BOSEEURO NEWS-REVIEW. Wt-PNESPAY. JUNE 50, 195J.
PAGE SEVEN
HENRY FORD CRAZY?
irsT LIKE A FOX. He says. "The business of the
B IV.khr be dooe by Urge concerni CONTROLLING THK
It will not mutter much whether the
coutrol of
re LT.-a hv ownership, by mortgage, .or by coi
" T, PROFITS WILL GO TO THE Hid BUSINESS. If the
TrfB :Ji hiuineM. THEY WILL GET THE PROFITS.
BUILD YOUR OWN BUSINESS, OR THE
MILL VOU nu '-0THER FELLOWS?
more and fall o mer yon losing control by
PJ-JT- too buy oh credit you ere losing control by mort
i""1 a buy because lornu one telle you our goods are not
"" not reliable. yo are tw:ng control by control of
14 ? rv time yu Pnl1 m006 'ou are building gome oue
spd " "h nd bulld your OWB'
DEVELOPING MASH, S2.7S Pen 100
"Se 111 f we cn ve Tou money"
fa Bureau Cooperative Exchange
Roseburg and Oakland
Wg sickness
5q)Y PEVELOPED
. has lust rpturn-
h, annual meeting of the
Osteopathic Association
held at McMinnvllle.
i, strvker. prominent
niarian who organiied the
Koury club, had charge
,fm which waa consider
iliy eood. The most out-
tenure uems -
method of troatlng cn-
Mhartira-alepplng sick
ness. Thia method developed after
many years of research work by Dr.
Harry W. Forbes of Los Angeles,
consists of skillful manipulations
relieving the pressure upon the brain
the helpful effect of which is im
mediately s:iown by the improved
condition of the patient.
Dr. DeLapp was unable to secure
the next annual, meeting for Itoie
burg, but expects I'mpqua's charms
to win the following year.
Lloyd's Taxi for country trips day
or night. Phone 44, oGlce Is 125 Sher
idan Street.
CONTRACTS LET FOR
STATE BUlLDIKGSr
L. W. Mtigr Successful Bidder On
New Building at Soldiers Home;
Kitchen and Meat Hall Will
. Be Constructed.
Lassified column
JEW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE FOUND ON
LAST PACE, UNDER HEADING NEW TODAY"
WANTED
VsWO. M S. Main.
Clashing. 219 N. Main.
tfiean" cotton rags, at the
Inpw office.
I vfn tn vnrk In hav field.
W Phone 10 F -15.
Lowing. First house Hp-
I tree. 112 West Douglas
l Responsible, adult rnr p-
titn. State Demonstration
l-iteady man for farm and
rat Oregon Growers As-
lowburg.
FOH SALE Piano $120. Phone 421-Y.
BROCCOLI plants for sale. Walter
Leake. Dixonville. Ore.
The contract for the construction
of the kitchen and mess hall at the
Soldiers Home waa let yesterday b
:ne state board of control to Contrac
tor L. W. Metzgcr of this city whose
proposal was. in the sum of $15,7S5.
The building is to be reinforced con
crete and will house a modern kitchen.
refrigerating plant and mess ball, li
will be placed in the rear of the pres
ent mesa hall, and the rooma now
occupied for kitchen and dining room
will be converted into a waiting room
and game room.
Altogether tne state board allowed
four new state buildings and for
other improvements aggregating $157.
634. These contracts were a part of the
building program approved by the
last legislature and which contem
plates the expenditure of between
$350100 and $100,001) during the bien
nium including the construction of the1
new training school for boys for
which contracts will be let as soon as
a site for the institution is decided
upon.
Contracts let by the board were as
follows:
State Institution for feeble-minded,
boys' dormitory General contract, G.
W. Kraiier. I33.4S0; heating. L. E. In
man, $2,650; plumbing, L. E. Intmui,
$3,050.
Eastern Oregon Hospital for the In
sane, finishing basement and thud
floor Hilmer J. Setlergren, $47,tf!i.
State Tuberculosis Jiuspital, open
air pavilion General contract, Cripe,
Newell & Cripe, $14,550; heating, L.
E. lnman. $900: plumbing, $1,344.50.
Stale School for Blind, boys' dormi
tory General contract. Hoover & Mc
Neil, $26,472; plumbing and heating,
C. n. Yundt, $8,934. -
Oregon Employment School for the
Blind in Portland, pavement, sidewalk,
etc. Akeson & Anderson, $4,774 84.
J
alent of "bootleg" liquor. In order to
check the sale of this beverage the
government is carrying on a cam
paign on behalf of the Government
owned distilleries.
Still some Russian drinkers will
cater to their "Samagonka" tastes,
and declare that the Government
liquor Is too expensive.
Get my summer prices for direct
delivery of all kluds of Wood and
COAL. You'll be surprised. J. A.
Denn.
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MINE REVIVALS NEAR MEXICALI
FOR SALE Good slab wood. Priced
reasonable. Phone 329-J.
FOR SALE Baled hay, Phone 15 F
15. Mrs. I. Davenport.
FOR SALE 16" old growth fir block
wood. E. Bradford, Dillnrd.
FOR SALE Broccoli plants, Oswego
train. Mabley Bros. Phone 6 F-3.
FOR SALE 5 large hogs. $75. takes
the bunch. Ed. Noah, Edenbower.
band. Must know
Fordson tractor. A. F.
hwburg, Star lit.
eone to buy about 5
ethers, 10 this year's
3n, and some ewes, all
VA shape. K. W. Al-
Untie Creek.
1STED Two or threo men
tirough broccoli planting,
ork. Wages 40c per hr.
F"t No transients need ap-
t Leake. Dixonville. Ore.
kiSCEU-ANEOUS
FOR SALE Cut flowers and all grow
ing plants at 123 W. Washington st.
FOR SALE Aster plants, 5c per doz.
While they last. G. Morris, 1018
y Military Ave.
FOR SALE 3 choice fox terrier pupa,
1 10 u-kn nlri .T IT Cnn J1Q V. Ill
Ave. N. Roseburg.
f EB-Doo't forget to call
p a need of auto parts,
kits Wrecking Hnuan.
f-A fine Perchern stallion
tie F. A. Williams nlnra.
fti of Glendale for the sea-
Morris, owner.
FOR RENT
FT-Satetr
p Nitlonal Bank.
fi furnished hnnHf tiaoiY.
P 142 8. RoBe St.
fT-Modern $ room house &
Main, lnauire Bell
P-!can nic-.y furnished
L Phone 365-U 707 West
p-Kouse with garage. Cor-
lonrt ..j c i . .... .-
- . uiu , owier at. ti.
it L C ...
- . no (,asn g. j'uone
FOR Kit e
B-lsJ
F Phon S7n
rJoat hay. write box
FOR SALE Modern 5 room house.
Good location. Address "Owner"
care News-Review.
FOR SALE Large rough coated Air
dale, full blooded, male. 1 year old.
Cheap. Phone 527-L.
FOR SALE Good McCormick binder
with trucks and tongue trucks, tbi.
Emil Hall, Sutherlin, Ore.
FOR SALE John Deere binder in
first class condition; cheap. Geo. A.
Russell, Myrtle Creek, Oregon.
FOR SALE Modern 6 room house
and furniture. One lot, good gar
den. close In. Call at 241 Flint sl
FOR SALE Triplex Auto"-knitter.
Nearly new. Call afternoons or
evenings. 1145 Harvard. Ave.
FOR SALE Ford sedan, many extras,
$375. 1919 Ford roadster. Ford de
livery, w-ith starter. Central Garage.
FOR SALE 3 good- mountain ponies.
Saddles and bridles, ready to ride.
$100. takes the bunch. Phone 14
F-14.
FOR SALE or trade, for vacant lots
or car. Equity in improved small
tVact. Address Owner, care News-Review.
iERr!5 '"""of Automatic
v-ompany's Capital
Ln,hlp nr refused.
ft? American'
"neral Oil
finc corrective
fa'Pation. This
"toy.-ltdo
lubric
FOR SALE Good work team, wagon
and harness and top buggie, 5 head
of young cattle. Ed. Noab, Eden
bower. FOR SALE John Deere 6 fool binder
in first class condition, with truck.
Also extra parts. Price $125. Lind-
blom, Dixonville.
FOR SALE Loganberry Juice, fresh
from the press. Bring containers.
$1 per gal. Blakely and Hill, Dixon
ville, Oregon. Phone 7 F-22.
FOlFSALEor trade for niXler
town property 7 room house, one
acre land variety of fruit, 3 blocks
from court house. Owner C27 N.
Jackson st.
FOR SALE 8 room dwelling with
barn, and 4 lots. In Riverside ad
dition. Block 15. Call at dwelling
within a few days, or write W. M.
Moore, Drain.
FOR" SALE La t e Baiduc-ad and Sure
Head cabbage plants and broccoli
plants, fall or phone your. ortW.
Phone 48 F-42. J. E. Evans, DIllarTl,
Oregon. ' -
UMPQUXJEnSEY DAIRY Marks
.Bros. Milk prices going down. r.
10c. Pint 6c. Did you ever taptn
real Jersey milk? If so you will
want it all the time. Why not give
u a trial. J. Kromminga. Phone 32
F-U.
SIX HUNDRED ACRES all fenced,
cross-fenced, wire fence; two wells
and running water on place, fifty
acres plowed; good small four
roomed weU built house, new. Barn
4 hen house; all good bunch grass
pasture land, raises 2'i tons rye
hay to the acre; nearly aU can be
fanned. Best bunrn grass pasture
In the county. Want to trade tor
rooming or apartment houe in
Roseburg. Address Mrs. D. W . t ox.
1054 Winchester st.
(Ry Apsoclfttea Pris.i
MEXICALI, Lower California. June
20. Reports received at state olfices
indicate a large revival underway in
mining activities In Lower Callforn(a.
The Santa Margarita and other Im
portant gold and silver producers are
starting up with new mill and smelter
facilities after shutdowns ot several
years' duration. A great deal of new
prospecting is also under way.
Coal advances to winter schedule
prices at the mines on July 1st. Order
now for delivery from oars enroute at
grep.tly reduced prices. J. A. Denn.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
Hll&LEIN
TRIP TO COAST
i
WASHINGTON, June 20. (Copy-!
right by United Press.) President '
Harding leaves Washington today, i
ready, after two weeks of Intensive
preparation, to give the country j
while enroute to Alaska an account
ing of his administration. :
While he disclaims any political
significance in his tour, be has pre- i
pared speeches on several big 1924 '
issues. Including transportation, the ;
wet and dry question, farmers' dif
ficulties, taxes and the tariff. "j
Sells XevspaM-r Stock . ;
WASHINGTON, June 20. (Asso
ciated Press.) President Harding'
has disposed of his control Block of ,
the Harding Publishing company,1
publishers of the Marion Star, to
Louis M. Brush and Roy D. Moore. (
It was announced that the presl-
dent will retain some of the stock,
and will continue to bo associated
with the Star in an editorial capa
city. I
The president and his party will j
cover over 15,000 miles by train, boat j
and motor before returning to the:
White House via Panama Canal two
months hence. There are approxi-1
mutely 70 in the presidential party !
and they are traveling in a special
train of ten cars. Among them are
the Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Work, Mrs. Hoover, the secretary M
the president and Mrs. George B. I
Christian Jr., Speaker Glllett, Admiral!
Roilman, Brigadier General and Mis.
C. E. Sawyer. .
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Iri arc-In I. Aak f"t II I.l III S.TI
IMAiiONO HUAMI PllXH,r.
1MAUUM? HUA.NU PILI.N.f... U&
ran known amltest, Satt. Always Kellal l
SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVER W HIRE
I Have Bought the
F. L
GROCERY-STORE
at Wilbur, and will be
pleased to welcome all
my old friends and
customers. The store
will be known aa the
McKAY CASH GROCERY
D. P. McKAY
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EUGENE, June 20. Margarito Solis,
Mexiran, laborer for the Southern
Pacific company on the erew of the
wrecker clearing the tracks on the
Coos bay line near Cushinan Monday,
was killed there about 9:45. in the
evening. Meager details of the acci
dent are merely that the man had
been riding on the speeder, (he power-
driven handcar, when killed in an1
uctident. Coroner W. W. BranuL tti r. !
who Is holding the body here, learned I
indirectly that the man had Just i
stepped from the car and fell, striking ;
his head a blow on some hard sub
.Htance. either a rotk. ri'il or the tor-j
ner of the vehicle.
Soils and an uncle, who came across I
the boundary from Mexico into this
country about a month ago, were In
the crew, having joined it within the
pat 1! days. Brantetter Ik awaiting
instructions for disposal of the body.
STOP! LOOK!
. LISTEN!
The Best Refrigerators
Made : '
The Ice King
at
LENOX
Furniture Co.
321 N. Jackson St
,Thone 26,
Will Mand cor d for no bill rfiiade
nlljfT than by myself. S. N. Miller.
RUSSIA HAS ILLICIT BOOZE
PROBLEM AMONG OTHERS
(Int4TTiUonn1 N'wi rrn-.) '
JlOSi'oW, June 2'J. "Unl drink
"It will poison you!
"It Kan killed many I
"Huy rntd alcoholic liquor from l!ie ;
eoTernnit'iH iru-L i
'(Signed)
"Hurt-mi of N'mUmal Fxonomr."
Thin noiirp Ian bn lanrdrd
o.er Huflia. It Indirnrin how fti.ift
brew anrl bm.fkc problem. ,
Builders Hardware
at Cost
Contractors and carpen
ters can save LJg money on
all builder s' hardware
bought of us.
Paint at Cost
See us about these goods
1 before you buy
S. B. Crouch
Sheridan St.
Nolle of Ml ot Vrnmn Tlra-I
bc. Uwtril Lnl Uffic. WtLaUlouiuD. ,
U. C Jun l.J. Notic htrrb)
Ktv thai utJt- t U cHauluns
and l'miiaf ions nf t e arts of J:m
1J16 Kit Sitkt. 2m IVtrury Ji. )
liu tflal . Ill, and Jul 4. (41
Stat.. 7&it. an4 l'ct mental rula-t-ona
of tptrfnH-r 1. llf i U 1..
44if, and Juno Zl, l.d 4? I. 1... 4K
tK tiu)li-r ua Hi folluwins landa will
U ao.d July Stf. 1:3 at 10 oUck a,
iu. at public aurtivn at th I'nltod
S'atf fiid office at iloa.urir. Or on.
to th linehrat bidder at not ttian
the appralai valu aa show a by Lhia
notkf4 al to b aubjrt to tli ap
proval of th Scrtary of th Interior.
The punhatt pric with aa additional
um uf oci-fi(th of 1 por cnt tttrv
of, bema 4.'ommlaaluna allowed, muat
b deposit rd at tun of aalv, mom y
to be returned If bmIs la not approved,
olhf n ta patnt will laau lor th
tlmbr wliUh muat b n-movwd with
in Uu yir. ittda will b rvlv-d
front cltisen of th United btatoa.
AMittciMtloiis of aurh cltlsena and tor
poradona oriranised under th lawa
of th L'uttvo. Hiatoa. or any Ktai.
Territory or DiatrKt throf only. Lp
on application of a quullficd purchaser
the timber on any legal subdivision
will b olTerMl paratly befor bliig
Included In any ofler of a larner unit
T. lb 8., H. 3 V,M tM?c. Jj, tibS 8W4.
(fr 6i0 U cvdar Z4 M ; 8UW toKS. Hr
J000 W iclar 20 M; KK1-. fir IT"0
M cedar 30 VI hemUk 30 M; HW'H
NK.fir 1050 M cUar Ho M bamloi k
60 M; nona of th timber oa then
tracts to be sold fur rns than $1.76
t r M for the fir and 11.00 per M for
the cedar and hfiulmk. T. Id 8., U.
1 W.. Sih 3. tiK'. N Ka. fir UIO al:
SU NK4. fir lO t; NW bK'4.
itr ioyo u; or.s nr ibuu ai; toc.
:s. wg kw4, fir 3-0 i; SK', U.
nr sioo at; bw fc-H. ir souo at.;
SKU. fir 2SO0 M. uon of th tim
bor on theao a(tlona to b aold (or
l.sa tltuu I1-7& ptr al. T. 1 H.. II. 1 K,
S,;c. 31, Lot 1. fir ZibQ M ht-Uihk 17
M lot 3, fir lttr U henilo4.lt 27a M;
uuiiv of th timber on these lota to be
sold for leas thau $1.75 pr at for th
fir and $1.00 per M ftr the hemlock.
T. li S., IL I w., 31 ms4. ur
lvO il not to be aotd for less tbun
:.a0 per al. T. 31 K., R 1 W., bee. j.
oW NK!, fir SM0 M. SH NWfe, 'ir
.60 M; N'. nr imu ai;
NWV. fir lowO M; tiWU KWli, (lr :
M; nuiie of the timber on tin's tract
to bo aold for Ibsa than $l.Vo pr M.
T. lft 8., It, i W., 8uu. 3, fractional
.fti4 NV, fir ao M; fractional
.NW. fir M, lioito o( the
timber on these tracts to be aold lor
lesa than I-1-M0 per hL T. XI b., 11. b
W 8c. 3J, bV NW,, red Ur 3io
M yellow lir 200 M; none of th tim
ovr on this trait' to be aold for lesa
than $i-00 per M. T. Zl 'It. 11 .,
Swc. 7, 4NK' NK', fir 2100 M hemlock
uv M; none of the timber on this truct
to be aold for Uhs than $J.&0 per at
lor the lir and $.u0 per M. for th
iiemlot-k. T. to h., IL 13 V'., Sec
Niu'm fir Ho M.( while cedar
Ji; none of the ttmbur on ttila tract to
ue void lor Una than $:.00 per il fir
the fir and $.u0 per Al Ut th white
cedar. T. 37 6., H. 7 W.rSeo. 1. H
dhw, auKur pine 10 M yeiiovr pine 4o
M led III St'O Al; ist:4 8 WW. WUtfur plA
v M yellow pine 230 al ru lir ! M,
8ec 14, lot 8, red fir oOO M; none of the
timber on these tracts to be aold for
leaa than $3.60 per M for the yellow
und auKar pine and (1.2& per M for red
Hr I. tfu b., K, 3 hi., bee. a, rfciW B W
sugar pin 60 M yellow pine 10u M red
una yellow nr i0 m whit lir 40
crd.ir 40 M; NW4 Jv Si uk. plno wo
M yellow pine 2i0 M red and yellow
tir vtO M w hit tir 60 M; bW bW1,
sugar pin ao Al yellaw pin 310 at
red and yellow fir 40 M whit fir 20
Al cedar 10 M; bKVk tiWt, sugar pine
o M yellow pine 3io M ra find yellow
iy i040 M wall fir M evtUr 60 M;
NCV4 bU,'4. auuur pine &J Al yelli
line 3o M red and yellow ft.- 1410 M
white fir 100 M cedar ito M; SWhi
tuitar pine CO M yellow pin 10
M red and yellow fir 1140 at whit lir
1120 M. cvaur u AI; KV W toKfe. uitar
1 pine 20 Al yellow pine ibO M red and
! yetiow fir lioo M white fir ao id cedar
! to Ai; bii',4 bt-JV. auur pine 100 al
, yellow pine zu Al rod and yellow fir
jiiu Jd wnite fir 2o Ai cedur loo Al; none
i ot In timber on these tracta to be
j aold fur let than t).jo per Ai for the
ruu and yellow fir and cedar, $3.60 pur
1 Al for the sugar and yellow pine, and
ikl.oo per Al lor the white fir. T. ia
I ei., K. a K., tiec. 17, bW b NW, yellow
ju.e ai red fir 16 Al whit ttr 66
-a, NW4 bW4, yellow pine 0 Al sugar
pine 16 M red lir 2 M white fir vO
m, bW. yellow pin Jb6 Al red
tir 4tJ Al White lir 70 Al : MCU KK'..
j yellow pine 4jj Al auuur pin lou Al
rci nr jyy At wnitv nr t ai;
yellow pin jfyo At sugar pine 6o
M red nr 3o Al white fir w Ai; a
yellow pine t0 Ai sugar pine lo
M red fir 36 Al white fir 6u Al; HK'
.siU. y "allow pino IbO Al augur pina 6
M red fir 70 Al white fir ta Al; beo.
.t.' NK1,, yeihiW pi lie 30 Al augur
pine 10 Ai red fir 200 Al whit ttr JO
j Al; Sec. 21, W vV ' lSrU. sugar plnv 26
Al ywtiuw pine kil Al red lir .u Al,
(riW'A St:, yellow pUte 220 At red lir
i 4i Al white fir 60 M; NK'a NW'.,
j yeilow pine 116 M red lir 120 Al white
I ur 3 Al; !;' Nrt'1, yellow pine 6 at
I red lir K6 Al while fir vo Al ; MU
j.Siv, yellow pine 4.(6 M red tir 37o Al
, white lir 7i At; fcE , ynllow pine
14)40 Al red fir bJ Aa white fir IbO M ;
Sec. 21, NK'4i bVV'U. yellow pin 2V6
Al red fir 3i6 Al; NV4 bVVf,. yellow
tune 6io Al sugar pine 6 Al red fir 3t0
! al; hW', ti yuliftw pinu 20 Al;
1 HI.'A bU yellow oine At augar
pine 6 Al red i.r !?' M. Hec 27, N.'
V. ')loW pine Jit Al augur pine 10
Af red fir 16a Al ; NW'A bVV'V, augar
I plhe u Al red fir H20 M while fir 4b Al ;
i.SW'U bVV, red fir yia Al white fir &
I Al; K.V, yellow pine 16 Al augur
, pine 20 M r.d fir 60 Al; Nfcl' hh',
yellow pinu 4' Al sugar pin 3o M red
rir 370 Al. NW' bh.w. ye. low pin llo
M r. U fir 60 M white fir 40 Al. HW
1 rttU. yellow pine 40 Al augar pine 36
, M red fir C.'u M white fir ao Al ; bK'
U. yellow pine iii Al augur pine 20
M lid fir J6 M whit fir 2.. M ; none
of the tlinht-r n thene s-ctlona to b
i iiiM for fens than per M for th
jfllow a to I MUg'tr plii', $!(( per Af for
the rd and yellow fir and $1.'jo per M
for the white fr. T. 'J H., It. & K.
Svk. 17. NK'i NW'i yellow pin 60
M; KW ,Wi. yellow pine 43S Al;
iNU'i, bV"U. yellow pin Al; none
of thf liint.er on tlioAe tracta to b
old for l.f th.tn f2.no per Af. William
spiy, Continisioner, (ieneral lund of-fu.
DO IT BY STEAMITJG
CON SERVO
OKS ENTIRE MEAL OVER ONE BURNER OF
YOUR OIL STOVE
th dlatrennlUK brat Ini'Llcnt to cooking the olil fanhloDM war oa a
Wonderful Kcunomy in tb KltcUcn, SuYea Fuel, Labor, and Eliminate
hot day. Uttu-r feature, are
More Healthful Food
Ueller Tasting Food .
No Burned Focd and
No Pot Watching
Eoc our window dlsplu'y, uml then let ua exnlaiu tb adrautagoa ot the
Conervo to you
Fruit Jars, Jelly Classes, Canning Racks for use in
Boilers
Churchill Hardware Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
LOCAL NEWS
MmHH444
Fuller Brus&ea. J. D. Crary, 30ML
Arundel, piano tuner. Fbone' 189-L.
. o 1 ,1 1 - v. . . , , Pnlnleaa ettrartlon of teem at room
. k .1 "n ""I""'. , Maaonic Tempi. Dr. Nerbaa.
lure by the Pacific Cooperative ool
Growers of Portland, Oregon, the le-
partment of AKriculture hua InauKura-
led a wool market report aervtce
MOOKB MUSIC STUDIO. Open all
ummer. I'bone 602. 324 N. Jackson.
which will commence In July.
The plana for this crvice have been
worked out by Geo. T. Wlllinsrayre.
specialist in uiarketlnK wool for the
Department of AKriculture, and U. A.,
Ward nianaRer of the Pacific Coopera-
live Wool Growers.
Thn service w 111 cover ninrket move
ment; quotations on wools by tirades; i
statement of market conditions in 1
Ilobton and Philadelphia:, receipts of
domestic and foreign wools, data on
upecific lots sold in Eaatern luarketu;
tendency of world wool markets:
stocks on hand; consumption; im
ports ; reports on London tuid colonial
sales, and salea and prices at pro
ducing and concentration points.
Mr. Ward presented this plan at the
National Wool Growers Convention
aud at wool growers' associations
throughout the West, and it received
the. hearty endorsement ot wool grow
ers and the wool trade In general.
Plans are not yet completed for the
service, but It Is probable that the
service will be available to wool grow
ers, wool dealers, associations, mills,
and others Interested In the textile
business.
In the opinion ot wool growers this
will bo one of the most important
works ever undertaken by the Depart
ment of Agriculture for the wool In
dustry.
New Columbia Records (noiseless).
Moore Music Store, 324 N. Jackson st.
Lord r-"Trf"p?r
Baltimore rnln "11
, l---Hi I,
Pound CJHJ LJJ
Paper rJijlgrr
FIND OLD INDIAN RELIC
PKRU. .lml.. June 20. An Indian
biscuit believed lo be more than one
hundred years old has been added to
the collections of Indian and pioneer
relics in the Miami County Museum.
It was plowed up by Frank II. Hanks.
The biscuit is a deer paunch stuffed
with a mixture of meals. Indian lore
tells of the burylnv of. stuffed deer
pauncpes In days of plenty, to be dug
up in lonn dsys.
Is a thoroughly high-grade paper,
running SO sheets to the pound, and
costing you only 75c This. Is true
economy In writing paper, without
sacrificing tho appearance which
counts for so much In your per
sonal correspondence
There's a separate carton of
50 Ixtrd Itsltlmore Envelopes to
match, priced at 50c
These two packagea together
cons titute
the most
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e x c e 1 1 ent
quality can,
be p u r
c b a s ed to
day.
Nathan FuIIerton
The REXALL Store
Perklni Building Roseburg, Ore.
A REAL AUCTION SALE
Auction House Saturday, June 23rd
at 2:30 o'clock
A Fine Cook Stove, same as new
1 Dandy Organ
I Fine Mitsion Reclining Chair
I New Dining Table
I Steel Collapsible Cot '
And in fact must nvervthltiK for housekeeping. Now In tho time to
get things cheup. All welcome
RADABAUGH & PATTERSON AUCTION HOUSE
328 N. Jackson St. 1
IS' Uniform heat anil pres- k
!j sure of our r'LATWOHK I
3 Irmier assure smooth, I
9 perfitt Ironing without K
friction or wear. Fiat- jj
work a specialty. &
tad
Uniform heat anil pres
sure of our FLATWOKK
Itonr-rs assure smooth,
perfM't Ironing wiihout
friction or wear. Fiat
work a specialty.
SERVICE WHEN YOU , TRAVEL I
By Const Auto Lines Stages between ROSEBURG,
MYRTLE POINT. COOU1LL.E and MARSHFIELD &
Ltavet Roseburg West Bound 7:30 A.M.
Leavee Myrtle Point " " 10:30 A. M.
Leaves Coqullle North Bound 11:00 A.M.
Leaves Maishfield Esnt Bound 8:00 A.M.
Leaves Coqutlle " " 8:45 A.M.
Leavee Myrtle Point " " t:1ft A.M.
Fare: Marshfield, (5.00; Coqullle, S4.2&; Myrtle Point. W.o
COAST AUTO LINES I
Coqullle, Ore. GEO. W. BRYANT, Manager Phone 70 t
4:30 P. M.
7:80 P. M.
8:00 P. M.
6:00 P. M.
6:00 P. M.
8:30 P. M.
DEVELOPMENT .
DEVELOPMENT MEANS IMPROVEMENT. WE ARE IMPROV
ING OUR FACILITIES EVERY DAY FOR THE BETTERMENT OF
SERVICE.
We cannot grow faster tban the surrounding country: though we
bave to keep tar In adria'e of our present needs. Thus maintaining
larger Investment than ordinarily required.
WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOUR EVERY NEED AT A
MOMENT'S NOTICE WITH ECONOMY TO YOU.
Douglas County Light & Water Co
R M. JENNINGS. Msnager
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