Roseburg news-review., February 10, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1925.
SEVEN
Do Not .DelayP
Your orders for Nitrate of Soda, Superphosphate
and Land Plaster.
Our stock is going fast and we will not make fur
ther shipments this season.
Seed Oats Barley Spuds.
See Us First We Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSEBURG OAKLAND
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ltKITISH ACT AtlAlXST
l .MTKI) STATKS IUCO.V '
JiKADKl CANADIAN
(Aatortated I'rM Ltaatd Wire.) '
LONDON, Feb. 10.- On the
contention that they are being
"hoodwinked" to the tune of 25,
OuO.UOO pounds of bacon a year
bacon which U cured in the Unit
ed Stales and sent to Canada and
then re-exported to England as
'best quality Canadian'' the Na
tional Farmers' l;nion of Great
ltritain has started a movement
hero to put an end to the practice.
The union took steps here re
cently to call the attention of the
public to disclosures made some
time ago as the result ot an agri
cultural inquiry promoted by the
Ontario, Canada, legislature which
brought to light the details of the
trirk nf Reniiine the millions of
pofinds of bacon to Canada t eaYh j
month and then resmpping it
here, the goods being sold in the
Uritish markets as a product of
the Dominion. It is understood
x here that as a consequence of the
revelations the Canadian govern-
nnnt hen Kaon riQniitialiiJ hv Vnr
tow organizations to create M'A 95iearl oll nmn, h,n n I me
Hinctlve brand which is to Vetf In fhj opinion -of Km
placed on all exportable bacon Mkcr. trail blazer, who In the
. r eanv days crossed the plain. in
Tt.n 'i;u-..,0ru' i tn ai.'n tfW1v
a leading hand in bringing about ;
theemiiargo on American pot a.- j
toes whic-h became effective some j
time ago, this action having been
taken, it has been explained, to '
prevent an influx of the Colorado J
beetle, better known over here as
the American potato bug.
fc.MlLKA OF HHtTCXK D1EIVE
HHOTHKItS INTO HIDING.
(A(wor)ated Frew ToKod Wire.)
' rLEVKN, Bulgaria, Feh. 10.
t Two brothers, plowing a fieW to
plant it to grapewines, recently
turned up some heavy objects that
to thjr ignorant eyes seemed like
gold. They were vases and sta
tuettes, 15 in all. To be on the
safe side, the two men gathered
up their finds and disappeared.
But rumors of the occurrence
Reliable Tailor
J. H. BERNIER
Upstairs Next Umpqua Hotel
Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations
We Make Your Clothe
in Roseburg
Fruit and Vegetable
Diet Is the Best
All our canned goods are of
superior quality, and you can,
by ordering here, have any
vegi tables or fruit at any
time ot the year. Try us.
Economy Grocery
Phons 63
Grit Ha Sharp
Corners
cuts fabrics. A piecs of
grit under the microscope
shows Its sharp corners.
Our dry cleaning removes
all these particles and
saves the material.
1
w.
YOUR BOY
See to it that he sets the
body-builJing and strength
ening elements that
Scott's Emulsion
supplies in great nhundancc.
It is the famous white food
tonic that builda strength
for all ages. . m
Rcott ft flownc. WnomfiM. N. J. ?t-
got out and the local authorities
ftarted to Investigate. They
found in the field the cover of
a vase that had been overlooked.
It weighed 90 grams and an as.s.y '
proved it 40 be pure gold
KZltA MEKKl:it WON'T
WASTK A-NV TfII
(AwocUted I'm Lued Wire
TACOMA, Wash., Feb. 10.
'a covered wagon and recently
went over the same route iu au -
liiplane.
Mr. Meeker visited a newspape -
office here recently and Inquired
for 1. friend. lie was asued
w:iit for him half en hour.
'tlnod gracious," answered Mr.
Vv;et;er. "I'm it. years old and I
h!re no half hour! to pparn."
NewWords! NewWords!
thoutands of them ipelled, '
pronounced, and defined in
WEBSTER'S
NEW INTERNATIONAL
DICTIONARY
The "Suprtmm Authority"
Cat Me Beat t
Here are a few samples:
agrimotor soviet abreaction
hot pursuit cyper rotogravure
'Air Council askari capital ship
mud gun sipplo mystery ship
Ruthene sterol irredenta
paravane shoneen Flag Day
megabar Red Star Esthonia
S. P. boat overhead Blue Cross
aerial cascade
1700 Pm AOOO rii;tration
407.000 Words and Tbrr fc
Gazetteer and Biotraphical DicUonary
WRITfJ for a sample patfe of the
iVew Ward, specimen o( Rejlur
and India Papers, FRIE.
G. & C MERRIAltfCO.
Sprinjffttld, Ma., U. S. A.
TUBBY
MOVING -AVhy
not avail yourself of
a tried ami tnistrd trans
portation service? Why
experiment with valuable
property? There are
years of satisfactory serv
ice behind us. Reasonable
prices.
'We aim to please",
H.S. FRENCH
TRANSFER ft8 STORAGE CO.
PHONE 220
csmp-fir. g.rl S
Storehouse (
of . U.'- -v.'-";
information siv,
Serving You ? --
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HAltY HAVK.D 1IY HACK
WITH HEATH IN HI.INIV.
IMi tOvVtTOKM.
CLAClEIt PARK, Mont.. Feb.
10. One of the 1110M remarkjitde
exploits In the annals ot the V.
3. Forest Ranger Service occurred
here when Glacier Park a priie-
Inning baby, the -months old
sou or Forest Rancor and Mrs.
Clyde C. Faulty, became desper
ately 111 with convultdons iu the
Koeky Mouutalns ,ol Glacier Na
tional Park. Far from a doctor
the terrified parent traveled
through two feet of snow In a
blinding storm, with the babe
upon the rauger's back, in order
to reach the railroad. Hero they
succeeded in stopping the fast
Oriental Limited (ruin and at
midnight reached Kalispell, where
the race with death ended, seven
houra after It had begun. The
Infant was rushed to the home of
a 4tclalist, where it Bpeedily re
covered. The baby, whoso name Is Clydo
Montana, was the prise-winner at
a baby clinic in Clacier Park last
summer and it is highly admired
-liy scores of park officials and
others in Flathead Valley, who
are highly pleased that the spec
tacular race with deuth was won
in spite of seemingly insurmout-
I Hanger Fauley Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. YV. 11. Fauley of
New Lexington, Ohio.
CARD OF THANKS
We w ish to tako this means of
extending our sincere thanks to all
the kiud friends and neighbors for
their sympathy and floral, offerings
during the Illness and after the
deal of our loved one.
Mil. AMI MRS, 0. F. CALHOl'N.
MR. AND MRS. 1). G. CAI.IIOI'N
Mil. AND MRS. ,. 0. CALHOUN
MR. AND MRS. W. I.. Kltl'SE
MR. AND MRS. MAINE
Every man's house la bis castle
If he owns the house. Page Lumber
and Fuel Company.
! Antlers Theatre
I Reno's divorce records, and other
'court versions of celebrated ejpara
! tiim cases figure as guiding lights In
I a play without a divorce in it at all.
This is the paradox in "Dtitter
i fly." I' reversal's fllmizution of
Kathleen Norris' noted novel, which
i comes Tuesday and Wednesday to
the Antlers theatre. For Katlneen
! Norris delved into all the - divorce
records she could find, ill Reno and
elsewhere, befqre she started the
story. Her idea was to show the
1 factors that lead to the averago. di-
Ivorce with a posrible cure.
I Laurti La I'lante, Norman Frry,
Uuth Clifford, Kenneth Harlan ap
j pear in the production of the novel,
j which is elaborately .staged.
I Majestic Theatre
- That combination, Wesley Barry.
I the celebrated juvenile actor; Wil
,Ham Keaudine, his director, and
'Julien .Tosephson, author of t he
stories they work into such win-
ining pictures, seems to be an Invin-
clbfv one. It seems they improve
l"n rc anu mat every new p,
1 ture Is better than the one preced-
ilnn it.
I - "The Country Kid," which opens
tonicht at the Majestic theaire,
( shows beyond the shadow of a
doubt that TVeley Barry has won
i for himself a warm spot In the
hearts of the people of this city.
I '
i Liberty Theatre
j One-of the greatest screen char
1 actMrizatioiiB or recent years was
his wonderful sympathetic portray
al of "Mark Sabre" in "If Winter
.Comes," a great piclure, and one of
he outstanding successes of the
past year. And fhat success was
due, in no small measure, to Mr.
Marmont's marvelous work.
His most recent success was In
the principal role opposite Betty
t'onipson in James Cruze's produc
ts, of "The Knemy Sex." Other
successes in which this distinguish
ed actor appeared were "The .shoot
ing of Dan MeGrew." "The Light
That Failed" and "The Marriage
, Cheat."
I This veritable classic of Die
screen will be shown at the Liberty
theatre, beginning tomorrow and
-Thursday.
I
"Wolfe and Montcalm," the
Chronicle of America announced for
the double show tomorrow ami
Thursday nt the Liberty theatre, is
an account or the thrilling fall of
Qu bc. ',1 bis terrllmy belonged to
French, whom "the Krudi-h con
sbired a menace 1o their Ameri
can colonies. William Pitt, Eng
land's great war iirijiMer. whs
policy was to fltrotiL'then the Amerl
con colonies. s:iid" "W Hmst shat-,-v
the French colonial empire, or
France will destroy ours."
RtU'lenaKer costg less per pound
'ban butter
CCME CN. HANK.
GCT O?' THERE'S
Skt"IHiM TERRiBUL
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WHO'S WHO AND WHAT 8
HAl'PENED
CYNTHIA LELAND'S husband.
Jim. has Rons to Honolulu shortly
after their marrtnpe, follow! tiff "1 oh, lut's go somewher and
mlsundortitnnlnK with hit wife, and i talk."
has taken his mother with him. I "All rinht; lot's have dinner at
leu vlna; Cynthia to face tha Uisap- the hotel ncrons the street. That's
proval of her sister-in-law, . foiivonllnnal enounh for anybody.
LOUKLUA, and all her woVld. M'ut you'll never talk me out of ht
Cynthia turns to I"1 you ur doin anyUilng short of
CECILE MALCOLM.
leader of
the town's trayetit set, and accepts I
the friendship of i,i iv hpr n anjlwep to a mmmm
NOEL GARDNER, the town'- frum nn oldep man who nCrxn
black sheep. going with them to n,the romn, Hne wanted to try to
mid-winter house party at Ceclle's ;i,lnk. She was wlLHy happy In the
mountain cabin.
TODAY'S INSTALMENT
XXXVI THE GREAT DISCOVERY
AS Cynthia did not go on at
once. Noel Gardner spoke.
"It wns kind of you to tell
mo that you'd decided to sell that
stock to me." he
wild. "Shall we
1 i
go somewhere tt
tea v and talk it
over ?"
"No, let's do I'
here," she an
swered, seating
hernelf by his
desk, where sh"
had sat earlier
In the afternoon
"I'm not gnin
to sell it after
ull. Oh, Noel.
mm
VIOLET
why didn't you
tell me nil the truth this afternoon .'
Why didn't you tell me then that
you knew the stock wasn't doing to
be worth anything. nd thatyou
wanted to buy It buck because you
didn't want me to lose my money?"
lie threw out his hands helplessly.
"1 thought I could get It from foil
before you found that out. Hut.
Cynthia, sure'y you'll sell it to m1
anyway? You had no rijjht to buy
it In the first place."
"Yes I did. I bought It because
I wanted to. not because you urced
me to. You hud nothing to do with
my buying it. except that you were
kind enough to help me get it with
out my mother-In-law's knowing.
There's no reason why you should
lose more money on my account."
r "But I don't mind having tho
stock worthless except because of
tbe loss It will mean to you. The
other people who own stock are
men who can well afford to Jos1
money. Eventually that stock wl?i
pick up. because after the factories
have been built next that eul
dlvislon the land will he worth a
good deal. They can risk waiting.
But i dn't want you to."
"That's Ind of you, Noel, but I
can't let you do this for' me. I'm
going to tako the risk too. Don't
you nee that I " j
" Hhe paused. Tier heart had Wrr
tnucned when she tlrnt entered the
ortice by the way he looked; he was
no pale, and such deep shadows lay
around his eyes, she knew that he
had been under a terrific strain ever
since he had como hnck from the
woods. And now, to have his busi
ness go .on the rocks it wns too
much for Mm; she could see Unit.
With nobody to turn to for svtn.
pa,thy suddenly she renllzed ttmt
she could mo the end of the mad
along which she had been traveling.
She loved Noel Gardner, even as hi
loved her! ,
She rose suddenly, ns If she could
away from this new knowl
edge. He mtte too, (nd as che
looked up her eyes met his. lie
read the truth In them. Without a
word he took her In his arms.
It wns moments later that fvn
thla turned from him and sank Into'
a chair ngain. . '
"Noel oh, what shnll we i!o?
This Is wrona-." she Rasped.
"It Isn't; it's right, the one rUht
thing In the world. I have always
iovsd you. from the very first. -And
thounh I didn't dare hop? thrtt u
could care for rpo, I felt that if -ch.
Cynthia. I'm the happiest man In
the world."
CAUSE OF MI'S
j (AMnci-uM PTr-i Lfaw-d Wfr?.
LA GRANDK. Ore., Feb. ln.
autopsy performed ovt r the I
fit" a man. believed by officer--be'C.
Brady, of Toronto, (unn
found mar here HunHay wish
(b-nee of robbery and foul piny.
;veahd no hlo had b'0ii ailn
Uteml of sufficient nlrengih
ejiiise death. bruise mi
j temple indicated a possible bl
but not a severe one.
i Autiiorit j s are tnrUiy inveslii
Ing the possibility of poison.
ie
Hank Takes
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017 Approval
"Ilut I mustn't lov you. I'm mar-
iled to Jim." '
"I know It. Hut thine must turn
out rinht for us, somehow. Cynthia,
can't Ion each other now."
; . L - t , " 11 ' .
rcillxatlon or her love for Noel; t
iteemed now as if aha should have
known of It long ago. How could
she have been so blind?
Kut the thought ot Jim plunged
lif-r Into the depths of despair. She
was Jim's wife, even though he
didn't want her. And Jim's people
did not believe In divorce.
"Kvcn though his mother doesn't
approve of me, she'd never be will
ing to let Jim get rid of me," re
iticted Cynthia. "I don't nee what
in the world I'm going to do." -
Noel came hack to her eagerly.
"Everything's beginning to coroo
How could the have been $o blind?
rinht even now," he told her. "That
man to whom I spoke Is one of the
powers that he. so fnr ns business
in this part of the country Is eon,
cemed. Ami I can tell you what I
couldn't tell another soul. Ho wants
th:it same sub-division that I was
KomjT to mako so much money on
till the man who owned the adjoin
ing land turned It Into factory sltesa
I can see his game, and I'm holding
what I've got but we'll make a lot
of money yet, sweethcurt, see If we
don't."
"And then' she asked, smiling
Into his eyes.
"And then, somehow, you and I
are going to see the way clear
ahead of us. We'll be married, and
spend our honeymoon wherever you
like Chinn, Kcvpt, India"
"Id probably pick the north
woods," she answered. Inuirblna.
"That's where our romance renlly
found out what It was. 1 began ta
realise when we were snowbound In
that stranger's house thnt somehow
you were u I IT. rent from any other
man In the world. Noel, oh, but I
don't see what we're going to do."
"You don't have to." he answered.
"I tell yoU we ir be all rlirht, honey.
Now, Kiippose we order dinner not
that eilhfr of us will want to eat It,
but If we don't have food on tin
table between us everybody's going
to talk about us."
' "They're all doing that now:
everybody In town has'tnlked about
us both ever since we met,,nnl be
foro that," Fhe retorted. "And. oh,
how they're golmr to talk later! For
a Klrl who's never done anything
wront I've been the sub Joe t v( more
scandal than anyone else In tbe
world!"
jTheJTown Reallv Tallf.t
I man's stomach will be sent to,
Portland today for examination
The inquest started last, nlulil-
i was continued until tonitiht to per
mit further investiualion und
search for possible haKKitgc. Testl
m my l ist night indicated the man
must have been dragged or (brown
under the brush where boys
Hound th body. Dr. K. O. Kirby
!statd tlu vfrtini wns not ite.-id
when placed tb-re. but that he
must haviy(kd shortly afterwards.
The toes hail been froven af'er
tho man w;m put und'T the brush,
: Dr. Kirliy believe,
j The Mlieriffs office hnd received
no woid from Tnront ibis morn
J it it. The Canadian w.ir ortice M
Ottawa Is to be wired or hlcnfiff
! cation.
I Vse News Renew Classified Ad
vertMni; for re-nlts.
No Chances.
MCVJ WHtrtrt'tE AftMHIll !
DiD TtlT CLE Do&cjoTo' i
-Villi. 1' "t- OtNt hcip
ME TO CATCH vMHM MDE
1HM AltlSt S CWM
FMIIT ir IT CMt VJ.S HIS
F AtJ ftp , I SHCIL3
coward!!
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KAItM HKM1N!FIU.
Applications of land plaster In
March increases the growth of
Oreiion vetch, says tbe riperliaent
station. At the rata of 76 pounds
an acre It will help out the weak
stands of fall and spring planted
vetch which were damaged by
the cold weather last vinter.
When fertilisers are applied to
the normal stand there will be an
increase in growth but not so no
ticable as when put on tbe weak
or thinner etauds.
A chick costing a little. more
than the average may lay a doiuu
or two more eggs as a pullet, ac
cording to Professor A. U. Luun,
of the Oregon station. One or
two eggs In the fall will more
than pay this additional cost ot
the chick.
Hee keepers are urged to see
that the entrance to the hives are
open, so that bees may come out
on sunny days, says the Oregon
experiment station. lly Uftin&
the back end of the hive the bee
keeper is enabled to determine by
the weight -the amount of stores
the bees have. The spring rush
may be lessened by getting equip
ment reudy for use now.
Application of commercial fer
tilizer to be most efficient on thlti
grain stands should be made hi
the early part of March, says tha
experiment station. A light ap
plication of nitrate of soda or sul
fate of ammonia 50 tt 7a pounds
an acre stimulates atooling of
thin stands ot small grains fh
western Oregon.
Many poor hatches are caused
I by neglecting to lest Incubator
thermometers each season, say
poultry authorities at the Oregon
station. Thermometers may be
tested by pluclng the bulbs in wa
ter heated to lt3 degrees, using
a clinical or doctor's thermometer
to check with. Any difference
which may appear can then be
taken into account lh reading.
Brown rot mummies, dead twigs
and spurs, and mildewed twis
should be pruned and removed
from orchards, as they lessen the
sources of future spring infection,
and supplement the regular spruy
program, advises the Oregon ex
periment statiuu. These should
be burned, for iu many cases it
not burned, the disease spores are
formed Just the same, causing
much trouble later on.
The spring application of bor
deaux Is nut satisfactory fur the
clean up of anthracnose in a bad
ly affected Oregon orchard. A
new spray program by the ex
periment station advises bor
deaux mixture added to the July
codling moth spray in such cases.
Fall spru ing Is no longer recom
mended Tor this disease because
of weather conditions at that
time of the year, which favor In
fection and Interfere with spiay
fng. : Size and shape of hatching
eggs are characteristics tho Ore
gon poultryman cannot afford to
ignore, says the experiment sta
tion. Texture of shell, shape,
color, and size of eg may be
transmitted through tho off
spring. Mould on sprouting oats may be
prevented by providing plenty of
ventilation and sufficient heat to
hasten growth, according to ex
periments at the Oregon station.
Spraying the trays with formalde
hyde each day before putting in
the oats is ulso a help.
Fiction Library, upstairs. Ma
sonic Temple. Over Ihirty-five hun
dred books.
GREEN ITEMS
Mrs. Isom, principal of the school
at Green, has been quite 1)1; the
cause being lonsilitls. She Is back
at school again after having missed
the whole of lh past week. We're
glad she did nut need to miss more.
We are also pleased to sen that
Because
you can rely
on it to stop
the cough
and check .
the cold
NO NARCOTICS
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Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS
FOR SALE Oalt and
block
wood. Phone UF2.
IFOR ItKNT 5-rooni house.
In-
quire 735 Mill St.
FOR 8ALK Larjw brood sow and
pigs. R. Moiuiugstur, Draiu, Ore.
FIR wood, cord wood, 2 foot or !$
Inch wood. Phone 14F14, Boyer
Bros.
FOR SALK Fresh cow, will give
6 gal. dally. Address Box tiSS,
Roseburg, Ore.
OLD GROWTH fir, It In. and cord
wood for sale, at ouiht ilin. Mar
tlu Lloyd, Sutherll'i.
b)R SALfci Nursery stock. Phone
27 F3. Morning or evening. R. L.
Kills, Roseburg. Ore.
FOR SALK 2 milk Tows, one
steer. Raymond Spence, Terminal
Hotel. Cheap for cash.
FOR SALK Can s;ae you $1.0 on
practically new Ford coupe.
Glenn H. Taylor, Fire Dept.
BiroCCOLircRATKS FOR SALK
4o0 all made up and ready for
business, 12c each. R. U. Wood,
News-Review.
MODKRNBUNAToW 5 rooms.
Basement; modern plumbing.
$4500.00. Terms on part. G. W.
Young & Son. Phone 417.
ROOM "AND BOARDTftered with
refined family In country. Fine
place for convalescents. Address
M., care News Review.
FtR SALK 9. C." U." I. "Red cocker
els. Pure bred, extra good. Also
Newton apples at the farm or de
livered In town. Phone 2SF2.
FOR" SALK Bourbon Red Toms,
pure bred. Wanted, V exchange
or buy one arly spring hatch. N.
L. Conn, Roseburg, Ore. Phone
6F15.
FOU SALK -Oakland touring car
In very good condition. Price
1 reasonable. AC Broadway's gar
age. FOR SALK Most modern and up
to date house in West Roseburg.
Full basement, rurnare, large lot,
7-rooms, finest fixtures, on pave
ment, priced right. AddresB
House, care this paper.
Mrs. Henry Simmons Is able to be
out once more.
There Is a place and a welcome
greeting for you at the Sunday
school. Come and fill your place, re
ceive the greeting and help your
side win that contest.
Clara Anderson, tho primary
teacher, spent a portion of the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Fund
(loff at Melrose, While there, she
attended a very Interesting meeting
ot the Melrose grange.
A number oL people .Xruiu. Ureen,
found the revival services at the M.
evlvi
Ik It
K. church in Roseburg, very inter-
estlnaw and helpful.
Willi Mrs. Karl Awe as chair
niun of the program committee,
you am assured of an interesting
and entertaining progrnm for the
next P. T. A. it meets Feb. 13th at
the school house. The famous at
tendance pennant Is still being con
tested. Lunch will be Berved.
If you'll come a mile or two
We'll welcome you with a smjle or
two.
X. X.
NOTICE TO WOODCHOPPERS
Bids wanted nn 40 cords 3 ft. old
growth fir for Odd Fellows hall. See
Storey lies at llexall Drug Store
for particulars.
L. "M. DAVIS,
Sec. I. O. O. F. Hall Committee.
o
For prompt lus. service, city or
country trips. I'hono 44.
rivii, M.itvici: i:amina-
TIONS TO HE tilVKX a;.in.
Tho Civil Service Commission
Invites special attention to the
fact that in examinations held re
cently in Kugeite, Oregoti, a..d
other cities throughout the l'nited
States for Junior observer In me
teorology and assistant observer
In meteorology to fill vacancies In
me f,uiifr iMireuu, applicants
were not secured In the number (
desired, nnd that these examina
tions will be held SKUin ou March
11th. j
Persons intere-ded 'n theso or :
'other cMtinlnat ions plionld apply
I to tho Secretary of t lie l'nited
j Stales Civil Service Hoard at the
local pent oflice for derailed in-'
formation ami application lilanks. (
It v. 11 prolong Hie. It Is perfect-!
ly ntllrilloiiK. It Is a pi-rfcd pic-
tlll'e. It Is perfectly llellclous. Why
the old fashioned kind? It cohIh no
more. Onl.-r now. tlrliiiin Bros.
MUX MltKAIi. Phone I8;.
By WINNER
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FOR SALE "J
fir
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ON BACK PACE.
FARMERS! Are yod tired ot mud
and rain? Can' get you an alfalfa
farm for yours, where there la
lots of sunshine, never failing
crops, prosperous country. If
you want a change write me, giv
ing full description, Improve
ments, etc., and 1 can get you a
trade. Thomas Cobb, Roseburg,
Ore.
WANTED
VANTEI Clean
view office.
f.-t. News-Re-
WANTK1-An old lady to care for
in my home. Inquire 925 Cobb St.
V A N T K 1 i-1 1 ousew or k in" country
or town. Address M. R., care
News-Review.
V ANTE DSecond hand mattress
for three quarter bed. i'bone
360-J.
vvArlE.L Lsed cook stoves aud
ranrs at Powell's Furniture com
pany. YOl'NO lady wllldo" housework or
care for children by hour, or work
of any kind. Inquire 231 Chad
wick or llox 12J3. -
EaDY wishes position aa 'house
keeper in gentleman's home or go
In ' turkey business. Box 27,
Creswell, Ore.
WANTED Married man for farm
work at Overland orchards. Wife
to take some boarders. No child
ren. Charles A. Brand.
BIDS FOR WOOL) WANTED 100
cords of second growth fir wood,
4 foot; 40 tiers of 20-inch oak; 40
tiers of 20-inch fir; 25 tiers of 2
foot block oak. Address all bids
to Mercy Hospital, Roseburg,
Oregon.
FOR RENT
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FOR RENT--S-room bouse, close
" In. Inquire 230 E. Lane St
FOR RENT House at 305 West
First Phone 4HF4.
Foil KENT Furnished apartments.
Inquire Wilder and Agee store.
Ft) It It ENf roonr? uriiTshedapX
Lights, hot and cold water, bath.
42S Floed St.
FOR IlENT 1-room furnished apt.
Ground floor, lights, hot and cold
water, 426 Floed St
I LOST AND FOUND
LOST Friday, a (5 bill. Flader
please cull 110.
LOST String "of ""silver-beadTln
Roseburg Wednesday. Finder
please return to this office. '
FOUND Lauy'a purse. Owner may
have same by calling at this of
fice, describing property and pay
lng for adv.
MISCELLANEOUS ;
MAN will do work of any kind for
rest of February, for 150. ; Ad
dress Man, rare News-Revlewr.
ftA DIATORS Thara my busHess.
Now cores Installed, and old onei
made new. Lark, radiator man,
329 W. Lane.
CAM OWNER Don t forget. H
call 668 when In seed ot anu
parts. Sarffa Auto Wracking
House,
WE SOLICIT "small-consignments
of dried fruit for European mar
kets. North Pacific Sales Co.,. 208
Columbia St., Seattle. Wash.
PROFEB8IONAL CAROS
DR. M. H. PLYLER CnJropractU
physician. 126 W. Lane St.
DONALD
Phone 401
R. GIBBS, Dantlat
212 Perkini Bldg
The Umpqua Florut .
Choice Cut Flowers Always
Fresh
Finest Quality Artistic Floral
Designs. ,
Visit Our Greenhouse or
Call 40-F2.
MR. HOMESEEKER
Am selling homes on the small
payment plan. Have two about
completed, or will furnish lot,
finance and build according to
your plaus.
P. O. Box 1291. or see ma at
building West First Street.
J. W. LANGENBERQ
FORD REPAIRING
CYLINDER RBB0RINQ
Our Specially ;
UNION GARAGE :
Authorized Ford Service
WHEN L ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
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Am, ante. On Oa fmm.
Churchill Hdwe. Co.
THE WINCHESTER 6T0RB
TRY OUR WAV
Phona 277
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