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Newspaper Page TextROSF.BURG NfWS-REVlEW SATURDAY. APRIL 25. 1925 FIVE I.B.O.P. BE Loci your chicken houm aith Yale Padlock, YALE MADE IS YALE MARKED fa X t;: IIE home and farm without a few Yale Padlocks are subject to serious loss at the most unexpected , moment. Yf -YAHr Let us help you choose the right Yale Padlock IVc have Yale Padlocks in a wide variety for any and every requirement. Churchill Hardware Co. locks roa every practical purpose AGED, DESTITUTE MOTHER SEEKS SON please accept this $.10 and depart ' at once. Do not damage the fur i niture. Tbere are no valuables lu the huse. Thanks, Alfred Mrs. J. Haiuelln, of Hamilton, Bohm.' North Dakota, haa written the! For seven years the bill was News-Review, asking for assis-i not disturbed. When liohm vtsit tance In locating her son Thomas' ed the bungalow this year the 1111 Hamelin, who Is believed to be was (tone, nothing had bet n dia somewhere in the state. The: turbt-d and across the face of the young man's father is very ill, note was scrawled a simple and Is not expected to recover, ! "Thanks." and thn, family Is in destitute cir-j cunistances and in need of lielpi and assistance. Mrs. Hamelin asks that her son write to h r and let her know his present location. IU 1U.I.AU Tlf.KS HIS ItKXKF.UTOK. XKW YORK. April 24. Alfred Rohm, a retired ItrooV.lyn busi ness man, has found his unique burglary insurance effective after seven years. Dohm. fearing that burglars would break into his summer bungalow irt Orandvlew, N. Y., and wreck its furnishings during the winter months, has left a $5o bill in the library each fall. With the bill he had left a note reading: "If you succeed in breaking in. Ros26ut5tcarn LAUNDRY KIDS SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES Moderate PRces 1 I WOR.K THAiTlS R.I&HT- I -TO THE. HOUSE. VI t F B Moderate prccs WofOC TH ATS R.I&HT. I -TO THE. HOUSEVUFE The fact that we cor rectly price our laundry fforts has done much to ward building our busi ness. We will Bend you a laundry list If you ask for it and you will see for yourself. Roteburg Steam Laundry Phon 79 Roieburo. Or. l'ii-Mt lreliylerian I'hiircli ". S. McCullaKh. Pastor. .Vnnse 113 West Lane street; l'linne 4 54. A welcome awaits you. both ill Hible School and Church worship. Sunday school at 9:45. Three large women's classes and a lare men's class; also classes for all grades and ages. Al'nra I tie primary classes the whole bible course is used. The danger now threatening our country is the breaking down of the moral life from the tremendous strain upon men. This can only l averted by a healthy religious cnlt'ire. which will fortify the heart. The Hible is the character-mak.ng bonk. Get it into the lives of your youth. Start them In the Sunday School. Come and bring your children to the church ser vice. Morning worship' one hour 11 to 12 o'clock. Tlwme for the morning sermon: "The Mount of Ascension." Kvenitig service at 7:. Theme: "The Print of the Nails." Commencing with the first Sunday in May the time of the evening service will rhango to a IlttKi later hour. Our choir Is under the riirertion of Mrs. String with -Mr. Arundel at the organ. Mrs. Moore con ducts the orchestra which assists In the evening music. Watch for "His Mother's Sermon." a Bervice of story and song, to be given by the choir In the near future. Service as usual Sunday at the Green School Mouse. Sunday School at 2 p. m.: prtnrhing ser mon at 3 P. m. Rev. Knotts will preach. The Annual t. O. O. F Associa tion picnic will be held tomorrow at Canyon Camp below Canyonville, and It Is expected there will be a large number of Odd Fellows from all parts of the county. A basket dinner Is to be served at A BRIDE'S DIARY A Love Story of Today By Idah McGlone Gibson FOR THE BIG BOOT SYNOPSIS Cleo Madison Is entertaining a few friends. They are extremely modern lu their attitude toward extremely modern In eta hr gfao the conventionalities. So much so that Cleo thinks it -would be ..... m.,n,l .Hum II .it u I tt fmill noon, arrangements having; been i .,. ,.., ,,),.,.. rtir Thev made for serving coffee and Ice I a thrilled at tha idea. Crand cream on the grounds. In the af-i mothers diary is to quaint, so muuuu Mil imtrrtwtiiiK yroKraill will be given consisting of music and reading and a number of short addresses, v. T. Jackson, grand warden, and Mrs. S. M. Kelly, past president of the Rebckah Assem bly, will be among the speakers. qfies&esS ANTLERS THEATER "The Silent Watcher," featuring Glenn Hunter and Hesslw Love and adapted to the Bcreen from Mary Roberta ltinehart's "The Altar on the Hill." has been an nounced as the next cinema attrac tion at the Antlers Theater. Frank Lloyd, producer-director of "The Sea Hawk," "lilack Oxen" and other recent screen successes, has transfered the Kinehart nar rative to the film as a First Nation al and, according to it re-rev lewers, the picture stands out as one of the distinct dramatic achievements of the year. Glenn Hunter, famed for his i Paul the post and now my mother bad virtually said: "What's your hurry? Here's your hat!" , I took a litth comfort how ever when we reached TauTa house. If my mother was angry at us for btealliiK a march on them, my mother-in-law wa ten ' times more angry. You would j have thought I was the scum of ' the earth. She didn't seem to modest that these modem day , ivallze that her son might have girls are thunderstruck. The girls married her maid or a moving go. Then, alone, Cleo thinks of ' picture actress, when in marrying her lopment with Paul Wlnthrop me he got a girl of his own set which 18 planned for the Imme- at leaat. dlate future. She reada another Sne kept yg over and over passage of the modest, old-fash- , acaln t0 ter gon wnat molner h(uj ioued diary. It prtcka her consc-1 sald to me -Think of all 1 have ience.. For, though engaged to done for you $xirey you can ot Paul she. only the night before ,hil..f n(i not rliz4 that enjoyed the kissee of Chick you haw been most ungrateful. Then Cleo wondera wne- surely you know that both your Adams. ther her grandmothers had mis- fn,hr nH i vnp.i0.t hn u sed anything. Cb o's parents had , sent you lo Wttst Polnt that you been rich. Now they were social climbers. So were Paul's. He has Just been graduated from West Point and assigned to San Antonio. Both seta of pa renin opposed the mutch for Identical reasons. Kach wanted thvir child to marry money. So Cleo and Paul planned to elope If neces sary.. Connie Terhune, wealthy, wanted to marry Paul. Cleo'B mother la furious when she learns of Cleo's determination to marry would marry some rich girl "That will do mother,'' said my husband, and I knew that never had I loved him so much before In my life. "I don't want to "marry a rich girl. I wouldn't live on any girl's money. Cleo and 1 have grown up together and we have loved each other all our lives. You didn't cay anything to us when we were little children be cause we were together, but the moment we were old enough to Paul. She demands Cleo marry i Utnk W( ove(1 eacn other botn stage creation of Merton In "Mer lon of the Movies, ' and featured In several motion picture success es of the past two years, plays the part of Joe Roberts, the secretary. LIBERTY THEATER One of the finest all-star casts ever assembled for any film pro duction esiiays the roles in "The Ke-Creatlon of Brian Kent" which Is the attraction at the Liberty Theater, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. This is a Principal Pict ures Master Attraction, presented by Sol Lesser, president of Princi pal, and directed by Sam Wood. It was personally supervised by Har old Hell Wright, the author, from attend a party ut Connie . partod ua lf you COuld. We have lernunes. The arrair is nveiy. ( just come from cleo.a noUHe anrt cnicK Adams arawna eteo aiue . hep moti,er - iust aa protesting that she should have com with him. Cleo doubts her love for Paul. Her Crandmother'a diary makes Cleo wonder. Paul protests hiB love for the girl. The two nre wed. . Clo's mother becomes hysteric. ARE MOTHERS Qt'KER? I didn't want a reception. We had made a grand gesture of in dependence and now come bark nnd begged gifts and good will of all our friends and acquaintances. I would n cry as you are. "She thinks her benutiful daugh ter could do much better than to marry me. 1 had to turn my face away to keep Mrs. Armstrong from selng me smile. She was furious to think that my mother would think I was too good for her son. It was all right of course for her to say that her son was too good for me but my mother saying I was too good for him was an entirely we had different matter, for the 1 She didn't say anything. I saw The seat sale for the Hand and Amort wrestling match to tie t held at the Antlers theatre next i Tuesday night opened today with ! a baug, and from the number of choice seats sold this morning a 1 packed house is the prospect. Amort went through a stren nious'workout last night and nan- died several of mi opponents with unusual skill, taking them on in rapid succession. Hand also worked out in the gymn, taking a whirl at basketball. Roth of the lads are anxiously awaiting the gong and the sport fans will ; he assured of one of the fastest ; wrestling bouts ever staged In the southern part of the state. ' The preliminary has not yet been announced but something good Is being lined up by the , Klks committee. The Hlue Devils ; orchestra will play before the main event, and will present a fine program of popular hits. Service, What Is It? The lowest possible price on the best possible quality every day. We do not usa "bait" prices. We do not sell one or two articles at or below cost to give a false im pression of cheapness. Out on all our lines of goods See Us First We Can Save You Money Family Flour, per sack $2.10 5 pound Salt Licks 10c FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE R08EBURO OAKLAND NOTICE I hae moved my blacksmith shop from 131 North Hose St. to what I is known as the Grand View gar-: age building on South Stephens St. 8 blocks south of Cass street 1 am ; now prepared to do all kinds of blacksmith work, also the building of truck bodies and trailers. New wheels for. all classes of enrs. HAKRY HAGKL GOOD PROSPECTS AT EUGENE WELL Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE. FOR SALE FtK SALE Dry woou W. A. Jen kins, I'hone 14P41. The oil well at Eucene Is not a commercial proposition, but at the very worst the indications are excellent for immediate produc tion, J. W. Perkins stated today af ter a trip of inspection to the property. Mr. Perkins and C. H. HaRen, of the camp grounds now SEWING MACHINES for Bale, for under construction north of the runt, and repairing. Powell Fur- city, spent yesterday at iugene niture Co. ; JAIWLAC, Paints and Varnishes, at how oil's Furniture Co. , FOR SALE Pack pony, wt, about louo pounds. Phone 328-J. 1 FOR " SALE Cheap. 1923Motor I cycle and side car. S31 E. Lane St she was too angry to speak, but when she succeeded lu. getting whose book of that tlti "The Re-1 much rather have had tho money i her notions under control, she Creation of Itrian Kent" is a trans lation of the screen. Mr. Wright, whose readers, ac cording to the latest statement of his publishers, now number over 5ti.000.00'), personally selected the cast to interpret for the acreeen the Kent story of a man made great by love. Winstel chocolates made especi ally for the Drug Store Trade. Wholesome food for old and young. Lloyd Crocker. that the reception would have cost, but I knew my mother. She had a legitimate excuse for giv ing a party and inviting all the rich people In town. There was no use in my saying anything l what there was to laugh at. nut oh how sordid it nil was. I beckoned to Paul and we got I just beckonod to Paul and he out as soon as possible. His mo said rather gruffly, "Come on ither did not ask us to come back said she would call up moth Immediately and they would send out cards for a reception. Then I did laugh. I corld not help it. Paul joined me. This made his mother more angry than ever. on. LOOKING GLASS NEWS Don't mis seeing the looking Glass Junior and Senior liih school play, ntittle(l, "Kindling! the Hearth Fins". This delight ful play was wrttcn by EstelJe C'nok dramatic teacher of the Minnesota State Agriculture col lege, St. Paul. It abounds in wit, humor, pathos and heart inter est. The .piny 1b in three big acts. Tbere will ;so be vocal and in- Cleo, we 11 go and tell my mo ther.' From the tone of his voice I knew that ho was saying to himself that hi mother would certainly act better than mine over th malt'T. who never even bade me goodbye nor asked mo where we were going to stay. and stay all night. In fact she jdid not evince as much interest ; In us as she would ha TO done had ; her cook been leaving. I just blew up as I seated my self in the car and Paul stvpped Ion the gas. Do you realize dear I that we looking over the prospect Mr. Ha- j ij1JCK KGG3hTng. ?1 for gan Is an expert oil man, having been Interested in the oil devel opment work in Oklahoma for a number of years. Mr. Perkins says that there Is a good flow or mineral gas from the vell. although the pressure is not overly high. The pressure Is relieved every ten minutes, and when the valve is opened the his sing of the gas can be plainly de tected. Prospects are, Mr. Perkins stat ed, that oil production will be reached within 20 or 100 feet after drilling Is resumed, or within that distance the well will be proved dry. Tho Indications are. how ever, that oil will be found whether In, aying quantities or not can only be determined by actual results. Proper equipment for the con trol of the well has been ordered i..A B,,nivo. snd as Boon as this arrives drill- FOR SALE Used brick, second baud doors, kitchen tables and cupboard. 420 North Jackson street mornings. FOR'SALE 160'acres In Douglas county, five miles from Myrtle Creek; close to school, good road, some buildings five acres clear ed, balance timber. Price $5 per acre. Mrs. C. M Crockett. 411 Alnsworth Ave.. Portland, Oregon WANTED elllng of fifteen. Write to Mat- tie Hrown. Klkton, Oregon. ACC'T building will Bell house ' at 441 Fowler St. to highest biddur by Monday, April 27. I'hone 30 K. FOIl SALK 900 single comb'Wblte ' WANTED Experienced worn a 1 DItESSMAKINO at 303 West Lane street. Mrs. Henry. WANTED AT OK'CB fcipcrlunc- ed wal'ress at the Douglas Grill. WANTED SeconTTiandH TurnP lure. Address Furniture, cars News-Hevlew. Leghorns, day old chlx, May 19 hatch. Phone 17F3. O. W. Hurt, Hoseburg. FOK SALEi'iue Homier Kitchen Cabinet, very cheap. Call at once at 931 E. Second Ave. North Hoseburg. FOR SALEtJertniin police pups, from prize winning stock, all choice colors, reasonable prices. 21t Court street. ' FOIt SALE Newly paint- d and I SHEAItl.NG MA.Vl bu iiave ueW wants housework. Address Rose- burg RL2, Box 23-B. WANTED Employment by exper fenced saleswoman. Best of re ferences. Phone 192-R. WANTEUSInglei experienced farmer wants work on garden, farm or orchard. Phone 7F25. WANTED By Klrl.'general 'house work In private family. Address T. M. B., care News-Review. Isn't It queer that mothers semii out Into the cold, cold world? At , , , In u-ouh Dmlr hiinHa rtf ua rli'ht :tha riBiil limp wn hflVA nowhere U'HieU, Ing will be resumed and the well to wiiHh their hunds of us right ;the present time wo have nowhere after the wedding ciwmony? I i to lay our heads. certainly felt very unromfortahle. American parents :ein to think that they have gotten rid of their daughters as soon as they can marry them off. Adding Insult to We have no more home to live In than a rab bit." "It looks like It. Cleo." re marked my husband sadly and then he grinned (no one could 'ninry my mother said. "I'll tell I help loving Paul when he smiles) MADE A NEW WOMAN OF HER That Is What Lyclia E. Pink ham'sVegetableCompound Did for Mrs. Jenkins (your fatwr right away. I am sure he will feel as hurt about this I as I do." 1 I made un my mind that I would get to Dad before she dfd As we got Into and I looked at "Well, captain, where do we go from here?'' hn asked as his smile grew wider. I really hadn't tho slightest Idea where we should go. We the car Paul had no money, ho friends snd ap- h other in ! pa rent iy no relatives, but as thin consternation. Wo had not either I was the fir."t time "frirnd-hus- 'of us thought as far ahead as i band" had asked my advice, I Middlcport, Ohio. "I am going through the Change of LU'e and 1 am taking Lydia L. Pink ham 'a Vege table Compound for the troubles that come at that time, I got so run down 1 could scarcely do my work and 1 keep a room in g house and have a family of eight to take caro of. A friend told me about theVcg- (even where wo were going to stay. If I had thought about it I at all, I should have said that of course we were going to ftay at my house. It seemed to me Dad and mo- ther would want us to stay there ! first place, until It was time to go back to ' to father. wasn't going to fail him. I wrinkled up my yra a little and tried to look stern, giving an imitation of a woman think ing as I said. "We'll go and do what we should have done In the we'll break the news Household paints, varnishes, alabastine, and brushes for touch ing up the thousand-and-ono artic les about the home. iSee our color card. Lloyd Crocker. State Course of Study. L. D. 1918FcrdTouring will sell very cheap UNION GARAGE Authorized Ford Service Phone 232 WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua I.ible Standard Milon T.ev. L. K. Uurror, l'astor. Lot's io! 100 In school Is our aim. If you are not attending Sunday school you ought to and we invite you to attend this pocd live school which we beJi'dve is one of the best in town. S. S. at i:0rt The Lords Own" w.lt be tho theme of the pastors si rmon Snnday at ,l,e 1 1 : 00 serv e I'rear , dH 'ow . ,,, ' sIihII no longer he." I'e sure and pear in is inierebinig H-rnem. w Middletx.rt Ohio and Kridav even n pa at "::;. If' Over 200,000 women havo so far re you would like to aitend these 1 plied to tins question, "Have you r services and ou are sirkly. aged l ;'ed benefit from i taking Lydia E. or have no possible means of con- Pmkham s Vegetable Compound?" veyancp, phonw and our cat will 9.9 out of cverv 100 of the replies cail for you. We pray for tho ray 'Ves," and because the Vegeta , si'-k. phone 429-Y. He Comjmund has b"en helping other i We invito you to these set vices, women it should help you. for sale come and see. hv druptriftts everywhere. e table Compound and it haa made a new woman of me. I keep it in tho house all the time now and won't bo without it. My weight got down to ize the good in it" Mrs. Mvka .Iknkins, North Front Street, p rumen tftl .music between acts high school here, has just com and a high school glee club of Dieted the entire course In book- twenty one voices will sing sev- keeping, as prescribed by the ieral numbers. Watch for the date of the drama. It will be pre sented soon. We are glad to learn that Jeff Williams, a pioneer of this valley, is recovering from a se vere attack of influenza. Our local teams played an In teresting game of baseball on the home diamond la.st Sunday. The score Mood 13-5. Although not a game for honor against outside team, it gave the good practice 11. W. Curtis has traded his homo and farm for a storo nar Olendale. He lias already moved to his new home, and Sir. Harti DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. weather bureau, local of fice, Hoseburg, Oregon, 24 hours -rwHnir f in Precipitation In Inches and hun-; Rivnot dredths: i entte, riKht, t.tle, inir'Ht t.r I Highest temperature vefterdav.t4 I In. ue.-n or to. ail real property, lowest ...,p..raM.re h,,. nluh. . li.l ' :"' ''""'Ti.'r.. "Zl' !!! 1'rer.ipuaiion, msi i nours o nmv nmu Ju: bovs Total precip, since 1st. or month. .Z prmt: Normal preelp for this tunnih 2.48 fit lHOS In th rirrult court of th State of Oit-Ki'li for ,lmitj inn County, trn Wlmberly and Ku utile K. Wlm borly, IMftintiffs. vs. W. A. YntiKue and M. A. Yonnu. and also Mil other person or pitr-tlt-a unknown clalnilritf any riKht, titlt, eatiite, Iten or Interest In the real entitle ilf nltcd In the com plaint htTCin, I t'f'iiilHnt m. To W. A. VonK'io ami M. A YoiiKtie, and aluo all other persons or pnrtl-1 unknown rlalmlng any right, title, e ut me, Hen or Intercut In tho real estate fleftt-rlhed In the complaint herein, defendants: In the name of the flint e of Ore gon. You are hereby required to ap pear and Rinwcr tha complaint fil ed nfrainnt you in the above untitled court and cm Be within nix weeka from the date ofth firat publica tion of thlH umnio in, nod If you fall to no appear and unWer said cuinplalnt. for want thereof the plutntlTfM will upl'ty to the court for the relief demanded therein, a mic ntu't statement of which in an fol low: Kor a decree of the above entitled court forever quieting tho title of the plalritirfs In and to Lot numbered Two (2) of Block num bered ii) In the town of lrIn. PoukIhb county, Oregon, and ad judging the plulntlffa to hn the owners In fee simple of said rea I perty, and t hat the defendant n r has any or them, any n oronertv. i lief as t and equitable In the upholstered baby carriages; a fine player piano. Judd's Fur niture Store. HOHSK ' F'OH BALK Cheap; gentle, good for cultivation. Work single or double. I'hone 57S K. 147 Kheritlan street FOK SALK White roillopups, tharoughbreds, 10, 15 and $-5. In Hoseburg at 21'3 E. Lane St. Sunday, April 26. Afternoon . only. Foil SAXK 1 blacksmith forge and tongs; 1 force drill and bits; X plattorm scale; 1 mower, priced right. Inquire at Ueo. Gil ham, 332 N. Juckson, phone 478. FOK SALE 20 acres "in-CaTuVn Valley. Lota 1 and 8 Illock 3 Plat U It. H. O. T. 100 per acre. Address: C. K. Kaney, &14 W. Silver, Albuquerque, New Mexico. t BKAUTIFUIS!Tiru""R" H" A N borne and chicken ranch on pavement. All conveniences, your own terms. Also city prop erty. See Jim Clark at Uoseburg Studio. FOIt SALF: Stod(iard"home, eight room, modern, full basement and garage. Aero of land goes with property. End of east Lane St, on Terrace Ave. Fur price phone 309. Total prerip. from Sept. 1 1921. to date Average precip. from Sept. . 1S77 with whom the deal w as made Total excess from Sept. ., 3S.90 30.35 This by stimn pill'IH . is s the of In th Is now settid comfortably on the : Curtis farm. ! Henry Jones, while running hi I tractor In the field, recently no t with a painful Injury thai has . landed hi in in the Mercy Hospital, at Hoseburg. We wii-h him a spe dy recovery. t Vera Klore. a p nior In rie 1924 H.53 Average precipitation for 41 wet seasons, (Sept. to May, inclusive) 31 AH Ka r tonight continued cool Willi heavy frost. Sunday fair and hi m r. WILLIAM PKLL. Meleoroloifixt. KosttburK .Ni'Wu-lli'Vli-w, a ih-uk pa per of KeUHtal circulat 1'iti pill. lidded Ht Itos.-hiii k. In ItoiiKhiK County. Oregon, pursiiiiitt tt, an order of the Honorable J. W. Hamilton. JudKe of the above entilleit court, duly madti and entered on the K'tti day of Mhp Ii. I :.Ti, r'imi I iik this sum mon to be pnhliptu'd In said newn paper on' e a week for sl coiisi-i-u-ttve weeks Htid rMpiirhiK you to ap pear and answer said loniplalnt wllhln six weeks from the date of the first publlcat Ion of thin wUlll mons, blh Is March 11th. in?.".. CAItl, K WI.MHKKI.y. Attorro-v for I'Unittff. Tost olfbe i.l. . , - t..u ff fir. i-nr. FOU 8ALR or trade for propert In West Hoseburg or North Koso burg, 1 04 acres Improved land. Five-room house ami other build ings. 11. W. Stovall, Alexander addition. FOIl SALK-FilliugStaUoh7TuncB nMHii.confectlonery, and luncheon goods. Is located on Coos Hay Highway between Hoseburg and Marshrield. Inquiries promptly answered. Itrldge, Ore. S. C. Ford shearing machln. ready to use. G. E. Ollivant and Monroe Por ther. Urockway Oregon. WANTED Painting, paperhanglng, kalsomlnlng. Reasonable. Esti mates free. John Westerlund Hox 91 Dlllard, Oregon. WANTED Middle aged woman to do light housework for semi Invalid. Phone 39-J or call at 405 Second Avenue so. LOST AND FOUND LOST Wrist watch, Wednesday. Finder please phone 355-R. Re ward. FOUND Watch. Owner may hav . same by caliinK at 546 Fowler St., describe watch and pay for adv. 1 1 FOR RENT i NOTICE I, Jnmen W. Hunter, hereby ftlve notice or my Intention to make my claim to tho land dnscribod as I follows: SKJ, 8VJ, section 27, j InwiiMhlp 2u D., Itaimu 7 Went, I Willamette meridian, coutaiulug 40 acres. FOR RKNT Garage, 404 West Douglas. FOR RKNTFour rurnlnhed bouse, keeping rooms. 246 N. Hose. FOR RENT Furnished 4room Oat. Fhnne jl2-J. FOTfTfENT hesirabla room In private family, tor gentleman; clone In. I'hone 202-11. FOR "RKNT Good 5 room fionio; molern, unfurnished or partly furnished. Close In. Pbone 180-J. FOR " RENT 3 room apartment with bath, lights and water fur nlshed. 1 blocks from P. O. f 17.SI Phone 227 Y. FOU RE NT Two-? lir n Ished suites, one of two rooms, other of three, Iloth suites downstairs, with bath, water and light included In rental charge of J16 per month each. Apply "2 West Washington St, cor. Stephens. I MISCELLANEOUS High ruf. a grade, citra I'oueirs. funcy, rag- TUBBY 43. 8 Miles on Gal. -of Gas ,i-7., fT'jr.vr I " 4yvv -. V n tm eew THER WOSiTATIC DISLCO. JU m KVCeTi mmjkX learned ome K toc AT lVt - I'VE. T(?AI(0EC) HIM TO Bt A VtAtnT ANJ APTER TrtE WAV nr. tniycu. Mt VESERDAY VOWEA) HETHCCfcHT 1WASATOAMP I BETC we N0kT ALlOW AKY0U BOBGLECS OS TRAMPS OR Aia 80DV To COME 0mU If 1 4r-ts? 1 Dishonorably Discharged. CM V0O MlSSEO THE VERV iWJtllEST PARTV You EVER SAvwUPAT HIYHOUIE- WE HAD SO0A POP'N CHOCOlhTE W A) VANla ICE CUEAM AIL "WE AG.tl-FOOD CAKE WE ,V COULD E.AT If rf CAME NE5TERDAV I I V- '.'-i Tj But that horrid r': Xm-A ( By WINNER 1 YOU VWECE ME SO YOO COULt) GIMME AGOOO SVOIFT KICK - AM' Voo CUT OUT THAT feVAMTCH DOG S.TUFF FKOMj f',7r.NOVJ OsJ.TOO rfV RKWARD for return of Jewelry stolen from 515 So. Plnn Ht. M ARC 1)1, and bob curl 7 Go, hair cut and curl 6Uc. Phone S7 -Y. 331 Ho. Main. Mrs. Amy Rogers. CAR OWNER Don't forget t call 653 when In need of auto parts. Barff's Auto Wreckln House. RADlATORSThat's myTulineVi New cores Installed, and old ones made new. Lark, radiator man, 82 W. Lane. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. H. PLYLRR Chiropractic pbyalclan. 126 W. Laos BU The Umpqua Florist Cholca Cut Flowers Always Fresh Finest Quality Artlstlo Floral Designs. Visit Our Oreenhous of Call 40 F2. o o -' 1 Reliable Tailor J. H. BERNICR Upstairs Next Umpqua HotoJ Clsfnlpg, Pressing, Alterations We MAs Your Clothe i Roseburg