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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1925. FIVE uiTr?L"'e whM' WAUb anywhere Come la and let $135 tp7 FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURG LONG .DISTANCE All members of 1'mnau.i Dost' I FRIOIil RllliFT IT LLVIUII UiliiyUi. I 111 , ARMORY TDWIGHT of the American Legion are In- don agreement on tne uawes; er8 hnil station Employes to agree vited to the big banquet to be plan and strict enforcemtnt ofiwitn tne roa(u). served at tho Armory at 6:45 the laws dictated by it, are The railways affected by the or thls evening. The banquet is in among the pledces contained in!,,. inc)ude the Chicago, Mil- honor of the membership team! which was responsible for Rose- burg taking second place in the; state campaign for the number . ot memDers sinea up lor mzo.i On a basis of members secured! from the number of ellgibles.l Knsfihiira n. ahead of anv otherl place, but Salem with a great! of the Women's Christian Temper many more men eligible for ance Union and those who wish to membership, succeeded In secur-lhelp increase the budget ot the ing a larger post than Koseburg.l Roseburg Union and at tho sa.no The local post, however, expects time partake of a splendid lunch to win the prize for the greatest with an attractive pronram ot mu- number of members on a per-; ceutage basis, and the largest1 number of new members. 1 n. i,o ,,i,. Dr. Stewart, the commander r"'ethr iv1ve0tU 0nmd.! ....... mittee meeting at Indianapolis and will have a message of In terest for all ex-service men. The Ladles Auxiliary have had . , . . M DUUND VALUtb in USED Cars g It is more important to make a friend than to make a sale. The small profit we would make by selling you an unsatisfactory car could not compen sate us for the bad will that such a sale would engender. We want you a satisfied customer or no cus torrier at all. I Fbr your protection buy your used car from a reputable dealer. Dodge Brothers Touring 1923 Production, original tires, good equipment, in cluding license 1750.00 Dodge Brothers Touring 1922 Production, original tires, fully equipped 6550.00 Dodge Brothers Touring 191s good tires and in good mechanical condition. Price $350.00 g g g v ? A Dodge Erothcr Touring t litis production in first clufs condition. ft Price 8250.00 K ? g Dodge Brothers Roadster 101JI production thoroiich- (S, ly rebuilt. Price . S360.OO fi J 1922 Chevrolet Tourlrg V A bargain purchase at S285 & H A Good Liberty Six at 175 I. 0. Ncwland & Sen Dodge Brothers Dealers and Accessories ROSEBURG, ORE NOTICE One man and a WADE cuts from 25 to 40 cords a day. I.ow eott ol operation and maintenance. Simply con strutted. Lijht. rugged nd durable. de's" b,eB one nun to more the end operate it alone. ui aho you why the WADE la the greatest !abor and timeaaviog Invention in 20 yean. Literature upon request. Prompt Deliverie From Stock OAKLANO .iz.TZLV.yrpi.'iz.-H. sac tttz jt -mgjsjasBSTj Our drivers and our truck men are all instructed in the absolute necessity of handling your property with great care. In lonx distance hauling their carefulness counts. "We aim to please.'' H.s. French TRANSFER AND STORACE CO. PHONE 220 charge of the arrangements for the banquet and have a roast turkey feed with all necessary flxin's, and a good time is in! store for all legion men. TO Fl'LLFllTb l'LEDGE. (AnoelataJ Item Ltasrd Wlrc.l BERLIN. Jan. 19. Loyal ful- fillment by Germany of the Lon- tne program announced Dy lnBwaukee and St. Paul, Great North new government neaaeu oy JJr- nans miner as cnanccnor " tne jteicnstag tonigm. I u W. C. T. U. LUNCHEON Everyone Interested In tho cause sic aud addresses, win rememuer the date Wednesday noon, January 21st, 1925. After the luncheon a well arrang- am cel.,bratlnJt alinlver. - ry of.theploU.bi,ionamen:Jme,,t r.i.lll Ka laoai-i u t Uta h' r..' i I Church. Prominent ?Hlzens aud IV. 1. L. Miller, Evangelist of Nttsbvilta, Tennessee, who is conducting an evangelistic campaign in i ur city, will speak, Dr. Miller Is a forceful and convincing ?peakoia. Collie and heln these ladieM ami In return you will be helped. .v. A. Just arrived carload or Page Fence, Square Deal Fence and Monarch galvanized Red Top, Barb wire. Write us for prices, Steams ft Chenoweth, Oakland. Ore. Another Nurse Praises Tanlac i; As a nurse I have seen many 1 1 marvelous reaults from Tan . lac For anaemia, nervousneaa, 1 1 stomach trouble and building ; up the syatem after operations , I consider Tanlac great!" Mrs. K. M. Lowe, Walnut Park, CaL , Nurse Lowes statement merely i biks up what over one hundred ' thousand grateful Tanlac users I' have said about this great natural i tonic and builder. Our files are 1 packed with such testimony. I if your system is run down, If you cant seem to eat oi sleep have lost we.sht or suffer from trying - pain, why not 1. 1 .anlac start to bring you baca to vigorous steiig.h and healt.i. No long, wretched wait to get re- .suits! Tanlac starts richt in to build you up. It titans me blood, ! revitalizes (iin'MTivi onun. f;xi s up the iiver ami makes you ft-l like a nt-w person. For Conttipation Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills FOR YO Un HEALTH TUBBY n'iiiiiiiiiiiniiii'ii'iMiiriiiiiiii - nrairaccr I"V U I CAM! I lTAf nunc 1 '-r THF1TF9 Y& I -TV,r.AV? I tV)A.lT EXCOSES-VOO EIGHTOCI OCK.A FRFI vkcV WttL. lM ARE S01NC At 11. AMD 6E VtERBIROL StCK S V THW S.TTLt IT I A OFF TO SCHOOL V V, HURR.Y! S I N. S -7 I I 1 I 1 "V 1 I W 111 I If 111 I i A X I 1 y -7. IOI I N. L. (SjaorUM ma Uaasd Win ) CHICAGO. III., Jan. 19. The awakening tt the oriental race contlnuea for tbla Country "the day of national opportunity or it presages national chastisement It not disaster." Canon Wai. herlel Ileeney ot the Kpiseopal Church. Winnipeg, Canada, told the Ko gera fark Sunday Evening Club here last night. "I shall not go Into hysterics and tallc of the yellow peril or the rising tide of color," he said. "The fact remaina, however, that the day of the oriental has dawn ed. We have taught Japan to seize the reins of leadership In the orient. China la fighting her way through civil wars to na tional unity. India la throbbing who national consciousness, ji Is certain that the pent-up mil lions ot these races will roll from their shores to ours." Just arrived carload ot Page Fence, Square Deal Fence, aud Monarch galvanized Red Top, Barb wire. Write us for prices, btearna ft Chenoweth, Oakland, Ore. R. B. CLERKS WILL (Aaoclittd Frtm Uaied Win.) CHICAGO, Jan. 19. The United States Railroad Labor Board In a decision today granted an Increase in wages of approximately 63.740,- 000 to clerical service employes on 43 railways In all sections of the country. The employes affected do not Include those clerical ser vice employes taken care of In tne decision of the board a year ago. The increase ranged from one to two cents a nhour for the classes included, and grew out of a failure of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks. Freight Handl cm. Northern Pacific, Pere Mar qUette, Southern Pacific and Union Pacific systems. Cadman wrote his opora "8hane wts" around the life of Princess Talari ina and she will sing three of the arias on Jan. 26. ESCAPED CHIT (AmucIsImI Wen. Lt'twl Wirt.) ' INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Jan. 19. Gerald Chapman, to whom crimes ranging from robbery to murder were attributed, and who was ar rested at Muncie, Ind,, will be held for the warden of 'the Atlanta, Ga., federal prison, Alexander G. Cabins, United States District At torney said today. Chapman es caped from the Atlanta Institution In March 1923, a few months after he bad been sentenced to serve 25 years in connection with the $2, 400.000 mail truck robbery In New York In 1921. Just arrived carload of Page Fence, Square Deal Fence and Monarch galvanized Red Top, Barb wire. Write us for prices. Stearns & Chenoweth, Oakland. Ore. tAMnclltrd frrm IswH Wilv.) PARIS, Jan. 19. Premier Mus solini of Italy and Slgnnr Feder-1 ordpred 8c.izuro of clcf,nte niasco ,,., brochllre aKalnst King Al- tonso and have commanded the ...,.. , tinrf... h .n n...n. t som, minister ot tne interior, nave circulation In Italy, reports the Rome corr,.spon(nl of lA. ,iaui0,. Th, ,, ,.!, lh -nIV rrspondfnce says, aftrr a dfmand ?naiip upon the Italian irnvfmnient by the Spanish ambasKador. Princess Tslanlna will appear In the artistic costume of her race, rearing a dress of beaded buck- skin, moccasins, and beaded head band. Hear her on Jan. 26, at the i sweeper. Come In and see th'-.M. Avenue, Itosemirg, Monday, Jan Con.rvatoty. Lloyd Crocker. ' nary 19. a girl. Ove Wife WHO'S WHO AND WHAT" 8 HAPPEN Eft CTNTHIA AND JIM ICELAND return from their honeymoon to his home . town, where his mother promptly begins to try to make Cynthia over. She has accepted the girl merely on approval. Cynthia finds It dlrseult te get along with bar aiater-ln-law. IjOUELLA ORAT. also, but hkee bar brother-in-law, Stanley. She meets NOEL GARDNER while her hus band la out of town on buslneaa partly concerned with aome bad lnveatments that his mother has mads. TODAY'S INSTALMENT XVII CYNTHIA'S PLAN or J-lell OtTEIXA and hr husband In sisted on drlTinj Cynthia home. .though aha would hara pre ferred afolns; In har own ear, which had baen ordered to call for her. Lrouella urged that aha tele phone her chauf feur that he need not come back. "In fact yon might Juat aa well dismiss him, now that Jim Is away." aba told Cynthia. "But Jim's to be back quite VIOLET DARE soon; It would be absurd to discharge Chester and then haT to look for another chauf feur at once," Cynthia protested. "Oh, but JJm'a to be away for aome time." Louella answered. "I was talking with mother Just before I loft home this evening, snd she'd had a letter from him. He won't be back for several months, she says: he's gone on to the Coast and may go to Honolulu before he returns." "Really r Cynthia's face fell. How would she get along without Jim all that time? "In that case, he's prob ably written me also he'll want me to Join him." she said, hardly realiz ing that she woj speaking aloud. Louella looked at her doubloualy. "Well, perhaps, though It would hardly seem likely to me," she re plied. cyntmas face flushed, hut she saw nothing. Why hadn't Jim written her as promptly aa he had written his mother!" For a moment she was very nnfjry. Then another thought came probably he had planned to send hor a telegram that night, or perhaps he'd call her on tne long distance. "I must hurry home," aho exclntmed, when she thought of thnt. "I'm sure Jim will coll me tonight on the phone." "If he does he's more extravagant tnan ne used to be," her slster-ln law commented sharply. During the drivo home Louella was very quiet; it was a dlsapprov lng silence, and Cynthia made no effort to break it. Why should her husband's people be so hostile, she asked herself. It seemed impossible to please them. Well, she'd stop trying, If they continued to be so disagreeable. Stanley escorted her up to thft stops to her front door, and waited there with her until It was opened. "Guess you and I got in wrong tonight," he confided gloomily. "Louella gave me the deuce when I saw her for a few moments alone, and she'll go on with It when we' get home. Thinks I was too atten tive to you at dinner when it was all I could do to tear your attention away from Noel Oardner." "You'd better not have anything to do with me If you want to keep peace In the' family; everything 1 do la wrong," Cynthia retorted. She was tired and unhappy, wretched at the prospect of having J Ira away for so long. "Oh, well. It's Just the old ques tion of adapting yourself to new people and surroundings," he told her. "It was hard for me at first too..As soon as you learn their T. D. BARRY BURIED TODAY The funeral of the late T. D. t Barry, of West Fork, who paused away at Pt. Vincents hospital in Ton land, Friday, wan held this morninff at 10 o'clock at the Catho lic rlmra-'h. Mr. Hirrv llvpri nt. Wwtt Fork a rat nortinn of his life, and had muny friends In that vicinity, as well as being known in this city. He conducted a general ninrrhandisc store and a hotel at West brk for a number of yHrs. The services were rad by Father Clearr, of the Catholic church, and iniernvmt followed in the Catholic cemetery. There were a number ot beautiful floral offerings. Johnson'a Floor Polishing S:ti as eay to operate as a carpet He Doesn't Know Himself. f THAT'S A FIDE V3AV Fof? A MOTHER To ACT- S Hfi I DOUT CARE IF I GET ABREITEDOR WOT FOCi 1 THROVllW THAT SNOW KM! 1 THROl'tH THE VOlNDrMl D0WA1 AT JIM IZZY 7 Jmm op Approval ways and settle Into them you'll be aU right" Cynthia nodded, glad to get rtd ot him and ge into the house alone. It eamed very (loomy and loneaome, lnf back upon the senate as legts but at leaat aha eonld be alone. She latlvs machinery was brought to a undreaaed, and aat reading In her I halt so those who had served little alttlng-room. near the tale-1 shoulder to shoulder Willi them phone, for the next two hours, aura might give laal testimonial to thai Jim would oall her. But at , their lives and their work; laat, exhauated. ahe went to bed Jim evidently hadn't thought II worth the money to call her. She waa at Gardner s efflea promptly at eleven the next morn ing, and explained that aha undeer atood that he waa tntereeted In the atock that Madame Leland had bought, and loet money on, and that ahe wanted him to buy It back from Madame Leland and then aell It to her. You aee, ehe and I have had aome difficulty about well. about other thlnga," ahe told htm. "And I feel that If I could do this It would make matters easier for both ot us." Kb studied her quietly for A mo ment Then he nodded decisively and reached for aome papers that were in a drawer of his desk. -AU right; I'll do it." he told her. As a matter of fact, that stock that Madame Leland bought Is very low just now, and of course If she doesn't wish to keep It until It goes up she's at liberty to sell. It's true that I m heavily interested in it, dux things were not managed quite aa I'd have chosen while I was away. 8 lixk "afind it I Join vouf and oh, I won't explain, but til bay the stock back from hor, and ar range later to sell it to you." I At the price ahe paid for It," Cynthia insisted. "Tea. at that same price. Now, tell me can't we have luncheon to gether? Cynthia smiled as ahe shook her head. "Sorry, but I'm lunching out at the country club with Mrs. Mal colm; we're going to play golf after wards." He looked up with interest "That's a good way to spend the afternoon congratulations. Now, I'll phone you Inter about this mat ter, and we can settle the details then." Cynthia drove out to the country club with her thouKhts In a turmoil. Her father had left her very well provided for, but If she waa to buy this stock ahe would have to sell some of the securities that he had left her; It would take all the money that ahe could put her hands on swallowing up her Income for somi months to come. "I don't rare tf It takes every cent Tve got," she decided as she reached the club. "I'll do It." Her luncheon with Cecil Ms 1 com wns a long round of gossip, and sh, was glad to leave the table and ga out to the veranda. The first per son she saw there was Noel Gard ner. In col tine rlnthea. H htir-rf sw4 forward eagerly. "Mind If I Jots your he asked. A5trna.e8tution. j TEN MILE RESIDENT HAS FALL YESTERDAY George Stoner, well known resi dent of Ten Mile had the misfor tune to fall from a hay mow, at bis home at that place Sunday, In- ! Juring his neck. Ir. Shoemaker was called to his nsPiMance and gave aid. It la thought that there Mill be no serious el.ects (rum the fall. tie sir v I WTI.KIl Mr and Mrs. C. M. llutUr. of thla city. r riday morning. January 10, at Ihcir home, an Hi pound boy. TIPTON" To Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tipton, of 91fi East Commercial El ffgffl m ill f II lS A)OTHATV)00L0M fir rsnr 1 uvnn i r- TELL'W All A60UT Ho. 1 f SHE KWEW - G0ESS I'ORMHERTAKt IT AM tUFT) Itl HE WAV HOME AM' A CHANCE OWHAVIM HIDE SO THE COPS i JIM LEE CO0LDMT ACREbT Rut ME . CINCH SENATE HALTS TO (A-ocUWd Pnai Uaaid Win.) ' WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 Inti mate memories of three ot Its stal warts of former dars catue crowd- Senators of both aides of the chamber sought the opportunity ot Joining In praise of the public ser vice rendered by Henry Cabot Lodge, Frank B. Brandegee and Lebaron B. Coult, members who died In the summer recess. Reviews of the life ot Senator Lodge carried the senate through 31 years of Its history and brought recollections of the memorlable controversy over the League ot Na- tiona in which the former chair- man of the foreign relations' com' mittee and Wood row Wilson were the central figures. The retrospect of Senator Brandt egee's service found almost as wide a rauge In the years ot sen ate history as the veteran from Connecticut had so large hand la fashioning. Tributes to the fidelity of Sen ator Coult recalled his services as chairman of the Immigration com mittee to which place he succeed ed when hia party came to control of the senate after the world war. It's so handy to get fuel from Pages. Call 242 and get prompt de livery. (Aancbttd rma Lnird Wlrr.) PARIS, Jan. 19. Format com plaint against Johnny Dundee and hia manager, Jimmy Johnston, for failure to carry out the Dundee- """""ei Usui wnicn was to nave been hllll hra ffinnorv tt 1. been lodged with the French Box ing Federation by Promoter Boyer and in addition a suit for 75,000 francs damages was filed today in the French civil courts against both the fighter and his manager. The "affaire Dundee" as it is known here, attracting much inter est in sporting circles. The promo ters, decided to tile the suit and complaint against Dundee and his adviser only after they had receiv- eu a wireiesa from the captain of uie liner fans, 20 hours out of Plymouth, bound for New York, saying that Dundee was aboard. There was also a message from Johnny himself saying he waa sor ry that illness In his family made It Imperative for him to return to the United States, but that he would come back to fight Bret tonncl or anybody else. The French promoters are es pecially bitter because on Friday, they claim, Johnny was going through the motions of training for his Urettonnel fight and protesting that he Intended to go on with the contest as arranged. While at the same time he had in his pockets the steamship tickets for New York, which according to the rec ords ot a steamship sgency, had been purchased Thursday. "Johnny Will pay through the nose for his disappearing stunt," said Promoter Boyer. "I knew he was reputed for fast foot-work, but this Jumping clear out of France is too much even from "Jumping Johnny,' " Boyer displayed con tract which was signed December 24, by "James Johnston for John- nT Dundee," and which also bore Johnnys own signature. Boyer al so snowed his own receipt for 20, 000 francs deposited with the French Boxing Federation, January 7. as a forfeit. The contract calls for Dundee to receive $33,250, of 30 percent of the gate. o 8tudeoager cost! less per pound than butter. No Cold Fever neadacheior grippe iv mi iji "n. 4ii-i (jnppr. it checked. AU in a way at rciubk nut cu, e jmnortant to treat in leaacr wava. too important to treat in kaacr ways. M drval aAttt'fr PrieaMs CASCARAQSJININE GstlUdBoa fWAV wuh portrait SHEfcWHPWfc 4IM itiETCtvMk ooLian.u li so. tAWDV CATCH ,CIAW &0HX, HE AIMT A -PAP COIN T. CWUIIilT FILED AGIST DUNDEE Classified ALL NEW ADS FOR SALE FOR SALE Oak and fir block wood. Pbons 14 F2. LOOSE hay for aaie rntap. 1) miles east of Roseburg. F. C. Gurnee. FOR BALE About 70 heaa of Koats. 815 Mlcelll St. B. F. Doss. FIR wood, cord wood, 1 loot or 1ft inch wood. Pbons 14F14, Boyer Bros. FOR SALE OR TRADE I White Leghorn roosters. 681 E. Lane St. FOR SALS OR TRADE 320 acrea in Oklahoma for coast property. J. i, Oetts, Phone BF34. FOR SALE -U Ford couue, with lot of extras. Driven rery little. See It at Union Garage. FOR SALE-'-Orcnard tractor plow. Oliver I bottom, 11 Inch, a bar gain. Fred A. Goff, Roseburg, Oro. FOR SALE Jersey cow, fresh in March, $45, or will trade for hay. W. F. Hodsou, Roseburg, Ore., Rt 1. FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow giv ing 4 gal. dally. 8 yrs. old. Price .36. C. U Weber. Phone 42F13. evenings. P5R SALE 2 h. 3 phase 220 volt electric motor. Complete with pul ley and base. At a bargain If tak en at once. Palace of Sweets. FOR SALE Good" touring car-, must be seen to be appreciated, 278, Including 1925 license. Jonea Auto Top Shop, 620 Winchester. FOR SALE 1918 Nash Six. refln- lsned, good tires and mechanical condition, 1925 license, and best buy in town at $350. Roy Catch ing Motor Co., Oak and Main Sis. ITS AEL HERE S-roohi Bouse. Ilath. pantry, plastered house. Stucco finish, garage. Lot 160x 100 feet. On good road. Close to town. House Is new. All furni ture, rugs and linoleum and household goojls Included. Also 1921 Ford car, $3500. Some terms. O. W. Young A Son. Phone 417. Nlti'ICB of aals or Government tlmbar, General Land Office, Wuati InKlon, t. C, Jan. t, 1UJ5. Notice la hereby given that subject to the conultlona and limitations of the acta of June 9, 1U1S (39 Ktat. 21K), Kebrunrv 26. 1919 (40 Htat.. 117U1 and June 4 1920 (41 Stat.- 768) and departmental regulatlone of April 14, 1924 (bll L. U 878), the timber on the following landa will ba Bold fen. a, lazs, at lu ociucK a. m. at public auction at the U. 8. Land Of fice at Knseburg Oregon, to the hlK)itnt bidder at hut Ices than the upiiraiaed value aa shown by thla notice, sale to be aubjeel to the ap proval of the Becretury of the In terior. The purchase prlca, with an additional aum of one-fifth of one per cent, thereof, being commls alona allowed, muat ba deposited at time ot sale, money to be returned If sale la not approved, otherwise patent Will Issue fur the timber, which muat be romoved within ten yeara. BlUa will be recolved from cltlsens of the United Htutea, asao clatlolia of auch cltlxcna arid corpor ations organised under the lawa of the United Htatea, or any titate, Ter ritory of district thereof, only. Up on application of a qualified pur chaser the timber on any legal aub dlvlslon will be offered, separately before being Included In any offer of a larger unit. T. IS a, It. 7 W., dec. i, but 1, rod fir I860 M., red cedar 7S M., Lot i red fir 1-J5 at., red cedar 20 M., none of the timber on thele lota to be eold for less than 12.00 per M. T. 29 8.. tt. 10 W., See. 16, SW'4 KH'U red fir 420 M second growth fir 80 M., white fir 40 XL, whlta cedar 210 at., K4 SWV red fir 170 M., second growth fir too M., white fir so M-, white cedar 100 M NW14 8114 red. fir 140 M., aecond growth fir 240 M., white cedar 40 M , BWU 8KU red fir loo St.. second growth fir 80 M., white cedar 40 M., none of the timber on these tracta to be auld for less than 12.00 per St. for the red fir, 11.00 per M. for the aecond growth fir; 60 centa per M. for the white fir and 87.00 per M. for the while cedar. T. 27 B., It. 12 W., Hec. 12. NEW SK yllnw fir 8600 61.. hemlock 100 M , NU'li KK'i yellow fir 3O0II 61 . hem lock 100 M none of the timber on these tracta to be Bold for leaa than $2.60 per M. for the yellow fir and 60 cents per M. for the hemlock. T. 26 B. It. 12 W., Heo. 26. Lot 1 red fir 620 M., not to be sold for less than $2.60 per M. T. 20 a. It. 1 W., sec- 6, Lot 1 red fir 960 61.. It 2 red fir 1280 M. none of the timber ?h these lota to be Bold for lea than 1.76 per t. T. 17 8., It. 7 , Bee. ,12, SW NV4 red fir 162, 64.. red eedar I M., none of the timber on this tract to be Bold for less than 12.60 per M. for the red fir and 81.60 er m. ror tne rea cedar, wiuiaia 'Pry. Commissioner. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. H PLYLER Chlropractlt physician, 126 W. Lane St. DOfJALD R. GIBBS, Dentist. Phone 401 212 Perkins Bldg. The Umpqua Florist Choice Cut Flowers Always Fresh Finest Quality Artistic Flora! Designs. Visit Our Grwnhouse or Call 40-K2. By WINNER I BET THW OLE LEe.CHIMfMAd,V0OJT BECKIMI-ZE ME M A MILLYUW Xtws ( ........ . 1 I r A ti r Section ON BACK PACE. T:::: IE WANTED WANTED Work by day or week. Phone 487-R. .... WANTED One to 200 bead ewes.',") State price and age. Ross Condlt, Aumsvllle, Oregon. " WANTED Used cook stoves and " ranges at Powell's Furniture com-"" WANTED Plain sewing and fancy ironing at nome of Mrs. w. 8.,,.. Howard. Phone 479-R. WANTED Middle aged lady to cook or help In borne where 5 or,.l! 6 hired men are employed. Good"--homa on highway. Address Uox"" 10, care News-Review. WANTED By adulU, modern fur-'--nlahed bouse. Muat be close to"' business center and reasonable.'!" Address House, care News-He-----view. WANTED TO BUT Could Use of-"" fice doak, safe and equipment If"" food condition and bargain. Also";, platform scales and band truck.." H. E. Thompson, Sutherlln, Ore. i FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished 3 room apt 408 E. Douglas St. 5ARAGE FOR" RENT Inquire 613 Short St. or Phone 690. toll KENT 4 ruinlshed house-'i:. keeping rooms. 246 No. Rose St....: FOR RENT Furnished residence;;;; on N. Jackson St. Close In. Phone,.!'. 248-RI. ... - FO 11 KENT Housekeeping rooms, " " downstairs. Bath, garage, 821 W.". Lane 8t! FOR llENT Small furnished apart-"'.' mcnt Close in, $25 a month. .... Phone 247-R. FOR RENT 4 -room apartment,!"; ground floor. Also 2-room apt. 618i.- WlaSt. PhoneKO-Y. ;;;; FOR RENT 3 furnished" rooms. " water, light and piioue. Inquire!"; 426 Flood St. FOR RENT Six-room apartment!!!! on ground floor. Inquire at Flsh-.,. er's store. FOR RENT I'urniahed apartment. close in. Inquire at 329 , Doug-'"- las. Phone 140-L. " FOR KENT 2-room apartment with bath, close in. Llghta, h. and "" c. water furnished. $17.50. Phone"" 227-Y. .... I LUST AND r OUINO ".;; LOST Mattery for Ford, was lost", between Dillard and Roaeburg." Flldor leave at News-Review of " flee or Phone 46F11. Howard. . MISCELLANEOUS PHONOGRAPH repairing. Rose.;"; burg Cyclery, 228N. Main St; SCfSSOltS, knives and tools re-";; sharpened. Roseburg Cyclery, 228!!! N. Main St. .... fiE VI VAL times are hero. Get a"" copy of Dr. Hanks' "Bible Soul-!!" Winners." Roseburg Book Store ClENT wants loaFoT$500 on goojj"; real estate security. 8 per cent terest. U. W. Young aV Son. Phone . 417 -. CAR OWNER Don't forget tv call (68 when In need ot ants parts. Barff s Auto Wrecking " Hoose, IT VoO are In need of a used truck? -let mo know. I have 40 makes of trucks, 1 ton to 6 ton. Prices " from $250 td $4000. A. A. Frent-" xel, 124 W. Oak St., Roseburg:"" Oregon. Special Tea Oardcn Syrup, gal.$1.40 - Log Cabin Syrup Small Cans 30o ' Medium Cans , ..60c Wigwam Syrup Small Cana 20o Medium Cans 40o Economy Grocery Phone 63 WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua Reliable Tailor i. H. BERNIER Upstairs Next Umpqua Hotel Cleaning, Preaslng, Alterations We Make Your Clothes in Roseburg Tanks Uadvt Owwnd at OthaiwU. Oaaollns, Oft, Wats and Alt METAL. Won't Leak. fi W OaL to 10,000 OaL Aset StW. Om Ovs riteaa, Churchill Hdwe. Co. THE WINCHESTER 8TORE tl Good Cars, Cheap make your EJ own tnrnifl. Rpfi M 1 L. R. Chambers HIGHWAY 8ERVICE 1 GARAGE Phcne 478 """"" Lfr U i-cL myr ziz'j'