Roseburg news-review., May 14, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

ROSEBURG NWS-REVIEW THURSDAY. MAY 14. 1925.
SEVEN
FLOWER
BOWL
98;
Friday and Saturday Only
A new kind of attractive Flower Bowl. Satin finished and as
sorted colors. The new feature is that the base li attached,
instead of coming separately.
Churchill Hardware Co.
Winchester Store
STUDENTS HOLD I
ANNUAL ELECTION
MODEL DAI RYjg?
The only dairy in Douglas County selling
CLARIFIED MILK
We invite inspection.
Pure bred St. Mawes Jersey for service.
Morning and Night Delivery Phone 44-F11
Keep the Rent
Take things under yonr win?
own the home vou 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 Sonth Jackson St.
KoKeburg.
TURF CLASSIC OF
AMERICA MAGNET
FOR GREAT CROWD
At the annual election of offi
cers of the Student Body Associa
tion, held Tuesday at the high 1
school, lonald Ferguson received '
hlrhest number of votes for presi
dent, Thelroa Olmstead was elect
ed secretary. lorothy Oeddes,
treasurer. William Knight, Junior
vice-president, liugo Moffit, sopho
more vice-president. Gene Hurt,
fr'Hhnian vice-president, and ltob
ert title aergoant-at-arms.
The votng took place In the out
er office, the booth being in charco
of C. O. Ilroders, chairman. Glt
more Vermillion. Leah Mct'.auithey
Kdith Starrett. Cyril Porter. Ger
trude Laird and Helen Bergh, two
presiding at the polls during their
vacant periods through the day.
i The polls were closed at 8:15, and
th rniml mn.it hv the elia'.t
J Ulan and his committee. -Duly stu
dent body inemDers are quauiieu
to vote the students casting their
4 'vote during the - noon hour and
J study periods of the day. Others
J running for president this year
iwere: Norman Hess and F-ldress
J: ludd; for secretary, Mona Porter:
:(iladys Kiniey and Frank Long:
:for Junior vice-president, Itaymond
'liell, Alfred Ellison and Edwin
'Johnson; for sophomore vice-president,
Ray James and Melvin Thurs
ton: for Freshman vice-president,
Kenneth Atlerbury, Margaret
Baum, and Ira Hull; and for sor-geant-at-atms,
Maynard Bell Earl
Hatfield, Thomas Hodges and Bert
Lawrence.
, The last S. B. A. meeting of the
year wlil be held in the near fu
ture, at which time all business
will he given ter to the otfl-
Icers by the retiring officers.- and
thev will have complete charge of
S. h. A. alfalrs. Each of the new
officers stand high in school af
fairs, and are well qualified to hold
those offices, having participated
to a great extent in class and
school activities.
A BRIDE'S DIARY
A Love Story of Today
By Hah McClone Gibson
E
Cleo Madison entertaining
few friends, decides to read hor
grandmother's diury. Grandmo
ther's diary is so quaint, so mo
dest, that these modern-day girlu
"Serves him right." Chick an
swered through his teeth. "We're
not going back. I'm not going to
let you in tor any kidding lroiu
that drunken bunch nor any abuse
are
girl
me
thunderstruck. When the from your drunken husband. I'm
(AMOcUttd Vnm VtmmA WtrO
Defies Age by Using
Ordinary Buttermilk to
Beautify Complexion
This Pretty Girl Tells Druggists
Not to Tj'e Anyone's Money Un
less This Delishtful New Vanish
ing Cream Shows a Decided I
provement.
New
Location
Cor. Douglas & Main Sts.
Battery ,, repairing, , EXIDE
batteries. Starter, generator,
light and ignition service.
Stronberg carburetors. Spar
ton horns, Lincoln snubbers
Spark plugs.
You will likeour battery
testing service
Umpqua Battery Station
A. B. TAYLOR, frop.
A.
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Is go. Cleo thinks of her elop- olii to take you home -and thvn ,RA"'T. French Morocco, May 14.
-nt with Paul ll m gjlng back and tell the whole f And .l-krlms llltrian invaders
Paul Wluthro'p planned for the cahoodlu where they Ect olf." were severely punished by the
mediate future. Her conscience I don't uiinU 1 have ever seen r rt"cn yesterday In a series of op-
Im
Is pricked by a passage of the mo
dest, old-fashioned diary. For
though engaged to Paul, she. only
the night before enjoyed the kis
ses of Chick Adams. Both sets
of parents opnosed the match be
cause at one time the families hud
been rich but now wvre social
climbers, and the parents wanted
each to marry money. Connie
Terhune. wealthy, wanted to mar
ry Paul. At a party. Chick Adams
draws Cleo aside protesting that
she should have conve with him.
Cleo doubts her love for Paul.
Her grandmother's diary makes
Cleo wonder. Paul protests his
love for the girl. They aro wed.
Cleo's mother becomes hysteric.
Connie shows again her Jealousy.
rue fathers of the newly-weds re
joice. Tho honeymoon begins.
The fierce flam's of her love al
most overwhelms Cleo. The ho
neynioon grows more efulgent.
Tho reception for the newly-weds
showa Connie in her true light.
Cleo becomes JealotiK. Chick
Adams enters a plot. The young
wife foils hor "friend." The first
tears of her married life come
lo Cleo. Paul and his wife de
cide to start ont for themselves.
Cleo sees Paul and Connie In
fervent embrace.
(Anoriateii frett Ltaivd Wire.)
LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 14.
King Horse, heralding the Ken
tucky derby, already lias advauced
upon Louisville with its forefeet
stamping the city, &s the tempor
ary grounds of the nation.
A. though' forty eight hours 'be
fore the running of the famous old
classic, rail terminals todav are
more than usually crowded, hotels I
practically filled to capacity, auto
mobile after automobile is enter- !
ing the c.ty gate and the streets I
are fil.ed with jostling throngs of !
pleasure seekers. '
The accepted and approved ,
greeting of friend to friend and
there will be lw.ooo demanding ad
mission for ti e event is "who will
win." Churchill Downs resplend
ent In new paint, Bpring flowers,
many additions to the seating
boxes and local color is ready to
absorb the largest crowd it ever rinttermilk Cieaiu cn ates heautv
has been cailed upon to nouse in i almost llko magic. The njoat won
lts existence. I dertul thing about It is tli'fact
Governor "Ma" Ferguson and that whilst it turns tho dullest.
Mr. Ferguson, former governor "f most lifeless complexion to nidi-
Texas, are expected to arrive to- , BMt beauty and makes re;
day. Will am G. McAdnn and Mrs.
McAdoo already are here.
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
Sour stomach, clogged up bowels,
pimples, blackheads, foul breath,
are evils of constipation. HoLLIS
TER'S UOCKY MOUNTAIN TEA
1'iguli.tes Hie bowels, purities the
ttoinarh, and expels decay matter
from the system Nature's way to
cleanse and puiify your stomach,
kidneys, liver. Satisfactory results
j will follow. Chauui&u's Pharmacy.
CHRISTIAN AND PAGAN
I SOON CLASH IN CHINA
The Umpqua Florist
Choice Cut Flowers Always
Fresh
Flpest Quality Artistic Moral
Designs.
Visit Onr Greenhouse or
Call 40-F2.
Moth Time
Get the clothes to us
before the moths get to
the clothes.
Our Auto Will Call
Phone 277
i PEKING. May 14. lYm itlt-rab c
apprehension exists among the I
I Chinese in the northern part of the T0
.country, owing to reports that llr !
jural ChaiiR-'lHO-Lin. tiie Manchtir
ian dictator, is moving tro;p to
; ward Peking; where the "('hriHtinn
! general" Feng Yu-lUianx, has sta
tioned his forces.
These repns in Ilrato that con
tsirierable numbers of the Mukiiun
J general's soldiers w.ll toon arrive
:in the vicinity of the capital, but
! it is generally believed that Ken-
Yu-Htflang. will allow hang to
ceupy Peking without fightiitg.
It is reported that some of Kent; 's
supporters have Wen prevailed up
on to adopl a neutral attitu.ie and
that consequently the ( hrirtian
general is nat strong enough to
fight.
rough hands or arms snowy white.
'yet tht re Is not the (tightest sign
I of its une- after application. It ac
tually vanishes Tiom sight and the
most hatd atmosrheie will not
, p;oduco tiie least Bhininess or
gr ai-int'ss of the skin.
No mutter whether you are
troubKd with a poor complexion,
wrinkles, piiftuiess around tht
eyes, fieckles, crows f-'t or lines
. mound the immt;i, uiy finger
: nails, or just a simple roughness
I ot th. free, hands or mi caused
j by wind or sun. you will find that
i any or nil of these troubles will
I quickly disappear with the use of
I Howard's Uutlermilk Cream. All
druggists.
OPEN BIDS MAY 28
FOR OAKLAND CROSSING
AifrMrfat'-d I'm 1H ,n
KALKM. Dm., May 14. lit. Is on
highway and bridge construction
projecia in abont a dozen counties
will be opt nd by the state high
way commission at a meet In sr in
Port I ii nd on Thursday and Friday
May irt and 29. Among
jects are;
Iouglas county: Approaches to
the Oakland bridge and over cross
ing on the Pacilic highway, .42
mile of grading and surfacing.
Coos county. The furnishing of
20,iti)ti c ubic yards of broken Mont;
for maintenance work on the Coos
Jiay lCos'-burg highway.
WHAT'S THE fSE?
What hapy-ened next was cer
tainly neither Chick's nor my
fault for I am certain that what
ever Chick Adams may have felt
for me at othe; times, at the mo
ment he put hi arms around me
in the car, he was trying only to
comfort me. Ills emotion was
Pity.
Kate, however, played us a sor
ry trUk.
In soniff v:ay I must have lean
ed agalKt (he elcctic push but
ton for In a moment the whole
car was suffused wtth. light just
as the whole company came
laughing and utt-earning down the
steps. I teamed afterward that
Con had gone back into the draw
ing room and fold. "Let's go out
'o Chick's car and surprise Cleo.
She ftpeniH to be taking one last
fend farewell of her Jilted lover."
The whole thing worked as if
it were stage managed.
The tableau of me In Chick's
arms hurled Itself ont of the
darkies before their eyes and it
was hailed with jeers aid laugh
ter. It was only an intant thr.t we
sat in tho light but It was quite
long enough for Paul to yell nn
outh nnd come down the steps,
i Wore ho had reached the bot
tom. Chick wfth raro presence or
mind, was trying to start the
car. Amid all kinds of rlhnl.i -
clamatlons nnd joking advice ve J
rushed away just as my husband
tried to step on the running
board.
As wo slid away he fell flat tm
the ground narrow ly ecaplng
from being run over by tjia car.
"Stop, stop. Chick." I Implored.
"I'm afraid Paul is hurt" I falr
ly shouted in agony.
man so furiously an Fry iu my
life. I took one look- at Chick's
white faew and then 1 put my
hands over my eye. 1 ie.lt the
car so faster and faster, a heard
-mv. uiuiiurtag 10 niuiseii. .
Tl,.. I
iuwo was a uuueu BwiYtj ui
the wheel. 1 looked up quickly.
A car whizzed past, narrowly es
caping our fenders.
"Dou't worry," Chick said,
"We re all right."
Still we spud on. It seemed to
me that we were going to certain
death and 1 was glad of it. 1 !
didn't take my hands from my
luce again even when we slithered ;
around alter that, however, the I
car Blowed down perceptibly.
There was a screeching of brakes.
Chick reached across me and
opened the door.
"All right, Cleo, I've got you
home wltnout killing you."
"Perhaps it would have been
better if you had k 11 red me," 1
told him as I left the car.
"Good night. Pll te you at
the station in the morning. I'm
going back to the party now."
1 turned back quickly. "Promise
me. Chick, that you will do noth
ing of the kind. Please do not
let the papers g-et hold of a brawl
between iuut and you. Ibey
would immediately say it was over
me."
"If they did they would speak
the truth. Put I'll not go back
if you do not want ine to do so.
Especially aa here comes a taxi
and I think it contains your prec
ious husband. I'll get awuy so
1 won't meet him. i m afraid if
I did, I'd knock his block ottY'
I hastened into the house and
managed to get off my dress and
into a klmona before Paul who
had a great deal of trouble with
tha front door, came up. When
he did it was to usk me if I Had
any money. I handed him an
other five dollar bill and as I did
so, 1 Bilently wondered what he
had done with my car.
Iu a minute he came back with
great dignity and with crushing
silence h? took off his coat and
bat.
"What did you do with my
carf I asteed.
"I left it in front of Connie's.
Something's wrong with the star
ter. Put I'm not here to talk of
cars. Woman, what have you to
say about tonight?"
"Well, since you ask me. I'll
say, you'd better get to bed as
soon as possible and sleep ott the
remainder ot your hootch."
', "Don't be so high and mighty.
You know I'm perfectly sober and
you know I saw you in Adam's
cur making violent love to him."
I know nothing of the kind."
"lJon't try to lie mo out of it.
Everyone of Connie's party aw it
as well as I."
"Oh all right. If you hava so
many w lines.-es why ask me to
add to my story? Vou wouldn't
'believe it if 1 told it to you, so
what's the use, what's the use of
anything?'
Toinmrmv lovc In F.clipjM.
eratfons which relieved all but two
of the surrounded outposts and es
tablished the French on the Ilibane
lleitihts.
The Rlffiana were completely
cleaned out of this region, leaving '
a great number of dead on the
field. The French captured large
amounts of arms and muuition, in
cluding, they say, many Mausers
and French rifles tnken by the
Germans at Maubeuge.
One of the French blockhouse
garrisons still surrounded and
holding off the K if flans is the
Aoulay post, where only a dozen
native troopers are still able to
handle the guns out of a garrison
of fifty men and two French offi
cers. Alt the others have been
seriously wounded or killed, i
The French met the stiffest sort
of resistance In their forward
movement and there was much
hard fighting, but the Bibane
Heights were attained and posi
tions established there. The
French losses are not stated.
"Best Implement I Ever Used"
What? The Moline Orchard Cultivator. Something-new,
something different, something better.
Come in and find out about this combined plow,
springtooth, disc plow, scarifier all in one.
See Us First We Can Save You Money
and sell you better goods.
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSEBU RO OAKLAND
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE.
Roofing special 2 ply, only $1.65 j
at Powells. . '
. o I J
FOR SALE
I FOIt SALE Good Jersey
fresh. Phone 48 F 11.
cow.
VETERAN WHO SLEW FATHER
FOUND INSANE BY JURY
SKCONI) HAND Vaughan drag
taw at Wharton llros.
I jAI'Al.AC, Paints and Varnishes, at
Puwvll's Furniture Co.
(Awoclattd I'rw. Ltutd Wirt.)
CIIlCAdO, May U. George A
Shaw, who stabhed his father. I
Hrure Shaw. Inventor, with a c.er- ! FRKSII Giant Toulouse goose eggs,
man sabre, was found to have been li nts each at osburgh's.
Insane at the time ot the slaying I FOR .SALK Pack and saddle
and still to be Insane by a crim- I horses. Ucyer llros. Phone 14F14
tual court jury -wntcn denoeraieu,!
ony briefly today.
Sentence was
tomorrow but the
young World War veteran will be SEWhNO MACHINES for sale, for
y. 'j
postponed until I
e shell shocked f L
FOK SALE 100 tiers
6-lnch block fir.
Dixonvillo.
old growth
Llndblom,
sent to an asylum tor the iiiHune,
Judge Wells indicated.
o
GENERAL BLACKSMITH I NQ
and horseshoeing. All work
guaranteed. Plenty room for farm
ers horses. 622 Winchester St
north of auto camp. E. E. Wood
cock. Prop.
DECREE OF DIVORCE
SAFEGUARDS CHILD
MKWOni). Ore.. May 13.-Hy a
i decision handed down Wednesday
In the divom. action of Alice I.
lliack BKainst W. A. Illai k,
both of Arhlnnd', the wife
ils granted a divorce. In the decl
is on, It is provided that Gordon,
12, stuy one month with his father
'nnd one with lit mother nnd when
;lti years of aen shall choose which
parent he desires to live with,
until 21 years of age. Huring this
period, neither parent shall take
him from the City of Ashland, and
he shall attend school.
reut, and repairing. Powell Fur
niture Co. '
FOR SALE ATmutir0 wTilto Leg
horn chicks. Muy 15, 12 each. 7U2
Fullerton SL Phone S'Jl-Y.
FOR SALE Fresh head lettuce,
IGo per head, J. F. Cole, 419 .
1st Ave. No.
FOR SALE Light trailer.-Also
lawn swing, Address A. L. Step
hens, b90 Winchester St.
TERMS S250.0O down and 30.o6
per month buys a S room pias
ters house. Modem plumbing.
Garage. Large lot on Paclflo
Highway. Price 12500, $250 down
balance (30 per month, including
Interest on deferred payments at
6 per cent O. W. Vousg & Sen.
Phone 417. ;
WHY YOUR HOUSE DONT SELL
Uecause It does not have oak
floors. You will be surprised
how cheaply you ca ncover that
old unsightly soft wood flooring
with "Perfection" Oak Flooring.
Sufficient to lay a room 10x12
for (10.00 Sold only by Coen
Lumber Company.
S ACU lPlCE S A LE Good buy tot
' speculation. Fine corner 3 lots,
80 ft. frontage on paved 8L Side
walks lust finished and paid lor.
Plain 5 room house, porcelain
bath, one block from Stephana
SL near Rose school. (1150,
Small payment down will hamlla
this bargain if taken at otlce.
Will take part payment In rqnt
Phone 260-L. .
C0RETHR0AT
-th
V
Gargl with warm salt watef
than apply over throat
setts
A. BO Run
and eight canyons and caverns on
government reclamation projects
ere suitable for public recitation-
al purposes. ' ;
This action Is a part of an an-
nual movement to have aniironii- I
late areas of government lands
used as ramping, fishing and recre- '
IStiiinMl irr.llltl.lu t'l..n fin..l ...I. .
the pro- lections are made authorizations for I
this use of federal property will
be sought through legislation.
i it.- iiiiijevin on WHICH IIIO Bill' Tvn
are located Include Umatilla and !," .,
Klamath. Oregon.
Taylor-mane concr-te Is good coo-
ernle Tel. IgS-H,
A CRY IN THE NIGHT, griping
pains in the vilals, cramps,
weakening disrrhoea-whether child or
adult, immerlmte comfort and enoe in
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COLIC and DIARRHOEA
REMEDY
Keep it Iway in vour hom.
On dis
Abk. fur
j Sren the Corona Four?
IIhv at Parhlow Kuril. Co.
I Mr. Lintott
I
OREGON AREAS SELECTED
FOR NATION'S CAMP SITE
Candy In a food V puro and
wholesome. Kat our Winstcl Choco
lates and bo convinced. Lloyd
Crocker.
BANK MESSENGERS HELD
UP AND J20.000 TAKEN I
COOL1DGE NAME IS
USED IN PROMOTION
NEW YORK, May IX Tho New
York World mhm today that th
name of .'resident CoolidKe has
been used in Btork promotion ac
tivities by Homier, li rooks and
Company, curb brokers.
After the department of Just Ire
recntly started investlvatinK tho
use of a "talkinK movie" of the
president in the sale of stork of
the De forest Thono-Kilm Corpor
ation, the use of the movie was dis
continued. A few casual sentences In ft
speech ma ile by the president fl
members of tire Naiionnl Associa
tion of CoMon Manufacturers were
used by Itonner, Itrooks and Com
pany, 1ho World says, to promote
sale of Mock In the American
Products Corporation,
formed by the merger of seven
manufacturers ot artificial silk
producis.
The president In h!s address
mentioned his search for a defini
tion of the word "Kavon" iin-anlim
artificial silk and this was o,uoted
by the broker in a pamphlet is
sued recently.
FUR SALK 6 room House and lot
40 by 100. Large garden, garage.
Inquire at 915 Hamilton St.
PoH SALK Kord touring car, good
condition, price reasonable, W.
K. Clingenpeel, phone 23FS4.
KOil SALE .Slab" wooJ." 51.50 per
cord at Deauy Spur. Highway
Lumber Co. Sutheilin. Oregon.
FOR "SALK-TI-.e "beat "3100 " lb.
team In Douglas co.t wagon and
harnesn free. Vic Her, Dixonvil
lo, Ore.
FUR HAZ.K (Juernsey Bui! IS
WANTED
:1
KtudeDaaer costs less per pound
il.n biiirer.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. H. PLYLER Cblroprctl
phvslrlsn. 1Z W Lsne Bt
LAUNDm KIDS
i
WANTED Good neavy team
harness. I'taono 460.
Wi)SfAN wants work by the hour.
Call at 421 Pltier SU or phone
, 30-U .
VANTKI) Mntern?y oases In yur
liomu by uructlcal nurse, Mrs. J, .
, Krommlnca, Kt2, Uox 123-B.
MAN wants work niowlni; lawns c5
spading or cleaning up. Call at
months. Will sell at reasonable I 120 N Stephens St.
WASHINGTON. May II The
int.-rlor' dfp;irtment tftlay rt-porteil
lo tlu. pub (Oinniiuee of the nation
al ennferi'Pre on outdoor recrea
tion that 23 reenoirs and lakes
AMIII!ll)f!K. Mass.. May
Two ines.eners bearlnir a
roll of X"" from the Kir:
tional llitnk of iloHtnn to the
J1
pay
.N.i- I
1,1; nt
of l.ever llrothers Cinniain- in Kat
Canihriilte wete heM up tolay
.the entrance of the plant hy
leather baRs containini; the iiioim
Hall's Catarrh
! XJL l. IS fiioa will do what
7 wt Clalm foI
it rijyour lystem of Catarrh or Deaf
ness caiucd by Catarrh.
Sold by drwnitts for orr 40 ytttt
F.J.CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio
Y6o"Ut PINC VJE r
SERVE THE FieUC VIEUi
TrtEV UK6 CJR VCRK
The' flr.Rer of public ser
vice points to us with
pride. It Indicates the
laundry whf re the family's
clothes nnd piirne will be
treated with (ho pmpir
consideration. Sanitary
nte'.hoda and courteous
service prevail here.
I
Roteburg Steam
Laundry
Phon. 79 Rossburg, Or.
price. Address "U. U." caro News-
Hevlew.
WiOS'l' SlIiE 5 room hoUHeTGood
lot with bearlnir fruit trees.
11200 cash. This Is well located.
O. WL Young & ,Son. Phone 417.
OAK TIMlli:K,waKim material,
saw mill rolls, also 3e0 tiers Oak
ab, stove and heater wood,
from 11.26 to 11.75 per tier. Illa
hcn Mill and Manufactory, Oak
land, Oregon. .
I-'OIt SAI.K lleiivy'hacit "iiTeondl
tlon. No. 2 Mharples Cream sep
arator In Rood condition, cheap
or will trade for something I can
use. J. K. Wilson Phone 2F31
FOU SALE Ono and one-half ton
llepuhllc truck; 13 ton Chevrolet
truck, to Irade for cows, wood or
anything I can UHe. C. 11. Cuven
der, M6 Winchester.
Ftlt KALK-llainpshlre Kilts-Hn3
I brooil sows In pin. If laken bo-
I fore piis'ttlng, gilts at $-5. JJrooil
i sons at 4. Also sows Willi
! pies. A. Wilson. Ilox 131,
I Yoncnlla, OreRon i
Foil-SALK I30" iiVw Monarch j
wood ratiRe for $120. Five percent I
lens If taken at onco. See range
at T:i:t K. OoukIss or call South- 1
ei-n Oreron t'.as Co., 310 N.
Jackson Ht. Phone 235.
FOK SALK Hrocroll plants A
No. 1 St. Valentine strain, seed
rained from our own plants. $5
per thouHand, reduction on largo
orders, C (. Sheppard, Dixou
villi. Oregon.
Foil sTF.T: 2u acres with stock
urn! Implements In mineral belt
In North Myrtle Creek valley;
good lor dairy, sheep, or atot-k
ranch; lot? or timber, and good
mill nlie; water rlrht for irrigat
ion and mining. Price JtiijOd cash
or l.'i'io down, balaec terms.
rVm. Steuer, iiuck Fork, Orego.
WANTED About 200 grade nanny
goats, 1 to 3 yrs. old. State low
etit cash price Basil Arnold, Co
qullle. Ore.
THE" FULLER IIRUSlT company
wants two married men with
cars for its service department.
Must give best of references.
Apply evenings' Umpqua Hotel.
O. H. Arnest.
WANTKD -Married marT'foT" farm
work at the Overland Orchards.
Wife to take some boarders.
House, wood, water and light
furnished. Chance for both to
earn. Phone 31-F5 between 12
and 1 or evenings.
WANTED Help. Onecarpenter
experienced In moving bulldlnRS.
Ono bucker experienced In .white
ceilnr. One logging teamster ex
perienced on rough ground. Don't
apply unless your top notch. Two
men and one team to contract In
moving dirt. A. L. Houghtallng,
ltock Creek, 20 ml. east of Myr
tle Point.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT 8 room modern honss
with garage. 637 Short8t.
FOR " RENT Pleasant sleeping
room, on first floor, also garage.
K10 N. Jackson St.
SHEEP TO LET out on BharesTln-
quire of T. M. Ollivant, 842 South
Pine St. or phone 75-Y.
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YOU OUGHT TO
Insure Your Auto
For Automobile Insurance
All coverages
We are at your service
C V. YOUNG & SON
INSURANCE
116 Cas. St. Phone 417
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cant lot. Call 460.
4 YKAfl old Jersey "hull to trade
for another one. J. V. McConneU
Vnipqua Park Add.
THI CK 31 ton Packard "and trail
er, will exchange for meant
property or lumber. Phone 460
MAIiCKI, and bob curl, 75cr-ttair
rut and curl fine. Phone B7-Y.
331 So. Main. Mrs. Amy II oners.
THH OIIAND "I1EALTV SHOP.
Phon your appointments early
for Carnival Week. Miss Qvuck
enbush will assist. Phone iMiti.
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I call C.r3 when In n-d of auto
I puns. Sarin Auto Wreektni
Mouse.
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6 room houne, garage, S acres
ground, fruit, berries and ganlen
timt-'r liTlKaiion, fine view of
city ar.d valley, ft blocks from
miiln street for Knsrburg arop-
rtv. Addnsa Exchange, .are
Newnltcview. ..
Reliable Tailor
J. H. BERNIER
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