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ROSFIUItt) KEW8-REVIKWTI 'FKHAV. NOVKMMKIt 30. 1HJ0. FAG THKJEB Between You and Me" sayg tne UOUU -""6- I lore's genuine chewing eat isf action for you, hook ed up with real economy. A small chew oC this class of tobacco lasts much long er than a big chew of the ordinary kind that's be cause the full, rich, real tobacco taste lasts so long. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put up in two stylts . . . tf.B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco FAliM HKM1XHKKS . . .. .....ueA to the toil SttrtK or uu. k V'ed in an an Increase ot Krf he u" .rVate.1 crop in one ne rjiru Beneficial "i1 m tree growth and the hsOlM. bOl" ln "l?. .?,,, In almost """rl in the Oak a nd andy soil, f"?. h. Looking Glaaa light hill fund The DM J reddish hill .oil. f 'mo farm bureau la not a market I "1 Son but la intereated in :.,' in' o active operation such 1 toting associations aa are easen fj to proper marketing of farm & A national committee of 17 S . been appointed to develop a f irk out a better plan of marketing Kral'amut resistant wheats have ten found, and at least one variety Cpparently immune from the di tue The real solution of the smut SroblVm in Oregon is the discovery Ind development of Initntinetypes mArclal Droduction In the different wheat producing areas. More than a thousand differ ent varieties and stralni have been tested bo far. "Douglas County Washington, now has the beat Turkey seed wheat In the state as the result of a ear lot .hUmant frnm fthnrman countv. Ore gon," says Professor Hegnaur, exten- State college. "Your station has i .- ni.mAifl a vnnii minv dnl- U.UUO uui " ' " w n . lars on increased price received for seed wheat.- writes j. a. nui. sup erintendent of the Watervllle.branch ...... i .... .A n D CtantiAni ih n Unrn BIUI.UU i " . - .- station man who developed the naw strain Scbuman's Restaurant, 451 Sheri dan street, open all night Auto repairing, springs made, and niv welding. Spaugh Hohl, Oak and Stephens streets. Christmas Photos Make Your Gifts Personal Ones PHOTOGRAPHS Will Solve a Lot of Problems Make your appointment as soon as possible CLARK'S J& STUDIO Egg Pool Brings Nice Big Profit PORTLAND. NOV. 2 As the re sult of closing out a large stock of storage eggs at 4 cents a dozen, the Oregon Poultry Producers associa tion has been able to turn over to Its member who participated ln the pool, a bonus of 1 7 ceuts a doien. It was on July 1 when the market price dropped from 4 4 to 40 cents that the management or tne associa tion decided to put the eggs In cold storage, and about 1600 caoes were stored between July 1 and 26 and an advance payment of 32 cents a dozen was made. The bonus recently turned over to members amounted to as high as (200 for Individual members. According to tho figures recently compiled by the management the as sociation during the two months of September and October handled a total of 563.293 dozen eggs at a val ue of $315,144. a Irreducible School Fund Has Credit t CLASSIFIED COLUMN ILL DEW CLASSIFIED ADVKH TISEMUNTS WILL BE POUND OX LAST PAUB UNDER HEADINO "NEW TODAY." WANTED. F ANTED TurKeys. large or small. Bwr Bros. Phone 14-K14. ANTED Ily wiili.w, washing to do at inquire 1U3 Lmpqua Ave. p AXTKI. A elate on farm by man M llc AiMrni Suite . Warnock Hits. oppowUe Liberty. ANT Ei Horsf. hiiKitv and harm-KB. n-it be In fair shape an J reasonrble. AddreM Rev. Carieion L. Jones, 1)11- 2 ura. ore. INT a four or five room-furnished touM or fuur rooms furnished for eoiiiekeeplns. Will pay good rent, rhur.s ln$.Y. ANTEII TO THAIIK Residence lota i North lt.burK tor Hood automo "HI Kive a barnaln. Address i -j.ro r jo.nfjnig e w a - llevle w. !,ATE1J-T'(. or more furnished "' or small house. First class '"'"''a. No children, Phone 460, M ,idr L, K. s caie.Ncwa-Ke- FOR SALE 10 tons of oat hay, :0 at the ranch. W. O. Haul, H, U. No. 1. PItlfl KOR SALE Duroca from $1 to 111 each. F. Schmidt. Brockway. SALEM. Nov 2! There Is now a total 'of 17.023.430.43 to the credit of the state's Irreducible school fund at this time, a gain of 1417,614.92 over the figures of two years ago, according to the bl-ennial report of Oeorge M, Brown, secretary of the state land board, transmitted to the governor last Wednesday. Of this amount. S6. 296. 472. 68 Is Invested In lands. $16,930 Is represented by the certificates of foreclosures on farms, S252.628.44 is ln school district bonds, $47,875.33 1b In cash and $100,000 is due the fund from the Pacific Livestock company under an agreement entered Into more than a year ago. The agricultural fund has a credit of $203,883.98. a total of $103 635.36 is credited to the University fund and $459,774.62 Is credited to the rural credits loan fund. During the blennlum there has been a total ot 62,523.25 acres of school lands, 40 acres of agricultur al lands, 113.70 acres of tide lands, and .63 acres of tide lands land by the state, land board, according to the report. IN total of 1371 loans were ap proved and $2,611,160 from the common school, agricultural college and university funds were placed out on loans during the two years. XKWS ITKMS FROM MKLKOSK AM) ELGAIIOSE b'OK SAL13 Very nne cull apples at Overland Orchards. Chan. A. Brand. FOR SAL& 1917 Chevrolet. $300. Sea P. M. Parker. Koseburg parage. Foil SALE 1 Ivory dresser, baby hlnh chalr, 1 walker. 112 W. Douglsa at. FOR SALE Corvallla white Leghorn cockerela. Mrs. C. V. Groves, Koae- burK. Phone 6-F33 FOR SALE Good team of work horaes. $50 It taken .it jn:e. Inquire at Ua Cans atreet. or hon FOR SALE ThorouKhbred Iuroc sow with pigs weeks old. W. L. Hesa, Wilbur. Ore. Phone 32-K2. S iS'wAXTEiTTsh'Jf; hit ?u ;l " o. two miles "m Huiei.urs; most modern country M ''ouniv, balh. toilet, hot I I,,",, 'r ; a real oppor- 1 ..".,""'", r'lu? 1 umPany. J2 Caas 5 R, Km ItEXT. ."rsN.uonar B;ru room with il s. Mtitn St. ng Of tiimhi,. . r 1 rr i' i h a rooms. ,A,?r'm'"is. Main and 18x15 feet. I rV-v A.'.-Pl? Lare, .-o.rdon Com- UIU'L-I . too i-ir," " '."rAllS, p.. 'r.v-i.iXS call at 5:8 & sakine or all kinds. crlt f,:: "'A. xv.yeor I p Rl'. of , n'?r' . See M. : JL,""- Interest rate. MUt. lo '"n n good ot Rlc. ,(." Worm n SALE, KS. re at Patter. r--Jl Hr .. i , . 'rah Nov. dry . wood il'mu!rV""! .T""',1'" old Scotch' ' iTsTiTt-T- !"iJ rospect St. ! J M.,"(t.."..r.'u:l"',. 1 brood" liTl uiaonvilia, phona n. u w "-.n aonn lover t...., FOR SALE Ry owner. 6V4 acres, close ln: cow, chickens, household goods. Terms. Inquire 826 E. Una FOR SALE Apples and elder delivered in town, rnuos 2s-rz. u. u. nauinvr & Sons. FOR SALE Wilson or Uuld Dollar strawberry plants win deliver in Uoaeburg. Fred Dlllard. FOR SALE 1920 Ford truck, with bed and cab. In A-l condition, cheap. Lockwood Motor Co. FOR SALE Several thousand losan- berry tips, aprlng delivery. 11. w uriaiar. it. r. it. A, sot I'd. FOR SALE Or will trade for team and ttas:."., a Ford truck. J. HurKhart, H mile west of Soldiers Home. FOR fiALE 91 acres bottom land. about 75 ln cultivation. 2 miles So. Kiddle, viola Mynatt. Riddle, ore. FORI) TOURING CAR For sale cheap. Just renainted and In srood mechani cal condition. Service Garage, Rose- purg. FOR SALE 5-room house, screen?' porch, ln Riverside, or will accept team and waajon aa part payment. Mra. W. Stubblefleld. Dlllard. ore. "OR SALE Republic truck. Good aa new; run lss than three monlha. Will trade also. I.. C. Ruaho, 917 S. Main St. Phone 31 We surely feel happy over the re sulta of our box social at Elgarose Saturday Nov. 27th. The sum of $63 was taken In from the sale of tne boxes and a guessing contest netted $11, making a total of $74. which will almost carry us through the ex penses of standardization. A great deal ot our success Is due to auc tioneer Radabeugh ot Roseburg, in' the selling of the boxes. He gave his services free of charge, and we sure ly thank him for It. Each box sold for a good gum, and none less than $1.50. Without exception the boxes were pretty. We also thank the peo ple of Cleveland, Melrose, Coles Val ley and Roseburg, who risked the muddy roads and helped so gener ously. One more thing we are thank ful for Is that the rain let up as it did on Friday night. On one box was lettered the words, "Be Thank ful." Well, we are. The open grange meeting last Sat urday was quite a success. Several nrolects were taken uo by the Mel rose farmers, such as the extradi tion of the digger Bqulrrel, experi ments with fertilized hay ground and the selection of seed corn and potatoes. A project of home nursing was taken up by the ladles. We were somewhat surprised ny he news of the marriage of Miss Lenore Scott, of Melrose. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Scott of (Tie Melrose postofflce, and Is teaching school at Flourney valley at present. We extend our best wish es to her and wish her happiness. Mr. H. A. Lindgren of Corvallla tuts been visiting In Roseburg with his family and narents. Mr and Mrs. A. J. Lindgren, of Melrose over the Thanksgiving vacation. Mrs. Flora Brlsbln of Medford ana two children are visiting with her mother Mrs. R. A. Stubbs of Mel rose. Miss Keltha Conn spent Thanks. giving at her Melrose home. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Anderson of Medford are back ln Melrose to live. I suppose that Arthur Nelson bad the laugh on those who came up to chavarirl him last Wednesday even ing, for Arthur and his bride were not to be found, although they were not very far away. We believe, tho, he would have done better if he had staved at the house for the noise akers, among wnom were two ot his brothers, made a raid on the house in secrch of a treat, but -that too was well concealed Never give up. say we. Don t forget that Saturday night, December 4th, is election night at the grange. Lets all go. X X. FOR SALE One alx horae Fairbanks gasoline engine ln first class Condi tlon. Price 1100. Write or phone E. L. settle. Oakland, Oregon. FOR KALE Large heater in first class condition, lately used In I. J. i. r lodge hall. For nartlculars call oi write room 7, Review Bid?., N. Jack son 8t FOR SALE Pipe of all slzei; brass valves: pip fittings. Submit your requirements ta us for arlcea. All gouds guaranteed. Oregon Machinery -o., Kugane, ora. . Ult, PKIZB winning S. C. R. I. K. cockerel fr ule: "Relit Paint" strain. Well mat urea birda Id prim conmnon.. Price IS to IK. Mra. A. R. Soil. Yonca n a. Oregon. KO II 8 A IE 1 S acres of orchard land: 1 1 trrti In annlea. Newtown Pippins and Spltienberjts; 1 acre in pears, I acres In timber; S lots In town; price I SO 00. S.F. 8. Wilson. Sutherlln, Ore. FOK SALE Ranch of J40 acres, also ranch of 200 acres, or both together, as they Join, and are good stork rnnrhes; also 120 acres fir timber. Bargain If taken soon. Inquire of Hprlnger Wilson. Gl ends la. Ore, or C R. Sprtocer, Aaalea, Ore. RHEUMATISM Is a blood disease and can not be cured by external treat ments. ANTI-URIC This herbal remedy will eliminate the cause of gout, rheumatism or lumbago or your money will be refunded. Give it a trial. For sals by Nathan Fullerton HI 1 . I r Dirt in your CitfmeOil- Qet rid of it ! A LARGE quantity of dusi-l.idon air is "inhaled" by the daily operation of an automobile engine. With this road dust, curbon nnd fine psirticles ofrr.etal got into the lubri cating oil and circulate through your en ;ne, lowering the efficiency of its operation. Add to this dirt the gasoline that escapes past the pistons and dilutes the oil Here you have a combination that wears and tears and grinds away, every day adding a little more dirt and forcing a little more unnecesxtry wear on bearing sur faces. Result: slow resixwise !css power poor performance shorter engine life. Our new Modern Crankcase Cleaning Service is the enemy of dirt in the crankcase it, means clan ou in a clean engine. The ' I LA- t r-7 it - m Cclu! Flushing Oil we use hi l!ie new, scientific, thorough Hushing agent tlvt does not contaminate the fri-sh Zerolene refiMod into your cleaned crankcase. This modern, ronvjnient service, given quickly und at a nominal cost, returns j our engine to you clean and fresh, ready to give tlmt soS infactyry performnnce you expect. Today: Ering in your cir for Mod em CrarJccase Cleaning Service. Jor clean oil in a clean engine HIGHWAY SERVICE CO., Roseburg. PATZLAFF & BAKER, Roseburg WEAVER & VALENTINE, Myrtle Creek. GEORGE SHANKS, Roseburg ROY CATCHING, Roseburg C. A. LOCKWOOD MOTOR CO,, Roseburg C. W. PARKER, Roseburg, Ore. A. L. MILLER, Canyonville. Ore. C. HAGEN, Glendale, Ore. The Melancholy Days Have Come v.- '. , l:-'"'. My,mVf',Y Yz2V h III. .yfV. fJKi- , W;:''' YLYnXiA w . 1 rl Am II . r A I, 1 s WI,'.VS, ,viu it uwsn i;y At I Tf ;fJ :s i?)'- f I I ! X k rvvviNiiiT f V a.'t' ... ffT. ' 1 t ' Ml nut ' MH ,!tnh rmrtii&Pw-' ( ' -r. 4lu m ', www?m ", . "'''', D A v. Y I , '!) "ilk Local School to Have Good Team The high school basket ball team this year will be one of the best for several . sensons it is believed. The hard practice and training will be gin nt once and It Is thought that Hie lnoul school .will be well repre sented ln the state this year. Prac Ically nil of (he mem bora of the last year's learn are in Bchool this year, mill will participate in athletic ac tivities. In addition there are a lurgo iiuiniiHr oi new ttuuiiii'iiD who have moved to Roseburg from other cities. The Roseburg team bat an advantage over some oi me um- touins oi tho slate, in I nut tney hnvo been practicing Tor the past three weeks while other schools have boon busy with football anil have given practically no time to basket ball. Roseburg will also have a strong girls' team to moot all com ers this year. o Gli nn Ueymers, agent for the Ore gon Journal, will bo pleased to leave you the dally and Sunday Journal for rrc per month, or Sunday Rlone for 25c per month. Thone 465-J., AIlOt'NB THE TOWN When you want your 'leaning done right, take It to Lloyd's Clean ing Works. 125 Sheridan street. Phone 44. A marriage license was Issued yes tcrdy afternoon to Karl Stelrwalt and Emma llohnof, both well known young people of this county. Writ Jack Roaeh. Drain, for cata .,.4 nrlces for the Queen in cubators, ceil aa oil baralng brood ers. AvaM disappointment by plac ing your order now for future de livery. Retaemkar the Queen Is the best money can buy. KXIOHTS TKMI'LAR, ATTKJiTIOX. Special meeting Ascalon Com man dry Tuesday evening at 7:30. . Work In Red Cross. S. J. SHOEMAKER, Koc. I'AltTV AT t'AXVOXVII.I.K Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hanks enter tained at a Thanksgiving card party Saturday night at I heir home In Can yonville. Klrst prizes-were won by Mrs. Jennie llokins and Kit on Hol li nlianah. second prizes by Mrs. Kl- t on Ho At m of frie was s1 Hopkin : r. antl .1 Mrs. K Hopkin Carl St bert H ONeel, Mills M me hont Lew Pern ney Am old ch hith nrnd Lesborn aad . A. C Barred Rocki. Karl Vourg, 702 Fallerton St Uosebur(. itF.vivAi, si.it h i s tom;ht Tonight the revival cainpnii-n at the Klks hall will oiieu with the "Jeters" In charge. The Rev. Jeiry Jeter Is iinusiinlly versatile nnd uk the crayon ln the xketchlng. drawing and cartooning. MITII K to ki:iith. In l;unkrupl.-y. In the lHMt.rl't '..iirl of the United Suilt'M for the district of Uipkmii In Co- iiuitt'-r of 1-". C. h tlf. hunkriipt. To the creilllors of K. C Slinff. of Itose loir. In the county of Home as hiiI (tlHtrl'-t. aroreaid. a luiikriip:: N' toe Is herifhy Klvcn that on tho 'rtirt il.-'v of Noveml.er. I Tt'JU. the salil !'. I'. Mioff wni iluly .utjielle.,! -.1 l.nnk riipt; ami that tho first tro-edna; of hM reilltor will he hehl itt the otfho of the i:mltTB:vh1 rcfene In ItoHebiirt. iiii-Kon, on the loth iluy of December, l!t:o. at II o" loek In the forenoon, r.t t li I, h ihno the t-afd creditors nutv at-i.-nil. piovtt their rlnlins, appoint a Mi'lee. eKrtinlna the bankrupt anil tiaiiK.-nt siii'Ii other bunllU'KS as may Iv come ln.fore sahl meeting, burg. OnK"il. .Novt-mber 27, r. I.. HAMILTON, llcferoa In llunkruutcy. propel lion i;i:o. VVaCnanJar3l 0 llenbaugb and n. r . uurnntr. ; anil also n-.o.pis in u. . .... .. '"ILn ijJJT XX "J liilnlglit a delicious luncheon quently paints a picture in oil in .A l f. I chicken and nil the goodie i few minute,, all his work thus done j w"r7T?5l ClilS 4 rved to Mr. and .Mrs. rranK is illustrative ami mikk.ii --. .- u r m s. Mr. nnd Mrs. riuu-h cartitr. a soioist ami souk i. ... ....... r. .tfe fc fc fe 4 fe A I Mrs. H. V. Htirnett, Mr. and Mrs. Jeter Is sn expert trombonist f jy-yfs m Ituii linllenbaugh, Mrs. Jennie! and is a iraniou iiin. in. 7 E 5 s Miss Josephine Coleman, ceiling as a leaner 01 women ...... . n you pui on Duying urueung sr e'liblnger, Pete Petersen, Al-j young peoples meetings. Their "c-5 c.Crds until the woek BKI'ORL". 4 opk ns nnd Pror. atm Mrs-iCess in tne ",ik.i, i,..c ...1... . j4 ... . ., ,h , , Mis Kmma Motitgotnery. been remarkably good. - K you U he spending the week j innie CKtnpbeil or Riddle, antl rou are invueii 10 moot ur-iu tt' r .vrir-.v uuwiniu .11 trn.ig ta it und hostess, Mr. and Mrs. 'tho hull tonlcht. id Now Year's cards for all the K Hanks. ; ; friends you forgot. Begin lo J b.r.on n.1 enclosed car Jit- A QTO D I A 5 "",k UP ' " baVe rvice. Phone 6. s r J I Va II I i f our display ready for your in- 4 : 0 -t-Por Infants and Childrea A fpectlon. w. now booting orders for day- r n.,inv. t. 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