American house
wives are using
Calumet Baking
Powder today
with the same
success that their
mothers experi
enced over a third
of a century ago.
This perpetual
--j5 s." Js.
CA1UMI
V C'JWTENTf H& 4
SECT 137 TEST
rrowth
las made
The EcortOKny POWDER
sales over 150 greater than that
of any other brand.
There isn't a baking powder of great
er meritthere isn't a leavener ob
tainable that will produce more satis
factory or positive results. That's
wHy the largest baking powder factories in
the world arc always busy turning outenough
Calumet to supply the great demand.
A pound can of Calumet contains full 16
ounces. Some baking powders come in 12 ounce
instead of IS ounce cans. Be sure you get a
pound when you want it.
TH& WORLD'S GREATEST liAKING POWDEK
ENGLAND SUPPORTS THE
U. S. OPEN POOR POLICY
fr Cnttwt Fnme l
LACSANNE, Nov. 27. Lord Cur
lon, llrltlxa furulKn Bcmtary, today
authorized en official ntutrnivut to
thn press that EiiKlanil supports the
Annricau "opou door" policy in Tur
key and regards tho San ltemo
oil diatrlctj as void.
NOTICE
The American Legion Women's
Auxiliary will hold a cooked food and
needlework Halo on I.ir.ci'inlicr 9. Watch
for further announcement.
Election Cost
Is Reduced
Tho cost of elections hue been ma
terially reduced In this county by the
new system introduced by Sheriff
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
ALL NEW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE FOUND ON
LAST PACE UNDER HEADING "NEW TODAY."
WANTED
DHES.SMAK1NO. bM S. Main.
MKN WANTIUI Southern Oregon
tins. Co., 340 N. Jackson St.
VANTKl Small used portable air
compressor. Must be In good iiliupe.
Address 1'. O. 11.' 1200.
WAN'l'KD Hair work. Switches made
from combines, l'licno 20 1'12 or
call Vii) Umpiiua Ave.
llOY wants to Bill practically new
lliiby Overbuilt touring car. t2M.
Wants to tiiko mechanical course.
lash takes it. Wrilu Frank Ada-
tuck, llrookwuy, Ore.
WANTLIV Work nn a ranch by young
married man. Export wall l'uiilsou
tractor. Kivo year's experience.
Write (!. II., Ilex 112, lit. 2, Ko.se
burg, Ore.
FOR RENT '
FOR ItKNT- Sleeping room, bath. 401
H. Main Street.
FOU KKNT - Housekeeping rooms.
1204 Winchester St.
FOH ItKNT- Safety ib p.iit buioa.
ltnseburg National Hank.
FOH KF.NT-- Modem I room furnl. b. il
flat. Apply Mrs. c. W. Claik, Lejuti
Studio.
FOH RENT Two room iipaitnii'ii; :i
ground floor, i'miit-so of luih.
Adults. Cos Somh Si. i'h. ri
Folt iiK.NT . Nil T fiiiiii-li.-l Vl,i :
ing room. l'riiloL-i of hot and i ni l
water, bath, imiu.ro li.mi. 4i S.
Jackson St.
FOH KKNT-Nice apartment, down
Miilm, all conveniences. .Ni, . t ! -k
for children. Also rooms and !.a:tl
If desired. tZ First Ave. No.
Thono 0 J.
MISCELLANEOUS."
l'OLA.ND China boar for sen ice, J
cash, 2.tn iMKikcd. 11. K. llron.
Wilbur, Orti.
WK Am" In tlic ni.itket for fall clip
wool and mohair. J. F. llarker A
Co.
TALK over your rnti I lainnn nts wi
an experienced caterer. Place your
order for fancy cakes, cookies and
Iiome made candies now. Mrs. Cald
well. 314 S. Stephens Si. l'hone
471
LOST ANO FOUNO
FOt'NTV Stickpin. Owner please call
at Hi is office and describe it. i
ot lavor
ET
Starmer in distributing and collect
ing tho ballot boitM. Formerly the
deputy ulfeiirf in each precinct
brought in the ballot box from hU
precinct and collected mllcair, each
way In addition to bis salary f r the
tlmo ho was enKaged. I'nder the
new system the hoxea ar brought to
central poluUi In various parte of Ui
county and are hero picked up by a
deputy sheriff and brought to Hose
burg. In this way two men collect
from the entire county and save a
grent deal of expense. At the recent
election the cost was only (102
while In many former years it was
M0 to $S0u.
THE FAMILY REUNION.
When Thanksgiving brings the fam
ily together, record tho reunion with
a group photograph. A good picture
increases In value with the passing
years. Ho sure to make this holiday
the occasion for the silting. Appoint
ments shotild be made in advance.
CLARK'S I'HOTO STUDIO, Roseburg
Nut'l Hunk Iltilg.
LOST Illuo silk umbrella, probably
In bin hi-fs district. Lcuve at this
office.
LOST- L'luo silk umbrella Willi do
tacbablo leather handle. Howard,
l'hone 21, or leave lit 131 Sheridan
street.
FOR SALE
FOH SAl.K-Oiie or two lots on Hoov
er street, l'hone 13 F14.
FOH SAI.li-Apples and elder.
Moffitt, 146 N. 1'arrott St.
J. C.
FOH SA1.1C oak block and pin wood.
IV. A. Jenkins. l'hone 14 F-41.
FOR SAI.K - 1SI21 Ford sedan, cheap.
Call ;105 F.. liuglas, evenings.
Al'TDMO'tlLti for wilt, or trade for
property. Win. Van Duron.
Till-: HOLLAND lll'LHS-Tullps and
hyacinths are on sale now at The
Fei n.
4 ROOM HOI Si:. Largo lot.
sireet. flioo. Kasy Terms.
l'aved
li. W.
Vouug 4; Son. l'hone 417.
FO KSALK Seasoned fir cord wood,
and fir block wood. l)oer Dros.
l'bono 14 F14.
FOR SAi.K- SlMeen foor"ti"tit.16 -oi!
iluck. fl2. Adi.rt:j care I
Ni'M s lie! i- w. j
IVIi SAI.K OR THADB 1S2U Fold
en o.i.s.i ti'iius or fill trade for prop
el i . I'nion llarage.
FOH SAl.K-Two uphoMi-reir'ctialri
to niaieh, 1 rocker, J aim chair.!
I'ii.-e ?-j tor the Ifto. l'lnme 2,0. .
1 OH SAI.K lf-0 Fold roads'ef in'
t i cla--s i-ottdgion. l'ru-et iuht
l-ir uui. k sale. t?2S S. Sli piiens St.,
or ih..u' 4.'. H
Till; s M.i: 2 oung liound-, ene
W .;!!. r fox bound and the other a
nn in. r blood hound. J. 11. Hersilno,
1 'il'ard. Oi ecoti.
I wi: SAI.K-ileo car cheap or tiade
for shee or possibly an thing we j
i.'iiM get together on. .,ly W. J.
li. b.ltd. Millwood, Ore. j
l.'U SWi: 11122 Mod. I 4 0 erlanif. -:
-ui.M't .i w 1th i-ord th . eha itis end
.mii tools. Ron I. - than 2000
Call nt 52 West U.ik St.
Fi Sl.i: CIIFAI' -(:. good tiail
i , iap.uity loeo lbs; i-'i.' l1 horse
S lor sas engine: o-ie lie, -nun gar
Ui'i ii-aetor: f.'oo Ool.l lo"r stiaw
hen pl.itits. $1 5 per I". A.
llui IumI, lUlUrd, 0:e. I
Claims Allowed
By County Court
The following Is a list of claims al
lowed by the county court at the
regular November term:
General (louiitf Hills.
lMs. and Hr-wk.: 11. L. Eppsteln
S9.00, N. B. Richardson 32.40, Newell
Wood 4.00, P. D. Wolford 2.00, O.
A. McHenry J.98, P. I). Wolford 3.99,
K. Ilowden 3.99, N. iC. Richardson
9.S7. H. I Mcllenrv 3.00, A. I..
Altken 14.96, S. J. Jones 14. 911. H.
L. Kppsteln 23. 96, N'. E. Richardson
f. 98, II. I,. McHenry 6.00. M. h.
Webb 11 97, p. D. Wolford 6.98, W.
S. Crear S.98, 8. J. Jones 11.97. II.
L. Eppsteln 20.67. N'. E. Richard
son 12.99, H. L. McHenry 6.00, A. L.
Aitkin 9.62, S. J. Jones 8.98, P. D.
Wolford 3.99, J. D. Cornutt 1.99, H.
L. Eppsteln 20.97, H. L. McHenry
12.00 and 27.00. G. Q. Stewart 27.00;
ltd. Mater.i Stearns and Chenoweth
r.10, Mark Tlsdale 2.00, Oregon
State Highway Comm. 62.50; Flec
tion: C. W. VanOrsdal 6.00, J. P.
Francis 6.00. Mrs. W. Lucas 5.00.
Ilessie E. Riddle 14.00, F. R. Kenny
3.00. Chas. Delk 6.00; Co. Court:
fieo. K. Qulne .75, I!. I,. Eddy 7.60,
Roy Catching 10. 7i; kberirf: Stand
ard OH Co. 28.00, C. H. Dougherty
1.00, 1). R. Bhambrook 9.00; A. A.
Maine 2.60. Alliert Hogue 1.00. C.
H. Hendricks 1.00, F. M. Hopkins
18.60, W. H. Branhan 3.40, R. C.
Powell 1.00; Cort House: Rain
maker Sales Co. 7.00. Scott Ilros.
I. 00. Denn Trans, ft Stor. Co. 47.95,
Hudson Electric Store 1.80, Douglas
Co. Light & Water 35.85; Coroner:
A. C. Ross 1.50 and 7.60, M. E. Rlt
ter 98.00, Dr. Eastland 10.00, Geo.
Humphreys 1.00, Chas. Kaper 1.00,
Ceo. lllckel 1.00. L. L. Perdue 1.00.
I. H. Smith 1.00, Jno. Campbell 1.00,
Oerald Ogden 1.60, Oscar Hull 1.50,
John Ogden 1.50. John Haight 1.60,
H. (5. Reeder 16.00; Sell. Hupt.:
Ilenns Trans, ft Stor. Co. .60, Oscar
florrell 33.76, Maud Ragon 19.22,
W. C. Wler 69.49, Dr. U. O. Dubach
13.61, UmpoBa Hotel 7.60. Rosa B.
1'arrott 10.00, J. C. Royce 4.50, E.
W. Davis 4.60, Ethel Fisher 33.00,
Ella H. Drown 180.00, Ed Cockelreas
12.00, O. C. Brown 19.27, Cordon &
Itlshop 4.00: Co. Homo anil Pour:
Mrs. John Wilkinson 50.00, Rsbg.
Plumb. A Heat. Co. 67.19, E. J. Hum
phreys' 4.50, People's Supply 13.85
and 20.06 and 22.13, II. Corrick
11.00, Cons Street Market 31.6.'),
Marstcra Drug Co. 2.85, Roscoe Conn
S4.00, Fishers .90, Monogram Cigar
Store 6.60. Geo. W. Culver .60,
Nathan Fullertou 9.45, Hudson Elec
tric Store 8.60; Cur. Exp.: Pacific
- Co. S8.1S, News-Revie-
Co. 321.20, Class ft Prndhomme Co.
170.00. Western Union Tel. Co. 3.68
and .90. Roseburg nook Store 63.75,
Irwin Hodson Co. 141.90, Sutherlln
Hun 6.76, Ira R. Riddle 9.64, Mc
Kean, Darby ft Haldwln 167.45, Oak
land Tribune 39.20. Uurroughs Add
ing Mach. Co. 41 65. llishong ft Co.
166.67, Koko Tiffany Co. 93.48, First
Stato ft Savings Hank 2.42. H. S.
French Trana. Co. 1.81, Sun Printing
Co. 8.60: Jnstlco Ct.: George Jones
87.90: V. Fair lrMnlnni: Mildred
Stone 1.76. Myrtle Davenport 1.75,
Olive Merrltt 1.25, Frances Welch
1.00, .lean Ferguson .75, Harriett
Deer .26. Alberta I.ong 1.75. Olive
Merrltt 1.25, Kathryn Redhead 1.00,
Klolse Redhead .76. Harriett Direr
1.25. Fern Churchill 1.76. James
Churchill 1.25, IRoy Churchill 1.00.
Evelyn Raymond 1.75, Clsrlce Tot
ten 1.26, Msrguerlte Snyder 1.00,
Louise Uichacl .75, Katherlne Michael
25, Sybil Cornntt 1.76. Margaret
Wilson 1.25, Marjorie Wilson 1.00.
Catherine Riddle .75, Elsie Pardee
1.76, Merle Grove 1.76 and 1.75.
Florence Jerold 1.76. Marriott Dur
fee 1.26, Mildred Jerold 1.00 Mar
Jorle Anderson .75. Mnbel Roman
1.75. Kythel Crowell 1.25. Ruth
Currln 1 00. Golda Swearlngen .75.
Theron Illnck 4.00, Maurice Hlack
3 00. Freddie Townsend 2.00. Shlrlev
lllack 1.00. Alton Andruss 1.00.
Andrus .75. Albina Roberts 1.00,
Resells Mctlee 1.76, Ruth Morey
1.25, Vema Kafer 1.00, Arvle Mc
Michlll .76, Msry Stevenson 1.75. Eva
Wilder 1.25. Hlanrhe Massle 1.00,
Fay (innter 1.76. Myrtle Hunter 1.25.
Leona Msssle 1.00, Wllma Howard
1.76, Gladys Weatherford 1.25, Neva
Ageo 1.00, Itaby Mlnter .76. Hlnnche
Itarnes 1.76. Audrer Porter 1.75.
Helen llarnoa 1.25. Elta Coates 1.00.
Mta Wells t.75. Mildreil Hill 1.25.
Nornian I'.n'on 1.00, Margaret Rice
1.75, Jewel Hewitt 1.25. Ksth r
Urnwn 1.75. Nlta Wells 7.11. Mil
ilred Stone 8.16; Ferrv: Hadgley
ZiKler liwd. Co. 3.84: Juvenile Ct.:
Agnes M. Pltchford 42.48; Clr. CI.:
N. ltrown 8.00; Insane: Geo. E.
Ilourk 5.00. Adelis llndley 8.00:
Jnll: Roseburg Cafeteria 93 60: Aid
In Sfh. IHtv: Frank llradford 15l.00.
Lester Wells 65 00. Elizabeth Hove
210.00, Everett Goodman 234.00. An
drew .1. Townsend 65,00 Mrs. F. C
.lohnson .17.00. Roy T. Rice 60.00,
W. G lloagland 205 00. Hhoda Ryeh-
a ni 374H0. Mrs Ida S. Wessela
277 00, Alice lllcelow 38. Op.
ltoail District lrrdl.
Plst. 2: 11. D. Connine 22 6. Les
lie Lilly 11. 9S, O. (i King 11.98;
dist. ::N't: C. S. McColluin 5"..S4.
II M. Clue 95 SI. M. A Clay 4 7 S4,
IV !'. Clay 47l. W. II. Smiley
5 !: illst. 4 : J. li. Halle 1 s..
Pat M Daitev l.l.Ci, Joe Clawson
5 9S, Henry Wade ." Floyd Wroe
IS.4 I, J. .1. Sylvester IS 44 7.an
Hlack It 44. falil Lane 7 -l'V Conra.l
Townsend 1 3.4 1: dist. 6: W. .I.
Hun-hard '.2 41. Card Hurohar.l 2.9'.
W. .1. Harcan 29 95. Hard Sacabi-ril
:t ...9. A. 1. Hut tor 23,96. W in Saw
yers 11 96, T. J. Andrews S 97. Geo
Elliott 6.99. Edward Grubbe 5 !":
HI -it 7: ! V Weatherly lot.. Mi.
Arthur Mack 1.49, Slacy Fenley 2 9'.'.
Tom Trailer 2.99. thus Clemen is
5 9. Ji in H.iiley 14 2'V Win. Hamp
ton S 2.1. Fd Gates 171. Frnn. ls
Mack 2 V. K A Moore 4 49. S. P
Fenley 5 99: Dit8: W. W. Hunch
12.99; Dist. 9: Rev Fisher 22.71. .1,
K llutehiiison 7 4s, F.tnil And'-rso;i
7 Is, Walter Fiiher 20 22, Jane
I i. r '.Ms. Otis (-order 7 17: li'
10: Keruiit Meuttel :,.i9: Dlst. 12:
T. F. Heard 29.45. liarry ilroau
- WOBMUfHl WlWB-BgVIBW. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1922.
Jess Wllllama 2.61, Wm. Davis 8.97,
Corwln Heard 5.99; Dlst. 17: T. H.
Cutsforth 43.62. peter Dlditl 3j.96.
Elmer Starna 2.99, H. H. Hortou
1.49, A. C. Flam 17 97. A. L. Math
ews 11.98, Tho. Aiaspokcr .(
Dlst. 15: J. L. Scott i 55.76, W. C.
Levlno 71.76, Wm. Copley 10.46. E.
M. Ilockover 14.94. John Rostermund
80.00, A. M. McFarl.uid 3.73, E. C.
Ream 6.98, R. S. Hill l '-'- raul i
Elaridge 32.93, H. J. Kissinger 20.93.
Walter Darton 19.4.1. Ossie Nichols
17.94. C. B. Wilder 2.99. Curol Kigs
by 5.98, J. J. Pollock 5.!'. Frank
Ingram 38.87, J. O. Fuller 50.83;
Dial. 20: R. J. Spalding 90.87, J. A.
Schoen 26.93. Jim F.bnburg 35.88,
Elijah Harlen 20.93: tUt. 23: O. K.
McCnrtin 1.49; Dist. 2t: 11. R- Parks
11.48, Charlie Parks 2 99, Archie
Park 1.49; Dlst. 26: D. A. McCord
25.43, Roy Trultt 2H.95. W. R. Dear
38.93. A. C. Dear 20.96, R. L.
Stearns 17.97, Ceo. Chcnnwoth 8.98,
Tom Brunner 26.95, Holland Trultt
13.45, Wendall Trultt 16. 4. J. II.
Edwards 7.47, Chas. Lliulooist 2.99,
O. J. Truitt 4.48; Plst. 27: O. It.
Wlnniford 3.49, F.rniie Crane 8.98.
Charley Churchill S.9S; Hist. 28:
Trond Grae 5.99, T. K. Grae 14.72.
D. P. McKay 2.99: Hist: 30: Alfred
Cloake 64.90, E. Whlston 20.91. H.
Barker 5.99, C. E. Marks 17.97, J.
E. Marks 17.97. Jesse Philips 2.99.
Floyd Hedgpeth 2 99, J. M. Adkins
'7.47. Ira Woodworth 7 47; Dist. 31:
J. R. Cheney 6.99. W. 11. Raymond
19: Dint. 33: F. B. Unt 9.73. Syl-
an Boroughs 8.98. F. It. Lane 59.48.
F. O. Doney 54.90; Dlst. 37: A. T.
T&ber 14.72, Owen Atterbury 6.99:
Dlst. 38: C. W. Groves 58.38, H. W.
Groves 13.47, J. L. Morrison 17.97:
Dlst. 42: A. L. Dwr 6.49. O. L. Sel
lers 5.99; Dlst. 46: Arthur Woolley
41.88, C. Leach 2.9'J. Fred Harris
17.96; Dlst. 47: Thos. Blcvlns 27.92.
F. C. Heaton 23.92. .1. II. Short
19.47; Dlst. 49: H. A. Carlson 17.45,
Victor Carlson 73.25, B. F. Prey
58.32, Chas. Mead 59.80, Kenneth
Peterson 1.49, Ed McDonald 25.41,
Fred Hartman 17.9 1; Dist. 50: 11.
II. Strong 27.23, Tony Meise 19.48.
J. W. Thompson 2.24. Mike Babkay
2.99, John Lamereaui 2.99, Newell
Ebee 2.99, Sherman Smith 52.40, C.
J. Manning 41.93, Archie McLcod
38.93, D. F. Richardson 35.94, E. L.
Rone 25.45, W. li. Hoar; 4.4S, D. M.
Williams 2.99, I.awrance Larson
2.99: Dlst. 51: K. I.. Thornton 10.47.
A. A. Daj-by 8.97. H. II. Haines
35.97; Dist. 56: A. W. Johnson 8. OS.
Lloyd Johnson 8.98, Oliver Allen
2.99; Dist. 59: C. 0. Long 45.42, W.
W. Vanwey 7.47, W. II. Long 8.98;
Dist. 60: Wm. Horn 17.45. Henry
ltrown 32.94. Chas. K. Brown 14.95,
.7. D. Van Dyke 8.97, T S. Poe 11.98.
Walter Poole 5.99: Dlst. 61: C. T.
Rover 45.78. .7. J. Meredith 23.96, O.
T. Henry 11.98, Fred Smith 29.95.
1 IT.. COO Tl A Vnl
ll.lllilll iiumit-y n...-., r. . .".Hi
ft n f t t - n- e:ii..., n,
L.. ji. iiutcr .-. iiiup.u uiij. .
29.97: Dlst. 62: O. II. Wlnniford
33.02, Lee Wlnniford 1.49: Dlst. 65:
T. H. Cutsforth 5. 23, Peter Dldtel
8.99, J. M. Deardorff 34.19. .1. II.
Fnrrar 8.99, Frank Drake 16.44, J. C.
Rice 13.45. Karl Kontz 1.49; Dlst.
66: T. B. Burnett 102.06. Tom Rur
nett Jr. 32.89: Dlst. 68: M. L.
Thompson 11.98, Pete I'lam 2.99,
Ray Wright 2.99. James MacC.ee 2,99
J. A. Snyder 4.99; Dist. 69: E. R.
Short 37.88 ami 23.92: Dlst. 70: D.
A. McCord 13.16. Geo. Chenoweth
5.99; Dlst. 71: M. I.. Klmniel 26.95.
0. Do Bernnrdl 14.97. W. W. Ilogard
20.96. A. Do Bernard! 6.98, Fd
Wright 17.45, Fd Wright 8.72, Elmer
Wright 5.97.
ltoail District Hills.
Dlst. 4: Conrad Townsend 15.00.
Paul Lane 12.00: Dlst. 6: Gen. Road
Transfer 55.20 nnd 222.40: Dist. 9:
.loo Cathcnrt 1.50. llllhep Mill & Mr.
Co. 4.00. A. N, Denny 11.00; Dist.
10: .Otto Meut7el 11.52). Dist. 17:
Houser ft H'-rrington 1.75. G. W.
Cluck 5.00; Dist. 19: Ray Hill 4.00.
L. R. .leaks Lumber Co. 23.0 1. A. K.
Snodgriiss 4.2".. Harvey liwd. Co.
13.50. Diddle liwd. Co.'o; Dist. 20:
Corner Sen ice Station 9.61 : Dist. 23:
J. H. Crane -jn so; Dist. 21: Albert
Rulson 3.00, Wi lier Toons 3.00, C.
F. Applegnte 6.n0: Dist. 26: It. II.
Easlev 21.85. Stearns & Chenoweth
3.20; Dlst. 28: I'. S. Wenninger 2.25:
Dlst. 31: Hi.hlb'-Ttller Stage Line
1.00; Dlst. 33: Mathews Welding
Works 6.50. I". Hatfield 2.75; Dist.
37: Geo. W. Culver .50; Dlst 3S:
I. R. Howard ::.I0: Dlst. 42: W. C.
Dement 5.50. I IE. Zchrung 1. .'..",;
Dist. 46: II. Taylor .75. Geo. V. San
ders 3.25; Dist. :,n: it. o. Goff :;:;.so.
1. W. Met:-g. r 1.90: Hist. 55: A. K.
i1- i-r-'s t 1 . i . 1 1 : Dist. 5
Fr 22.1 7; l:st. 61 : I.
' 'M . I! le v i;exroiula
It ich niond T 11 ; Dist.
Pen well
Nh holA
IV
5.75. F. T.
66: Head
Hist. 68:
Itlliblers lellii Co. 9.75;
L. E. llennlger 3.10: Dim
L. Fosel 17 sr.. H. F. TT
69: .las.
bard Ca.
I 10.75. Gil!..
; Haines 6. on
rt W
Sutton
..5 0. F.d
oil Hns
" 1 : t'lif-
t. 70: Ore
2.00; Dist.
sam rav. c.
WLYOTaUPTBE
People Notice It. Drive Them
Oil with Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets
A pimply tin will not embarrass you
much longer if vou get a package of
l)r. Edwards' (Xive Tablets. The skin
should begin 1 1 clear alter you have
taken the talilcts a few nis'hts.
CU-anso ti e I .jod, bowels and liver
with l)r. F.dw lids' tlhve Tablets, th
tucccssful s.ib. : .:utc lor calomel ; th"rc'a
no sickness or i-.i:n alter taking them.
Dr. Edward ,' Olive Tablets do that
which calonv 1 ! oes. and just as cRcc
lively, but th-ir action is Rcntle and
safe instead of .severe and imtatir.ij.
No one nh; takes Olive Tablets is
evrr cursed wr.h "dark brown taste"
a bad breath, a d ill, listless, "no Rood"
feeling, const;; .ition, torpid liver, bad
disf'slion or p.mply face.
Olive TaK : ? are a purely vCRctab!;
compound mix -J with nhvc oil; you
w ill knew tin m by their olive color.
lr. Fdwar.Is s'jent vcars amon pa
tients a:!!u-tetl with liver and bowel
Complaints .1 -.! Olne Table's are the
immi nselv c:?e. tivc result. Take err or
two nightly for a week. See how much
better ) vu lev) and lock. Ix ar.d 30c.
ford N. Lilly 2.40; Dist. 73: J
Barker Co. 16.00, Amos O. Bi
(Continued on Page Five.)
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GFT !M PiOKM
Ladies'
Notaseme
Hose
Every pair guaranteed
from runners New
pair without delay if
they do not satisfy.
$1.50
Harth's Toggery
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Own a Gulbransen!
Why?
1. The one riayer-Piano that
can be played easily.
2. With the Instruction Rolls,
you can r'ay correctly.
3. The workmanship is of the
besL . ' ""j
4. Ten Year Guarantee.
D. Price. $3!)S.C0, J4D5.00, J600,
and $700.00.
6. Our service department will
save you many dollars.
7. Our terms are sure to suit
you. '"Zm
Do you know of any Gulbrnssa
owner who is not satisfied?
To see and hear the Gulbransen
is to want one.
Records for All Machines.
Rolls for All Players.
Otl's Music Store
Roseburg. Ore.
Jksca
i The New Crop of
(.iii.uu.s and Canr.id i
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Good
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'.ve nrriied.
For 1
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at the f
North Side Grocery?
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THANKFUL FOR THE
FEDERALRESERUE SYSTEM
Not only bankers, but the n .
well are thankful that the "
of the United States
great Federal Reserve ' n ei1
tern. There's a rtason tt??,
growth-It la the great..,
stabilizer our country lias e -J i' lal
The Roseburg National .kkr -t,ernOf
this system. la,u, -
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NUTlCli Oi SA.L.K OK GOVKUN
muiii '1'unbi.r.Uiiieiul lanu uilice,
Wttshl!i8lon, Lf. C, Nov. 1. Mot
ic ih lic-reby kiVl-ii thai aubjuet to tliu
cuntiitiuiiH unti liliittuiicnii ul thu Act, ui
Juiio liil6 (.y biat., Zlb), and ttiu iu
Hiructlulis of tile Ketl'cial'V oi tun In.
1 lurior ot t-pttii)ibt:r lit, (4i U. u.
nt). intj tiiiiotjr on tuc ioiiuwtfix
will bu loid Lfeewiijl'ur l-i. l'J2 '. nt in
o'ciocH. u. m., ui public uuctioii at tliu j
United States luud oi f ic ut ivuSi bui
Oregon, tu liio liiBitt bidder at not
iets tiiiiu the appraised vuiuv an aiiowu
by this notice, sale to be subject to
tiie upproval of the Secretary of tuo
InuTiur. The pyrcliaae price, Willi an
additional sum ol one-null of -ue per
cent, thei't'ol, beiliH foniinisolona al
lowed, in hn4 be depouiu-d ul tune of
uule, money to be returned if tmiv is not
approved, otherwise patent will iue
for the tinibi-r wituh niUMt be removeU
within ten years. Xiids wilt be received
trom ciliaena of the United hlatea, ao
Hocfatloiia of uuch cuixenii and corpota
tionji oi'Kiiniz-'d under the laws ol the
United Kiates or any State, Territory
or District thereof only. Upon appli-
1 cation of a tiuumled purchaser, tne
tun bur on any It-sal bubdivision will
I be offered sepiirattfly before being m-
j eluded in an otlicy oi a laraer unit.
1 T. H I ti., It. 12 '.. 5eC. 1, l-ol 14, Ited
j Kir Al., Lot l'J, lied l-'ir Vi M., none
of the Fir on theu lots to be sold lor
I less than per M. X. 2t ti.t It. 11
! W.. Siec. 2S, iNK'i M'i. Red Fir 405 M , ,
White lir Al., White cedar au jw., i
lied Cedar 35 M., NWi M:1 Ued Fir
aiU M., White Fir 60 M., Willie Cedar
3H M., HliVi N'U'i lied Fir 615 M., White I
Fir 0 A!., White Cedar 4 10 Al.; NIO1,!
SW'4. Hed Fir 470 Al., White CVdar t
100 Al. ; lied Cedar 15 M.; KW'Vi SW','
lied Fir 450 AL. White Cedar J05 I
lied Cedar 10 M.; HW4 SW'A lied Fir :
Ib'u Al.. White Fir 140 Al., White Cedar
635 AL, SW'i, lied Fir H10 Al.,
White Fir 10 Al., While Cedar 4S5 Al..
Rid Cedar 15 Al.; NK'A Hed Fir;
105 Al., While Fir 1:5 XL, White Cedar
65 AL; SW',4 Jted Fir NJu AL,
White Fir 25 AL. White Cedar 205 AL;
SK'.. lied Fir 1230 AL, White Ce
dar 375 AL, Hed Cedar 20 AL; none of
the timbers on these tracts to he Kold
for less than J1.50 per AL for the lied
Fir: $.50 per AL, for tho White Fir;
$1.00 per M. for the White Cedar and
$1.50 per AL fol the Ilrt Cedar. T. 15
S., R. li W., Sen. 35; NW Ntt'U H?d
Fir 1150 AL, yellow fir itnO At.. Red Ce
dar 50 AL, ilVfiiioek 50 AL, none of the
tinilw-r o:i thl.t tiat to be sohi for Usa
i than $1.75 per AL, for the Fir nnd $1.00
per AL, . for the Cedar and Heinln' k.
I T. 15 S.. R. 2 V., See. 35, NW'U SW
H-d Fir 201-n AL. Cedar 5 AL, SW'-i
! SV"i Red Fir 205 M., none of the
: timber on there tr;irts tn h fold for
leas than $1.75 per AL. for the Fir and
$1.00 per AL, for the Cednr. T. 21 S.,
It 2 W. Se 27. I.nt 11, Red Fir 4S0 Af.,
Cdnr 270 M.. Ifeinlork Rift AL: Lot 14,
Red Fir H0a AL. Codnr 10 AL, Jlem
loek l"f Af., nono of the tlmlic-r on the
'tracts to bf sold for less than $1.50
per AL, for tho Fir; $1.00 pr AL, for
the Cedar and $.50 per AL, for the Hem
; lock.
Actlnt? Commissioner, General Land
n'ficp,
(SIGNED) GEO. n. wrcKirAM.
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iCaW-' t .V UtUI.lkaa
Cured vslliout Knife,
Operation or Confinement
TIOUSAKDS of repu
table and responsible
Northwest peorle can tes
tify to py unfailing skill in
curing ?iles. Why suffer the
pain and discomfort when
my non-surgical method
will cure you to stay cured?
1 itmna all doubt la mnlu by
Btrecitit to refund your fee if 1 fil lo
cure your Pile,, no metier how ,ever
or chronic the cete. Write or cell to
der for mr FREE booliieb
DR. CS-2A5. J. DEAN
tNO AND MOItRISON POnTlND,09EOC
r-ifMIOM TH.S PAPER WHf.'N tT.NC
.li "..--rr.-IMIWl'Miil li T
Winter
Suits
Cleaned
You'll nnt tiiosc luavy
r.'i-riirnts cli'ancd lmvc
u- dry clean tlicm now.
CUn AUTO WILL CALL.
PHONE 277.
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are Invito i.
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For prompt sedan fa?irt!
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Home riaecij
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in a Home-(
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hl'H'ka fruia pes:'.
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ROSEB'JRG, OSES
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Seasonable
! Delicacies
. ,(. best r" ' t'
V1 wants.
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