ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1925.
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TOE WORLD'S GREATEST
You Will Notice 1
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SALES I'a TIMES THOSE QF ANT OTHER BRAND
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OREGON AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE, COKVALLIS. March
5, Maurice Newland, Ivan Atter
bury and Chester Morgan are
members of the college military
band which Is to start on Us
twentieth annual concert tour on
March 20. Korty men have been
selected fro'm the organization by
Captain H. L. Uejird, director tor
20 jrears, to make the 10 day trip
through the lower Columbia river
'valley during, spring vacation.
Stops will be made at Hillsboro,
Clatskanie, Cathlamet, Kelso, Et.
Helens, Longvlew, Astoria and
Seaside Mr. Newland Is a soph
omore in commerce and a member'
' of Tbeta Delta Nu fraternity. Mr.
Atterlmry Ib a freshman in chem
ical engineering and a member of
Sigma Phi Epsllon fraternity, and
Mr. Morgan Is a sophomore in
commerce and a member of Alpha
Sigma Phi.
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Notice Car Owners Complete
line of balloon tires and tubes at
Hohl'a Garage. 121 N. Stephens St.
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. A WILSON' MKMOWAL.
(AMm-iated rrm Leased Wire.)
.STAUNTON. Va., March 6.
Initial steps have been taken by
citizens of Staunton to organize
a national Wood row Wilson birth
place memorial committee. Pre
sident Edwin A. Alderman of the
Old Friends
Best
That's why our customers
like to trade here tbe old
reliRhle line of Groceries we
pell has made friends who re
fuse to accept something un
tried and most always not so
good.
Economy Grocery
Phons S3
Grease Spots
Rot Materials,
Spread Disease
Experiments have proved
that dry cleaning at
regular intervals pre
vents the rotting pf ma
terials. .
Send it to a "Master"
Imperial Cleaners
Our Auto Will Call
Phons 277
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Finest '
Old Growth Body Fir
WOOD
8TOVE AND BLOCK
$3.50 Tier
Delivered Immediately.
John Hatfield
Phone 3F II
WB keep abreast of the
tlniea. We do not Show
you last year's Ideas and
design. You will find
here whatever Is novel,
whatever la new and
whatever la fine In sllka
''Quality and Economy'
The Silk Store
Silks and 8atliia ' '
JACKSON STREET
rTFlam
"University'ot Virginia, a lifelong
friend of tbe late president has
accepted chairmanship of the 'com
mittee and will direct a drive to
establish as a national Bhrine and
permanent memorial the birth
place of the world war president.
Women do these three things for
loveliness, cleanse, tone and nour
ish the skin with Elizabeth Anien s
famous Venetian , 'Preparations.
Lloyd Crocker.
NOTICB of sate of Government
timber. uaneral Land Office, Wash
ington, V. C Feb. 17, VJ2S. Notice ia
herehy given that subject to the
conditions and limitations of the
nets of J-nne . ISIS (3a Stat.. 21M.
February 26, l'.U9. (40 Stat., ll(U')
and June 4. 1920 (41 mat., 758). and
departmental regulations of April
14, 1U24, (50 L. D. JT6), the timber
on the following lands will be sold
March SO. llttb. at 10 o'clock a. m. at
public auction at tbe V. S. Land Of,
lice at Jtoseourg, uregon, to tne
highest bidder at not Icaa than tbe
appraised value as shown by tills
notice, sale to be subject to the ap
proval of the Secretary of the In.
terlor. The purchase price, with as
additional sum of one-fifth of one
per cent, thereof, being commis
sions allowed, must be deposited, at
time of sale, money to be returned,
if sale Is not approved, otherwise
patent will Issue for . the timber,
w'hUn must be removed within tea
years, lllus will be received from
cltuens of the United states, associ
ations of such citizens and corpora
tions organised untter the laws of
the United states, or any state, ter.
rttory or district thereof, only. Up
on application of s qualified pur
chaser the timber on any legal sub
division wil be offered separately
before being Included In. any of
fer of a larger unit. T. - a., R. 11
W, Sec. IS. NEfi tSEl, red fir 2000
M whit a fie 1 00 M r-rt cedar 2S U
cvdar poles B000 feet: Ht: SrJW red
; fir SiO it . white fir 75 M.. red cedar
IS St., white cedar C M., cedar poles
I these tracts to ba sold for less thaa.
sz.uu per at. lor tne rea nr. si.uti per
M. for the while fir and red cedar,
land 14.00-per M. for the white
I cedar and 1.01 Vi per foot for the
cedar poles. T. 28 S., K. It W.. Sec.
1 2J, I-ot C, fir 300 M , Lot 7, fir (0
M., none of the timber on these lots
! to be sold fsr less than $2.!io per M.
IT. 27 8., R. 11 W.,' BeivrtS, Lot IS. red
fir 1S00 M., red cedar 40 St., none of
the timber on this lot to be sold for
less -than $1.76 per St., for. the red
1 llr and $1.50 per M. for the red ce
Idar. T. 29 S., ft. 10 W., Sec. J. SWV4
ISX. red fir 260 M.. white cedar 800
J M-, none of the timber on this tract
to be Bold for less than $1.60 par si.
for th red fir and 17.00 per M. for
the white cedar. T. 29 S. It. 11 W.,
;c. I. Lot 1, red fir 160 M . fir pil
ling 140 M.. white cedar 120 M . Lot
2, red fir 400 M., fir piling 100 M..
1 whits cedar 150 M.. Lot 1 redflr 1 50
M.. white cedar 200 M.. Lot 4 fir Pil
ing 100 H . white cedar 110 hi., t Kta
iN&'A red fir ilKn.M.. fir piling "
lal., white rednr 350 M SK
jrtd fir 1000 at., wnlte cervar 300 M.,
Xlv'.i HW red fir 40 hi., fir piling i
2(0 SI., wlillo cedar 120 M., ii:s
SVVI4 red fir St., llr 'piling l0l
si., while cedar 100 M.. HW'A HW'a j
red fir 100 M.. fir piling 50 St . white
eednr 200 M , NK'4 KK'l red fir l.M
M., fir pinner ixo M., lilla-jcf rt-ir 2""'
M.. NWI4 tip:"-, r. d fir 20 M., fir I
piling 1"0 U . white crdar InO K.. '
Sill, btW red fir 1000 It . white ee. I
dar 30 M. 'cedar poles 240. '
SK'i red fir 400 M.. fir piling 1H0 M. .
white cedar SoO M.. none of the tim
ber onth:a section to be sold for1
less tnan $2.00 per M.. for the red,
fir l.6o 61. for the fir piling.
11.00 par M. for the while crdnr, I
and $.70 each for the rrHar pules.
.Wtin.im Spry. Commissioner.
TUBBY
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I.ABRAHAM
"ENOCH ARDEN" DIVORCE
. 19 DECLARER LEOAL
(Aaocattod rieat teased Vn.)
: NEW YORR, Mar. 6. Supreme
Court Justice Dike of Brooklyn,
who on Wednesday 'granted Mrs.
Evelyn Naegle Parker an "Enoch
Arden" decrue of divorce from Or.
llerschel c. Parker, explorer and
former Columbia University pro
fessor said today that the presence
of Dr. Varker la Portland, Oregon,
would not snect the aecree.
Justice Dike said he believed
Mrs. Parker could have the decree
set aside if she wished, but that
Dr. Parker could take.no such, ac
tion. "His wife and two cbljdren are
In need of hit support," Tald Jus
tice Dike,, "and I hope that some
way may be found to get It for
them."
Mrs. Parker's lawyer said' that
she would not seek to b&ve the de
cree annulled.
' "But if this Is Professor Park
er," added the attorney, "I will
seek to have him indicted' lor
abandonment. Five years ago he
was ordered by the court to pay
his wife 100 a week separation
allowance. He has not paid one
cent He is in arrears about
000."
A divorce may be obtained In
New Vork when one of the parties
has been mUsing fiver years.
' PORTLAND, Ore March 6. ,
Dr. Herschel C. Parker, hen In
formed today that efforts would
be made In New York to force
him to return to that state to
support his two daughters declar
ed he was without funds, and he
did not take seriously the asser
tion of Justice Dike of ilrooklyn,
that his wife, Mrs. Evelyn Naegele
Parker, who obtained an "tiuocu
Arden" divorce decree was in
Kho la earnine- a large 'income
as a commercial artist, be told
The Associated- Press that he bad
been Informed. "I have not even
enough mouey for a trip to New
Vork. I have been engaged ' in
experimental work, and my means
are limited.' .
Dr. Parker declared, h was the
aggrieved one in the marital dif
ficulty. He said that as a min
ing engineer his duties called him
to Alaska some years ago, and
bis wife refused to accompany
h.tn. This, he declared.vconsti
tuled abandonment. He said he'
had deeded her all his property
In New York belore he leit that
state. '
He said he had no immediate
Intention of returning to New
York, and that his plans for tbe
future depended upon the persons
for whom he is working in bis.
mining experiments.
He expressed the hope that he
would be able to win large re
turns from his work, and that he
wants to provide liberally tor bis
daughteds, when be has obtained
the means. '
CARDINALS IN SHAPE.
' (Associated treat Lnud JTlrO
" ST. LOUIS, Mo", March
With the exception of Kay Blades,
outfielder, every St. Louis Cardi
nal Is in perfect physical condl-
Mrs. m. timer
,.'tet3
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Sa!ctj Orcfr. "Fnr some years
I liavt used Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery as a spring tonic
and have never found it to fail
in cleansing the system, stimulating
the blood and giving a feeling of
healthy life. At one time ' I was
weak and run-down, felt all worn
out and ready to ro to bed. but the
help 1 got from tlio 'Gulden Medica)
Discovery' hrouuht bat:k to inc a
lectin of strength ' and new life.
I fhall always have a good word
to-say for this wonderful remedy
for I have always found it good
.v.'hcn a tonic was needed. I have
r ito used the 'Pleasant Pellets ior
the stomach, ttver and bowels, and
ran say they can be depended upon !
lo clear and regulate these oreans."i
- Mrs. M. Ettner, 411) South 18th St. :
Write Dr. l'ierccJ Invalids' Hotel
-rt Buffalo, N. Y., for free medical
advice or send HJc for trial package
1 any of his medicines.
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STORING VITAMINS
The average healrhypetoo
itore up withiivthe body
several days' supply or es
cnnri'il vihimtns. Thil CX'
plains why a well-nourishe4 f',nkl
person of any is les sus i iaoM "
r,rlK1o tn oirm-inteCtlOn
,l Loc(, are rnnl,!
than tIOSe wnq rv
nourislied.
Scott's Emulsion
Is a safety-factor that helps
1 m,nt mirAll.nmiricVipr). A
-CHI UU WWa-.,wj..-, --
Very little Used Oaiiy TO
COirtDlement the tegular diet,
. r ..1 "--I
activates wini n.iiuw -
mins and helps build re
sistance.
Store vip a reserve of
essential vitamins
take Scott's regularly.
Scott Ik nowne, Blaomficid, N. J.
4-
tlon and plenty far enough ad
vanced for the time in camp, ac
cording to their Manager, Branch
Rickey. A cold wind cut short
the field work yesterday. Blades
was due back at Stockton, Cal.,
today, following a consultation
with a specialist at Sacramento
regarding atsjold ailment In his
throwing arm. Rickey said that
he was worried.
DON'T forget the eighth nnnual
pig 4 St. Patrick's Rail under, tbe
auspices of the Ladles Auxiliaries,
at the Armory. Tuesday evening,
March J7. -Music by the Blue Devils.
Tickets (Ull.
JOXPLOSlOi KILLS ).
(aaoclated Free Uaied Wire.)
- LENINGRAD, March S Twenty-six
persons were killed and an
uuknown number wounded by an
explosion of oxygen tanks in a
building In the center of Lenin
grad today. ( '
The explosion caused a panto
In tbe vicinity and scattered de
bris and parts of human bodies In
every direction.
Most of the "victims) were wom
en and children.
Don't miss the basketball game
Frl. night.
ULOIUA LEAVES HOSPITAL. :
(Aanclated ITaat Uaied Wire.)
PARIS, March 6 Gloria Swan-,
son, American film star, who un
derwent an operation for acute
peritonitis on February 18, has
recovered to such an extent that
she is leaving the clinic at Auteuil
HUB B1IDIUUUU.
NOTICE TO
Soldiers, Sailors and Widows of
soldiers and sailors of the Mexica'
war, the War of the Rebellion and
the Indian wars of tbe state tit Ore?
gon. Now is the time tq put in your
claim ior tuc exemption. All claims
must be in on or before April
flt'BL
FRANK L. CALKINS, Assessor.
OIL JU:X l li.MO.N Kl). '
(aauelsted rrea Leased ft ire.)
PARIS, March 6. H. M, Illack
mer -and James O'Neill, former
officials of American oil compa
nies, whq have been visiting in
France, were aummoned belore
the civil tribunal 91 the Seine on
February 24, for interrogation by
Ulrlth J. Mengert, special repre
sentative of the United States de
partment In connection with the
Teapot' Dome naval oil reserve
case it was revealed today. Doth
men, some added, refused to test
ify. o t 1
Arundel, piano tuner, ruone 13 L
LOOKI.VO 4JLAS.S ITEMS.
Mr. George llest is reported ill.
Mr. Carl Nlckens has recover
ed trom the flu and his wife is
now down with it.
Evangelistic Meetings are be
ing held by Mrs. Lawson and
Mrs. Horton, at the Grange Hall
this week. . :
The student body of the High
School has engaged .Mr. Holme,
to make glane sewings for the
Freshman and Sophomore play.
Regular rehearsals are being
held in the Orange Hall of the
Freshman and fcophomore pluy
and program to bo given soon.
The High School Glee Club aro
practicing songs under the direc
tion of Mrs. T. S. Thompson.
A surprise party was given In
honor of Miss Vern Hutchln's
eighteenth birthday, at her home,
last Friday evening. All reported
good time. XX
Wa run aunruv vnn n,lfh ihnnn
"d a,er ""B-l
Morn's a Good
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MOM WT REdSOKI VJWV I STA-ttD
VVJKV VPOM tOME V1HFM THtV "THOOf.HT
I WAS ltMAt? D v). BECAUSE VkiAb
HIOIM JO "tut COPS COUl Do AOOtSt
FoR ORtAKiw" THAT VulMDCVJ DOWJW t
OlM vtti LhWIiCBY V)iW A iNOV 8ML-
E.HE. HAt.A f Ik'b 0H VXWM THE PEASOW
UJA, SOMETIME AajVHOVN- I GOT OUlTft
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tH VWHIP fAt ML I
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UAWUV lioisib prTHOVW.
(-Uenelatea lrral Usaed Wire.)
TOKIO, March 6. Whllo the
Diet today was discussing a meas
ure for the gradual abolition of
1 ioaio s- quarters 01 ill-fame, W
houses were destroyed by fire la
one or the largest of
uarters in the city.
1 Don't tell anybody but tha R. H
8-girls are going to have some da-1
ilcluuil ,adl at (ood , g
urday, at kcKean, Darby and Bald-i
win's.
ORDER FAVORABLE REPORT
(Aenclstrd rrea laenl Wjra.)
WAS1I1NUTON. Mar. 6.-VA seo
ond favorable- report on the noin-
na,lon of L.hart Warren o(
- Michigan to be attorney-general
was ordered today by the senate
Judiciary committee.
At the same time republicans
in conference, voted 28 to 11
against- consideration - of the
nomination In open session of the
senate.
From the least to the largest.
Old or young, it Is the Quality. It
has tite flavor. Pure milk, pure
butler, pure (lour. Above govern
ment regulations. You cannut ask
for more In a loaf. OKIM.M BROS.'
MILK BREAD. Phone 133.
TO APPOINT SKW MAtf.
(AaKM-lstcd I'rew Uvent Wire.)
WASHINGTON, Mivrch 8.
President Coolldge is understood
to have definitely decided not to
reappoint David J. Lewis of
Maryland as a member of the
lurirf commission and It was said
today that Alfred Dennis, of Prin
cess Anne county. Maryluud,'
would be offered the post,
How Nerye Troubles
Wreck Health
Any phrslcian will tell you that
if you suffer with occasional spells
of nervousnrsi, trumbling. sharp,
darting nerve pains, nervous fa
tigue, that such a condition is often
the starting point of a Berious ner
vous breakdown..
Stop the slightest case of nerves
before a piore serious condition
undermines your eutire nervous
system.
Gain relief by taking Eopa Neu
ritis Tablets, which nor. only slop
painful and distressing nerve .tor
ture, but tone up the nerve cells
and revitalise 'the entire nervous
system.
Eopa KeuritiB Tablets are pre
pared from a physician's prescrlp
lion, in accord auce with the Bel
7" "T'V: k. ',""
throughout Ameiica. Eopa Neuri
tis Tablets usually give Bale, quick
relief. Tbey are guaranteed harm
less and are free from narcotics,
bromides and coal tar products.
Your druggiBt will recommend
them. W. V. Chapman's Pharmacy
will supply you. Mall orders tilled.
AMERICA MAKES CLAIM.
, PEKING, March 6. The Amer
ican legation today was authoris
ed by tbe state department to pay
claims of American's for acts of
banditry committee by Chinese,
when the Shanghai-Peking ex
press train was raided by bandits
on May 2G, 1923 and 300 person
were taken to a temple at Fort
ress Paotzuku and held tor ran
som. The money satisfying the r'ims
was paid recently by the Chinese
government.
For prompt taxi service, city or
country irlps. Phone 44. .
WILL 6AVE RUEL
Aunrlated Treat Lesa-d Wire.)
CHICAGO. Mar. 6. There is a
hint from the trulning camp of the
championship Washington club
that Harold Kuel will not be seen
QUICK
RELIEF
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Sport at That.
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COME BACK
AiOW - AlKllaH I, ri V.UIHH
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TO VJttH9lO THE W V ,
MOM E.l'lCH MU TO IWIfV
HERE!
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MOCH ,? 1 CAM
JQlLIOii
Bronchitis
Leaves a bad oough. So tim '"tin"
and la gripl.- but tliene llugering
oongh yield essily to the beating
and oorauve qnauueaoi
led A UttrDI a f SJ'C
wnAnOfcllllJv 5
COUGH REMEDY
Every uaor ia st frten a
nuch behind the bat In the
, discussed "renewal' 'of the
much
world's
'eries that the Senatiirs and the
Giants wilt play In the south this
spring. Kuel virtually Is the Wash
ington team's sole dependence in
the catching line for the 1925 pen
nant campaign and manager Har
ris Intends to conserve him for
that work. ,'
You don't know what your mis
sing If you fall to get something
at the food sale given by the
Olds' Club at McKean, Darby and
Baldwin's Saturday.
- WILL RECEIVE MONEY .
(AirerUted Free! Leased Wire.) -
CHICAGO. Mar. . Victims who
sunk upwards of $2,000,000 in the
late Leo Koreti' mythical Panama
oil promotion schemes will get
about I40U.OOO in a distribution of
funds salvaged from his estnfi
made possible by the wither of In
come tax claims by the Internal
revenue bureau.
For concrete work call Taylor.
113 (4a Flint SL TeL 225-R.
DEPUTY SPEAKER IS
CENSURED BY LABOR
Ar-vlatnl Pteta l.eun. Wlra.1
LONDON. Mar. 6 The storm
that suddenly arose In the House
of Compions yesterday culminated
In the suspension of the Scottish
labor member, David Kirkwtiod
and a walkout by the entire labor
lie section, overshadows Foreign
Secretary Chamberlain's speech in
the session. 1
Former Premier McDonald, tha
labor leader, Is expected to move
today that time be given for dis
cussion of a vote of censure upon
Deputy Speaker Hope, upon the
grounds that bis action In the
Klrkwood case was unwarranted.
There is a wide divergence of
opinion among the politicians and
public, some blfmlng Mr. Hope
and other Mr. Klrkwood.
It Is admitted that Mr. Klrkwood
persistently interrupted the for
eign secreeary and seemed bent on
showing that the foreign affairs of
which he was speaking were of
trifling Interest On the other
hand. It is contendo dthat wide li
cense has been habitually given to
the laborite extremists in vlev of
their lack of acquaintance with
Parliamentary customs and that
Mr. Hope seemed to show unneces
sary impatience and lack of tacL
, o , ,
Doing His Duty
"For two years I suffered apo-
nlung pains In my stomach, belch
Ing up sour and bitter fluids and
"gas." Tongue always coated.' Doc
tors were unable to help me. The
firut dose of Mayrs Wonderful
Remedy made me feel 100 per cent
better, and I am now feollng bet
ter, than at any time In my life. I
deem it my duty to advise other
sufferers." It Is a simple, harmless
preparation that removes tho ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stom
ach, liver and Intestinal ailments.
Including appendicitis. One dose
will convince or money refunded
At all druggists.
PADLOCK TO PROHIBIT
(Aercbted I'rvei Leased' fire.)
NEW YORK. Mar. 6. Tho
shadow of the padlock, nemesis of
liquor law violators, haB eclipsed
Nw York's great white way.
Prohibition by padlock is the
watchword of the l ulled States
District Atlerney Emery R. lluek
ner, who launched a sensational
prohibition law enforcement drive
last nitht Just four duys after he
took omce.
Complaints charging violation of
the dry laws were made against
the proprietors of 14 fushionsBie
restaurants, on evidence gathered
by young men who spent $1,500
of the district attorney s own mon
ey in tbe investigations.
Injunctions against those named
will be sought
NOTICE
I wK jot bo responsible lor any
debts contracted by Helen D. Kates,
on or arter Feb. 28, 1025.
PAUL I. ESTES.
MATCH 13 CANCELLED
(AMOrlftt'd 1'ieai lsrd Wlm.)
ST. PAUL. Minn., Mar. 6 Can
cellation of the boxinu miiwh be
tween Mike t'onvoy, of Koto'Sler,
N. Y..xcheduli'd for St. Patrick's
l)ay, was announcd today. The
promoters Bald that the datn would
i interfere with a Minneapolis fight
show for March 23.
f M0Vy YOO FOOLISH B0Y."
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or TIF Ok) TO
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VfAiTi'T, A5W0 tlALL
THK0OH VWlkiOOVO
tVV'-iOY iCfttl SO RILT DCNa,
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LIT TIM
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS
FOR SALE
'I
FOR SALE Trailer at a bargain.
Wlllard Service Station.
FOR BALE Oak atid ' fir block
wood. Phone 14F2.
FOR SALE Dry wood. W. A. Jen
kins. Phono 14F4L
JAPALAC Paints and Varnishes, at
Powell's Furniture Co.
FOR SALK Ford light delivery
S4I). til N. Rose SL
FOR SALE One hemstitching ma
chine and business. Phone 310.
FOR-SALE Sturglsreed baby
buggy, $0. H3herldan fcjt
SAWMILL cheap. I'S'ti. p7 Russell
Mill. Waiter Leake, Dixonville,
Ore.
F1K woou, vora wood, 2-toot or Xe
tnch wood. Phone 14F14, Buyer
Hros.
FOR SALdi, Nursery stocx. phone
27 F3. Morulug or evening. K. L.
bllis, Koseburg, Ore.
FOR SALE Inspected Gold Dollar
strawberry plants. D. C. Mo
Oehey, Phone 5F13.
FOR SALE Team horses, be
tween ltioo and 1700 lbs. Box
lot5, Koseburg, Ore.
FOR SALE at a sacrifice. Z prao
, tically new Axminster rugs.
Cull at 210 Kohlhagen Apts.
BARGAIN is a DODGE SEDAN.
Eauy terms. L. IL Chambers.
Highway Service Garage.
FUK SALE 8"horthorn" bull regis
tered, priced right for quick sale.
C. O. Garrett, Glendale, Ore.
FOR SALE One" sound young
norse, weight about 1500 lbs.
iliD. Fred Kitcher, Phone 41F2.
Foil SALE Thoroughbred White
Rock Hatching eggs ( Daniels
strain.) W. K. KinseL Wilbur,
Ore.
toil sale Very rcabonable, 1 J-
bottum 14-lnch plow; also 4 bot
tom disc plow. C. A. Lockwood
, Motor Co. ,
FOR 3ALE O. A. C. Ilarred Rock
eggs for hatching.. EOc a doten.
None better. C. E. Mabley, Pbone
6F4.
FOR SALETwo double garages
in one building. Easily cut into
two paws. See W., F. Chapman,
or Dr. Shoemaker.
FOR-8ALE-BlackJer8ey Giant
eggs, Vi per setting, Mrs. T. P.
. Carnes. Phone &F2, Hoseburg,
OregDu.
BROCCOLI SEEDr sale.
An ex
tra good strain, well selected and
raised same for four years. CO.
Hheppard, Dixonville, Ore.
FOR SALE 2 older cows; and 2
young - heifers. All e bald. Onev
fresh In April. Eliia -Jennie,
Hoseburg, Kt. 2. Box 81-D.
HANDKERCHIEF SPECIAL
Jobbers close out of a large as
sortment or fine zsc, 35c to 50c
valuea. We secured one lot of these
to sell special at I9c ea. Very fine
materials and embcoidorlos, these
handkerchiefs are guaranteed reg
ular 25c to 6oc values. Get them at
Carr's. When you Bee them you
will recognize the values.
laundrTkids
OET Rio or ALU your
household woes
send usvouhuhehs
AND YOUR CLOTHE6 1
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Look over our price list.
It looks roasonnhlo, doesn't
It? Now If you ffilnK you'd
like to have us do your
wash each week ask us
for our spocial price on
that proposition. We Co
Hove you'll entertain It.
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Roseburt; Steam
Laundry
Phons ? Roseburg, Ore.
By WINNER
AKVMOP-B
I t EXPCCTED I
ATALL
ON BACK PACE, '
SO GLADIOLUS BULBS, bloomlul
. also, postpaid $1.00. George Law
lea. Bulb Grower, DepL 24 Tv
coma. Wash. ' '
FOR SALE Underwood type
writer and Burroughs Adding
machine. .Both Al shape. Writ
L. IL Rller. P. O. Box Sail.
Portland, Ore.
FOR SALE Oak Hoosler cabinet,
dining table, buffeL Alrtlta re
frigerator, Congoleum rug. and
collapsible, adjustable ares
form, 711 W. Lane SL
FOR SALE Small Bean spray- out
tit, consisting of loo-gal ,ank,
small gaa engine, hose aa4 al
fittings, in good condition. ' $60
takes 1L C. A. Lockwood Jotor
Co. ... .
FOR SALE One Great Northers)
Steam Boiler, mfg. by Kewanee
Boiler Co. Suitable for small
mill on heating plant Inquire
Scott Bros. Plumbing and U ar-
. Ing Shop. Cor. Mala and-la
Sts.
FOR SALE One new Thompson
Neutrodyne Radio receiver... Ab
solutely new at one-third' off.
The Thompson ia the best ot the"
Neutrodyne. See McAllister at
the Terminal Hotel. Also -two
uied seta at bargain. " '
WANTED AT ONCE Waltreii al
Koseburg Cafeteria.
WANTED General housework.
Experlenced. Call 437 Raat Ave.
YOUNG MAN will do" work oKany
kind at suitable prices, phone
351-U
FOR RENT
FOR RENT 3 room apt furnish
ed. Call at rear of bouse i MS
8. Pine St. .
Foil RENT .
furnished house
keeping rooms. 404 K Jackson
St. Phone 198-Y. - .
FOR RENT House, 10 A o( .land;
close in. city water, lota Iran. O,
. U. Helblg. 407 W. Cass St '..
FOR RENT Furnished or unfur
nished house close in. No 'Child
ren. 216 N. Stephens St. ,
FOR RENT "clean- furnnhe5
housekeeping rooms. Inquire, 720
Winchester. Call before noon.
FOR LEASEOraln-and Tslock
ranch, 721 acres. For Information
address N. L. Conn, KoseUurg,
- Ore. Phone 8F16. .
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miscellaneous:
FULL marcel and bob curl 75;fents
hair cut and curl 60 centa,"j331
S. Main, phone 07 Y. .Amy
Rogers. e s
BARGAIN 100 gal. power spawyer
oo good truck. Will trade" for
value In milch cows, car or wood.
491 S. Main SL ",
RADIATORS Thai's my busiieta
New cores Installed, and old hivea
- made new, Lark, radiator .'man,
88 W.Lane.
WATCH and wait for the bfgfest
sale ever of furniture and hard
ware at Powell's Furniture
Store. , Sale start- March 1L
Wednesday. FO U R BIO DAYS.
CAit UWNtli-Don I forget U
call S6S wben In need of ants
parts. Sarffs Aato Wreck tnj -Hons.
TaKENTJP 3 stray horses,- pay,
black and white, at the W. ' T.
Cloake place 2t ml. wrjf of
Hoseburg. Owner call, identity
stock and pay for - datuausea.
Phone 4eF21. -
5l
j LOST AND FOUND
LOST Pair long gray cloth
gloves. Finder please return, to
this office. L
PROFESSIONAL CARO
DR. M. H. PLYLKR Cblropraetl
physician, 126 W. Lane St. "
DONALD R. QIBBS, DentlsS.
Phons 401 212 Parkins Bldg
The Umpqua Florist
Cholse Cut Flowers -Always
Fresh
Finest Quality Artlstlo Floral
Designs. t
Visit Our Greenhouse or I
Call 40-F2. 1 t
FORD REPAIRING
CYLINDER REBORINOW
Our Specialty .
UNION GARAGE :
Authorized Ford Sarviee '"
WHEN IN ROSEBURGl
STOP AT i;
Hotel Umpqua
Oaaollne. OTL
U atas sad Am
METAL. -Won't
Laak!:
j WANTED
lii
W Oal d 10,000 OaL "
AaarSsals. Oh Oal fHaaa, v-
Churchill Hdwe. Co. '
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