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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY, MARCH 23. 1925.
FIVE
for
These fixtures are all nickel finished and are necessary to
the equipment of the Modern Bath Room.
We are making special prices on these goods this week.
Our window display will suggest the articles that you
need.
Churchill Hardware Co.
The Winchester Store -
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR SCHOOL
BONOS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO. 4 IN DOUGLAS COUNTY,
OREGON .
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
undersigned will, up to 7:3U o'clock
V. M. of April 14, 19:25, receive at
hiH office la the City of Roi-burg,
Douglas County, Oregon, soak J
bills tor the purchase of negotiable
serial coupon bonds of School
District No. 4 In liuuglas County,
Oregon, In the sum or lG5,0up.Vv.
Said bonus will be In denomina
tions of H.UOO.OO each, dated May
1, 1125, aud maturing as follows:
6 .bonds to mature May 1, litS; 6
bonds to mature annually on May
1st of each and every year there
after Including May 1,' 1933; 11
bonds to mature annually on May
1st of each and every year there
after including May 1st, 1940; 10
bonds to mature annually on May
1st of each ami every year thereaf
ter including May 1, 1914. Said
bonds will draw five per cent inter
est, payable semi-annually on No
vember 1st and May 1st,' and the
principal and interest shall be pay
able lu lawful money of the United
States of America at the office of
the treasurer of lou;;las County,
Oregon, or at tho Fiscal Agency of
the State of Oregon in the city and
state of New York at the option of
the purchaser.
All bids must be accompanied
by a certified check payaulo to
School District No. 4 of Douglas
County, Oregon, in an amount
equal to five per cent of the
amount of said bid to be forfeited
to the School District in case the
successful bidder shall fail to com
plete the purchase of said bonds in
accordance with the terms of his
bid. Said bids shall be opened at a
public meeting of the school board
of said District to be held in the
school board room in the high
achool in said district on the Hit
duy of April, lU2it, at 7:30 o'clock
K M. and the bonds shall be sold
by the board to the highest and
bust bidder but for nut less than
par and accrued Interest. The
board reserves the right lo reject
any and all bids and to re-ad vertiee
the sale of said bonds.
iJy order of the board of direc
tors of School District No. 4, of
Douglas Couuty, Oregon.
V. J. MICELLI,
District Clerk.
Comfortable
Couches
Every living room must have
a comfortable couch to be
complete In its appointments.
We are offering some genu
ine bargains in couches this
spring, and we want you to
see this line. They are dur
able and inviting.
E
COMPANY
321 N. Jackson St, Ro'f burj
Dirt - Grit
Became a MASTER
CLEANER'S process is
thorough he can guaran
tee to remove every par
ticle of sharp-edged grit
that causes clothes to wear
out e.-prcially nt the el
bow and around the col
lar. WE ARE MASTER
CLEANERS
Imperial Cleaners
Our Auto Will Call
Phono 277
FIXTURES
the Bath Room
(Associated Press Leased Wtre.)
ST. LOUS, March 23. A re
tired negro sergeant of the Unit
ed States army now a janitor at
the St. Louis post office, was
signully honored today, when Major-General
George H. Duncan of
Omaha, Neb., commanding the
seventh corps area, in the pres
ence of officers and men of the
Sixth Infantry at Jefferson Bar
racks, near here awarded him a
distinguished service medal.
The aged negro, whose name
was withheld, was decorated tor
herioism in action against Filipi
no lnurrectos on December iih,
Cars washed by competent man
at Terminal Garage, cor. Main and
Washington Sts. I'hone 393.
HEW CHAMBER HEAD
CAIRO, Egypt, Mar. 23 Former
Premier Zagloul Pasha was elect
ed president of the Chamber of
Deputies in the new Egyptian par
liament today, receiving the speech
I from the throne, outlining the gov-
vuiiuriii b pruiniii. 11 was iuiiu
tuated with applause and at the
termination there were cheers for
the king. The speech reiterated
the deep regret felt by the Egyp
tian government for the assassina
tion of Sir Lee Stack, the Sirdar,
and its best hope that his slayers
would soon receive their merited
punishment.
Egypt's relations with Great
Britain which had been affected by
the Incident, again were becom
ing those of habitual friendship
and understanding the speech said.
ROBBERS GET LOOT
NEW YORK. Mar. 23. Robbers
held up a watchman today on the
Lehlnh Valley railroad, 26th street
pier on the Hudson river and
escaped with silk valued by rail
road officials at Jtnniin.
Another Nurse
Praises Tanlac
"As a nurse I have seen many mar
Velous results from Tanlac. tor anae
mia, nervousness, stomach trouhla
mud building up the system after
operations I consider Tanlac treat!"
Mrs. A. At. Lowe, Helmut Park, Cat
JURSELowc'sstatcment merely back
up what over one hundred thousand
grateful Tanlac users have said about this
great natural tonic and builder. Our filet
are packed with such testimony.
If your system is run down, if you can't
seem to eat or sleep, have lost weight or
suffer from trying pain, why not let Tanlac
start to bring you back to vigorous
strength and health.
No long, wretrhid wait to prt result!
Tanlac starts riiht in to build you up.
It cleans the blnod, revitalizes digestive
organs, fixes up the liver and makes you
feel like s new por-on.
For Constipation
Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills
TANLAC
FOR YOUR HEALTH
TUBBY
VWEU.HANVUE.OIE BOV t
GOT THE 2S 00 PRITE
Voo VUOM IAJ THE DC6 SHcvo
ro6Elri'THE CHfrKFEEN
- Yoo STAY WERE AW CEST
VOORSELF VtrtlLE 1 CO DOwM
.TOttVO AM PEMO SOME CP
mS rAONEY- I CANT HA)E
fT eORKlW' HOLES IM fAY POCKETS
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I III.
(Associate Uasrd Win.)
tyEAK WATER. Fla., March
23.Wilbert RoMnKou, manager of
the Hrubklyji Dodgers, contenders
lust year to the finish, is conserv
ative in discussing his team's pros
spects. "We will start with about the
same club that we finished with
last full." he said. "J. E. Cox,
the outfielder we brought from
Portland, bats aud fields in a
manner to make me bulieve he
will add real strength to the
team. My infield, Fournler at
first, High at second, Mitchell at
short and Johnson at third, are
working splendidly.
"The only setback has been In
minor strains. -High aud Johns
ton are nursing those injuries. 1
will not, at this time, paua on my
new pitchers. I will name nei
ther the best nor the worst. "They
may reverse themselves and me
next week. But I will say that
Khrhardt, the player we obtained
from the cotton states league last
fall, is looking fine this spring
and I expect to use him as a reg
ular. "We are handicapped In our
exhibition games by tho absence
of our three slur veteran pitch
ers, Vance, Grimes and Doak.
Dazzy has just signed his contract
club, but he will soon be ready
and begin to work with the team
as he came south in mid-winter.
Grimes and Doak have not re
ported yet. They want more
money on long contracts."
GENERAL Blacksmith I NQ
And horseshoeing. All work guar
anteed. Plenty room for farmer's
horses. 622 Winchester St. north of
Auto Camp, E. E. Woodcock Prop.
S
INGLEWOOD. Cal., Mar. 21.
Huge fossilized bones which block
ed the operations of a gang of
workmen cutt'g through a new
street here recently, were examin
ed by Chester Stock. L'ni. of Cal.,
'aUntologlst yesterday and pro
nounced portions of a pleistocene
mammoth which roamed the bills
of Southern California some 50,
000 years ago. The fossils were
only three feet beneath the sur
fuceof the around.
How many ladies are successful
with homemade pies, cakes and
cookies? But how few are success
ful with bit ad? It's some trick to
bake a perfect loaf of bread. Try
one that never fails. GRIMM BROS.
MILK HUE AD. 1'honc 133.
lOX.STAHLE WAS PARTIAL
TO OWN HOOTCH Hl'SIXESS
(Awnclatrd Prrra Leaned Wire.)
L03 ANGELES, March 2.1. J.
A. llrown played the dual role of
deputy constable and bootlegger
in Belvedere, a suburb, and con
fiscated the wares of other liquor
sellers In order to supply his own
clients, according to sheriif's men
who brought him to the county
jail here yesterday on a liquor
vending charge.
Taylor-made concrete is good con
crete. Tel. 225-R.
Tt KKS SAID CENTERING.
(Associated Pres. Leaned Wire.)
PA IMS, March 23. French of
ficial circles today declared they
were Ignorant of any important
concentration of Turkish troops
near Momil, which some recent
diFpaches from Geneva had re
ported. The boundary line in this
region which includes an import
ant nil district is in dispute be
tween Turkey and Great Britain.
You can eat your fill on our
candy and It will do you good
either box or bulk we have our
own special horehound drops.
Lloyd Crocker.
wins ui:t. in t hies,
IN I'KOVINU 1AIMCITV.
fAawfoted IT- Urate. Wire.)
YONK KKS, N. Y., March 2:!.
Mier winning a bet that he could
drink a pint of whiskey without
slopping, Barney Williams, was
found dead in the yard of his
home here today. Harold Power,,
a storekeeper, who was all -ged
to have given Williams tho whis
key and Mrs. Williams, were held
nt rniitertnl witnesses.
POfe
PATARRH
I of hd or throat Isontually
$P bnhtd by the vapors of
wicks
V VARORUB
CVr IT MWo Jar. U4 r.4r(
(AMOC!tl fnm Lrwd Wir.l
PARIS. Mar. 21. Remarkable
claims are made fur a new automo
bile fuel named "lrulene" after Its
discoverer, 14 year old lreue Lar
ent, daughter of a well known
French chemist. The product
which is understood to have fpr its
basis a suluttun of sugar, is said to
cost less and ko further than any
other of the substitutes fur gaso
line yet tried.
A party of prominent automotive
engineers who tried the new fuel
in a long run in an ordinary ma
chine are quoted as expressing
themselves as astounded by the re
sults. Would you avoid all possibilities
of criticism Then order a loaf of
GUI MM BROS. MILK BREAD.
Phone 133.
2vAP,LAN SIGNS tiOOSEMA.Y
SAN DIEGO, Mann 23. Articles
were signed here last night for
a bout between Louis "Kid" Kap
lan, world's featherweight boxing
champion, and Ernie (iooseman,
San Diego featherweight.
The pair will meet Friday night
here in a 12-rouud, no decision
bout.
Today's Cross-Word Puzzle
AN ERRANT ODDITY Puzzle No. 129.
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20 Zl 11 23
37 55 31 M M'W 41
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HORIZONTAL.
1 far and 35 exclama-
wide
tiun
6 swamp
XI senior
(abbr.)
12 fish ejrgs
13 mother
14 myself
15 frratuity
17 srirl's name
19 even
( poet )
2(1 scarcity
22 waRon
shafts
24 fragrance
26 part of the
foot
27 suflix
meaning
like
JS wrath
30 steamship
(abbr.)
St selfish
52 point of
compass
34 ui'un&drd
37 lartre
wading
bird
40 assault
42 circular
window
built out
from wall
(pl
43 express
44 male sheep
45 nickname
for Yale
41 sorrow
47 half an
em
4S court
60 for exam
ple 52 prefix
meaning
not
53 scattered
54 cries of
agouy
Herewith
No. 128.
is solution to Tutzle
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FOR WICKED SAYS
(Awocktt-d Pre Iwrd Wire.)
GRIFFIN, Ind., Mar. 23. "(Jod
visited affliction on tho wicked,
and it was atouenient for wicked
mesa that caused the tornado to
(Wipe Urtffin off the map." The
Reverand Cord. 11, captain of the
lEvansville group of the Volunteers
of America, told the few remain
ing residents of Griffin yesterday
in the first religious service held
in the stricken town since the
storm. A number of Cordell's lis
, teners lost relatives In the wreck-
j age. None of them Joined the songs!
, sung by the preacher.
For prompt taxi service, city or
country trips. Phone 44.
LIVESTOCK IN
TO HQLi
County Agent 11. W Cooney,
with the Extension Department of
the Oregon Agricultural College,
has arranged a series of meetings
for the benefit of the livestock
men of Douglas County, and par
I ticularly those Interested in the
I production and marketing of
j wool. t
I The first of these meetings vill
be held at Elkton on Thursday,
VERTICAL.
25 constella
1 starry
2 thomy
8 alternative
4 artery
h prefix
meaning
away
7 meat
packing city of
West
8 Ejryptian
sun god
9 odors
10 feels
16 prefix
meaning In
favor of
18 New Kng.
land State
(abbr.)
19 specie of
deer fam-
iiy
21 Mi ppose
23 first Amer
icans tion
28 pronoun
tpll
29 established
(abbr.)
82 tallies
3:1 tardy
85 dniz
50 fur-bear
lng ara
mals 8S purpose
89 joint of
arm
40 twig used
in making
baskets
4t mend
43 man's nick
name 48 personal '
pronoun
49 upon
51 Kuve
A Word To New Fans.
The numbers indicate the be
ginning of a word; the shaded
$tops indicate the end. In the
horizontal column are listed
synonyms for the words which
fit crosswise from the numbers
to the fint shaded stop to
the right. In the vertical
column are lUted synonyms to
the words which fit downward,
from the numbers to the firt
Phnded spot below. Go over the
lists rapidly and fill in all the
words you feel sure about.
They will give you clues to the
oth'.-r words.
UWt That Nice? ,
March the 26th, and will be fol-!
lowed by meetings at Anlauf on i
the 27th, Oaklaud the 28th, Yon-!
cull a the 30th and Coles Valley .
the 31st. Each of the above men- ;
tluned meetings to be held at 2
o'clock In the afternoon, begin n-
ing on April 1st with e meeting
at Pays Creek, the series will be
continued with meetings at Cam
as Valley on April 2nd, Dixon
ville April 3rd aud Hone burg on
April 4th. The last four meet
lugs to be held at 7:30 lu the
evening In each case.
Educational lectures on the
most approved methods of produc
tion and marketing of wool and
mohair will be given by C. J.
Kurd, Specialist in Organization
aud Marketing, and H. At Lind
gren. Livestock Specialist, both
of whom handle their subjects lu
a very able and Instructive way.
Sheep and gout raising is a prof- ,
liable branch of agriculture and
an effort is belug made to render
such assistance to the growers
that they may receive maximum
rot urns from their investment
and labor. 1
Mr. Fred Herrln, former Pre
sident of the Pacific Cooperative
Wool Growers Association, wilt ;
also be present at these meetings, j
nt which time he will tnke up the
matter of re-signing of contract I
for the marketing of the wool 1
and mohair. ;
All of the sheep and goat rals- !
era within reach of the meeting ,
places are Invited to be present
and take advantage of the oppor- 1
tunlty to discuss their production
problems with the Specialists and
Couuty Agent at that time.
AUTO OHO KILLS
T
(AMOcialnl PtM Oied Wtr.)
LOS ANGELES. Mar. 23. Two
wealthy women ' of Los Angeles
were instantly killed and three men
seriously injured early today when
the automobile In w hich they were
returning from San Diego crashed
into a culvert, overturned and burn
ed in Telegraph road near Nor
walk, 17 miles east of here.
The dead are Mrs. O. H. Miller
of Hollywood, 85 years of age, and
Mrs. Marjorle Pike Chessman, 27
years of age. Both were wives of
brokers here.
O. H. Miller, was driving the
car, his son, Uwlght Miller, 19, and
W. I. Chessman, husband of one
of the victims, were seriously
hurt.
Miller who was conscious after
NOTICE of aaie or Qovernment
timber, Uenural Land OftVtt, Wuih
Inglon. D. C, Feb. 11, 11 J5. Notice Is
hereby given that subject to the
condition and limitation of the
acta of Juno V, 1116 UM Mat., 21M.
February 26t (40 titat., 11 7K)
and June 4, ll-0 (41 Htat., 7&X), ami
depart men tal regulation of April
14, 1VZ4 (&0 U D., S76, the timber
on the following lands will be Bold
Murh JO, ivL'b. at 10 o'clock a. m. at
public auction at the U. 8. Land Of
fice at Koaeburgr. Oregon, to the
highest bidder at not leaa than the
appraised value a shown b' tills
notice, sale to he subject to I ho ap
proval of the (Secretary of the In
terior. The purchase price, wltn ao
additional sum of one-fifth of oni
per cent, thereof, beiriK commis
sions allowed, must be deposited, at
time of sale, money to be returned,
if eale is not approved, otherwma
patent will issue for the timber,
which mutt be removed within ten
years, tiids will be received from
citizens of the United Status, associ
ations of sui h cllUeiis and corpora
tloiiH organized utiuer the laws of
the C tilled States, or any stale, ter
ritory or district thereof, only. Up
on application of a qualified pur
chaxt-r the timber on any legnl aub
dtvlMon wil be offered separately
before being included In any of
fer of a larger unit. T. - b., H. 11'
V., Sec. 15. Nli'A tSKK red fir 2000
M.. white fir 100 M., red cedar 25 M..
cedar polea bOdO feetj bEV
fir 100 M white fir 75 M.. red cedar
lft M., white cedar I M., cedar polce
16-0 feet, none of the timber on
these tracts to be sold for less than
12.00 per M. for the red fir, $1.00 per
M. fur ths white fir and red cedar,
and 94.00 per M. for the white
cedar and 9-01 V per foot for the
cedar poles. T. 2H S It. 12 W.. Bee.
2, Lot 6, fir 800 M., Lot 7. fir 0
M., none of the timber on those lots
to be sold for less than 2.b0 per M.
T. 27 H., R. 11 W.. Sec. &, Lot 1U. red
fir 1100 M.. red cedar 4o M., none of
the ttnier on this lot to be sold lor
less than fl.7& per M., for the red
flr
na il.ti
.til per M. f
s.. n. io w.,
for the red e-
HE "A. red fir 2f0 M white cedar
M., none of the timber on this tract
to be sold for Ions thHn SI.&0 per M.
for the red fir and $7.00 per M. for
the white cedar. T. 2 S, It. 11 W.,
Hec. 3, Lrft 1, red fir 160 M., fir pil
Ing MO M. white cedar 120 M , Lt
i, red fir 40u M.. fir piling loo M.,
white redar l&U M , Lot 3 red fir 10
M . white cedar 2uQ M., Lot 4 fir pil
ing 'Jtu M-. white cedar 1J0 M . Hi; '4
N'KVi red fir 2H0 M. fir piling 4"0
M . white rudnr 3T.U M , HV4 NK'4
red fir 1000 St., white rcwir 300 M.,
NK'i HW'i n-d fif 40 M., fir piling
24 M white cedar K'o M., Sli'i
red fir 2nt M.. fir idling 1 s0
M.. white cid.ir 300 M.. SW, SW4
r. d fir P'O M., fir piling &0 . , white
cenar '" M . NK1 SK'i r-d fir I-0
M., fir piling :o M . white ced.ir 2o
A!.. N V Sl-m rd fir X'tO Al , fir
piling ISO At, while rrdar 4)0 A1
SK'A HK'i red fir I 'Mo M.. whit; (.,-
aiO ftl. cidar polH yiu. SW
red fir 4M) M, fir idling 1 HO M.
I while rcl.ir 'A') At , none of th tini
i her on thl section lo he sold for
I leas than L' OH per At., for the T-A
fir. ti.Sn p-r Ai. for the fir plHnir,
7.l0 pf M. tnr the while cedar,
nd $ tt) em h for the cedar poles.
Wniliwn Spry. Comnii-'lfincr.
l KiGvm
' A CHAMPEEMSrilPJ
' DCI-T
Does History Repeat Itself
Wo can all remember when certain brand of fence had almost
a monopoly of sales In this territory. Lots of people thought a
goat couldn't scratch himself against a vost It any other brand
of fence was fastened to that post.
WHAT HAPPENED?
They tried to cash In on the reputation. The price vent op and '
we found that other kinds of fence would also serve. -
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
9-39 38c
WE MAKE THE PRICE OTHERS MEET IT. ""t
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSEBURG OAKLAND
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS
I
FOR SALE
J A PA LAC Paints and Varnishes, at
Powell a Furniture Co.
V.tl) fur sale at current prices.
Ptionu Austin Greenhouse, 87K2.
FOIt SALE 74 head of eweTwith
lam os. Stanley llros., at North
crttlt pluce, Olalla.
i'OH SALK 5 room "modern bouse
for S50, If removed within SO
daya' 127 E' Rt)bert8 6t-
FUU SACKlackTersey Giant
eggs, $1.50 per setting. Call at
Uerger's Bargain Store.
YOR SALE S7 (TBfown Leghorn
eggs, $1 per 15. Mrs. J. S. Frey,
Slur Kt., Roseburg, Ore., near
lirockway.
nitOCCOLl SErTO for saleTExtra
good strain, well selected, and
raised sume for 4 years. C. U.
t Sheppard, Ulxonville.
i'OK"SALK3 lOO'lbTshoats also
late Valentine strain of broccoli
seed. 100 tier of old growth block
wood. Llndbloom, Dixonvllle.
FOR. " SALE Hardy sprayer 5
cylinder pump, too large for my
needs. G. C. Hatley, Garden Val
ley. Phone 32F13.
FOR SALE One StiarplesSucll6n
Feed Cream separator. No. 4.
Good as new. Mrs. Laura Parker,
lirockway, Ore.
PBUNiTUEESltaUan, French
Improved and Coates 14 IS. Care
ful grading and packing. Write
Hudson's Nurseries, Tangent,
Oregon. - '
Rl'SSIAN "6 U VE, Jaiianesei(af"
berry, Siberian J'ea Shrub,
Rhododendrons, 25c each; five,
$1; do. $2. Hardy, drouth re
sisting Bhrubs, hedge plants,
w holesale prices. Iris Acres, Mo
lulla. Ore.
Sawmill FoU"ALEc6mpiJte
ouijlt and a producer, at a bar
gain. Capacity 15,000 feet dally.
Lots of good timber, and close to
rail shipping point. Address,
Sawmill, care News-Review,
Rose burg.
WANTED
VANTK1 Male curHe; Inquire
4M S. Hlne after 4:30 p. m.
WANTED Laundry work, rough
dry or finished. Phone 179 J. t
WANTEI4 bronze turkey ""nen's.
Vern llixon, lirockway, Ore.
WANTElVThlrd" horse" or "leam
for keeping. Gotxl pasture and j
feed, lest of care. C. G. Shepiiard I
IHxonville. Ore.
YOI'NG " LADY Wantsijhe!p
with housework where good'
home and reasonable wage are
assured. Address II. I)., care
News-Review.
WANTED Hy good housekeeper.
aye 40. position. Have 2 boys, 12
and 13, both good workers. In or
out of town. Add reus Housekeep
er, citre News-Review.
FOR SALE OR T It A D EKiiuriiay
er plHiio, sertional b(Kk ease,
klt )in cabinet, a warehouse full
of second hand goods very t-i.eup.
Judd's Furniture Exchange.
Ihe Hf-itlent, Kaid thut U)fanill:tr
lly wilh the hlKhwny, tiKi'lln-r with
hllndini; IlKtitH of an approiifhiiiK
HUlotilohile Wfin reHlKtllHihlct ff,r his
crush Into the culvert.
The machine rauclit (lie. but tlie
Injun'd inn and the bmliett of the
victims were removed from it be
fore It wan cl'-HiroyeU.
By WINNER
VuHAT eClCHT ?
rnnUMllV
ON BACK PAGE.
WANTED Several single neat am
bitious young men 20 to 25 years
to travel. Must be prepared to
leave city at once. Experience
nut necessary. Compensation $25'
to $50 a week. Apply Hotel
Grand after seven o'clock p. m.
Ask for Mr. Harlow.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Monday, dreaser scarf on
Cubs or Jackson Bt. Please
call 611-J.
r
FOR RENT
FURNISHE1J ouse for rent . In
quire MrLJ. K. Fall).
i'Oli il US T Furnished 8 room ant
Water; lights aud gas range. 60S
S. Stephens SL
TO llENfS acres to be put in
oats (or feed. J. D. West, on Ed
eubower pavemenL
FOR RENT New B-roonTmoilem
bungalow. Call 349 Roseburg
Apts., Douglas and Main.
FT)irRENt3 furnished rooms,
bath and screen porch. AdulU '
only. Inquire 80S Mill.
FOR RENT House. 10 A of land, '
close in. City water, lots fruit, tl
U. Helblg. 407 W. Cass SL .;
FREE RENT For minor services;
upstairs apartment for married
couple. Inquire at 204 West
Douglas.
I MISCELLANEOUS I
ROSEBURG CYCLERY. Now at
5uK N. Jackson St. Key fitting.
CAit OWNERDonl forget la
call 553 when in need of auto
parts. Sarff's Auto Wreck In '
House.
RAOIATORSTbat's my businesa
New cores Installed, and old ones ,
made new. Lark, radiator man, .
829 W. Lane.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. fit. IL PLYLER Chlropractl
physician. 126 W. Lane SL
MATERNITY HOME
1118 W Inch est tr 31 Phone 490
Mrs. D. fJornwell
Patient Privileged to Hsvs
Their Own Doctor '
The Umpqua Florist
Choice Cut Flowers Alwaya
Fresh
Finest Quality Artistic Floral
Designs.
Visit Our Greenhouse or
Call 40-FS.
Reliable Tailor
J. H. BERNIER
Upetalrs Next Umpqua Hotel
Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations
We Make Your Clothes
in Roseburg
FORD REPAIRING
' CYLINDER REDORINQ
Our Specialty
UNION GARAGE
Authorized Ford Ssrvlee
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
1 OeeoUne. Ofl.
kW Won't Ueiu .
W Gel ta 10,000 Oak
Churchill Hdwe. Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE