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IHUUCTION OCT. 1 9, 1 OA.M. 7 mile's west of Sutherlin. jyTSTARTS AT 10 A. mT mmmm nwunrara TttrttAnAr. ocrontn ia. mat. MAD WBFI , public auction to the hlgheet bldde the following: .. . nraft Hor.e II 1 Riding Plow . S gaddlus, on Ladies About 30 Tons of Hay Platform Scale. Wt. 1000 Lt. (lidlng Incubator, 320 Brooder, 320 t .ill sell ' sl Heavy Draft Horae. Zt Bay Mare 1 Bull j walking rlow !SS complete, 1 Jars Wagon Bed J ?S! too? Cut Binder Marrow. lot Garden , wuval Cream Separator 1 fanning Mill some Grain. Household Goods, and other thlnga too A"0 "om numeroua to mention. , M. JUDD, Auctioneer. O. K. KEYSER. Owwr, 'l ' . w 1 I I I IN l-tl r KCC uuiin St Helen egg cap. 8L Helen chick cap. Outdoor Brooder, 130 chick alia Pen Purebred Whit Leg horn Pullet. Pen S. C. Golden Camplnea Pen Purebred R. I. Red Some Turkey. -1 Hog 1 Set Heavy Work Harnea 1 Set Light Work Harness BEACTY PARLOUS. Experienced beauty culture. Hair . - . .nacialty. Phone 212-J. ffirl National Bank building. RMtburg u;"ntr,R DONOHUE TRANSFER OOMPAHT MOVES. The Denn Transfer sad Storage Co. hare moved S door north to their new office. 121 No. Main St. You may think that a genuine Willard Battery for your Ford car would cost too much. We'd like to see the look of surprise that comes on your face when we quote you our pricel Auto Electric Station PAUL E. NYGREN. Mgi. OAK AND PINE STREET PHONH lg. ea 'Announcing" A NEW MODEL The Oakland Six SPORT MODEL Todays Oakland Six Sport with a soap and beauty of design and a quality U finish and fittings, such as have never before been offered in any other car at anywhere near the price. A beauty from every angle. "WE HAVE IT" J. F. BARKER & CO., Roscburg TRAGEDIES TRACED TO OIL Pip. Line and Overflew RtiaoniiM iot in u.atns of Many AnU mala and Bird. That almost unerring Instinct which Carrie animal through grave danger baa led in many Instancea lu the Mid way and Sunset oil fields of Callfor. nl to their undoing. Chief among such Tlctlm are rubblta and water fowl. A Jackrabblt and cottontail find nice round, smooth bole. There ar manjr such In the oil fields where oil piping is necessity for the trans portation of oil to the retainers. The rabbits decide to set op housekeeping there. The cottontail desires per manent home and the Jackrabblt want refuge safe from malevolent man. Soon they discover their habitat Is being moved. No doubt they are frightened, but they Instinctively stay within their retreat. One end of the hole is closed. Even then they do not leave. Soon the other end of the hole is darkened. Then it Is dark ness eternal for the furry pair. Some time later It Is discovered that a newly laid oil pipe line I choked. After great labor the line 1 disjointed and the remains of many rabblta removed. Thousands of rab bit have been thus exterminated In the oil fields. The death rate among waterfowl Is even greater. Again, as with the rabbits. Instinct leads them to certain destruction. Every little lake of oil In the vicinity of gusber I trap for the unthinking birds. At twilight and dawn these tar-colored lake ap pear as bodies of water to the deluded fowl. WE SELL Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County Light and Water Co. LONDON HAS GROWN TOO BIG Metropella of the British Empire I Loosely Knit Together, and , Confusion Result. Poor old London Is so big that she doesn't know what to do. She has outgrown her administrative clothe and finds that her outskirts ire sore ly bedraggled. She hopes that par liament will come to her relief, but she haa waited so long without any thing being done for her and mean while has grown io outrageously that parliament Is a bit dubious about un dertaking the Job. London, you understand, la merely a name, and It may mean one of sev eral things. No railway company ell ticket to London ; they are care ful to specify the exact station In that vast conglomeration indefinitely spok en of by tbat name. There Is first of all the City of Loo don, the original London, built around the Tower and walled In for defense, a square mil of twisting street and alleys, where business houses are built on old churchyards and the .ancient church tower rises behind a five-story stone office building. Then there 1 the London of the 28 boroughs, the County of London, which include the towns that grew up outside the an cient city. There are also almost In numerable suburbs. W. K. Kelsey 111 the Detroit News. gaSaaJJ?p Now is the Time to have your Winter Garments D VED! ROSRRITRr. PI FA1SIERS - acksoD i. F. DILLARD Fhon 41 Plnsst of All Language. There is no modern language to compare with the ancient Hellenic tongue. There never was a language Its equal As scholars have said. every other speech compared to the ancient Greek is stammering. Other tongues have their merits and defects, but the Greek has all the merits com bined and none of the defects. It is the perfection of speech. As a Ian guage for affairs It la a direct a the English or Latin; as a language for philosophy it Is as good ss the German and for science Is better; ns the language of polite society It Is as elegant as the French; and It Is more melodious than the best Tuscan Ital Ian. This Is no eulogy (eulogy, by the way. Is a Greek word, of our own, but a summation of the dicta of scholars). Exchange. Bull Became Municipal Idol. In 1S35 a Barcelona bull became a municipal Idol, the object of a reru lar Apia worship. When be bad killed five men and ten or twelve horses, the yard around his stable was thronged with devotees, though his keeper, fear ing foul play, would admit uo atrauger to the Interior or tne sanctuary. Al ter bis last victory, on the festival of San Antonio, the crowd went almost crasy with excitement under deafen ing cheers and a continual shont of Hollos por el toro!" (Cakes for the bull) ; s libation of reuls dime down like a shower, and when the victor was drugged out of the gnte a young ilrl who had got a prize in a pun tomtuie, leaned over Hie balcony, and at the risk of being Impaled, crowned the gory brute with her own icir.snd. Britain's Bible Towns. Wben a nmo Is Vl to go lo Jericho be might ak, "Which T for there ar t least a doien In Hie world. On large ordnance limps of tiii'siifl Paradise occurs live tunes anil .Nine veh, Mount Amrst, JJount Zlou and Mount Epbralin three times euh In the county of lied ford lliere'is Calvary wood, and In Dorset a Jorn in Hill, not to mention the famous (junker burial place In Buckinghamshire known aa Jordsus. Hampshire rejoice In sleepy hollow called I -aid of -Nod. Cambridgeshire has n .Snub's Ark. aud Worcestershire a JLnih's Wash Cot. After that such t-oniuiuiiplni'O us Uebron, Joppa, Bethlehem, Olileon and Herod pass almost unnoticed. All the same, ill f to be found In England. London Tlt-BIt. This is a Studebaker Year We have been asked the question how we account for the tide of Studebaker popularity which has swept the .country; , Among others, two fundamental causes explain it: . The outstanding cause is the value of Studebaker Cars, in quality, style, performance, durability, and price, demon strated by the complete satisfaction and enthusiasm of nearly one-half million owners who know values. 2. The universal respect for and confidence in the integrity of the name STUDEBAKER which for seventy years has been the symbol of quality and fair dealing. Crowning proof of the dependability of Studebaker cars is reflected in our diminishing business in service parts. With approximately 116,000 more Studebaker cars in operation on September 1st. 1921, our parts business the first eight months of this year was 3 less than in the same period two years ago. While our car manufacturing plants operated this year 4 1 ahead of last year, our service parts manufacturing plant has operated at from one-half to two-thirds of last year. Studebaker Cars are standing up in service and staying out of repair shops, to a degree unexcelled, we believe, by any cars of whatever price. The Studebaker Corporation of America. A. R. ERSKINE, Preiident NEW PRICES OF STUDEBAKER CARS . o. 6. factor!; mfftctiv September tth, 1921 Touring Can and Roaditerti tight-Six 3-Pass. Roadster Ught-alx I ouring Car Spwcial-Slx 2-Pass. Roadster.. Special-Six Touring Car Spcial-Six 4-Pass. Roadster... big-Sis Touring Car... $112S 1150 1585 1635 1635 198S Coupe an if Sadantt Light-Six 2-paaa. Coup-Roadstr Light-Six 5-pasa. Sedan- Special-Six 4-pass. Coups. Special-Six 5-pass. Sedan Big-Six 4-paaa. Coup. Big-Six 7-paas. Swian. -$1550 - 1850 2450 - 2550 2850 - 2950 ALL STUDEBAKER CARS ARE EQUIPPED WITH CORD TIRES C. 0. THOMAS, Distributor HUMAN EYE SELDOM PERFECT But Probably F.w Parsons Reallza That Thsy Are Elthsr Left or Right-Eyed. Few persons, perhaps, realize that they are so much right or left-eyed as they are. right or left-handed, remarks the Cincinnati Enquirer. Sit down In a cliulr and fix your at tention oo some object on the other side of the room. Quickly hold your finger up right In front of the object and Instantly shut your eyes. Then, without moving your head or your finger, open your eyes one at a time. If when you open your tight eye you find your linger directly In front of the object, you are right-eyed. In that ease yon will find your finger very much to the right of the object when yon open your left eye. If yon are right-handed yon will most probably find that you are right eyed. This la doe to the fact that of the two halTes of yonr brain one Is slightly more developed than the other. And the organs and limbs on that side of your body which Is controlled by the more-derelnped hslf sre shle to car ry out your wishes more easily and quickly than those of the other side. Thousands Have Discovere( Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a Harmless Substitute Dr EdwarcKOIive Tablets thesub. atitute for calomel are a mild but sure laxative, and their effect on the liver is almost instantaneous. These littleolive colored tablets are the result of Dr. Edwards' determination not to treat liver and bowel complaints with calomel. The pleasant little tablets do the good that calomel does, but have no bad after effects. They dnn't injure the teeth like strong liquids or calomel. They take hold of the trouble and quickly correct H. Why cure the liver at the expense of the Ueth? Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the gums. So do strong liquid. It is best not to take calomel. Ut Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets lake I ,Ul:eada'ches,"duUness" and that Uiy feeling come from constipation and a csordered liver. Take Dr. bdwards Olive Tablets when vou fee Vxv snd -heavy." They " clear" clouded brain and "ptrk up" Ue spinU. Ixand30c Found a Singing Crow. The great crow cf the North, a bird as Jnrge ns a raven or a young bus surd. Is a talented singer. Most crows hare a raucous ry, but this black bird, who appears so often on the to tem poles. Is a singer. It. V. Itonliam tells of his first ex perience with the grent crow of Alas ka. A party were ashore looking over on old Imllnn village when suddenly a gnlilen voice broke forth In melody. The nearest bird to them was a grent crow, and In a Jesting way Ilmihain assured his companions that It was this crow Unit wis singing, thinking to have some fin with the party. Itut to his surprise he was proved a truth teller, for while they all watched the bird oiened his sieloua mouth. In stead of the expelled "Caw, caw," a rippling flood of song burst forth. Portland Oregenlan. Plant "Dcg In th. Manger." Quite a number of plants seem to hare developed something very like a consciiKii"-ss, enabling them to divine the best wny of circumventing the encroachments of their neighbors. A remnrknWIe Inxtonce of this Is seen In connection with the common brnmlile. when, ns Is often the case. It Is found strutting over a plie of stones or up niriilnst a roiichly-biillt wall. In sip'h rlrriMntt:iiic,'S Hie plant has the power In turn Its growing roots Into rl'ilibi'il root, which com pletely fill the rrevlrin when- soil Is to be found, and effectively keep com petitors out. DANCING CaJISS OI'KNS. Mrs. Ray Wright announces the opening of a dancing class for begin ners. October 17, at the Parish House. Phone 64-Y. DORS TOl'R FOOD DKJKST? Ml-O-Na, that'a tne name of the best prescription ever written for Indigestion or stomach distress. Guaranteed by W. K. Chapman. 0 The greatest selection of paints, all kinds of varntsbes, flat wall fin ish, that you can waBh. Made while wall Inn .nlnp vnn want Rnnf stains, paints, anything you need In tne line or auto enamois. ah auur anteed, or money back. Come In for particulars at Klsher's Paint Store. 403 Cass, or phono 1S6-Y. 4 DODGE FOB SALE. 4 Fine buy In 118 Dodge tour- Ing car. (700. Servlo Oarage. HEMSTITCHING. Hemstitching done at Singer sew ing machine Co. Also plain sewing. Latest moilHls In Singer sewing ma chines. All makes of sewing ma chines repaired and rented. 12T N. Jackson St LADIES AND GENTS Sort and stiff hats cleaned and re shaped, any atyle. Panamas bleached, using no acids. Jack Carlisle, prac tical batter. Roseburg Cleaners, next Liberty Theater. & CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC & ART ! B CATALOG MAILED ON REQUEST j g KOHLH AGEN BUILDING PHONE 380 Lucky Kid. I!nd was brought to the barbers every week to have his hobtied hair trimmed. This always ws s terrible ordeal for Mm. One day be was called Into his mother's room to see the new baby. After tusking a menial note of the fact tbat Its heod was bald, he ssld enviously: "lee, my tuiby slater won't have to go to a hsrlicr." PKOrs-.tIONAl. CART lilt. I. A. t:l,H. Itoatlat. I1J l-trklos Hl'l. rhon- it. fin. m.KK A. si-KAK. rirtropraciic Phynl. lan. rtoonis 3C-&-XS". ,rs.laa HllllilltiK. mh7 k. i. owiov -ut Fluw.ra. l'bon. Ui. 1'j Ho. Ja''keoriHtv V- , oik; i. pi.i I'.mt ri.iiopraoUe I'hyalclan. 22 W. Iine St. uiiTl.oi IS A. lli;f.ABI. Omt'lM. Tim. lat H'at. anil Bavluga Monk BW- Phon. 112. Alarm Clocks A full line from the small White Ivory dressing table clock to the large eight day alarm in brass, copper and nickle cases. Reliable Time Keepers CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. ROSEBURG, OREGON
