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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1925 SEVEN This Utility Kitchen ' Carving Set is offered at ' special sale Saturday Only for 98 Cents Cocobolo handles, three brass rivets and very fine steel make up these sets. They consist of a Carving Knife, Carving Fork and Bread Knife. " Worth regularly much more. Churchill Hardware Co. The Winchester Store ELKS FLAG DAY The annual Flag Pay program given bjr the Klks' lodge, will be held on Sunday. June 14 at 2:30 D. m. This meetlnit la ouen to the public, and Is one of the lew rltu- alistlc exercises of the lodge which the general public la privileged to attend. The program includes many very intereating and enter taining features, and all those who attend will be aaaured of an in spiring and pleasing afternoon. The main address of the day Is to be made by Senator B. L. Eddy. Mr. Eddy is a well known orator of markt-d ability, and the fact that he has been secured to speak as sures a message which will be in spirational and Instructive. A number of special musical fea- mires per hour, a new world's i speed record. Every bit of the rare was filmed so that when , "The. Speed Spook" Is thrown on ! the screen of the Liberty Thatre. 1 its patrona will be able to view ; one of the greatest- automobile races In the history of the sport. GENERAL BLACKSMITHINO and horseshoeing. All work .'guaranteed. Plenty room for larm iers horses. 62S Winchester St. north of auto camp. K. E. wood cock. Prop. f ::r,,:::i'. A 'BRIDE'S DIARY SOLDIERS SENT TO QUELL RIOT IN NQVA SCOTIA A Lav Story of Today By Idah McGlone Gibson Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PACE. (AaocUtx) Pms Uurd Wirr. HALIFAX, N. 6., June 13 Five hundred troops were on their way . I- tv... iu. llrAlnn tnraa hoiV alan Kwn a rrin iV h I ' Z 1,r reconc U lO tile Dlrriaxi and lnlnTr i"KSl young couple depart for the Clnsut'S imhwwu euiMUK twi Clco Madison, entertaining a fnw tri ml. r?adt from her grand mother a quaint, modest diary. The flupper friends are thunder struck at Its qualntnens and sun prvswed dt8lrei. When the ctrls leave. Cleo plans her elupment tiiu ram jvruiMruniE, u. -j.t i less, she Indulges in a petting party with Chick Adams that even I up. Chirk is wealthy and .Olt'o'a pa rent a wish her to marry him; so dues Chick. Paul's par ents, also social vllmbera who have lobt their money, wish Paul to marry Connie Terhune, very rich and In love with Paul. Pa tpite l bene desires of the parents ana Llwo a wondering as to whe ther she rmUy does love Paul, the two are murrled. Almost Imme diately Cleo begins to learn that marriage 1 not altogether a path of rones. Howevev. the parents I FOR SALE FOR SALE Collie pups. I. Swift, I Looking Glass, Orison. !FOH SALE 10.000 large cabbage j plants. Ztt So. JuikaonStreet. IK(K SALE Cedar yew wood poals. i W., L. Hash. Phone 351-L. FOR 8 A Lid Feeder Hogs, Joh nson Produce Co. Phone 7. Mulfnni Ore. j WANTED Loganberry picking by Tui ii.il. ;rt7 man nd ii:u' 130 West Moaner 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-F1 1 complete program being as follows Music B. P. O. E. Orchestra , Song "America" I Lodge and Visitors : Ritualistic Services..Lodge Officers i i Solo "The Lord Is My Light" Mrs. Fred Strang accompanied by Mrs. Arthur Knaus IFlag Day Address..Hon. B. L. Eddy iSolo "My Own United States" ! Mrs. Fred Strang accompanied by j Mrs. Arthur Knauss Song "Star Spangled Barner" I Lodge and Visitors THE WORLD SHALL BE ESTABLISHED millions now living will never die Shifting of governments has been the history of the world; and much suffering has resulted from the thought loss unconcern of the Powers Jealous, crafty, plotting for control of the world. Professions of peace are now rampant, plans are afloat promising stability. Yet there comes to light a ceaselenri, untiring working to create weapons of destruc tion aircraft, poison pas, cruisers, bombs, liquid fire. Designs against neighbor nations, which are really plans of annihilation, lack the promise of stability. Yet the prophecies revealing present tendencies show that peace, permanent peace, will follow the confusion, dis tress and reeling perplexity of our world. Hear S. H. TOUTJIAN OF NEW YORK, N. Y. MOOSE HALL Cor. JACKSON & WASHINGTON STS. Entrance on Washington Street Roseburg, Oregon Sunday, June 14 7:45 p. m. Scats Free No Collection International Bible Students Association Johnson s Service Department for Douglas county. Everything to keep your floors fn good condition. Lloyd Crocker. THEATRES ANTLERS THEATRE Hoot Gibson, Unlversal'a premier Western star, stages a new brand of thrills and sensations In his latest picture, "The Hurricane ; Kid," now playing at the Antlers theater. Gibson is seen in a des ' Derate running fight on horseback, j at breakneck speed. In a thrilling race and other exciting adventures, and one of the spectacular features lis the capture and breaking to the saddle of a'wlld horse. Dangerous trails In the lower Sierras are the j locale for much of the action. 1 The story was directed by Ed !ward Sedgwick, who Is responsible for "The Sawdust Trail," "The ! Rambling Kid" and other outstand i ing Gibson successes. era and British Empire Steel Cor-i poratlon policemen at New Water ford. These clashea yesterday re sulted In the death of one miner, the serious wounding of another and Injuries to two score. Fresh disorders were reported early to-i day in New Aberdeen, a suburb ot Glace Bay. It was reported that the com pany's food shops at mines 12 and 14 had been cleaned'out by a mob of miners. It was also reported, although confirmation was lacking, that the warehouse at number 14 and the offices at numbers 15 and 12 were ablaze, with no water available. In clashes yesterday for posses sion of the New Waterford power house, several hundreds of rounds rf ammunition were fired. After the fighting, police took refuge in the Jail at New Waterford and re ports ot plans of miners to raid It were heard. The power p'ant was captured from miner pickets by a surprise attack a.t dawn and recaptured by tne miners at noon. Wlllard Davis, a miner and father of nine children was killed and Gilbert Watson seri ously wounded. The power plant Is the stragetlc point of the colliery svstem. A large detail of provincial po nce ueparted for Sydney on a regu lar train several hours before the troop trains left Halifax. MAJESTIC THEATRE For many years' speculation has been rife as to the filming of Har old Bell Wright's valuable and I world-famous stories. Then came announcement that they were to be given everlasting life on the silver sheet. Principal Pictures Corpora I tion made a transaction with the I noted ajithor whereby that com pany rnuld fi m all of the HnroJJ Bell Wright novels. I The first Is completed "When a Man's a Man.' and is at the Majes tic Theatre Frldny and Saturday. "When a Man's a Man" Is con sidered as one of the most forceful of all W right s books. It was se lected as the first for the screen, not alone by the producers, but by the author himself. ADVENTUROUS MEXICANS FIND LITTLE SYMPATHY MEXICO CITY, June 11 (A. P.) Because they did not first secure permission from congress to fight under the flag of another nation, Generals Calixto Ramires Garrido and Juan Merigo will lose their Mexican citizenship it they suc ceed In their purpose of Joining the Spanish forces in Morocco. Their cases were brought before the Permanent Congressional Com mission when the foreign office forwarded a petition from Sotero Sanchez Meljia, a Mexican, resi dent of El Paso, Texas, for per mission to fight the Moors. Ra mirez Garrido and Merigo left; Mexico some months ago for Spain, and the commission is awaiting proof that they have been enlisted under the Spanish flag to take ac tion under Article 7, Fraction 11, of the constitution, and declare them expatriates. NOTICE Mathews Motor-X-Chango has moved to the building formerly oc cupied by Hoy Catching on Oak St opp. City Hall, and will carry a full line of used oars with a guaran tee on all Fords selling at 1150 or more. ELKS ATTENTION If you are going to the con- veution at Portland In July have your measure taken at once for your suit at Wilder & Agee store. Don't delay. i : i NOTICE THE Pt'IlLIC 13 HEREBY NOT1- i FIED THAT Flro Policies. No. 2003 to No. 2025, inclusive of the National Union Fire Insurance Company, of Pittsburg, Pa., have been lost, mis laid or stolen, under w hich circum stances, their issue being unauth orized, said policies are null and ' void. ! The holder of these policies will .please return them to the company at Pittsburg, Pa., and should there be any return premium involved it 'will be promptly paid. I In case of loss claimed by any I person or persons as holders of I these policies, the company will deny any or all liability thereun der. I NATIONAL I'NION FIRE IN SI RANCE CO. ooiter permanently removed without drugs or knife, and the general health Improved. Dr. C. n. woyd, goiter specialist. First wauonai Hank. Conullle, Oregon. o OKCHESTIIA MAKES TRIP. The Christian Church orchestra went to Oakland last nltht. and. played nt the revival services lie Itm conducted by the Chrlstinn Church of that city. Rev. Too good, an Instructor In the Eugeno Ullilo College and Mr. Scarlo, singing evangelist are conduct lug the meeting. took with gas. Notice to contractors Douglas MRERTY THEATRE. When "Tha Speed Spook." fea turing Johnny IMnes, comes to the Liberty Theatre next Sunday. patrons will he treated to one of Ro,eburg.- Oregon at 10 o'clock a. on the 2nd day of July, l!l Highway Construction, County, Oregon Scaled bids will be received by the County Court of Douglas Coun ty, Oregon at thn court house of the most unusual automobile races ev3r filmed on the screen. The entire racing sequence was filmed at the famous 250-mlle International auto classic at the Altoona Speedway last Jun. which was tire cynosure of all raring enthusiasts. Pictured In these scenes tho racing fan will view these speed spooks frnlng at the phenomenal rate of 114 J for construction work on a section of road between Dlxonville and Glide. The work Involves approxi mately g miles of resurfacing, the limits being particularly described as from Dixonvllle P. O. Station 0x0(1 easterly to station 413x00. No bid will be considered unless accompanied by cash, bidder's bond or certified check for an amount equal to at least fle (5) per cent of the total amount of the bid. A sufficient bond will be requir ed for the faithful performance of the contract in a sum equal to one half the total amoun of the bid. Plans, specifications, forms of contract, proposal blanks, and full information for bidders may he ob tained at the office of the county clerk or the county roadmaster, Court House. Roseburg, Oregon, upon the deposit of five dollars. The right Is reserved to reject any Item or ay proposals, or to accept any separate ilein of the proposal or proposals deemed best for the County. Ira II. Riddle, county Clerk of IVmipIas f'ntintv ftrpirnn For all members of the family, children i (Seal) or adults, ailing or well. Serve atmeals. THE COt'NTY COURT OF DOI'O- I.AS COUNTY Geo. K. Quine, County Judce r.dwin Weaver, Commissioin A tux l"f It nd Diet ' FiirAailjriiffll ForlnfanU, tjT lK Invalids, , at CLnij ZZune between meals, or upon retiring. A nour iahing, easily assimilated Food-Drink , which, at any hour of the day or night, j relieves faintness or hunger. ! Prepared a f home by stirring the pern 1 o'er m hot or cold water. No cookinf. C. L. Reckley, Commissioner Attest: Ira II RI.MIe. Cottntv Clerk army post, to which Paul is as signed. On the train Cleo has allegorical dream which in dicates the problems she will have to lace. When tne newiyweds ar rive at the post, Paul is assigned to duty at once and leaves Cleo, ho knows nothing ot house keeping, lo shift for herself dur ing the day. Johnson, a "striker" detailed to Paul's quarters, helps out tnormously so Cleo Is able to serve tea when Col. Beldon, the commanding officer, comes to pay his respects. Rita Thorndlke, supposed In amoretta of Col. Deldon, 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. And Cleo loses her temper, justly so. Cleo picks up much gossip about the colonel, who Is a wom an chaser, and Rita Thorndlke but she likes Rita Immensely. Almost immediately. Cleo makes an enemy of the major's catty wife, by tilling a funny story. Iteing left alone on the balcony, Cleo overhears some pertinent conversation between Rita Thorn dlke and tho colonel. THE TRUTH AllOt'T RITA The colonel's speech about Rita having pity for him seemed to galvanize her rnto life. "Pity, pity!" . she exclaimed. "Who has had any pity for tire In all this? Not mthusband. who promised before witnesses to care for me and protect me. Not you. certainly, who have protested again and ngain that you loved me better than all ctsw In the world. Pity! It Is the kind of pity that the ravenous tigers of the arena have for a human being after their first taste of blood. "Do you realize that I was not quite t.?venteen years old when I married Hill Thorndlke and I lev ed him with the unreasoning de votion of a'rhlld? I was a girl so young and God forgive my mother so Ignorant with that Ignorance which foolish people cull innocence, that I lool ed up to him as a god. "I know my mother was glad to get rid of me for sh'3 was young too, as widows go. and a girl in long dresses was a great handicap to her. She helped me to believe that the man 1 was marrying would make me per fectly happy and I believed In her. "She too betrayed me, for she knew something of the character of Hill Thorndlke. I believed In my husband until he had betray ed everv confidence and trust 1 rut In him and then one day when I accused him of this he said that I knew It when I married him and thnt my mother knew It and so at one fell swoop I lost, by wore than denth. both my hus band and my mother. Then. God help me. I believed in you. Yoti came to me In sym pathy you were pood to me. You offered me friendship when I needed friendship moro than any thing else In the world and In my Inuncvnre I thought that what yon offered me was the most beautiful thing ever proffered to a worn tin. "You told me you were going lo help mo reform my husband, when I came to you one day und told you that I could stand It no long-T und told you that I was going to run away. You made mo believe in you, and I stayed here In this place where the women wer" talking and the men looking upon me with liisttul -ye .lust becauve you, for the moment thought I made the place a bit more amusing for you. Yes, I believed in you lllakely Ileldon and then between, you and " Surely Rita, you ran not think thnt I lipvo nnv nnn'.-i-'Trmtllnr 1400 lbs., also hurness. 41 So. Main. Call at with that srov.drel husband ' of yours." "No, no. " I certainly do not think that. You were both loo gentlemanly for that." The scorn that Rita Thorndlke put upon the word 'gentlemanly'! I could rerl It cut like a rapier and 1 kuew that Colonel IWldon was cringing In the darkness. "I knew that neither of you talked over your plans with tho other, but I ulso knew just us surely as you both knew that each of you 'gentlenven' knew the other's mind. You both knew, al though neither of you had the courage to own it to yourselves thut my heart and my soul were pawns to be played with for your gratification. "You, Rlakely. wera what you railed in love with me. You had gotten my trust and my faith and you intended that I should love you enough to give my body to you as I had already given you my heart Don't speak until I am through After tonight I will probably go away from here. In fact aftur tonight I ran not look ahead Into the dawn of any to morrow. "But tonight Is mine and I am going to say to you privately, it you let me or publicly if I must, all that Is within my pent-up mind. 1 hardly know why I am telling you all this when it is too late, I hardly know why 1 did not tell it to you long ago, when I first realized your perfidy and HIH todnv In her xatety and beauty WANTED WANTED Old Review office. rags- it the Newt- WANTEI) Roomers. House closo lu, good place fur working man. 415 Mll!St. . WANTED TO RENT t or 5-room house, unfurnished, near Rose school, reasonable. Call 260-U FOR SALE 192b Nash Six touring cur. reasonable. Call 14 for particulars. UllOCCOLI PLANTS ready to plant. 14 per thousand. C. 11. Ilalley and Son, Roseburg. UROCCOLI PLANTS Lata But- tier strain, $5 per thousand. S, W1Leake, Dlxonville, Oregon. THE MJwaleta Campflre Girls will hold a cooked food sale Saturday at the Peoples Supply Store. FOR SALE Sturdy broccoli planTs, 14 per thousand, Johnson strain, James E. Perry, Box Wi, Riddle, Ore. FOB SALE Dodge car. 1200 cash, or will take 1100 down and rest ' In trade. Also Ford tnnritiir ear' lor sala. Phone 67s R. WANTED Young girl wants housework. Phone 442 L or ad dress H. M. care News-Review. WANTED Girl or woman for housework, may work part ot ' day If desired. Address P. O. Uox 326. LOST AND FOUND LOST Final homestead proof In envelope. Has name J. M. Yokum Finder mail to Yokum at Riddle. I I MISCELLANEOUS i and happiness that maddened me. "You know lllakely Heldon that I was as young and almost as pretty as she Is and when I look ed at her I thanked God that she was not as Ignorant of life as I was. "I Hire Cleo Armstrong and I am glad she Is able to take care of herself much better than I was and" I am glad to know that she Is married to a man who seems to have some decency and stability of character If there Is such a thing in the masculine make-up. "Hut when I saw her this arter noon and knew that I was like her, whon I came here four years ago something inside of me Just went berseker and I wanted to run amuck and smash everything and everybody." "Hut but" stuttered the Colo nel. "Rita you must do some thing." "Why? Because It Is going lo disgrace you and Hill Thorndlke? Did either of you think of tho disgrace that might come to me? Did either of you care enough for me to keep me from becoming your mistress?" "Hush, Rita, someone will hear you." "They probably have heard bo fore this, that I was your mistress and they would not, under any circumstances, believo that 1 was telling the truth now." Next A Woman's Soul IjiIiI llnre. BID8 WANTED Tho Roseburg City Library Board will receive bids up to and includ ing June 27, 1925, for painting the library building, material to be sup plied by the board. The board re serves the right to reject any or all bids. Mark all bids "Hid for paint ing Library llldg." and address to MRS. o. v. wimuhkly. Secretary Hoard, Roseburg, Ore. Pckin ducks, any age. Also til. Valentine broccoli plants. Tor ruy, Dixonvllle. FOR " SALE Strawberry farm. 8 acres, Croom house, close to Roseburg. Very easy terms. In quire Roseburg Poultry Market. FOR sXl.E Large broccoli plants. About 20,000 Kruse strain of Os wego, $2.50 thousand, pull your self. I. 1). Thompson Dillard Oro. FOR SALE Five-room house in good condition. Cheap If taken at once. Good location, close to Rose school. Also oak library table and rocker. Call at 747 Hamilton St. r i i FOR RENT MARCEL and bob curl 75c, hair cut and curl 60c. Phone 67-Y. 331 So. Main. Mrs. Amy Rogers. SPECIAL PRICES"on advanced student work. Marcel 75c; bob curl and top wave, 6)o. Mrs. Hush, Terminal Beauty Shop. CAR OWNhirt jjbTTt iorkeftl call 663 when in need of auto parts. Sarffs Auto Wrkla Huuse, JOHN CliASTAIN of theMFdfo7d Fluff Rug works will be in Rose burg Saturday. We personally de liver your order, that protects you, also we carry no samples to deceive you by. Phone 251. - PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. II. H. PLYLER Chiropractic physician, lit W. Lane SL FOR RENT 6 room modern ftouse Phone 607-J. FOh RENT-4 rooms partly furnish ed. 13. Water and lights. 874 Hoover St. FOlt RENT 6 room modern fur nished house. Garage. 627 Short St. FOR RENT Hcrrlck rooming hou30, corner Pine ft Lane. Phone 6F21, C. W. Bradford. FOR RENT Furnished " sleeping room, 2 blocks from post office, 216 S. Rose St. Phone, 2M-J, FOR RENT Three rotun apart ment furnished. Light and wnter tlM. 50. 1 204 Winchester St. FOR RENT Flve-roora apart ment, furnished. Gas and wood rnngo. 221 W. Lane St. Phone 61-R. FOR RENT 2-room apt. with hot and cold water and lights. Fur nished, 2 blocks from P. O. 117.60. Phone 227-Y. tjse News-ttenew Classified Ad vnrfl.ln fn mi,U. ! FOR RENT Three-room apart ment, furnished, hot and cold wa ter and electricity for cooking, adults only. Inquire at Ilolieu Rooming House, 3u3 W. Lane. .4?fRt-, Things you never thought of may be cleaned successfully by a "Master" Cleaner. Let Us Prove It! Our Auto Will Call Phone 277 NOTICK TO rilKIHTOm In th County Court of th JHate cf orcjfon for IoukI fount y. In tin timttt-r tt tin cAiHta of UurtCHri't K. .Mitt-hHl, ilwoj.!. Nolle herohy kIvhii ttmt the unilt'rMiKnt-4. Iin n duly firiitnit'd xi-utir "I" tl I,int Will nml Tun la ffH'iit i if Mai ifiirTt K. Mitt-hell, 1 cii m il, hy or tli-r of t h Hhnvit -n-Ilth-il Court. All poiNoiiM havltift i litlnm fiKiitnnt mi lil -Niatn hi hiriby r'iulri'l to tr'i4'nt the eiimu with prupiT von.'htT, duly vcrlflel n by luw r'n lr'"l, to (lit unle iNttcn(1 t Alllo, IkmikIhk County, (trt'ifon, with In lx mouths fniiii the (lute of the f 1 1 Ft publication, of thin notice. Iiutud ant) flr.it. pubHuliud May 29, JAYHir wnuuiT, Fxertitnr of the l-lint Will and Tt'Mlfiimnt of Mnrifuri't R. Mitchell. WHEN LN ROSEBURG ' STOP AT Hotel Umpqua otick of nvw. mi:tti.i;iknt Learn from Those Whom I Have Cured FREE book on Piles and other Rectal and Colon dis orders contain down of letter volun tnrily written by prominent patient whom I have cured. Many of these caws were of over 15 years standing, ind had mjide invalids of the sufTrrers rsHnt-rall fur tl.l.hnolf TDDAYsnrt I Un.k.uU .11 ,.1,1 ' lUnrv M r i nln le, dt- ....... ...v r.,, i Noflre hfn-liv ttlv.-n that tho iiu juuni;, .-.. w ""'"MuntletKlKllrrt hu fllvil Ilia fltuil at' I Leutn nuw ptisiuvc is in f rfouiii Hi NiiU inijiiv, me juiiKn in UVI'ITKN CL'AHAVTKK tc lh- nhov i ourt lian rn;oLo and rut FUND T1IF. P AMI AT' 8 t KE In the of h i urn In oiiuty Court of tho Rtato for I miuchiK County. niiiitiT of the fHtuto of YOU OUGHT TO Insure Your Auto For Automobile Insurance All coverages We are at your service G. W. YOUNG t SON INSURANCE 116 Cass St. Phone 417 i at Hit- h DEAN. M.D.I.x POHtlANO OfFICEi; SEATTLE Omci; Dr OWan BuilH.nf So ! SH bu.IJ.rtj 9 TM jANtMA r of I f (ho C I ioukIii h Count v ltom'hurtr, iir.'Knn plooe for hfurinu a mt and thn en tale. It. T. MAIITINDAI.K. A'trnltiMrator of the jatut of Henry MiirtlllU.th-. Ji- fciiittrU. LAUNDRY tWS Ho. k A HllltV Ju Court It nn llif Him ami ottTtUina to Anl! K-ttU'in.'iit of mild Louis C. Davis Painting and Paper Hanging Prions- 669 R 427 East Douglas St. TUBBY A Good Friend Sticks. By WINNER ORANGE LANTERN 116 N. Jackson Under Nsw Management Quick fiprvlrf. Courti'ous Tn'atni,,nt. Is our motto. Meals 50 Cents WA WT SO MAWV OF THEM I'D Go BACK THERE Art wow them WHO'S A SISSY - I CAMTHtLV T IF MOM GOES AN tWVS A HAT LIKE THIS AN MAKES MEVJEAH IT The Umpqua Florist Choice Cut Flowers Always Fresh Finest Qoslltr Artistic Floral DmIds. ' Visit Our Ornhous or I Call eo-Fr ; lHE"j SISSVA mm . ; If Ooi't You dwi WvjpfcQ thiSole S " HAW Or Tmat S THE I TnAT V, l U i .. . I I TaV.Jal r r 1 GuEiirAOM'lL MAr Ai A HOBfJET AW AWAY, KUT I IX) i "J- . 1 60T RIDOV " "riY"Trtt Lteil T Yn4x' IrM savTx III mjhere'ondo J nili- (GET THAT " P 'Ml 7 V ' I I It"" mm I I I 71: n -9 TWt CLEMieST LAUNPRYl IN THE LAND I WE'Rt NOW AWAjTlNfir ( VbUR. COMMAND ! 1 Tln r e Is a charm In clt-an, wi ll launileri'il linen that iiiah: (o milady as do fini1 rut glas and services of sllvi'r. Bhi' can entrust Iwr liiirns to our laundry earn, hi'caiiAA she knows i' are rxiM-rt In lbs hamllliix of thf-m. 1 Roseburg Steam -Laundry Phons 79 Roseburg, Ore.