Hour. i n r s a ;ktw oTrrd 1 a 1 H intxlwla. i'heop. to Co. urhiK t'MTR, cknoud ilo- Fiiu haT-T;- rondltlon. 1K-J. Set of hitriletii. Jr l'i Ice reenomtble. go (TIT I'liuue roit Vai.k vhoii-eM iiwVtfo iol i: iNorin uoReuurB. 1'aveiuent )Ut. water on lot. rhone lb-I'M 2. f.O()ANHKKKY "nparnprlniTd.'livei v. If ordert-d nt'W. at 4 fi-nidi 1M el hum eiily. (. 1. Moje. Ilnldni.ld. Ore. IMrKKl Al I'l.KS 40 rente "per" boT. Hrliig yotir t-.nee. U k. One. Kden- bower, went H. H. trark. I'Olt HAI.F-Sevfirnl thoimand logan berry tips, nady In Murrh. Uaiter O. I'eul, lit. 1, Kosehurn. Ore. FOR "'ftAliK -S-'room "bouse, iarfe Tn". woodehed, IIhtB nnd wnter. Hlork from pavement. Term. I'hone L'Sfi-T. FOR HI,K-Oin ten month old part Ourbam bull, i uo and well built. Will eell die enlla. Ore. PORI TOlMlfN Just repfiintri ml condition, burr. Lo. k llox St Tun- ! OAR For -!e chealT Slid In itood me. Itnui iServire linrntf. Kone- FOR saT.K hd-bAlul mrr 3 Ooilua ('Miriiip, i Mllh K louring, I f ord rondfiter. All in f irntcinof ( onditlon. and will be o..;d at bmitalna. J. O. Now-tand. F( HI " SA l.K V. "h -h i-ii $s."s's per hundred by ti e ton, itnd $6 R In mailer lotn. :.'t our prlre on our Nott-ll -rlRHled, I 'odder free, 99 5 per rent pure alts If ,e. ,. Monaivli Seed A Feed Co.. Med rm ,1. tii'Kun. Foil SAI.K OR TUAPK- Modern rot- tar Junt nutnlde of rltv limit, ni younv fruit trees, plenty ro.un for frnrden and chlrken yard. Will trade for property clone In. Add reus "A," rare of News Review, PTlll SA LK Registered Holnteln berT bull; t registered cows and 2 bull calves, reiiiatrred, C O. Onrrett or C. J. llurd will recommend this stncK. WllJard Smith. Dlxonville, Or. Phone ll-KU, Movie Closeiips Ethel Clayton's new Paramount Artcraft picture, "Roung Mrs. Wia throp," will be the feature attrac tion at the Antlers theatre tonight. It Is an Interesting story of yoking married people, telling of tho es trangement of a youthful husband and wife, amlf their reconciliations under dramatic circumstances. Bron on Howard wnote the play from which it was adopted. Kthel Clayton has the role of pleasure loving Constance Winthrop and Harrison Kord is the husband. Immersed In business. Their varying interests lead them ajiart. the sole connecting link being their five year old child, Kosle. The husband be comes Involved In an Innocent but a shady looking affair with a Mrs. Dunbar, who Is bent upon reveng ing herself upon Constance. The climax of the picture is the death of Hosie, which at first separates them still further, but later brings them together through the action of a lawyer friend of both. J. M. Dumont. Charles Ogle. Ray mond Hatton and Winifred Green wood aire Included In the excellent supporting cast. Walter Edwards di rected the picture. Lew Cody, the greut lover of the screen, has his love making made easy for him in his latest picture, "The Butterfly Man," a Robertson Cole special Hhowlng at the Liberty theatre tonight. He has no lrss than three leading women, and all of them are noted Tor their beauty. Th. y are Louise Lovely, Lille Leslie and Rose mary Theby. The ladloB, only a few of the many shown in the picture, appear in su perbly becoming gowns, necessary because the story Is based on high society life. There are exquisite cos tumes of the boudoir and the beach besides ultra gownB of evening and afternoon design, many of them be lli)! Parisian creations. As the Btory develops In Its cellu loid form It is taken from tho nov el by George Burr McCutcheon by the same name it becomes more and more evident thn.t a supreme treat for feminine eyes Is In process of revelation. The beautiful costumes, the scenes showing; woman In her most Intimate moments and the at mosphere of feminine delicacy and refinement which the woman direct or of the play has woven about the production all focus on the major element of the screen clientele the women. Of course there Is plenty to enter tain the men. There Is the underly ing and ever present motif of the stellar role, Interpreted by Mr. Cody, who flits from one romance to an other. The engrossing human ele mont which Cody introduces Is cer tain to intrigue eve:'y ina'e. The attempt to make the marriage state a business proposition Is an im possible! undertaking, acqmltng to the dramatic story produced through Vltagraphs latest feature, "Slaves of Pride." This picture, of which Alice Joyce is the star will be pre sented at the Mnjestlc theatre for ill last time tonight. Patricia Leds is virtually sold by her mother through the form of a marriage to Brewster Tbuward, a very wealthy man. In return for the fi nancial reinstatement of the girl's mother. To Howard, the marriage. Is a business proposition. He believe he needs the girl to add a social tone io his household and figuro aB a chutelajse that will bring him Into contact with select persons. He proceeds to mako the arrange ment purely businesslike, and one of convenience, purely devoid of love. Hut Patricia feels love In her heart, and desires above all, the fulfillment or love. The cold blooded business charac- ter of the marriage soon proves to be doomed lo failure. The story weaves us war tnrougn tnc situation lo a surprising climax of semi-trag edy ajid romance. OHiaiOX IS TO UKT (;KAiK miSTON. Nol. 17 The Nalional tlriwiKo voted today to go to the state or OreRon for Ub annual session to be held next year. The city in which tne meeting will bo held was not specified, but the invitation was ex tended in the name of Portland. KNTICKtAINKI) LAST NM.11T Miss Bessie Wharton cntertaii.ed at her home last nlnht In honor or .Mrs. tunny Noland, who is visiting nere iroin I'olorado with her sister, Mrs. IJeorne Neuner. A social eve nniK was spent in sewine and con versation and a dainty lunrheon was served by tho hostess. The room were attractive with quantities of ucauimu roses. David II. Smith, circulation r agor for the 1'ortland Journal wa In KosplmrK today attending to bun mess matters. "OUCH! THAT OLD RHEUMATISM!" Get out yotif bottle of Sloan'g iinlment ond knock the pain 'gllley-wct, WEREN'T ready (or that last quick switch in temjKTature, were you? Left you stirf, sore, full of rheumatic twiners? Vuu should have had a bottle of Sloan 't Liniment handy that would have pmetTiXkdwxlhout rubbing, warmed and toon cased up the muscles, quieted the jumpy, painful, atlectcd part and brought gratifying relief. Helpful in attacks of lumbago, aclat Sea, external soreness, stitTnciMi, strains, aches, sprains, in t a bottle at your druggist a. v J5c, 70c, $1.40. Liniment ffitS Venemv Doctor Cupid nr.. inniitiiwn cures dis ease is a fact that has been called to the attention of the public by a prominent physician. Love is not, however, the cure for all women. Many a woman is nervous and irritable, feels dragged down ana worn out for no reason that she can think of. Doctor Pierce's Favorite Pre scription gives new life and new strength to we.ik, worn-out, run-down women. 'Favorite Prescription" makes weak women strong and sick women well. It is now sold by all druggists in the United States in tablets as well as liquid form. ROSEBURO, ORTOON "I suffered something terrible from an organic trouble. Could scarcely stand on my feet. My head and back ached so hard and I was weak and nervous. I had severe pains in my side and my limbs and feet ached. I was also troubled with constipation. I took Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, Golden Medical Discovery, and Pleasant Pellets. These medicines cured me of alt my ailments and I was well and strong." Mrs. W. D. Moore, 12-16 N. Jackson Street IX'AL XKWS NOTES. Mr. and Mm. L. V. Smith of Suth erlln Bppent today In Roseburg at tending to business matters and vis iting with friends. Mrs. hurley Guemey of Winchester was a Roseburg visitor for a short time today returning to her home on the afternoon train. It. A. Booth, who has keen visit ing In Roseburg with relatives for the PRBt few duys returned to his home in Eugene yesterday. The Pacific Caterer, a leading ho tel iubllc:tion published at Seattle carries In Its latest Issue a clipping from the Roseburg News-Review, In regurd to the prune1 recipes collect ed by Ray Clark of the Hotel Ump gua dining room recently. LODGE DIRECTORY. f. O. O. P., UnlfiD Eicflnpmrnt Km. 9. Moets In Odd t'ellowa' Temple very Thursday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. JOHN It KIOSK. C. P. KOSTKlt BUT.NEH. H. P. OLIVER JOHNSON, R. S. JAMES KWAHT. F. S. RAt.l.RS ftosebtlr-it erre meets In Mouhu hall on Jackson St. on 2nd and 4th Monday evenlriKs or each month at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren In good standim? always welcome. VICTOR J11CE1.I.I, w. P. P. A. J WM.P. W. P. H. F. UOODMAN. Secretary. K.MtillTS UV P1THIAR Alpha Lodge Nu. 4 1. meets every Wednesday even ing, cor. Jackson and Cass Sts. Visit ors alwavs welcome. HOY O. YOtlNO. C. C. CHAS F. HOl'KINS. M F. E. K. W1MBKRLY, K. H. S. I.OYAL (lltli:n F MOOSIE Roseburg LodKe No. lu;n, meets second am' f'lurth Wednesday evenings of ea n nlonth at 8 o'clock In the Moose hall. All visiting brothers are invited to attend. C. TV. CLOAKE, Dictator, H. O. PAIU1ETEU. Secretary. II. I o. KI.HS. llo.ebnra I.ole No. XI Holds regular communications at the Elks Temple on each Thursday of every month. All members re quested to attend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially In vited to attend. A. J. LII.BUIIN, B. R. IRA B. KIDDLE. Secy. UIIIIDMKN OF TUB WOULD Camp No. Ho. meets In Odd Fellows' hall In Roseburg eveiy 1st and 3rd Monday evenings. Visiting neighbors al ways welcome. O. H. PICKENS, C. C. M. M. MILLER. Clerk. MtlUIIBUHS OF HOOMCHAFT Lilac Circle No. 4S, meets on 2nd and 4th Monday evenings. Visiting neighbors invited to attend. EDITH CHURCHILL, O. N. T1I.1.1K 1. JOHNSON. Clerk. """'nrg runptrr No. 8 Holds their regular meeting on the 1st and 3rfl Thursdays in each month are respectfully Invited to attend LEONA ABRAHAM, W. 1, FREE JOIl:iKON. Secy. k. t A. M., I.anrrl Lodge No. ls. Legular comiLunlcatlons and and 4th Wednesdays ea. h month at Masonic Temple, Roseburg, Ore. Visitors wel. tome. W F. HARRIS. 8e " A. W ILllbih, W. . II. A. O. T. . llos.hnr II hold resrulsr reviews ond and fourth Thursday after in ..laccnnr tian. sisters of reviews visiting In our city sr. dially Invlied to attend our re ..lact-anee nail on Cass street LOl'lSE LOCKE ( JESSIE RAPP. Col. III. llt.K Alls Roseburg ftebeksh 1 : T11- r., Meets in Cl.1 lows temple everv week on To evening. Vislilna members In ainuuiiiK sre invited to attend. IVA LKM1X. V n BELLE STEPHENSON, S r.irir.1. MA1L.K1. Un. ine if. K. K. 1. a. laloi Heella oe nein at tne Alaccabee hall nrst and third Wednesdays of I. O. O. F l-hlletarlaa I.nI meets at Sykes hall. N. Jacks on Saturday evening of ear Msltlng brethren are always come. LYMOV L. PPENCER. J. F. SMITH Prr.l.1.n. i. I WIV?-rand comDarative rom. 2 riiioKiii'iiii l.oncK so. imn, t an, ' tt fortj rj Hrotherkoest of Melnlesaere of 5 4 Kmployee and llallnar l.akor. W. I'HONE 4.H8 4 ers Afrillated with the A. r" of I A iiionvin ... .. B Meets at Moose hall the first Wed 5 M.1SOMC HI II.DINti A fourth Sat. nlahtS and thlrrf Kon.l... 9 InWL'l.l-l.l r.,,, W. J. MKKEDITH, Rc 8ecy. OBX). UAC IVER. FIB. SecJ NOTICB OF SALU OF OOVBRNafKNT wi.mngVon-T,oetow II. I.io. Notice Is hereby given umi suuj.c . the conditions and limitation of th Act of June . 118 (3S Stut.. 2U), and th instructions of th Secretary ot th. Interior of Soptomber IS. , 191 timber on th following land will b sold Nov. 29. at 11) o'clock A. M.. ut public auction at th t'nlted State land oflllc at Roseburg. Oregon, to Lhe highest bidder at not loss than th appraised value a shown by thl notice, saie to u, ,u"jv w proval of th Secretary of the Interior. Th purchase price, with an additional ium of one-lifth of one per cent there of, being commission allowed, must b deposited at time of sale, money to b returned if sale I not approved, other wise patent will issue lor me iiiuuei which must be removed within, tan yeais. Bid will D receivea iroiu sue sens of the United Slates, associations of uch citizens and corporation or ganlzed under the laws of the United Slates or any state, territory or dis trict thereof only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser, the timber on any legal subdivision will be offered separately before being Included In any oner ot a larger unit. i. i c, n. W., Sec. 31. NEV4 fir 640 M.. cedar 16 M.. NW NWVi 8r 870 M. Non of the fir or cedar to be sold for less than 11.60 per M. T. 21 a. R. W Sec. 31. NWS4 HE (4, fir 426 M NEVi SWVj. fir :l"0 M.. MVt SWm flr 600 M., SW1 ;4WVi. nr 800 M. None of the rlr to be sold for less than (1.60 per M. : iK'i SWt4. fir 1(26 M.. SW(4 SEi4. fir 600 M. None ot tne lir to oa SOI-I lor less mau 11.76 per M. CLAY TALLMAN, Com missioner. General Land Offica. NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERNMENT TIMBER. General Land Office. Washington. D. C October 26. 1920. Notice la hereby given that subject to the conditions and limitations of the Acts of June 9. 19K (39 Stat.. 218), and June 4. 1920 (41 Stat., 768). and th In structions of the Secretary of the In terior of September 15, 1917, and June 22, 1920. the timber on the following lands will be sold Dec. 13, 1920. at 10 o'clock A. M.. at public auction at the United States land office at Roseburg, Oregon, to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised value as shown by this notlco. sale to be subject to the approval of the Secretary of the In terior. The purchase price, with an additional sum of one-fifth of on per cent thereof, being commissions al lowed, must be deposited at tim of saie, money to be returned if sale Is not approved, otherwise patent will Issue for the timber which must be removed within ten years . Bids will be received from citli&ens of the United States, as sociations of such citizens and cor porations organised under the laws of th United States or any state, terri tory or district thereof only. Upon ap plication of a qualllled purchaser, th timber on any legal subdivision will b offered separately before being Includ ed In any offer of a larger unit. T. 32 S R. 6 W Sec. 1, Lot 1. fir 326 M pine 75 M.. Lot 2, flr 350 M.. pine 20 M., SE NEV4. flr 650 M., pin 60 M., 8W(4 NEfa, flr 300 M.. pine 70 M., cedar 26 M Lot 3, flr 400 M.. pine 20 M., Lot 4, lie 775 M.. SEW NW. nr Z2 la., pin- 60 M.. cedar 20 M., SV NV, flr 600 M., pine 16 M.. cedar 20 M.. Km hk flr lo'.O M pine 100 M., NW14 SE'A Or 300 AI., pine 3i M., ceuar zv in. SEVi SKhi. flr 800 M.. pine 100 M. wu HE v.. tlr 800 M.. nine loo M. cedar 60 M.. NEy. SWVt. flr 360 M., pine 45 M ., cedar 60 M., ivw sv flr 650 M., pine 60 M., cedar 80 M HEy RWH. flr 300 M.. pine 70 M cedar .15 M.. SV U SWU. flr 6U0 M.. Dln- 50 M., cedar 30 M.. Sec. 15, NK4 NEK lr 672 m.. Dine 48 M.. skv y.t'A. n 952 M.. pine 96 M.: none of the nr or cedar to be sold for less than Si. 00 per M.. and none of the pine to be sold for less than 12.60 per m.; sec. 11. wcsi N E 4 , tlr 500 M.. pine 20 M., cedar 16 M . SW NEW. flr 600 M.. nine 10 M.. cedar 10 M-. SEVi HK'i. flr 400 M.. pine 30 M.. cedar 15 M.. SWi4 NB14. Mr 600 M.. Dine 30 M.. cedar 10 M.. NK'a SIV'H, flr 300 M.. NW14 NW(4. flr 600 M.. SK!a in w v. , nr 4au m., pine 20 in SWV KWIl. flr 300 M.. NEU SE 14, flr 400 M., pine 50 M., cedar 16 M. NW-, SKVi. flr 350 M.. pine 60 M.. ceda 1(1 M.. SF. SE4. flr 325 M.. pine 60 M. cedar 10 M.. SW'i BF.'i, flr 300 M., pine 70 M.. cedur 10 AI.. Nr. 4 sw "4, nr 300 M.. Pine 15 M.. SE SWW. nr 276 M pine 25 M., SVV;4 SW V4, lir 500 M.; pine 20 At., cedar 10 Al.. ec. 23. vv au.'A lir 660 M.. SEi SWii, flr 420 M.. Sec, 27. AK NEK. flr 640 M NE(4 SE flr 420 M.. pine 40 M.. NW14 SEW. 560 M . KE'4 SF.Vi. flr 376 M , pin 50 M . SW4 SEt4. flr 480 M , pine 40 M., none of th lir to be sold for less than 11.25 per M.. none of the pine to be sold for less than $2.59 per M.. and none of the cedar to be sold for less than $1.00 per M. T. 37 8. R. 7 W.. Sec. 9, SK"4 swvi. nr 42i M.. pine co jm., t. as is. R. 8 W.. Sec. 3. NW tt NEW. flr 180 M pin 280 M.. oak 16 M.. NWU NW4 flr 95 M.. Dine 270 M 8EU SWi. ft I 76 M.. nine 225 M.. NES BW. flr 75 M., pine 380 M.; none of the flr to be sold for less than $1.00 oer M.. none ! the pine to be sold for less than $3.0 ner M.. and none ot the oak to b sold for lesB than 50 cents per AI. T. 36 S. It .1 E.. Sec. 1. SEW SWW. pine 10 M. red flr 430 M., white flr 20 M.; none of the pin to be sold for less than $3.25 per M.. none of the red flr to be sold for less than $1.50 per M and none of ine wnue nr lo De sold tor less than $1.00 per M. CI.AY TALLMAN, Com missloner, General Land Office. DONALD CASPER PARKER VIOLINIST PUPIL OF HENRY L BETTMAH OF PORTLAND Beginners and Advanced Pupils. Pupils accepted at i years of age. Hours 1 to 5 p. m. Itooin 7, KcmlhnKcn Blilg. Sheet MetalWork OP AUi KIXD8 L H. SINNIGER 110 OAK iTTlEET PHONR 428 4 All work tuaranteed. 5." m. a nn iirnn i a ta 1ZTa 3 R LUUAV K Kiin lurrtnii.x m noon, tf Ull. HUIIUnU 9 other A S lis! n mi tiot S r, UL 1 1 ICS I T4 . f a Painless Extraction i Painless Methods in i ir-li all inno At uiA.I, n t th 1 1 j - f Will replace your own 4 ,3,,"; I J teeth with new ones the wef: 2 same day, (partially or i N. 4 full sets), without nain 8 . wivrArtl. ps 5 POK Coldi, Coifhs Leave Portland 4:00 P. M., Sao Francisco 10;00 P. M. second aoumtxiuna rto. ua no. i No. 11 Lt. Roseburg. .......... 9:30a. M. 4:30 p.m. 11 (15 p u tv. oucroiUDuu; ......... i .vj a. m. &.ito f. M. Northbound No. 11 Lv. San Francisco 10:20 A. M. Sacramento . . 2:25 P. M. Ar. Roseburg 1:10 P.M. TODAY'S BEST HUNCH NEWS REVIEW OFFICE Phone 135 Kill That Cold Wi cascaraE quinine AND L Cri,,, Neglected Cold8 are Dangerout Taka do chaocaa. Keep this auwlard rmdy handv for th, Braaka np a cold in 24 hours -R.. Oripp lo I days-Exc.ll.nt tor Hsadach. Qulnin in this form does not affect th hsad-d . . Laxatlv-No Optat In MUl'a ban Tuok ALL DRUGGISTS SILL IT "THE SHASTA" The Standard Sleeping Car Train. (No Excess Fare) BETWEEN PORTLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO COMPLETE THROUGH SHASTA ROUTE SERVICE NaU Ar. San Francisco 10:10 a.m. 9:50 p. m. 10:00 p","m' fJ,'J No. 12 4:00 P. M. 6 30 P. M. 2:40 P. M. No. W J, j. 8:f.E 1m5". 12:30 A si. . E 1:18 P.M. 10:r Through Standard Sleeping Car Portland to Los Antelts Leaves Portland, Tr. 15, 8:40 a. M. Arrives Lot Angeles 8:1,4, Second Morning-. CALIFORNIA Warm Sunshine and Flowers Make the dayi delightful in winter-time Enjoy th Fragrance of Pelnsettas, Violets, Popples and Geranlnai, th Joy of Outdoor Sports and Pastimes. Travel With Pleasure Via The Shasta Route Reduced Round Trip Tickets Are Now on Sale to SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FREE on Request, ''California for the Tourii'," a new Illustrated booklet graphically describing the different Resorts. For further particulars inquire of Local Agents SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES JOHN M. SCOTT ' General Passengkr Aoent Courage Goes far In business As it does In war, Because It sticks To the job Tifl the Job is done. THAT'S THE WAY WE DO IT Turn Your PRINTING Troubles OvarTo vnmvii
