ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1925
SEVEN
MOLINE
For Quality. Us for Price.
12-Inch Plow $20.50
Springtooth harrow .. 30.00
Drag harrow $23.80
SEED SPUDS, SEED OATS. GARDEN SEEDS
See Us Firat We. Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSEBURQ OAKLAND
Auction Sales
Farm or city auction. see at
for datea.
We buy and sell furultura.
Bargain! In new and Died
Household Goods.
Radabaugh-PsHersoD
828 t. Jackson Jhons 641-J
Isn't It About Time
for a
New Rug?
Perhaps you havp this In
mind, bo won't the, present
he an excellent time to put
your
Thoughts .
Into Action
Wo- nro showing some beau
tiful patterns that will ap
peal to your nrtlatlc nature
and we will delight to .show
these to you.
Fill
COMPANY
321 N. Jack tort St., Roreburg
LAllNDK? KIDS
Superior
Work
I HtREYOU WILL. FIN P
I A, PLpNT COMPLETE-
THKT TUR.NS"6UR WORK I
B fjyT FRESH WiD SWKT. I
Here's a pointer you
should follow. It leads
to this laundry where su
perior sanitary work is
turned out every working
day of the year, and
politeress and moderate
prices prevail. We in
vite your patronage.
Roseburg Steam
' Laundry
Phon 79 Roseburg. Or.
MATERNITY HOME
1118 Winchester 3t Phone 490
Mr. D. Cornwell
Patient. Privll:ged to Havt
Their Own Doctor
YOU
don't feel the soil In a gar
ment. Hut It hurts to know
It's there.
W sre MASTER Clssners.
THY OUR WAY
Phone 277
Our Auto Will Call
STATE READY TO
EXPLORE LOST CITY
I RENO, New Feb. 20. The re
cently discovered ancient cliff
dweller city sometimes referred to
as Put bio Grande de Nevada, or
Ix)st City, located along the banks
of the Virgin Itiver in southern Ne
vada, is largely on Federal land,
and, in the opinion of Governor
James ScrouKhhani, should be
come the property of the state and
a separate state department creat
ed to povern it and conduct furth
er explorations.
. Nevada has several claims
against th federal government
;for public lands, and the governor,
' in a recent address at Lovelock,
said Borae sort of compromise
agreement may be arranged
whereby the state will become
Bole custodian of the buried city
I area.
Two or more thousands of years
ago, exploration has developed,
people thought to be the ancestors
of the Pueblo Indians of today, es
tablished the city which, after
reaching a high stag? of develop
ment, was allowed to go to ruin.
Whether it was desterted by its
residents voluntarily, whether
they were all slain or captured
and carried off by their enemies,
or all died of disease, is a matter
for speculation. In any event the
city was deserted, and In time be
came buried undue hhuU aud deb-,
ris so that hardly a trace of tt re
mained uutU recent, discoveries.
What is believed to be an irriga
tion system was found, and from
this it is presumed the city's in
habitants were agriculturists and
made the desert bloom in much
the aame manner as "it does to
day in certain sections of the
west.
Archeological investigation is
expected to go forward rapidly
this Bummer. Many mummies and
much pottery from the ruins are
now being Btudied.
For concrete work call Taylor.
113 No. Flint St. Tel. 225-R.
STOI.KX TOY I'AII) roll
ArTKR I-Al'SK OF SO YF.AK.-t
( Amx-iat'! Vtpm Ix'amtl IVire.)
RIDGEFIELD, Wash., Feb. 20.
Twenty years ao n eight-year
old boy stole a toy engine from
the "general store" of Benjamin
G. Hrown; and Mr. Brown,
now postmaster, the other day
heard nbout it for the iirst time
through a letter the "thief" wrote
confessing the crime, ,and enclos
ing 23 cents as payment for the
toy.
"My parents were poor and I
couldn't have toys, bo i Just took
one. I guess you never missed
It," the writer said. . "Many times
I have almost decided to confess
in vnn hut I rrn Id n't net iid the
courage. I am sorry I did it, and.
oeg jour lorgiveness.
Hrovrti recognized the name
signed to the note as that of one
of his oldest and best friends.
Delicious chocolates and salted
almonds, peanuts, filberts and
pistachios nuts, always fresh.
Lloyd Crocker.
;Ui'.rf .vyK7 oare
Milk
iy: -
The Original Food-Drii.i for All Avrt
5uick Lunch tt Hone Omreft Fountains
Naurithtrur-Nocookiag.
BarAvoiJ Imitarionl and Subslitite
TUBBY
I I'M IKE BlGCEST IM Tht"
W0RLD,EJEI SINCE POP GOT "THT LtTTEK I
VCC0TE AM SI&MED A KIDMAPEBS K'NMf.
70 --THERE'S BE.EM A CUE COP VJATCHIM'
THEM TO LEAVE THES60.REAHO OlFfRttJ
foa rAY RtTyiikJ AW C06(O.U)lT. i :
RI&HT WHERE I 6cf THE EMfiAWtE TO
ROOM VOrtECE I'VE Bt'EW
. AiOvO. I CAWT6ET lUTolT.
V I 1 .
S-lvT i.jL'-
CENSORSHIP BILL
k mm ciunnrn sP
lit imi i u 1 1 1 1 1 i rv".
IU IIU I I IIIUIIUU I-
"The picture business which to
day is the latest form of expres
sion,' said Meivin U. WiiiMock,
who has been doing public speak
ing in Ham burg, 'in too bU and
potent a factor in human lite, to
justify petty, irresponsible, poli
tical ' censorship. ! am utterly
opposed to the proposed bill be
fore the Oregon legislature and
if house and senate should pass
same, Governor Pierce ought to
veto it.
"Various statea of the Virion
have tried this and everywhere it
haa failed. In three years It has
cost the State of New York neurly
$700,000 and the cost Is duily
mounting. Today that State is
attempting to repeal the law. For
ten years the Tnited States Senate
has had before it a National Mo
tion Picture Censorship bill. It
is still in committee where it will
remain. Censorship was put to a
vote of the people in Massachu
setts and was defeated by 4UO.O0O
votes.
"No three men In spite .of best
Intention can be entrusted with
the unlimited puwer which this
repressive law would eek to con
fer. Censors are political appoin
tees, who come to the work with
out experience to take judgment,
from whch there can no appeal,
which may result In tuo confisca
tion of brain work of years and
money invested to the extent of
millions.
"No man- or company has a
rigfft to make, lease or exhibit
anything of an Immoral obsceno
or incedeut nature. Hut we have
in the Oregon criminal code today
a splendid provision covering this.
Such is the American way. It
can lead only to evil far greater
than that it seeks to correct to
deny any citizen or art or indus
try its right of a day In Court, a
right granted to the most aban
doned criminal."
Modern conveniences, pure
wholesome government inspected
ingredients, perfect sanitation, en
able us to make, a peifeet loaf at
a minimum price. It's tlio flavor:
It's the quality you simply cannot
(tet awav from. GRIMM 11ROS.
MILK BREAD. Phone 133.
Sassafras bark and Sulphur and
Cream of Tartar Lozenges all the
Pioneer Drug Store." Lloyd Crock
or.
NOT ICW of Bubi of r.overnniftit
timber, tu-iu-ral Land orflit-. Wti.-li-iiiKUm.
If. '.. IVii. K, 1 !'-. N"tu'f if
inrt liy nlv.'ii that suli.lt i t to Ibu
coiuiitt'MiH iind liinilallxns t tlu
!t i ..i i mi., 'i i 'i i ti i ::'. s-.i hi.. :? 1 j .
j iri'ltrutiry 1 1 I . 1 4 0 Stat 1 1 7 :
(inl June 4. (41 Mat., .j.m, hihi
Utpartiiiuntiil l cKulatifiM 'f April
11, ltH (Tin lt. I).. :t7t). the tinilis-r
nn tut) foiluwuiK Iiiints will In.' sulU
Aiiirih 30, lUlIu, at 10 o'dm'k a. in. at
pulsliii aiti'tlini at the I'. H. land at
tire at (onlurf, (tlrnon. r the
lilKhfSt bulilrr at-not -tli Vi"
lapl'iaiffd value us sliown hy Huh
n.iti f, nale l hf PiihJ.t'l to th a
i pruvul of llm Scri'tary f tin In-jtt-nur.
'Die pmihwu .Tier, with an
latJtlitlonal u;n vC uiir-tiflli f unfl
, per irlit, thrrcuf, heiiiK roinnus
Minna ahoWrd, iniiMt lit- tifpoHlti-U, at
timt of nMf. ii.otn-y to h r.'turufl.
if siilc is not approved, etht-rwiho
pauiit will insur for tlie tiiii(t-r.
uhith niti.t 1m rutnovfd within trn
ytiir. will be reiHvttl from
riti.iis ot the I'nitfd Statf!. asdoi l
alions of ftiuh ciii iis aiol toijMiia
tions orttaniz.M. utiuer tnr laws of
tlu- t'niteii States, or any stiMe. ttT
ritory or tli.-trict tlinctd. only. I'p
on apphatloii of a qualified pur
chaser the timber n ""' h'al ul
di vision wil b oil rtd t-p;ii ait ly
Ik .fore tirini? iiu ltidtd In any of
fer nt a laiRer unit. T. 'J It. 1J
W,' IP. vl.'l. Kl-'l: nil fir "HHII
M ''white fir 'if') M., i d reilur '2 M
ruiir ptueH nu'riF i-t;i, .-i,-
I tir M.. white fir j5 M.. rtd cedar
(15 M., wnlte etdar 9 M., cedar poKs
j l'XJo fret, iKMit of the timher on
tlirne tracts to be sold for h-ssi than
Mi. on per M. for the rel fir, $l.u per
I.M. for the white fir and red ctdur,
land H.00 p, r il fur the white!
i cedar anil $.01 j per fool for the
I ted Mr puU-s. T. tK t.. It. V2 W.. Her.
j;:, Lot. , fir :pm ai., i.ot 7. fir ) I
jM., none of the timber on these lots i
j t ' be sold for le.sj than $L'..f.o per M. !
T. i7 S.f It. 11 ' Her. ;:r. Lot i:l, red I
lir l'luit M red cedar o M., iioim- of
the tinih. r on this lot to he sold for
I less tli mi tl.TS per M., for the n-d
Lir and SI
per M. for the red
111 ,, Jee. .Hi, !U 1
i-dar n
.11-, 1111111 IU llie lllllir.T till tlllf IllK I
jto he olfl for lest th in t.:0 per M.
i for the red fir and 17. On per M. for
the white cedar. T. Z'J H. It. II W..
; Sit. 3. int 1, red lir lh'J M., nr IU I
I nit? 140 Al.. white ecdar 1J0 M , iil
i. red fir Mu M.. fir pilinK Al.,
i whit- cedar r, o M.. Lot n rd fir I '.'i
!M., white cedar 2MW AL. l.t 4 fir 11 1 -
I intt Z'W wnnf cedar iiu
I v.. I . m...l fir ml i fir ill
M.. while td;ir :(..'! AL, SW'i Nh
1
red tir Hhmi Al., wnlte -.ir si"
M', SW'4 red fir" 4n M, fir pill
,-lnr XI wIhIm 4-edar l.'K AL. M:1.
'4 red imt -' M.. fir piliiiK i
AL. w I. it- c. Lir '"1 AL. HW't SW,
it-d fir ion M fir pilinK M.t white
.-iar H'mi M.. Ni;i, t l, ' , red fir )i
AL, fir puitiK AL, w inle i l.i i.'im
M.. NWS Si;1 r -I fir :; At. fir
piiintr lv M . white eed.ir 4oi AL.
t SK' r d fir Al.. whit- -
iltr 21" A I ct dar pub s SW.',
.-.i:', red lir i'" AL. fir Mlmtr 1 Al.
white eed.'fr :: M.. none of the tim
l.er on tii I- i ' Hon to ! f)i for
I en thui J.)'I per Al., for the Te.l
fir, t: f. -I p'-r Al. for the fir piling,
$ i ,"ii per AL for li e wli'tc cidii r,
Jiud $ 7n e. Ii for the l.ir i-oleii.
ill! im I'f.toiiimMoii'i .
m
Tp I
m
HIDIM' AM
,
?v Ope Wifb
WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S
HATPKNED
CYNTHIA ICELAND'S husband.
Jim, has guna to Honolulu, shortly
after their marriage, following a
misunderstanding with his wife, and
has taken hi mother with him.
leaving- Cynthia to face the olsap
provnl of her steter-trr-law,
LiWKI.LA. and all her world.
Cynthia turns to
CECILE MALCOLM, leader of
the town's surest set.- and accepts
the friendship of
NOEL GARDNER, the town's
black sheep, going, with them to a
mld-wlnter houae party at Cecile'a
mountain cabin.
TODAT'S INSTALMENT
XLV A NEW FRIEND
A
6 CYNTHIA finished her sup
per her new-found friend
turned to her.
"Now, your .husband probably
won't be able to
T. ...-;-. . , aee you until
) j." V" i" . J very late, and
..V. '. would Just know
- i
. . ior you w ao
la hotel, and Uien
f S ' 1 come back early
tomorrow morn
ing? We can
find out how -he
VIOLET DARE
Is Just before
you go, and you'll have no cause to
worry. You must have had a 4on.it
journey, and suroly you need a
rent."
"Well if you think best. she
nnuwered slowly. "I wonder could
you find out for me If there's any
or.e else here with him that is.
anyone who has been interested. I
well, to tell you the truth. 1 don't
know whether my 'mother-in-law is
here or not, nnd I'd like to kndw."
"Surely. While you put on your
hnt and cloak 1 11 eee his nurse and
find out for you."
Tie returned a few moments Inter.
"Your husband came here alone,
and there has been no one inquir
ing for him," he told her. "Ho was
mopt anxious to see you, but the
doctor felt tlint an Immediate op
eration was necessary. Ho had an
attack of appendicitis, you aeo, and
while there, was no danger. Doctor
AMott didn't want to wait,
husband wanted to wait -until you
came, but tho nurse said that todav
he received a letter, and aftr rend
ing It said that you wouldn't be
hero, and that there was no further
reason for delay."
I'ynthia's brow puckered in be
wilderment. What letter could that
be? Suruly not the one In which
she had written him that she wanted
to leave him for Noel Gardner. He
nitiHt have, had that several fin.
ago. I'nlens perhaps there .'bad
been a delay
"oh. I wish I could see htm!" ?ho
exclaimed. "Hut, of course, It'
better to wait."
She went downstairs to tho doc
tor, out to his cor, and pnt quletlv
while ho drove her downtown nnd
to one of the big hotels.
"I used to live here; perhaps
you'd like me to make arrange
ments for you?" he asked. Cynthia
nodded without speaking. She felt
o tired that it wna an effort oven
ATTENTION CO. "D"
l'a day, Monday, February 23rd.
LYIsE K. MAi:Ti:US.
Commanding, i
r j
Arunds-i pmno rttnnr. mone Iff)-!,,
.:.i' Sii-K-, -A l you then and
t.jj yfiA' that's all." ho
y, 'iA-i- told her. "Don't
is,5c'J you think It
-vr.?-
Pure in the Can Pure
in the Baking that's
THE WORLD'S
One trial will convince you
make a test forget the rest
SALES 2s TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND
Under
KEEP HAMGIM' ARrAJMrT
HLRE 1HM OLE COPLL ME
SUliE AU I'LL GE.T PINCHtO
IGUtSS I'll iET UK1DE.P. TMiS
Oil. UAUUEL VJHEUU I CAN
WATCH AN SCF. WHKM HE
GOLS AVgV-t"
) WATCH AN SCF. WHKM HE
I GOLS AVAJVY
017 approval
... A . , M . . - i
k " ; : 7 . . T1 V-
herself seemed out of th question.; ,
when a pKe came to her with wort
that poo tor Hall m calling.
"Oh, aik him to come In here,"
ahe exclaimed. Kven after their
rief acquaintance of the nltht
foro he seemed an old friend. 8h
held out her hand to him ejixerly.
"I came to see. If I couldn't drlv
you up to the hospital." he told her.
"Hut don't hurry throuKh - youi
breakfast I'll have some cofle
with you if l may."
Cynthia was Kind to have him
there. He talked to her of the
beauties of 8a n hYnnrtsco, as eager
In his praise of his native city as cutors, have been discovered. Kn
most californfin are. and althouKh tirely new fields of possibility
she wub thinking ot Jim rather i have been opened up as a result
than of what the doctor was snyln
she managed to seem attentive at
least.
She wns surprised at her own
feeling nbout Jim. She had thought
she loved him, and then that she
didn't. 8h
hud U.ousht she loved
Dr. Ball tras calling.
Xoel Onrdner. Put this new emo
tion was quite different from the
others. The thouKht that she might
have lost Jim had kept her awake
.til nlpht. Without Jim llfo would
be a great blank space, having no
re-ison.
She had considered leaving Jim
when she thought thnt he no longer
7 lit
Touricnred fur her. ' Hut 'ho knew not.
that in her henrt ' fhe hnn never : ers an association of business
really faced thnt nihslhinty. She , nd professional men here who re
hntl never thuiuht that sho vjuld i claim boy (tellnqut-llts, decided to
have to go through life without him. do somelhlng to offset' the lnflu-
"Oh, are you sure he's going to ences. We" collected a sum of
get nlong nil right?" sho cried, i money with which to hire Ihe pro
breaking Into the middle of one of per stage producers, actors and
Doctor Hull's- s-ntencea. Then. ! writers who could produco "The
guiltily: "My husband, I mean. I ! Passion Play" in as reverential
can't help l.omg worried about him." I a manner as possible. We think
"Absolutely, unless there have the play would Impress and regen
been unexpected developments. Prafn ,hou.amls of vouilKstera in
Hell be wretched for a few days. , rrow,,H , ,
vn.rr' n'h,, ,1 , h," ",n IllK nro,h' " '"
i on re In n hurry to get to him, f. . - t, ,
aren't vo.7 All right, let's ..art." "T'7,J"rJ "!n, r their
Cynthia tried to bo rood compsny !"Ve ' "rk anionK uellnquellt
ns they rode along, but her thoughts I
were nil with Jim. What letter had
ho received that made him think j
she wis not coming to Han Fran-
Cisco in response to his telegram"
And how could she convince hira
that she didn't want to leave hiraT
Out of the Past.
Our reputation Is at stake,
would not dare misrepresent.
We
You
are to be ihe Judse. "'-y one loaf
of GItIMM DUOS. Mli.K I1HEAL
nnd you cannot fail to agree.
I'hone 133.
GREATES7
The Law.
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OAKLAND, Cal.. Feb. 20.
Radio broadc&stiug has been
louud to be of real value in
classroom Instruction, and the sub
ject (uuud best suited tur fhe pur
pose is penmanship and drawing,
according to Dr. Virgil K. Dick-
i. h'd- of (he depurtnie
partment for
Dr. Dickson now has a com
mittee working to perfect details
to lessen material preparation and
instruction of radio teachers, who
must learn an entirely new tech
nique of thinking, talking and
wilting compared with what they
have; experienced in '"contact" in
struction. Drawing, particularly over the
radio, has evoked greater origin
ality on the part of the pupil
than than when instruction was
given by the teacher in persou.
Aiany new ideas, valuable to edu
of the experiments, according to
Dr. Dick sou, aud a new era of
educational methods is likely to
be the result, he believes.
In experiments conducted thru
KCt. thtt General k! letrfe limnil.
. Clistinft 8latiott here, it has been
! the aim to have no more lhan ten
' classes, In as many different
i schools, listening to a lesson, so
1 that control might be kept on
how the listening was done, the
tabulation of results, and the dis
covery of facts concerning the
i mechanical problems of radio re
ception. The Bite of the average
class receiving instruction at any
one time was about 500 pupils.
APPEAL PLANNED TO AID
DELINQUENT BOYS
CHICAGO. Feb. 20. Plans for
the production of "The l'usslon
Play" several times a vear in Chi
cago, the proceeds from which
would be turned to the Juvenile
court to aid In Its work of reclaim
ing hoys who have drifted into
lawlessness, wns announced todav
by Cornelius C. Cralne, superlii
tendent of the Itlg Brothers So
ciety, ihe sponsor.
The play will be given in five
acts and 14 scenes, in the' home of
the Chicago Civic Opera company.
The first performance is announii-
eu tor .Mnrcn 15. Principals in
, V,'"' . 1 "K'" cnosen with a
' w " lummuing mem in their
ro"'' year after i-. Mr. Cralne
j Bn'l;
"r workers in the Juvenile,
"ncl bov8 Courls have noticed an
increase In Juvenile crime," Mr.
vraiae- amirud.-"The. Big- Ifroth'
.. . ""V ' " vnnn is m go 10
this nnt'-rrime work among the
boys who come into Chicago's
courts."
SEAL SUPSET FISHERIES
NEVIN, Kng., Feb. 10. A
plnKiiu of seals alonar the South
Carnarvonshire coast recently put
the fishermen tempoiarily out of
business and caused the govern
ment ministry of fisheries much
, annoyance. The seals ate the fish
M-ariy hh irsi ns me itsnermen
"ould catch them, for a time, and
often tore empty nets to pieces as
if they were bent on showing their
dislike nt finding their "dinner
buckets" empty.
On one occasion Iho seals
swarmed into the fishermen's fa
vorite haunts In such numbers
that the gunboat II. M. S. Ihrnn
was dispatched to Carnarvon Hay
nnd, wilh' the aid of residents
along the roast, who brought out
their hunting pit-res, IS seals
were killed in one drive, but evn
this diil not put an end to the pest.
Another time, Iord Wavertive
and a party of friends who were
playing golf, saw a drove of seals
sunning themselves on the rocks,
and abandoning golf sticks for
rltbs, killed five one day and six
the next.
It h:is been established lhat th'
S"hIs have a breeding place In
caves n-r Nevln, ami the govern
ment is considering what steps to
take lo rid the coast of the nui
sance. The seals of this colony
me known as the common seal
and th" gray seal, which have In
habited various parts of the Urlt
Ish vv.y. for many grr.fr;iltiis,
I hut not In such numbers, ordinar
ily, as to cause such nn incunven
i ieiice to fishermen. The fur of
jtheiie specimens has no particular
value commercially.
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Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS
FDR SALE Dry wood. W. A. Jen
kins, I'hone 14F41.
FOH BALK Oak and Ilr block
wood, rhono J IF2.
F1H wooa, cord wood, 2-toot or 16-
lnca wood. I'hone 14F14, lloysr
Uro.j
KOK" SAXKI'Iks. 10 wks. bfiC.
Karl T. Johnson, Roseburg, Ore. I
Rt. 2. I
PtU SaLK While U'fchoru okks
tor hatchliiK. Uux Su-A. Rt. i,
Roaeburg.
FOR "SALK -New 4-roonf house,
nice lot. Terms. J. GooUliew, Har
rison tit.
FOR S. LE roltiiid-China- sow
with 7 pigs, 7 days old. Iuuuire V.
J. llalir.
FOR SALE Kresky brooder stove;
oue 500 St. Helen incubator; 1
Kordson tractor. Phone 3H-I
FOR SALE Nui scry stock, i'hone
27F3. MurnliiK or eveuing. H. L.
Ellis, Roseburg. Ore.
bargain iu a 1)oix;esi:i)an.
Easy terms. L. IL Chambers.
Highway Service Garage.
FOR SALE Good work horst or
w ill exchiuige for plowing done.
Api'iy Ilox S5-A, Rt. 2. Roseburg.
FOR SALE 1 combination- wood
and coal range. W illi reservoir,
f 25. H. J. Guile, 306 V. Sec. Ave.
No.
FOR SALE Some pure bred White
Leghorn cockeri'ls. Also pure
bred eggs lor hatching. Phone
24F23.
FOIt S A I .K To p gen be r g milch
goat, fresh in March. Mrs. Harry
Oakley. Inquiro at Kelley's Kor
ner. FOR SALE 6 room house Kith fur
niture. Two lots. Welt located.
Call 615 Mill street or I'hone
419-L. .
FOR SALE Thoroughbred White
Rock Hatching eu8 ' (lianlels
slraiu.) W. R. Klnsel, Wilbur,
Ore.
HATCHING EGGS Siugto comb
White Mlnorcas, American beauty
strain, fi for 15. J. Goodhew,
Harrison SS., Roseburg.
(UK SALE-Wcst" eud, 6-rotim
bungalow, modern, with bath.
Large ltd with shade ntul fruit
trets. 12X00, terms. Owner,: cull
62b J.
TON AN"lTA iTAXFfiay Elder
truck and trailer. .Must bo sdd at
once. Priced right. Apply to (I, W.
Young, llii Cuss St. Administra
tor A. S. Frey & Sons estate.
Foil SA LE - Purebred ToyFox
Terrier dog; good disposition,
good hunter and watch dog. K. Ii.
Iiwson, miles west of You-
calla, tiro. h 1
iTA N 0 1 r Vl ill S7 I. K Si rarre;,
near city, two good barns, good
house, one acre of prunes, nnd
one aero of mixed fruiis. Will
sell nn installments or trade for
half lis value in rlty profityrty. No
Infh, tril values. Phono 4M'12.
WANTED
WANTED Food grinder. Call 344
S. Jackson St.
WANTED - (Jii l ior general bouso-
work. I'hone 473-J.
WANTED Housework by day or
hour. l'hone'563-J. Mrs. Ed. Noah.
DO NOT luiTcr Indefinitely with
Filn or other RrCT.il rr Colon div
order. Exa miration will relieve you of
worry tnd doubt ibmit your condition t
. and my treatment! will caute iperdy
! recovrry of your former good health
j and vigor.
j My trcarment for Piles ii GUARAN
' I hLD to cure ymi or the fee fur your
. treatmentt wili be refunded.
j Call or write fur my FRCE
i book on Piie and other
Hlvv ReelAl and Colon diaor-
' ptiRUAnn fnrt' fattie omrts:
Ur Nfrt. ttuilflinq Milt HI 2 ilinrW IWjilil.nj
STM AftOf MAIN ft T M AN I) PI IM R
By WiNNEF
j7Tyy - ,ewaialJ r
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II FOR SALE
I ' . i
BE EXAMINED AT ONCE ;
ON BACK PAGE.
IF YOU have for sale good Al baled
cat or vetch hay Phone 1S9-J.
WAN'i'Ki) Used cook stoves 'and
range., at Powell'. Furniture com,
lmny. ' ..
WANTED Pasturage Tor few cowa.
Address "Pasturr ," care Nw
Review. ' '-
WANTED Small furnished house,
no children. Write Rox 292, Rose
burg. ; .
WANTED TO RENT Furnished
ranch on shares. Address Uox
80. Oakland, Ore.
CAN USE A few more old car.
for wrecking. Sarff's Auto Wreck
ing House. 329 N. Main.
DRESSMAKING, ladles tailoring,
aud remodeling. Prices reason
able. 320 W. W ashington. Phone
642 Ii.
r
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Furnished house, mod
ern. Phone 368-1,.
FOR RENT Furnished room,
water, bath. 401 S. Main.
Hot
Foit ItEN'i' Furnished aparUnwuuC
Inquire Wilder and Agee store.
Ft )R R ENT Housekeeping room.
extra large. Adults ouly.
344 So.
Jackson M.
FOR RENT 3 furnished house
keeping rooms. Lights, water and
halh. Call at 535 So. Pine St. ; .
itoT slJT'bRliENT 5 roohnSifse
at 305 W. yirst St., near Win
chester St. Phone 4SF4.
roll itENTliTir Tight room, sult
able for work shop or ware room.
Inquire Pettey's Confectionery.
i' OK UEN T Lurgu 2-rooui apart
ment on ground floor. Phone
3il:L or call 327 W. Douglas.
FOIt UENt Large-newly furnish,
ed apartment Modern. Garage..
Call at 410 W. Douglas St. Adults
only.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Illack and while spotted fox
houjid, near Roberts ML Finder
please call JL P. Conn, Phone
6F33. ' '
LOST Package ol table, linen- be
tween Union Garage and Suther
lln. Finder please leave at Denn
Cerretsea office. ... ,
MISCELLANEOUS
i
RADIATORS That's my business.
New coreB Installed, and old ones
made new. Lark, radiator man,
329 W. Lane.
UAlt OWNttK DoaT forget U
call tin when In need of auM
parts. Bartr. Auto Wrecking
Bouse.
FULL MARCEL and "curl 75c. hail
culling 35c with curl 50c. At mj
home, 33) S. Main, I'hone 57 Y,
Amy Ror.ers.
i'OK EXCllANC.E-Ford ton truck'
In good condition, '25 license, for
touring car. Also sedan in good
condition, '25 license for touring,
E. II. Lawson, 1J tuL west of Y on
calla. ' PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. H. PLYLER ChlropractU
physician, 126 W. Lane St.
DONALD
Phone 401
R. GIBBS. Dentist.
212 Perkin? Bldg
You get Results
Good cooks tiiuat have best
products til make baking attd
cooking successful. Your or
der phoned In will bring the
best Groceries to your 'kit
chen. '
Economy Grocery
Phon. 63
The Umpqua Florist
Cholc. Cut Flowers Alway.
Fresh
Flneat Quality Artistic Floral
Designs.
Visit Our Greenhouse or
Call 40 F2.
FORD REPAIRING
' CYLINDER REBORINQ
Our Specially
UNION GARAGE
Authorized Ford Servicd
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
?rvn Tanks
f ; '..:iU;':3 Ostolira, Oil,
! .'- i SJi lj ' I W.t and Air
H '? METAL.
VatjJ,! Won't Uk.
10 OsL to 10,000 OaL
I.Wt OsOaUta
Churchill HJwe. Co.
THE WINCHESTER 8T0RE