ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1924.
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M 10 percent hys
It to I)r. C'iarence
Ibyiatrist of the
Beautify!
fltt, China Cup.
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Time
I your winter
cleaned and
Let our auto
fcctthem. V"
them look
ro CiL
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il!Hdwe.Co'. I
I oi-; R way
.hene 277
W ill Call
S"'" '. on,
J and Alt
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Electric
Toaster
N Handiest little contri
?d.'f cvpr used.
r v' vancc
1 C.et one for your wife.
j dutifully and reverses the slice
C ,itv for touching it. Manes you,
r'T; d it is always hot and cr.sp.
Idu wai
r ..a. i been
rchill Hardware Co.
The Winchester Store.
idio! Radio!
BOYS!
the Crosiey No. 51 2 tube Radio for only $20.35.
Lie? S tube sot for 533. Loud speakers only $10.
COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER
,TTS MUSIC STORE
ROSEBURG, ORE.
ELIABLE TAILOR
J. H. BERNIER
Upitalrt Next Umpqua Hotel
Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations
Make Your Clothes in Roseburg
! NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELEC
I TION
.
v tne annual election tor an
officers of tho DoukIus
county chapter of the Ameri-
can Red Cross will be held in
the Chamber of Commerce
rooms on Wednesday evening,
Nov. 26 at 7 p. m.
If you are interested In this
work come to this meeting
and help determine the fu-
ttire activities of the chapter
In this count v.
BY THE PRESIDENT.
Northwestern University medi
cal school.
Twice Dr. Neyman has made
attempts to solve the question of
her identity and each time she
sit mid to pass readily under the
spell and answer questions none
of which developed any clues.
WALL PAPER ON SALE
Come and see it and get prices.
Beautiful designs. Save 2o to 5(1
cts. nu dollar and be in style. At
Fisher's Wall Paper Store.
Brave the Wind and Storm
in fte best wet weather togs
ever invented ff:(?
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TUBBY
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SEEfj Aa THE -MIKEV
AN DRESSlW ArJ MASfHED
POTAIOEi AM' CBAM
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I'SB 1'HOKAXE TALK
(AnocUted 1'rw Loued Win?.)
LONDON. Nov. 26. HrltUh
military law recognltcs the fact
that soldiers are liable to out
bursts of profanity, and when a
private of the royal dragoons
was charred at an Aldei-shot
court-martiul recently with utilug
insuhordinate language toward a
sergeant, he was acquitted upou I
the. grounds that the expressions
he used "were common bar room
language." The Uritish manual
of military law. cited by the do- i-
fense in the case,
aays:
"A soldkT uses violent lan
guage, which Is a mere outburst
of momentary irritation or ex
treme, without at all intending
to be Insubordinate. Allowance
must be made for coarse expres
sions which a man of inferior ed- '
liftnltnn u!11 Mca aa mac otiiIa. '
lives."
NOTICE TO EAGLES
A Thanksgiving turkey dinner
will be served to all Eagles and
their families, Wednesday evening,
Nov. 26th u 8 p. in. Maccabce
Hull.
B. F. GOODMAN, Sec.
.NO TIKKKV FOrt
1.0KH AND LKOI'OLD
(AtMtwintril 1'ri'M l-fiijed Wire.)
CHICAGO, Nov. 26. There
will be no Thunksglvlng turkey
for Nathan Leopold, Jr., and
Richard Loeb, serving life terms
for the murder of Robert Franks.
Instead the menu will consist of
roast pork, potatoes, tomatoes,
mince pie, toffee and a cigar.
Hut prison routine will be bro
ken for the day. No work will
be done, and in the afternoon a
vaudeville program will be giv
en. o
If It's a saw, axe or wedge, try
Lowell's.
orK.v IjO.xu hkiimjk
(Associated Prew Lrofeil Wire.)
PEEKILLS. N. Y., Nov. 26.
The new Hear Mountalu bridge
across the Hudson -iver. the
longest suspended structure in
the world, will be opened to
traffic tomorrow. Its length is
2,257 feet and it is the only ve
hicular bridge across the Hudson
below Albany. Built by private
capital, It will be a toll bridge.
WHAT COULD BE NICER
Than have your furniture bright
ened up with Sapolin stains and
enamels. Save 25 . per cent on
thein at Fisher's Paint Store, 403
West Cass St.
AlTFIt -I'llK'AtiO GI XMKX
( AwiM'iutt'ii 1'reM Lrksc-J V, irt.)
CHICAGO, Nov. 26. Raid
ing forces combining resources
of the states attorney, sheriff
and police department have, be
gun what officials plan to be
the most concentrated drive
against criminals. Chicago has
ever known.
Squads last nipht and-early to
day visited all sections of the
city and its suburbs, closing sus
pected places and arresting care
takers. Owners of some resorts,
the raidt rs reported, had already
locked their doors and deserted
tho premises.
SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND ELEC
TION NOTICE
State of Oregon, , County of
Douglas. School District No. 4, ss.
NOTICE is hereby given that at
the School District Bond Election
hereby called to be held at the
directors' room in the high school
building in the city of Roseburg In
and for said school district No. 4
of Douglas county, Oregon, on
Wednesday, the 10th day of De
cember, 1924, between the hours of
two o'clock p. m. and seven o'clock
p. m. there will be submitted to
the legal voters thereof the ques
tion of contracting a bonded in
debtedness in the sum of $165,
000.00 fbr the purpose of erecting
and furnishing a school building
in and for said district and pur
chasing a site therefor.
The vote to be by ballot upon
which shall be Ihe words "Bonds
Yes" and "Bonds No," and
the voters shall place a cross (X)
between the word "Bonds" and the
word "Ygl," or between the word
"Bonds" and the word "No" which
Indicates his choice.
The polls for the reception ol
the ballots cast for or against tho
contraction of said indebtedness
will, on said day and date, and at
the place aforesaid, be opened nt
the hour of two o'clock p. m. and
remain open until the hour of
aeven o'clouk p. m. of the
samel
day, when the same shall be
closed. ' I
' By order of the District School
I Board of School District No. 4 of
Douglas County. Oregon, made,
: this lath day of November, 1!I24.
II. W. TAYLOR,
Chalynan, District School Board.
Attest:
V T Mirelll. District Clerk.
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Safe and Proven Remedy
for Colds, Grip and Influenza.
The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet
Look for this
Signature
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CHICAGO, Nov. 26 Coif has
outstripped curative waters,
scenery, bathing and fishing as
the winning attraction of water
ing places, according to the re
sults of a study made public to
day by Al Esplnosa, profession
al golfer.
Esplnosa said that while the
old enticements to health resorts
were still Btrolig with a certain
number of persons, the great
growth of tho last few years was
due largely to the building of
goir links at various Florida
winter resorts, gulf coast cities
and California's scenic spots. .
As a proof of his observations,
Esplnosa cited the fact that to
day, Orlanda, IMorida, enter
tains more northerners since the
opening of its golf links than
the largest old Hme winter re
sorts of the south lured with a
combination of sea fishing, salt
wati;r bathing and winter sun
shine. Walter Hagen is building two
golf links in Florida and the en
tire state is pjanting fairways,
building greens and digging
bunkers to accomodate the ever
Increasing demand from north
ern golfers.
Old time California winter: re
sorts are building larger hostel
eries in a vain effort to take
care of the influx of those who
have been attracted by the golf
links, built at first with tiie sole
Idea of trying to please the mo
dest number of visitors who had
shown a surfeit of bathing aud
a bored expression when viewing
the scenery for the 'steenth time.
GIVE YOUR FAMILY
A Christmas present of a beauti
fully decorated home. Most beau
tiful designs and work guaran
teed to please. Fisher's Wall Ta
per Store. 403 West Cass St.
1N.II Ui;l) 1SY 1IOMU
, (AnAociatrd Ph-hs l.enwil Wire.)
CHICAGO, Nov. 2(i. William
Altier was hurled several feet
Into tho air. his clothing was
torn to shreds nnd ho was prob
ably fatally injured today when
a bomb exploded near his home
as he was passing on I1I3 way to
work.
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Subscribe for magazines at Fic
tion Library.
BAXDIT IS KILLED
(Ai-aociateil PrcM l-earn-.! V
)
PALO ALTO. Cal., Nov. 2fi
An unidentified man. believed to
be one of two suspected safe;
crackers, who disarpied Police-i
man L. S. Lawrence here last j
night and engaged in a pisiol i
fight with Policeman Delbert i
Gorman, was found shot to death
on a Palo Alto strtet today. I
The policemen who were walk-1
ing a beat together, surprised the
two supposed cracksmen as (hey
were acting in a suspicious man- (
ner in front of a downtown store.
Tho men disarmed Lawrence, . Salem, Orcg. "ihru heavy lit t
but Gurman opened fire. The.itiB I developed a severe case of
men returned the fire, one of the feminine weakness. I suffered with
bullets wounding Gorman in the backaches and bearing pains. I
ieg got so weak- I could not do any
The dead man was found ' work, I would get very severe dizzy
about four blocks from the sc. tm 6Pcll,,1 "l0 iast excitement I
of tho shooting. There was a .would faint dead away. I was so
bullet wound In his chest yind
nitro-glycerine
his pockets.,
and dynamite
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CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS
Notice is hereby given that nil
school warrants of School Distriel
No. 4 of Douglas county, Oregon,
numbered No. 3M5 to No. .1157 and
up to and Including No. 7475 en
dorsed Not. Paid For Want of
Funds, on the 2lith day of May,
1024, are this day called for pig
ment and all Interest thereon will
cease from the date of fhis n ii: e
Dsted this, the 25th day of N -
( veinber, 1924.
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V. J. Mlf'El.I.I.
C!"rk District N ..
Just Boy.
ATE SO MUCH
ECvT AX3THEC
FO 12 A WHOLE
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CAIOT EN.EW THIWK -I
GOTTA 60 TO "THtT
tTORE FOR MOM
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30c
1 II) IlAItYl.OX PALACE
I
(AMHtate.l lri. U-iaed Wirr. )
CHU'ACO, Nov. 26. Tho
ruins of what is believed to have
been the first palace of tho
Kirn-'s of ltuliylon has be( n un
carilii'd by the Field museuin
Oxford expedition excavating
the ruins of Kish, according to
word received here by I). C. Dn
vit, director of the museum.
The palace is probably the
oldest architectural structure ev
er found in the near east, ac
cording to Professor S. Lung
don. Assyriologist, head of the
expwfition. It is built of the
earliest type of brick known and
is in a remarkalilo state of pres
ervation. o
riSINCK IX tOl'KXKY
(Airinleil Press l.tiined Wire.)
LONDON". Nov. 2fi. The
Prince of Wales is among the 55
entrants for the amateur squash
rackets championship which be
gins in London in xt Monday, ac
cording to the Daily Express.
This is the first time the prince
has entered the tournament, al
though he has been a player for
some years.
IN BANKRUPTCY
In the Distiict Court of Ihe I'nited
Slates for the District of Ore
gon.
In the matter of
(Jeorge A C.oswlck, Bankrupt.
To the creditors of George W
Goswlck. of Roseburg, In the
county of Douglas, and district
aforesaid, a bankrupt :
Notice is hereby given lhat on
the l!lth day of November, 1924.
the said Geo. W. Goswick was duly
ndjudicuUd ban'Kiupr; and that
the first meeling of his creditors
will bo. held at Ihe office of the
undersigned referee In Roseburg,
Oregon, on the 8th titty of Decent
ber, 1!I24, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, at which time the said cred
itors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine
the bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
C. L. HAMILTON.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Hated November 25. 1H24.
Eat Hazeiwood nt Wlmherly's.
Mrs. Elizabeth Zander.
Reap the Reward '
of Perfect Health
nervous 1 conici not sianu any noise,
could not sleep, and hail very little
; appetite. 1 went down in weight
from 118 pounds to 'Hi. I was a
physical wreck- when I began tak
ing Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
tion Lut thru t!ic persistent tw: of
this wondenii! woman's medicine I
'was completely relieved of my ail
ment anil restored to perfect health.
I pained in we:j.;lit aiel never fi It
tetter than a'ti r t..kii:t! (he 'Favorite.
Prescription." Mrs. I'Jiabeth Zan
der, 1J7U Norway St.
, Your health ia your most import
ant asset. So why net write Dr.
Pierce, President "Invalids' Hotel
Btnfalo, X. Y ., and nccive con-
Ifidcntia! tin dical advice free, or send
' 10c for 'rial pkg. t ddvts.
vjEu.GEEwa!
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TO iiUV J
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With
FREE
December 1st only.
each JC.00 order or
over
A large SxlO hoto In folder.
Don't delay sit now and
avoid the rush.
CLARK'S STUDIO CASS ST,
Roseburg Nut 1 Dank IMdg.
wmun or aal or nvrrin..iu
tin. her. ut-ntTRi lnrt orruv. vsh -
invmn. 1. t' Oct. 17, 1M4. NciUv (f
hrhy gtven (hat aubjiH't
conditions and
limitation of ti:e
"t of June. i. ly ct siat
?1 ,
fetiruary 16, (40 mm.. 11, si.
Mint itt'partnwntal r?Kiilitlon of
April U. is;), Crt I.. l, a;i, th
tlmtier on the following lantU will
h told ln?e. IS. 1:'4. at it) o'cio-k
a m. at puMlc auction at tin
I'nlted Ptatea InncI ot'lee at It.n.
bni. e"r-Kon. to the Mfrhent bltl.ier
at not las than the appraised vuhie
as shown Ity tills notitc, sale to t'o
snhleot to the approval of Ihe S.c.
retary of the Interior. The pim-ha.
I price, with an additional anm of
one-nun or z per cent, tnerc-or, ..
In commissions allowed, must be
iti-poitet at time of sule., moiw-v .
he returned if sale la not approved,
otherwise patent wl'i Issue for the
tinilier wliirh must tie removed
within ten yenrs. Itids will he re
ceived from citixets of the I'nlted
Stales, assoeiatlona of such citizens
and corporations orKnnkxed under
the laws of the ttlnted States, or
any late. Territory or IMstrirt
thereof only, t'pon application of n
qualified purchaser, the timber on
any lcKal silhdlvislon wilt be of
fered separately tiefora helntr in
cluded in any offer of a larKVr unit.
T. 20 8 H 4 W Sec. 21. NKU M:'i
red fir 40(1 M, N SK!4 red fir
S.'.O M cedar 50 M. SHU NR1, red
fir 4011 M. SWii N10'4 red fir 600 M
NK", NW4 red fir 12H0 M. NWe,'
NV4 red fir 6S0 M, SK"4 NV rid
fir 1 moo -M. SWNW4 red fir lono
M. NV'4 SU14 red fir 6011 M, sr'i
SH'i red fir J75 M. cedar 50 M,
SWii HK'i red fir 40 M, NKH SB'1,
roa tir 7:,o m. NW swv red fir
I ton
rti:e; swvj red
fir
SSO M. SVCi sVU red fir il'00 V
Sec. 27. NKVi KH red fir 4.-.0 M.
NWI4 NWli red fir 700 M. SK'i
KW V, red fir 500 M, SW14 NWt4 re,l
fir 600 M. NE14 SC?i rod fir 3io M.
NW4 M-:i4 red fir 400 M. Incense
cedar 76 M. NB'4 SWV, red fir di'O
M, SWl SVm red fir 750 M. Sen. 2'.l,
SK'4 NKU red Iir 1000 M. cedar 76
M, XWi, NK'4 red fir l:lno M. cedir
4r M, SWU NE4 red fir l:T.O M..
SKi, KK red fir 1035 Xf, cedar 15
M. SK NWi4 red llr S60 M, cedar
15 M.. N'WVi NV4 red fir 510 M.
fiW'i, NW"4 red fir 8S6 M, cedar 60
M. SK(4 NW( rea fir 776 M, cedar
10 M. white fir 20 M, SK'i SV e;
red fir 660 M, cedar 10 M, NW'i,
Wi red fir 5Do M, cedar 45 M,
white fir 30 M. Sivi; Slf, red fir
4H0 M. white fir 3ft M, KIOIJ f 4
red fir 345 M, cedar 111 M, NK'.
PK'i red fir 930 M. NW14 SE4 r.d
fir 916 M. SW"4 SKU rod fir 830 M,
cedar 20 M. SK'4 SK(4 red fir 1290
M, cedar 30 M, white fir 10 M ; Sec.
St. lot 2. red fir COO M : Sec. 33. NK'4
NKV',. red fir 6S0 M, NW'i NKi; r.d
fir 750 M. white fir 40 M. SC'i NK'4
red fir S60 M, SWV4 NK'4 red fir
800 M. NW'i NWV4 red fir 3i0 M.
SW'4 NWV4 red fir 4i0 M. SK'4
SKV, red fir 7S0 M, SV'4 SW'4 red
fir 500 M. T. 21 S. R. 4 W., See. 3.
Frl. NK'4 NK14 red fir SnO M. l'rl.
NV'4 NKI4 rel fir 650 M, HK'4 NK'4
red fir 600 Jt, SW'i NIO'4 red fir
700 M. Frt. NK", NW'i red fir U'on
M. l'rl. NV'4 NV", red fir 1400 M,
tK'4 NW'4 red fir 7o0 M, SW'4
NW'4 r.d fir 1100 M. NKV4 HW'4
red fir 6110 M, NW'4 KWS4 red fir
830 M. Sec. 5, Krl. NK'4 NK'4 red
fir 356 M. wlilte fir 10 M. l'rl. NW'4
NKV4 red fir 1025 M, cedar 2o M,
wlitte fir 15 M, cedar poleH ton;
SWV4 NKV4 red fix 7 ml Id. tiedar 80
M, white fir 10 M. H ': ' 4 NK14 red fir
560 M. cedar 15 t, white fir :it M,
Frl. N10'4 NW14 red fir llss M co
dor 6 M, white fir 6 ,M. l'rl. NW'i
NW'4 red fir ItiO M. cedar 29 M
white fir 10 M. SW'4 Nv red fir
fir iniio M, cedar 20 M. white fir Id'
M. NKV4 SW'4 red flr.6:'o M, c-dur
80 M, white fir 10 M, NWV4 SV'4
red fir 410 M. cedar 5 M. white fir
75 M. Kvi '4 SVV'4 red fir 4S5 ,M, cc.
dar 10 M. SK'4 SW'J red fir 3.15 M.
cedar 20 M. NK',SK'4 reil fir 7 75
M. cedar 25 M. white fir 50 .M.
NW'i SKV, red fir 1 1 no M, cedar ::5
M. white fir 6 11, SU'14 SK'i led fir
8n5 M, white fir 23 M, SK'i SKL,
red fir 440 M. cedar 65 M. white fir
10 M; none of the tllllhir on these
sections nt he sold for less lhau
$1.60 per M. for the red fir and ce
dar, fi'i cents per 51 for the while
llr and Incense redar and 6'ii ceots
each for the cedar poles. '1. 28 S..
r 10 W., Sec. 35, NKV, SK'4. fir 1 Ml
M. white cedar 250 M, SK'4 SK'i
fir 120 M. wblto cedar 450 M, NW4
SW'4 fir 45') M, while cedar 100 M,
S i, SW, fir 500 M; none of the
llniher on this section to he sold for
less than $1.50 per it for the fir
and $7 t"T M fur the white ceitar.
T. 37 S., It. 8 W.. ec. 7, SK SWi,
pine ::in M. fir 10 M, SW'4 SKI,,
tune 3'in M. tir 60 M, Sec. 47. NKU
NWii pine 170 M. fir ll'i M; -NW',
NW'4. tiinn 85 M. fir 3.'0 M; BKV,
NW'4 pine 360 M. SIVH NWS pine
Co M, fir HO M. NK'4 SW'4 pine !l"
M. fir 75 M, NW'4 SW'4, plno 400
M : none of the tlinher on these
sections to lie sold for less than $:l
per M for the pine and $1 per ,M for
the fir. T. 15 S., It. 6 '.. Sec. 6.
NK", SK'i, fir 1115 M, cedar 75 XI,
NW'i SK',4 fir lli'lo M, SK'4 HI:1,
fir 8110 M, cedar 20 M. SW'4 SK'i
fir lH'O M. cedar 60 M ; none oT the
tiiilher on this section to he sold
for l.ss than $1.75 per M for the fir
nnd $1 per M for the cedar. T. -'1 S.,
II. 4 W. Sc. 23, SW'4 NK'4 red fir
8. Hi M. NK'4 NW'. red fir 7.'i'l M.
white fir 2r, M. NWi, ,NV", red lui
lie.'i M, while fir .".ii M. SK' NW', 1
red fir I M. SWV, NW', ml fir,
8. .0 M. while fir 25 M. iviliir 10 M.
NK', SIH, red fir lino M. Willie fir!
4 M. NW'i sll'ii led fir 1)10 M.
while fir 40 M. Iii'en,... r.ilar 10 M,
S 1 : ' , SW, red fir I 2 In .M. while fir
hi M. , e,i..r :.'i -M. sv. 'i swti red
f i r 7" M while f:r loo M, ichir 00
M. NWi, SI'.', re.l fir II. Ml M, white
tir I'.n l.ir 20 M. SW, eHH e,
fir .""i XI, white tir 1,0 It. eed.ir "
M. none of the tin, her on Hils sec-l
tioti to to- so',1 for less 1)1,111 $1 75
per M f,.r trie red fir $1 50 per M Tor!
Ihe cedar and 5o icnts per M for
the while fir and lniense cedar.1
i;,,i. It. WUkhain. u'linu cotiiiiiia-'
n:(?,L I'LL THINK
CF IT fif TrtE
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Classified Section
ALL NEW A0 ON BACK PAGI
I FOR SALE :l FOR RENT - '
1 . ..... !
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1 Koauburic CycUry, 22$ N. Main. ;
,Vni vM v U " -..,..1" ,.,.,i-l
ClMi
rango in first class
1'hone 33 R.
conditiou.
lll'LI, VVVA lor sale. J. P. Wil
liams on Pacific Highway at
Dillard.
FOK SALK Jt rsi y ca7 ) i s
Was fresh Sept. 2 ral. W. If.
Camp, 1276 Prospect.
FOIl SALK Fit split stove and
block wood, rrotnpt delivery.
Phone 1S1-Y. O. J. Hand.
. .
linos. .
FOR SALE 2nd hand pianos.
(130, (145, 15u, (275; orguus.
$20. IJ5. Otts Music Store
FOK SALK Stove wood aud
block wood, also good baled hay.
I'hone 14F14, lloyer Bros.
I'OU SALE Remington portable
typewriter, almest new, $15. t.
K. Gross, 23tt North Jackson St.
FOR SALE Two Oakland auto
mobiles, one touring, oue en
closed, cheap. See them at
Whartnn Bros.
FOK SALIC Shepherd collio pups.
Front good stock. 1J mos. old.
$7.50 each. Mrs. J. S. Frey, Rose
burg, Star Kt.
FOK SALE Best grade Frnii
quotte English walnuts, also
home grown honey. Phono Bu-
senbark Bros. 6F32. R. A. Bu-
senbark.
FOR SALE New Oregon anil Gold
Dollar Strawberry plants. These
are Inspected plants, and good
ones. 1). C. McGhehcy, Phone 1
SFia. I
FOK SALE Acre land, 5-room
house, garago, barn, poultry j
House, null irovs, j nnio inini
cily limits, good road $300 cash
hal. $20 month without interest.
Full price $11150. Owner, 228 N.
Main.
WANTED TO KENT Two or
threo room unfurnfihed apart
ment. Phone 452.
WANTED To rent Store-space
by January first. Apply to I'arks
Schneider. Koseburg, Ore.
WANTED Uousewoik of any
kind of work. Will also do work
at home. Mrs. W. J. Ivuns. 1002
Prospect St.
WANTEI:Touy7b.i"y or black,
mare, 1100 to 1200 lbs. Blocky
built. Job Heldenroich, Kose
burg. EXPERT BOOKKEEPER wants
part time work. Your bookkeei-
ing can be handled fit a nominal
cost to yourself. Address E. X., J
care News-Review. i
HE WANTS TO SELI
As he Is
leaving town. 5-room bouse. Lot
Mxlllll feet, .lust outside city
limits. Price $13i'ii.0o. Small pay
ment down and balance like
rent. See this today. !. W.
Young ft Son. Phono 417.
Till-' use of a motor cat
is a pleasure and n
convenience Jti.it si
long as the tires stand
up. We handle lin-s
that we know will give
superior service.
The Selherllng All
Tread 'Wear Like Iron.'
We give valuable cards
to our cmdoiners with
every Hoc cash pur
I'hiise.
ASK FOU THEM.
Highway
Service Co.
SI
Inc.
Jackcon & Dourjlas Sts.
Phone 333
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IXjlt KENT A new modern house
v ith furnace. I'hone 420-R.
j FOK KENT Housekeeping rooms,
I downstairs, bath, garage. 821 W.
! ljine.
' FOK KENT 5-room and one 4
' room furnished house. Both mod
ern. No small children. Phone
170-J or crII 547 So. Stephens.
FOK KENT Six room house,
I bath, and large closets, large
1 yard, garage. Available Decem-
ber 1st. Winter wood all JO.- M.
t,
s. jiauim.
1 I
LOST AND FOUND
H h
LOST Wahl fountain pen with
out cap. Finder please return to
News-Review office.
LOST-Wednesduy, gold breast pin
with small cameo. Finder please
return to (his office. Reward.
LOST Fox u-irier; white with
two black spots on back, black
ears. Please notify Koseburg
Hotel.
FOUND SinaT loose leaf note
book. Owner call at 646 Com.
Describe property and pay lor
adv.
LOST Suitcase, Monday, Nov. 24,
between Roseburg and Eugene.
Finder bring to News-Review or
notify C. J. Swift, Roseburg, Kt,
1. Reward.
MISCELLANEOUS
HOME LAUNDRY Phone B37.
PHONOCRAPH RECORDS ex
changed free. 927 Winchester.
WILL wash windows, wax floors
and housecleanlng. Phone 385-L.
YO ifc ANS A V E2 5 cents on the
dollar on your floor stains and
enamels at Fisher's Paint Store.
CAR OWNER Don't forget U
call 653 when In need of anM
parts. Sarff's Auto Wrecklnf
House.
ATTENTION LADIES The fa
ninus Style Arch Shoes for la
dles just arrived. For appoint
ment R. P. Pence, Box 1213,
Citv.
PROFESSIONAL. CARDS
DR. M. H. PLYLER ChirapractH
rbystuian. 114 W. Lane SL
POWELL'S
FURNITURE STORE
If It's cheap, we have it.
If It's quality, try us.
230 N. JACKSON ST,
Insure
in
Your Home Company
PACIFIC STATES FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
of Portland, Oregon
G.W. YOUNG & SON
INSURANCE
116 Cats St. Phone 417
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
j Hotel Umpqua
POWELL'S
2ND HAND STORE
TRY US
Our Prices Are Always Right.
Our Service the llcst.
Conveniently Located at
238 N. JACKSON ST.
Terminal Ceauly Shoppc
at Terminal Hotel
Mam .IIIiik, hair cutting sham-l.-
iiini:. all kinds of hi autT
w,,ik txiioitly tlone. Phone
rJ'i. Mrs. 11 ii lut Ogilen, Prop.
Turkeys
Wi iln nut sell turkeys, hut
wo l;;io all nf the trimmings
fur r imr Tliank-ii-'ivmi; dinner.
.Min: meat, r:u.-ins. curranti.,
null, iiile-, celery, lettuce
ami all kinds of canned
( ult i ami vegetables.
Economy Grocery
Whcr You Aro Served ths
Dest.
Phone 63
r A.M S Milt K
We Save You Money! I
lH tnd give you qnr.lity when
a von hnv from nu Inlnrlni.
!rinhh and a full lino of I
ti.guldings. D
Roseburg Lumber & I
nt hf I ini'rl rnlur 5vi