ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY. MARCH 26. 1925.
SEVFN
for
These fixtures ore all mcke! 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 BIOS FOR SCHOOL
BONOS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO. 4 IN DOUGLAS COUNTV,
OREGON
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
undersigued will, up to 7 : 3U o'clock
P. M. of April 14, 1W5, receive at '
his 01 1 ice la the Cily of licteburg, ;
Douglas County, Oregou, sealed
bids lor the purchase ot negotiable I
serial coupon bunds of School j
District No. 4 In Douglas County, !
Oregon, In the sum ot J165.00U.0O. I
Said bonds will be in denomina
tions of $1,000.00 each, dated May i
1, 1925, and maturing as follows: I
6 bonds to mature May 1, 1&!6; 6
bonds to mature annually on May i
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 j
1st ot each and every year thereat-
ter including Muy 1. 1944. Said
bonds will draw five per cent inter-1
est, payable semi-annually on No
vember 1st and May 1st, and the I
principal and interest shall be pay-1
able lu lawful money of the United I
Slates of America at the office of I
the treasurer of Douglas County, I
Oregon, or at the Fiscal Agency of
the Stale of Oregon in the city and
slate of New York at the option of
the purchaser.
All bids must be accompanied
by a ceniiied check payable to I
School District No. 4 of Douglas '
County, Oregon. In an amount '
equal to live per cent of the I
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 lu
accordance with the terms of his
bid. Said bids shall bo opened at a I
public meeting of tho school board j
of .said District to be held lu. the I
school board room In the hib
school in said district on the Hit1 1
day of April, 1925, at 7:30 o'clock '
P. M. and the bonds shall be sold j
by the board to the highest and
best bidder but for not less than 1
par and accrued Interest. The j
board reserves the right to reject j
any and all bids and to re-advertise
the sale ot said bonds. I
By order of the board of dircc-;
tors of School District No. 4, of
Douglas County, Oregon.
V. 1. MICELLI,
District Clerk.
Keep the Rent
Take things under your wins
own the home you live in and
defy the landlord. Let us help
you.
Contracting, Building, Concrete
Work, and Furnish Estimates
and Plans.
J. E. RUNYAN
Phone 202-J
4S7 South Jackson St.
Roseburg.
Moore Bros. Dairy
Purity Brand Milk
Phone 15-F15 or 612-Y
KOSESURG, OREGON
Reliable Tailor
J. H. DERNIER
Upstairs Next Umpqus Hotel
Cleaniro, Pressing, Alterations
We Make Your Clothes
in Roseburg
Dirt - Grit
Because a MASTER
CLEANER'S process is
thorough h can guaran
tee to remove every par
ticle of sharp-edged grit
th.vt causes clothes to wear
out especially at the el
bow and around the col
lar. WE ARE MASTER
CLEANERS
0s:
Imperial Cleaners
Our Auto Will Call
Prions 277
FIXTURES
the Bath Room
EIGHT-INCH STEEL PLATES '
TO REVEAL INNER SECRET
LONDON. Mar. 26. It will be
possible, in the near future by the
aid of the X-ray, to see through
steel eight Inches thick. Professor
Pu!!l::g, director of the KaUlo
logical Hesearch department at
Woolwich government arsenal, pre
dicted in a recent address before
the Royal Society.
It is an easy matter at present
by the use of the X-ray to pene
trate pieces of steel three Inches
lu thicknesB, Profossor Putlin as
serted, but what is soucht by sci
entists is an apparatus to enable
them to examine into castings ten
or twelve inches through. Thi3 is
desired bo that flaws may be de
tected in castings, and to avoid
serious danger to workmen's lives.
The texture is as line as linen.
The quality one hundred per cent
pure. It will win yon for all time
to come. GRIMM BUUS. MlLK
BREAD. Phone 133.
SACRIFICE SALE OF ORCHARD
LAND
In order to settle the Estate of
Alton S. Frey, deceased, the under
signed will on the fourth day of
April, 19-5 at the hour of 2 o'clock
P. M., be on the premises herein
after described and In pursuance of
the order of the county court of
the State of Oregon, for Donplaa
county, will offer for sale and sell
the orchard place owned by said
Frey and located at Brockway m
this county, consisting of 40 acres
about 30 acres being In bearing
apples and perches, also a tew
barn and fruit house. This property
must go; but the right is reserved
to reject any bid or offer. To be
sold subject to nrr outstanding
mortgage of $1000.00 and interest
ami Rn eprtain linoniil (Axes. Rids
also received by mall or in person i
up to April 1th, VJM.
O. W. YOUNG, !
Administrator of the Kstuto of
Alton S. Frey, deceased.
SO ILL
WASHED DISHES
SITTING DOWN
i Mrs.Ashcrof t's Remarkable
i v Recovery After Taking
j Lydia E. Pinkham'a
! Vegetable Compound
' Covington, Ky. "I wassoweak and
! nervous 1 could hardly do my house
work ai l could nor
stand because of
tho bearir.jr-down
pains in my back
and abdomen. 1
sat down most of
tho time and did
what I could do in
thutway as wash
ing dishes, etc.
One day a honk !e
scribing Lydia K.
rinkham's mcdi
J rinos vrcs Fit in
my mail-box. I saw ho.v the Veri
table Compounr! ho i helped others so
I gave it a trial. I had to tike cbout
a dozen bottles before I pained my
strength but I certainly praise thu
medicine. Then I took Lydia E. Trr.!;-
P.lrwl mfrfirTTlO for TVmr h!off!-
I was cold all tho titno. I would bo
so cold i could hardly sit still nr.l ia
the palms of my hands there woui ioo
ilmnt nf BD?int ' I b!sO USCd the Sn-
I nlso ued the San-
ntive Wash and I recommend it so. 'he less worthy ot remembrance.
Yon may publish this letter and I wiil '1 hey were the Pony Kzpracs Itl
i..Hi.nrlftti.rifromoiiiranJ ders, who carried mail throuith
auviw my neighlKirs about tWaem! .!-
icines." Mrs.llARRY AsnrROKT.ii
Beech Avenue, Covington, Kentucity
TUBBY
9
the CHAew
rnrt- Von ZS'pO
, 1
FRENCH BIRTH RATE
SHOVS BIG DECREASE
(JUaucUted hn Uwd WU
PARIS, Mar. !. The French
birth rate continues to decliue, ac
cording to the vital statistics for
last year, just completed.'
The births numbered 752.101 and
the deaths 679,885. the excess ot
births over deaths being 72,216 as
compared with 95.000 for the pre
ceding year. Dr. Varlot, authority
on vital statistics remarks that but
tor the populution ot the recovered
province of Alsace-Lorraine, where
large families are still usual, the
situation would be much worse.
According to figures gathered by
him, the number of births steadily
increased in France from the be
ginning ot the nineteenth century
and reached their peak during the
second empire, with over l.OoO.ooo
annually. After the war of 1S70
they began to droop. Thus In 1S76
there were 967,000 births In 18S6.
907,000 in 1890, 867,000 and in
1907, 774,000.
The doctor observes that the
birth rate in Germany has begun
to fall but that the excess of births
over deaths still amounts to 300,
000. IT ,
Getting Too Fat?
Try This Reduce
People who don't grow too fat
are the fortunute exception. But
I if you find the fat accumulating or
i already cumbersome, you will be
, wise to follow this suggestion,
j which is endorsed by thousands of
I people who know. Ask your drug
I gist for 1armola Prescription Tao
j lets and follow directions. One
! dollar is the price the world over.
Get them from your own druggist
or fiend price direct to Mariuola
Co., General Motors Blrig., Detroit,
Mich. By doing this you will be
able to reduco steadily and easily
and pleasantly, without starvation
diet or tiresome exercise. Start tak
ing them today and get slender.
TEACH BACHELORS TO COOK
(AMOClald frM Lrurd Wtrv.l
LONDON. Mar. 26. Bachelors
are being taught to cook at
;8choo, openea recent,T at Bauer-
sea, one of the London boroughs.
The purpose of the authorities is
to show unmarried men. how to
help themselves and be a bit more
independent of the restaurants.
The teacher Is a woman.
Plastering, Kaisomining and
painting. Koseburg, Ore., Rt. 1
Box 8, K. Doug. St.
I.tliKKTV THKATHfi.
Presented with an all star cast,
hvnded by Kenneth Harlan ana
Novak, "lhe Man without
a Heart" will open at the Liberty
Theatre toduy. ThiB Is the latest
of the elaborate Banuer produc
tions, directed by Burton King,. to
came to the screen, and Is bated
on the novel ot the same name
by Ruby M. Ayres, the
interna-
uunaiiy lainous aumor.
Kenneth ltarlau piuys the part
" young proiessionai man, wno
initneio nas not luuna i.me in ins
busy life to become interested In
the other sex. How he suddenly
1 finds himself failing In love uith
a girl, whom he mistakenly be
lieves is ubout to elope with his
sister's husband and his eiforts
to prevent the threatened scuir
dal, forms the theme around
which the intriguing story pilots.
atm:um Til K AT UK.
West Point, which forma the
background of Richard Barthei
meH' new production, "CI ft t ma
tes", coming to the Antlers Thoa-
tre on Friday and Saturday, has
bot-n (he training school of many
famous men, ranging all the way
from Grant and t,ee to Persuing.
In playing tho cadet heroe of
"Classmates ' HarthWmess is fur
thcr realizing his wish to portray
various phaee of American life
'Actually, It would be Impossible
to play a more completely Amen.
can boy. In "Classmates" Dick
appears an a poor lad of the
North Carolina mountains who
wins an appointment to West
Point and develops to manhood
undtT us fine traditions. The ac
tlon alvo leads Into the South
American Jungles, where some
infilling scenes were staged.
Madge Kvuns la Dicks leading
woman In this First National re
lease.
m wk.kth; thkatic.
liut al that same period lu the
history of this country, aa the
'Civil
War, there wtro many
heroes whose names were
r listed on any honor roll, but
whose daring exploits are none
the vast ex-panso of wlldarness
that lay west of the Mississippi.
These stirring days of the old
nruuTf-ua
mp a Tiiu
UOT LtTTIAj' V0t (Al FREE.
TUlC ie A ROISIFC.
PBOPOSniOA) AN' IF- VA
WAWTA Stt HAWK ITU
COiTH-A 2 CEAi'"'. IT
TEUS YA
It
BILL BOARD CTVvO CtATTS
TSiT . r
WW,.
Stop Ni'glit Coughing
This Simple Way
nnviii couh bins' at utK'ht.
ho through lorn vt valuabU W9
ar wvakfiiknir tbtlr ytt?m ana
lav In if tltemnvlves opftl to dunporou
Inh-ctioiis, can tuu tliulr di-airt-Ksiii
troubl promptly oy a Try atmpla
treatment. Hundred who have
hardly been at-lo to rest at all for
coukIIii, have not ten their full
night s sleep tlio very firit tuua they;
tried It.
The treatment la based on lo
markttbl proscription known as Pr
Kings New lHacuvery for Coughs.
You iMmpJy tka a teanpooful at
rlRht before retiring and hold it lit
your throat for li or 20 seconds bo
fore swallowing" it, without follow
ing with water. Tbe Drusrrlutlon
has a double action. It not only
south ws and heals soreness and Irrl
tat Ion, but U uulckly loosens and
removes the plilim and coogcsiioii
which are the direct cams ot the
coughing. The result is that you
usually sleep as soundly as a baba
the very first night, and the entire
cough condition KOa la very short
prescription Is hlfrhly recom
ir-endd lor couprhs, chest colds,
boarsenese and bronchitis. And 1
wonderful for children's coughs and
spasmodic croup no harmful dru.
Economical, too, as the dose Is only
one teaspoonful. It Is on sale at all
good druggist Ask tor
West are brought to life and re
created In "Idaho!" a new rathe-
serial starring Mahlon Hamilton
end Vivian Hlch. the first episode
of which will tie shown Friday
and Saturday at the Majestic
Theatre.
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Today's Cross-Word Puzzle
A GARDEN OF VOWELS. Punle No. 132.
By J. C BOYD.
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26 n mm a p3o ir
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42 45 WbW 45 4b '47
HORIZONTAL.
1 recess tn a
chamber
6 be on
ruard
leasing
12 mimic
14 Ireland
15 wand
16 fruit of the
Oak
1 8 also
19 satisfac
tory (colloq)
20 accomplish
22 thou
(French)
2 fV pastry
24 conjunc
tion 26 trans
action 28 lout?, slip
pery fish
30 wide cut
82 hoar frosts
83 wrathful
S1 boy's name
35 utriko
lightly
87 acquires
89hiph
explosive
41 definite
article
plural
(French)
42 near
lanjruntros
47 Now Knjr-
land stale
;iM,r)
43 scold
0 resolve by
the rules of
grammar
SI -A mericun
pont
62 happy
54 of second
ary im
portance 55 metrical
66 joints of
thf arm
57 hollow in
the check
Herewith Is solution to Puzzle
No.
S R MS ' A"1 R i T 1 L K A I P.I
E M B T ctit 9 OlOtT i E 1 CJ
N T JL E N J -jZ B of aTt J PI
JL i . 5 X A I" -a TA T-'t. 1 .
t a dT" . . 1 g o Tl s jTFjTTlrjN,
Generosity Personified.
ntDP rALL
- rtka.r& trio.
UIF1I T.IMME
THAT OA THe
CWKfOfcE-lvE
OWlY 6C1TA
AJlCKEX
Ti''
DANCING GIRL IS
VICTIM KIDNAPERS
fAvuHitrd lr Uojed Win.)
i ROM HAY, Mar. 26. Widespread
attention throughout India has
been attracted to the trial which
opened here today of nine persons
accused of attempting on January
13. to kidnap Mumtai Uegum.
beautiful dancing girl and former
favorite of the Maharaja of In
dore. Several of the accused per
sons held high positions under the
Maharaja and It Is alleged the girl,
who bad escaped from tho house
hold of the potentate,, had been
threatened with abduction unless
she returned willingly.
' Abdul Baula, a wealthy Moham
medan nifrohant. under whose
protection the girl was at the time
of the crime, was killed In the at
tempt to prevent her abduction.
Sensational revelations concern
ing persons In high quarters have
been predicted In connection with
the trial In which Include Shafs
Ahmed who was the risaldar (com
mander) of the Indore mounted po
lice; Sham Raon IMghe, captain of
the Indore air force and Anand
liao Phanse, adjutant general of
the Indore state forces. The oth
ers are holders of minor positions
In the Indore government.
Muntaz who lay in a hospital for
weeks suffering from knife wounds
which disfigured her face and who
has been closely guarded since the
attempted kidnaping because ot
repeated anonymous threats was
called as the first witness for the
prosecution.
1 Mumtaz testified she had first
entered the household of the Ma
haraja as a Binging and dancing
girl and later lived there for nine
VERT1CAL.
1 ot larjm
2 Rlance
3 deep sea
fish
4 preposi
tion 6 every
6 barley
(Scot)
7 pronoun
8 cun ii i tig
9 tumult
10 sufficient
13 balance
16 the highest
card in a
suit
17 National
Vaudeville
Artists
(ahhr)
20 affliction
21 hires
2:1 co!iir
25- piven
points of
time
27 hcfnro
28 rstjih
linhert (abl.rt
29 part of the
face
31 deter
mined 8 4 rt's i d e nee
of a gentle
man farmer
!( provoked
3X ih-yign
10 highest
point
11 Confed
erate f'eneraj
ufty
4 ;"i catches
4ti ac
customed 47 carol
49 laik
(slant;)
51 burst out
nuddenly
G" -perform
55 afternoon
(abbr)
Tip For Beginners.
Solve this puzzle by compar
ing the synonyms listed in the
"Horizontal" and "Vertical"
columns with the number of
spaces extending crofrwio or
downward on the dir.frram, as
the caoo may be. If a won!
occurs to you meaning sub
stantially tne samo as the
synonym and the correct num
ber of letters to fit in the
spaces brtwen its number and
the first shaded slop following,
write it in lightly. Work away
tho smnll words tho "easy"
words, first, and they will give
you plenty of clues to tin. dif
ficult ones.
7 AWYCHAN6E. f DtWI
ClMMt THE MtCKEl ) I Af T(?vnT
V AKT I LL OVME. YA ) VA AU
THE 3 CEAJ16 MOWE'i-YoO RE
r-r vi10 PocC pft y
or ten years as his mistress, rlv-
llng birth to a child who died In In
fancy. Finally, dlscoveriiiR she was
no loniter the favorite of the Po-
tentate, she escaped through the
aid of a policeman and sought
.Baula's protection.
Later, the (cirl added, she was
' threatened with dire punishment
j unless she returned to the Jdahara
ija's establishment and there were
several attempts at abduction
(which culminated In the affair of
January 13, In which Baula was
killed. '
The staff of life should measure :
up a hundred per cent pure. I
ORIMM RHOS. MILK lilt K AD can j
Qualify. Phone 133.
HEIR TO FORTUNE
LABORS IN SHOPS
lAaoclaltd l-m iMMd Wtir.)
MILWAUKEE. Wis., Mar. 2s
In a 4 a week room here. Fowler
Mccormick, 27-year-old grandson
of the founder ot the International
Harvester fortune, declared last
nlRht that he Is learning and earn
iHK his way.
Each day the heir to the McCor
mick millions rises at five and tor
ten hours works as a cqmmon la
horer In the Milwaukee plant of
the harvester company pllinx
metal pigs into the furnace cartb,
going from department to depart
ment becoming acquainted.
For several weeks, young Mc
Cormlck has been working, living
I quietly In his south side rooming
Bouse.
A small room containing an Iron
bed, two chairs and a dresser has
been bis home.
His presence and occnpatlon
came to llKht yesterday through
Flft Potter Stillman, wife of the
former president of the National
City Hank of New York who came
to Milwaukee early this week. Yes
terday she admitted that she had
come to see her "God son" and last
night, the two had dinner at a
downtown hotel.
NOTICE of of Oovernnient
timber, Unrai land Office, VYnsb
UiStua. U C. teb. li. W. Notice la
hvr by Kvn that subject tu tht
LOliditlona and tiinllatiutia ot lhe
acta of Jun . 11 (.2 Mat.. II W.
Kt-l.ruHry 26, 1919, (40 lat.. 1159)
mid Juno 4. 1H) (41 Stat., 7;rt), iind
d-puruiienlal rvKulatiuna of April
14, m!4 (t'O U D., it7C. tlie ttmbt r
on thu fullowtnit landa will be aold
March SO, 1WJ6, at 10 o'cloca a. m. at
public auction at the U. S. liud Of.
flee at HoBHburg, OrtfRon, to the
h ihito b diitir at not ii-a man ins
Hiiraiel v-lue aa h(iwn b tliia
noli-, aula tu be auhject to trt ap
proval of tbe Secretary of lb In
terior. The purchaae price, wlio aii
additional auin ot one-flflti of one
per cent, thereof, buintf commie
alona allowed, must be depoalled, at
tlnie ot aule, n.ouey to be returned.
If sale la not approved. ollii-rwie
patent will lneue for the itmbr.
wlihb muHt ba removed within tel.
yeura. Uida will be received from
cliUena of the United Htatea, aaaocl
ationa ot aut h cltt.eiia and t-orpoia-tlina
oritunlzed uiiuer the lawa of
the United Ktatea, or any at Flu, ter
ritory or district therituf. only. Up
on application ot a qualified pur
chaser the timber on any leKfcl aub
Ulviston wil be offered aepuiulcly
before being Included In any of.
ler of a larger unit. T. b., It. 12
VV., Hec. 1ft, KK K4 red fir iMKll
M., white fir luu M., rd i-edur 2S !.,
cedar poles 60U0 feet; red
rir kI.ii 41 . whlt fir 15 M.. rod ccdiir
16 M., white cedar 6 St., ceditr polea
1600 feet, none of the timber on
(bene tracta to be Bold for laa than
12. Ou per al. for tbe red fir, 11.00 per
it. for the white fir and red cedar,
and 14. OD per M- fur the whlti
cedar and $.01 per foot for tin
ied.tr polea. T. 2 K., It. IS VV Hec
2i Lot 6. fir SbO M. L"t 7. fir
M., none of the timber on theee Inla
to be aold ror leas than 12 bo per M.
T. 21 K.t H. 11 V., Hec, 35. Lot 13. red
fir 1"0 W., red cedar i M-, none of
tne limner on hum 101 iu auiu iur
leaa thiin $ i .7b per M for tho red
fir and S1.&0 per M. for the red ce
dar. T. 2V ft. 10 W., Hoe. 3, KW4
si;4, red fir S'.O M., white cedar H'jO
L, none of lhe timber on tliU tract
lr be aold for leia than 1 1.60 pr Al.
for the red fir and $T.0o per At. for
the white cedar. T. Z 8, it. 11 W.,
8ec. 3. Lot 1, red fir 16v M., tlr pil
ing 140 M.. while cedar 120 W., lt
2, red fir 400 M-, fir piling 1'0 M..
white r.-dar lhv M., Lot 3 rM rir L0
M.. whlli eedwr 2o0 M., Iol 4 fir pil
ing 200 M., white cedar 110 At , hK',i
i frts'A r' tl nr - nr ihuhr
iM.. white c.-dnr 3.re) M , Sl.
' red fir I'lOO Al., ivhlte oenr SOU Al.,
1 N K HW'A red fif 4o M., fir piling
20 M., wliite f-dr 1:0 Al., HK'.
'HVV'ii red fir Zso Al., rir pillns;
IM. whitw i-edar 300 Al.. HYVA
red fir H M., fir piling 60 Al., while
irt-dur 2'Ml Al , Ni; M-.'i red fir loo
,A1., fir piling 3so Al., whilo ctdur i"'i
Al , NWU M's'i red fir Z-0 U , fir
piling h0 Al , whltn ct (far 4oO Al.,
si:' KKU red fir I'i'iO Al., whlto en
Our 340 Si.. rwUr pole 24M. KW'J
!hi-;4 r-'l fir 4"it Al., ftr piling )xo Al.
white ctdiir 3nu Al., none of tint tl",
i br on tblH nectlon to be 11 for
l ! thun iz.Oo per Af., for the red
fir, 1 1 .SO pr At. for the fir piling,
i f V .00 per M. for the white cedar,
i end f .To f u for the eedar polea.
Wlllbirn prV. f'iimmlftrnT
3W
I'LL SICW
CP A GUY
CAM HAVE.
AT HAM
AM I'LL
I'LL SMOvu
' 1 V i U-m WAu OR. KiQ'r i"
"TK-HTvVAO OR. MOT.
HOW ABOUT IT
FOUR MORE DAYS TO GO
Have You Bought Your Fence?
9-39 38c rod
Flour $2.40, $2.25, $2.10
GUARANTEED TO SATISFY
Don't pay more. You can't get better.
SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROBEBURQ
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS
FOR SALE
JAPA1,AC Paints and Varnishes, at
1'ifll i Furniture Co.
kuu iur sale at current prices.
l-uoi.c Austin Greenhouse, 37 F2.
t'oii 6-rooni""modt'rn house
tor K,Ht, tf removed within fit)
uays. JJ7 K. Uoberts St.
U AltiJAlr for"cuah. Ilouso and lot
Address "House," care Kews-Ko-
viuw.
ITOU SALE OI.C. pIksT" also
young work horse. Wl UoO.
I'hone 19K13.
Foft SALK U. 1. RrThdrouKh-
bred setting eKs, 60c per tlox.
Jlbt Mililury til.
FOR" SALK Nursery stock. Phono
27F3. Morning or evening, li. L.
KUis, Uoseburg, Ore.'
FUll'SALE Three-year-old lielfer,
freah, with calf. Herman Schulxe,
lirockwuy. Phone 2F41.
FOR SALK or trade. SonoTap ho no
gruph and 45 records. Aildress
"Soiiora", care Nuwa-Heview.
CAN SAVE you $150 on practically
new Ford coupe. See Taylor at
Catching Motor Co. Hose burg.
DiiOCCOLi SEED for sale. Extra
good strain, well selected, and
raised same for 4 years, C. U.
Saeppard, Dlxonvllle.
FOli SALE i 10(5 ib. shoats also j
late Valentine strain ot broccoli!
seed. 100 tier of old growth block
wood. Llndblooni, Dlxouvllle.
FOIl SALE White Vyandotteiiet". !
ting fix. John Harms,' P. O. )
llox 3Vb. About 3 blocks from end
of pavement, on E. Houglaa St.
PhlJMhi ' Tit EES Italian, French
IniprOT ed and Coates 1418. Care
till grading and packing.- Write
tiud sou's Nurseries, Tangent,
trogon.
TTJirSAI.E At a bargain, l6 acres
g Pacific highway near Kose
burg. All lu cultivation, some
fruit. Buildings. Address X, cure
News-Keview.
I'iSEU CAll SPECIALS
Ford touring $ 75
Overland touring 100
Chevrolet touring 176
Ford touring 275
Nash touring .ji 350
lodge roadster . 375
tjtudebaker spec. tour. U7S
Hudson Inuring tiOO
UUY CATC1IINO MOTOlt CO.
ArroHS from City Hull, Ko.ieburg.
IMPROVEMENTS AT TERMINAL
Workmen are biwy at tho Ter
nilnul lintil retiming thn Interior
and making oIIkt ImprovetnenU.
The walln and ceilings of the
rooms, hnllwayn, and lobby are be
lr.g rrtb'cotaicd. making a dncldrd
linprovemeut lu tbe appearance ot
tho Interior.
CRYING CHILD
want attention but a
coufjliing child need it
attention.
Used and recommended since 1372
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY
stops alarming croup coughs, ennes
study, wheezy breathing, r.iiscochok.
in(f )iblrgm easily, allows restful
sleep. Itcnef.ts both children and
(rrown periums.
Ktop bottle In your homa ll tha Cms
No Narcotic Sold everywhere.
By WINNER f,
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FOR THE AUCKtU
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OAKLAND
ON BACK PAGE.
FOR SALE Cold Dollar straw
berry plants inspected. Also
Yellow Dent field corn. Test 100
per cent. I. C. IricGhehejr, phone
6F13.
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WANTED
WANTEM Tractor and machinery.
Also bees. Call 175-R. atter 6 p.
WANTED at once. Woman to do
general housework on ranch near
KoHeburK- Clood wages. Inquire
at News-Review office.
CL1KNT wants loan of 13500 to
13000 on good real estate. First
mortgage. Will ray 7 per cent
Interest. Term of 1 to 6 yrs. Q.
W. Young & Son. Phone 417.
WANTKU Furniture painting and
finishing, sewing machine clean- .
lug, lawn mower sharpening and
saw filing. Flxup Sho 297 N.
Stephens, back ot high school.-
FOR RENT
FOR HENT 3-room apt Partly
furnished. Call at 725 W. Lane St.
FOR KENT 5-room rurnlshed
house. Inquire at 737 W. Lane St.
FOR "RENT Furnished apartment
Inquire 329 E. Douglas or phone
140-U
K)R RENT Groom unfurnished
house with garage. Newly reno
vated. Call at Hold's Garage.
FOR RENT HouseTlO-A of landi
close in. City water, lota fruit tt
UHelblg. 407 W. Cass St.
FOR RENT" Furnished J-room apt
ground floor; also 3-room apt
with gas range. Water and
lights. 608 8. Stephens 8t ,
FOHNISHED HOUSE" FOR RENT
Modern furnished home, with
electric range, drapes, carpets,
furniture, fireplace, garage, closo
In, $40 per month; no children.
Inquire at News-Review.
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MISCELLANEOUS
PHONOGRAPH repairing. Lawn
mowers sharpened and repaired.
RoBeburg Cyclery. 568 N. Jack
son St.
MAKCKb and bob curl, 75c, hair
cut and cnrl 5oc, at my borne.
341 S. Main, Phono 67-Y. Mrs.
Amy Rogers.
8TOC K OF Indies and Men's shoes
to trade for car. Must be In good
condition. See J. A. Conlln, Myr
tle Creek, Oro. 1
CAR)VNER Don't forget to
call 503 when In need ot auto
parts. Sarft's Auto Wreckin
House.
RADIATORS That's my business,
New cores Installed, and old ones
made new. Lark, radiator man,
329 W. Lane.
I LOST AND FOUND
LOSTFnx terrier, white with
blark ears. Finder please phone
3r,9 R.
FORD REPAIRING.
CYLINDER REDORINQ '
Our Specialty I
UNION GARAGE :
Authorized Ford Service .
mm L ROSEBURG
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Hotel Umpqua
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toask, Om Om Mm,
Churchill Hdwe. Co.
THE WINCHETCn STOAE