R0SE8URQ """W- FWIOAV. DECEMBER 21. H?3-
PACE SIX
;
Just Like a Man up a Tree
There wa a Tennevt.e Mnuufuli
ihitsxl Iiih Hif round and round uixi
ir t-itr," lii- t-hmil' 'I.
r tli.- ir.
liuih while
"liii It v
hear
KO
I'olue felks lire
Is nil i vi r.
It trikes more
: iiii.i) iii i f i
Ju-i Kki' tl.nt only ttn y don't id;oui until after the
nine to rr- r tii ln).ii nil the turkeys tliat enino
r 2",i . kIu'H it l ton Inn' to K' t very many birds.
wins out of six in
.i imhI of our lillne. aw
r.vi
IU,t o tail.
DON'T FORGET OUR SPECIAL ON SPRINGFIELD FLOUR,
$1.70 PER SACK; $6.60 PER BDL.
A WIFE'S STORY'
I By JANE PHELPS
Sec us first we can save you money.
I Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange j
Roseburg and Oakland
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
l)U M.' If. ri.YKIt Chlropratlo
dlclan. 114 W. l-an fct.
Painless Extraction
Gat When Desired
i Dr. H. R. Nerbas
DENTIST
J .lnniili I! Mi;.. Htmrhnrn, Drt-Ktia
, I'bunr !
iTri'tli t-.tra N il ml r'T'l''"''!
iNtiiif 'lay with or without I'lattn.
f I BREAK CHEST GOLDS 1
i WITH RED PEPPER j
FREE!
Everyone bringing in
tlidr Christmas packages
will get them wrapped
for mailing free. Let us
help you get your pres-
your friends
ents to
safely.
TRY OUR WAY
Phone 277 Our Auto Will Call
F.ase your lislit. aching chest. Stop
the pain. Break up the cmigestioll.
lid a had cold loosen up in just a
short time. '
"Ked I'eppcr Ruh" i the colli rem
edy that brniKs quickest relief. It can
not hurt you and it certainly seems to
end the tightness and drive the con
oesiinn and surclless riirllt out.
Kuthiiiir has such concentrated, pene- i L,
tratinir heat as red peppers, ana wnen
heat penetrates riisht down into colds,
congestion, aching muscles and sore,
stiff joints relief conies at once.
The moment you apply Red Pepper
Rub you feel the tmulinu heat. In three
minutes the congested spot is warmed
through and through. Vhen you are
sufierinft from a cold, rheumatism,
backache, stiff neck or sore inuscles,
just get a jar of Kowles Red I'eppcr
Hub, made from red peppers, at any
drug store. Vou will have the ouick
est relief known. Always say "Kowles."
( -IMITUt XI.VI
I fi lt all Hi'- joy of a bride In fix
ing up my home. "My home." I
suid It ovr and over. 1 was wildly.;
deliriously happy. Had 1'aul not
partiellv paid lor It. I should have
U.-en lull of fears, hut I knew many
people bad mortgages ou their
homes, anil 10 planned happily, ut ,
the same lime inukituj up m wi"1'
to nave all I eould In pay off the
inortgagH nniekly. I
I Kuch piece of furniture, all paid ;
for, added to my Joy of possession.
Joan niadii all sorts of fun of me.
I "Vou act like a child with her
! first doll," the told nn i
"I guem that Is Just the way 1 1
I feel. dear. Aren't you happy too;
' ihiif u-a nre to have such a lorely !
home?"
"I'll tell you after we have lived ,
there a while. I surely shan't like
it unless dud gets me a ear so I can
o where I like. 1 won't be stuek
dow n In re. depend' ut upon trains."
I paid little attention, tou happy to,
feel disturbed even by .loan's qual-j
lied endorsement, also thinking she
would be as enthused as I once we j
were settled. I had made the girls'!
room very attractive with dainty lur-l
iiishlngs and hangings, and I planned
to add several pretty things as soon
as I had time to do needlework.
"Hasn't 1'aul done wonders?" I
infd to Have l.ogan when he railed at
the apartment the day before we
were to go down Into the country.
Our trunks were packed, standing In
the living room, boxes und bundles
everywhere.
".Meaning?" he raised his eye
brows in a way he had, and that al
ways irritated me a bit. It was as if
he knew something he would not
POSTAL EXAMINATIONS
ARE ANNOUNCED
An examination for third class
postmaster will be held at ltoseburg
on January 5th. to provide a post
master for the Myrtle ('reek post of
fice. This is not an examination
under the civil service act but Is
"Vou know what I mean, Dave,"
I replied. "After hating business as
he did. making good as he has seems
Hi tie less than a miracle to me."
"Hut 1 thought the age of mira
cle:! was passed," he returned dry
ly. "Don't he horrid," I said. "I am
so happy 1 want everyone to rejoice
with me. Just think, Dave, I own a
home and furniture. Why It seems
the most wonderful thing that could
have happened to me, and It's hap
pened because Paul has at last made
up his mind to do something he has
always disliked. Do" give him credit."
"I always give credit where It Is
due.' he parried, then changed Hie
subject, bud tulUed about how he
would miss he) hi? able to run In a
often us he had been 111 the hubit of
doing.
I've become so used 10 dropping
in ut all hours," he said. "I shan't
know what to do with myself with
my spare moments."
"lint you must be with ns a lot,
Dave," 1 told him. "SpeiHl your
week ends with us. I should lose
half my pleasure In my home If It
were to mean you were to desert us."
"Do you mean that. Ruby?"
"Indeed i do, Dave."
liefore I realized his intention. I
I was In Logan's arms, and he was
I raining kisses on my face and hair.
"Don't you know I love you.
Huby.?" he suld over and over, "that
I have always loved ycu?"
I succeeded 111 freeing myself and
stood looking dazedly at hlin, fright
ened and trembling. This was a
new Dave, this man with the white
face and burning eyes.
"He has been drinking." was my
thought. "I must be sensible he
means nothing.'
"Of course you care for me, Dave,
hut you mustn't be so effusive. Sit
down and we'll talk sensibly."
"I've been sensible for years. I
thought I had forgotten you, for
gotten to care whei jou hid for
years from me. But I hadn't. I
guess when a man onee cares as I
do, they never forget. I have seen
yo" give your youth, the dear sweet
ness of you to a man who has ne
glected you, let you work like a
slave, and kept still, even when ach
ing to make life easy for you. I
have seen your blind faith and trust
until I can endure It no longer. Let
me give you a home, Kuby, and a
love, that puts you above everything
else in the world. You care for me.
Vou have shown It In many ways,
and "
"Hello, Mother! What are you and
I'ncle Dave talking about? Vou both
look as if you had been caught mak
ing love to each other." And Joan
standing in the doorway, laughed
merrily.
Tomorrow Taking Possession of the
.ew Home
RELIABLE TAILOR
Upstairs next door to Umpqua
Hotel
J. H. BERNIER
Phone 149
if
4
Ford Coupe For Sale
In excellent condition, lots of
accessories, good rubber. W. A.
Burr A Sons, Central Garage,
or phone 459-R.
XMAS GIFTS
OF
Service and
Quality
Fancy Dishes
Percolators
Copperware
Rugs
Chain
Electrical Goods
Dolls
Toys
At Lowest Possible Prices.
It Pays to Buy at
Parslow
Furniture Co.
Ill N. Jackson Street
Roseburif . Oregon
Phone 118
Carve that
Turkey with
a New SeL
Make vrtur "I ln..... ' i V
' nap py civ. i. - "-i
..um uuu mine service. ,n .
Wonderful Reductions r .
to and Including Day B V
Fee our windows for a few or n, ' GrkhJ
for the wife, or mother ' ,hcw to("t ncenfcl
Lots Of Oth.f Tki .
rChurchHI Hardware c
t 71,(5 Winchester Stort S
4 4'4,
Who Pays the Bill If
Your Auto Is Wrecked?
Winter weather makes driving
biuariloiis. lletter fix It so the
Insurance company carries the
risk. Ho It today.
JOHN E. FLURRY
Insurance Agency
Rooms 1 and 2
Roseburg Bank Bldg.
Phone 183 Rojeburg, Ore.
held under the executlvo order and !
appointments will be made as a re-!
suit of the examination unless it is!
found that the department may be i
Write Me About Your Case
TF you will write me about
your condition, I will send
you my f REE illustrated book
which tells many things about
Piles and other recTial troubles
which YOU should know.
It also explains my non-surgical
treatment which, without pain or
confinement, is GUARANTEED
to cure your Pilesor fee refunded-
It slto lists hundred, of
former patient., both
men end women, who
testify a. to my .kilL
Charles Fields at the Huseliurg post
office.
A civil service examination to pro
vide candidates for the eligible IHt
for the Roseburg post office will be
held In this city on January IS. The
examination will be for clerk-carriers,
and persons passing this exam
ination will be placed on the list of
eMgihIes for apnointmeut to substi
tute and regular service. Applica
lons nnd information may bo scored
from Postmiister Ueluline.
LUNCHEON
Our
Business
Men's
Lunches
Satisfy
GRAND GRILL
Vottre of sal of Government timber, '
'iei.eral I -and Office, Washington, D.
Nov. 20. 1923. Notlre is hereby jrlv
n that n'lbjet't to the conditions and
limitation of 'he ai"t of June 9.
1116. (Sa Stat.. 21?). February 2. 1919 1
MO Stat.. 1179). and June 4. 1920 (41
Stat., 7), and departmental resula- I
tlon of September IK. 1117 (46 U V.,
447), and June 22. 192ft (47 L D., 411). I
the timber on the following lands will '
t-e sold lec. 29. 1923. ut lti o'clock a. m.
Ht public auction at the United States
bt'tttT Fervor! hv frantsftr or nrnmo-',,ind "ir at "oseburg. Oregon, to
"tiur f rved dy transit r or promo- ((he niKht,8t bidder at n.t 1es than the
tlon. Application blanks nnd full j npprai.-ed vulue as shown by this no-
information mav no rcct ivcu from 1 ; "v 1 . W 71 . j ,
purchase price, with an additional sutnlVi
"f one-fifth of lper cent, thereof, r 3-i 3
ing commissions allowed, must be de-1 3
turned If sale Is not approved, other
wise patent will Iksua for the timber 1 3
which nui ft be remnved within ten3
years. Hlds will be received from cftl- 1 3
xn of th United states, associations 1 a
f such citizens and corporation!
Will You Need New
For the Holidays?
Whether you entertain or are entertain ..,.'. '.,
you re going to want to be smartly, attractively tsj
oven friends notice one's appearance. 1
And what complete' satisfaction there Is to liiiii fcj
the smartness and attractivenei s of your moot
Pretty Shoes play such an important panto Henri,.
mat we nope you tnink of them now, and aike ksn,
lion, ratner man wait until the last minute.
S. L. KIDDER
Roseburg, Oregon
OREGON FARM LAND AREAS
ARE TO BE CONSIDERED
1
tr-tnized unaer the laws or the United:
Urnlu a anw Cut. Tam.1 a T la. Ji
trlct thereof or.ly. 1'pon application dig
any legal subdivision will be offered
finv offer of a larcer nnit T 32 S . H. 6
w., Khc. 17. KV4, fir. 6U. M . sugar
ilne 7.1 M., none of the timber on this
tr'ict to be sold for losn than $1.25 per
M for the fir and I.'. 50 per M for the
'igar plno.' T. 21 S. R. 3 V.. Pec. 81,
NK'i NK'i. fir K,0 M. SW'U N't). fir
Vni.M.. SH'4 NK'i, fir 9 M.. SW4
vKVi.ftr 7r.f M , NK'i NW'4, ffr 1285
M., cedar 24n M.. frl. NW'H NW4, fir
1 '40 M.. cedar lin M.. NV4. fir
Tin M.. cedar 80 M. frl. SW NW4 fir
1200 M, redar 170 M.. none of the tlm
tter on these tracts to be sold for less
than $1.75 per M for the fir, and $1.60
per M for the cedar. T. 27 K. R. 11
Sec. 7. NWU N fir 2S00 M. hem-
nek 60 M. none of the timber on this
Ihhn thnn 12 f0 nr
i 'c per M.. for the S
H. 1 W Sec. XX,
I Auction Auction 1
At Auction House '
Every Saturday at 2:30 P. M,
Your City and Farm
Sales Solicited. 5
See Us For Dates. i?
328 N. Jackson.
CH&S. J. DEAN. M.D
2D ANp H0RRIS0N PORTUND.OftfCON
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Answered by Our
RADIOS
"Let Joy liiiiK Out'' with one
of those Christmas Itadfo sets.
On chilly winter ev.nillirs it is
nun h more fun to cat her around
one of our family Kaillo Sets
than to ko out In the cold and
snow and walk to the theatre
concert opera or leiture. Ycu
(-an have all of these at home at
less expense and with greater
comfort.
Bellows
Radio Shop
No. Jackson St.
Oregon has a total area of (11.188.
IXit acres, of which 22.1 per cent, or
n.r,l2.SlS acres, ate included in
farms, and 8.2 per cent, or 4.sn.M
ncres, are classed as Improved landu
by the Tinted States census.
One of the questions to be raised in
the land settlement and reclamation ;
illusion of the eoniinir state-wide airri- tract to be .old f,
cultural economic conference kc who-' ,nr ,",e 'lr.
,,. , ... . ... , , , ;brnloek. T. 19 S.
i,-.iii annum no en ue eioinni: 1 wi. uwi ,j
more new lauds or concentrate to a for le thnn si.ts per M. T. 21 S., R. i
ur.ater extent on settlinc and makinc )v - MV1 K1; 'lr M.I
more prosperous the lands already i lra,.', , ',,,; ' W I,.,, than II "s vr
developed. This conference will he SI., for the fir and r,0e per M for the
nelil nt . A r .lanuarv L't tn 2a ,'-'uar. i. it, ,s.. h. 2 v.. see. l. Ixit 4.
iir rtNilir 1"U Al.. '.4 SW'
rir l'.ts M., none of t he timber on tbene
acts to be .old for less thnn 11.76 per
V for the fir and 11 nr M for tin. fa.
dur T. 17 S ft. 7 W Sec. 3,. SWU
fir isoo M.. not to be sold for less than
t? 50 per M. T 27 S . It. 12 W.. See. SI,
SW'i fir lvno r. Hemloek 75 M
'"!' 175 M, si;i. s: fir UUO M..
I,onilork 17T, M, ce.lir Sr,0 M. PK,U
NV, fir 00 M.. e..,iar 60 M., NK
SK'i fir S0 M . i-ednr 20 M. None of the
Umber on these trn.'t to be sold for
less than 12. 60 p,r M for the fir. $2 00
per M tor the eeil.-ir and 1.00 per M for
the hemloek. T If, s , 11 1 XV Sec S
u.t 1. fir sum M.. i..,t 3 fir sun M..' Lot
3. fir 1175 XL. Lot i fit. Qlo l awi'.
NW14 rir loon . sk'i SWIi fir 1325
NK SWli fir 1115 M.. redur 10
NW'i swi; fir :is M. awn m-u
1 Xf . Si;tt SU-14 fir 1225 M..
StK'4 fir lfi-ii, Xf RKU ki.'iz n-
I :') M.. none of ih timber on these
tracts to be sold f .r less thnn 1.75 per
Xt s . Pru.lf!l. A t ni Attant Com-
jenern 1 1 nrt nf f Ire.
RarJabaugh & Patterson
I
T y T t -r x t x y.i, T. t tt t - i-. TJt-T.tjm.TTjry y jrjur: hktitttyttI I
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CHRISTMAS FROLIC
Twenty Kindfrcarlcn Babies and Older Mudtnls
OF THE
HEINLINE CONSERVATORY
IN
Pageantry and Dramatic Art
Antlers Theatre December 2 1 st, 7 : 30 o'clock
H'M
fir 67
SW,
CHRISTMAS
SUGGESTIONS
Brown or Frosted, Fibre
Chairs and Rockers.
Brown or Frosted Fern
eries. All Leather Rockers.
Simmons All Steel Four
Poster Beds
Smoking Sets.
Oak Jardiniere Stands.
LENOX
Furniture Co.
r
3 No. 321
North Jackson
Phone 26
Street
I
BOXING CONTEST,!!
Friday, December 21
Auspices Sutherlin Athletic Club
Joe Huff, Portland; vs. Chick
10 Two-Minute Roundi
Will Poole, Cottage Grove, vs. Barney MM
- 6 Two-Minute Hounos.
Kenneth Padelford, Sutherlin,
4 Two-Minute Rounds
RinRside Seats
Reserved Seats
General Admission
..i.30. pi i;;
......1.25. Pi""'-
..si.t. Mca
8 O'CLOCK P.
TUBBY
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GEE' SUES LME CtTTlM:
WOME F(?0M SCHOOL
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Politeness Gets Its Reward?
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