ROSF.BURG NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY. APRIL' 15. 1925.
SEVEN
to a
Thoughtful man
What more practical gift could you give
your wire than a shorter and easier
washday?
Such a gift Is the Maytag Cyrafoam
Washer.
Not only ( It a meant to shorter
wat&days and spick-span washings, but
It's the way to greater ease and more
complete satisfaction with the world
that's done.
Because of Its
as ton. Bh in speed,
old - fa&iiioned
thoroughness and
unusual care, wo
men have termed
the Maytag "the
Miracle of Mon
day." It washes
twice as many
garments per
hour as other
Wan hern so clean
that even cuffs,
collars and wrist
bands require no
handrubbing- so
careful that mak
ers of dainty,
filmy undergar
m e n t s recom
mend it as su
perior to hand
washing for such
garments.
No more practical gift could a thoughtful man choose
and she needs it more than you imagine. Get her a Maytag.
9 putstanding Maytag Features.
SHIP BECAME AN
INCUBATOR; EGG !
FIRM FILES SUIT:
(Asm-laltd fnm Lanl Win.)
SAN FRANCISCO, April 15. !
The Hemlnitway Produce Company
filed suit In the federal court yes
terday to receive 124,48 from the
United 8tatea Shipping Board
emergency fleet, the L'niled States
government and the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company. The amount
represents the value- of S.OOO
Chinese eggs which te Heming
way Company claims were stored
too close to the engines of the
steamship President Taft, on
which they arrived from Shanghai.
The result was the most of them
hatched out into chickens and the
rest were spoiled.
The food Inspectors at Angel Is
land threw the spoiled eggs in the
bay and held up the small chicks
because there was no shipping or
der for them.
1 Washes faster.
2 Washes cleaner.
3 Largest hourly ca
pacity In the world.
4 Most compact
washer made
takes floor space
only 25 Inches
square.
6 Cast aluminum tub
can't warp, rot,
swell, split or cor
rode. 6 Easily adjusted to
your height.
7 Clothes can be put
In or taken out
with the washer
running.
8 Tub cleans Itself.
9 All metal wringer.
'Self adjusting. In
stant tension release.
9 Reasons for World Leadership
Churchill Hardware Co.
The Winchester Store
-DEATH CLAIMS PAULHAMUS,
WASHINGTON POLITICIAN
(AaaoriaiMl I'rota Lroicd Wtrv.)
TACOMA. Wash.. April IS. W.
H. Paulhumus, president of the
Western Washington Fair Associa
tion, died at his home in Sumner
lust night of pernicious anemia.
Mr. Paulhamus wss elected from
Pierce county to the state senate
in the last session of the service
being elected president of the sen
ate. He. was successful in secur
ing the re-establishment of the
Western Washington experiment
station of the state college near
Puyallup, which had been closed
for some time, also the establish
ments of the soldiers' home colony
at Ortlng.
He was a candidate for the nom
ination fur governor on the pro
gressive ticket in 1912. although
he did not make a campaign. Last
year he filed at the last moment,
for the republican nomination for
governor ,and ran . third among 8
candidates.
Safe
Milk
and Diet
Fornfanttg
Inoalidn,
The Aged
Nourishing Digestible No Cooking.
Hair Avoid Isnitabons oubatitutel
SPURNED ACTOR TRIES TO
GAS ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD
Lawnmower8 at rowe;;'s.
WOMEN OUTNUMBER MEN IN
INQUIRIES ABOUT WEST
(AMnciatal Vtrm Lewd Wire.)
SEATTLE. Wash.. April 15
Women and not men send the ma
jority of letters asking for data on
living conditions and scenic at
tractions in the Pacific Northwest
and the Pacific Coast , according
to Harold Crary of the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce.
Some women living In the east
have a hazy idea of distances on'
the Pacific Coast." said Crary.
"One woman in Indiana wrote that
she wanted to make Seattle her
headquarters and arrange a week
end trip to San Piego, Cal."
For Spring House Cleaning
Make those walls clean and bright
by using Alabastine. See our color
card with instructions for applying.
Lloyd Crocker.
(Awocistrd Prem Learned Wire.)
LOS ANGELES. April 15. De
cause, police alleged, he tried to
asphyxiate a house full of people,
Henaro Knacnolin. Italian motion
Inicture character actor, was ar
rested here late last night on a
charge of attempted murder. One
of the occupants of the house was
a young woman who had spurned
his love, detectives were told and
the pride of Spagnolia was wound
ed so he opened the gas Jets and
announced that death would be
served to all present. Duncan
MacCalluin refused to be included
and whacked the Italian over the
head with a bottle. He was
knocked unconscious in the ensu
ing Btruggle, but the uproar mean
while had attracted police.
GET AT THE CAUSE!
Many Roseburg Folks Are Showing
How to Avoid Needless
Suffering.
NOTICE AUDIT OF COUNTY
BOOKS.
Notice is hereby given that the
County Court will receive bids tip
to and including Wednesday, May
6. 1S25, at 11) o'clock a. ni., for the
audit of the books of the Sheriff.
Treasurer and Clerk of Dousias
Countv, Oregon, for the year U'24.
Successful bidder will he required
to furnisn a good and suffici-nt
,bond in an amount equal to 'ii per
cent of his hid. All bids to bs filed
with the County Clerk. The Court
teserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
By order of the County Court.
ika b. riddle.
County C erk.
There's nothing more annoying
than kidney weakness or luabillly
to properly control the kidney se
cretion?. Nigh end day alike, the
sulTerer is tormented and what
w.th rhe turning tnu scalding, tin
et fnd :nt backa.-r.e biailache and
dlzziieSH tile is indeed a b irden.
Dean s I', lis a st n.ul nt tiiure.lc
to the kidneys have brought
peace and cn'u.ort to many Kose
burg people. Profit by this Kose.
burg resident's experience:
B. F. boss. W3 W. Lane St.,
says: "1 had kidney complaint
and severe backaches and at tiir.es
could hardly straiglitei. after
stooping. My kidneys acted Irreg
ularly, toe. Iioan's Pills soon
stopped the aches and pnlns and
put my kidneys In grod order."
60c, at all dealers. Foster-Mil-
Durn Co.. Mfrs., IlufTaW, N. Y.
It's a table decoration. It's a
household necessity. No larder Is
complete without It. GRIMM
IlltOS.' MILK BREAD. Phone
133. '
MEXICAN BANDITS
BECOME SCARED AND
RELEASE CAPTIVES
A BRIDE'S DIARY
A Love Story of Today
By Idah McGlone Gibson
CLEO'8 RESOLVE
KY.XOItilS
Cleo Madison was entertaining ft
few friends. They were extremely
modern In their attitude toward
the conventionalities. So much
so that Cleo thought It would be
fun to read them quotations from
her grandmother's diary. They
were all thrilled at the idea.
ver said It to me in so many
words I know I am supposed to
CONVENTION OF '
! WOMEN STUDENTS 1
I OPENS AT EUGENE
(AaaocUtad Prea Lnard Win.)
' EUGENE. Ore.. April 15. The
third biennial national convention
of the Associated Women Stu
dents will open hero this morning
i with registration aud the first
Cleo's grandmother's diary was
so quaint, so modest that these
modern day girls were thunder
struck. Presently they left. Then,
carry my wares to, the best mar- , business association,
ket and marry some rich man., j Directories, with the name of
Gee. but I'm tired of this eternal ;the delegate the school she repre
hnnt for a rich husband. And jsents and where she is staying on
only eighteen, too. the campus, will be posted In the
Of course, I am sorry for mo-I phone booth of each women's or
ther, but she ought to haw start- gal.iiatlon so that Inquiries may
ed right. She could have lived Ibe easily answered,
comfortably and contentedly aud Forty-four schools will be repre
brought her children up properly 'tented at this conference, Includ-
un dad's income if she had 'not ling most of the universities and
made her life a constant 'struggle
"put up a front. She goes
alone, Cleo thought of her elop- j from one bridge party to another
ment with Paul vt Inthrop, whicn i nd If she knows that I am at
was planned for the immediate . the house of some family that
future. She read another passage has money she is perfectly falls
01 tne moaesi, oia tasnionea ai
sry. It pricked her conscience.
For, though engaged to Paul, she.
only the night before, enjoyed the
kisses of Chirk Adams. Then Cleo
wondered whether her grandmo
ther had missed anything.
f AMoclatcd Pref Uwd Wire.)
MEXICO CITY. April 15. Spec
ial dispatches from Chihuahua re
port that Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rey
nolds. British subjects, and Mr.
and Mrs. W. 1. Cooper, Americans,
from Milwaukee, were kidnaped
Saturday while traveling by auto
mobile from Loboquilla to San
Francisco, Conchos. but that they
had been released and are enroute
to El Paso. A bullet shattered the
windshield of the automobile when
the party was accosted and flying
glass caused injuries to Mr.
Reynolds' head and scratched Mrs.
Cooper's face. '
Sunday morning. wnen tne
chauffeur and Mr. Reynolds, who
were sent to secure ransom
money, failed to return, the kid
naping party, made up of three
men with horses became frighten
ed and released Mrs. Reynolds and
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper.
Ice boxes at Powell's.
SLAYER OF ALLEGED
HOME WRECKER IS
GUILTY OF MURDER
(AMOciatH Prfwa Loawvi Wire.)
TULSA. Okla., April 15. Eu
gene Purdy was found guilty of
the.murder of E. 8. Hutchison,
wealthy Tu'sa lumber dealer, by'
a Jury in state district court here
today.
Purdy shot and killed Hutchison
last January 12. "He broke up my
home and stole my child," Purdy
told county officers after the kill
ing, when he surrendered.
His defense against a charge of
first degree murder was Insanity.
Oillard Offers Challenge
The Dillard baseball team offers
a challenge to any team In the
county to a game any Sunday-
Roy Campbell, Mgr. Dillard, Ore.
WARSHIP OREGON TO GRACE
PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL
(Awx-lated Frem Leurt Wire.)
SALEM. Ore.. April 15. Fol
lowing a meeting of the battle
ship Oregon commission here yes
terday, announcement was made
that the old warship will arrive In
Portland harbor June 15 and will
be formally accepted by the state
on July 3. Arrival of the ship will
be an event of Rose Festival week,
and its acceptance will be attend
ed b yappropriate ceremonies.
To Whom It May Concern
I will not stand for any accounts
contracted by anyone except my
self In person.
WARNER H. SIEGRIST.
You should change your spark
plugs every 60(10 miles. Get a new
set now at the Terminal Garage.
C.ilLV WEATMUR REPORT
IT. 8. Weatner Bureau, local of
fice. Roseburg Oregon, 24 noun
ending 5 a. m.
Prtcip. In Inches and Hundredtha
Highest temperature yesterday...."!
Lowest temperature last night 57
rccipitatlon. Inst 24 hours 37
As I locked grandmother's diary
up in my desk I said to myself:
"I think I'll keep a diary, too."
I looked about aud found a
blank book that had been given
me when I went abroad last sum
mer. What is written here is the
result.
colleges west of the Appalachian
mountains, many of the institu
tions sending two or three girls.
This evening a dinner will be
given in the Woman's Building,
and will be followed by "stunt i
fled. She does not ask anything 'night." Sentiment for the whole
further. iweek Is to make the delegates feel :
I wanted to go to college. but 'as niuch at home as possible, and
I had to go to a finishing school, '.the welcoming committee has ask-,
I II tell the world that it pretty ed that everyone on the campus :
Dearly finished me.
When I came home last year,
mother wanted to give me u coming-out
party, but I rebelled. It
was too much like puu.as :ne on
renew the Oregon "hello," espec
ially for the guests.
Among the problems to be dis
cussed at the business sessions of
tha conference will be the place of
the block to sell to the highest !lne """' ; "
bidder. I don't know whether j tra-curricular ;'v;. 0,.,,0i
grandmother would have thought ' guidance, scholarship standards
that immodest, but to me It was ?!d honor systems and rouud-ta-not
only immodest, but vile. l"' diacusslone. Including the
East Side! West Side!;
All Around the Town!
They chase the price of flour down Saturday
up Monday. ;;
But See Us First We Can Save You Money-.'
Flour $2.10, $2.25, $2.40 tack '
Salt 85c, 100 lbs.
9-39 Fence 38c
Springlooth Harrow $30.00
Special 17-Tooth Springtooth $10.00
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSEBURG OAKLAND
A. I opened my-deak and plae- . 1 exPf.ct;.hwever,I,1 ?inl niege problems. panHeilentc ques
AL, Aiarv k-.., .o,i ! have felt thut way if I had not !.,.', irfiffrnnA
ed my new diary beside my grand
mother's, I had the feeling that
the poor coyer of the old volume
had shriveled and shrunk from
the contact. I am going to write
my daily thoughts in my diary,
however, and some time perhaps
my little grandchild will read. I
wonder whether she will laugh
or cry over it.
It didn't take me long to dress
for the party and. as mother and
dad were out to dinner, I pawned
up mine. When I looked at the
clock I found I would have a lot
of time before Paul would come Ume for nim and thy are pu8n.
heen in love with Paul. I guess
1 have bten In love with him all
my life. Neither his family nor
mine like the idea of our marry
ing. His people are also poor so
cial climbers and of course they,
too, want Paul to marry someone
who is rich.
Here's where matters stand at
this writing. Paul has graduated
from West Point and gotten his
appointment for San Antonio. He
i& arriving tonight on a four
week's leave of absence. Hit peo
ple have planned a great social
for me. I decided that while I
was waiting I would begin my
diary at once.
My name is Cleo Madison. Tlvere
'is a legend in my family that
some time we had more money
than we have now. My mother
ing Connie Terhune to the fore,
for Connie is rich beyond the
dreams of avarice. I think Con
nie would be willing, but Bhe
knows it is useless. Connie, be
ing interested in Paul herself.
knows that he is interested In
, , ... , nilUBB Hint HV IB llllllCBlfU IU
is always worrying about trying mt?i atld 8no rtlther 8Uspecl8 that
to get enough money to make
good appearance. She accepts all
invitations from people she con
siders higher In the social calen
dar than herself and refuses those
to all parties thut are not men
he Is coming home to marry me.
e are going to ask our par
ents once more if they will let us
mar-y, aud if th two families
object, as they always have be
fiiro Ihp lilumn ho nn ihnir hanrlii
tioned in the society columns of , for 'Palll allrt , have determined
the dally papers. : to milrry before he returns to the
Dad is also the scion of a ram- j.0Bt
lly that used to have money, lie 0nly ,,,, morning mother and
had hoped to be an artist, poor i hrf - ,.i i.nm it,- m.ti.r
dear, and I think his failure has Mther thought all the time that i Ing of a newly arrived babe at his
of monev -as spent on him ovtT
tlons and student Indifference.
Dr. Aurella Henry Relnhart,
president of MIIIb College, will
speak at the weekly aludent as
sembly which will be held Friday
at 11 o'clock, instead of Thursday
at that hour.
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE.
FOR SALE
i i
GLADIOLI bulbs for sale. Call at
fiO W. Oak 8t
FOR RENT
Children love It for lunch. II
satisfies like a square meal.
OKIMM BKOS.' MILK UKEAD,
Phone 133.
GOLDSTEINS EAT
MATZOTHS, GREET
STORK OUT OF PEN
(AMocUtrd Pnm Lmm Win.)
SALKM, Ore.. April J5. Alex
and Harry Goldstein, brothers,
who are under sentence In the
state penitentiary, are expected to
return to the prison today after
having been allowed by Governor
Pie.-ce to spend the Jewish pasnov
er week at their homes Mn Port
land. The two were sentenced to
serve two and a half years in tbe
penitentiary for receiving atoleu
goods In Portland. Hairy Gold
stein was given a day's leave of
absence about two weeks ago so
that he might attend the christen
in P.r;s. but he came home to
find hinif-'alf pushed in to tbe real
estate business In order to make
a living.
Buddy, my brother, is younger
than I and is going to a military
school. That is the easiest way
of getting him shoved aside at
present.
This Just leaves me Cleo Ma
dison, eighteen years old, with
brown eyes and brown curly hair
which makes my bob always look
well whether I go to the barbt-r
every week or not. I have been
called the best-looking girl In my
set and, although mother has ne-
I was coins- to the nartv with :home in Portland,
Chick Adams. I had not told br Governor Pierce explained today
that I wasn't, but 1 had Just let! that while the Goldsteins and their
her deceive herself about It. I friends have guaranteed that the
When Connie picked me up for Itwo will return to the state pris
a ride this morning, mother heard on, the release for the week is on
her say: "Chick is a nress be- his own responsibility. The gov
cause you're not coming to my ernor said the attorney-general
tiMtrty tonight with him. Ho-imya
he-wishes he could knock Paul's
. block off." ,
i "Paul! Paul!" Interrupted mo
ther. ; 1 shook my head at Connie,
.who, I think. Ju?t between us.
' paid this on purpose, although j
she wigwagged back that she was
j sorry.
I Tomorrow: A Mother's Wrath. '
had ruled that the state executive
has authority to grant such leaves
of absence and that It is in the na
ture of a reprieve.
High grade, extra
nigs at 4owell.
fancy, rag
CHAPLIN'S FORMER
WIFE TWICE RE-WED
NKW YOKK, April 15. Mildred.
Harris, who divorced Charles
Chaplin in 1920, has Just revealed
that she has been married twice
to E. Terrence McGovern, a real
tor. The first marriage, she said,
was In Mexico last November af-.
ter a two years' engagement, nnd
the second was In Greenwich,
Conn, last week. The bride says
she is doubly happy.
Francisco for Portland and Puget
Sound points tins made the in
creased tranttporlatlon facilities
nectuary.
NOTICE
ATTENTION MASON8
Special communication of laurel
Lodge No. 13, A. F. & A. M. will
be held Wednesday. April 15, 125.
Work in E. A. degree. Ily order
W. M.
W. F. HARMS, Secretary.
Slightly used ranges at Powell's.
COTTAGE GROVE MAN
HELD ON CHARGE OF
I, James W. Hunter, hereby give HIVINC! T.IRI LIOUOR
tice of my intention to mHke.UiV11U UVUUM
not
soldier's claim proof, to establish
my claim to the land described as
follows: SKJ, SWJ. section 27.
township 2U 8., Rnge 7 West,
Willamette meridian, containing
.TWO SECTIONS 8HA6TA
I Rodney Joselyn, of Cottage
Grove, was brought to this city
yesterday evening by Deputy She
riff Daughterly, and is being held
In the county Jail as a rnmilt of
; his failure to supply bond fixed
lln thB sum of to guarantee
' his appearance In tire J unlive
Court at' Yoncalla, on Saturday,
W 'ft
6 1
fi
On Saturday nights the Soulh
Total prt-rip. since 1st of month 1.56 ern Pacific Company will oH-rnte , answPr to two counts placed
Normal preclp. for this month.2.48 ; iwo soriions 01 .-nasia out or
Total nrecln from Seut 1. I Francisco, accordinK to an an-,
1U2I, to date 35.91
Aorare preclp. from Sept
1. 1V77 29.63
Total excess from Sept. 1,
1954 6.31 1
averaKe precipitation for 46
wet seasons, September to i
Mar. Inclusive! S1 .' j
Unbilled probably occasional rain.
tonltcht and Thursday, moderate
temperature.
WM HKt.r,. MetonrnloeW
nounct'nifnt made today. Heavy
week-end business out of Sun
T0NSIUTI5
fl Apply thickly ovr throat
covf with hot tUnn.
V VaroRub
against him. Il Is accused of
being drunk and disorderly at
the Anlauf dance last Saturday,
and also -of tlvinir liuunr to a
young girl who was found Intox
Icated. there. Il entered a plea
or not guilty and will he tried on
Saturday. IMng unable to fur
nish tbe bond reMuired by Jus
tice llrnwii. lie will be kept In
Jail until the time of the trial.
For concrete worK call Taylor,
'lis No Hint Ht. Tel. SJfeR
To Cure
a Cold
in
One
Day
Take
is i
Laxative
IBrom
Quinine
V:
tablets .J8
The tonic and laxative
effect of Laxative BKOMG
QUININE Tablets will for
tify the system against Grip,
Influenza and other serious
ills resulting from a Cold.
Tbe box bears this signature'
JAI'ALAC, Paints and Varnishes, at
Powell's Furniture Co.
SEWING MACHINES forTaleTfor
reut, aDd repalrlug. Powell Fur
niture Co.
UALeITHAY for sale. W. D. Chad
wick, one mile north of Dlxon
vllle. FOR SALE dnem'Ilcb7cbwl:5r24
goats $3 each. Arthur H. Weeks,
Kuckles, Oregon.
CABBAGE PLANTS Early"" Jersey
Wakefield. Special rate by 1000.
I'.W. Kay.
FOR SALE Brood sowTi bred
gilts; pigs, boars and shoata. A.
C. Wilson, Yoncalla, Ore.
FOR SALE OR TRAPK Two fresh
milch cows. Will take goats In
exchange. W. D. Chadwick,
Dlxonville.
FOR RENT Furnished 4 room apt
Phone 212-J.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS with
prlvlleges. 344 So. Jackson St
i FOR RENT J furnished house-
I keeping rooms. 246 So. Stephens.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS-Two
or three room apts. Inquire of
O. W. Young and Son.
FOR RENT 4 ground floor house
keeping rooms. Call after 4 p. m.
816 Winchester St. Phone 170-Y.
FOR RENT 2 room apartment
with bath, lights and wate fur
nished. 3 blocks from P. 0. 4)17.50
Phone 227 Y.
FOR SALE Modern six room
house, close to school, on pay
ment plan. Helblg & Groves, 407
Cass street, phone 263.
FOR-SALE Ford! good running
condition all good rubber, cheap.
Kings Service Station, Coos Junction.
MISCELLANEOUS
1
DIRT for the hauling. 817 Cobb St.
CAR OWNERKuTTorEet M
call 653 when In need of auto
parts. Sarffs Auto Wreckin
House.
RA DIATORS That's my businesa
New cores Installed, aad old ones
made new. Lark, radiator man.
328 W. Lane.
FOR SALE Vaughn drag saw
good as new. Also 2 burros, and
small wagon. 1 fresh milch cow
I. H. Short. Roseburg, Phone 41F3 ,
FOR SALE -IB head of youaycat
tie, big stuff, Borne with calvea,
by side. t375 takes the bunch.
1). J. Perry, Hldille. Oregon. ;
FOR SALE 50 heail of goats at
12 per head If taken now. Also
good work team, 7 and yeara
weight about 1150 each, S125 fori
both. Phone SIF2.
BEAUTIFUL S U B Un"BAN !
home aud chicken ranch on ;
pavement. All conveniences, j
your own terms. Also city prop-
erty. See Jim Clark at Roseburg
Studio. i
FOR SALE Half interejniTgar: '
bage business, consisting of 2
teams, 2 wagons, and 2 sets of
harness, and all the work a man '
wants to do. X want a pardner
who does not smoke cigarettes
and who does not drive a car.
Jim Draper, 623 N. Main St. .
I
WANTED
Price 30c.
HERV.NU) BRING
BACK!
THA.TS Trie
'BCL06NIK" FOR
ovjR DiNlwEQ
0
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TUBBY Hot Dog.
co,,. ,es. per pound I U II r MikS I WTFWZ.
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tX VCU ZZ-5r fJT- I Tb JUMP THROV6H J? COUSIN 0ltA . I 7 fl f V. - T
B:l""Ztif ! J tcf$p, !! 2 . I Aitk " J - JfiV&
mam. jmmuK... mmmi
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ANVONR wnntinff a nhrop Bhcarcr
HclilrPHff K. O. Andt-rsoa 30a So.:
Htfphens. i
YOUNG SlAN wants "work in or out
of city. Address K. car News
H e view.
WANT K I PTo "lJuyoiie oir iiiiire
Mallard ducks. A. I Houghta.
Iiik. Hrldge. Ore.
WANTKD Man to cut 4 foot fir
wood, kocmI timber. A. F. Htearna
Oak laud. Ore.
1)K KKSMAK1N GSe w I n K of "all
hind, chlldrenn rlothes my a.n'C
laity. 6us N. Main St.
WANTKD Itroccoli planter will
buy or rent for nummer. Weeks
and Sheldon, Kuckleg, Ore. (
WANTKD 1'alntlnK. paperhaniclnK.
kalHominliiK. Keaftouabte. Kstl
mates free. John Westerlund
Hox 9) iJlllard, Oregon. j
WANTKD Allildle aed alnftln man
experienced In farm and orchard
work. I't-rijument plac for de.
rM-ndable man. Lawrence Heal
Kstate Agency. ' 1
New Furniture
for your
Bed Rooms
Are you growing tirsd with
the color and style of some
of your bedsT Are those
pieces protesting against the
service yon have given them?
Perhaps tha guest room
' needs refurnishing. Come !n
and tell us your needs.
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COMPANY
121 N. Jackson SI, Roreburg
A Message of
Economy
The stock of monuments
which we carry, embody
good appearance, quality and
fine workmanship, at prices
which make them outstand
ing values.
We hire no high-priced work
men or agents and therefore
can save yon from 25 per
cent to 30 per cent on your
work.
See us before placing your
order.
Peoples Marble and
Granite Work
502 N. Jackson Street
By WINNER
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FORD REPAIRING
CYLINDER REBORINQ
Our Specialty
UNION GARAGE
Authorized Ford Service
The Umpqua Floriat
Chelc Cut Flowers Alwaya
Frash
Finest Quality Artistlo lioral
Design.
Visit Our Oreenhouse cjr
Call 40-F2.
Reliable Tailor
J. H. BERNIER .
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We Make Your Clothes
in Roseburg ;