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m SEVEN Decorated Berry Set This beautiful 7-piece set will be at special price Saturday only 98c See the display in our window and be on hand early Saturday to get one of these bargain specials. Churchill Hardware Co. The Winchester Store MODEL DAIRY 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 X f Attention! I ' m CKTrM l as a rt iiKir1 I GUNS MOW RIFFS IN BLOODY FRAY PARIS. Jum 6 The Riff Ian tribesmen have launched the strongest and best organised offen sive ilnca their invasion of French Morocco with a drive against Ta ounat in the middle of the front. i Official reports any AbdEl Krim's men temporarily gained 'some ground, crossing the Ouer- gha at several points but were re pelled by the French. The latter In a series ot counter attacks re-occupied some of the ' posts north of the stream which i were abandoned during the volun ' tary evacuation of that tone last Tbe Rlfflana used no artillery. I ducted with the greatest flerce iness the tribesmen have yet shown iAbd-El-Krim used Rlffian regulars. his best shock troops In the attacks jbut the French declare they were I mowed down by machine gun fire and that their losses were extreme ly heavy. rn Kiinans usea no aruiiery, but their forces were larger than in any previous operation ot the campaign. The pitched battle last ed from daybreak to sunset yester day, French reports said. Abd-El-Krim's "shock troops" got their first real taste of modern warfare In a stinging defeat in which the Rifflans warriors fought valiantly but were forced back by the French from all points north of the Ouergha river, which they bad briefly occupied. The fierceness and stubbornness ot Abd-El-Krlm's attack was inter preted by the French as meaning his original Intention to reach Fez. Taounat, his Immediate objective, is the key to the crossing of the Ouerkha. t It was learned that a Frenco Spanlsh mixed commission will be appointed soon to discuss methods of establishing a blockade by France and Spain of the north African ports of AdJIr and Alhuce mas. where the Rifflans have been receiving arms and munitions. Broccoli Growers! j Douglas County ' Corsets made to measure. Bras sieres, sizes 30 to 66. 205 Perkins Bids. POTTERS FIELD CLAIMS EDISON'S DAUGHTER-IN-LAW A full car-load of the New Idea planters are on hand at ) Riddle right now and if you are interested in a real planter sold on it merits only a card will bring one right to your p ranch for inspection. 4 The owners of this planter have become too numerous to give you a list here, but remember we invite a chance to put it right to work alongside any other make on the mar ket and you be the judge in all cases. . Drop me a card. No obligations. The machines sell themselves. (Asneiattd tnm Leased wtre.) NEWT YORK, June 5 An Inquiry is being made in behalf ot Thomas A. Edison of a report that Mrs. F.tlTiihpth Hevzer. mother of Mrs. all Thomas A. Edison, Jr., died In ob it ! Bcurity and narrowly missed burial 5 in the Potters field. J I William Meadowcroft. the Inven 8 1 tor's secretary. In saying yesterday that an Inquiry would be made ad fl ed that the inventor was not aware of Mrs. Heyzer's death and did not know where she lived. Mrs. Heyzer died Tuesday in a modest boarding house owned by and partly occupied by Charles A. 3 ! Benedict, an undertaker. , '.; ., . i a; Estranged from her daughter's J father five years ago, she kept seo 5 ret her connection with the Edison J, family, Benedict said. She did not K want to trouble her daughter with f. her Infirmities or financial condt- ;Uon.' sf i For two days the body lay in the d morgue unclaimed. Authorities had ' 5 j given permission to carry the body 5 ! to the Potters Field, undertakers I E aay, when William Heyzer, a son, J and friends paid the funeral ex- R i penses. 1 Mrs. Edison. Jr., formerly Beat- rice M. Heyzer, was among those A , who attended the services. She 2 married the younger Edison In 1910 5 o Cook with gas. it it right to work alongside any other maice on me mar- i yftLK hg)g T :t and you be the judge in all cases. . Drop me a card. K tAr BE E R B I I o obligations. The machines sell themselves. p w TrjpmT?5 e J C. E. OSBORNE lilfflBB AGENT, RIDDLE, ORE. rf.sWaw GENERAL BLACKSMITH I NG and horseshoeing. work ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE learn fromThoseWhoml Have Cured JY FREE book on Piles and other Rectal and Colon dis orders contains dorens of letters volun tarily written by prominent patients ., . , .... i tv,. tinlv wntti nunc - , , iwhom I have cured. Many of these nnriortti?npfl has open duly ftrnolnt-i ic -a. guaranteed. IMpnty room for farm-1 by the COunty court of Doula , ,na had mide invaliJs of the fulTerer. era horses. 622 Winchester St. north of auto camp. K. E. Wood cock, Prop. FOOD SALE The ladlp of St. Joseph's church will hold a cooked food sate on Sat urday, June 6, at the Twentieth Century Grocery. All food dona tions to be sent in early. County, Oreaon, Administrator ol orca for thi. book TODAY and the estate of I lyases Grant Mc-; icarn how thce people, one and all. old .iotick to ( KKniTons In the County Court of the State of (rrpitron for DoukI.-ih county. In th matter of .the fHiate of Marirarot K. Mitch-.., 1fet?iiee1. Notice In hrhy tcvn that the uivlcrMlitned has b-n duly appointed cxr nior of the I-rnit Will nnl Testa -mmt of Mar da rot E. Ml t hell, if r" Hnt d, hy o'rdi'r of the hIhjv en tUId Court. All pfmonn bavin claim aKaiimt antd estate are hereby rwulr-d to prnont th Mine with r roper voucher, duly verified an bv iw rcrjnirM, to the undcrnlnnrd at Wilo. iouirlnM County, 'ireirnn. with in tx months from the date of the lir-t pnhlicHtton of thlp notice. i9)l-tl fi"t pulilifhed May 29, JATItt WrtTOHT. , Kxrtitor of the Iift Will nd Teatauunt of Murgaret E. Mitchell. ROT1CE 1F FIAL SETTLEMENT !n the County Court of the State of Oreon lor KxiclaR County. In the maiN r of the estate of Henry Marilndule. oe-rd- Notr in hereby aiv.n that the tindernirned hm filed hia finI r count In paid entHte. the Jtidit of the nhnve Court haa made atvi enter d an ordr ftxltipj June JTth, 192. t the hour of Iu o'elo, k A. M-. and the nffir of the County Judtre in the 1 uala County Curt It who. In r.oiichura. Oreicon. a the ttma and place for hear ma: objection to Mid ount and the aetilemtiit of aald R. L. Sf ARTINPAlrl, Administrator of the aetata ot Uanry AUxtiudale, decaaaad. Lauehlin Deceased. All persona faavUiff claims acnlnst said estate are hereby required to present the same to me properly verified as by law required, at Roseburg, Oregon, within six months from date hereof. Dated this 8th day of May. 1925. it. l. Mclaughlin Administrator of the estate of Ulysses Grant McLaughlin, De - ceased. ' and young, were restored to. health. Ltarn how positive is my WRITTEN GUARANTEE to cure any eate ef Pile or RE FUND THE PATIENTS FEE. PLOTS TO MURDER SPANISH MONARCH HOLD UP JOURNEY (acau4 rnai Lw4 Win.) BARCELONA. Spain. June S. Existence ot bomb plots to kill King Alfonso has vera rerealed and the sovereign's Ef turn to Mad rid Is being postponed. One bomb was diacorered on the tracks traversed by the royal train on the way to this city. Two other plots are reported, one to blow up the entrance to the ball where Alfonso prealded ni a meeting- last Saturday and the other to kill him during the return Journey to tbe capital . The bomb found on the rahs Das been nlaced In a museum here, and the king took time from his sched uled program to view It. It la 01 considerable size and has betn placed so that for the vigilance of guards. It would have been explod ed by the Impact of the royal train. The attempt at the meeting nan waa frustrated by discovery of plots shortly before his majesty appeared. The delay in returning to Madrid i said to have been be cause ot the discovery of the third plot. The king's visit here has been extremely quiet and there have been few decorations In honor. Barcelona, the principal city of Catalona. has been the center of the Catalon movement for Inde pendence from Spain. It was also the seat of the military revolt und er General Primo De Rlverla which in September 1923. overthrew the cabinet and established the milit ary directorate ruling the country. PERIGNA. France, June E. Fourteen persons have been arrest ed In Barcelona in connection with the bomb nlots acalnst King Al fonso, according to travelers arriv ing over the frontier, who says news ot the plots is being suppress ed In the Spanish newspapers. Those arrested were young stu dents and functionaries, members ot an extremist Catalan group which had been camouflageO as a literary and touring association. . The prisoners deniea any con nection with the plots. The bomb, which was Intended to blow up the royal train between Barcelona and Madrid is, said to have been a large one, weighing 175 pounds, arranged to be ex Dloded bv an electric mechanism. It was found several miles outside the city near the tracks of the Madrid line. The travelers say -the police also found a map showing the location of a bomb under one of the num erous tunnels on the route to Mad rid. Several days ago, they assert, a bomb was exploded, which serious ly damaged a palace of the Marquis De Castcll. at Barcelona, the day after a ball held there in honor of the king. Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 183-L. OAKLAND GOBBLERS TO GIVE AWAY CAR IN QUEEN CONTEST OAKLAND, June 5. (Special ).- A fully equipped 1925 Ford touring car will be given away during the Gobblers' Fourth of July celebra tion In connectioo with the Goddess of Liberty voting contest. Numbers will be given with every hundred votes for Goddess and? on the after noon of the Fourth these numbers will be drawn to cet ermine who gets the car. The votes are being sold by the various candidates at one cent each, blocks of 100 for 11.00. The car which will be given away Is a new 1925 model Ford touring, equipped with balloon tires and It will be on display during the con test. Everyone who purchases 100 or more ballots gets a chance to secure this fine car and any num ber of chances can be obtained. The drawing will be held In front of the grandstand at 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon of the fourth and the holder of the number drnwn must be there to claim the car; other wise, another number will be drawn. With the added Incentive of num bers on the car being given with the votes for Goddess, the contest promises to be a most exciting one. Candidates are In the field from several communities and have been busy the past couple of weeks sell ing ticktta for the Goddess ball which will be held here Friday night. The first count of votes Bill ko mails a Ihol limn nn.1 thnn Uhe contest will be on In earnest. The candidates entered so far are Miss Mary Reams of Koseburg; Miss Ikirothy Simmons of Drain Miss Dorothy McKalg of Yoifalla A BRIDE'S DIARY A Love Story of Today By Idah McClone Gibson Cleo Madison, entertaining a few friend, reads from her grand mother's quaint, modest diary. Tbe flapper friends are thunder- struck at Its qualntness and sup- j pressed desires. When the girls leave, Cleo plana her elopmfnt with Taul Armstrong, U. 8. A.. a toyl.ood sweetheart. None the less, she Indulges In a petting party with Chick Adama that evening. Chick Is wealthy and Cleo s parents wish her to marry him; so does Chick. Paul's par ents, slso social climbers who have lost their money, wish Paul to marry Connie Terhune, very' rich and in love with Paul. De spite these desires ot the parents and Cleo's wonderlngs as td whe ther she really does love Paul, the two are married. Almost Imme diately Cleo begins to learn that marriage is not altogether a path of roses. However, the parents are reconciled to the marriage and the young couple depart for the army post, to which Paul Is as signed. On the train Cleo has an' allegorical dream which in dicates the problem she will have to face. When the m wlyweda ar rive at the post, Paul Is assigned to duty at once and leaves Cleo, who knows nothing ot house keeping, to shift for herself dur ing the day. Johnson, a "striker j - .'i.r .11 1 1 1 in i irinnr r ' ri'n'i 1 ' Mrs. Thorndtke's doing. It would be putting myself under obliga tions to Col. lt'ldon for you." Paul said no more on that subject. Instead he remarked: "Ttren yon are going to keep and Invest your own money yourself?" Of course, dumbeii, areni you? Perhaps you can use some ot yours for liquor If you wunt to." But. Cleo. don t you think we ought to have aome kind of a plan about our expenses and our in vestments? One of the fellows waa telling me today that be was always In debt and hla wife does all her own work, even part of the washing. Of course I knew that would be out ot the question for you." "Ttren, soldier-man, wny snouia we have to plan? I have a shrewd Idea that the handful of coin that the government deigns to give to Its brave 'defenders will Just about keep ua In breakfast food and ci garettes. That la one of the things I have been pondering over since you have been gone today and It hasn't made me very bright and cheerful, I can tell you. Hurry up. I'm all ready and we promised to be at Mrs. Thorn dike's at quarter of seven." Paul bad been busy trying to make bis hair lie flat to his head, Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE. FOR SALE, FOR SALE Good milch cow. er Bros. A. Boyer. Boy- FOR SALK Feeder Dogs, Johnson Produce Co. Phone 1, Medford, Ore. BROCCOLI PLANTS for sale. Heady to plant $1 per lu0. A. J. Tuck, Kdenbower. doors north Shell Oil Co. FOR SALB For IMiO. with terms. Modern 5-room bungalow. See at 8'jO Mill St. FOR SALE 1925 Nasli 6 touring car, reasonable. Call 14 for par-! ttculars. detailed to Paul's quarters, helps j but now he turned hastily from out enormously so Cleo Is able to the bathroom mirror. serve tea when Col. ueldon. tne - At the elKht or me ne aimosi commanding officer, comes to pay 'shouted, "Good Lord, another new DEAN. M D Inc porTlamd oritcts: scattlc offices: Or Dlfin ButlOina SOS-111 Shfw ftuilttmj Tf" v . n. -r '- fa ' i s his resDects. Rita Thorndtke, supposed m- amoretta ot Col. Beldon, calls. Cleo likes her. The colonel is not clever enough to ensnare Cleo. Paul warns Cleo about the col lonel and Rita. This precipitates a quarrel. THE CLOUDS BANK DEEPER. "Well, then, we won't sell the roadster," Paul said as though he were doing me a favor. "You're right, soldier-man. "I won't sell my roadster." "All right, have It yours, if you want It. I thought that when people were married all goods and chattes belonged to them in part nership." "Darling. I don't think you really listened to the mar riage ceremony. How dreadful. I'm afraid we are not legally mar ried." "Oh, come off, Cleo. Stop your sarcasm. What do you mean?" "I mean, dumbell, thnt the mar riage ceremony says nothing about goods In common. It only says that the groom endows his wire with all his worldly goods. Fork aver your eight hundred, please." v'Not on your Ufo. Besides I think your dad gave that money to both of us, Cleo." "Did your father give the mo ney you had to the both of us?" "That Is an ontirely different "matter. You know, Cleo, that my faThefhi a very old-fashioned man nnd he would never think of In trusting as much money as $1.01)0 to a giddy girl like you. In fact, he advised tie to put away as much of the money as I could af ter my debts were paid. That Is whv I thought It would b a nice thing to tell him that I bad bought this oil stock." .'"Yes, I'm sure ne would be pleased to think you had given It to the first man with a plausible tongue who accosted you. You haven't by any chance any gold bricks In your pocket, have you?" "My father, Paul, is slightly dif ferent from yours. He gave me money without any strings tied to it. I've never gotten along with out a car of my own since I was 12 years old and I think I'll Just try and hang on to this one." 'You don't think for a minute, Cloo, that you will have enough money and time to go gallivanting around now that yott are a mar ried woman, do you?" "I don't know just what you mean, gnlllvnntlng, Paul, but I ex pect to have time for a number ot trips about the country, lr not In my own car. In the rolnni-l's. 'He asked me If he might put a car at my dlsponal this afternoon. Iofore I thought anything about it. I thanked him and told him my own car would be here in a few days." "Well, we'll have to have some liquor. You know, of course that the colonel is a very great drin ker. We'll have to have sume for him h"?n ho calls." "Yes he offered to send me over a esse today." "What did you say. Cleo?" ,"I declined It. Paul." "Thut wnnlfl hnve hepn a verv and Miss Naomi PlnkTston of Oak- PaBT wav to nVe parnod 1 1 5ft " land. "Earned Is th right word, old Tho Goddess contest will close at chap." Paul colored and said ex- S:00 p. m. Tuesday, June 30. Votr n pioslvely, "What do you mean?" will be counted twice a week, on I "i have in my mind Just what Wednesdays and Saturdays, and n your mind. It would mean results will be announced by bullo- that I would be doing Just what tins and through the local tmrer. ynn are mnkinc such a fuss shout dress." I don't know why It was. but tin words and ths way they were said made me perfectly furious. Trying not to loose my anger up on him I turned to the mirror and fixed a stray lock and roug ed my cheeks a little more al though they were already too red from my choleric condition. Tomorrow The Storm Breaks. FOR SALK-Tbree 60 gut hardwood barrels, fi each. Palace of Sweets. Phone li. suu bALh rorii automobile In USKI) CAR BARGAIN! 1821 Ford Delivery $150.00 mo Chevrolet touring. 150.00 1917 Buick "6" touring 250.00 1919 Nash "6" touring . 300.00 1923 Ford touring 2S5.00 1920 Hudson touring 500.00 1924 Ford Tudor Sedan. 550.00 ROY CATCHING MOTOR CO. Opposite K. P. Hall North Hose St Roseburg. 1 WANTED GIRL. 20. wants housework. Ad- i good shape. $275. Mary E. Davis, , vvANTEDSnTallTiHimproved acri dress S. S., care News-Review. Roseburg, Rt. 2, Box liU-A FOR SALE Good young team, $150 If taken this week. Mrs. D. C. McKay, Roseburg, Rt. 1, Box 21. ruli SALfcJ Broccoli planta. Ash- by strain, extra fine, by dosen, 100 or 1000. Earl Yosburgu, Phone S91-Y. suit SALU Broccoli planta, Asbby seed, large healthy plants, now ready. Address or call W. G. Patterson, Gaxley, Ore. FOR SALE Broccoli plants, $2.50 per 1000 If taken at once. Gill seed, borne tried out. Wlllard Laurence, Dlllard, Oregon. oAutJliroccoTr plants, But- uer s late variety, $4.50 per 1000; Aahby'a late aud early $3.75. cta and Sheldon, Ruckles, Ore. ruii SALE OR TRADE 1 Cole Eight, 5 good cord tires, ' good mecnanlcal condition. Price $150. Umpqua Trading Post, 328 N. Jackson St. age near good town on highway. Jesse Wheeler, M. R, A., Box 208. Eugene, Ore. VVANTED-"To" flndH buyer for room bouse and half acre of gar den land; some fruit, city water, lights, garage, cow stable, chick en house for 100 bens. Lota ot room for poultry, cow pasture. Desirable location. Address box 23, News-Review. FOR RENT IN BANKRUPTCY In the District Cqurt of the United States for the District of Oregon. In the matter of Community Drug Company, Bank rupt. To the creditors of Community Drug company, ot Oakland; In the county of Douglas, and Dls ; trict aforesaid, a bankrupt; Notice Is hereby given that on the 3rd day ot June 1925, the said Community Drug Company was duly adjudicated bankrupt; and that the first meeting of its credi tors will be held at the office of the undersigned referee in RoBeburg, Oregon, on the 19th day of June, 1925, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the said credltora I may attend, prove their claims, ap point a trustee, examine the bank rupt and transact such other busi ness as may properly come before aaid meeting. Dated June 6th, 1925. C. L. HAMILTON, v Referee in Bankruptcy. FOR SALE Oak block aud stove wood, uuy quautlty, or any length If ordered now. Prompt delivery. Phone 260-J. Call af ter six la eve. O. E. Gardner. FOR SALE Guaranteed Cletrac tractor with plow and disc har row. A bargain. See it at Klecaer Amort Co., 607 N. Jackson St. or Phone 593. FOR SALE One 1) ton Republic truck and one H ton Chevrolet truck; or will trade for land or stock. C. H. Cavender, 816 Win chester. Phone 170-Y. mornings or evenings. BROCCOLI PLANTS Ready for aettlng. Don't run any risk, buy plants from home grown seed. $6 per thousand, $4.50 per thousand tor 10.000 or over. C. O. Shep- pard, Dlxonvllle. FOR' SALE Garage and repair shop, best location in the city, . well equipped, a good opportun ity for a mechanic, tor particu lars write to J. W. Chaney, Marshfield. ROOMS FOR RENT Gentlemen 603W'-Jj,,le st. FOR RENT House on Parrott St Inquire 720 Winchester St ' FOR RENT lbdern 6-robm un furnished house. Inquire 644 So Pine St FOR" RENT 8-room modern Sun alow with garage. $25 per mo. Phone 3C! FOR RENT Six-room house, 1020 West 1st St Inquire at 64S Fit ter St. . FOR HENT Up to date apt well rurntshed, garage. Adults, inquire 410 W. Douglas. Mrs. Audrey Savin W FOR RENT 2-room apt. with hot and cold water and lights. Fur nished, 2 blocks from P. O. $17.50. Thone 227-Y. FOR RENT 160 acre stock ranch, 20 acres in cultivation, balance seeded pasture, good spring and trout stream, orchard and ber ries. New bouse and barn. 4 milea north ot .Drain, Ore. Ad dress Mrs. R. Pearson. Winches ter, Ore. r- M1SCELLANEOU3 i Foil SALE llousu aud qua vM I. acre. 3 rooms, pantry, furnished. City water and lights, some gar den in, 3 apple trees. Cheap if taken at once. Easy terror. S blocks from end of pavement. East Douglas street M. i. Mitch ell, Rt 1. TEACt'-iERS' EXAMINATIONS ( Notice la hereby given that the superintendent of Douglas county,; Oregon, will hold the regular ex-, amiuation ot applicants for State Certificates at Roseburg, as fol-: Iowb: I Commencing Wednesday, June' 10, 1925, at 9:00 o'clock a. m., and continuing until Saturday, June 13, ; 1925, at 4:00 o'clock p. m. Wednesday Forenoon U. S. history, writing, (penman-; ship), music, drawing. j Wednesday Afternoon ! Physiology, reading, manual training, composition, domestic science, methods In reading, course of study for drawing, melhoda In arithmetic. I Thursday Forenoon I Arithmetic, history ot education,' psychology, methods in geography, t mechanical drawing, domestic art,' course of study for domestic art I Thursday Afternoon Grammar, geography, stenogra phy, American literature, physics, typewriting, methods in lnnguuge, thesis for primary certificate, i Friday Forenoon Theory and practice, orthography CAN SAVE you $250 on new Willyi Knight touring car. Glenn H. Tay lor, Catching Motor Co. CAR OWNER Don't forget M call 563 when in need ot auta parte. Sarff'a Auto wrekln House. - - PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. U. H. PLYLER ChlropractM physician, lit W. Lane Bt Louis C. Davit ; Painting and Paper Hanging Phone M9-R ft 427 East Douglas 8t Portland, Oreg. "A few years aeo I caught a bad cold which settled on my lungs and in the bronchial tubes. I had a severe cough, and became so fad that for six weeks I could not lie down, would have to sit up in a morris chair. 1 doctored but did not Ret any better. I was 'all in' physically, and began myself to think there was no help for me. when I was -i .1 i-i . k it ,v nn n f til V tnrtnrt in take Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical ! (spelling), physical geography, En Discovery. This medicine so com-i 8"h literature, chemistry. pletcly relieved me of my trouble Friday Afternoon ncuuiii hiw, gvvioij, iiiK,:aJia( vi 11 that I have never had any return of it My lungs and bronchials are strong and never give me any trouble." Mrs. Audrey Savin, b'il Tacoma Ave. Obtain this "Discovery" of Dr. Pierce's in tablets or liquid at youi nearest drug store and you'll quick ly find that it builds you up, beside correcting your distress. Write Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel Buffalo, N. Y., tor tree medical ail government Saturday Forenoon Geometry, Ilotany. Saturday Afternoon General history, bookkeeping. j Very truly yours, J. A. Clll'ltCIIII.L. Superintendent of Public Instruc-' tlon. 1 Note The rules above mention ed refer to the 1D23 edition of tho Brush now, but when the. clothes need a thorough cleaning, send them to lr Master Cleaner. Our Auto .Will Call Phone 277 vice. Send 10c for trial pkg. tablets Oregon School l.aws. TUBBY Ambitions. By WINNER nova rtMOvw what i'm comma 61 vgwlW 1 GROvM UP ? A FlSrtPEDDUt?' M- HE' po IS ONE DAY IW THE VlttK 1 i 1 I . -T N. V'EAH Rut HE DOT 6tT N 1 I'll RF THM TOO v I I I 1 '... ..... ....rw en riiiikf -HAT I I r. ... .,n.. ub flittmra 1 I I N0&0DY BWS ftSH W VOU f EAiV OM ACCOOMT I HAVE A , . CAM CAICrl 'EM VOORtlF-I'M I UNC.lt THKT GOT BICH 6EI.LIAJJ . aj l ' ! ssassssssaassaissaa I'M CoMWIk Be A MiUVUMAlRE . THERE S L01TA MONEY W 11,1,1 AW THEl D0MT VUfTA VJOG.K AT All J U-J H The Umpqua Florist t Choice Cut Flowers Always . Fresh Finest Quality Artlitlo Florjl Design. Visit Our Greenhouse or Csll 40-FJ. WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT I Hotel Umpqua Coprrictit lv Un4 Fwftff 5yfMWat Inc. 4 YOU OUGHT TO . Insure Your Auto; For Automobile) Insurance All coverage 1 We are at your service C W. YOUNG t SON , INSURANCE 116 Cos SL Phone 417
