l0O
pacto pom
Kill That Cold With
CASCARA M QUININE
FOR
Colds, Conghi
Npcrlortrd Cold3
Taks no chncE. Keep t! is stanJird
BlVs up cold in 24 hours K.ii.v..
Giipr in J dnys-LxcalU-nt (,r Headache
Quinin. In thin form do., not afjct th. h-wd-C. la bt Tonic
Lssativo Ho Ovists in Hill's.
ALL DRUGGISTS S"LL IT
TURKEYS
May Belong to H.C. L.
but tu.n what would Thanksg ving b. without on. at bead of table.
And to grace the table well he should be well eook. d and browned
to a turn.
Gt a Ke. d Knameled Koater and you will have "a roaster that
U soll-lmsllng."
"A Itoust.r that baa a rack at lop for the atrip of seasoning."
A Ilou-r with an Independent roasllng pan. Thla prevent, .tick
ing and burning."
A Koastor made to last." One In a lifetime if cared for properly.
Churchill Hardware Company
Roseburg,
P. a. Don't overlook that carving
have It.
Roseburg Cafeteria
and Restaurant
WILL as usual serve the Best Thanksgiv-
' iiiR Dinner in town. Turkey & Chicken
with all th3 delicious home-made trimmings.
Served Cafeteria Style from 11 a. m. to 7:30
j). m. Come and be thankful.
WARNER $ WOODS, Prop's.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
ALL NKW t LAXMI lid) All V KHTIHKMHM'!1 WILL 1M KOI'NU UN LAST
1'At.K t'NIIKIt IIICAIMNI. "NKW TODAY.
vanti:i.
WANTKD Turwyn. lui k or ..ninll.
HityiT llios. 1'hotie M-IM.
WANTKh I'm iillie.i Mount: or Iiouhc-
ki pi tin rut hum. fall ut ruoin IS.
OlHtuI llntfl.
VANTKI botl Mft'otitl-hittiil broodt-r.
i iiput ity f" or mure lux. t .
IliHIKaT. INSI tui g.
V ANT t'll I.iuM buck. Imi. kbuar.1 or
Ikikk.v; also lny n.k ami m It.ml
ilU-. "State tli-ntTtpimn ami pike. A.
It. Holie, YomalU, I l f .
AVANTKlt - I'iikHIi'Ii an hunk k-ep'r or
ilYl miiii.iKor Hi K'-Nfitil ttirt. lutli
tt t k ; eniplud lit ir.-m nt but dent
1 4i 1 uti- in this li-tnlty : lm had
vn y f.it m expfi leu.e. Af :U. ami
inarrWd. run furnr-h A-l letn cm .
lt.. ltnlin. t.-nt;in:i
KUK liKNT.
y t in T: i :nT - Tw o "fui nifliM a
4J I'.. St.
Foil itKNT tfnffty
(It'pUHlt
boxea.
ItoKfhu
Na i lotuti Itaiik-
i-'oil Ill-INT-- Kui niHlifd i imiTi with
prlvll.-K" or halh. 4"1 S Main St.
KdU It KNT - - fnrm.ln'. i--t.nin. tuth.
K"-nU-nn'ii piffi-i r.d. L'J'i ". Point
las. 'OH 111: NT " Htiint ifnllv fin ii lutn d
Bp.irtnn tit to unit ihl rou pt - no
jhlldi.ii. I'liom- 41 J ,.r t-F.3.
Poit KKNT Kit. nt npniti tn. itM.' for
two V..HPK num. In.piii'i' n( So.
.la knon. t.ri itll at I'ooplr-i Supply I'd.
(lilt It KNT Kurnmhi-d tuHiPcKrt'p'ntj
upnrt nu-nta and nh-rpinK rooms
Konfl'Ui k ApMrliutMila, Mm In ami
t'ounlim. l'lo.nt' C.t.
K ill KKS'T '
11 3 North .la
nix
olt.tK
In
Uiwi t'iiif-r.i lion i 'oini.any
I'llxD
ftie-t, or phoiit 21:.
KOI I It KNT - Kut n lehnl Iiotixo of I
i uonm ; ; ' Hi rin n i tumd. ;tn" y,ird
ftoiii iIiitii tlfpot. Mm. K. i. Murray
ratHHM Vlllll'V.
KiHt KKNT-'SI
Hioat ilriOi ahl
H. Applv
,vinv. TAJ
orr room lSr, fot.
t locution In town. H-nt
li wri'in-f-C onion I'oin-
M ISt'KLI.A I'UH'H.
joNlTv TO lAN S' y'iir ri'ifal
rrcdlt f.nrtn l:um, low Intorfdt rto.
$Jrt,(00 local tnoiH'V t loan on no
real fBtatf Klmt mortaaa. te M
K Hum. of HI.- A It I.t.
LOST AM roiNI.
j.iiST tl'd Hall hrnnd hip rnl'hcr hoof,
hlrt. k Kin.i. r lt-HVf At I li In offh tv
I.ST--ii'ld" Krharp peiu ij. h.-t.
St-veni St a ml ltof jk-IiooI. I'lraae
l.-ivo nt N,-.-li.-vi.-w
KOH hAI K.
V'OOl FOR SAI.K Inqulrs at Patter
son 1(1 SC
K ll SAI.K- roiv"w;tii mlf. fnnh Nov.
IT Hli'i'Jlnn , ,,r
KtTll SAIJ:: Vllfr.n or (Told" IViiar
r rnwl-orry plant h w III dtdfver In
liofodtiit , I 'ri'tl Olltard.
Foil NA!.K.-Or trndc quick," I f t 1".
motor, .1 pluno, I'Ji) volt, neatly tu'w;
wHiit mIiikIc pl n-f. Hi) volt. Hrnion
Taxhlerniy, Tunnin and Fur Co..
lloFclmi . JOtv.
t oft SAI.K. I'rodiicllva Frhiartng
ttmwlx-i ry plants Tha kind th'tt
t'iara. $1S prr lOuil In lot or 500 up
Small ordi.rn. f3 pr I0n K. M. Mat
iliews. Looking Glass, re.
sro DpjiiTerous
remedy hanJy for th. Ant l
Oregon.
set you promised-yourself. We
KOIt SAMS All kinds
of dry . wood
Kolt SALIC- -Kine rutin H.iMu in up
ph-H. A. W. iiialwiin. Him kwiiy. Oi e.
It HAt.K Vry fin
Hvei lund Ore ha i it h.
i imjII npla at
rita A. Wmtid
Knit SAl.U Appitu und tlriar dllvi4
In town. I hun -t -1. B klnuai
Hoim.
i-'olt SAl.U A HcuvliiK loom. Inquir
;t tl tnnirtot tuuMtwi s off u a at tli
S.ddhTu' Holm-.
SAI.K l'i.'O Kurd tii-k. with Im-.I
and call. In A-l romlK in, t heap.
I.im kwood Motor Cii
(' HIMSTMAS TKl lKS I low many c:in
on fin n Uh for dh t i v t In week '.'
I'oHt.T Itiitn.-r. Klioio- o-K1I.
It'll SA l.K - Se .-i mI 1 Iu.ii7iuiii iT.jtitP
hurry tip. MprlnK ilfhwry. U. Vf
i't iUr, II. 1-. IV 1. Hon !ti.
roll" SAI.K yi "a. r.-n hoti,.m land,
u I .out i In cult t at Ion, in I let S.t.
lll.hn.'.VioluM iiHtt. Itlddle. Or.-.
KOtl t.K -On,. Kood""'.Icia.-y mlhh
cow, ttn' y.arn nid, Ko..d family
cow . A. V. iiiali:itn. Hrockway. Orn
i'oll SAI.K rY,uh -t hM im mC m
Not th lloMtiui g I'a vtmiit it i a.
wau-r on I.. I Klumt i5-KI.
I.iH(A NH i; It It Y tlpn. Httrlng dalU-'i'iTHf
(ordered now, at 4 ifiili 1 ( uImkh
onlv. O II H..J. Hul.h.idd. Or.
i nllli TOKIIINO i AH For n'l clia"p
Junt repainted and In jfo.ul mechani
cal coiulltluii. SwrvUa Ouiuk. Hoh
htitK UOOO Huli k auto chvap. tnuij to SidT.
or will Ira. It- on hoti U.t in
llonetmrg Addif T. T . i Nawa
Uv u- w.
1 ll SAI.K- Set otut 'tiaiul tftm. 3 Po.lTi
Mron. tourt.i. l Huh k tourins. 1 Kord
to:idittfr. Ail (n firatclan condition
and will be acid at baiaalna. J. O
Newlnml.
Ft 1 1 S A 1 . K T i ' n a I i,9, r a
v:ilvi.; pipo ilmim. Submit your
rotiniirnient to ua for pri.p All
Koi-dt Rti.traniM. Orogon Ma-hlnrT
'i . I-.iikiuv Or.
Ii k s i .1 : i tV tfi trTi ?o7 gM!
farm In vtcmity of Iton-hur. a
rtt-rw farm, well Improved, all bottom
Wood free soil. w. .j, HMMnsir,
I'oreiia, l.an ro.. Ora,
Kolt SAI.K One full h,o.f.t w"dvaar
old O. I. r. bo:r. will weigh about
4..il lh. r-rlr f;L: nn ahlngla mi
tlitnt, ii!tM..,t new. ptua $Hi. Bond
Kroi . t'hdr. ( "regon.
d lit H Tmr
hundred by tt a ton. and it.5 m
fnnallrr lo
-t our prr on anr
Non-Irrigated. I..)der f r ea fl i nr
cent fiire alfa 'n M. M. !,
Feed Co. M-.lf.-rd. oin
kTU Af.FTo TftfrTSZ.MUrn fot
(R Ji outMa of rlty limlti in
yonns fruit treea. plenty room fo'
p-arden nd rhlckan x ard Win trada
tor properly eloaa In. Adaraa A."
Mri of Newa-ltavtew
fiMt SaTTR ilegttare,i ffnin-.m haTd
nun; i ravmteran mwi and 2 bull
calvei. raglatara.1. f. O rtrrett r
C J. Wurd will rrmnni thi
atock. WUiartl 9mlth, ixaviiw
Ora Thana 14-FM.
Foil 9AI.R Mrown aMfa mar. u
ytMin old. wtthout blatnlah. weight
about a thousand pounda, aired !
tandnrd bora, dam thoroushhrad
Kaniuckv mhtp. I- oash t takan at
onct. Oall at 12i Oaaa atreai ar
tiiona 21.
BIRDS HAVE VARIOUS NAMES
Get Cognomtnt From HabiU or Plu
mg Though Not Infrequently
From Song or Call.
Birds are given varlout namei Id
Tiirioua parts of the country; ion.
gut these unities from their habits,
others from their plumage, while the
song, or cull. In other cases Is retpoD
ihle for the nickname of the bird, ac
cording to Loudon Answers.
The cuckoo has two mates. The
meadow pipplt Is known as the cue
koo's mate In some parts of the coun
try, because of its habit of alwnys ac
companying the cuckoo from place to
place throughout Us stuy In this coun
try. The wryneck gets the snme name
for a different reason. It arrives In
the country about the same time, or a
few days earlier thun the cuckoo, and
therefore the name has been given It
Little "Hread-and-no-cheese" Is per
haps rather a mouthful, but the name
Is given to the yellow bunting on ac
count of the fact that Its simple song
resembles these words more than any
thing else In the world.
"Yaffle" Is the name given to that
laughing bird of the woods, the green
woodpecker, also known by the less
cheerful cognomen of rain hlid, be
cause whenever It laughs the glass
goes back and the rain comes down.
In other words, the laugh of the green
woodpecker, like the "hee-haw" of the
donkey. Is considered by ninny to be
a sure sign of wot weather.
The whitethroat tins a habit of
creeping along the lower parts of the
hedges, where the nettles grow, and
therefore It has acquired for Itself the
name of "nettle creeper."
TIRE KNOWN BY MANY NAMES
Not Including What It Is Called by
Impatient Autolst When It
Punctures.
A thing which ties Is a tire sny
makers of the dictionary. The first
purpose of the tire was to tie or band
the wheel together. As time pnssed,
the original moaning of the word ha 3
been lost sight of and now the tire
Is the part of the wheel which touches
the road and stands the wear and teat
of travel.
Kngland and her possessions, ex
cept Cnnndu, spells the word "tyre."
No less an authority than England's
own Kneyelopedia Hrltnnnica Is on rec
ord with the opinion that "this spell
ing Is not now accepted by the best
English authorities," yet "tyre" per
sists. In some of the Spanish speaking
countries, such as Chile and the Ar
gentine, tires are known ns "neuinnti
cos." In Mexico they are "Manias."
In other places where Spanish Is the
language, notably Cuba, the correct
word Is "gomus." In Brazil, where
F'ortugiiese Is spoken, the name Is
"pneumatlcus."
The French have 1he short name
"pneus" fur tires." This Is n contrac
tion of pnetimati(ues. In practically
all the Scandinavian countries the
Ihinlsh word "gumtnrlglnger" rubber
ring Is used.
Making a Citizen.
Ton make the cltl7.cn by giving him
Intelligence, lie must learn to see
things as they nre. He must also learn
to see the possibilities and rise In
liowcr to put them to the test. There
Is no place for the coward In the march
of progress. We need men, "brave
men, who dare while others fly." And
this means they must have brains and
brawn with which to tight life's battles
and hold their own In the world. And
to Intelligence we must add constancy.
It avails little to he brilliant If you
haven't the power to stick to your Joh
iintll you make n success of It. Per
Itcnoe will help y.ui win, when you
put your bead to work. These are the
first things In the making nf citizens.
The home and the school must work
together to produce It. Crlt.
July.
July was originally the Mfth month
of the Unman year. In the Albnn cal
endar It hud a complement of 'M da vs.
which was reduced to HI and then to
SO, and H stood thus for many centu
ries. At length Julius Cnesnr restored It
to ,11. lie felt n personal Interest in
July, ns It was his natal month. After
the death of this great law giver and
reformer Marc Antony changed the
name from ytilntUls to July. In honor
of Caesar's family nntne. In order to
note that an the sun was most potent
at thla time so was Caesar the most
powerful potentate who hnd ever lived.
Our Saxon ancestors called July "Hey
Monnth" because they usually moved
their hay at that period of the year.
Chicago Journal.
Black Hole of Calcutta.
Tills nsnie ai given to nn apart
ment In Calcutta In which a party of
Kugllsh were celifllled on the night of
June i!0. IT.'!. The garrison of the
fort connected with the Knglish fac
tory at Calcutta was enpturcd. Iiy the
Nawab SlmJ-ud Paulu, who caused all
the prisoners taken to be cot.flned In
a room IS by 14 feet 10 Inches. This
cell had only two windows, obstruct
ed by a veranda. Of the l.'O people
who spent the night In a horror of
thirst, heat and agony from pressure,
only 23 survived the experience.
Natural Explanation.
"Why Is It that the dark horses In
a political couvention always keep so
quiet r
"Bevause under the circumstances,
tb word with none of them can be
nay."
OH, DEAR! !IY EACK1
Merciful Hcavena, now r.y
huru in the morning I n av
due to an...
cver-abund-l
that I
poison callwll W
uric nt.u. 1
are not able Kl""111
to get rid of
It. Such con
ditions you
can readily
overcome,
and prolong
UteDy taxing
"Anuric" (anti-uric-acid). This
can be obtained at almost any drug
Store, in tablet form.
When your kidm-ys jrot slufrgish
and dopr, you suffer from back
ache, sick-heada:he, dizzy Bpells,
or twinges and pains of lumbago,
rheumatism or gout; or sleep is
disturbed two or threo times a
night, get Dr. Pierce's Anuvic, It
will put new life into your kidneys
and your entire Bytem. Send Dr.
Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo,
N. Y., tea cents for trial package.
Sam Framcisco, Calif. "I have
used Dr. Pierce's remedies in my
family for fifteen years and have
found on every occasion that they
fave satisfactory results. Recently
was troubled with my kidneys and
my back constantly pained me. I
took three packafr.-s of Dr. Pierce s
Anuric Tablets which removed all
pain and cleared up conditions. 1
advise every one to (five Dr. Pierce s
remedies a fair trial." MliS. E.
EVE, 422 Brannon Street.
ALL WANT TO LIVE IN PARIS
So Many Foreigner. Are There That
the Frenchman I. Being
Crowded.
The New York Evening Post's Pnrl
correspmiclont unys Hint In nn article
In KxreMor a Frenc h writer contend
thiit while Purls before Hie wnr was
the tneetliiK place of fill nntlonnlltles.
It hiis now become llielr permnnenl
abode, no thiit the rlsiims nre crowd
ed out Into the suUirU nr unable to
find nn nimrttiient In the city.
The writer nays that If yon take a
census of the; nvernue apartment you
will Hnd that It contains "lielclnn?
who left when the tiermnns came
Russians driven out by bolshevlsiu.
French families from the devastated
regions who seem to like it wheie they
ore. Amerlcun students with their
omnipotent dollars. Kallshtnen trying
to do business and representatives of
the Balkan states, Poland, Turkey and
other dismissed and unsettled regions
w ho nre thing on Hie Lord only knows
what. Paris Is proud of her cosroo
polltanlsm. buf Is finding tt Inconveni
ent when the peoples of the world
show so Utile Inclination to move."
Cardinal's Hat Symbol of Office.
The peculiarity of the cnrdlmil's hat
Is that It Is not to be worn. On one
occasion only Is It to be seen on the
head of the cnrdintil, and that Is when
the pope himself places It there as n
symbol of Its owner's elevation to the
Sacred college. When the cardinal dies
It is placed In his coflln. The bnt Is
of a deeper red than that of the robe
worn by the cardinal. It has long
heavy sill;en cords, each with 15 tas
sels nt the end. hanging on either side.
The crimson robes which, like the hat.
denote the cardinal's otllce, nre made
of cloth which for several generations
pa -it has been supplied by a firm of
cloth merchants nt Burtscheld, nenr
Ax -h-!i:ip;Ite. The process by which
the dye Ia distilled Is a Jealously
guarded secret,
AUGUSTE BONAMY
I Augusta Bonamy, chief Justice of
the supreme court of Haiti, headed a
delegation from that country which
went to Washington to discuss with
the American state depa-tment lisueo
affecting the two countriea.
BETTER THAN GALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
Are a Harmless Substitute
TV. EdwnrrK Olive Tablets are the
result of Ir. Kdvards determination
not to treat liver and bowel complaints
with calomel. For 17 years he used
these tablets fa vegetable compound
mixed with olive oil) in his private
practice with great success.
Thev do all the eond tlvit r.-dnmM
' does but have no bad after effects. No
pains, no imping, no injury to the
Funis or danger from acid foods vet
thev stimulate the liver and bowels,
lake Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
h. n you feel "kyy" and heavy. "
Note bow they clear clouded brain and
perk up the spinu. Xm and 3x box.
1 f k we, t
I V"
CITY NEWS 0
n. tt . v Unrinn. dentist, tele
phone e3. Ofl'ice 3ii -erkius bulld-
i a .... .1... nrnrlr ffO to Llovd'e
Cleaning works, 126 Bberwau nrwi,
Telephone 4.
a .aiiitra onin for nolKon oak,
ecrema, aalt rheum, acalp cure. No
more buld beada. J. w. wuie,
V. 1st street. Hoseourg, ure.
Am nnw hoomne orders for day-
old chlcka ior 1921 delivery rrom
high producing Tancred atrain White
Leghorn and U. A. U. arreu
Karl Vosburg, 702 Fullerton St.,
Roseburg.
o
NOT If K OF SA I.E OF (JOVEKNMKNT
II Ml :t. K. LjL'iitfiai V
Notice is lurehy given that aubjeet to
(He coiiouion una i.n ..
u ini! i:ih Suit.. 218). Ullli
the nnt-ru tlon8 of the Hecretary of Hit
Interior or .scj.t enuu-r i... x,."r
imlK-r on the followinR land will be
som jhti. i, 'v v "
ti pvitjiic aucuuii iii 1 L "
t.;nj off let ut Kuffburu, Oieifoa, to
tj-praUt-a v.lne, a mIiow n by thla
pi'OVHI l I't Oftiimi) wi c
Die purehase iirl.i. with an ad.litlonal
-turn r iino-iuin in mv - rn n.'v-
ie tlt-poiite-ii ut tloie of wale, money lo
.1 tier wine I'Hit'iii win ir .
en yearn. Itldn will be reeeived from
'IIIZUIIH OI 111" Illiru
ciont of nui-h citi.eii and cnrponitfon
ItRUIIIZeU linuer li: mn ui iiif i inie-u
tuteM or any utat., territory or dlBtrict
MU'retii oiny. ri'ii n"
-liiHlllletl )nirehuer, the timber on uny
t'Klll BlIIMJ I V IHItMl Will "V mj.u..
itely before belli inehtdeii la any of-
riT or a iiukt mm. "
fC :il Si-:t SK1, fir 14i:o M , 'Hnr 3
Ml M. NK'i HV4. Ar 120 M.. cedar 20
M.. Lot 3. Ilr 1170 M.. MC VU. iir
IbUU M., 1, in i -v .. iiuiii "
iir or eedur to be wold for lean than
tl'.Oo per M. (Higneil) CLAY TAU
NOT I OK OP SALE OF GOVERNMENT
TIM III: H. General liiU on ice.
Wurhinvton. 1. C. October 26. 1920.
otlce Is hereby Klven that subject to
th conditions nn I tin itHt ions or me
Acts of June 9. 1!lfi (U Stat., 218), and
June 4. lyit (II Slut., 7fM). and the In
itructloiiH of the Secretary of the In
terior of Scutemher is, 1'Jli, nnil Jun
1 120. the timber on the following
nn1 will he nold Ic. 13. 1920, at 10
clock A. M., ut publle auction at the
united States land offite at Koseburg:
rt icon, to the hlichest bidder ut not
!ess titan the appraised value ns shown
iy this notice, sale to be subject to the
ippioval of the Secretary of the In
terior. The purchase price, with an
iddltionnl mini of one-ruth of one per
ent thereof, beln commissions al
lowed, must be deposited at time of
sale, money to be rt'turned if sale Is not
nnrovd. otherwise natent will Issue
'or the timber which must be removed
.vithin ten years . H'on will be received
(rom citizens of the t'nlted States, as
uxiations of such citizens and cor
'rations organized under the laws of
-lie t'nlted States or any state. trrl
toiy or district thereof only. ITpon ap
plication of a mialllled purchaser, the
timber on any legal subdivision will be
offered separately before being Includ
ed in nnv offer of a lamer unit. T. 32
s.. it. 6 w., eec. i, ioi j, nr .m., pine
M l.ot 2, nr SbO M.. pine M., LV
XK'.. tlr 5".0 M.. nine 50 M.. SWVi
SK, llr 3'0 M.. pine TfO M., cedar 25
M.. Lot :i. ttr U0 M.. Dine 20 M.. Lot 4.
iir 775 M., SK4 NW'. (1r 225 M.. pine
0 M... cedar 2u M SWVi XW'i, flr 50
II.. pine 15 M., cedur 20 m.. .Nt; sk
tlr lo.'.O M pine H'O M.. NW'K HB'4
llr 3iitt M., pine lio A!., eenar m.
SK4. flr 800 M.. pine 100 M
SWVi SK'i, llr SuO AI., pine 100 M.
cedar .10 M., N K SU'y, tlr 350 M.
nine 4S M.. cedar 60 M.. NVk SW4
tlr GTnl M.. pine 60 M.. cedar 80 M.,
SKU sv. nr 300 M.. nine 70 M.
cedur 3.i M.. SW '4 8W4, llr 600 M.. pine
o ai.. eenar au ai.. M'C. i;, ri!;.
tlr 672 M.. nine 4S.M.. SKV KKVi. flr
j:2 II., pine 5 M.; none of the tlr or
cedar to he sold for leH than S1.0U per
.M., and none 01 the pine to te sold ror
les than $-'.r0 per M ; Sec. 11. NE
'Ki. Hr 500 M.. pine 20 M.. cedar 15
-M.. i ak, nr Mm ai., pine iu ai
e.lar 10 M.. SK'i NK'4. Mr 4m. M.. pin
!0 M.. celar 15 M.. SWVi NK 4, flr 500
M.. pine :10 M., cednr 10 M., NK'i
NVi. tlr 011 M.. NV4 NWsj, fir 60V
si., an.' v u nr 4;i0 ai., pine z& ai.,
SW , '4. nr .11)1) M., NK4 SK
'a. llr 4t0 M.. pine 50 AI.. cedar 15 M.
NW'14 Sl-:, flr 350 M., pin 60 AI.. cedar
10 At., SK'i SK'i. Pr 325 M ., pine &0 M
cedar 10 M , SW 'i SK'., flr 300 M.. pine
70 AI.. cedar 10 M.. NK'4 SWVi. flr 3o
AI., pine 13 AI., SK'i SW V4, flr 275 M.,
nine 25 At., SW'4 SV, fir 500 At., pine
20 AI . e. dar 10 AI.. Sec. 23. S W SKfc.
tlr f-fio AI.. SKV SW'4, tlr 420 AI., Sec.
J7, SK1-; NK'4. Hr 54u At., XEV4 SK'4.
flr 4'ii AI . pine 40 AI.. NW KH. flr
:.;0 AI.. SK4 HKKk. flr 375 AI.. pine 60
-m.. s. sr.1,, nr 4 mi ai., pine 40 m.,
.tone of the tlr to bp sold for lens than
$1.25 per AI.. none of the nine to be sold
for lesn than $2.50 per AI.. and none of
ine eenar to ne sold tor Ie than fl.oo
per ai. T. 37 S., K. 7 w.. Sec. 9, SK-
'4. nr ai.. pine iv ai., t. ay a.,
K. 8 W , Sec. 3. SW NKU. Mr 110 AI.,
Pine 2S0 AI.. oak 15 AI.. NWi N'Wu.
flr !o AI.. pine 270 AI.. SK"4 NV. llr
13 ai., pine ai., s nr 75
AI.. pine 3 Ml AI.; none of the flr to be
"h! r r less than $1.00 per AI., none oT
the pine to be sold for less than $3.00
ner ai . ano none or tne oiik to be sold
ror less tnnn fid cents per M. T. 35 H.
H .1 K.. Sec. 1. SK'i SW U. nln In M
red flr 43 AI., white flr 20 AI.; none of
toe pine to ie now ror less than $2.25
per AI.. none of the red fir to be sold
ror less thun $1.50 per AI., and none of
the white nr to be sold for less thnn
II v per AI. LIMY 1"
k TALLAIAN, Com
Lirl Office
nKgiorier. 1 .enemi
NOTIOF OP SATaK OF OOVERNMKNT
TIM UK It. General l.and OtHce.
aslitnuton, 1. (., October 13, 120.
---.t. s- ,1. i.virnj Kiirn i rial s u inject to
the conditions and limitations of the
Act of June 9. 114 OS Stt.. 21S). and
the instructions of the Secretary of the
Interior of September 15. 1917 the
timber on the followinjr lands will be
sold Nov. 2, l20. at 10 o'clock A M.
;it public auction at the lnited States
land otliice at Kosehurjr, Oregron, to
the highest bidder at nt lens than the
-ippralsed value as shown bv this
notice sale to be subject to the ap
pn.val of the Secretary of the Interior.
The purchase price, with an additional
um of one-tifth of one per cent there
of. neinK commissions allowed, must be
denOMltt-.l nl lima nt .. : . .
returned If sale is not approved, other-
... : v ' ,"!'u? Inr tne timber
which must be removed within ten
Ytnra lli.la will i... ...,..t. .
x--n of the I nlted States. St.-vcIh tlcns
- . -..v.. wi.-rns aim corporations or-
Kanllfd under th lao-. . w .- .
" n me 1. nil en
'.t . .. " FlBlp- "rrttory or dis
trict thereof only. lpn application of
-a qualified pur.-ha r, the timber on
any lesal subdivision will he ofTcre,!
rseparately before beln Included In anv
j oner of a larver unit. T. 21 R It 1
US M N 14 NWH nr T M Nor. of
W or wd"i ".' l" ,or ,hn
V , r'r?'- .T- !1 K 1 W.. c. .11
'i.? r M NPf. ix-t nr
S!0 M.. NTA-14 SW(4 flr 800 M., SWU
n ' N. n. of th, nr to bi
..!. for 1., than II 50 prT M sVi
Von. of th. Or ,n h. .,;& "rfn
Jl.. Pr M. CLAT TALI.MAN. Com-
Ooind Koine 4o
THANK8QIVINQ DAY last year.
...
I ATE my chow.
ALONE In the big town.
.
ANO THE TURKEY was alL
...
NEATLY VARNISHED and had.
...
NICE LITTLE paper pants,
ON BOTH Its legs.
...
AND TA8TED strongly,
LIKE NOTHING at all,
...
BUT THI8 year.
...
MAN ALIVE, I'm going home.
...
AND THERE will be.
...
A COUNTRY turkey,
DONE TO a turn.
...
BROWN AND savory! .
CRI8P AND flaky.
m
8ENDINQ UP little clouds.
.
OF TANTALIZING steam.
MAKING N08TRIL8 wrinkle.
tfAtff35Si' CIGARETTES
'OLD IiKI.IAHI.K ALBANY NlIU
SKHIES"
Still has prune trees on Myrobolon
plum roots. I may still take your
order In 100 lots for Italian prunes
on above named roots (longest lived
prune root in existence. F. E. Jor
dan. Special Agent, 860 Seventh St.,
N.. Grants Pass. Oregon.
BEST
HUNCH
NEWS
REVIEW OFFICE
Phone 135
4aey ana 'feinun!
AND PALATES qulrtr. -
OH BOY, real turkay
... '
AND THEN afterward..
ABLE TO breathe. '
...
BUT NOT to bent i
a
I'LL reach foraimoka.
THAT'S THE real turkey,
COSTLY AROMATIC Turklii,
BLENDED WITH the best
OF MELLOW Domestic kit
AND ONCE aanln-ohbor
,
CANT YOU Just hear a1
...
INFORMING THE world.
.
"THEY. SATISFY."
IT'S real Turkish tobacee IU
goes Into Cheiurlsloi-raX
grown In Turkey and boiigbtei
the ground by our own burin ti
blend It with best Domestic a tit
exclusive Chesterfield vsr-lam
that tb ui! "They Satlatyf Jj,
ir you want to s tn sa u.-
tlsed Ko-'SaQ Sanitary cloaet, tat
postal to H. G. Wilton. Isi llli,
Koseburg.
Cut light expansa, uis aa lladU,
Lamp, beats electricity. Forlasoi-
atration drop postal card Is 1
Wllsun, Roseburg, Box 1395. ikt
i will show you.
Courage
Goes far
In business
As it does
In war,
Because
It sticks
To the job
Till the
Job is done.
THAT'S
THE WAY
DO IT
Turn Your PRINTING
Troubles Over To