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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW SATURDAY, JANUARY 31. 192S. 3; SEED OATS, $2.65, 100 lbs. Seed Spuds, 100 lbs .". $3.25 Nitrate of Soda, 100 lbs $3.25 Land Plaster, 100 lbs 60c Hour $2.00, $2.15, $2.30 per sack . Special: Stover Feed Grinder $25.00 Good Set Harness $25.00 See Us First We Can Save You Money FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURG OAKLAND HAVE OS yoea fuftNiTofte Nu'i'lCE ot Bale or Government I timber, General I-anct Office, Wash- liigton, D. C, Jan. 2, 1W5. Notice la hereby Kiven that subject to the conditions and limitation of the, acta of June . 116 (39 Stat. 2iu. February 26, lais (40 Stat., llJy) j uuu iuhv i mil) iii tiu 1. 1 iuo; hiiu departmental regulations of April 14, 19J4 (:t L. D., I76,, the timber on the following lands will be sold Feb. , lass, at 10 o'clock a. m. at public auction at the U. S. Land Of fice at ltui.iburff Oregon, to the hitfhutft bitidiT at not leas than the upprained value aa shown by this notice, bale to be subject to the ap proval of the Secretary of the In terior. The purchase price, with an additional gum of o: e-fifth of one pir cent, thereof, being corninia siona allowed, must be deposited at time of sale, money to be returned If Bale la not approved, otherwise patent will inue fur the timber, which must be removed within ten years, liids will be received from citizens of the United States, asso ciations of men citU'-na und corpor ations nrfrantzt-d under the laws of the United Status, or any State, Ter ritory of dmtrict thereof, only. Up on application of a qualified pur chaser tho timber on any letral sub division will be oflered separately before hing included in any otfer of a larger unit. T. 18 S., It. 7 W., Sec. 3, Lot 1, rd fir 19 CO M., red cedar 7 M., Lot 2 red fir 1525 M., red cedar ;!) M., none of the timber on these lots to be sold for less than $2.00 per M. T. 29 8., K. 10 W., Sec. 35, 8W4 tiV red fir 420 M, second growth 'lr 80 M., white fir 40 M., white cedar 240 M., SE',4 BWW red fir 170 M., second growth fir 200 M., white fir 60 M., white cedar lou M, SE4 red f!r 140 M., second growth fir 240 M., white cedar 40 M., tiWfc 6KA red fir 2 M.. aecond growth fir 80 M., white cedar 40 M., none of the timber on thece tracts to be sold for lees than J2.00 per M. for the red fir, $1.00 per M. for the aecond growth fir; 60 cents per M. for the white fir and 27 S., it. li W.. tioc. 13, NKii NE(4 yellow fir 3500 M., hemlock 100 M., U'hi Is'IJU yellow fir 30u0 M., hem lock 100 M., none of the timber on thee traits to be sold for leHS than ti.bO per M. fur the yeliow fir and 60 cents per M. for the hemlock. T. 2H S. It. VI W.. Sec. 211, Lot 1 red fir 620 M., not to bo sold for leas than 12,0 per M. T. 20 .. It. 1 H Bee. 6, Lot 1 red fir H60 Lot t red fir 1310 M., none of the timber on these lots to be sold for less than 1.7 per M. T. 17 H., H. 7 W" Sec. ,33, SW!4 XW red fir 1820 M., red cedar 6 M., none of the timber on this tract to bo sold for loss than $2.60 per M. for the red fir and $1.60 per M. for the red cedar. William tivry, Commissioner, Canned Vegetables At this time of the year It Is hard to get good green vege tables, so we must use the canned vegetables.' The best canned foods nco the only ones a person should use. We recommend the Royal Club brand as the very best and the price Is no high er than some grades that are not so good. We have Just received a bar rel of fresh saucr krauL Economy Grocery Phone 63 Advanced Wo be llevc in advance ment. We are now mem bers of the National Asso ciation and are permitted to use the Master Kniblem. Whenever you see the sign ".Master Cleaner and Dy er" emblem you can de pend on their work. We are always ready to serve you better. Let us prove 1L TRY OUR WAY Phone 277 Our Aula Will Call I NEW FORD COUPE I AT A BIG SAVING. SEE I L. R. Chambers HIGHWAY SERVICE GARAGE Phone 478 MOVING Furr.iture receives the nt moal care and nUeniion in our liamlB. Our rani are especially equipped for the transportation of fur niture to any part of the city or lurroundingi. "Wo Aim to Plet.sc" H.S. FRENCH TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. PHONE 220 LICENSE PLATES T POUTIJVND, Ore., Jan. 29. Traffic cops whose eyes are not all they should be. ore looking for trouble this year because of ilia .nln, ui'hnitin nilonted bV I Oregon and California for their 1 license plates. Doth have chosen yellow and black. Officials of bom states, wu:ie deprecating the same choice and having a tendency to yell "copy cat" at each other, claim that these will be sufficient differ ence between the Btylo of the two plates to prevent confusion and answer all practical pur poses. The Oregon numerals will run straight and will correspond to the number of motor- vehicles in the state, while California, after six figures have been passed, will ring in the alphabet as a means of paring down the number of figures. The California plates also are slightly larger than those for Oregon. SCHOOL DISTRICT SPECIAL AD VISORY ELECTION State of Oregon, County of Douglas, School District No. 4, ss. Notice Is hereby given mat a special school district advisory election hereby called to be held in ' the high school building in the city I of Roseburg in and for said school 'district No. 4 on the 7th day of Feb jruary, 1925, between the hours of I two o'clock P. M. and seven o'clock , P. M. will be submitted to the legal voters tneieoi me luuuwiug yivyv sition: "Shall the new High School Building to be erected In School District No. 4 be erected on a tract to be purchased In West Roseburg known as the Billows Tract, not exceeding twelve (12) acreB, or shall It be erected on a central site?" The polls for the reception of the ballots cast at said election will, on said day and at the place aforesaid, bo opened at tho hour of two olock P. M. anil remain open un til the hour of seven o'clock P. M. when the same shall be closed, and all persons shall be entitled to vote at said election who would be entitled to vote for school director In and for said dlatricL By order of the District School Board or School District No. 4 of Douglas County, Oregon, made this 37th day of January, 192S. II. W. TAYLOR. Chairman. District School Hoard. Attest: V. J. MicelH. District Clerk. Hall's Catarrh Medicine meTTo,. local and Internal, and has bern successful In the treatment of Ca tarrh for over forty years. Sold by all dniKclsta. r . rHFNFV A tO.. TrtlrHn. OMe TUBBY THERE NOW, GOT THIS ItTTea WRITTEN to MOM AN' POP To TELL THEM I'M ALL RIGHT AN' TriM I'M HlDlM" SO THE COPS CftWT ARREST ME FOR. brefckw that ole wimdovm doww at The laund&y i-m gowmv go oovmm through oocituwwel am put t . UMDeR the Coop ST. LOUIS, Jan. 31. With no outstanding trades made by manager llranch Rickey to strengthen the hurling staff, the St. Louis Cardinals appear to be little stronger for this year's na tional league drive than In 1S24 when they finished sixth. The hitting of the team last season was good and the field ing fair. The pitching generally was considered the weak link, al though several hurling prospects are to receive trytouts, besides which Duster Mails, veteran southpaw, has been obtained from Oakland, the outlook as a whole is uncertain in this re spect. Of the veteran twirling talent, Dickernian and Sothern pitched fairly good bull last season. The others who will be back are Hai nes, Sherdel. Utuart and Dyer. Mike Gonzales, the Cuban, Is expected to do the bulk of the catching this year. Others are Niebergall and demons, with the team last season. 1 nree others trom the minors will be given tryouts. Tho team s main strength lies in the infield with liotlomley at first, Hornsby at second and Cooney at shortstop considered us fixtures. Hornsby batted .413 last Beason, the highest mark in modern big league his tory. Third base Is an open quest ion with Friegau, Lester Hell and Toporccr, as leading candidates. Another problem for Itlckey to solve is the outfield. The Cards have enough outfielders for two or three teams. Wades, jjout hit, Hafey, Holm, Mueller, My ers, Shinners and Jack fimilh comprise the candidates. Smith is considered the pick ot the lock and almost certain to start in right, with Blades lu left. Center field Is uncertain, especially since Rickey muy use Holm behind the bat. The Cardinals will train at Stockton, Calif., where tliey will gather on or ubout February 22. A schedule of 27 exhibition ga mes has been arranged ou the l'acilic coaHt. Wild Root Hair Tonic destroys dandruff, grows hair and stops it from falling out. Lloyd Crocker. ME STIFF PENALTIES (AwcUtrd lTe Lcued Win,.) NEW YORK, Jan. 3L Stephen O. Clow, editor of Hroadway Brevi ties, convicted of using the malls to defraud, was sentenced today to servo six years and one day in the Atlanta penitentiary. Ho was also fined 26,000. Albert S. Brown, an advertising solicitor for the periodical, was sentenced to two years. The Brevi ties corporation was fined $11,000. Nat Kunnes, another solicitor, was ordered held in the custody of the United States marshal for one week pending further investigation. Arundel, piano tunsr, Pnone 159-L (AMknclaterf Prrm LeaFd VTtre.l j lU'CHARKHT, Roumanla, Jan. 31. The Roumanian authorities have j ordered the Rev. Ianiel Hurley, an American citizen to leave Iho coun I try within 15 clay. No charges are ; preferred against hfm. The order Is j based on a recent law prantinjr the ' authorities power to order foreign ers considered undesirable to quit the country. The law ostensibly was Intended to counteract the spread of com munlRt propaganda. Mr, Hurley was Bent, here from the United States about a year ano by the Southern Haptiat mission board a a tRrher in fh femtnnry GEE ITS OLE TUNWEL. COME OA) GO FIR.VT 1 Ope . Wife - taaoMHsmaB WflO'S WHO AN!) WHAT'S HAl'PENKD , CYNTHIA LELAND had a nus Budsrstandlnic with her husband, JIM LELAND, due to his mother's mtsrforence In their affairs. Jim Cum to Honolulu, taking- his mother sr.th him. Cynthia accept tho at tentions of NOEL GARDNER, and through htm buys some stork wMch Madams Leland has thought worthless, tor ths purchase of which she hod held Cynthia rostxmslble. Cynthia makes several friends outside ths set in which her sister-in-law. LOUEI.LASjind her husband. Stan ley, move. Among them la CECILE MALCOLM, who openly avows her affection for Noel. TODAY'S INSTALMENT XXVIII POLITE BLACKMAIL CTNTHIA was dressing the next raomlne; when her mall was brought to her. She looked through thj pile of letters at once to see If there JJ' f was any wora WiiV-AX'viv i band: then, die. J&uKi&tX-ykl annotated, ahuf- . "w-.Tf? o ', ... .. J1cd them over ? aJ. mure niuwiy. f'Vi-wi volope with t n words y?. i "Town Talk In one corner at tracted her at tention, and she lit In first of VIOLET DAR2 all. She had oc- c a s 1 o n a 1 1 y vrlanced through a copy of this goa slppy weekly paper, but had never paid much attention to it. Within wero a piece of paper and a letter. The former efidently was a proof of a page from the next Is sue of the pa par, with a line drawn In blue pencil around one of the items of newi Those who nre In the know are predicting that before long a charm ing bride who come to town not long ago will become an equally charm ing divorcee." Cynthia rend. "Hor husband has seen fit to nbaent him self from home, giving business as en excuse, and taking h!a mother with him. The bride, far from being disconsolate. Is enjoying life with a young man whose wife recently di vorced him In Pnrls. She has closed hrr husband's home and taken the npnrtment formerly occupied by her now suitor and his wife, and it Is freely predicted that by the end of the year she will become Its per manent occupant, having changed hrr name and her husband In the Interim." Cynthta an! wenkly Into a chair, and read tho hateful notire through again. It meant her, of course there could be no doubt of that. She turned to the letter. An explana tion wae ready for her there. Mont graciously she was Informed that "Town Talk" was to imue a special anniversary numler in a fnw weeks. And the editor hoped sin cerely that she would feel Inclined t. contribute to Its success by tnk ing advertising spare In thfs special number. If she so desired, her nimo need not nppear In connection with the advertisement; she could mere ly take a pugs and send In her check, as on Appreciation of the service which "Town Talk" hnd rcn-' dered her by entortalning her and her friends. And no doubt she would be Inter ested in the enclosed p:ige from ne:;t week's Issue of the magazine, which was enclosed. Cynthia paced up and down the room, so angry that he could hard ly think. It was blnrltmall! And yet what could she do? Her name was not n.entloned, although of wurse everyone in town who knew organized In Bucharest by tho Am erican board. It is thought possible the orthodox church may have ob jected to his teachings as likely to create religious dltferences and threaten the dominance ot the Or thodox raith. Mr. Hurley appealed lo the Amer ican consul, who has requested the authorities to revoke the order against him. o A8HBV8 IMPORTED BOCCOLl SEED Is selling rapid ly. Order at once. Mrs. N. C. Asli by, Apt. 6, over Rose Confection ery, Roseburg, Ore. ndter pay taxes on your o n property than over pay on the j landlord's, l'ago Lumber & Fuel t Company. I PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. H. PLYLKll ChlropractH I physician, 126 W. Lane St. DONALD- R GIBBS, Dentist." 1 Phone 401 212 Perkins Bldg. Who's 1 1 . 1 J I AFRAID TO GO i I 1 im inL-icv. A- U- 1 I . II 1 oor- vou oi?iSpproVci her would at once realize that sba wae meant. "I'll let them go ahead and print It I won't be bullied by Uteet thieves! she exclaimed furkualy And yet was that the best thing U do? Wouldn't It be better to buj thera offT Of course, she had don nothing wrong. Yet she bad (Wes these blackmallere all they newdetl for just such an attack as this onet "If only Jim were her, ah alRhed. "He'd know how to handle them." But if Jim had been then the whole thing wouldn't have hap pened. Of course, she might tell Noel Gardner about it. Per hups that wai the best thing to do. lint no sooner had she derided on that course, than she refused to consider It. For she knew well enough what (lardner would do He would go straight to the oMYes of "Town Talk" and horsewhip the editor there could bt no doubt ot that. Then there would be trouble! She snt down at Inst, too tired to wnlk up and down the room any longer, longing with all her heart for just one person to whom she could go with this new trouble. Bhe felt hideously alone In the world. It seemed to her that she had made a hopeless muddle ot her life. She had married Jim with every ex pectation of being gloriously hnppp, wanting only to make him a good wife. And then things had been B ?' jywj'- y!Wi It teas blackmail tnken out of her hands. Somehow her mother-in-law had come between Iter and Jim, and now Jim and Madame Lelnnd were off on the ether side of the world, and she was here, with everyone Koxnlpplng about her and Noel tJnrdner. "Oh. the only thing for me to do la to straighten thlnRS up the beat I can and Just get out of town," she cried at last. She Jumped tip and ran to her desk. The editor of "Town T.-ilk" had given the adver tising rntes of hi magazine; a page, whi-h ho expected her to take, would be three hundred dotlnrs. Shs has tily scribbled a check, enclosed It In his letter, and addressed an envelops to him. Then she henn to dress for the Rtreot. Colling Frances, she had her pereonnl belongings packed; the mnfd looked nt her In bewilderment when that order wa given, but obediently got out Cynthia's travel ling bags and set to work. "Madnm is going awayT" she asked, aftnr a few moments. "Yes. for a vlnlt. You can have a month's vacation, Frances, and I'll write you before I return." To herself Cynthia snld that sho would never come back. And Frances, busily packing filmy lin gerie, told herself the same thing. Csclls Steps In. BASKETBALL RESULTS (Aww-litl Vnm tstwrA Wire.) I'KNDLKTON. Ore., Jan. 31. The I'etnlii'ton liuckaroos won riom the La (iruuile high school banket- ball team luxt night by a score or 2S to If. hut In.-il to The Dalles 22 to 12 In a second game which was opened by the Pendleton seconds. HALKM. Ore., Jan. 31. In a game that was full or action from gun to gun. Suleni high school de feated Kug ne high basketball team last night 2:1 to 21. Sab 111 slartc'l off wilh a bang and hail run up eight points before Kugrne had counted once. The half ended 12 to 12. MKDI-'OIin. Ore.. Jan. SI. Wenk'-ni'd by the absence from Ihc lini-iip of two o fits stars, the Medford hlr-i school basket ball team was defeated last night by thn I'niverslty of Oregon freshmen team 33 to 2:!. The pnnir. e;t rli: null! lite lnt Afraid? 13 'FRAlbY CAT AS VoO I'D EE ASHAMED OF MV -SELF - t'VA VwAMTA SEE MFGoSV r-VfoEU'. VJtlL. JUSTVJATCrl Mt iTy g QUICK FINISH OF (Aaorlated Frees Leued Win.) DETROIT. Mich., Jan. SL Tom my Gibbons gave awajr forty five pounds and ten years to Tlny Jim" Herman ot Omaha, In a meeting here last nljht. but stopped the western (tiant In ths third round with a punch so bard that Herman did not wake up (or tlve minutes. Herman was down (or a count of nine three times In the second round and was knocked down once before the (inal punch In the third round. Gibbons weighed 179) and Herman 225. Gibbons made definite claim to the world's heavywelcht box inn title following his defeat of Herman. Gibbons belloves he Is the man whose record entitles him to the crown. Jack Dempsey has not de fended for more than a year and which the champion Is declaring he will relinquish next May. In defense of his claim, Ulbbons proposes he Is ready to meet any logical contender for the title. He Indicated Harry Wills was at the head of the' list of men who might challenge his claim. He is ready to box Wills, he declar ed. In making claim to the title, Gibbons also announced he was out ot the light heavyweight ranks. Gibbon's decision to eliminate himself from the lighter division came at the end of his training for the Herman bout. He reduc ed as far as he thought desir able and "dried out" as much as possible. The result was 1791 pounds. "I was open to meet any of them In past," Gibbons declared in making emphatic declaration that he was open to meet any lQgical heavyweight contender. "And I am open now to meet any members of my class that will got Into the ring with me. Wills probably is In the load for consideration for a match and I am ready to box him. Flrpo and Jack Renault are others and I am open to meet them." "It Is not a crime to claim something that H lying dormant, la H?" Gibbons commented. LOS ANGELES, Jan. 81. Jack Dempsey's reply to Tom my Gibbons' claim ot last night to the worlds heavyweight box ing champloshln was this state ment made late today: ' 1 have told Jack Kearns to arrange a title bout." lie did not specify (hat the bout should be with Gibbons. (AwocUted Crew Lcurd Wire.) PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 31. The sixteenth annual regional north west automoblte show opened here today, In a new building erected here recently and devoted to the automotive Industry. The show will continue for eight days. A to tal ot 240 autos and 4 Otrucks are on display, and 30,000 square feot of display room are occupied by displays of accessories and pro ducts of the Industry. Today Is children's day, with school children admitted free. The annual style show will be held next Wednesday and Thursday nights. The interior of tho building, which provides three times the space of any previous nArthwcst show, has been transformed by a corps of decorators Into a replica ot the Moorish Alhambra In Spain. Dr. Gnnrgo A. fl:mon, a well known Chiropractor of Kujtene and r. H. A. Moon, Chiroprac tor, formerly practicing In Port land, are associating thmHv)veft togflher and aro equipping un up quarter. Kour freshmen were removed from tho ground on pfrnonsl fouls. mEBRF I UE J 7- Classified ALL NEW ADS ON FOR SALE FOR SALE OaK and fir block wood. Phone 14K2. fRATEPlymoifth fiock fryers 1218 Winchester. Phone 358-V. FOR SALE Oak and"fir6lock wood. Tel. 14P41. W. A. Jenkins. FIR wood, cora wood, I toot or 16 lncn wood. Phone 1U'14, Boyer Bros. ATAnTTARY couch and a baBy carryall for sale cheap. 305 W. First St. FOR SALE 1923 Chevrolet coupe, practically new, 1925 license. 450 cash. 603 Mill SL r'UH SALE One Singer sewing machine. A I condition. Bargain. Call at 112 Ilrockway St. POK-SALE Nursery stockTi'hohe 27F3. Morning or evening. It. L. Fills, Roseburg, Ore. FT)H SALE Auto trailer, puenma- tlc tires, In first class condition. Call at 10S South Parrott. FOR-" SALEtuoroUKhbred White Rock hatching eggs, also some fine trios. W. R. Klnsel, Wilbur, Ore. FOR SALE Oakland tourlug car In very good condition. Price reasonable. At Broadway's gar age. FOR BALE Auto trailer, pneuma so wish to exchange or buy one. Early spring hatch. N. L. Conn. Phone 6FI6. Roseburg, Ore. FOR SALE Ford truck, a bargain. 1921 model (225. See Chas. 11. Hoffmeister, 1 1-4 mile off high way from Winston brodge. COW FOR SALE Good gentle Jersey-Durham milch cow. will freshen In about a week. Very reasonable If you take her now. Call at 735 Fleser SL Saturday or Sunday. FOR SALE Lease, my 2 3 sharo In H8-a. ranch. 14 miles west of Winchester. 21 A. grain, up In fine condition; 4 a. bearing prunes; 2 a. family orchard, large garden patch. 2 matched teams. 2 cows, 1 yr. heifer; 2 sets harness wagons, box and rack, sidehtll plow, i sec. barrow, 1 sprlngtooth harrow, mower rake, orchard disc, weeder, cultivator, marker and corn planter, summer wood. Yasture free. Fair buildings and running water on the place. 21200, cash. Bal. on terms. Earl T. Johnson, Roseburg, Ore. Rt. 2. to date Electro-Chiropractic of fice in the city ot Roseburg, which place they regard as an exceptionally fine opening for a new ofrice in their line. They have secured offices In the Per kins Building and are Installing the latest and most approved electrical apparatus and equip ment. Dr. Moon Is also well known In Eugeno, having form erly graduated from the lllblo University of that City; and will be In active charge of the Rose burg ofrice, which will open shortly after the first of the mont'h. 0 1 - 95 taxi has moved to Valet Shin ing Parlors, 106 West Cass St. NewWordt! New Words! thouand of thmm ipctUd, prwtounctd, and dmfinud in WEBSTER'S NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY Tft ".Supreme Authority" Ctt fA BtMti Here are a few tamplets grlmotor hot pursuit Air Council mud gun Ruthene paravane megabar S. P. boat soviet abreaction cyper rotogravure askarl capital ship ipplo mystery ship sterol Irredenta shoneen Flag Day Red Star Esthonia overhead Blue Cross aerial cascade camp-fire girl h t Aij Store hou$9 of Information Serving You? 2700 Pbsm 6000 lUuBtrstioM 407,000 Words and PkruM CauettsMf and BtosraphltMal DktioDarr WRITE for a sample page of the New Worde, specimen of Regular and India Papers, FREE. G. & C. MERRIAM CO. Springfield, Mass., U. S. A. By WINNER Voo THuMK I'M AFRAID - . . . ' TO GO DOWM iw THERE T fVftElf DOMTCUA? VUELL. t BtTCHA I AWT AM' ToPROVJE IT T"oO JUVT Cowf ALONG AM' SEG DO tT "Z fa Section BACK PACE. FOR SALE I Buckeye Incubators, one 105 egg and one 110 egg cap acity. Like new. Phone 42F27 Rtr- 1, Box 103. FOR SALE General store. Invoice about 15400. 60 per cent groceries, fixtures about 1650. Rent f 20. Ad dress P. B., care News-Review. WANTEI) Clean view office. rags. Newi-Re- VOUNG lady wants work ofany kind. Box 5S3. Roseburg, Ore, LADY weuld like position In gro cery store. Address MD", care News-Review. '" WAM'tU Used cook stoves and ' ranges at Powell's Furniture com pany. WANTED to buy. Used safe and roll top desk. Wells and Chase 410 E. Lane St. WANTED 5 good fresh Jorsey cows. Phone 46F11. Deer Creek Jersey Dairy. WANTED TO LOAN 210,000 on good real estate. Address Real Es tate, care News-Review. LAI)Y wIllTbno child-wishes po sltlon as housekeeper for bache lor or widower. Address "P", care News-Revlei FOR RENT I FOR RENT Up to date furnished apt. with garage. 428 Pltxer SL FOR RENT-Furnlshed apartments. Inquire Wilder and Agee store.- FOR RENT 4 furnished house, keeping rooms. 246 No. Rose St. Viill RENT Small turmsned aparg ment. CloBe in, 226 a month, Phone 247-R. FOR RENT Nicely furnished, apartment. Phone 353-J. 843 So. Stephens. FOR RENT 2 and 3 room apart,, ments. $10 and $12. 827 W. Doug las SL Tel. 351-L. , FOR RENT 3 'furnished house., keeping rooms. Hot and cold wit." ter, bath and lights. Inquire 424 Floed SL FOR RENT Two-room apartnicot with bath, two blocks from P. O., H. and C. water, and lights fur nished, 117.60. Phone 227-Y.. FT5irTn:7TeasonabTe7Furnlsh. ed apartment, near Benson school, ground floor all conven iences. Children welcome. Phone 70 J. 622 1st Ave. No. . - LOST AND FOUND LOST License plate 23040. Relura lo Fred A. Uoff. Roseburg. . MISCELLANEOUS DRESSMAKING. Ladles tailoring and remodeling. Prices reason able. Mrs. Cook, 320 W. Wash. St. Phone 642-R. PERSONAL workers In the lueet Ings find help and Inspiration In Dr. Banks "Bible Soul Winners." Roseburg Book Store. CIENTwants loan of 2500 on. good real estate security. 8 per cent ln teresL G. W. Young & Son. Phona 417. CAR OWNER Don't forget U call 668 when In need of ants parti. BartTi Auto WreckinJ House. TRADE, TRADE, TRADE; 4C acres, 39 miles down the Colum bia river from Portland. Dandy 5 room houso 6 acres cleared. All fine soil, on good road, close neighbors, mail route, cream route, school bus, f 1600.00;' 30 year federal loan, value 83S00. Will trade equity for what yon have. Write full particulars. Box 412 Roseburg. FOR-EXCHANGE WellbulltT; room houso with bath, beautiful ' lawn, flowers, shrubbery, 7 kinds of fruit for family use; acres bottom land, small barn; located In small town 20 minutes drive to Marshfleld. Value 25500. Want equipped ranch of full val ue In Douglas county. Address D. H., care News-Review. The Umpqua Florist , , Choice Cut Flowers Always Frssh Finest Quality 'Artistic Floral Designs. Visit Our Greenhouse or Call 40 F2. WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua Reliable Tailor J. H. BERNIER Upstairs Next Umpqua Hotel Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations We Make Your Clothe in Roseburg Tanks Ouollna, Od, Want and Air METAL, Won't Leak. 10 OaL w 10.000 0L Asvfcah. Om Om rsa, Churchill Hdwe. Co. THE WINCHESTER STORE , WANTED