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nial (Roseburg) Tractor Disc Plow. $100.00
7 ' Two Used Binders. $100 each
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Daily Trip Boat Connections to Daily Trips Connect
Connect with Boat at Reedsport and with North and South
Scottsburg Gardiner 75c Bound Stages
HE NEW GARDNER CAR
6 BEARING CRANKSHAFT
The Only Car with a One-Year Guarantee
Let us take you tor a nae in xne new iiauiu arttiftL 11 win
convince you it s tne Dest car made
Touring - ' .81185
Radio Special $1350 Equipped
Sedan S1680
Coupe - - - S1360
L.C. GOODMAN
Dealer for Douglas County 1 1 2 N. Jackson St.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
Two school directors were elected
at the annual school meeting held in
Oardiner, June 18. according to the
Reedsport Courier. J.. K Chris'le
was eleitid for a term of three
yars and H. L. Kdmuuds was elect
ed for two years to fill the unexpired
term of W. S. Angus, who with his
family is moving to Marslilield
where they will make their home.
J. S. Gray was reelected school
clerk and Mrs. Genevieve lleaman
has heen elected principal of the
Gardiner school.
This is a StudebaKct year.
KXtil.N Krli IVSl'KtTS JKITV
AT Mtn'TH OF THM I .MItl'.V
R. E. Williams, li S. Kngineer in
charge of the Jetty construction ar
rived in Heedsport Thursday and
made a trip of inspection to the
jetty which he found in fcood condi
tion, the Heedsport Courier savs.
Before returning to Portland on the
evening train Mr. W illiams made ar- J
rangemcnts to secure camp sites,
lumber contractors to bid on piling
and scows. He will return lu two
weeks when active work ou the
Port of I'mpqua will be begun..
LOCAL. NEWS i
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189-L.
This Is a Studebaker year.
Chicken dinner at Coswell Springs
Sunday.
Painlesa eitracUon of teeti at room
t. Aiasonle Tetupla. Dr. Narbaa.
MOORE' MUSIC STUDIO, Open all
summer. J'hone 02. 324 N. Jackson.
New Columbia Records (noiseless).
Moore Music Store, 324 N. Jackson sU
Nov. Is the time to buy outing
suits, tweed knickers and khaki, V
off regular yrlee. Murksmuy Co.
TITLE SUITS FILED
I. l. l.aiiKley has filed suit against
u number of defendants in the cir
cuit court for the purpose of quieting
title to a number ol places of proper
ly which he hoWs by virtue of sheriff
deeds. The defendants named ate:
Stephen S. Fairbanks. Harriet Greg
ory, William Evanhoff, Melinda A.
Mitchell and Jennie E. Croghan. The
plaintiff is represented in these ac
tions by Attorneys Neuner and 1. oils'.
Deering and McCormick mowers,
rakes and binders at Wharton. Bros.
It will pay you to get the best.
FAMEWS,
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
LLNfW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE FOUND ON
LAST PAGE, UNDER HEADING "NEW TODAY"
WANTED
AHNO. 628 S. Main.
f&-Clean rags. Ford garage.
;ED-Clean cotton rags, at the
pj-RwIew office.
PED-A lather for
1 See Pat
about 3000
ITED-Sewing. First, house ap-
mae free. 112 West Douglas
(rED Work on rnnch by boy 14
1 old. Inquire 615 South Jack-
TED 100 wether goats, also
("Pan of work horses for sale.
A. Krune, Roseburg.
rED Three men to work in
sill. Can furnish house to live
lMr mill. C. V. Oden, Dixonville.
fTED to buy. 2nd hand Ford car
Must be rhenn With ntnrter
M but not starter. J. E. Hartle,
TED rteliable man for ranch
bteady place. Married pre-
V. Newport. Dixonville.
"Ju-Logger. .Married man pre-
Md. Good klli'nu linnoa unrl,
far around ir uaiiuro,.nrV ah.
i t"U care News-Rrview.
I MISCELLANEOUS
UK.ERI)on t torget to calI
"Den in m.,l r.t B..t
lAtoJVreoklnR House.
fORRENT
kST5m...v
ure National Bank.
FOR SALE 4000 broccoli plants, at
State Farm. 1 mile east.
FOR SALE Baled hay, Phone 15 F
15. Mrs. I. Davenport.
BROCCOLI sample plants 10 cents;
$3.75 per M. Walter Ralee, Riddle,
FOR SALE Cut flowers nnd all urow-
lng plants at 123 W. Washington st.
FOR SALE 3 good mountain ponies,
Saddles and bridles, ready to ride.
$100. takes the bunch. Phone 14
F-14.
FOR SALE Young sow and fine
pigs, cheap. At Shanks place near
Melrose. Inquire at W. J. Tester
Real Estate.
ADESlRABLEranch on paved high'
way. 153 acres, School on place,
some irrigation and alfalfa. Address
"Owner" Room 9, Masonic Buiil.
10 acres, good house, city water, on
Pacific Highway, Just outside of
citv, for sale, trade, or rent. G. U.
Helbig.
FOR SALE loganberry Juice, fresh
from the press. Bring containers.
$1 per gal. Blakely nd Hill, Dixon-
vill(',)re!;on. J1ioiie7 F-22.
F67tSALlToR TRADE By owner
who Just drove here from Kansas,
Body for Ford truck. New and in
good condition. J. E. Hartle, Glen
. dal.
(By B. W. COONEY).
Every grower would do well to
clean up the broccoli plants as they
come from the seed bed before
planting in the field. Plants infested
with aphids or root maggots will
fail to grow properly. If they grow at
all.
The treatment which will give the
best results is rapid und economical.
After the plants are trimmed ready
for replanting, dip the entire plant,
-oots as well as top in a solution
or Blackleaf 40. This is made tip in
small quantities as follows: One table
spoonful of Blackleaf to each gallon
of water. Also add a small amount
of soap as a spreader. The soap is
of great advantage upon a plant
which has a glucous Burface as does
the broccoli plant.
The root treatment will kill the
small root maggot which works on
the roots and stems of the plants.
A large amount of damage was caus
ed in some fields last year by these
insect pests.
Drive up to Boswell Springs for
your hinulav chicken dinner.
Co and rct
DUDS FOR MEN, Inc.
Willi 3
Phone
, tC n,"hcd apartments. 1
RENKT.-urnU , i1.,ti
' S2 x. Jaekson St ' "
RENT Mode rti " nwn. k.n
South Main. Innuire Bell
"ijef-. ;
Large house
J .ii V
Wlnr.r "' Pa".'-
('f-Ii,H"a:n.''',n Cor-
' - ou. lib Cass st. Phone
FOR sale '
-'td nlaver mun,. rniiA
-T- Phe 87n '
M.E.v. .
. Rr.. ""-nay. Write box
FOR SALE ISO shares of Auloma I ic
Electric Brake Company's Capital
slock. No reasonable offer refused.
Address S06 Wilcox Bids. Portland,
Oregon.
FOR SAI7e20 acre'trail'a miies
from Vancouver, Wash. Might con
sider trade for something near Rose
burg. Call, or address Mrs. John
Ferguson. Kt. 2. Box 41. Ros. burg.
FOTr"SALE Late "llaldheait and Sure
Head cabbage plants and broccoli
plants. Call or phone your order.
Phone 4G F-42. J. E. Evans, Dillard,
Oregon.
FOR SALE lt. unPba.vs, 7 8 years
old, sound and true, wei::ht 2!too.
Cheap If taken at onre. I four yr.
old gelding, woii'lit, 12."i0, sound,
price reasonable. Inquire C. J. Mann
722 Vi. Mother or Union Oil sub
station. FOR SALE-One ton Republic tru'tk.
pneumatic tires, good condition:
Cadillac with truck body: Stevens
Duryea with truck body; One modH
DO Overland good rondilion; one 7
pass, peerless good condition. See
L. R. Chambers or Inquire at Rose-
I burg Poultry Market.
"Al-E OR liuma.,- . , I l-UIi SALE-Onn of the best well
' or- Addres, a '''-li'V'lna improvra JH ;,cre farms in Ih.u Jhs
i- News-Re-1 mum,. on pac.ifte. highway, one mile
SALrTv-. -
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r JZ-" i'h no.,. .i,.,
' ,rll
"h power Wheel. I
or reg. large!
7.V Ca"- ''hcne F 13. Rt. j
from ton. 8 acres in young pr in-
trees, beaiin? iannly orchaid. l.'.en'i
strawberry plants, good land, mod
em bungalow, liirse barn. 2 good
wells, wind mill, t hicken houc, ami
the t-rice is right. If looking for nice
country home it will pay you to look
this up before you buy. Addie.
"Owner" box 21S, .Myrtle Cteek, Ore.
Dodge Brothers Deal6RS
s&ll 600D usea CARS
If you want a car that
"will do for a month or
so," you needn't be par
ticular where you buy.
But if you are thinking
in terms of years, as
one should on an invest
ment as important as
this trade where you
can trust.
Good Values
for Today
Chevrolet Touring.
1919 model. Simonized finish
makes it shine like a new car.
Tires are good. Top is new. The
car is in good mechanical con
dition. Price is low at $375.00.
Dodge Brothers Touring.
1020 production. 5 new Kelly
Springfield cords. Do Luxe pis
tons add to the smooth-running
qualities. A good value for the
price. .
Dodge Brothers Touring.
1918 production. Good mechan
ical condition. New battery.
Four cord tires, little worn, with
good spare. A good buy at
$575.00.
Dodge Brothers Touring.
1919 production. Four good
cord tires and accessories. Price
$563.00.
Harley Davidson Motorcycle.
A good buy at $95.00.
J. 0. Newland & Son
Dodge Brothers Dealers
Roseburg
Lloyd's Taxi for country trips day
or ni,:M. Phone 44, office is 125 Sher
idan Street.
(let my summer prices for direct
delivery of all kinds of Wood and
COAL. You'll be surprised. J. A.
Delin.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. II. PLYER Chiroprutio Tow
slcian. 114 W. Lane SL
Used Fords
and Other Cars
19 1 6 Ford Delivery $ 85
Ford Bug with top and
windshield $140
1916 Ford Touring $125
1918 Ford Touring
1919 Ford Touring
1922 Ford Touring
Twin Harley Motorcycle
and Sidecar $ ,75
Mercer Sport Model, just
the car for speed, very
cheap
1 920 Maxwell, wire wheels
Saxon Six Touring with
license $ 85
Grant Six Roadster, cheap
Ford Ton Truck $200
G.A.Lockwood Motor Co.
Roseburg, Ore.
Regular Dry
Cleaning
more than pays for Itself by
keeping clothes free from In
jurious moths, gives longer life
and keeps you better dressed.
Let us prove it
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Phone 277 Our Auto Will Call X
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JUST RECEIVED
Another Shipment of
GULBRANSEN
Player Pianos
$420-S495-$600
S700
Your pld piano or phono
graph taken as part pay
on e n t on a Gulbransen
Player Piano and easy terms
on the balance.
Olt's Music Store
ROSEBURG. OREGON
Notice (t uli of (fottrnnunt Tm
ber, General Ln3 Offto, YhinKton.
L. C. June . ma. Notice ia hereby
Kl'-en that subject to the condition
au4 Hunt at ion of the avts of June
v. i3 Stat, 2181 February 24, 1V19
no Stat.. u;, .and June 4, 120 (41
Stat., Hit. and lpartmental regula
tions of Septeinbt-r 15. 11T (4 U IX.
447, and June 2. 190 447 U L . 41U.
the timber on the following lands
be aoid July 20, at 10 o'clock a,
m. at public auction at the I'nlted
States land oftu-e at lluevmrg Or on.
to hiithfat biddar t not leaa than
the ipi autd value as shown by this
nulu'e, eale to be subject to the ap
proval of the Secretary of the Interior.
The puri'hae price, with an additional
sunt of one-fifth of 1 per cent there
of, being rotututsaiona allowed, must
be d-polted at time of sale, money
to be returned If sale Is not approved,
otherwise patent will laaue lor the
timber which must be removed with
in tn years, liide will be received
ftom t-itlsens of the United Slates,
une(KMatlona of such citUeita and cor
porations organized under the lawe
of the I'nltea tftates, or any Biaie.
Territory or District thereof only. I'p-
on application of a qualified purcnaser
the timber on any lnul subdivision
will be offered separately befoie being
included In any otter of a larger unit.
T. lb S H. I V., iSec. 56. Sfc-W tJWVt,
fir t5u U cedar 20 U; tWV SiCi, fir
2(101) M cedar 20 M; tSK SL'. fir HOU
M cedar 30 M heinhn k 20 Mi HV
NE.fir H'50 M cedar 160 M hemlock
itH M; none of the timber on these
tracts to be sold tor less than ll.il
I r M for the fir and fl.uO per M for
the cedar and hemlock. T. ltt S., It.
1 W ec. 'i, NK'4. fir U10 M.
SV4 NKVi, fir U80 M; NWV
fir 1030 M. fir 1&0U M. Sec..
25. ISWU W Vi. fir 3JU0 M; 8Ei SW4.
fir 33 ou M. BWV4 KKVi. fir 3000 M.
Ht-: SEV. fir 2S0 M; none of the lim
ber on thene sections to bo sold for
U-s than per AL T. U A., K. 1 K.
Sec. 31, Lot 1. fir 2460 M hem lot k IT
M lot 2, Iir ItidO M hemlock iTu M;
none of thu timber ton these lots to be
sold for lens than $1,76 per M for the
fir and $1.00 pur M for the hemlock.
T. 17 K. 1 W.. tic. 31 KfciV NlSVi. 'ir
1S00 M not to be sold for lees than
12. &0 per M. T. 21 S.. H 1 W.. Sec. 3..
tiVV NUU. "r 800 M; Nk.Vi NW)4, fir
Vf.0 M; SWW NW V4t tit 1600 M; aS13'
N W V. fir 1000 M; SWW NW14, fir blQ
M; none of the timber on thctte tracts
to be sold for loan than $1.7& per Al.
T 1& K. 11. W.. Sec 3, fractional
NKVi NWU. tr 30 M; fractional
SV4 NWU. fir 8Ti M; none of the
timber on thofae tracts to bu sold for
lea than $-.i0 por M. T. 21 B It. 6
W., Sec 33, tfWU NW'U. red fir 350
M velluw fir -MU M: tone of the tim
ber on this trait to be sold for less
than $:.0 per M. T. H7 8., U. 11
8ec. 7, MVi NKU. fir 2100 M hemlock
t'O Mi none of thu timber on this tract
to be sold lor less man ,uv per ai
fur the fir and $.&0 per M. for the
hemlock. T. 30 8.. K. 12 v., Hec. 2,
NEV tSW'. fir 42b M., white cedar 2V0
M; none of the timber on this tiacj to
be sold for less than 12.00 per M for
the tir and .00 per M f.tr tho whit
cedar. T. 37 8., It. 7 W., Sec. 1, 8V 1
Sl-:1, BUgar pine 100 M yellow pine 40
M red Iir 370 M; 8K4 8V V. sugar pine
S0 M yellow pine 20 M red fir ltiy M;
Sec 13, lot 6. red fir S00 M; none of the
timber on these tracts to be sold for
less than 13.60 per M for the yellow
and suKar pine and l.2& per M for red
r T. 3i 8.. It. 3 hi.. Sec. 6. INK 'A BW Vk
suKrar pine 00 M yellow pine ItiO M red
and yellow iir tnO At wnite iir u At
cedar 40 M; NW', SVVi ugKr pine i0
M yellow pine 220 M red and yellow
fir yt0 M white fir &0 Mi 8WV4 SWfc.
sugar pine 0 M yellow pine 310 M i
red and yellow Cir 40 M white fir 20
M cedar 10 M; iJE4 8VVV4 sugar pine
SO M yellow pine 310 M rea And yellow '
fir 1040 Ai white fir Zv M ceUr &0 Mi
Nl- bLv,, sugar pine 8) Al yellnW
pine 30 M red and yellow fir 1310 M
white fir 100 M cedur 140 Mi NWV4
SK, sugar pine 60 M yellow pine 130
M. red and yellow fir 1140 M white fir
120 M cedar 60 Mi SW4 Sl4. Bugar
pine 20 M yellow pine ltiO M red and
yellow fir 1100 M white fir to M cedar
40 Mi HE SKf4, sugar pine 190 M
yellow pine 2 bit M red and yellow fir
btiO M white fir 20 M cedar 100 M; none
of the timber on thene tracts to be
sold for less thun $1.0 per M for the
red and yellow fir and cedar, $3,60 pur
M for the sugar and yellow pine, and
$1.00 per M lor the while fir. T. J6
it. a Sec. 17, SWVt NW',, yellow i
pine 485 M red fir 1& M white fir so i
M; NWW 8WV4. yellow pine 06 M sugar
pine 15 M red tlr 625 M white fir 0
Mi SW44 8V Vi. yellow pine 355 M red
tlr 4 SO M white fir 70 Mi NKVi 'EV.
yellow pine 405 M sugar plnu 100 M
red fir 3U0 M white fir 60 M; H W Vi
SKVi, yellow pine 21)0 M sugar pliie t0
M red fir 330 M white fir 30 M; 8WV4
SUVi yellow pino 60 M sugar pine 10
M red fir 35 M whitu fir 65 Mi Stif4
tW'A, yellow pine HO M sugar pine 6
M red fir 7l0 M white fir 65 M; Sec. 10
MOVi Nfci'i, yellow pi no 31)0 M sugar
pine .10 M red fir 2C0 M white fir 30
Mi Sec. 21, NNV.V sugar pine 25
M yellow pine 175 M red fir 70 Mi
SWVi NKVi. yellow pine 220 M red fir
485 M while fir 60 M; NISVi NWH,
yellow pine 115 M red fir 120 M white
fir 35 M; 8EV4 NW'U. yellow pine 5 M
rjd fir bS5 M while fir 80 M; NlOV
8K4, yellow pine -T5 M red Iir 370 M
w hite lir 76 M; NWV4 HfcVi. yellow pine
24 M red fir 635 Al white fir 160 Mi
Sec. 25, NKV4 HVt yollow pine 276
M red fir 36 M; NWVi HWVi. yellow
pine 5ito M siLgar pine 6 M red fir 200
M; SWVi HWVi. yellow pine 820 M;
SK14 HVV'Vi. yellow pine 3J6 M augur
pine 6 M red fir 1G0 M; Kec. 27, NK'.i
SWVi. yellow pine JO M sugar pine 10
M red fir 765 M; NW'A HWVi. sugar
, pine 6 M red fir 820 M while fir 45 Mi
! SWVi SWVi. red fir 9X5 M white fir 65
M; HMV SWVi. yellow pine 15 M sugar
pine 20 M red fir 680 M; NK' HliVi.
yellow pine 41 M sugar pine 30 M red
fir 370 M; NW'4 HKU. yellow pino 110
M red fir 6:0 M white fir 40 M: HWVi
1 S-KV4. yellow pine 60 M nugar pine it&
M red fir O.'O M White fir 60 M; HlCVi
! SKVi, yellow pine Jfio M sugar pine 20
! M red fir 6J& M white fir 35 M; none
j of ttie timber oil theno itectioiis to be
1 sold for IcflN than $;i.75 per M for the
ydlow and miKitr pine, $1.60 iter M for
i the r. fl himI yellow fir and $1.00 per M
1 for thn while fir. T. 30 H It. 6 fc;
: Sec. 17, N K 1 1 NW4. yellow pine 6r-0
M; SW'i NW'i. yellow pino 43K M;
NW'i SW'-. yellow pine '.t.r M; none
of thn tlmher on thtwo tra t to t
Isold for Ic thun per M. William
ispiy, ComiuUfaluner, Gcnerul Land of
; rfco.
Loddcd to capacity 6rmctimcs with steep lulls
to climb or long distances to travel the moving
man can afford to take no chances with his costly
freight. He must have abundant power, he must
have speed and he must have low cost per mile
to make the lob pay. His experience has taught
him that Shell Gasoline always delivers the goods.
SHELL COMPANY
Of CAUKIiKlA
O. W. Young & Son report slio sale I formerly owned ly E. L. Dole ot
of tho house at 855 South Muln street! Salem, to J. V. Siuith.
iM iioiihcwork reiiiicfU iy
I, our Kamily laundry ber-
U:f.
Semi us ALL the llu'-n
for perfect ckatming.
m-mrm
2i
UaVal
Delicious Fruit Juices
LOGANBERRY
RASPBERRY
BLACKBERRY
PEACH
CHERRY
PRUNE
Put These Refreshing and Heathful Juices up Yourself
with a
JUICY FRUIT PRESS COMES IN TWO SIZES
Wo carry a complete lino ot Jurs, Kottlcs, Suction, Conservos, Canning
Apparatus and everything needed fur putting up trult at home.
Churchill Hardware Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
Wa make Ladles' Suits
Men's Suits
Phone 148
RELIABLE TAILOR
J. H. BERNIER
We Do Alterations
Cleaning and Pressing
Kohlhagen Bldg- (Next Door Umpqua Hotel)
The Sin That Guarantees
Genuine Parts
Only through the use of genuine Buick
factory-made parts can the mechanical ex
cellence of Buick cars be maintained. These
parts are identical with those originally used
in building the car. The same materials, the
same workmanship are employed.
The infrcquency with which Buick requires
such service is proved by the experience of
every Buick owner. If, however, for any
reason such service 13 necessary, Buick
Authorized Service is available everywhere.
BUICirMOTOR COMPANY
LINT, MICHIGAN'
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
Roseburg, Oregon
When better automobiles arc built, Buick will build them
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