ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1925.
SEVEN t
Yes, We Have Them!
Five cent packages of garden and flower seeds.
Also garden seeds in bulk. Crass seed, clover,
alfalfa seed.
New shipment of drag and spring-tooth harrows
just in.
See our two and three section spring-tooth for
horse and tractor use.
Flour $2.10, $2.25, $2.40 per sack
See Us First We Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
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KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.. Feb.
13-CentraI Oregon's projected
railroad development was a sain
thrown into a turmoil laie yester
day win -n word was received here
from Lakeview that the Nevada.
California and Oregon railroad had
filed with the interstate commerce
cimimission a petition to be heard
on a proposed extension north
from Lakeview to the heart of the
lake county pine belt. It is gen
erally believed that N. C. Ac O. is
owned, or at least controlled by
Zane Grey's
"Border Legion"
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TIRE
SALE
For This Week Only
30x3'j Goodyear
Tire and Tube. ...$7.50
30x3'2 Goodyear
A. W. T. Cord $11.00
30x3 J2 Utility
Cord and Tube.. ..$8.25
31x4 Utility Cord $12.45
32x4 Utility Cord $13.45
33x4 Utility Cord $14.45
30x3'2 Silvertown
Cord $10.95
1 0 per cent discount on
all sizes of Pennsylvania
Vacuum Cup Tires.
C. A. Lockwood
Motor Co.
Grit Has Sharp
Corners
cuts fabrics. A piece of
grit under the microscope
shows Its sharp corner.
Our dry cleaning remove
all these particles and
saves the material.
TRY OUR WAY
Phon ZT7
Our Auto Will Call
t
MOVING
Why not avail yourself of
a tried ami trusted trans
portation service? Why
experiment with valuable
property? There are
years of satisfactory serv
ice behind us. Ueasomible
prices.
"We aim to please
H.3. FRENCH
TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
PHONE 220 ' M
the Southern Pacific, and this
move on the part of the little narrow-gauge
railroad Is taken both
here and in Lake county as an
other move on the part of the
Southern Pacific to shut out the
Hill lines tn th'ir plans to invade
the Central Oregon territory.
The .petition to the interstate
commerce commission was filed by
F. H. McCartney, president of the
line he announced yesterday in
Lakeview.
He promises that his line will
expand to a standard guage if per
mitted to make the extension. It
is believed here that he would
then extend his line to connect
with the Southern Pacific line
near Odell, when the Natron cut
off Is completed.
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StudeDatter costs Wss per pound
Lhan butler.
IIEOJAZ K WG1
(Associated Pres. Leased Wire.)
LONDON, Feb. 13. A special ar
ticle In the Morning Tost tilts
morning asserts that the Kinsiloin
of the Harjez is In ruins and Dial
the city of Jadtlah where Kins:
Ali's troops have been holding out
against lbn Sauil's has fallen.
The article adds that Medina
and a city or two in the north
aljne remained of the domain for
merly ruled by ex King Hussein, j
and these may pass into the hands !
of lbn baud's Wahabi warriors ,
within a few days.' j
The last telfgraphic advices j
from Hedjaz, received early this
week, said Jeddah was under shell
fire. I
dc rvuMiwrn at ONCF I
mfmw L. AH 1 1 1 1 W Wt r sj wivw J
DO NOT suffer indefinitely with
Files or other Rett v I cr Colon d it
orders. Examinstion will relieve you of
worry and doubt about you condition
and my treatments will caote speedy
recovery of your former good health
and vigor.
My treatment for Tile Is GUARAN
TEED to cure you or the fee for your
treatments will be refunded.
Call or writeformyFREE
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-i hnnk nn f 1 1 r ana niriCT
ders.
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NEW YORK. Feb. IS. Secre
tary of State Charles K. Hughes,
who retires from office on March
4, remained in New York to de
liter an address at dunr tonight
celebrating the &0th birthday ot
Liihu Koot, a former bead of the
state department.
The dinner will be In tribute
to Mr. Koot s services to hie coun
try, to the cause of international
justice, to the republican party
and to the Union League Club of
which he has twice been presi
dent. The address as well as
those of other speakers, will be
radiocast. Mr. Hughes remarked
last n&ht at the Lincoln dinner
of the national republican club
that Kew York had been the scene
of hi advent into politics , and
that it apparently was to see his
political demise. His address was
a plea for ."the reasonableness of
Abraham Lincoln," in which
quality he said lay the "test of
our safety, the measure of our
capacity for progress."
! Asserting the country could not
Ignore tht) organized efforts of
I "those who would destroy our
form of government," the secre
i tury eaid that the security liber
ty, justice and opportunity Bought
by the discontented were all to
be found here Mr. Hughes de
plored the lack of attention paid
to public aftairs, citing as an ex-
ample, the navy proposals at the
: Washington conference. "The
1 problem," said the secretary is
not bo much to inform the publ
us to make the information stick.
This U our greatest difficulty in
an ago of fleeting observations."
Emphasizing the need for rea
sonableness in international' re
lations, he said the United States
desired to avoid entanglements
and commitments eo whatever
j contingencies may arise we may
i be free not to exercise any arbit
rary choice, but to folliw the dic
tates of reason and conscience, to
(take the action approved by an
i enlightened people."
I I otit miss Friday's game at the
High School gym
WILLIE RITOLA
SETS T.EW PACE
t AwUlvJ Pmm tossed Wirt. 1
IU'KFAIX). N. Y., Feb. 10.
Willie Ilitola, Finnish-American
distance runner, stands out tmlay
more prominently than ever as the'
one competitor having a chance to
stop the victorious march of
Paavo Nurmi.
Competing in the fenfTire events
of the lotilh regiment indojr
games last night, liilola, smashed
Nurmi's two mile records to bits
aftrr Nurmi himself had sped to
three world indoor marks, in a
race at one mile and a quarter.
.Tonight Nurmi races at Syra
cuse t'uulversity.
Iloth races last night were
handicap affairs. "Both were tri
umphant by decisive margins.
Setting a phenomenal pace over
the eiht lap flat track KttoU, cov
ered two miles in 9:03 4-fi. Nur
mi's record was 9:08. This mark
was not only 5 4-5 seconds faster
than Nurmi's record but nearly 6
seconds better than the world's
outdoor standard. The Finn led
his nearest rival, William Cox. Ilo
chcater, who had a 75 yard handi
cap, to the tape by li0 yards.
Nurmi's new records, bringing,
his total up to 22 tn 16 races and
the former marks all held by him
self, fallow:
New
Record
Former
Hecord
5:00 4 5.
5:33.
5:30 1-5
2,000 yards
2.000 meters
1- 1-4 mfles
4:f3 3-5
5:22 2-5
5:23 4-5
Doa't miss Friday's game at the
High Sf hool gym.
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TACOMA. Feb. 13. An unidenti
fied .lananese wa found lying
dead Itf a pool of blood with two
phots throuKh his head on the
step, leading np to a local Japun
ew hotel fellowitiK three shots
heard l.y K. Torttinaya, who as
sleeping In a room aliove, nbout
1:45 this morning. This n the
fourth murder hi Tacnma within
PUT Tun f'lujRir.HT
VOHIfE THE LETTER
MF MW
afT VOOK rlAM
ffiPT jRe
! JAP 13 FOUND DEAQ
i AS MOHDER VICTIM
r-vGpe- Wife
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"AjrjoB or Jcjxuzy arxre.
WHO'S WHO ANT WHAT'S
HAl'PEXED
CYNTHIA LKI.AXD'8 hubnd.
Jim. has one to Honolulu tmrtly
after their marrtnee. following a
i.iiaun.!er(andinir with his wife, ami
has taaen his mother with him.
leaving Cynthia to fare the dlaau-
proval of her awter-in-iaw,
Lol'KLLA. and
all tier world. t
Cvnthln turns to
CKCILK MALCOLM, Under of
the town nay est net. and accepts
the friendship of
NOKL GARlNEtl. the towns
black sheep, going with them to
mid-winter house party at Ceclle's )
mountain cabin. .
TODAY'S INSTALMENT
XXXIX OUTLAWED
rnilAT
evening Cynthia cam
IJlin.
f...t Imnnrl-int to ktldW
when you return." she nid In heritor to the steamship office in Pan
m n ir . unc
signed her name orid to him ns soon a the ship
and left the of- 1 net In. Then If he docsnlt want to
lice with n little j see me rtt all he can wire me. I've
sUh at bewilder-.iaot to do something, Noel. I can't
ment. W h a V Just wait."
. a hrimfcni "All riirht Ml take you home at
ftf
i.Vfl when Jim did!
; coine hack? It
ah. f,'(tlril
from
fc" T 'l.i. x mi
her thoughts.!
and could not
answer.
VIOLET DARE
She had re
fused to ree Nod that evening. Al
though she did not renllxe how
Ieple were talkin atout them,
she knew that much gossip must
be going the rounds, nud she t.-i'l
no Intention of making It grow in
volume.
Hut the next afternoon, na she
was on her way to order some
hooks, she met Ciarflner. and he
promptly turned about and accom
panied her.
"I've got good news for you," he
announced. "Couldn't tell It over
the phone, so I was Just golnj- tn
drop in and tell you. It's nbout
thnt miti-riivlslon of mine. The sale
of It Is trntng through which mennn
that you're golntr to make a very
nice pro tit on the money you In
vested in stock. Now. doesn't .that
mnke you happier?"
"Yes, of course, It does," ex
claimed Cynthia. Noel had been so
pood to her she couldn't help re
joicing thnt he was to profit instead
of losing everything he had. tor
her own sake she could not feel par
ticularly enthusiastic; until Iter
other affairs wore In better shape a
mere matter of money would mean
little.
They walked on, Noel 'talking
enthusiast it-ally, Cynthia listening,
making no comment unless it was
absolutely necessary, ,
lie hardly saw Louella when tliey
met her as she wns IcavTivc Jinr
hank. Cynthia Hushed ns she met
her sister-in-la w'h eyej. Lorn lm,
holding her head a trille- higher,
hastily entered her car, which was
waiting at the curb.
For a moment II was all that
Cynthia could d to keep briefc the
tears. Khe had never cared enough
for her slster-In-I.jw to care what
Iouellii thought of her. Hut ulie re
sented being judired by anyone as.
Louella had Judged her.
"I vo given hey no reason fliej
condemning me for nothing at all!"
Cynthia told herself bitterly. Was
she to be bin mad fr the things that
hart happened to her'.' How hnd It
been her fault ? From the first
Jim's family had disapproved of her
because she could not find it in 'her
heart to adopt tljelr standards and
pleasures.
Vet could ehe turn her baek on
the world thnt they represented and
go on, knowing that they would
always look down on her? Even
the past week. I
Polw-n o.'flri'rs said a Imllpt
holo throuith llio door indicated
that the nliit had b-n firod from
the too of the stairs Iiy tonu one
in the hotel.
In the pocket of the victim was !
found a loiter bearinit the name
Mr. Kikurhi and wrilten on a let
terhead from the new Hotel ros
ter, Portland.
ATTENTION DRUM CORPS
Enlire corps will nu-et ai Armory
Friday ninlit at 7:30. Important
Are you hungry? Try one
e of
for
Ulriimn Ilros MILK ISUEAI
real sHiiflaetlon. 1'honi- ISS
OOIT3TIPATIOri
li.-r. n'llf.u'!i .h. Iri'liK.-lioe
.nil sfir pntn. rituli.
' fjny Is lt. thcmthlj
CIIAMUERLAIir
TAELLTS
Officer, Call trie Police
( HIM. INSPECTOR,
KCMi ITH'.MtUS
TM1 TOtf.'f 0
VHSCTEI'tlUTEiy
(sMOWT r -tOEB
IN A CM ! PUT
Ut The M&ow!
IMTHf 01 r SrfED
OH THE PfS CF
THE 8rTF ; LOT
ho a EEC'ET
EWTPIiUCf '0 A
"fUWiiEL hr. H0
Buin tw--; at
7KaT VEVt SPT
k -1 HXT J
opiJpproval j
!DA1 T-
r. -ri
j.tc aitecma. j&tkw, ere.
! though the lived on the opposlt
side of the world, wouldn't the be
uncomfortable bfcauae she knew
that they condemned her, that If
J ever her n:ime was mentioned
someone would eny: "th. yea; he
I was that ftlrl Jim Leland married
jthe wrung kind, wasn't he!"
1 d-m't care I iuat won't care:
she told hentelf bitterly. Yet she
knew thst she would always eare.
no matter how. hard she tried not
to.
Noel was talking on, planning for
the future that they would share.
She murmured the proper worde
at the ..roller Intervals, when he
HmM to expect her to. but hardly
knew what she was savins.
At last she turned to htm abrupt
ly, Interrupting hlin In the middjo
of a sentence. ;
"I can't stand It Just to wait "till
Jim comes back to know whnfa
going to happen," she exclaimed.
-I want to ko home and write to
him this minute. I'll send tne let
i-Tiinciseo. so umi .1 win
once." ho answered. "There's a
taxi let's lane it.
looking down at her aa they aat
in the cab. Noel felt sorrier for
Cynthia thnn he ever had for any
one else. Bite was such a child, so
helpless In the grasp of clrcum- j
stances. Jim Leland should have
known when he first looked nt her;
that she was not the stuff of which
society matrons are made, Noel told
himself vehemently. Hhe was the
sort of girl who wanted to be a
companion to her husband, not a
figurehead for his home. Well,
everything would be changed now!
She would get a divorce and become
Mrs. Noel tiardnor, and he'd take
her abroad to live. She was going
to have everything now.
Cynthia, staring out of the win
dow, was thinking very d I ff eren t
thoughts. She was wondering if It
wouldn't be possible for her to
withiliaw from the tangle Into
whh-h she had been thrown by
events which she had not willingly
controlled.
Hhe could disappear, she told her
self. When she wrote to Jim telling
him her side of the story she could
also tell him good-bye. Surely
that would be the simplest thing to
do, to lip a way quietly, nnd let
matters take their own course. She
could not feel that she wanted tc
be froec1 from Jim and turn at once
to Noel Gardner. In fact, she could
not be nt all sure now of her love
., v,,..i
. .. . J I
whelming the day before.
Cynthia Talk,..
(AncUtJ rnm LcmmI Wtra.)
SAN lilKiit). Feb. in. Captain
Lowell II. Smith, commander of
the l'nlte,l States Army around-
ithe-world-fllKlit, reported for duty
I at Rockwell Field yesterday after
completing his official report of
i the world flight, and has been as
' sicned to duty bs Inspector of nil
i military atrtlanes and motors
I distributed from Rockwell Field
i t,o servlco units In the western
! I'nlti'd suites, Hawaii, tliu I'hlllp-
pini?s and Alaska.
If vou were worth a million dol
lars you could not buy a better loaf
of bread. (Jrinim lhOH.' MILK
IIREAI). Phono 133, 114
m .,-va ... u
"I've got good newt for you."
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SPORT SHORTS
(AMuctatta rnm LaM Wua.
Frankio Sullivan, veteran fea
therweiuhl boxer ot tba old U
round days, haa bean engaged to
take charge of the fighter who
train at Jack Doyle'a Vernon ath
letic club.
Iloth the national senior and
national Junior squash hand ball
tournenianis lor 1Mb will be held
at the' Hollywood athletic club. It
waa announced yesterday by Geo.
L. Eastman, chairman of the na
tional amateur athletic union
so,uaah handball committee. The
Junior play will be held April 16
to 18, with the senior tournament
scheduled for May 21 to 2i.
"Red" Ridings, Oregon Agri
cultural College forward, leads
the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate
conference basketball scores with
63 points, according to scores
printed today by Iho Seattle l'ost
Intelligencer. Hob lleskelh, Washington's
veteran player, and llluinn of
Montana are tied tor second
place with it points.
Hale of Washington and Oker
berg of Oregon are (led for fourth
place with forty counters.
Control of trap shooting west
of Lake Michigan has been assum
ed by the newly organized west
ern amateur trap Bhootiug asso
ciation, according to an announce
ment Issued following a meeting
I at Kansas City last night of dl
' rectors of the association rep re
lenting 24 states.
George C. Franklin of Denver
I is president of the organization,
i club, league and state tourna
! ments will be conducted under the
auspices of his association and
' the scores made will become part
1 of the official yearly averages, the
announcement said.
I InMr
Pelaney of Bridgeport ,
sterling "sharpshooter,"
Conn..
who has knocked out 1'aul Iter
leubach. of Astoria, N. Y., and
Tiger Flowers of Atlanta, in Ma
dison Suuare Garden, tonight will
fare Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo,
who outpointed Delaney some
months ago.
I'nder the laws of New York
state, Sluttory, is only 20
years old, can box no nlore than
six rounds in a contest.
For prompt taxi service, city or
country trips. Phone 44.
Liberty Theatre
There Is less real liome life in
America today than ever before,"
asserts Mrs. John D. Sherman, pres
ident of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs at her headquarters
lV 11-..l,4,.n -
Clubwomen of the nation are
uniting to remedy this situation and
therefore are vitally Interested In
TROUBLE STARTS
Ptiytlelana want aaalittt ntflietlnf tosfhk
ins eotot ans tii in Mriou iuna vom
lieatloni that may mutt. Liadlnf phyiT
t im mow arcaeriDa h alb am la tor au oron.
chiil afltetroaa. Well known Dr. Banl. F
Crabtrc. Andaraoa. Mo wrltat: "I ut It
aat uiivrtv lor mv arict ra ana aiv aaeiy,
It it aulck. turn and aafa Is ita actiaa lika
aolhlr alia."
T'wird tne rnri nj ir.a innuinu rpidPTBic
a K'-Tfrnnif nl plivtrlxn n"tiri Out a trll
of liirt,nnn tn Niid4. tiy ttr tine of oila from
a nilit't- plant wire Inimnntr ffn the r
nf Influenza. He uwd Unnt? (ill ainoni; Bla
hlli patiftita and tlufi Iti a h'MIUI fr
flcwlng with "death" rasea. Nfa of the
r'uiia awppt the world aiul fur tumie t)ui
It m not Tui.Mt to iil'Plj tliif (IririAfitl
ItALSAMKA rtnllnr t)nM pure ,- U He
otl In a ilfrfiiil nyni'i. II ki-h mtrm iil.ni
r-ilt In fiir w)i: 1. It Hit- In
liniTii-d mrmhranm and ri-llfvp IrrilnlUni. t. It
liicrvJM'a ai'i-ri-tl'in of iiiiji-ihiii ih pi-rimm
riii' ('iiiwiormlnn, S. It dimilutt p-'r of
thr nhtn In throwlna; "ff b"1v p'U"n mid
4. It utrtkri at the raute, gultkly clink )n
mrm artn.ii.
io n-it ronfme It with firdlnarr
miiich i)nipa thnt are on It w thing ni-t
and do not gn tn the hnw ff thr tr' utile,
l'tillke nther roiitrh rrniMli. It AI.HA M t:A la
free fiom coal tar and other harinfu! nr
nittra. l'loaant t Uko and abwilutt-ly aafi
to iflve to rhii'lrrit.
Iff aura voU pet BAL "A WK A Wltti thfl
picture of the Tndlnn on the (Mckntre t'.UAr
mi teed to rellfTr any r-nith, nn matter from
what raiiae. or vif miiiiuy back. All drutf
Klnla Mil BA1.8AMKA.
In HoHi'hurg buy It from Chapman's
hrnit Sore.
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4LL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE.
FOR SALE
FOIl SA1.K oak
and fir block
wood. Phone 14F2.
FOR SAI.K Jnd hand harness.
Bargain. Farm Uureuu Kxchange.
FOU SALE 1917 Ford $70. With
1S25 license. U. V. Shields.
F1K wooa, cora wood. 2 toot or 1S
lnch wood, i'bone 1114, lloyer
Bros.
FOU SALK Turkey hens, bronze
or black, lloyer Bros, Phone
14F14.
OLD GROWTH fir, ItTnV and cord
wood for sale. at Sutherlin. Mar
tin Lloyd, Sutherlln.
fOH SALK Kngllsh
cheap, llox 943, or
ltoscburg Garage.
fox hound.
Inquire at
USKD CLKTRAC tractors in good
order at Klecker Amort Co., 607
N. Jackson, Uoseburg.
FOFi SALK Nursery stock. Phone
27F3, Morning or evening. H. L.
Kills, Uoseburg, Ore.
50 GLADIOLUS IHILllS, blooming
size, postpaid, $1.00. George Law
ler, llulb Grower, Dent. 124. Ta
coma, Wash.
t uii 6ALK Oakland touring car
in very good condition. Price
reasonable. At Broadway's gar
age. FOU SALK or trade Mowing ma
chine, hay rake, Bpring tooth har
row and peg tooth harrow. Uoyer
Ilros. Phone 1 1FU.
oM AND A 11ALP-I)ay klder
truck and trailer. Must be sold at
once. Priced right. Apply to G. W.
Young, 116 Cass St Administra
tor A. S. Frey & Sons estate.
FOU SALE Ulack Minorca cocker
els and eggs for hatching; also
lelaval cream separator. 625
Fast 2nd Ave., South. Phone
4U2-L.
FOR SALK Light team for $40 or
a team, harneHS and double box
wagon for 125 or trade. What
have you? F. A. Duocli, H 1, Box
J 12.
FOR "KKNf Ijirge room in private
family near lU-uson school; with
or without board or with kitchen
privilege. Fhone 70-J or call at
6-2 First Ave. North..
MOTOR TRUCKS, 3-4 to 5-ton for
any claas or work. Prices from
f20 to $4001). Logging lumber.
transfer, etc. See Frentzel, care
C. A. Lockwood Motor Co.; Koae
burg, Ore. .
FOR SALK On easy terms, two
new, modern, four-room cottages
with -garage, on paved street, at
the corner of Corey Ave., and Mil
itary Street. L. W. ' Metzger,
Fhone 302.
KKI'Ul.LtC 3i Dump body and
hoist. $1000.
Oarford 31, dump body an a" hoist,
750.
Standard 31 dump body and hoist,
rebuilt.
See Frentzel euro C. A. Lock
wood Motor Co., Uohehurg, Ore.
AN K V " F( III ) HOAlKST K U, with
l!C.r) license costs $158.00 and you
still have to buy extras. My 11)24
Ford roadster, ti months old, driv
en less than 3,000 miles looks ex
cellent, runs better than new, has
spare tire, two oversized cords on
rear, auto-rain swipe, spot light,
other extras Including 3U25 lic
ense. $75.00 down, balance easy
monthly payments. Address XX,
care Newsiteview.
"Ilroken Laws," Mrs. Wallace
Iteiil's new photoplay dealing with
Mother Ixve and law Observance, i
which Is coming to the Liberty;
theatre on Sunday, Monday and!
Tuesday. 1
While bearing a real message, of
interest to everyone "Broken Laws" I
is not a pennon. Itather, It is an in-,
tiTHHting. vital, and dramatic story,
of two American families, and of
the results of lack of respect for
laws In their homes. ,
ANTLI HH ihkatuk
Monla hell's Metro-C.nldwyn
picture "The Snob," coming to the
Anll'TH Theatre tonight, boa? is
of a larije east headed by five of
the UHl k nown playt rs in film
land, and supported by almost a
doen noted character players.
John Gilbert will be seen in a
new and usual role, but a most !
rascliiHting one for him, as "the
snob", the central character of,
the story. It ing a leading man,
It took cnnrtidcnthln daring on 1
Mr. Gilbert' part to play this j
character, whic h fs an unsympa- i
thetic one, but he was glad of
the opportunity to attempt some-j
thing new In characterization.
Oppnxltfl Mr. Gilbert Is the
beautiful Norma Shearer, who
plnys the wife of "The Snob".
By WINNER
I s sesasar
Ml J C
KfjR SALE OR RENT Good slxed
3-room house, clean, freshly pa
pered and partly furnished. II lota
garage, and outbuildings, ' good
place for chickens, convenient t9
llenson school, located on. 6th
street. Just north of end of pave
ment. Price foo or rent for $12.50
per mo. See owner, A. M. 'Wal
lace, 1143 6th St., Uoseburg. On-
T7
WANTED
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WANTED Clean r - News Re
view office.
VANTKL) 25 rods of second hand
chicken fence. Height 5 ft ' Ad
dress J. O. Huward, Koaeburg.
Ore. P. O. llox 1US6.
WANTKiJ Used cook stows, and
ranges at Powell's Furniture com
pany. - -
WANTK1J TO KENT
Kurnlebed
ranch on shares. Address
llox
80, Oakland, Ore.
WANTED Washing, Ironing an3
mending to do at my home. Have
housekeeping rooms to rent M.
Perry, lit 5 Fullering St.
WANTED Experienced woman
warns to hear from party wlLh
rooming house fur rent or sale.
P. O. llox 625, Uoseburg, Ore.
r
FOR RENT
I
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FOR RENT S-room
house. . In-
quire 735 Mill St
Foil HENT-Furnlshed apartments.
Inquire V ilder and Agee store.
FOH "ftEXf 'UiiTlight "room, sult
able for work shop or ware room.
Inquire Peltey's Confectionery.
FOT KENT Furnished ' 3 room
apt. 408 K. Douglas.
FOK RENT Furnished housekecp-
ing rooms. Phone 202-L.
Foil RENT Modern 4 -roomed fur-
nished house to ba Idle Feb. 16.
Phone 179-J or call 647 S. Steph
ens St
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Fox hound, black and white
spotted, lost between DlUard and
Mtrlle Creek. Reward. Krvln Rice
Oakland, Ore, Phone 40F4.
I
MISCELLANEOUS
RADIATORS That's my business.
New cores installed, and old onei
made new. Lark, radiator man,
329 W. Lane.
UAK OWNER Don't forget H
call 661 when In need of autl
parts. Sartf's Auto Wrecklnj
House.
HAIR CUTTINQ 35 contii curl56
cents, full marcel and curl 75
cents. All other .beauty work at
rensonablo prices at my homo.
Amy Rogers, 331 So. Muin, Phone
67-Y.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. H. PLVLEIt Cblropractl
physician, 12 W. Lane at.
DONALD
Phon, 401
GIBBS, OsntUt
212 Pcrklnw Bldfl
Fruit and Vegetable
Diet Is the Best
All our canned goods are of
superior quality, and you can,
by ordering here, hare any
vegetables or fruit (ft 'any
time of the year. Try us.
Economy Grocery
Phon 63
JReliable Tailor
J. H. BERNIER
Upstair Next Umpqua Hotel
Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations
We Moke Your Clothe
in Roseburg
The Umpqua FlorUt
(Cholce Cut Flower Always
Fresh
Finest Quality Artistic Floral
Designs.
Visit Our Greenhouse or
Call 40 n.
FORD REPAIRING
CYLINDER REBORING
Our Mpeeialty
UNION GARAGE
Authorized Ford Service
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
Tanks
till
UwktOra
OllMtVtM.
(HsoUna. Ofl.
Wua nd Air
METAL.
Won't Uk.
10 OaL ee 10,000 GL
aattnta. 0 Oa hM,
Churchill Hdwe. Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE