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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY. JANUARY 16. 1925.
SEVEN
Classified Section ;
.ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE.
LAND PLASTER
$12.00 per Ton
CELLQR APPOIED
GETS ALL CBEDiT
Sixty cents -a sack from the car Wednesday and
Thursday.
A Better Plaster for Less Money.
See U First V Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
' ROSEBURG OAKLAND
Pacta nc -
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HEALTH BULLETIN j-
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WHOOPlXf. COltill..
(State Board of Health)
. Whooping cough ranKs tiiird
In fatalities aniong the comiuun
icuble disease of early chilunood.
This utateiucnt is nwido as a re
futation of the prevalent belief
that whooping cough is a disease
nf milri cnuraerer and of little
liniuirlmin. ,-,rl.O f.wnp line
resultod In loss than belt as at reasonable rates. Every room with Farmers. of Oregon saved'more
many latulilics as the whooping bath. Centrally located and easily , tnau 17a thousand dollars 011
cough In the state of OriKOll reached without driving through eti-; n18 cost of ground sciujriei poi
Uuring the Idst tea years. Not (tested dijtiict. ,,,,,, in the last six years, reports
only is whooping cough serious Our owti cate offers delightful food lra jc, Oahrlelson of the federal
In itself, but not inirequently tastily served. , biological survey cooperating
pulmonary tuberculosis follows George M. Kino, Manager with the state college extension
111 its Wiuko. ; west park and salmon sts. j&urviee. I
Whooping cough Is prevented py,.. ,., -., ,,,-yV This lloes ll0t consider the
with the greatest difficulty. Ty- ' ' 7 ' "A-i , value of crops saved by the co-
phoid fever, smallpox, diphther-l ' .operathe control, work. oHimat-
ta, and scarlet fever have beeatof another pcrso suffering l.
conquered and rueasures are lhe disease. dollars, htuto funds apprujiriat
available lor their complete con-; "xhe prevention of whooping tcf M e'period was Jl
trol. - though con-ists in keeping all "!"lls ,or. "e perloa M 'l"'.
We know that whooping cough children with colds away from ' ,,M',.n, h. nr
Is caused by a definite germ and
we know it spreads. -Hot Just
as long as parents keep on think-
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.. B vp. ur0 .a uw.u
uisoruer ana nence maiuiaiii in-'
difference to the efiorts of the
health officials to check its
spread, just so long will, epldem-
les continue to exact their toll
of young lives. Another reason
for lack of control is (hut oiten
the disease is not recognized, for
the well known "whoop" may
not occur until a week or even
two weeks after the onset. In
the meantime the child is upread,-
lug the inlection all over me
neignoornooa, tor it is uuriug
this period that the disease is
most contagious. This fact em-
phasizes the necessity for koep-j
lng a child, suflorhig with what
may seem to be Just an Srdinaryj
cold, at home and away irom
other children. A cold may
the first sign of whooping
or it may mark the beginning
any one. of several Infectious
eases.
Whooping cougn Is spread
ly through contact with the fresh
secretions of the nose and mouth
The Umpqua Florist
Choice Cut Flowert Always
Fresh
Finest Quality Artistic Floral
Designs.
Visit Our Greenhouse or
Call 40-V2. '
LIDS
A Hat well cleaned and
blocked is half the bat
tle to be well dressed.
Our system of clean
ing Caps is wonderful.
TRY OUR WAY
' Phone 277
Our Auto Will Call
NOTICE
Good Cars, Cheap make yout
I own K-rms.
L. R. '. .lambers
HIGHV. . . f SERVICE
GARAGE
Phont 478
SERVICE
We attend to all of theo
(Mails with expert ability.
Having specialized in the
execution of sueh work we
are adept at It. l.tt us
provo this by a trial. s
"Wo aim' to pleea.'
H.3. FRENCH
TRANSFER AND S1CHACE. M.
PhONE z?o
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' fS Roosevelt 'Hotel 'if
A seWf Kotel ofTcrinO UneXCcllcJ SCrviCC
other children. This is a matter
solely within the control of par-
ent. Tako precautious
wnn
!. ftitlrl (itiH injiut mi vrllir
" .;;; 3;. is : :
eir.""i uoui nivuwwo.
State law that you report all
cases of whooping cough to the
health officer.
A vaccine has been developed;
while it seems to help little in
preventing the" -disease, it is of
considerable value in reducing
the severity ofthe disease,
Don't trifle with whooping
cough but give it expert care,
See us about your land plaster re l
riuirements. I )"nn UernMsen I o.
iiw "wt
XyfY METHOD of treating. riles,
recoiriri-cd asso successful, isnorv
surglcal. No inconveniences, cmhnrrais.
mentsorcc'nhnrrr.cntiliirmqtreatm'rirs.
One trny come nj c.v-ijut his dutiit
as usual.' Relief is arpjicnt from the
very firsr, ar.J I poitively CUARAN- -
TtE to cure sny ease cf Piles or refund
the patient', fee.
If vou vrill write to mn I
will ser4 yiu my FKEE
tli hook on ril and other
MS.'-. .A R-etal and Colon disor-
e r!ci.
M.L'.Int
a iM1: ;;."mvV ...m 'a.o rrc
Kki 'iVi - '."'fi
TUBBY
'.-... (a rin i'uc
,AM CE.r To KEEP
r.iiT ijF CI' JIM LEE)
t
v ri n i is itf.
L rTtUML & F. 6 E P r." L! ?
cough L ! ! ' i,;..v ri- w k I,
of C- , ' J' "irrrTTTTrnT-rii T
..ol tef V;.firfir:Ti rr.:tr
I on- t-o. P 1 "A
! CURED WITHOUT SURGERY
VJAV - HE 5 EEEM LCCIM
V
1 6r?0KE. WiN0OVJ
with A SOOVJ-BfttL.
&r!. j . i.-i-: i
i .ii i.im . rmntiw iw. . ,r
Tbe same of basketball to be
p!uyt'd tonight between tbe Na-'
Uoual guurii team representing
Kugtiu aud Kodeburg "la expect
ed lu be a thrilling contest, la
tho lfl?t live years Kuseuurg hits
won only two gum us from the
-Kueno guards, but this year
have thu best team which haii.ro-,
presented the 41 'turd orguuua
liun and U expected to make a
fine showing. Eugene on the
other hand has been oleamug up
everything In sight. The guards-,
men defeated all of the city'
teams and lied the University
team. i
The Hose burg players have
been practicing hatd under, the (
coaching of Dr. U. C Kinlay.j
who turned out some-of thebeat;
high school tuinis Uoseburg ever
had and-who is recognized aa an'
athletic coach of great . ability.j
Vhe local team Is made up of
;e.perieni.ed players, who should
j hold their own against the u
gouo -quintette.
j Hugh Whipple, a former high'
i school Blur, and a memher of the'
O. A. C. Freshman . team last1
yjlyeur. Is playing center. Wallyi
jgl ivapp ana run biugietuu, doui
iRj-i well known high sciiool players,
Wilhoid down places at forward and
jjl Charlie Thurston nud George
h Singleton have been working out
ia guard. I
Xi'i ll, "K. Larson, a letterman with'
iH'l r i... in. ( n ,i .... i.,-,...,,..
i.un inr v,uiitr, a. it u mi iiwti
tor lit' the local high school, and
coat ii of last ye;rr a Uuiu, is aiso
a member of the s(uad, as well
as Kusty lrw in, center 011 ttie
high scuooi team last year. The
' ouier members 01 the suuud m-
clime Karl Patterson, Dun iielli-j
well and -Hus Weacott. j
j Just anived carloaa or ' Page 1
Fence,- bQuaie Deal Fence and ;
jiunaictj ananizeU lied lop, Laru ,
Aire. VWiitt us lor pr.ces. statin ;
ihonowcih, Uuniaud, Ore.
syi ihi;i:i. i-oisox
VVOllR S.VWOS FAKf
.Ml.lW Jllli SU.U
, , , ' Hiaiributcd
,dlvKraaL!" .riTA'i
; " . . . ,
acres Ol go wi uiiiciil miiua nu-
joining
cultivuted areas were
.lfliull,,u,i ilV the hiftlnirtfiil nnrvev
?ih"e.l x
tu protect the cultivated fields
from tquirrel damage.
"Five species ofg round squir
rels me found in Oregon, suys
.Vir. Gabriulsou," all of which are
destructive to agriculture. In
addition to these is the silver
grey squirrel, thut "is protected
by law, but nevertheless Inflicts
j heavy looses to nut growers ol
the Willamette vailey.
The program of needed work
'Includes for the inimediate lu-
ture the poisoning of a million
additionnl acres,' of government
lands adjoining cultivated fields.
Continuous inroads are made up
on farm crops by ground squir
rels raised on the public lauds.
In many districts permanent re
lief cannot be obtained by the
rancher until this nieuace is re
moved. . I
A formula for tangle-foot
not t lie mooifshin variety for
trapping and holding tbe tussock
moth, us found satisfactory in
tion.
Is made of one gallon of
castor oil and 11. pounds of re-
fin. They are gently heated till
i.ie resin m iiinwu. i mu unm,
'more Oil is added. Even simple
bands of loose cotton fastened
about the trunk of trees have'
previMiled tho .ascent of various
i:i:;ccts. ,
FARM REMINDERS
Ikliuburb n.ots that wen; dug and
fniZ'-n for forcing are placed on a
thin layer of soil In a dark b:ise
ni nt or shed where the tempeia-
.They are then covered with an j.
inch or two of sou, well RpniiKHn
wuh waft and allowed to bear
stuiks. With occasions! wprinkl-
Ings the Htalks are market siz
r
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THERE
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WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S
HAPPKXED
CYXTHIA AND JIM I. K LAND
return from their honey miMtn to hi
home town, where his mother 1
promptly begins to try to ma'ie than unyoue else, re:duirtx that Nwl cmiusel of bis four feet two Inches
Cynthia over. Siie h:i accepted the UardiiLi b .,ulic;il cym were study- tan wife.
irtrl merely on approval. Onthwjlnff lur. thutvhalf the men lnth The conquerer of Ed (Strangler)
finds it liirllcult to ttet along with 'room, m fait, wire resardtng hr i twls today told how an indom-her"piMtT-i-Iaw.
with unalloyed approval. liable desire to plav Instead of
LOriH.l.A OKAY. also, but likes Her i.roiher-in-Liw took her into!Vkorki tH)k htn, from'oll sellinn in
ner orotner-ln-law, maniey. tne
meets . 1 ' leu, ana iiiunoimliz.il hr through
NOEL, OARDNKK while her hus- the 't tvyo mursn without ro
band Is out of ,ton on business Surd (or Ktunley's prote.ts. At hist
partly concerned with some bail he turn.'i! relui tantly to his din
Investments' that his mother hac.ner p rlner. and Sj.inliy claimed
made. . x Cymiiia's attention.
TODAY'S INSTALMENT
XV-THE ATVVATERS' DINNER
PARTY
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B
ACK In her own home attain. .
Cynthlu wandered uhout aim-
leKHly. She was far too vannry
it hea mother-in-law
o sit down
be q U 1 e t . i
und
Over and over
she told herself
thut M ad am e
.fc.xV'"
Sfti .; 'sUi ! Iceland had had i
$-4 i. --Vj ! no r",!,t W I "W . 'l. she wa,n't. She scolded
4 1 -V I ""Juki: it waa,mo ,,oa.lfully this nfternoon. nnd
Si. ; unreasonable to j , retl,s,.a , st.ly ,. M.r Jjm
J 1 ui)joe that a Uitnis i.aek. .Tn.1 went home. I'm
: f ! i newcomer In the I f ur(mw w jt, sianlev."
.3,A'!'. I 1 " y ' .T I
know Just what
matter.i wore to
b told the rest
VIOLET DARE
of the f a m 1 1 y
and which ones were not.
How could 1 kaow that LouelUi
and Stanley weren't to know that
he'd made those bad Investments;
he's always telllntr me how won
derful Loueila Irt how could I RU3
poet thut she didn't tell her every
thing?" Cynthia , demanded of her
self. If only Jim were homo! If
only he hadn't gone away, or had
taken her with him, she wouldn't
have told Stanley that Madame
Iceland had made the in vest m nts!
She went over nnd over the ground
quite uselessly, ,
Sho dressed with rare for the
Atwaters dinner that evenltm', al
though' she would not admit even
to horpelf that sho was doing It be
cause Noel Gardner wns to l e there.
It didn't seem exactly rlht that
when she bad been married eo short
a time she should take so keen an
interest in a man oilier than her
huHtand.
And :0t he had been po nice! And
the other men whom-she had mot In
this town had been bo uninterest
ing!
Her frock writ one of her pretti- st
ones, a pale blue chitYon embroid
ered in crystal beads, made to em
phasize a new silhouette that bad
only recently been approved hy tbe
Pnrlslan designers. It cluncto her
slender form almost as tightly as a
Princess model, and although rather
extreme, was so well suited to her
demur benuty that It escaped be
in K too daring In effect.
Iiesohitely sho got out the make
up box that she had ignored since
her marriage, because Jim didn't
liko It. She had assured him tluit
Mh listed innkp.nr n;o hn lovnrl '
to put it on. but he had frowned and piece of money on the whole thing,
told her that as Ion? as she didn't ; I'd have told her not to take 'em if
need it, ha considered her use of she'd consulted me In tho first plane,
routze nnd mascaru nothing short ol'jbut she thinks nobody but Jim
utter folly. ' ; knows nn thing," he . concluded
,whe applied it carefully now. Just , moodily,
a hint nf rouge on her rhet kbom h. Xoel tiardncY nnd he'd been so
blue powder on her eyelids, mascato ;kind! .
for her eyelashes but none for her j ".Maybe he could help me,"
brows, because thi'V wero dark ; Cynthia thought to herself. "Maybe
enouKh and It made them Uok stiff j ho d buy back .those shares from
and hard. A touch of rouge on her! her, nnd let me buy them from him.
lips, not enough to deepen their pale ,111 ask him If I can t see him tomor
plnk tint, but just enough to outline i row at his office about It."
them more definitely. A sugFstlon j And she turned to Card her with
of blue powder in tho tiny cleft in nn encer little, smile. Loucllaf from
her chin; pale tan powder over all. i her place across the table, noted It,
softening, blending, making K ijlllnnd drew her eyebrows together I
look natural. disapprovingly.
hhe slipped Into her frock, let
Frances adjust It nnd clnnp the Tew I
10 to 14 Inches in about 4 wecka.
They ore of excellent quality and
bring good prices, says the experi
ment station. y
If the fruiting wood of the grapn
vine tends to get too far from
the trunk, the suckers or wat r
sprouts may be converted into
si rone hearing wood (up the follow
ing year by cutting them back to
ono or two buds. Ily thus looking
forward a year in pruning the lo
cation of tho bearing area may be
kept In curfitrnl, according to x
pi rtment station reports.
Pruning nntl training lognnberry
vines though usual ly asnicialf d
nn rt rnct two distinct operations
in Oregon planting., cays the rx
p'rlment staijon. The pruning n
rnov s portions of the vine whib'
ii. lining disposes of the. icirts of
the vine left for bearing, en the
trellis or other support. Umii
Out of the 'Pan Into the Fire.
iv ...-. .a
WHlLUKtRV. , XT X
HE KAIOW.
ttlCWT OUT I,
' faOiH:'. aj-, .- ..
fasten tuts; gathered up her 1 lu
velvet evening climk and folded us
t'MnchilU etdlur alumt her throat.
Ten minutes afterward she was
enter. n.; l lie At water draw. 11 tc
loom, just n re moments I tier
v,.ii.iii.r mi on nor :
'xouie ni'fctectins me shame
fully." he protested.
"Of courae 1 am; you deserve to
,.. , .."'.VT most
drcrti'.ful troutile; ou should have
tnlil me lust tiH'ht th.-it xr.H.m.
. ,.iH,ui (io,,n-. .lu...., h !a,-i..
. w,lh .. o( ,,.,,, ,,,
iin."
.. Buppo,,.,) y,, kn(,. tht. whtn
vou ii'Plilionoi! (ho hiv. nti.i..tit . .h.
I ,,,,, wllMe yilU ulu, hf W(.r(, hjni,v.
j mooning 1 took It for KriuUeil that
;sh as ..iiiii... . the r.t at
!,.,., ..,.....
"u". 1 " orry. child." Ho la Id
fmm
one hand lightly on hers for nn in
stant. 'I wouldn't have pot you
into trouble wit h tthe duchs:or
.-.nythin'r. I ii.t'iely uientloned what
you'll said to IouIla when you got
home"
"Yes, and of course she went
strnlLrht to her mother. It was ter
rible! I don't know wlmt Jim will
say 1n me. Whhv was the Block she
boilht, finywny?" 1
. "On, she bought somo shnres'ln a
neW rel estate development that's
being backed by several lyt-n here'
in town, including your friend Noel
(inrdner, who's sitting next you.
Then the bottom fell out of the
whole thine as It was hound to, and
she K"t caught: will los a nretty
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new acquaintance.
ciotimiu vi rv i firt fiiii m .-nrdimr
to the n quirinents. I- rsonal pref-
eri-nce, varieties, phmting a
und methods of cultivation.
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Feeding the Oregon laying ro.-k ;
for econotuical rgg proilnt tfin Is
nwist profitable when bane,, nn the
lien'H nppeUtes rather than on
nics, the irperiniint station finis,
'the bent poultry feed in the one
iliit supplies most economically
th nec .!-jary food elements.
Crop rotatirn might b
liain on joil feiiility
mi-arid distrctn of Or
fKt'n the
even in
gon. tbe
piirticu-
eperimi nt HtaMon
l. tly an oiganli- mailer and liHio-
l n. Suitiil.le rotntloiiH Including
.gum.'S or n'trngen-gatherlng
':..ps, mnv IntT' ase and maintaiii
. oil f.Tiili:y.
Our terms nr" r.i -Ti only. V.'e ran'
II fur i." Powell I "u rllil ill" Co.
11 L WJZ in A
"I'm so torry, cti.'rf"
1
HFtr - T,rif. DC:T i ''
CATC w M Ar HME - J,
v' ore f-iNjE mf. A v'i -
rmr"rK
JiMt.Ft IAUA.DUY
('lll('AKi), Jan 16 Wayne
"Big" Munn, world's'
heavywt-ilit i
wrestling champjou,
who weight
approxuikatt'ly an vighth of ton
owes his prized title to the wise
oioilx cilv. Iowa, to urotessional
athletics after be had been urged
by his wife to make the h'&p. He
gives her entire credit for the deci
sion In choosing an athletic in
stead of a business career that
landed him Into the champion
ship. Just arrived carload of Page
Fence, Square Peal Fence and
Monarch galvanized Red Top. Barb
wire. Write us for prices. Stearns
& Chenoweth, Oakland. Ore. '
(AttocUIrn lrfw L..khJ Wire )
NEW YORK, Jan. 16. The old
maxim "I'neasy Is the head that
wears a crown", fits neatly Into
the 1925 golf picture with hold
era of the ix major champion
shipsopeu amateur and women's
titles, of Cieat llrltaln and Ame
rieai facing stirring fights to
retain their laurels.
Hobby Jones who won the na
tional amateur title last year, ap
pears the most likely to keep his
honors, when the amateur dun
gathers at Pittsburgh.
Walter llagen will bid again
for tho Hrrll-'h' open title but
though the odds will he against
him, he will start the tourna
ment as a favorite on the
strength of his record of having
won the championship twice In
three years. He will be reinforc
ed possibly by ilobhy cruik
shank. Gene Karazen, Jim Itarnes
and Johnny Farrel.
Cyril Walker, who startled the
golf world by capturing the Am
erican open crown at Detroit
last year, is now favored to re
peat at Worcester, Muss.
.Hrltiji amateur laurels prob
ably wm be safe from American
attack this year, but Kr'nest Hoi
derness, who won the Anglo
championship for the second
time in 'J2i, has many formid
able foes at home.
For coldB, pleurisy, lr.nuenza, la
grippe, pneumonia stock your
medicine chest with Pioneer cold
civpuU'a, Vick's Vapo Hub, Analges
ic Ifltlm. Antiphlogistlne, Menthola
turn and a good mourh nnd throat
antiseptic. We have them all, Lloyd
Crocker.
ROUBLE STARTS
PhyiloNint wars sfnliltt fitlettn totifhl
ind coldt and tlt of Ml tvr.au lun eOm
licatloni t!Utmy re'ult. Lttdinf phyil.
ciaai sow prticribe BALSAMEA lor all bron
chial atfeclion. well known Or. Ben). F.
Crab tret. Andinoa, Mo., writei: "I ut It
ntluttvely for ny pr.ietiet and my (amity.
It t aulek. sura and Mia in lt actios lika
nothing die."
ToMurd iht end nf t'ifl tnrtuftiM t'tldrtale
a g'iTt niinml tiiivh lan n-'tli t Hint a Irtba
nf Ind an- in Nrv.idn. tv th nxe of nil from
! a ruMvr r.lant w-re Inimniif from th raiatnaa
tf linnir:-a.
vh.tv n.itnt
nd Hurt In a hmi.ial "tit-
B,,w ln. v,ih -Mcath" raf. Nrwa of the
. Newn (if the
I rr'i!U swept the wrtrld find fur n.me tinia
I It w ;ih nut ixiitvll'le ti nvinply tn nemniia
i IiAI.VMKA r'-mUlin'tt th1 pur r-vrt,
It.VI-S.VMKA r'fiiidiiM th-!e pur fvtnl.
la in a nlt-n-tunl run ll uiTt-n mlrm liltillft
I r.-iill In four a: 1. It M,o(hi llu lii-
I f:iy ett,tmtlnn, S. ll t1multn pnrt nf
the sk.n In throwing off r1r pnlonn and
4. It Htrlkes at the cause, quickly checking
Bvrni artim.
!' Ttn rnmim it wn n nrnjTn?-T nn inn m
roiifch 9vni. thut ar nnl? a'itbuuj nvnira
in di ii'it K" In the ttiioe (if tlu truutfle.
fiilike other rnui-h n metln H.VI.KAMKA la
fnc fpi'ii ma I Iar Hd nther h;,rmfiil nnr
rtirn. IMcrnnnt to Uk and abwdutily aara
t (!( to children.
h- we toii p,- BAIi fA-MR A with the
nlrture nf U Imlinn '-ii the irk.iifr. Cimr-
iMct-d In nlleve niiy muub, no mailer frm
1 what r.tiie. or w.iir
munajr'back. A1 druii-
A 1
i Kitn n:l HALS A. UK A.
in Kosehurg buy it from Chapman',
llniK S'oro. '
CHRONIC
COUGHS
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jN FORSALE j j WANTED
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FOn SALE Oak and
wood, rhone 14fr2.
fir
block
I
8PK01ALij on tires and accessories, j
I'nion Garage. j
1.-. u ii i- iiw..Ti 7c. k.. .,. r'
KOMtsi. SIS Micelll S. D. F. l)o.
FIR wood, cord wood. 2 foot or 1S-
Incb wood. Phone Ht'H.
Jloyer' .
Broa.
FUK KALE Oil THADE 2 White i
leghorn roosters. 531 E. lane
St.
FOR SALE 2 registered Irish set-
ter pups. 10 wks. old. J. H. ilo-
gan. phone 3tl.
luiiMLi.-A i.u(. bargain in I
autos. What have you to trade?!
329 W. Lane.
POK S.VtE Stuiiebaker touring
car $125, as Is. tilenn II. Taylor,
Centra) Oarage.
FOR SALE 1J21 Ford coupe, Willi
lot of extras. Driven very Utile.
See It at Union Oarage.
1 1 1' FF OK P INGfO NS." 1 7 thy iar.
Cockerels, eggs, chicks. Fred A.
Ooff. Roseburg. Ore., Phone GF2.
FOinSALE One-Ik-Ico-Electric
light plant. Very reasonable. I. 13.
Nichols, Ilrockway, Ore.
KTjR SALE Cun save you $125 on
new Ford coupe, '25 license,
fllenn H. Taylor, care Fire Dept.
FOR SALE One doz. 1. R.
grown pullets. Also four grown
roosters. T. P. Carnes, Roseburg,
lit. 1, BoxJS ;
FOR'SALE is In. dry old growth
fir; ft. yew poala; 7 ft. fence
yew posts; 2 ft. fhnkes. Frank
Miller, Dlllard, Ore., Ilox 47, Rice
Creek.
FOR SALE All or part or turnl-
1 IU1V aim lui uiMiiuKS ui eiKi'e
room house. 610 Winchwter SL,
large white bouse in Auto Camj
ground.
Full SAL1. '-Nino lots Jtn Xonh
Koseburg, on pavement, excellent
location for homes, will build
house for buyer if desired and
sell on good terms; Five acres in
city limits, good for small fruits
and gardening, small house,
1200, easy terms. H. G. Wilson,
Phone 7U-J.
FOirSALF lui acres 1 lrmi"les
from center oT Itoscburjr. 2 acres
in garden plat. Fruit of all kinds,
50 bearing trees, choicest straw
berries, blackberrres, lognn,
rasp, grapes, currants, etc. Five-
room house, good cb nn condition.
Good driven well. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Further Infor
mation from owner. Box !75.
Kosehurg, Ore. 8 acres standing
timber.
NOT ICR of sain or Oliver n men t
tlniiicr, Oeneral Utind Office, Wuiil
liitftoii, J). (..'., Jsn. lii.Ti. Notice la
lu-reby given thut subject to th
conditions und llniltn t Ions of tbe
acta of Juuu 0. bit) Ktat. 2 1 K i,
Kubruary 26, 1U1U (40 .SliH.. 117M
and June i 190 (41 Htat., !i8) and
rji'pHrttnentfil renulat lona of April
14. IWH4 (.ril U 1)., 371), tho timber
on thn fnlm-ng landx will bet sold
Keb. a, ll.i, at 1 o'clovii a. n. at
public auction at the U. a. ImioI Of
flcu nt ItoMubutK' Ori'Kon, to the
hlKhext liddT at not Ipms than the
uppituattd value ga nlutun by tlila
notlt e, mile to ha mJfvt to the p
provtil ii t th Secretary of t U- ln
inr. Thu por hane prl'-e. with an
additional sum of ono-fifth of ome
per coiit. tht-reof, bt'iiiK comml
Mlona allowed, must be deposited nt
Lime of aale. Inuiu-y to b rt-tunifd
if mile 1 not approved. othTWi
patent will lnue foe the tinituT,
whli-ri mimt ba removed within t-n
venrs. Uids will be received from
t ltlxriig of the United Htatea, hhko-V-lnllona
of such citlt-na and corpor
attona nrirnnle -d under tho laws of
th United KlMU'a, or any ritate, Tr
rllitry of district thereof, only. l.'t
on npplli-atUm of a giinllf-d pus
fhavfr the ilinbpr nn liny b-tfiil wutt
rliviHion will be offered Bcparatcly
before he in k Ini'linieil in any offer
larKer unit. I. is !., je. 7 w.,
I cedar 70 M., 2 red fir la?r. M.,
I u " nir m , none
on tii'-Ht- lots to tm koUI (or hxii
than I.Ort tr M. T. 2'J K. II. 10 '
1 Se''. &,, HW', hV r-d fir 4'lU At.,
! ,. ml irrnu'lh fir Hl M u hitx fir
i 4i M., white cednr 210 M.,
fir 200 M.. white fir r,0 M Wbtte
cedar 100 M. NW4 SE red ftr 140
At., itennd growth fir 241) At.. White
cedar 40- Mv HW'4 HK4 rt fir 200
M.. con't growth fir K0 M., white
cedar 40 M., none of tbe timber on
thcue trarlii to te Bold for ,'-'m than
ti.W per M. for the red fir. 1.0il per
M. for tbe jecond Kf'ivth fir; fcft
c. -tit, per M. for (lie whlttj fir and
$7 00 per At. for the white cedar. T.
HT H.. II, II V ktee. 1.1. NKU NKV(
yellow fir n:iMi Al.. henlMk 100 M..
'U.MK'i ',,U,
Pick 1011 M.. Il'ill
fir :ituu !., hein-
f llo- tntiler
. th-; traet. to h. ...id .M.-jnmn
r,, ,.,,,, ,,r ji. f,,r ,he h.Hiiloek
T. 2S H. It. VI W.. See. J.".. Lot 1 red
fir f:'0 M , not to be nold for Jesn
than fl.htt p'-r M. T. 20 S.. K. 1 W.,
Sec. t. Let 1 red1 fir ioio M., Iit 2
red ftr 1 :tK0 M nfine of tlie timber
on theHH mr to 1'" fold for h- than
ll.Vft per M. T. 17 H It. 7 W Hee.
a:i. Hv,4 NW'A red fir U-'l M red
ced;r 5 M, n"ti of the tinih.r on
tbii tract to be wold for lcn l!i,tn
t.'.r.O p.-r M for the red Itr and $l.f.o
p. r M. for the r. d cedar. William
By WINNER
HI tsLUl It 3 I
THlSXfOttK - ff. MfcKtc I
ltV MviCH JAlr .
fcJUTtt ntw rf
ULK HAT y
WANTED Work by day
rhon. 4N71t.
or weet.' "
WAN TKD L'sed cook stoves and
ranges at Powell's Furniture tonv
pauy.
WAN 1 KD i'lain sewlns and fancy
Ironing at home of Mrs.
Howard. Phone 479 It.
WANTED Pasture and care fur t
two year old heifers, llox 6al, ,
Hoseburg, Ore.
FL'UNlTl'ltE of 4-room house for
rent or lor sale. Inquire 131 So. '
'
Maiu St. Phone D7 V.
WANTED MidJle aged lady to
un, u btoh urn ,
o nireu men are employed. vrf.oa
home on highway. Addrtm Box
0, care News-Review. ,
OAK W'A.NTKU Will give board its
payments on good second hand
light car. VVlli give good value.
Reliable puny. Addreds "CAK,"
care Nens-Ueview.
T"
TOR RENT
FOR KENT Furnished apt close
In, tzo. 4 OX E. Douglas SL
I' wk la.N i' -Nicii ITrouin a?m-:-ment.
close u. Phone 24K-R1
full RENT Furnished slee;,ii.s
room. Ground floor. Call S6S-1V .
r'UJi RENT i " furnished "house?
keeping rooms. 246 No. Rose s
Foil RENT S-foom "furnished
house, close iu. inquire 131 Flint
st. ,
FUR RENT 3 furnished rooms.
water, light and phone. Inquire''
426 Floed St. ' .'. '
FOR RENT Six-room apartment
on ground floor. Inquire at ?isV..
er's store.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished'
. upnrtmeut. Phone 353-J. 343 So..'
Stephens.
FOR RENT Furnished apartmenL-
close In. luquira at 329 E. Doug-
las. Phone 14U-L.
fUU flENT 2-room Apartment
with bath, close in. Lights, h. and
c. water furnished. $17.60.
Phone
227-V.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Fox terrier pup, black and
U'l.ll.i U..ie.....l ...I,.n ,-11
J-'llnt St.
LOST Uattery for Ford, was loat
between Dlllard and Roseburg.
Fllder leave at News-He view of
fice or Phone 46F11. Howard. u ,.,..
MISCE1XANE0US
KXFKUT MAUCTELLINO, 75c.
N. Jaekaon tst.
404
KKVS fit to any lock. Kuseburg
ifS-fli.e.. fU l(,.ln at
PHt ) N ( Hi HA 1'i I re pairing. Rp&j
Jjtirg Cyclery. 22H N. Main St..i
CAR OWNEIt Don't forget u
call 653 when In need of antt
parts. SaitXi Auto Wrecklnj
Houaf.
LKT M TKLL VOU ABOUT IT
vnn njo uui iiiuiu Wttruuis,
tapestrie, and upholstery. Worn
carets woven Into rugs. Mat
tresses, nillows and feathera rtv
novated. Ask about the "Roll Me'
feather mattress. E. J. Potts, St
Lawrence Hotel, Marshfleld, Ore.
rrturtaaiuriAL vakus
DR. M. H. PLYLEH ChlropractU
physician, W. Lane Bu '"
DONALD R. GIDBS, Dentist.
Phone 401 212 Perklnt Bldg.
Special
Tea Garden Syrup, gaL..f 1.40
Log Cabin 8yrup
Small Cans 30c ,'
.Medium Cans 60c-
Wigwam Syrnp
Small Cans 20c "
Medium Cans .40c
Economy Grocery
Phone 63 't(
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
Reliable Tailor
J. H. GERNIER '
Upttair, Next Umpqua Hotel
Cleaning, Pressing, Alteratlona
We' Make Your Clothes
in Roseburg '
L'tvd.r O.r.ml mn
OlMlvM.
0wlln. on.
Water and Air
METAL.
Won't Leak.
10 O.L to 10,000 O.L
A af. O.I Oat tm.
Churcl-.lll Hdwe. Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
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