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That Is Easy. Enough Done When You
Have Us Place a -
MAYTAG WASHER
in your home. Try it out. It will be sold on
your approval.
Easy Payments if you wish
Churchill Hardware Co.
BUSY SESSION OF
CITY COUNCIL HELD
The city council met last night In
Its regular session and took up a
number of routine matters.
Mayor Houck was authorized to
Investigate a motor driven street
flusher which has bet-u offered the
city at a low price by a Portland
concern. The mayor expects to be
In Portland the latter part of the
.week, and will Investigate the cdn
dition of the piece of machinery
and also the cost of purchasing a
portable street paving outfit, to use
In making street repairs. It was
shown that the present cost of
patching the street amounts to
about $7 per yard, and that the
principal cost Is due to the fact that
the apparatus now in use is not
suited to the work, and too much
time Is required to dry out gravel,
necessitating a great outlay for la
bor. It is proposed to purchase a
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine jls
It rid your iyttera of Catarrh or Deaf,
run caused by Catarrh.
SoUbydnxxitttfoTVrtriOytm
P.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio
U. S. AGENT WITH
MAKING THREATS
(tovUM Ftms L-ue. tin.)
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn, May It.
Arthur Lopet-Fraiier, testifying
In bis Identification trial In feder
al court here today, repudiated the
confession government representa
tives said he made last February
that be la not Arthur Frailer,
world war veterans.
Lopei Krailer, who It seeking to
establish Identity as Arthur Frai
ler, declared dead by the govern
ment, collapsed again today while
on the witness stand but after a
bait hour's rest returned.
"You think you're a wise guy,
don't you?" He muttered to Major
Leland Wind, one of the govern
ment attorneys, as the latter asked
him a question. Then he was ask
ed about bis alleged confession,
made in the office of Michael
Johanness, department of Justice
agent.
Lopei-Frazter declared Johan
nes bad said to him "If you don't
do what we want you to do 1
want you to understand I'm a dep
uty sheriff we'll send you to jail
tomorrow morning."
A BRIDE'S DIARY
A Lot Story of Today
. By Idah McClone Gibson
ordered built in a fountain in Laur
elwood. The fountain has no drain
other than an overflow pipe, and
when not In use stagnant water
forms a breeding place for mo
squitoes. Plans and specifications together
with the estimate of the city engi
neer on the paving of several city
streets were read and adopted. The
paving estimates were as follows:
E. 6th Street, $782.74;.. A. Avenue,
J5.133.ll; E. 4th St. $848.07: E 2nd
St., (5,380.78 and Roberts St. 7.
541.51. The residents of Roberts
SL also petitioned for sidewalks to
be built at the same time as the
plant which will handle small Jobs i 7'', , ? e"mlwa. cosl
fter rnie ruttine down the ! f anch additional Improvement was
11,860.32.
at a faster rate cutting down
labor costs.
The street committee reported
that the sidewalks on Roberts St.
should be placed out against the
curb line, as there Is considerable
excavation to be done otherwise.
The committee also reported fa
vorably on the proposition of vacat
ing Spring street to the Coen Lum
ber company which owns the land
on each side of the street.
The committee on health and po
lice reported that a drain should .be
For concrete wore can Taylor
113 No. Flint 8 Tel. 226-B.
You liked the samples. Now let
us tell you how to get a full siie
tube of VVatkin's tooth paste free.
120 W. Lane.
COMPANY TAKES
LEGAL FIGHT OFF
OF STATE'S HANDS
REVIVAL SERVICES AT
BIBLE STANDARD MISSION
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. H. PLYLER ChtropracUt
physician. 12( W. Lane St.
Louis C. Davis
Painting and Paper Hanging
Phone 569-R
427 East Douglas St.
Reliable Tailor
HoteJ
Alterations
J. H. BERNIER
Upstairs Next Umpqua
Cleaning, Pressing!
We Make Your Clothes
in Roseburg
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
The Umpqua Florist
Choice Cut Flowers Always
Fresh
Finest Quality Artistic Floral
Designs.
Visit Our Greenhouse or
Call 40-F2.
Moth Time
Get the
before the
the clothes.
clothes to us
moths get to
Our Auto Will Call
Phona 277
Starting tonight and continuing
for an indefinite period there will
be revival services in the Bible
Standard Mission each evening at
8 o'clock.
It is also announced that there
will be afternoon services on Tues-,
day, Wednesday and Thursday and
Friday at 2:30.
Rev. Earl Crook, of Portland Is to
be the Evangelist. Mr. Crook comes
very highly recommended and Is a
man of no small ability, the greater
part of his life being spent in the
niinistcry. He has a sense of hu
mor and a way of putting the gos
pel that makes it appeal to every
body and makes him liked wherever
he goes. He Is a. man of middel age
and is a live wire from the word go.
It waB also stated that there
would be special music.
SAVED FRIEND
FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. Heckman Decided to Try
Lydia L Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Note Result
Council Bluffs, Iowa. "Ihadpaini
in my back and sides and headaches,
so that i couia not
do my work. Once
in a while I would
be sick a week. A
friend told me that
Vegetable
Compound had
kept hv.r out of
the hospital, so I
thought I would
try it, aslhad tried
anumberof other
medicines. Now I
rl like a different person and am
. telling my friends about the Vege
table Compound helping me, hoping
they will let it help them, too."
Mrs. Ethfx Heckman, Box 21,
i K. F. D. No. 1, Council BluiTs, Iowa.
I Saved From An Operation
i Moncssen, Pa. "I took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a
serious case of female trouble. The
worst pain 1 had was in my right side
and back with swelling in my side so
' that I was unable to walk atone time.
I was ordered to go to the hospital,
but here I am, still without an opera
tion. I saw your advertisement and
t,vo taken the Veeetable Compound
withsnlendid results." Mrs. J. Nkl-
on. 842 Donncr Ave., Monessen, Pa.
SALEM, Ore.. May 19. After
62 years of alleged violation of
its agreement with the State of
Oregon, the United States govern
ment will at last lose control of
and profits from Sand Island In
the mouth of the Columbia river.
If plans of the state land board
are carried to success. In 1864
Sand Island was ceded to the
government by the state to be
used for military purposes and
this was a condition of the trans
fer of the Island to the govern
ment. Hut the government never
has used the Island for military
purposes, but Instead has leased
it as a fishing ground for which
it Is very valuable.
Now the state land board has a
plan for recovering possession of
the island. At a meeting a week
from tomorrow the board will as
sume that the state owns the is
land and will lease it to some
corporation for fishing purposes.
If the government contests the
state's right the corporation to
which It is leased, according to
an offer and agreement now
made, will defend the state's po
sition In court.
Revenues from the Island from
fishing leases should run about
10.000 for the remainder of this
year. It is said, and ordinarily
will run as high as $40,000. There
Is a possibility that tho state' may
endeavor to collect for the whole
62 years, which. If successful,
would bring a very large sum
into the state's coffers.
Extra special prices on phono
graphs to close out stock. McKean,
Darby & Baldwin. '
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PREFERS SUICIDE
TO POOR FARM OF
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Cleo Madlsoa entertaining
few friends. decides to read her
grandmother's diary. Grandmo
ther's diary is ao auatnl. so mo
dest, that these modern-day girls
are inunnersirurn.
girls go. Cleo thinks of her elop
nieut with Paul.
Paul Winthrop planned for the
Immediate future. Her conscience
Is pricked by a passage of the mo
dest, old-fashioned diary. For
though encaged to Paul, she, only
the night before enjoyed tn kis
ses of Chick Adams, ilolh sets
of parents opposed the match be
cause at one time the families had
been rich but now were 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 come witn mm.
Cleo Voubta her love tor Paul.
Her grandmother's diary makes
Cleo wonder. Taul protests his
love for the girl. They are wed.
Cleo's mother becomes hysteric.
Connie shows again her Jealousy.
The fathers of the newly-weds re
joice. The honeymoon begins.
The fierce flame of her love al
most overwhelms Cleo. The ho
neymoon crows more efulgent.
The reception for the newly-weds
shows Connie In her true ngm.
Cleo becomes Jealoue. Chick
Adams enters a plot. The young
wife toils her "friend." The first
tears of her married life come
to Cleo. Paul and his wire de
cide to start ont for themselves.
Cleo sees Paul and Connie in
fervent embrace.
Almost crazed by llqnor and
Jealousy Paul threatens Chick.
The young hnsband accuses ms
wife as to a past.
Contritely, Paul expresses nls
belief In Cleo.
The quarrel is settled.
THE LAST MINUTE RUSH.
It didn't seem as though I had
closed my eyes. I really thought
that I was still thinking aDout
my future when mother pounded
on our door.
If you want to make your
train you must get up Immediately."
"la it late, mother? We'll be
right up."
"Jumping Jehosaphat, it Is half
past 8 and our train goes at 10."
Paul said, looking at his watch.
"Well, the packing is all done
and all I have to do Is to dress
and eat breakfast," I explained.
"Where are the tickets?"
Paul looked perfectly flapper
gasted. "I forgot to get them."
"Scotland and the British Isles!
You certainly need a guardian,
Paul." I started for the tele
phone. "Here, here. I'll telephone for
them. I'll be down in a minute."
"Yes, you will like a streak of
lighting. You haven't even got
out of your pa lamas yet." With
out noticing him further I rushed
downstairs. As I passed tho din
ing room door, mother called:
"Hurry, Cleo. your breakfast Is
on the table?'
"It will have to wait." I re
marked as I rang up the ticket
office at the Maryland. My heart
sank to my pumps for at first they
said they did not even have a
lower berth. however there was
a slight hesitancy as though some
one else was speaking. "Do please
find something. It is a ase of
life and death."
REND, May 19. Declaring that
he would rather die than go to the
poor farm near Roseburg, Jerry Ha
ley, 73, pioneer of fiend, cut his
throat yesterday while at a hospital
conducted here by Mrs. Marion M.
Lesh. He severed the windpipe
wit a razor, but did not reach the
Jugular vein. Little hope Is held
lor nia recovery.
Until last fall Haley aa working
on the Kugene-Klamath Falls cut
off at one of the camps near Odell
lake, but was taken III and brought
to Bend, later becoming a county
charge. As he has a small farm near
Roseburg, it was decided that
Douglas county should care for him.
Haley has a daughter, believed to
be in New York and a son, who en
listed In the army during the World
War and from whom he has not
heard since. Haley and his wife
seprated 30 years ago.
"Held on a minute. I think
some tickets for section have
Just been turned In. Do you want
the section?"
"You bet I wfnt it. Hold them
for me. rll be down for them in
about 20 minutes."
"Who did you aay they were
for?"
"Cleo Madison." I blurted with
out thinking, aid then I corrected
It. "Mrs. Paul Armstrong, 1
mesn."
It was the first time that I
had had occasion to give niy new
name. I tell you it sounded
splendid and grand, when the
clerk said, "Oh. I know the wire
of Lieutenant Paul Armstrong."
"Yes, don't fail to keep the
tickets for me."
I won't fail." answered the
man Just as Paul reached my side
and said, "Here, give me the tele
phone, I'll get the stateroom."
Thank you, I said Into the
receiver and hung up.
Yes, you will not. I bad
trouble In getting a section. I
told them I'd be down after them
In 20 minutes. You go get your
breakfast while I beat it lu the
car."
"But, Cleo, your car's busted.
It's In front of Connie's."
"Damn Connie. Can't I even
buy railroad tickets without her
entering Into the proceeding?
How did it get there? We went
over in a taxi."
"I had the man bring it over
to us to go home In and then In
some way I got Into a mess with
it, when I tried to start It."
"Come and and eat your break
fast. Cleo," father called from the
dinning room. "I'll get the tickets
for you."
Dear old dad waved away tho
pocketbook that I tried to thruBt
Into his hand and with the part
ing admonition that we should he
already to go when he got back,
he went to the garage for his-car.
I succeeded in drinking a cup of
coffee. I could not eat anything.
Mother insisted that we had a lot
of time and Paul after bolting
some cereal and toast started up
stairs to get the baggage. I did
not dare to let him go alone so
I sent mother with him. Nora
wanted to go with me. Poor No
ra's eyes were tearstalned. ' She
had be"n with mother ever since
I was horn. I took hold of her
hand as we went upstairs toge
ther. At the very Inst mother became
nulte human. She put her arm
about me and said, "I shall mis
you, Cleo, moro than you can
possibly know, I know we don't
understand each other. I don't
understatnd any modern girl, any
way, but you are my own dear
little daughter even If you do
shock me and disagree with me
all the time. I shall always pray
for your happiness. She turned
to my husband and said:
"Paul, you muBt be very good
to my Utile girl."
"I will, mother," said Paul, very
earnestly. He kissed her on the
cheek.
"I'm sure yon will, son." said
mother, thus establishing the re
lationship between them. Paul
hurried to the telephone to see
If his mother and father were
going to meet them at the train
as they had promised the night
before. Mother came back to
nre. "You know I love you dear.
Come back to us whenever you
get too lonesome.
Tomorrow Paul's SI nitccy.
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE.
FOR SALE
The Kindergarten pupils of the
Helnllne Conservatory of Music,
will be presented at the Conserva
tory Hall Tuesday evening, May 19,
at 7:30 o'clock. This recital la one
which la looked forward to with
much Interest each year by music JAPALAO. Paints and Varnishes, at
patrons.
The following program will be
Powell's Furniture Co.
FOR
presented:
Greeting. Elinor Hlldebrand; En
semble and Mary Carol Leigh, April
Blossoms; Rhythmic Games, Bye
Lo Baby Bunting, I Had a Little
Doggie; Piano Solo, "Spring Song;"
Virginia Dare Friend; Reading.
"Five Little Kittens, Junior Derm;
Piano Solo, "March of the Dolls,"
"Florence In Dreamland," Mary
Carol Leigh; Solo, "Daley Buds",
Jean Frances Strawn; Ensemble
and Francell Fream, The Little
Chicken Drinks; Piano Solo, "Aug-
ustln," Mary Ellen Darby; Dunning
Demonstration (a) Drill on Lines
and Spaces Elinor Hlldebrand, Ha
zel Frances Baltimore, Carol Leigh
and Virginia Friend: Reading Test,
Mary Ellen Darby: Musical History
Quiz Francell Fresno. Bobby Har
ris and Mary Ellen Darby; Rhythm
Pictures, Hazel Baltimore and Bob
by Harris; Rhythm Test. Francell
Fream; Playlet, "I've Got a Pain In
My Sawduht," China Doll, Mary ;foR SALE
Carol Leigh; Hag ;lJoii, Jean r ran
cess Strawn; French Doll, Virginia
Friend; Doctor's Attendant, Junior
Denn; Doctors, Bobby Harris and
Horace Pemberton; Speaking Dolls,
Mary Ellen Darby, Hazel Baltimore,
Elinor Hlldebrand and Fanny l,ou
Wlmberly; Rhythmic Game, The
Postman; Horace pemberton, rost
man: Piano Solo. "Little Bird."
Francell Fream: Rhythmic Came,
SALhi Paca and saddle
horses. UcyerUros-J'houe 14FJ4
FOR SALE 100 tiers old growth
16 inch block fir. Lindblom,
Dixonvllle.
USED CAR SPECIALS-
Hupmobile delivery
1S17 Dodge touring .
175.00
100.09
1S20 Chevrolet touring 160.00
1923 Ford touring .76.00
123 Ford touring 185.00
1S20 Nash Six 860.00
1H20 Sludebaker Spec, touring
350.00
1920 Hudson speedster 5(H.
ltoy Catching Motor Co. Across
from City Hall, Roseburg, Ore. .
Full SALE or rem. s room house.
large lot with fruit aud flow era. I
Phone 41 J.
FOR SALE-Feeder hogs, johnsonSvANTErj-75 wether coats. Farm
WANTED
Phone Hi, Meuford,
Produce Co.
Ore.
SEWING MACHINES for "sale, "for
rent, and reputrlng. Powell Fur
niture Co.
FOR SALE About 150 White Leg
horn chicks. May IS, 12 each. 7o2
Fullerton St. Phone S!)l-Y.
FOR SALE Full blood O. I. C. pigs
a wks. old. Phone 13 F. 3 C. J.
Hodges, Looklug Wlass, Ore,
FOR" SALE Team of good young!
horses, 4 and 5 years old, rea-j
sonable, Mrs. D. C. McKuy, R. 1, i
Vox. 21.
Praclctully new Mon
arch wood range at a bargain.
See range at 733 E Douglas SL
or phone 235.
FOR SALE Guernsey Bull 18
months. Will sell at reasonable
price. Address "O. B." care Newa
Reviuw. . .
FORD COUPE FOR "SALE Can
save you $200 on practically now
late model 1924 Ford coupe. Glenn
Bureau Exchange.
EXPERIENCED girl, aged 22 wants
house-work. Address A. S. care
News-Review.
WANTED Second-hand tentTTlive
description and price, Adretm
H. M. care News-Review. '- -
WANTED A scconcf-hand heavy
hack tongue. Write Thoa Parkin-,
son, Dillard, Ore., State price.
WANTED TO BUY from owner.
cheap, unimproved acreage on
good highway near town, Jesse'
Wheeler, M. R. A., Eugene, Ore. '
WANTED Married "mauf orf arm
work at the Overland Orchards, .
Wife to take some boarders,
House, wood, water and light
furnished. Chance for both te
earn. Phone 31-F5 between 11
and 1 or evenings.
Rock a Bve Baby, Piano Solo. I ij-k
Bobby Harris: Rhythmic Games, 'FOR SALE good driving team, wt
Hickory Dlckory Dock, Musical
Chairs; Playlet, Nancy's Tea Garden.
Watch for the Congoleum Pat
tern Sheets from McKean, Darby &
Baldwins.
FOR RENT
TYPEWRITER
131-J.
for rent. Phonr
COURTMARTIAL IS
ORDERED FOR TRIO
OF NAVY OFFICERS
(AanrUtMl Pi Lnuwl Wire.)
WASHINGTON, May 19. The
officers of the submarine 819,
which went aground IsbI January
at Nauset Beach, Mass., today
were ordered court martialed by
Secretary Wilbur.
The ottlcers aro lieutenant
Charles F. Martin, commanding
the submarine, who will be charg
ed with "through negligence suf
fering a vessel of the navy to be
stranded;" Lieutenant Chester E.
Lewis, the navigator, charged wilh
"culpable Inefficiency in the per
formance of duty, and Lieutenant
(Junior grade) Alexander S. Ed
ward, the officer of the deck, who
will be brought to trial for "cul
pable Inefficiency in tho perfor-
Wreck Health
Sour stomart), clnKRi'd tip bowels,
plinplTO, black h?i rln, foul broiith,
are pvlls of constipation. HOLT-IS-TEKS
KOC'KY MOUNTAIN TEA
value of telEon 'How Nerve Trouble.
Very recently the question came
up relative to the value of the tele
phone to the farmer.
A study based on what was sav
ed In time and traveling expenses
to the farmer on business calls, was
made among three representative,
farmers.
To one farmer It was revealed
that telephone service was worth
$7.75 a month, to a second llO.xrt,
and to the third,, $22.20. Farmer No.
1 made 39 business and 22 social
calls; farmer nnmber 2, 70 business
and 22 social calls; farmer number
3, 9 business and 6- social calls. No
attempt was made to measure the
value of social calls.
Only outgoing calls were consid
ered In this study. While Incom
ing calls have a considerable value.
It would be difficult to find a basis
of measurement. Nor In such a
study could the value of the tele
phone be measured in cases of
emergency.
Outside and Inside white paint
regulates the bowels, purifies lhei2s5 Ballon at Powells.
stomach, and expels decay matter
from the system Nature's way to
cleanse and purify your stomach,
kidneys, liver. Satisfactory results
will follow. Chapman's Pharmacy.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 19 L.
Order your graduation announce
menta at the News-Review office.
New line of samples Just received.
Any physician will tell you that
if you suffer with occasional Bpells
of nervousness, tremiuing, snarp,
darting nerve pains, nervous fa
tlaue, that such a condition is often
the starting point of a serious nor
vous breakdown.
Stop the slightest case of nerves
before a more serious condition
undermines your entire nervous
system,
Cain relief by taking Eopa Neu
rltls Tablets, which not only help
stop painful and distressing nerve
torture, but lone up the nerve cells
and revitalize the entire nervous
system.
Eopa Neurllls Tablent are pre
pared from a physician's prescrip
tion. In accordance wilh the Set-
about 3000, also wagon and har-
neas In good shape. See A. S.
Wallace, 1249 Harrison St.
OAK TIMBER," wagon "materlaX
saw mill rolls, aUo 300 tiers Oak
Scab, stove and heater wood,
from $1.25 to $1.75 per tier. 1 Ha
ll ee Mill and Manufactory, Oak
land, Oregon.
FOR SALE Ono and one-half ton
Republic, truck; 1J ton Chevrolet
truck, to trade for cows, wood or
anything I can use, C. R. Caven
der, 818 Winchester.
FOR SALE Broccoli plants, A
No. 1 St. Vulentlne strain, seed
raised, from our own plants. $5
per thousand, reduction on large
orders, C. G. Sheppard, Dixon
vllle, Oregon. -
SACRIFICE SALE Coodbuy for
speculation. Fine corner 2 lots,
80 ft. frontage on puved St Side
walks Just finished and paid for.
Plain 5 room house, porcelain
bath, one block from Stephens
St. near Rose school. $1150.
Small payment down will handle
this bargain If 4aken at once
Will take part payment lu rent
Phone 200-L.
get through the opening made by
mance of dutv. A court of in- eutlni: the one bar of the tall win-
quiry recommended the court mar- dow.
tlal proceedings having held "that j Arnson was with Gertson, an
the entire administration of the (other prisoner, In the sheriff's of
shlp" from the time of leaving thejfico Saturday when (lerlson walk
Islo of fShoals buoy to the time of ,ed out during the nbsenco of the
GARAGE for rent. Call at 804
West Mosher St . -
FoitRENT Room for gentleman
lu private family. Phone 2Q.2-R.
FOR RENT Furnished ent-houso,
close in. Enquire at Powell f urn
iture Co. i
FOR RENT 2 room apartment, hot
and cold water, close in. 520 N '
Jackson St.
FOR RENT 6 room house fully-
furnished. Mrs. Helen Vining,
114 W. 1st Ave. No. ,
SHEEP"TO LET out on shares? Ire -quire
of T. M. Olllvant, 842 South
Pine St. or phone 75-Y.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Lifetime fountain pen, mo-.
tied green. Liberal reward for
return to this office. -!l
LQST Suit box containing wear
ing apparel on highway botweea -Roseburg
and Sutherlln. Call'
Terminal Hotel clerk.
MISCELLANEOUS
grounding, was loose.
and perfunctory."
haphazard
BARGAINS IN FOTOQRAPHS
Kor the week during Carnival.
nosKi.rno sti-dio
137 Jarkrton St.
deputy and has not Blnco bten
Been.
Two two Inst night bring tho
total number of capes from the
Deschutes county Jul I since March
30 to seven, of them only Nunrlng
haa been recaptured.
TRIO BREAKS JAIL
AT BEND; ONE TAKEN
FROM CAR BY RUSE
BEND, Ore., May 19. Three
men. Including one held pending
an Insanity hearing, sawed nut of
the Deschutes county Jail Just be
fore daylight this morning. Tho
alleged Insane man Ray DavN,
was retnken a few hours Inter lu
the railroad yards aTler ho had
mounted an engine on the trark,
opened the throttle and was all
ready to go, when helpers hur
riedly climbed up lioaido him and
shut off tho engine.
Davis, after being chased off
the engine, took rcrugo In a box
car. The pollre wvre called and
he defied them with a knife. He
was taken through a trick of one
of the officers who approached
him from the rear.
Other prisoners escaping ibis
morn'ng wore Paddy Ryan, being
held for the grand Jury on charge
nd W. J. Neh-
ence of Ilomiopaihy, a ineinoa oi;f dealing a calf,
trealment endorsed Dy pnysu lans , ..,rving nut a four month's
throughout America. Eopa N'r'' sentenre on a had chock charge,
tls Tablets UMiially give safe quick , Th Nrnrni!'s second escape
relief. They are guaranteed harm- h. ..., ,hi, ,,..,,.. The
first time he came bark to town
when hlB brother was 111 and thn
less and are free from narcotics,
bromides, and coal lar products
W. F. Chapman's Pharmacy will
supply you. Mall orders filled.
BARGAINS IN FOTOGRAPHS
For the week during Carnival.
. ROSEIIURO STUDIO
137 Jackson St.
w -
' Yrrrrrrrf..--.....-!
HAVE A CARPENTER DO
YOUR PLUMBING
DiniCULOUSI you ty. Yet thst to
wh hundreds of people do every
day when they engage the services of
other thin a mined RECTAL SPE
CIALIST tocuretheirPiles. Nowonder
they receive no benefit and continue to
utfer.and condemn the doctor for their
time and money waed.
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cut and curl 60c. Phone 67-Y,r
331 So. Main.Mrs. Amy Rogers, -
CAR OWNER Don't f drgetti .'
call 663 when In need of autoi
parts. Stuff's Auto Wrecking
House.
GTCt "YOl'R marcel for Carnival
week at the Grand Beauty Shop.
Mlns (Juackenbush assisting.
Phone 300. Ladles hair-cutting
60c.
"FLATLITE"
The Best Road Lighting Devlca
Flatllto Reflectors for your pres
ent head lamps and cost less
than any similar device. , ,
UMPQUA BATTERY STATION
Cor. Douglas ami Main Streets
Keep the Rent
Take things under your wing--.
own the home you live In and
defy the landlord. Let us b.olp
you.
Contracting, Building, Concrete
Work, and Furnish Estimates
nd Plans.
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South Jackson
Roseburg
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