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ROSFBURO NEWS-REVIEW. WEPNFSPAV, OCTOBER 31. 193- PAGE TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Issued Dally It. V. HATKS I.K11T U. IIATF.S-. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily, tier year, by niall.. Dallv, nix uiontli.t. by ii.all.... Dnll', three months, by luall Daily, sinale month, by mall Dally, by turner, per luuutu Weekly News-Review, by mall, per year... McJaber mt Th AaaoclalHl Pm 1 iclulvlji of ll nsw iilil :hea credited to It or i,d to all Iwal new. pul.ll.h.d bria. lupatcliaa h-reln tit alo ruerved. filtered aa attoud claaa matl.ir May II, Oregon, under lb Act RObUUURG, OHEOON, Dl'Ml'lNG L'NDKSIKADLES ; "The European roveniments are endeavoring in every possi ble, way to hold tlieir really desirable citizens ut liome, and are rtri'vinjr .strenuously to unload on the United States the great ma;,.! of the depraved and degenerate witJi which their cities are crowded." The foreginjf statement was made by Congressman A.swell of Louisiana on returning from a trip to Europe. He went ... ,. , p.!.. over Willi rv.'ereiary jmvis oi me have .studied the inimijcraUon (uestion with some care, remaps his' idea may be exaggerated, but the same statement has often beiii made by other authorities. There must be some basis lor it. ; This suggests that great care should be exercised in admitting alicjns into this country. It is not enough to examine them phy sically and make sure that they have no diseases. Their char acter and mental attitude and record are even more important thiJn their physical condition. The government should support theinimigration service more liberally, so that it could do its work jid'iquattly. If possible applicants ought to be examined on the other side of the Water, so that poor people would not be spending tlieir money to cross the seas and then get turned down. Also it is hard lo see how such examinations could be thoroughly sat isfactory unless applicants were prepared with recommendations thowing that they had been willing and useful workers and la w abiding people in the communities where they had recently lived. A nian who has no record of good and faithful work on the other side of the ocean is a doubtful proposition as an American citizen, lie would better stay where he is, until he has demonstrated his fitness to enter the land of the free. o ISN'T IT One of the greatest factors to successful business building is the practice of rigid economy but economy when considered iri the curtailing of your advertising is nothing more than a "leap in the dark." You invite disaster while your competitor's business jncivnf.es in the light of his greater activity in advertising. Most of us can look back a few years and recall some prod uct Unit everybody knew but that is not now known. If we trace the cause of its disappearance we invariably find it to be the false economy of curtailing on the wrong end of the business adver tising which is like shutting olT the electric current in the power house the car will coast for a while but will finally stop. , Publicity by the local merchant is as essential to his success as publicity by the national advertiser is necessary to the life of his product. Good, progressive local advertising would do much to stimulate home trade and create that confidence in neighbor hood dealers which brings a feeling of goed fellowship between dealer and consumer. Let the advertising department of this paper help you plan your campaign. Our advice and cooperation arc always at your disposal. o 'Merchants should consider well any proposition offered them by unreliable persons who have an advertising scheme to put over and a mania for misrepresentation. Not one out of a thousand of these "cock-sure" propositions a business way, but on the contrary are a complete lizzie JTiiiy of lukirs are being suiiiirtotl men. The Siskiyou bandits are still at largo and excitement regard ing their capture is quieting down to some extent. Hut look out, there's always a lull before a storm, and the outlaws may show up any moment. Fact that a man tan control an automobile perfectly, unfortun ately does not prove that lie can control himself when he gets behind a steering wheel. o . Au ii, , i l i . S llif ))t'M(onli;iI i IiH UOT1 itiTcvtitm for the farinor is l-inj Dear Folks: His suit is real becoming and hose are of the finest silk, a part and slylisii stl it s promt and line is to see Ins fingernails and heels. His nails are black and grimy ;i,iV n.g signs of real neglect, am ft range it is he'll go his way and never once suspect his heels am nails are shahhy and conspieinu: . as well; that tho he o'.i.ervv is-, is right, these things are w hat rt i I. Her gown is rich and handsome JUid her fare is fresh and tail The shadow-si lightly dance upon I: smile is real contagious and her ; liaim it is to so tier finirernjiils d h.vi-.. Iter lu-el.s are worn ami shodiU. n::i:ii;,rr over, '.stead ci (traiKlit. The ctMIer and his set o:' t k U, she mijrlil to eiutivaie. lief nails are dull and racked, not a; ;!i w ;;a von'd epei l. ai:d( so lictvvcen her heels and nails she loses m i-, snvt. j fine? learners ;.re nensiiiiiii aiui it.ee surely pleasv liu To Ret them all you have Ut have is cash v uli which t. Iniv. wlial's the use of phiinajre when your u.'v'us vv.iv reveals think not of (ho (rivatt r things, your finj:i i :..,ils ;;r.d htvls? Except Sunday president aud Manager ...Secretary-Treasurer ..V00 i.oo 1.00 . .60 . .60 t.00 AMor:at4 Pra. muUd to tlx u for republication not etnerwlae crwlllfd In this papal. All rlPla ot republication of lcll lMt, al tba post office at llustburu. of March 'i, IH1D. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1923. i ... L ..r i ...t uepaiuneiu in i.ujui, iic TIU'K? mean anything to a merchant in by contributions from business Urawa near, an Over (KrpiMlIllg nianilVsU'd his tie is tied with care. His is in his hair. His hat is new he feels. Cut what a shame ill l'rij:ht and gulden h:lir. Her 1" i le, t tecih revea Dnt w hat a ev e. ; Hut I you i BY BERTGBATZS GOOD EVENINO FOLKS ' j Tonight'a tha night i That tha windows ! On Main atrcet Will get More than their Share of aoap. m- DUMBELL DORA THINKS Babe Ruth la a movie actress. The legion fellers were aprouting new lida today and they looked like a bunch of ehinec pheasants lookin' far a roost. CC2 Most people can do what they have to do; even liva on the salary they are netting. "Home i ne oniy piaco on eerm whfn the fuu an(, fatlinB, 0, nu. manity are hidden under the aweet mantle of charity." OHH-HH! She gave a little ahriek of pain Oh how could one mistreat her But you'd holler if you aat on A hot electric heater. ? "Man that is born of woman la of few days." and he can make them much fewer by worrying about how few they are. m The girl "who thinks no man is good enough for her" may often be right, but she la more often left. Most people who read Who's Who wonder what the others did to merit such distinction. Edse I Ford didn't go to war, but he is getting about half the bonua money. CCS OUR OWN DEFINITIONS AFFINITY A dame who will stick to you as long aa the bank-roll lasts. The advantages in a closed car. Is that It gives you all the air-tight pro tection of home when you go out for fresh air. There Is one thing which most of us have found that it is no trouble to find trouble. COMPANY MANNERS There was a grown-up girl and she had a little curl Right in the middle of her forehead At a cVince or on the street She was always lust as sweet But when the was at home she was horred. Douglas Matloch. ' "Sr "ife llr Modern sons, carrying on their fathers' businesses, should be very Successful. There ts no Inheritance on bootlegging. Scientist says lady mosquito does all t.ic biting. Then she's no lady. There are so many farmers in the United States Senate that ye ed sug gests the form of addressing the pre suming officer be changed to "Hey!" WHERE IT IS PARKED Ten thousands tons of talcum pow- : ucr arc used annually in tne unueo i States. V H innnli thai 1h mn of this is left on the lobe of the ear. n . . i. . . wrhH i ,r. a l . ",cJf-": M rs. II. C. Fielding. Ashland; world seem to so dark too many of. N, ,, M j r s s us never have a pleasant word for the k, ,,,,,,,. ,. ,. ,,.,' . ,: other fellow. When a tree stops growing, it be- glni to decay, are you growing? 'ft it it Ignorance Is one of the world's worst evils. There are advjntngea and disadvan tages to (roving and one that might uc r'incr cia is Tinging out whether the furniture is really solid be put In either class is finding out or veneered. i I -The street diggin' outfit was down by the Douglas Hotel last night jauin' things up and. as a result most of the Douglas guests spent the night look ! mg at the wall poptr flowers. i ill ' !f B it gosh won't it be swell when thr new cluster lights are lit upf A tot of punktn heads will be cut or the mam tem tonight interfenn' with the curfew law. ! X Xjvtrif&c-liT: ' J i ,-Tn' fellf- dnvin' a new car down the t-eot mor.t alius thinks only his ' :rtc!'tors jre lookin; at him.". t.ning To t;;iu,:- V'.i: . Ces- t lllg p. op-e lire pl.'n l:h;g to attend the O. V f. Hone i '!i.m '.t.'.lall .':noe at forvalUs on ii- v st V.trv fei ;ii r stu- il.rts ef the cell-ce will also partlr- l-:lte i;; lite ll ,luc, (.-! n g ti 51 IV it if.. INDIGESTION B rur T'Wutti ttr-nT Twn that 4irm sW rtVf mnj frmforl im CHAMBERLAINS TABLETS No trptrg- no Dua -only 2S cents ' Got on by Myself (fly Wlckes Wamboldt.) A litlo itlrl wan overheat d by her mother vigorously pt iriooInK the Al mighty for assistance In mounting lier bin rocking- home. After a period of thin, following by a scramblm noise. I he mother heard her say brightly, "Never mind, Lord; 1 got on by my self n.ow." Matiy of us grown fo!k are like that Utile Kill. We pray for thia and we Drav for that. Then after we I" ' what we want, we are tremendously proud of ourselves, and our conceit j leada ua to withhold credit fr.mi every other source. Perhaps that la why tlira Kurcesse.i of ao many nf ua are ho linii'-'l. II you were helpline a youni; man V 'he ladder of life and every time you boosted him a runir he looked around proudly and shouted to the world. Ain t I the amart one? Si-e what i did all by inyeelf," you would prob ubly gel tired of it aud let him alone. Someone has Bald that iriailtude Ik a lively appreciation of favor yet to eoiue. Maybe ho. Even at that it if betler than no appreciation at al- Kx- pectintr more ftfvorH to come Is al least the acknowledgement that fav ors have been received, and that is better than completely ignoring the matter. It ia noticeable that of the ten lepera who were cleansed, only one returned to acknowledge and Kive thanks. It ia einnificant lhat Christ's remark to this one mav have indira- led that the other nine w.'re not so cured us they thought they w-re. We are very apt to' scorn the steps by w hich we climb. We are very apl lo look with indifferent'! on the niun who helps us along In the world anil Kivea us a chance. We are very ! to forget th herntni? hand that w. held out to, us as soon an we have i pulled ourselves up by it. 100 olten. try aa we can. we never have the opportunity tu repay those who aid us. They go out of our lives or we go out of theirs. A smile, a handshake, a farew-ell, and it is r.P over, f requently the only way we tan pay a debt is to paxs on help to someone else, someone who may have no claim on us whatever. Often it h only in this way can txpre our gratitude. And gratitude, whether or not it h a lively appreciation of favors yet to come, is a wonderfully ennobling at tribute and exceedingly pleasing to meet MASK 0ALL! At Winchester, Sat. nite, Nov. 3 Where you always have a good time. Good music and prizes will be awarded. ... : o i t HOTEL ARRIVALS I - 44i rmpim Hotel Portland arrivals: George Pirie. F. C. Nlrhdron. S. J. Lafferty. 1'leorge Henry. J. it. Keep. E. M fieove and wife. A. E. Smith and wife. J. E. McCobe. M. Mclmre. E. G. Taylor, It. C. .Morris, A. G. Gran ahan. L. II. Hamilton, C. It. Coy. Joseph Moreor. Phil Schaller. R. D. Jolliffe, L. N. Ilralnerd. Miscellaneous': F. G. Shaw. Marshfleld; C. Rlely. Oakland; M. Wilson, Los Angeles; F. K. Haiti. Los Angeles; T. H. Dudley. Santa Morien; II. W. Kedick, Eugene; Dr. nnd Mrs. iC. It. Ahlinan. lloqiiain: II. Hille lirand. Entjene; H. W. Shelley. San Francisco; J. 11. Lee, Albany; T. VV. Olln. Los Angeles; Miss Mc.Ni'lr. VVhittlcr; Mrs. Lena DeGroir. Los Angeles; A. VV. Gill and wife. Los Angeles; Ray E. Glass, Eugene; J. 0. Cawlfield and wife: H. It. Hoff and wile. Seattle; K. L. Kobelnon. ,',,t' rt URfH-n , I. ti. I'viiam, .MtMl- i K. Hiuelan and family, Fresno, Cal.; I arl Smith. Long llearh: Mrs. E. .Mayn, Long Heach; M. H. Mavn. Mrs. A. Mayn. Sulphur Springs. Montana: E. N. Ilanta. EuKi ne; T. A. Himan. Spokane: Seymour Jones. Salem; L. D. Fowler. San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Dwyer. -Spokane: Litis Moore. Marysville; (ilebrehnos. Sail Francisco: t'arl'.l. clement, Seattle; II. W. M.floud. J. c. I'lalts. San Francisco; Mr. ami Mrs. 0. 11 Keines. Washington. D. C; Mrs. J. T. Dcrh.rt. Wushingtoa, D. C; Mrs. M. II. Hollenheck. Meredith, N. Y.: Walter llalloway. MeriHiith, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. .1. II. Drissler, South Hcnd. Wash.: Mr. i.ad Mrs. V. A. Drager, Springfield. Mo.; Fred Walt- kins. I'nnrod: E. J. shardebeel; and ite. Los Anreles; I'. I'aris. Uis An jgeles; Mr. and Mrs. luiid Sproat and I son. Los Angel. f. II. liills'.ur luttil Wltt An.'.l..a Donuhis Motel Portland arrivals; J. H. Watt n-bli-.st. Mr ..mil Mrs A. Piers, f. .1. Hermann. M:i. A, Pcversdorf. VV . 11. McCreor. William fereghino. M. f. (Jresory. VV. ('.. 1 tirnell, W. E. Mc Kinney. J. Ashby. VV . II. Ilnlllnser. O. A'. fii' land. F. T. f.reen. J. VV . frocker. VV. f. tiring. Victor Dick ey. Fred Twony. A. Anderw n. Miscellaneous: Mr. and Mrs. 1.. 1" P.eit aw. V lute Siilubur Springs. i Montana: fDde Xiason. VV. D. fhaf I l.n, Sil! Lake City; Ralph J. Pau-el ; Al. F. l ast I. fasselton. N. D. : I . S:. :ut. E. X. Cole and wile. Oak- laud: Fred ilonlon. San Fraucisco: : Mr. V f . Waite. faluary, fanada: I J E. hall. Vacoiua; p. lle-oiHn. Ta , coma. J .1. Sireoi'iii. Ijii'ros.i.-. wis.: .1 V . Summer. l.i, Alit'le": t, J lliwl.v. . .ini, i .; F. T. f.rav 'eit. OI.Miipia: E. J. I.uthy aud lani 'll. Died. OteKOll; f. M. Doty and ite. Aliain: Mr. and Mm f. I:, n ! son. VV atitun ille; r'ree Fatner. Eu ISMie; Ml Alice t'emey. Mrs. Tillie Js. lnilii. lr ami Mrs. Paul Srhtilu. fass.lion. X. D ; Mr. and M-s. II. 1. Karsei.. iii-i-. d..h ; .V. H. Sand- , l-eri and !jin::y. St. ileUns: A. K I'm sr'.i and iie. Spokar.c; VV. W Always Take CASCARAOUININE ?oivv Relieves COLD IN 14 HOURS LA GRIPPE IN 3 DAYS AU Dnif flsta-M jjm,., p. j, walker, Eugene. (.rand lliKel Portland arrivals: P. A. Jaeger, Charles Foster, W. fi. Van Camp, 1. W. Heebies. M. J. Peters. C. Kdelson. L. L. Heregrine. A. Johnson. A. X. Holman, Mr. and -Mrs. S. S. Uarues, Vel Hill. T. W. Scott. Miscellaneous- J. S. Baker, Al bert Koepp, Eugene; V. Hadley. Springfield. .Mass.; W. C. llradley, Coquille; A. L. C'lrKtck. Salem; K. M Moddee and wife, Yoncalla; J. E. ilray, Seattle; F. W. Ward, Orey liell, Wyoming; Khoda MacKarney, Palo Alto; Fred Ward. Fort Uragg, Cal.; li. Williamson. Kort Hrang; K. Smith, Denver, Colo.; A. U Mauch. Hattle Creek, Colo.; Mrs. Meyers. Al pine; T. Moore, Alpine; P. H. Lob dell aud wile. Bozeman, Mont.;0. Smith. Vancouver. II. C; Jas. A. Schiffie, San Fraucisco; Caspas Cam engired, Medford; O. It. Lauf and wife. II. W. Uennett and wife, Calim (iretchel. Crescent City; Mrs. Hoy Fisher. Oakland. Or.; J. W. Williams. CoiiulHe; W. N. Crouch, Oakland, or.; K. Hey, Seattle; Joe Hutchin son. Tiller; Ike Smith, wife and mother, Wedtlerburn, Or.; Miss I'el selasker. Miss Gustalson, Seattle; F. .f. Havens, (irants Pass; B. H. East han. Toffemhan; Herman Sulk and wife, Pendleton: C. F. Kltter. Pen dleton; W. J. Freeborn, Tacouia; O. M. Wheeler, Tacoma; K. Haran, Ash land; .Mrs. VV. llusch, Spokane; H. A. lialev. II. H. Young. Monmouth; J. H. Fox. Klamath Falls; Harry Croat, Los Angeles. 0 De l,llierty Theatre With Klta Kogan, the seven yea; old girl star. Dorothy Macknill, Zena Keefe. and Iteed Howes in the lead ing roles, the Liberty Theatre is showing "The Hroken Violin" to night and tomorrow. Thrills, laughs, tears, suspense, heart interest and mystery are all cleverly blended in tills super-production, which is bound to make a orong appeal to men. women, and children alike. It is one of those plays in which all the elements that constitute the human emotions pre dominate, and bring home to the people many like experiences in their own lives. , The action centers around the beautiful little Rita, who is made the victim of a conspiracy which conies within an inch of causing her death I the hands of onspirators who are about to obtain her fortune, when a : udden unexpected turn of events l"iis to her rescus and her reunion with a brother the never knew ex isted. Antlers Theatre The entire company producing the "Tiger's Claw." a Paramount pic ture starring Jack Holt, were armed with revolvers during the filming of certain Indian scenes in that photo play. This course was rendered im perative as a measure of seli-pro-lectlon against the wild beasts em ployed in the production. Even Jos eph Hennbery, the director, the cam eraman Hnd property men carried "gats" for use in a possible emer gency. Among the beasts used in the pic ture were tigers, lions. ch-eiahs. leoiards and elephants supplying niurn or t ne action. With such ac tors. Director Henaberv decided to , . use precautions. That is why the ar tillery was procured. "The Tiger's Claw" will l. the bill at the Antlers Theatre tonight. Eva Novak is the leadin."! woman. Maje-tlc Tiientre The manager of the Maleslie The atre announces as the attraction at Matestic tonight the Fox picture. I li" Great Mtht" with the favorite William Russ.-ll as star. This should prove entertainment of the best sort. TURN HAIR DARK WITH SAGE TEA If Mixed with Sulphur It Darkens So Naturally Nobody Can Tell ! The oltl-tlme mixture oi Sifre Tea and Sulphur for darkening gray streaked and f.tthd hair i Rrandmolh- er s r-.-ci.Tc, and I'n'.ks arc ai;.iin usmt; it to keep their luir a Rood, even color, i which ts quite senible, as we are hv- ! , inr in an a whm a youthful appear. 1 . ancc is f the prcatest !us'j. .Now.uU;?. tiniush, we don't line the troublesome ta.-ls ef p.itlu-rms t!ie sate I ; and the tnussy tnixir.? at home -il dru stores ..rU the rcu'v-to-mc r.,.. net. irr-roved l-v t'-e a-M:t,on ef ,tr D;!:u':..1::vl,m;'," , ...hut iu uo.iv can niirm-.r ,, i... -.e-i-i. .n-.p.y moisten our comb or a sett bt;i-h with it and draw . ... ,.,, )OUr .lir l,lK,n c, ... strand 1 at a tone; .y m.nm the R'av i air c,..;Pet, r,llt whj, U(.lisl,ts th-c ';'''' it i Wynh'j an,, Sulphur - .mrotmd. that, tvs.dcs bcut,t:i;;v darkenm the lu.r after a few Sv!ki. t on, ,, p.-o,!., t,,a, kU , 7 WANTED MAN wants work on (mm. Iiox CtJ2, Itoseburg. Address WANTED Turkeys, large or amulL Phone 14 F 14- Boyer Bros nlacA nu hnnsekeener. Phone 24. ! FOR SA. ' rTTT -i WANTED Housecleaning. . 75 eenta!VoI"'i,lla. Ore per hour. Address M. M. care News-' Foit KALE r7 " Review. 3K 4 E. M. M. hiJ-' CAR OWNEH Don't forget to Call FOR R.u iTrS fct tt-hn in tinnrl nf autn nun. I Kr, l MlVv In need Sarff's Auto Wrecking House. "'" " " vvk earn WOODCl'TTEItS wanted for the win ter, good tall timber, close in, cabin and stove furnished, address "Tim ber" care News-Heview. WANTED Wood cutters, good oak timber good ground on country road. Also stumpage to sell. Phone 6 15. N. L. Conn, lioseburg. CATTLE WANTED Want to buy 2 yr. old Durham or Hereford feeder steers. Would consider bred heif-.FOK SALEfhirj -: 1. C t!l.,Umrt IVknru lira 1 O . Wii T MISCELLANEOUS -i I WILL do dressnmlting. Call 118-Y. FOR RENT I FOIt KENT Sleeping room 481 South Main street. FOIt RENT Carage, Washington st.- inquire 211 w. FOR RENTSareiy deposit Roseburg National Bank. bozos. FOIt KENT -bungalow. - Furninhed five I'hone 3il-L. room Full KENT 3 unfurnished housekecp keeoing rooms. 723 W. Lane St. FOR 11ENT 3 57ncre "Tartu, "2 "Inf. from town. M. Howe, Rt. 1, Box 29. FOIt KENT Furnished apartment about Nov. 1st- 707 Westp Mosbor. "'hone 3C".-X. Foil KENT Business location uL iU7 N. Jackson. Kent reusonablo. In quire 5U8 North .Main. FOR RENT Garage 40 by 80"onMain street. Good location. Call P. M. Mathews, or Phone 33-Y. FOIt RENT 1'urnit.hed 2 room house keeping flat, close in. Inquire 131 So. Stephens. Gas. Adults only. FOIt RENT Modern 3 room furnish ed apartments. No children. Give reference. Call between 1 and 4. E. D. Lewis, D44 North 1'inu st. T LOST AND FOUND T LOST Amber thi olfice. ear rint;. Return time Russell's popularity is nation wide. The play is based on tho s'.ory by Joseph I". Poland. ' PORTLAND, Oct. 30. Leslie Welse. arrest.d yesterday for robbing the poor bx of St. Michael's Catholic church, today confessed to entering twelve other churches, as well as t'otich and Lincoln schools, police eav. His trips have covered a period since May. his confession states. The ma jority of times he got away only with small change, fountain pens, or over coats. The places he confessed entering, police say. are si. Francis church; St. Davids Episcopal church, Sacred ! ,. " eh . , , VT Wf"e (-'"tholic chinch, Lincoln high srhn,.l CnnA nean catholic church, school. Catholic church ut East Six teenth and Yamhill streets. Centen ary M. E. church. Lutheran church. East Tenth and Grant streets: Miz peth Presbyterian church, St. Nicholas aiholic church. German Baptirtt church, and Ellison-White Conserva tory of Music. if I LOCAL NEWS R. S. HUCOTI Dl...r .1 l Ris4-iiur busln. ss. - -- ,-- .l DII'JIl tllllU HI vesierduy .itteiitliiiL- to Mr. Ilutton is a resident n Vailev. oi i;rd f ,'"' k' '"'J returned yesterday "" --in i in "ere he snent snort time at!e endlni; to business mut- llT:'. j Wiillai t honrs in ter busin i Harrison spent a few "us eiiy today looking al- -9 llflairs. Mr. Ilai-risi.n'n horn is in ti.uden Valley. t:- f Tnrtlnnrt . 1 o- '' In town .ittendini; to busjri"ss -mt. i.air,. is a represen: "i ti.e Cronin company. Wi the 'reus who has been 1 ast two w, oli in n,is '.nlier, i-;. y.'airous, re " liioiin to his home in Jllll, turn ri: C P. d i 1 t'e i -'. M r 'live of oration. -"n ironi San Francisco " city this tnorninc to ' looklni; nrter business Peterson is a repre- lh" California rackinK CHICHESTER S PILLS ill ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PagT ,-ST-T ruck Wl (l 170 Y or U-av,. fORSALi louse. I ;-? fit. -v b""'e. New Main street. c l'OH SALE- Old I.UW.o .1- . W "ook. YonT :TfW LAT. K mod,! KurdlirJ condition, and u,.Z-u "1 " d"iri'd. Phn.-,-, - . in. anu i ear exnn(;(.rsjMWHiw. i'-ou sALE-Hou,rsrr owler. HoUwju,7 Phone 4S-P a rim sale J corn. AlM fi . G. Mcllh-hey. ft,J ' Iraet. FrcdFlgtCT. n j' FOR SALE Ne7rr walnuts. 3(ic pern,ii1 "-fi. art 1 i Garden Valley. FOK SALE-oTuboTS- Full blood stock lirin ill gobblers, li). R,',.rn Iirockway, Oregos. 1 FOIl SALErprfr,aTl year old cow, ui t ti cember. Hercuui Srta, 3 way. Ore. I'heni, ;m 1 FOR SALE cheilTEfcr; cord tires, Stromlwt trj speedometer, visor, J iay tor, service aa FOR SALE Freak aSPX F. O. B. Mapleuin, it 1 1 more, risn snipped ui T. J. Keely, MapleiD,rn FOR SALE or Hist town lots in a goodpKjrJ in Lalironua forsomfii nround ltoseburg. Acct-J itoseliurg.. FOIl SALE Smith si ri loot new cable, two to ?30. 16 disk John Iw. suitable for tractor, K small horse, $10. Liai!'. villi.. 1 . . .i w snffcialize in an 1NSURANCI MAKE int FUTURE SAFE FOR YOUR FAMILY . i.. I?ff. IC' l Fire. Theft. Auto. 1 l,lit Hill ' 1 l,,.,r-, rw-e JOHN E. FLCBB Insurance Agofl RostburB Bark B-f J HEY LOOM serving a Sup? cial evco' evcm! 5 p. m.to9p 'B' Our Spec jelly Of'" Dreaded To " Country 61 Spaghett' XC'' Bak.il Pi"11" Hot Ra 50c to small horse. SID. Lini!'. f 1 I Joe Kruuihark of Ki-I In town yesterday looki-.i.! Y-NOT-EAI SOID 8T ORLQGISTJ VtKYViHIR ,