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Newspaper Page TextSEVEN n ,Qpe Wtfb oy Approval Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PACE. to Y trim .pit Yja-og TO IF! ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1925. Farming Weather How are your harrows? -Worn out, busted, broken? Don't waste good weather with a tool that won't do the work. Plows, Harrows, Spring-Tooth Harrows Seed OaU $2.65 per 1 00 lbs. Stock Salt 90c per 100 lbs. See Us First We tan Save You Money FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURG their angle changes automatically AocUui iTm Lewd Wi ag lh(.y reVolve so that they are SEATTLE, Wash., Feb. 19. always at an angle of greatest Development at the University of i efficiency. Washington of a new type of pro- j Advantages of the new type ot poller that may revolutionize : propeller in Marine use insure marine and aircraft propulsion greatest efficiency, increased ease was announced here today by F. ' in maneuvering and greater pro W. Kirs ten of the university j tection for fighting ships attacle faculty. j ing under fire of coast artillery, Professor Kirsten said the pro- according to Professor Kirsten, peller has undergone tests for for aircraft it means greater ease three years. The device was de- in rising -and landing and, on scribed as resembling an old ; dirigibles, the propeller should fashioned waterwheel, consisting enable the airships to enter and of a number of blades projecting leave - hangars without aid, he from a central club. In marine said. use these blades project vertically from the bottom of the craft and I RosgfaMSteanr LAUNDRY iU)3 Superior WORK IHtRtVOUyilLUFlNP I THKT TuaNS'XiUR WORK I B PUT f KUH htiO AWttT. Here's a pointer von should follow. It leads to this laundry wnere su perior sanitary work is turned out every working day of the year, and politeness and moderate prices prevail. We in vite your patronao. Roieburg Steam Laundry , Phone 79 Rosoburg, Ore. F. & F. Eugene - Roseburg FREIGHT CO. DAILY SERVICE BY INSURED CARRIER Will take freight to Eugene. Portland and all way points or will move your furniture any place. Roseburg Headquarters, Broadway's Garage ' Phone 393 BROCCOLI GROWERS We would like to correspond with you regarding the sale of your crop. Write us today PAGE & SON Portland Oregon .YOU don't feel the soil in a gar ment. flut it hurts to know It's there. We are MASTER Cleaners. r 1 1 i at ! WW OAKLAND Hall's Catarrh m 1 will do what we I meuicuie ci luim fr it rid i your system ot Ca.arrh or Deaf ne.s ! caused by Catarrh. Sold bv drutgists for over 40 years. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio MILK UKEAD. The food of The gov ' I foods. It must be pure. ernment lieniamls it. Ultl.MM BHOS. MILK liHEAD. Phone 133. GLORIA SWAI.SQN OF I (AajcUtrd rraw UuFd Wirt ) PARI3. Fob. 19. Unless com plications set in Gloria Swnnson, motion picture star, is out of dan ger, hor doctors said today. Oper ated on Tuesday nls;ht, she is pro gressing favorably and may be able to leave the hospital within a week. Murquis de la Falalz de la Cou dray. her husband, was cheered by reports irom too neusine nnu sam he hoped they would be able to leave for New York on .March 4. She is said to have narrowly escaped acute peritonitis, the Substitution of a common drik ln time. NOW DOES ALL HER WORK I Hat NoBacksche.NoBaJFeelirif'i D I j r p:LI,.. i Because Lydia t. rinkham Veg- etable Compound Drove Her ill I ., - llinew ftway Milwaukee, Wisconsin. "Iwas in hi.ltmin-inwnronditionandlwou!d get weaK speiis and terrible head-, aches. 1 felt so badly lBSt year that I could not do' any houseclean- ing The minute I would lift or stoop it seemed as if I was going to tall to pieces. 1 told a neighbor how I felt and she said 'that Lvdia E. Pink- Compound was r..l h riLht thins for me. 1 took four bottles then and in the fall of the veur 1 took three. I had been treated by a doctor but he gave me an iron tonic ar.d that did not help me. It seemed that the tonic did not have in it what the Vegetable Comisiund did. That gave me the strength and ambi tion I nceikd and I have pained in ..;.. TiT venr h'f(ire I started to clean house I got four bottles of the Vegetable ComtKiund and am taking it right along 1 Ull all mv friends anotit it and hoW much good it does' me They can notice it because I have eai'ncd in weight I weigh 118 now and do all my work myself agam. Mrs. Kmii.O. Branuknbubo, twliita" Ptreet, Milwaukee. Wisconsin. TUBBY veu h" so vr iie nrral IMF, CLE. tcPO TfJnM ARREVtIM Mf. POR VWfilTIM "IMAf KlDMAf'l Ki i rntoin PGPTf llisj' Him lo Ptl THE K.CKtV Ht WUlttOj V.CfctEFUL BECA'J'.E 'hEv'RE -! T3 E! At a meeting held at the Pouglaa , National Ilank yesterday th farm er cooperative of southern Ore- j goo UijMUsaed. and took steps lead- j inK to the formation of a consoli dated purchasing agency. The pro posed agency would handle a vol ume of over a million dollars a year calculated on the present busmen of the firms represented. The meeting was called by C E. Banning, manager of the Douplas County Farm Uureau Cooperative Exchange, and was attended by K. E. Morrison, manager of the Lane Couny Farmers' Lnion; Mr. Spen cer, manager of the Grangers' Eu gene Warehouse; Mr. Gordon, man ager of the Josephine Farmer's Co operative Association; Mr. Iauph- erty, manager ot the Jackson coun ty Farm Uureau Cooperative Ex change;' Mr. Jordan, secretary of the Iane County Farmers' Union. All present were ueciueuiy lavor- able to the proposed asncy. and Mr.. Morrison was seieciea as cnair- - ,""" " plan for submission to the directors of the different cooperatives. The representatives also discus sed the extension of the coopera tive activities in the state and also went on record as favoring the 10 per ceut fibre dairy law. a law which provides for a standard of dairy food. Sassafras bark and Sulpliur and Cream of Tartar Lozenges at the "Pioneer Drug Store." Lloyd Crock E Tho regular meeting of the Glide Grange was held Saturday ! evening with a largo attendance. .The Master appointed the follow ing officers of tho 1125 Commun ity Fair, to be held at Glide in September; General Chairman John Alexander; Directors, S. J. Shrum. F. S. Hlakely; Mrs. Llllle Everts and J. C. llovincdon. Plans are being lifid for the blKge.a and best Fair yet held in this diMrirt. After a lively discussion of the rapid increase of digger squirrels in the country and the damage done by them a committee consist ing of O. O. King, John Alexan der and Ed. Everts was instructed to confer with the County Agri- ii.lrui Agent and organize a poisoning cuiiipat:n to .. fi . f i.,r.. commence ud cover a district large enough to remove all danger to the growing crops of this community. Following the suggestion of the Teachers Association at their Zone Meeting in Koseliurg, the Orange singers under the leadership of Albert Everts, are trying out the . fn arious Oregon songs to de termine what, 'n their opinion. ould be! tho most appropriate for adoption as the official State song. An Interesting program was prrpar(;d Uy tno Lecturer which included a number ot recitations by the children of the Grange and a roii,;un t0 which the women responded by giving quotations from Washington and the men by ii'iuiig uuetuuics puu biuiivo ui Lincoln. I Old fashioned bread and milk both Incorporated in a nut brown loaf. GUI MM lillOS. MILK 1SUEAI). phone 1.13. n WKI.COM K A I'ONKKUKXCK. (AmwUtnl hM I'Kd Wlr,. LONDftN, Pen. 19. The Dally Fki'trh says that foreign Recrelury Chumherliiin It lie wished, miKht have added to his statement In the House of Commons yesterday that American Ambassador Kellog was taking a mcFsage from Mr. Chamberlain to President Cool lde. stailtiR that Creal llritain would welcome American initia tive in calling a new armament conference. This message, the paper adds. s'lCRests that the govern nt re cognize that the tieneva proioco and Its corollary, the proposed armament ronlrrenro under the auspices of the league of nations, are . to alMutents dead. For concrete work call Taylor. 113 No Flint St. Tel. 225 It. I lfECT THE HMJ VIE'I'E. LOOKtNf, tOR I VUILLTRY To MAKE ut ctr INEtTOH, IF HE COMh'- WAV HIS ' THIS VJW- DOH1 Ltl HIM UIP W Ot 14 MUD WHO'S WHO AND WHAT! HAPVKNKD CYNTHIA LFXANDS husband. Jim. baa rone to Honolulu shortly after their marriage.' following a mlsunderm landing with his wife, and has taken his mother with him, leaving Cynthia to face the dlsap pruvul of her sister-in-law, LoUKLI.A, and all her world Cynthia turns to CKC1LF MALCOLM, leader of the iawq'i yayeet set, and accepts the friendship of NOEL GARDNER, th town's black shep, going with them, to a mid-winter house party at Cecil' mountain cabin. TODAY'S INSTALMENT XLIV A CRUEL SHOCK CYNTHIA arrived In San Kran ctsco lute In the afternoon. She had not realized that Lher woultl be no one tu meet her ut liii-' atnttun; rtdlnK across tne ou In the ferry she had somehow expected that her husband would welcome her on tho San 4 , vcv.. i if mursc. ho iyK tti-hiui aid tnnt ho f i " whs In the hos- k...4rUJ t-.WLt pitul yet mhe had thought that VIOLET DARE possibly he mlKlit be able t meet her; If he hud been seriously 111 surely he. would luivo Informetl fils funnily of the fuct Uut there was no Jim to slnulp her out of the crowd of arriving passengers. Made doubly lonely by the fact that all about her other people's fricndu una" families were welcoming them, she ttave hsr bax to a porter and followed him to a taxi. "St, Peter's Hospital," she told the driver, and nank back in ft corner of the sent, to stare out Rt the un familiar streets throiiKh which they pasyed. She wna oaver to e Jim arfH find out what he wanted to d about the situation that had arisen between them since his departure for Hono lulu. Over and over she told her self that It must he his mother who wns ill that It couldn't bo Jim ei his family would have known. His mother would hnve let them know. vwn if Jtm hadn't wanted to. And yet HoKpU.il hid always frightened Cynthia; as she stepped out of the cab sbo looked Up at the Kiim white pile that was St. Peter's with fear in her heart. If it shouM be Jlnr who wad sick wh.it would she do then? She went slowly up the step, serosa th hnll nd Into the wnltlnw room. -frhara Jim would be there. t the train rtthe bad wi.ed him tiie time of her arrival. Iiit tnere was no Jim; onl a painfull' competent youn wo. nan who looked at her fimslinninply. "I want to see that is, h Mr. .'nines Iceland Q patient hero?" wh-1 t-Hked. The younif wur.inn glanced at a took tha: hiy '.n her tb-Mk. t'Vea he's in room 7u8," nlie an swered. "In he may I ro him?" It w.t J!m. tin n, who was ill! "Just n moment; III Hre." The yoiin wmnan fit down r;t the derk, ami 1 ;:an ecp rilv to mfinliij!,ile the switrliboard. (.': n tlila m heart sunk. At last tlit? attendant turned to her nain. i Majestic Theatre I The story of "The .Mnach Mi, jerd," l.eaii Puird's latest r lea.-v'- lor j Associated Kxhibltors. which v ill ib? the attraction at the Maje.-uc theatre tonight coiilnins v,r"e Ithrilling scenes which were niii.' d 1 in Chinatown. The slory tolls "f how Cliinese aro smuggled into this country In open defiance of the ini I migration laws. Mihs llaird. In her latest phoio pliiy, has brought out all the sei-iid delails of this tiaflic in hun.n , souls, ami the scenes of Ihe h 1 1 is In Chinatown and its opium .l- ns and ilives torn some of tho tlinili! g material for the picture. Thoiu ll Chinatown appears a surface of slik and splfmior, there is many a potion of shame that is brew til in lis underground recesses. Tie n- is nut one-Halt of .San i'raiici '"S Chinatown that Is known to tie- ; lice. Liberty Theatre Admirers of Dick Haiton will h hleldy ohned when his new fi-;n : ', Hank, ihe Martyr. him. f'V jAMil - 1IIA - j GOCrtl 1 Gotta" I ( TH.MK VJP A & . J i; CP GETllM W'l" I THI- faOTT A K-V UJ.E. STaj HAK.- i, pVOMU I IOW) j I I ft "4: WKn$?: Mr. Leland la still on ths operat ing table. ah announced. "You probably won't be able to see him ; till tomorrow, Th. room ira ahou Cynthia, iiumlly sh turned lowara me aour ' and t.k a few .taBrlnl .top. In the direction of th. out door. Someone Rraaped her arm flnnly .uul half-carried her to the entrance. She wna conscious of fresh, damp ntr Wowing against her face, of Und vole saying: 'Hit down nera l a moment and you will be u risht- . When she looked up .he saw a M. Clementel gave no details stranger Lending over hor. a man and refrained from saying whetn who smiled and patted her on th ! er assurance of the loans came shoulder. . throue.il the Morsan group which -I'm on. of the doctors here," ht ! handled all the French financing loia ner at once, "i was on my waj t when you ,.,,ed.- mrVthus7rr.",,,a j and she suld he was on the operut-; nir table I don't even know what', ; the matter with him" Cytithia l voice rose hysuxlcally. ( 'uii k uv 1 1 ikii ivuru como with tne and w e'll find out all about him.'' j jor (he French treasury and an ile took Cynthia's arm and led her other of $35,000,000 for U dovas luek into tho hospital, paused abated reRiona will be issued in tbo rnomHsit at mi aeuK, quetnioneti me aurnanni, ana men iouk -i nuna Hospital a (troy rtyhtcned Cyn thia. "I'm (folnc tn tnko you up to a ijiilet room where you can wait until you know how your husband Ib," he told her. "The operation he Is hav ing is not a serious one. and you lhave no cause to worry nbout him. I Part of the roof rno bn turned linto n huro sun iwirlor, and It was ! them that ho found a hi if chaJr for Cynthia with cushions to place at I her back. He pemuaded her to take off her hut and wrup, and aut dow n ' beside her. "Xow. tell me, hnve you had yohr dinner';' She shook hor head. "Well, in i'h r haw I I was Just Rolm; out in dine when I met you. y let h have stimeUiinff up here, sh ill we?" It was a simple little cu'p"r of en km, tea, fruit and to;it tti.it he had p iv pared In one of the die4 kitchens, but Cynthia thnu'.'ht that It tanh'd bvttrr than anything she had eaten In a bo time. Doctor Hall ho he hud introdu- ei hinis1!! brought with it the newt that .I'm was hark In bed, tl'ht ever thimf had p.ne wll. and that aH fo n as he had n-eoven d from (he Tinca h' tic iOie ,-i tII e? hi.n. She haned rack comfoi unly anil looked down ivm the city throuirn Hit hugo wlndov beiile Iter. A New Friend. BUSINESS WOMEN ATTENTION The Hu.Uness and Profes- slontil Women will enjoy a Washington's Ilirthday Parly at the Jlelnline Conservatory Friday vi ning ut 7::io. All tni'iiibers are urged to attend. "Cactus Cure," nn Arrow "Great Western" production is shown at the I.thi-rty theatre tomorrow and Saturday. down the hull to the elevutor. It Is Ihe slory of a wealthy man's hiiilillng. wharf or dm k, and unless son. who Is sent to a western ranch pa, become a lion against the on six months probation to cure silim., for the extermination of said him of Ins luviliious "high living." ground squirrels. What Ihe cowboys do to him and 1 notice is published pursu how ho fulls In love and finally unt to ihe statute In such case wlm "Poppy," heiress of Iho ranch. mil,,. Hl provided that publication makes a snappy, thrilling Moiy. II Km (,o ,, fr UO consecutive gives Hick every opportunity to Use u,.,. r three Issues, and all por his w onderful pluck, courage and , inscribed therein are n uuired horseman.4tip. j Delicious li'K-olates and salted almonds, peanuts, filberts and pistachios tiuis, always fresh. ' Lloyd Crocker. AH,The:'S nV MA.MA.cnJ.' nreviM' To chje Me the iLlW" CM THE OTHta tIDE CF THH I "EMCI-. g j tAocUU4 rnm Uued Win.) PARIS, Keb. 19. Promise of a I $100,000,000 loan for the improve- ment of French finance, and an I 0her of 13500O.OOO for the devas-iron , . hj finil in ih l nlled Slattll ,IMn a8 bu,. d,.rlney balanced and vol- . . ........ ...n... f,,-. led, ni one of the reiuedlea for i France's troubled financial and ec onomic situation advanced by Fl- "'""" , ' - " -" i unn. "j" ties today. , operations m iu. "-" o.-..-. He iimi.ed himself to the simple d.rCncher. (former French minister of commerce) has advo- cated a foreign lon. We have the I)romise tnat when our budiset is I definitely and finally voted and balanced, one loan of $100,000 000 yniteii States. GRIMM BROS. MILK RllEAI) dfllvend to all parts of tho cltv. One loaf for yon and no other will satisfy. It's wholesome. It's pure. It costs uo more. Phone 13:1. o NOTICE TO EXTERMINATE GROUND SQUIRRELS Every person, firm, copartner ship, company and corporation own ing, leasing, occupying, possessing or having charge of or dominion over any land, place, building, structure, whnrf, pier or dock which Is Infested with ground squirrels, or as soon as the presence of lamo shall come to his, their or its know ledge at once proceed and continue In good faith to externiinatn and destroy such rodents by poisoning, trapping or other appropriate aud effective means. The following poison for the ex termination and destruction of such ground squirrels is hereby recom mended, to-wit: Strychnine (Alka loid) used on either barley or wheat, (barley preferred), mixed ac cording to the following formula and manner, to-wit: Parley, clean grain 16 quarts; Strychnine (Alknlold) 1 ounce; Ill carbonate of soda (baking soda) 1 ounce; thin starch paste 3-4 pint; Heavy cofn syrup 1-4 pint; Glycer ine 1 tablespoonful; Saccharine 1-iu ounce. Mix thoroughly the 1 ounce of powdered strychnine (Alkaloid) and 1 ounce common baking powder. Sift this Into 3-4 pint of thin hot tiHHte Hiui stir to a smooth civamy mass. (The starch paste Is hiade by dissolving 1 heaping tablespoon lul of dry gloss starch in a little colli water, which is then added to 3-4 nlnt of boiling water. Moil and stir constantly until a clear thin paste isVornied.) Add 1-4 pint heavy corn sirup and 1 tablespoonful of glycerine and stir thoroughly. Add 1-10 ounce of saccharine and stir thoroughly. Pour this mixture over 16 quarts of clean barley and mix well so that each grain Is coated. From March 1st until May 31st will be the most effective time to poison and destroy the digger squirrels as they have recently emerged from their hibernation and will take the bait readily. The county agent, cooperating with the county court has a quan tity of the poison bait prepared and same Is now on sale to the farmers or persons Interested at actual cost, and this bait may be had by applying at his office In the federal building, ltoseburg, Oregon, or at other central points In each com munity. If any person shall, within thirty C!'i) days from tho first publication of this notice, fall to begin in good faith to exterminate, eradicate, and destroy, according to Ihe method aforesaid, or by any other effective means said ground squirrels herein designated, the county court of I Douglas county, Oregon, will ap ; point a perBon or persons to pro coed villi the extermination and I eradlcallnn of such ground squir irols. and the cost thereof Incurred will be assessed to such land, j to take nolice thereof. I Dated and find published this 1'Jih day of February. 1!i'''. II. W. COONKY. j County Agent of Douglas County, Oregon. (H A M "3 OPAX BE DERM QUICK ) A10OT IT.TOC TWVisV' FOR SALE SAI.R Dry wood. W. A. Jen- kins. Phone 1IKU. t'l wooo. cord wood, 2-foot or 18- lnch wood. Phone HFH. Iloyer Bros. FUIt SALK New 4 room house. nice lot. Terms. J. CioodUew, liar- L, :"o, IfoU SALE Poland China sow with 7 pigs, 7 days old. Inquire P. J. Hallf. Full TSALK (!ood saw mill. Priced low. G. W. Youug & Son, Hose burg. Ore. nvi f.n; Swire old cars ,CAN uSb-Af. ;o oM - JnK House, V. N. .Main. . Foil SALE Kresky brooder stove; one 500 St. Helen incuhator; 1 Fordsonractor'hone 39-L.' Foil SALK Nursei? slock. Phone 27F3. Morning or evening. H. U Ellis, Koseburx. Ore. HAIUIAIN "in a" llOlitilC SUDAN. Kasy terms L. It.' Chambers. Highway Service Garage. FOR SALE 1 combination wood and coal range, with reservoir. 25. H. J. Guile, 3uo W. Sec. Ave. No. . FOll SALE Some pure bred'Whfle Leghorn cockerels. Also pure bred eggs for batching. Phone 24F23. FOll SALE About "10.000 feet us ed lumber of all kinds. ?S0 tnkes the lot. See llurch, at Ford Gar age. FOll SALE Thoroughbred White Itock Hatching eggs (Daniels strain.) W. II. Klnsel, Wilbur, Ore. FO 11 " S ALE Rhode Island Re3 pullets, 13 per dox. Got too many. August Cedarstam, Mel rose, Ore. Foil SALE Pure bred - White W yandottes hatching eggs, f 1 per 15. Also stock, W. F. Hodson, Rt. 1. Hosebtirg. FOH SALE - Chevrolet bug, model l'J17. Good running order 40. Or will trade for anything you have. Pox 1S2. Koseburg. HATCHING EGGS Single comb White Minorcas, American beauty strain, 92 for 15. J. Goodnew, Harrison St., ltoseburg. Foil" SALE West tiud, Room, bungalow, modern, with bath. Itrge lot with shade and fruit trees. (2800, terms. Owner, call 62ti-J. TON AND A HALF Day Elder truck and trailer. Must be sold at Quce. Priced right. Apply to G. W. Young, 116 Cass St. Administra tor A. 8. Frey & Sons estate. KUrTSAT.E One StewarTin w' nTo'd- 1 hand power shearing machine. One Stewart light duty power bheurlng machine. Hooper Pros. Drain, Ore. FOll SALK Purebred Toy Fox 't errier dog; good disposition, good hunter aud wutch dug. L. 11 Lawson, la miles west of You calla, Ore. P.ANCH FOll SALE Six acres, near city, two good barns, good house, one acre of prunes, and one acre of mixed fruits. Will sell on Installments or trado for half Its value In city properly. No Inflated values. Phone 4SF12. FOll " SALE-Ilarred Plymouth Hocks, very dark, flno barred. M. U. Myers stock. Mr. Myers had first prize pen Ilarred Kocks at the Panama Pacific and Wofld ' Exposition In San Francisco. C. O. Sheppard, Dixonvllle, Ore. DAILY WEATHER UEPORT U. S. Weatuer uureau, local or flee, Roseburg, Oieguti, 21 hours ending 6 a. in. Preeip. in Inchss and Hundredths , Highest leiiipenilure yesterday.. 56 fewest temperature last nlfiht.... 37 Precipitation last 21 hours 0 j Total preeip. since first montli..3.79 Normal preeip. lor this month....4.5ti loinl preeip. Irom Sept. 1. to dale 31.97 Average preeip. troni Sept. 1, 177 22.S6 Total excess trout Sept. 1, 1:1:1 9U Average precipitation for 4b wet seasons. (Sepleniber to May. Inclusive) 31.4 ( lou'ly, probably rain tonight and Friday. WM IIKI.I, Volooiolnrlsl FRIDAY SATURDAY Tom Mix - --In - 'I n,f ssf te. finance' F By WINNER WANTED WANTlS Housework by day or hour. Phone GGJ-J. Mrs. Ed. Noah. WANTED Used cook stoves nd ramies at Powell's Furniture com pany. " WANTED TO RENT Furnished ranch on shares. Address, Box 80. Oakland, Ore. DKKSSM AK1NO, ladles taUoriug. and remodeling. Prices reason able. 30 W. Washington. - Phone 612-R. FOR RENT FOll P.ENT 2 large housekeeping rooms. 604 So. Pine St. ROOM FOll KENT 120 W. Lane St. Phone 177. FOll RENT Furnished house, mod ern. Phone 36S L. Foil RENT Furnished room. Hot water, bath. 401 S. Main. FOll RENT Furnished apartment. Inquire Wilder and Agee store. HOl'SK FOR RENT 5-room house at 3u5 W. .Virst St.. near Win chester St. Phone 4SF4. FOlOiENT Pig lighi room, suit able for work Bhop or ware room. Inquire Petteys Confectionery. FOR RENT Largo 2-room apart- ment on ground floor. Phone 351 I. or call 327 W. Douglas. FOlOiENT Large newlF'furnlsE' ed apartment. Modern. Garage. Call at 410 W Douglas St, Adults only. LOST AND FOUND LOST Package of table linen be tween Fnion Garage and Suther lln. Finder please leave at Deuu Gerretsen office. MISCELLANEOUS RADIATORS That's my business. New cores Installed, and old-ones made new. Lark, rudiaOmt man, 32!)W. Lane, ,i ; 1 ( UAti Wfl&lQIoul forget u i call li3 when In need of auM ' parts. BarU'i Auto WreckUu) House. Ft'LL MARCEL and curl 75c, hall cutting 3.ic with curl 60c. At mj home, 331 S. Main, Phone 67-Y, Amy Rogers. FOR EXCHA NGE Ford ton truck in good condition, '25 license, for touring car. Also sedan in good condition, '25 license for touring. E. 11. Lawson, 11 mi. west of Von. calla. PROFESSIONAL CARDS ' DR M. H. PLYLER ChlropractH physician, 128 W. Lane St. DONALD R. GIBBS, Dentist. . Phone 401 . 212 Perkins Bldg You get Results Good cooks must have best products to make baking and cooking successful. Your or der phoned In will bring the best Groceries to your kit chen. . . , Economy Grocery ' Phone 63 Reliable TaUor J. H. BERNIER Upstairs Next Umpqus Hotel Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations We Make Your Clothe in Roseburg The Umpqua Florist Choice Cut Flowers Always Fresh Finest Quality Artistic Floral Designs. Visit Our Greenhouse or ' ( all 40-K2. FORD REPAIRING CYLINDER REBORiNG (Jur Kp.'ctiilty UNION GARAGE Authorized Ford Service' WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT . Hotel Umpqua OkarwiM. Os!tns, CXI, Wstct simI Ait I 4.f'i 10 Ctal to 10,00 OaU I Am SbW Cx tlM. I Ch-:rJti;:i Hdwe. Co. I THE WINCHESTfiR STQBC - n Em; i J tL y TRY OUR WAY Phons 277 Our Auto Will Call r i . ' v . -, - -r" ,r jt.- J .1 ,