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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1 925. FIVE .i' J A 100.000 Hivfat taw tft htmt fW) ! w ot Ammnca. Aiww ervswy iJ WJbMrd problem, tucty detail SS i. i i I a CJmIm 4 ill fesw gflffiH ES OF Ask to see the wonderful New Upson Blue Book The first complete service ever offered for renewing and beautifying walk and ceilings! XT AVE you a room in J. J- your home where ugly , cracked plaster walls are a constant embarrassment? We have just obtained a franchise for the amazing new Upson Blue Print Serv ice that shows how shabby walls and ceilings fan be transformed into interiors of permanent and fascinating beauty I This new Upson plan serv ice offers for your inspection, forty "detail plans," designed by several of America's lead ing architects shows you a host of suggestions for harmo nious trim and decoration gives you -new inspiration for home beauty l Youmavbeoneofthefew ' who have been prejudiced against wallboards. Possibly ' you have heard of some of the weak, spongy boards that are not adapted to fine interiors. If so, now you have a worth-while surprise aheadl Upson Board and the Upson Blue Print Service mark a really revolutionary advance in wall or ceiling construc tion. Whether youplan to repair or build new, call at our office today and let us show you these marvelous new plans! You will be amazed at their wonderful possibilities, i UanrUtl Praa LrwH Wk .1 OI.SO. Norway. June ft. Pantaln Amundsen's auxiliary committee In! New York U to be asked to take charge. In cooperation with Donald B. Mac.Mlllan's all-American expe dition, of the work of reconnolter ' lug west Greenland for traces of 'members of Amundsen's Polar fly Ins; party. This decision was reach ed at a meeting here of air chiefs and Arctic experts, including Cap tain Otto Sverdrusj Major Uunnar I Uachen and the Danish naval cap- tain, Gottfried Hansen, who was Amundsen's mate when he sailed ! through the northwest passage and 1 who laid depots for Amundsen at Cape Columbia and other places in west Greenland. The French explorer,' Dr. Gene Charcot, will be asked to search the territory around east Greenland while the Norwegian expedition, abroad the steamer Ingertre, will patrol around Spitsbergen, Amund sen's starting poiat. The Ingertre was due to leave the naval station at Horten some time today bearing two airplanes in charge of a naval flying corps. Two American Journalists and an American 'motion piciure man 'are accompanying the party. The lat est weather reports say Spitsber gen Is enveloped In fog. 'CHURCHILL HARDWARE- CO. THE WINCHESTER STORE ber Company's local .plant, says the Port Uuipq.ua Courier. Keedsport and tributary country served by the West Coast Power Company now is furnished with "Juice'' gen-: e rated at tbe Winchester Hay Lum-: ber Company's plant, which la op-1 e rated by steam. - ' j This change, arrangements fori whtvh were completed Monday af ternoon, should result In a more steady electric "Juice." The cut-over was - made without a hitch and service was given from the first moment after the switch was set. The cut over was made uurlng the noon hour and the switch set at 1 o'clock. It Is understood that the West Coast Power Company has entered Into a three-year contract with the Winchester Bay Lumber COmpauy for the electric service. Tie two 611 burning Diesel en gines In the local plant will be kept intact to be ready for any emergency. In the event the Mill plant falls to deliver. . The mill plant within a short time Is to deliver a maximum of approximately 1500 horsepower. The West Coast Power ( ompany now is ready to. furnish power to Gardiner, East Gardiner and points between this city and the Siusluw valley. Preliminary work on the high tension line, now Is underway at Gardiner. The Sluslaw cities have been linked up with connect ing lines, now being served by the Florence plant of the West "Coast Company. W hen the high tension line between Keedsport and Slus ilaw points Is completed, it Is plan ned to start work at once, all will be served from the Reedsport dis tributing plant. A BRIDE'S DIARY A Lot Story of Today By Idah McGlone Gibson Walt tor June clearance and re modeling sale next week. Marks bury Co. 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 RUPTURE EXPERT HERE F. H. Seoley. t Chicago, and Phtl a1iihln, the noted tins expert, will personally be at the Vniuqua Hotel, and will remain In Kosebui Monday only, June H. Mr. See ley an y a; "The Spermatic Shield will not only retain any case of rupture per fectly, but contracts the opening In 10 days on the average case. Being a vat advancement over all former metliiula exemplifying instantane ous effect) Immediately appreciable and withstanding any atrain or po sition no matter the size or loca tion. Large or difficult raises, or In ritmlnnal ruptures (following opera tions specially aonciieo. rnm in latrumant received only 1 award In i England and In Spain, producing re sults without surgery. Injections, medical treatments or prescriptions. ' VMrnlng All eiine hmild be mu j tlunrd aattlnat the e ot aiy elas tic or to rb tniM will undertraH, a annie rent n here (be lump la and I tint nhcM that niunlnir 1m. llroducllisT riimpltcatlou neceMilatliiK suriclcaf; operat lona. Air. bet-ley naa aocu ments from the United Slates gov ernment. Washington. P. C, for In spection. He will be glad to demon strate without charge or fit them if desired. Business demands prevent stopping at any other place In this section. P. S. Krery statement la this ant Ire baa been verified before tbe Federal sad !tatr Courts. K. II. M-eeley. I Homo Off lee 117 N. Dearborn t.. 4. b lea bo. AMERICAN CONSUL BEATEN IN ITALY MOORE MUSIC STUDIO WINCHESTER BAY COMPANY OPERATING ELECTRICAL PLANT FOR REEDSPORT At 1 o'clock Tuesday the West Coast Power Company's crew cut over Its transmission lines and connected up with the steam tilr- ! Open during summer. Phone bine of the Winchester Bay Lum- l 50: N. Jackson street. WHELPED THROUGH :;:;;:.;::;! change of life ,. ' (AsncUted Preaj Leased Wire.) WASHINGTON. June 5 Am bassador Fletcher at Rome advised j the Mate department today that Vice-C onsul trankiin C. Gowen at ( Leghorn, Italy, had bfen attacked by a member of a fascist! deUxa-lo tion on May 24, ' without apparent THR reason", hi'inir twice ntnielr over I V the head and stunned. U 1917 Dodge, with license Took Lydia EL Pfclkham's Tho information came in res- HiH if, trl0 i.ui J J IMin-Pt to innuiries directed to tho iv. r,.,i .,., with .ciauig ambassador by the state depart- ! starter, as Is 60 ment. The ambassador said he had 1917 DcmIep touring 85 made appropriate representations A LOCKWOOU MOTOR CO. 10 me loreipn ornce ana rrenner ( Mussolini had ordered a thorough Investigation. 1 ' The attack was made during an ) assembly of several thousand fas- 1 1W, were paid until March 1918 cistl from various parts of Italy. when the disastrous financial con- 0 - , sequences of the World War caus- Cook with Barf. ed tne duke's heirs to stop pay- 0 i ments. Now the pensioners, most SERVANTS OF NOBILITY ' of them too old to work are ap- ENTER SUIT FOR WAGES 'Hlin tne paetor to force the 1 heirs to pay arrears. Among the witnesses who have (Aaaocttted rrrm Lad Wire.) ing this Critical Time i: MJ 41T L. T.J!. CI 4 Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to neip me tnroujjn the Chan geof Life and for a broken down ByBtem. I had been com plaining a long time and drafrfrine along had tried other medicines which did not help me much. I read in the newspapers of the Vegetable Compound and Cleo Madison, entertaining a few frl nd, reads from her grand mother's quaint, modest diary. The flapper friends are thunder alruck at Its quaintneas and sun pressed desires. When the Rlrls leave. Cleo pluna her elopmtnt with Paul Arm'trong, 11. 8. A., a boyhood sweetheart. None the less, she indulges In a petting party with Chick Adams that eveninK. Chick Is wealthy and Cleo's parents wish her to marry him : so does Chick. Paul's par ents, also aoclal climbers who have lost their money.- wish Paul to marry Connie Terhune, rery rich and In love with Paul. De spite these desires of the parents and Cifo's wonderlngs as to whe ther she really does love Paul, the two are married. Almost Imme diately Cleo begins to learn that marrlRKe Is not altogether a path of roses. However, the parents ai reconciled to the marriage and the young couple depart for . the army pot, to which Paul Is as signed. On the train Cleo has an allegorical dream which in dicates the problems she will have to luce. V hen the newlyweds ar rive at the post, Paul Is assigned to duty at once and leaves Cleo, who knows nothing of house keeping, to shitt for herself dur ing the day. JohnBon, a "striker" detailed to Paul's quarters, helps out enormously so Cleo Is able to serve tea when Col. Heldon, the commanding officer, comes to pay his respects. Rita Thorndlke, supposed ln- amoretta of Col. Heldon. calls. Clro likes her. The colonel Is not clever enough to ensnare Cleo. Paul warns Cleo about the col lonel and Rita. This precipitates a quarrel. And Cleo loses her temper, Justly so. THE STORM BREAKS. Paul seemed determined that we should quarrel, and so he re turned to his attack on my frock. "It certaluly seems to nie, Cleo, that you have enough clothes without buying another expensive evening dress like the one you haw on. You know you were married to a poor man. I con sider that gown altogether too splendid for a young lieutenant's wife unless she has an Income ot her own." "Why didn't you marry Connie Terhune and be done with It? You huvo alreBdy begun to ques tion my 'sxpcjidlturts, have you," I blurted out: 1 couldn't keep my anger In any longer. Here 1 had been alone all day trying to be nice to his rotten old Colonel and he cau,e home to find fault with me about being polite to him and in the ntxt breatlj intimating that I should have accepted a case of llnuor from him. Such a contradiction was certainly un bearable. Now he was finding fault with my clothes. 1 was wild. "This dross was paid for by my father and was one of the gowns In my trousseau or rather I had It put on Dad's monthly bill. You don't have to pay for it. If we were not married and I came down to greet you in a frock of this kind, your face would have lighted up with great admiration and you would have told me how beautiful you thought it was. But how different It is now. "Already you are looking at my clotlios from the single point ot view, 'how much did they cost?' You asked me this morning if I knew bow to butter my bread and vou did It In a very nasty manner. You left me with that remark Instead of a kiss. All day I suffered under It. "Tonight, you have come home and you have said nothing to me m.i.m Th.iim that would in any way mane ore An Innocent man condemned to i H'ink you were glad to see me. Liberty Theatre The following paragraphs were taken from a letter recently receiv ed by Manager Marks of the Liber ty theatre, front "Ima Kidder," na tional secretary ot the New Prison Reform League, relative lo the pun ishment which ahould be meted out to anyone who would show the ex tremely funny picture "Charley's Aunt," which will show at the Lib erty theatre here for four days, and cause anyone to laugh their heads otf. "Scientific tests have demonstra ted that any human being who has had the privilege of seeing that re markable new comedy feature en titled "Chaiiey'a Aunt" has been seized with uncontrollable fits of riotous laughter. The fortunate few who have seen this picture twice have been affected to the point of hysteria. It is not logical to assume that If a person saw "Charley's Aunt" three or more times he might laugh his head off? "That, kind friend. Is the plan we have In mind as a substitute for le gal punishment as now practiced. Before writing your political friends book this extraordinary attraction for an extended run at your theatre and you will readily see why the show world calls It the funniest farce In forty years." Antlers Theatre The fastest sight-seeing tour on record occurs In Reginald lienny's latest Universal-Jewel feature, "I'll Show You tbe Town," coming to the Antlers theatre, commencing Sumlay, Monday and Tuesday. With Just thirty minutes In which to show a wealthy widow tbe sights of the town, Denny accom plishes the unusual feat In less than a quarter of an hour. The customary rubber-neck-wagon or Rolls Royce, was discarded by the star who rejolctd in tho opportun ity to ride his old hnbby-horse his airplane. Cissy Fitzgerald, who plays one of the character leads in the production, was given the thrill of her life as Denny's companion In a hurried flight over a metropol itan city. Vas my pride. I was dnterni'ned t! at no one should kno-v ot mv utter disappointment and beside 1 was so loaely and lonesome. I missed the old crowd, but I knew I shouldn't think ot them, while my nerves were tl In a fuizle. My whole soul revolted ugainot this condition which people call marriage. It seemed to have changed the whole viewpoint of my husband. He had never mentioned to me anything about money before and now hla whole mind was taken up with It. k "No, woman," I said to myself, "should marry a man she loves, for nothing kills love aa quickly as marriage. lt"really would have beran better to have let Connie marry Paul." At this thought, however, the tears nenrly did spill over my eyelids. I wondered to myself If Paul had really forgot t D what he had said to me as hr. walked .over the threshhold that morning. Did Ira not remem ber that he had said, "Girl, we'll be very happy here?" Again my dream came up be fore me. llow had we both man aged to get In our little house without cutting oft those terrible tentacles of Selfishness. Thought lessness and Misunderstanding these terrors seemed to be clutch ing me with Iron grip and pulling me out, out again beyond all the ideals of my life and happiness with Paul, that I had planned. I began to think It would have been better perhaps If Paul and I bad not married at all. Then at Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE. FOR SALE FOR 8 ALE Good milch cow. Boy- er uros, A. Buyer. FOR 8AL& Feeder bogs, Johnson i Produce Co. Phone V7. Medford, i Ore; I FOR SALD For 250, with terms. Modern 6 room bungalow. See at . t0 Mill St I FOR SALE Oak block and stove wood, any quantity, or any .. length if ordered now. Prompt . delivery. Puone J60-J. Call at'-; ter six In eve.. O. E. Gardner. ' USElTcAR BARGAIN'S . . 1921 Ford Delivery f 150.00 , 1920 Chevrolet touring 150.00 ' 1917 Bulek "" touring J50.00 " 1919 Nash "6" touring 200.00 .' 1923 Ford touring tM.OO . 1920 Hudson touring 600.00 ' 1624 Ford Tudor Sedan. 550 00 ' ROY CATCHING MOTOR CO. FOR SALE-Three 60 gal. hardwood Opposite K. P. Hall Nortb Hose 8U- barrels, $3 each. Sweeu. Pbone 76. Palace of FOR SALE Ford automobile In good shape, $275. Mary E. Davis, RoseburgJRL 2,Box36-A. . FOR SALE- Good young team. 150 If taken this week. Mrs. D. C. McKay, Roseburg, UL 1, Box 21 FOR BALE Broccoli plants. Ash by strain, extra fine, by dozen, 100 or 1000. Earl Vosburgh, Phone 391-Y. FOR SALE Broccoli plants, Asbby seed, large healthy plants, now ready. Address or call W. O. Patterson, Gazley, Ore. AXl'MlTTCMaie at Powell's, "14 quart dishpana for 98o. Five quart tea kettles 98c. Also a window full of similar bargains. FOR SALE 6-room plastered house.barn and chicken house, one acre of land all fenced. $500 cash. bal. $20 per mo. East Ho.iHlas St. Rt. 1, Box 8. least we would have had some u,i SALE Broccoli plants, But- Roseburg. WANTED WANTED 200 wether goats. R. Cook, Yoncalla, Ore. W.. GIRL, 20, wants housework. Ad dress S. 8., care News-Review. ... WANTED 8mall unimproved acre ' age hear good town on highway..' Jesse Wheeler. M. R. A, Box 208. Eugene, Ore. " WANTED- To "find "buyer for room house and half acre of gap den land: come fruit, city water,., lights, garage, cow stable, chick en bouse for 100 hens. Lois of room for poultry, cow pasture,. Desirable location. Address box 23, News-Review. FOR RENT happiness and althougb we would have always hungered In our heart of hearts for the Ideal ex istence which we each had sup posed marriage to be, yet we ne ver would have known then, that It was tbe land-ot-tbe-lmposslble that we had escaped. It was a good thing that Rita Thorndlke lived so near for Paul, who had always kept his unhap piness to himself and shown an unbroken front of amilea to the world, instantly became a inonu- m'?nt of suavity the moment we roached her door. We found her waiting on the porch. She looked at ns quickly. She seemed to feel. to have an Intuition that some one might have said something about her to Paul which would have changed my opinion ot her in the short time since she had left my house. "Isn t she lovely. Paul? I sain. ''Aren't you glad that you are going to have two such beautiful women to take to the Colonel's dinner?" "I am not sure that I am going to sit at the Colonel's table," said Mrs. Thorndlke. "So that Is the reason the Co lonel frowned when 1 Insisted up on coming with Rita Thorndlke." I said to myself. "Now the old reprobate will have to have Mrs. Thorndlke as his table" and I am gotnc to make bim let her sit besidt Paul. It will be good tor both their souls." tier's late variety, $4.50 per 1000; Asnby'a late and early $3.75. Weeks and Sheldon, Ruckles, Ore. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 Eight, 6 good cord tires, mechanical condition. Price $150. Unipqua Trading Post, 328 N. Jackson St. FOR SALE One 1, ton RepuSflc truck and one U ton Chevrolet truck; ot will trade for land or stock. C. R. Cavender, 816 Win chester. Pbone 170-Y mornings or evenings. BROCCOLI PLANTS Ready for setting. Don t run any risk, buy plants from home grown seed. $5 per thousand, $4.50 per thousand for 10,000 or over. C. G. Sbep pard, Dlxonville. FOR SALE Garage and repair shop, best location In the city, well equipped, a good opportun ity for a mechanic, for particu lars write to J. W. Chaney, Marshfleld. FOR RENT House on Parrott St. Inquire 720 Winchester St. FOR-RENT Slodern 5-room furnished house. Inquire 644 So -' 7,1a ' nno Dl. good I FOR RENT 8-roora modern kAA n yr. L'lnrr tlnfla nf lllll. ROME. June 5. A ruling king, . ",...'" ; a.... a former empress and more than trjg. the brolhe o( th(, Ilul(;aran f" tokK f-fcrttte I felt better. I, a Bt-nre princes aim jiriuee-te ,,i hang! Accused of being the slayer of a notorious cattle rustler, Frank Douglas, wealthy Arizona rancher. Is cast In the shadows of the hang man's noose and is saved from the shameful death of a culprit only throuch the bravery and heroism of his only son Jack. I Thi3 is tho central situation roval and noble houses of Europe , . , n'ri,n. i rirt it through the whole critical time and .. .. iiuu.m have been c.illed as witnesses be- . I'Z t ' Jr kI Penhnd am now practically a well woman. I Bun h .Eh?'" thV''" fnre the praetor of Vlareccio In a "lfe T 'orm r K,""?. Fc""na.na' have two daughters whose health was , filiations In "Rldln' Thunder." the I?" . .T.r C:. V. .'"'" S and (he princes and princesses de- A, ,rM' lime Streak Western featuring rmi'dovei i o ' the late Duke Robert "ndents o the marriages of Duke worried about them. I got the J1" Ho" nd coming to the Ma- Paul. oT P r th8 lale uuke KODcrl Robert of Parma first with I r n- Vegetable Compound ftr IherSl snd it ' h" next Sunday. The "Perha The emnloves granted life-long r"s Maria ' "f,,he T? helped them, and after they married 'dramatic situation is further damn hln ' . nnii I'm glad I t"ld you this morning that 1 was not sure that I knew how to butler my bread, and fur ther I'm going to tell you tonight that 1 am sure now that 1 did not know enough to do so. If I had, I would have married Chick Adams and not only would I have had butter, but sugar also. Chick told me many times that he was ready to give me anything in the world." "Damn Chick Adams,' exploded Paul ns you would like to in, but as for me, I wish continuation of their salaries by the will of the duke, who died In L4UNDRT KIDS I I One your, cloth e& I I .A CHANCE TO WEAR. . I otND rM HtKc... heightened hv nqtsnn nf thn Inve nf he Were here this minute. I Jean Croft, the slain man's daugh- would tell him how sorry I was ter, for the son of the condemned ; that I hud thought that what a man. I man colls Inve was worth all the GENERAL BLACK6MITHING 1 Kod things that he could give o me." I Paul strode nut through the and horseshoeing. All work ! door In front of me and It was guaranteed. Plenty room for farm- In this frame of mind that we newi. that feelinir nf strain n thn I era horses. 621 Winchester St. both left for the dlnneT. I was and then with Princess Maria An- j, alll0 helned them in bearinir then- ton la of Drasanza. , babies. This is a great and good med- licine for all complaints of women, FOOD SALE (and I recommend it to all."-Mrs. L. I Gingrich, 1375 N. Gilmor St, Balti. The ladles t)f St. Joseph's church : more, Maryland, will hold a cookeil rood sale on Sat-j The Vegetable Compound is a de urdav. June 6. at the Twentieth nendable medicine for women nf miH. Century tirocery. All food dona- die age. Let it relieve you of nervous- tlnns to be sent In early. nees. that reehmr of atrain inHthnw o iannovine hot flashes ma enmmnn at' north of auto camp. E. K. Wood- nn tho very verge of tears. The mndet. piano 'nner Pho"" 1H T.. 'this time. cork. Prop. only thlne ihst kept me f r" n It CONCESSIONS FDR JULY 4 The Oakland Gobblers will accept sealed bids up to 6 p. m. Saturday, June 20, for any or all of the fol lowing concessions for their 4th of July celebration; two eating stands, three refreshment stands, novelty stand, kewple doll, candy wheel, nigger baby racks, and others. Prices are to be regulated by the executive committee, and no con cession can be sublet without the consent of the committee. The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved, A. L. MALLERY. , Secretary, Oakland, Ore. Heat with gas. IN BANKRUPTCY In the Mstrlct tourt of the United Slates for tho District of Oregon. In the matter of Community Drug Company, Bank rupt. , T6 the creditors of Community MOTHERS ' Mothers; do your morning work while your children's energies are directed at tne Dally Vacation Biole school at tbe Baptist church. U:uu to 11:30 a. in. every school uay June sth-2Uth. Open to all children ot school age. bun- $26 per mo." alow with garage, Phone 369. fOHf-RENT Furnished S-room apartment, light, water and bath, 1 $2750. 635 8. Pine. FOR RENT Modern furnished apartment, electric range, gar-" age. Inquire 404 W. Douglas. ,. FOR-BENT 2-room altrwltli hot and cold water and lights. Fur nished. 3 blocks from P. O. $17.60. " Phone 227-Y. FOR RENT Good 7-room House, lights, water, garage and garden at $17 per mo. to the rlghUpartyJ , , or for s,-.!c at your own terma, . Phone 43F15. ' LOST AND FOUND I LOST Small Cameo brooch. Flnd;', er please return to thla office. Reward. Corsets made to measure. Bras sieres, sixes 30 to 66. 2Ua Perkins Uldg. TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS Notice la hereby given that the superintendent of Douglas county., Oregon, will hold tbe regular ex amination ot applicants for Stale Certificates at Kuseburg, aa follows: Commencing Wednesday, June 10. 1926. at 9:00 o'clock a. m., and continuing until Saturday, Juue 13, 1925, at 4:00 o clock p. m. Wednesday Forenoon U, 8. blstory, writing, (penman ship), music, drawing. Wednesday Afternoon Physiology, reading, manual training, composition, domestic science, metbods In reading, course of study for drawing, methods In arithmetic. Thursday Forenoon Arithmetic, history of education, psychology, methods In geography, mechanical drawing, domestic ait, course of study for domestic art, Thursday Afternoon Grammar, geography, atenogra- I MISCELLANEOUS WILL DO washing, ironing, and , mending for men, also waitress' aprons, 927 Winchester St. CAN SAVE you $250 on new Willyi Knight touring car. Glenn H. Taw" lor. Catching Motor Co. . J CAR OWNER lon't forget t , call 66S when In need of auM ! part. Sarfrs Auto Wrecking. House. r PROFESSIONAL CAR68 DR. If. H. PLYLER Cairo practti.. physician, 1J W. Lane St. , Drug company, of Oakland; In phy, American literature, physics, the county of Douglas, and Die trlct aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice la hereby given that on the 3rd day of June 1925, the said Community Drug Company was typewriting, methods In language, thesis for primary certificate. Friday Forenoon . Theory and practice, orthography (spelling), physical geography, fcn- duly adjudicated bankrupt; and glish literature, chemistry. thst the first meeting of its credl tors will be held at the ofMce of the undersigned referee In Roseburg, Oregon, on tho 19th day of June, 1925, at 11) o'clock In the forenoon, at whlrh time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, ap point a trustee, examine the bank rupt and transact such other busi ness as may properly come before salt) meeting. Dated June 5th, 1925. C. L. HAMILTON. Referee In Bankruptcy. Friday Afternoon School law, geology. Algebra, civil government. . 8aturday Forenoon Geometry, Botany. Saturday Afternoon General history, fiook keeping. Very truly yours, J. A. CIH RCHII.L, Superintendent ot Public Instruction. Note The rules above mention-, ed refer to the 1923 edition of the Oregon School Iaws. Brush now, but when the clothes need a thorough cleaning, send them to a Master Cleaner. . Our Auto Will Call Phone 277 TUBBY Pleasure Costs Money These Days. By WINNER The Umpqua Florist Choice Cut Flowers Always Fresh Finest Quality Artlstlo Floral Designs. Visit Our Greenhouse or Call 40 Ft. Your. CLOTHf CHANCE TO WtAC S&biO Fm HfR.E - - Give your clothes a chance for their life. It Is quiie natural tliat otr gar ments should rpend some time in the laundry, but you yourself should tnke the wear out of them. Our system allows you to. Roteburg Steam Laundry Phone 79 Rossburg. Or. 'MFEfYro ARE st mi me ton DOWN) TO THE CRCXtRV P'O J TAKE ME LONG D,D T MOM? rWU N ir fc-ttHl away f &t S?i P V tt A NICKEL AM CWE i JL2 ' 4Vi J -V? RW- mn7 ri? U-iLZznsr v i nr-A. ii w -t "vsv-- .-isv ii ' v-s . j i i sv ti. i 1 1 i ii -i WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua YOU OUGHT TO Insure Your Auto For Automobile Insurance All coverages We are at your service a W. YOUNG ot SON INSURANCE 116 Cass St. Phone 417
