Roseburg news-review., June 16, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1925.
SEVEN
Are You Fixed
for That Outing ?
This eummer weather impels you, toward the big
out-of-doors to the rivers and mountains for a
camping trip. Better look over your camp equip
ment. It may be you will need a
Camp Stove, a Tent, Hammock,
Frying Pans, Mess Kits, or
a dozen other articles that come in mighty handy.
We can equip you complstely for outing. Ask
us for prices.
Churchill Hardware Co.
The Winchester Store
HAL
m FOR
Stinnes Quarrel
Perils Industries
MODEL DAIRY
The only dairy in Douglas County selling
CLARIFIED MILII
We invite inspection.
Pure bred St. Mawes Jersey for service.
Morning and Night Delivery Phone 44-F11
James J. Storro. of Dostoo.
wan unanimously elcU'd President
of the Hoy Scouts of America. May
2ith, at the fifteenth annual meet
ing of the N lb tonal couctl, held
in New York City. '
Tho new President Lan been
clostjly Identified with the Hoy
Scout Movement for a number of
years, having been a member of
the Eieculive Board of tho Nation
al Council for the past six years,
and Chairman of the Region cov
ering all of the New England states
Mr. Storrow Is a member of the
banking firm of Lee, Hicginson &
Co.. Chairman of the Board of the
Nash Motor Company, and Director
in many business corporations.
He was chairman of the" Boston
School Board for three years, li05
1908, during which the schools of
Boston were rescued from the dom
ination of ward politics and the
whole school administration reor
ganized from top to bottom.
During the war, Mr. Storrow was
Chairman of the Massachusetts
Committee on Public Safety, which
was the pjoneer organization of lis
kjn1 In tho country and became the
model fur similar organizations
which were later established in
every state in the Union, un'dt r the
- v. , V
m - v. - -
A BRIDE'S DIARY
A Lova Story of Today
By Hah McClone Gibson
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PACE. '
H)K SALE Small plus. M. T.
I'. S. A., a. boyhood l'e'1 r7 asked ttita. " " o..,.,.
None the leas, she in- "' cerliny do, ana I'm awfully I'Oll SALE Collie pups. I. Swift,
i ucuiniz iiiiriv with ashamed. You sen, (or the last few 1 Looking Glass. Oregon.
rim SALK ceoar yew woou posts.
W. L. Hash. Phone 351L.
:BfflSTOKLE
Husband Accuses
U. S. Movie Star
All merchandising rt cords wtre
broken at tho Breier Co. salo yes- j
terday, when patrons flocked to -Hoscbuig
from all parts of the;
county to participate in what they j
believed to be tho biggest bargain
carnival ever pulled off in this city. ;
The crowd besieged the place long i
before the opening of the doors, as i
announced in th company s adver
tising in Tho News-Keview, and
when tho doors were Thrown open
at H o'clock, eagtr buyers surged
In and fairly swamped the sales
people. So great was tho throng
that Kd. Singleloi was detailed as
1 special officer lo assist In handling
the situation. Owing to the jam
Inside the store and also out-ide
the front entrance that four ladies
fainted, but they wero quickly
cared for arid business proceeded.
In speaking of the success of the
sale, Mr. Paul Maier. New York
buyer for the C. J. Brejer company,
who is her' superintending the dis
posal of the goods damaged in the
recent fire at the store, said this
jfff ' i !
spp X el ft
fc'vj M f - .v k
I Z. r ZZi James J
1 Linain'tktimSfti ..
Disruption of the huge indus
trial interests welded together
by the late Hugo Stinnes, Ger
man industrial king, is threaten
ed by a family quarrel, Dr. Ed
mund Stinnes has resigned from
the firm, leaving it in control of
his mother and brothers. Otto
(at top) and Hugo, Jr., (below).
ATTDRHEr FILES
SUIT FOR LIBEL
C 1 e o Madison, eutertalutnK as ilaluty a breakfast as one could
friends, reads from her grand- wish.
mother's quaint, modest diary. The j After I had eaten a few mouth'
flapper friends are thunderstruck fuU anJ j,,,,, my fit cup of cof.
at its ouuimness and suppressed . , .,.
sires. When the ctrls leave, .
(!.,. .,iun. h.. i,..,n with u.,.i omereni.
ArmstrouK.
aweviheait.
dulcts in
Cluck Adams that evenlnii. Chick hours I've been going about this
is wealthy and Cleo's parents wish house perfectly unhappy and I've
her to marry him; au dotw Chick, been saying to myself that 1
I'aut's parents, also social climbers couldn't understand why f ever was
who have lost their money, with bom an( being born why I was
Paul to marry Connie Terhune, mcb , , m
very rich, and In love with Paul. m, , r . ml, ' .
LMspite tnese ueslres ot the par- - 7,
ems and Cleo's wonderings as to hlm- 1 felt m heart ur
whi ther she really does love Paul, '"(t and 1 thought my soul was stlfl
the two are married. Almost Im- "'. though all the while, it was only
mediately Cleo begin to learn that lhHt a,y stomach was empty."
marriage Is not altogether a path' laughed aa she gave me the
ot rosea. However, the parents are '8t spoonful of scrambled eggs,
reconciled to the marriage and the nut I noticed she looked at me very
young couple depart for the army closely and there seemed to be a
post, to which Paul is assigned. On Mile underlay of sorrow beneath
the train Cleo has an allegorical nor gaiety.
dream which indicates the prob-! " a all wrong, Cleo. she said
lems she will have to face. When Mnally. "You think 1 am smiling
the newlyweds arrive at the post, at you, out 1 assure you 1 really
auf Is assigned to duty at once am weeping when I think of all
and leaves Cleo, who knows noth- 'u will have to go through. Its
Ing of housekeeping, lo shift for wrong, mis mouern mea or love
herself during tho day. Johnson, a and marrlnge."
niki-r" ilemiieil in Pmiis miar. i Well, If Its al! wrong and you
lets, haps out enormously so Cleo know It, why don't you mane It
Is able to serve tea when Col. Bel-, "Km r 1 asaeu a nine uwamiy.
dim. the commanding officer,1 Goodness, I haven t the slightest
comes to pay his respects. This W'' how to make that or anything
colonel U a thnrnnehhnwl Irmao and right. In fact, I all sure I have
has compromised Itlta Thorndike, imaue tne worst possioio mesa 01 my
wife of a no-good lieutenant. Rita marriage and myself. I don't know
however, Is innocent. Cleo and anything about life and I am sure
lilia become great friends Quickly. ! that I do not know what love Is."
Cleo overhears the colonel and I "Oh, dear nita, I am sorry for
lllia talking and thus has "tho In- you." The words came out without
side dope" on the whole affair. 1 thought, for as I spoke all the love
After the colonel's dinner, Itlta i I had for Paul rushed over me like
Is Invited to lunch by Cleo. 1 wind from off a sun klsaed rose
.garden. 1 caught the fgrage of
"I haverTt got any luncheon for ' the love-flower. I heard the sel
you," I said dumbly. "In fact. 1 i dom-caught music of the stars slng
i . , . , , . ... ing together. I had one of those
haven t had any breakfast myself.' ( omn of eestacy which makes
"Oh. thats the reason why you , wortta HvIiik.
look as though somebody had 1 j j,now my fHCe changed to pity
broken your doll and the sawdust ; a looked again at Rita. "Surely
was running out of It rapidly. Well , you have loved. I-said quickly.
FOR SALE
WANTED
n
(Amnriiitftl Prtf Iuri1 Wirr.)
( KLAMATH FALLS. Ore., June
1 16- W. P. Myers, who quit office
last Saturday a acting district at
torney, following a prolonged
newspaper criticism of his office.
late yesterday brought BUit for
libel against tho Klamath Falla
Evening Herald, seeking $10,01)0
Mlnmaeea for alleged defamation of
hi rootriF Tim ur.nrnHiutit nr an.
Ncwlv-elccted President of nounced at the same time that six
Bimilar suits would be filtd against
the newspaper.
- .7 t ). A ..
t::.v ..;'., t'A AV-T-. r)
Storrow
Prcsiden
e Boy Scouts of America
I'ull SALfc Feetler bogs, Johnson
Produce Co. Phone a 7, Medford,
Ore.
FOR SALE Collie pups, eligible
to register, Claud tloft, Oakland,
Ore.
FOR SALE X fresh milch cos, S
gal. per day each. $40 each.
PhoneJI-Fi.
ni'lCK roadster for sahi. This is a
stolen car ami can be bought J
cheap. J. V. Casey.
FOR SALE Loganberries. $1 per
crate, pick them yourself. F. I.
Helta, lilenKary. Phnue f.F2S.
WANTED Old rags at the Newa
Review office.
WANTED Roomers. House close
I In, good place for working man.
415 Mill St ;
WANTED -KxperTenw'd dining
room girl at Cow Creek station.
(ilendale, Ore. Apply al oncu at
statlou.
WANTED TO RENT or buy; log
truck in good shape for hprse
team logging. A. L. Hougbtal-ing.-ilriilge.
Ore., or phono Rock
Creek.
V ANTE D- Torentor buy. .2nd
hand Kordson or steam donkey
in first class shape, tiive full de
tail and location in first ltfter.
A. U lloughtullng, liridge, Qre.,
or phone Rock Creek. .
WXNTED-ror 2men lo cjear
tana ana cut- wood on same.
FOR SALE Pack burses and sad
dle horses, also good fresh milk
cow. Royer Pros. Phone 14F14.
FOR-SALE One reglstored'a-1.
C. boar, price Via. Fred R.
Cacheiln, Dlxouville Ore., phone
19-F4.
FOR SALE Sturdy broccoli plants,
(4 per thousand, Johnson strain.
James E. Perry, Box 13t, Riddle,
Ore.
UKO'TOl.l plants for sale from
Ahltv strain No.
dir, HI. 1, Hox
Oic
Small timber 6 to 12 tnchea on
sunup, located on main highway.
Must have camping outfit. A. L.
HouKhtallng, Bridge, Ore. or
phone Rock Creek. .
MISCELLANEOUS
rl 75c, Jialr
iione S7-Y,
ftir sale
1. Henry Iau-
137. Roseburg.
Phone 2S-F12.
I do not know," she answered
uncertainly. "I thought I loved my
husband when I married hlm. but
now I despise him. In fart, I think
I hate the whole male sex."
I looked at her In horror.
Next How Lova Wilted.
CARD OF THANKS
Heat with gas.
Carlvlc Blackwcll, U. S. movie
star wbo bas been apKaring in
British productions fur some
time, 'is blamed for the marital
morning that he never mingled in j troul)1(;!1 of Alfred Haxton, Lon
a crowd where there was such per . , . , . . .
feet Kood w ill and patience dis- , " " "" " ""'"""J
Explorer Probes
Lost Civilization
plaved. Everybody was willing to '
accept the aituation. and waited for j
the busy sales eople to give them ;
attention, realizing that the man- i
agemt-nt was doing the best it
could to render, service.' While sales
girls and men hail been placed in
charge of departments, the crowd
was so great that everyone of them
were figuratively "snowed under"
inside of five minutes after the op
ening of the doors.
Mr. Maier also said that the Rre-!
ler company fuliy Intends to make
a chan sweep of every article that
was In the store at the time of the
fire, and the old stock will positive
ly be disposed of before new goods
are received. While the sale is on ;
slaughter prices will prevail, hoi
said, and the way the people of the
county are responding it is his :
opinion that all merchandise will
be sold sooner than was at first
anticipated. The doors open daily
at 10 o'clock, and aK.iln this morn
ing there was a crowd awaiting
for admittance lorn: before that
hour. As rapidly as patrons fin
ish their buying they find exit out I
tho back way. owing
of the expeclant shoppers await- imiKns
Ing at the front, and when ' the there.
pressure inslile the Diuiuing is re
lieved more are admitted. !
divorce. Haxton said his wife
and Blackwell occupied the same
rooms for some time.
( Ammh iiitril l'n-m Unwil Wirr.)
KI GKNK, Ore., June 16 The
new Kugene hofr'l, built and fur
nished at a cost of more than 4s0,
(n, was formally opened last
night. The new structure, seven
stories In height and with 1S3
guest rooms, u as thronged with
Kugene people and out-of-town
guests. Approximately 400 attend
ed the opening barupirt.
V. A ("Inrlt nn nf tliH lessees of
o the piinh tiv. huitO, Is an ei-I'01 Hand man.
managed seveial hotels
auspices of the Council of National
lHnse. ' . 4
"'? f ':"'r. r.!t "".r : British Woman
a camping trip beginning in the
Grand Canyon in Arizona and tor- ,
i minaling at the Glacier National
j Park In Montana, but his favorite j
recreation has always been in the
; White Mountain region of New
Hampshire, in which he has taken
,camping trips annually for several
years.
j Mr. Storrow has always taken a
great Interest In work for boys.
(About twenty years 020 he estab-'
; lished a boys' club in the west enTl
! of Boston, which he still maintains,
, as well as a summer camp in
Maine, which Is run in connection
with the boys' club.
I The election of Mr. Storrow '
'marks the flrct change in the pres
idency in the history of the Srout
nr-
the
one of the sponsors or trie move
ment in this country, and rach
year since its foundation his been
re-elected to the Important position
of leader.
DOLLAR HOTEL JT
ninr mc iq norno r::,'' w;. ' vn uZ
r hi if M Ml larll n-. former president held tl
LUUL1,L ,J Ul L j,1-W; position for fitteen years. He w
For concrete work rail Taylor,
113 No. Klint St. Tel. 223 R.
Louis C. Davis
Painting and Paper Hanging
Phone 569-R
427 East Douglas St.
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine
it rid your system of Catarrh or Deaf
ness caused by Catarrh.
SoUhr dntgmH fat aw. 40 yten
F.J.CHENEY ci. CO., Toledo", Ohio
Stock of Gents Furnishings and
I Army Store gotxU located at I"i
, Cuss street, liosehurg. Ore., will
! be fold by sealed bid at 11 o'clock
a. m.. on June 2d. IMCi. This stock
inve'ilorles K:i:nt;.22. fixtures l.".il.
: Certified check for 111 per cent of
amount of bid must accompany
bid, slot may be Inspected J.une
i 17. 1H and in, Vfl't. KikI.I re
served to reject any or ail bids.
Tli" Adjustment L'ureau, 671 1'it
tock block.
o
'.a?y Pitkin'! Peopl" who can
not alford to buy a new car, and
fMill feel the need of having one,
look for a good used car in the
New s-It'vjew classified ads.
4 l . r
4
"XL ..
V, i
kv
.5i
We wish to thank our many
friends for their kindness and sym
pathy shown us during the Illness
and death of our beloved mother,
daughter and slater; also for the
beautiful floral offerings.
Velma and Althea I'oe,
Mrs. Ilachel Whltsltt,
Mrs. Millie Ingram and family,
Mr. Arvll Whltsltt and family.
Many a king wears a second hand
Ulassltleu ana
I
Laily Drown, British explor-
c lirown,
Bart., with K. A. Mitchell
my dear child, I'll get you some
breakfast." j
"uo ud auow bow to make coi-;
ee. l aaacii wouueriugiy. j
Ves, uuu toast ana scrambled
c&s uuu oroiitu tweuu. l ou just
cuaie gut ntre in tue Kltcuca auu
il down aud 1 II show yoa how lo
uo it. 1 remember vtueu i llrst
ci.uie hero lour years ato 1 had a
4uijcoiiscious Idcu tnal ail you hau
to uo was to put your raw tood on
me lire wnn water or butler as
me case might bu and take It otf
some minutes or hours atterward
ready for the table.
"Hut I've round things very dlf
terently ordered. It took mo three
years of hard work, much planning
unit ihotiL'hl. iinil nianv tears, to
i .. . k.. .-i I crown. Who cares?
, " , . . , present choice listings of both new
to cook Just as one learns how to tnin)f(1 ,f ,hcy
play the piano. One reason why 1 ut y),Jr neeUg an(1 your purae-.
canie over hero this morning, Cleo, quab 'KM!
was because 1 wanted to save you
some of the misery that I had dur
ing the so-called honeymoon.
"I don't know why the first
month or two a girl Is married her
friends call It a honeymoon. I
j think I never was so unhappy in
'all my life as I was during that
time. I wasn't very well. I didn't
know how to cook. I was ioor and
: bad to gr-t some of my husband's
I meals. I found that he made no
excuses for mo whatever. He, like
'many other people, supposed that
icooking was-as natural to a worn
an as breathing, and one of the rea
'sons why I was unhappy w-as be
I cause he seemed to think that there
was something abnormal about nr
because I coul not g't a palata'jle
meal."
As ltila said this she was meas-1
juring out tho coffee for the perco
jlator and pouring the hot water
'through It before she sit It on the
! stove tp bubble and send out an
aroma that made mo think I was
nearly starved.
The baron was placed hinder Ihe
gas blaze with a pan urnl
catch the dripping grease. Half a
j cupful of milk and a little butter
'was put In a shallow skillet and
! throe eiigs broken Into It. I watch-
FOR SALE Two wagons. One Hi i
. wiile tire and one Democrat. 1
Iluilf for $1H. Fair shapo. 3KH, I
J.EJLHatfU'ld, Dlxonvllle I
FOlTSALE 1924 Dodge roadster, i
looks and runs like new. $501) !
discount. Seo (llcnu H. Taylor,' qh
catching motor co. iiosoDurg.
Foil-SAi.K Strawberry fariii78
acres, 6-rooin bouse, close tv
liosehurg. Very easy terms. In
quire Hosehurg Poultry Market.
Illi;ilGI!AIK PIANO uiir Itoso
burg will be sol( to a reliable
party at a big savings. $10
monthly will handle, a snap,
write at onco to Tallman Piano
Store, Salem, Oregon.
r
MAliCKL and bob curl
cut and curl 5oc. Ph
331 So. Main. Mrs. Amy Rogtra.
CAR OWNER won't forge-J tl
call 663 when In need ot uta
parts. Sarin Auto Wreak ln$
House.
CAN save you $250 on neVwjUyi
Kutgnt louring car., Will tradr
for hbrd, Dodge, Ilulck or Pliev
rolet. GLENN H. . TAYLOR,
Catching Motor Co.
PROFESSIONAL CAROS'
M ri PI.YLER ChlroDrictk
pnyalcUe, 12$ W. Lane St. , .
FOR RENT
TYPEWRITER
Lll-J.
Hill RENT
421-Y.
ViSii iYkxt-
garuire. 42
for rent. Phone
5-rooin huue. Phone
Keep the Rent '
Take things under your wtn)r
own the home you live In and
defy the landlord. Lot us help
you.
Contracting, Building, -Concrete
Work, and Furnish Eitimatea
and Plana.
J. E. RUNYAN
4 ST
Phone 202-J
South Jackson
Roseburg
SL
l'i to date apt..
I Pltier St.
with
WOMAN'S BACK
STOPPED ACHING
I Suffered Three Years.
Relieved by Taking Lydia E.
, Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
St Paul, Minn. "I hav a little
fftrl three years old ami ever since hnr
uirin i nnvu mii
fered with n.y
back an if ii were
bretikinfct in two
and 1 hod a tx ar
in? down filling
all tho time, i
also had dizzy
spoils and waa
tick at my
stomach every
month. I hrtd rt H'J
several Jettera
fmmwomcn in the
It la I HfWe hi itu mm fc"" --
ble Compounfl to my hualmnd for mo.
Ah a mtult of takinir it my hack h-ifl
6turHl tv-hingand thcawful hearing
down fecting in gono. I fftol itrontT
FOR HUNT Small furnished
house. Phone either 544-lt or 2K2
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooni,l
nasonable. . luitulru ai,-''Uneeila"
Lunch.
FOR KENT Two-room furnished
house. Miller's Adililiou; f'J pur
month. Phono 21U-J.
FOR RENT One furnished house,
another unfurnished. Call at 335
' No. Rose street or Phone JIli-ll.
rTia uKNT tt rou:n roitago at
720 So. Pine, with garage. In
quire at 3:U So. Mttin.
FOR RENT Furnished home for
summer. Mrs. Inez L. Clurk
pg.ino 1S1 R.
FOR RENT llirrlck rooming
houso, corner Pino ft Ino.
Vhone lF2l. C. W. Ilrailford.
FOR RENT 2-rooiu apt. with hot
and cold water and lighta. Fur
nished. 2 blocks from P. O. 17.50.
Phone 227-V.
FOR RENT OCT. 1-83 acres
known as Ihe Itreniner place, 2U
acres In young orchard, 13 acres
dat prunes bearing next year.
Will make resHnililc party who
will take care of place a good
deal. C. W. Adair, Forest drove,.
Ore.
Of course, we
pro'.td
work,
are rather
of our own cleaning
but . wo will say. that
ntty Master Cleaner la a good
cleaner.
We Clean Anything.
Our Auto Will Call
Phone 277
INTERESTING SPEAKER j
AT CAMP MEETING,
r, mv V l aai mviiini, "i""
'Cook thm nlowly If you want
them to bf cr' amy.- hht; advlsf-d aa
ii..! j I-- t xr v r .,
c-uK.. nnu ir. . . . wUl M BlJK)n sh. (,.ly H)nd the
arcliaeoloffist. haa lejucd a 0; ! concoction hile th.- bn-ad was
000 acre tract of land in British iiDtti,,inx
Honduras for 20 jrenra. The j verythlna; went
tract contains the rums of an
cicnt Mayan civilization, which
the trio arc exploring
on clock
work and bfforo 1 knw it a tray
was at upon th tfcblc In tho pull
man nook and wo two at down to
Rev. Smith, from MiihlKiin.
Kpok! la; I nlKlit to a vi'iy atnn
t j vi uiiilifiH-f at (In? I-r.' Milh(
ilirit ( amjHiMM-tiiiK at Hfllow park.
U't'Ht ItoMt'lmrK. I'tfliop Sfllt-w.
frotn JmiifHtown, New York, will
(K'lm r tht Htldrt'HH lonii;ht. If you
do not hwir hlm you will mfH
MOIIIfllllllK KOI III Wllllf, km hi' In a
wondt rf ii! rpt-ulti'r, and will (tivn
voii Moini'lhiiiK to ill Ink ii hout,
and do all of my huuaework and t nd I Sp"f-ml ninliiK hIko (IiIh ovoniiiK
Vt my little (fir I. 1 have at ho taken hv Um Itlitir ttuit'1 ouari-tlit frtnn
Lvdia K. Pinkham's Liver I'ilU for I Albany. Kvrryon' Invlicd ami It
constipation. I have rtcommi?n'Jcd I will not cwt you nnyTlilnir. I
theaemtfilicineatoaomeof my frii-r.da J COHKIiSl'oXDKNT i
and you may uae thia letter aa a tea- !
timonial if vouwiah. I will bepleoM-il GENERAL BLACK SMITH I NO f
to answer fettora of other women if 1 nnd horH shf'iniE. AM work :
1 ran help them by telling them what KUHranf ed. I'l nty room for farm t
nvduino haa dona for me." horses. C2Z Wlnrlieslor St.
v Pkick. 147 W. Summit Avenue, , north of auto cuniu. E. K. Wood-
' Minnesota.
WHEiN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
The Uiupqua Florirt
Choice Cut Flower Always
Fresh "
Finest Quality Artlstlo Floral
Designs.
Visit Our Greenhouse or
Call 40 K2.
LAUNDR? KIDS
cock, rrp.
TUBBY
How Wicked.
By WINNER
Voufti
SanitarvI.
METHODS
PLEASE
ME:
you OUGHT TO
Insure Your Auto
For Automobile Insurance
All coverages
We are at your service
G. W. YOUNG 6c SON
. INSURANCE
116 Cass St. Phone 417
ORANGE LANTERN
110 N. Jackson
Ued.r New Management
tnlik S'ire. Courteous
Trea'rtu r is our motto.
(! to Cents
s B
SAV.ITHCUCHT TcoTTA'wmX J.f'f
I GfN'ON V.F-I ctoJFOS'IW n
t:i i y
HAT AMSELlCd O'FF.O. -J
SAID ABOUT YOu - CME SMO f
Vov; VJA THE Birf,tT DUrAft
BEll oHt EVKf tAW AM
CUCKoo BECAUSE. VOvl WEAR
7
A MILlYUfJ DOLLARS
K,nk(t turn mAkt POM OP
i.-A MF. LIKE "THAT A6AIN I GOT
EvtM vunu ilr avjrk.mt
r vink ej i i rt"
NtTH ME I
I
t---
7V1LI WfSl
fAOllllP.
NO SIR .
'l hlf.Kf OlfeMT UP TO
HER HOUSE. AM MADE
THE viopVI Insult im
CAlf, AT HER VOU
EAJER SAv THKOVJCH
Waaa
B.fR.wse us Foa oob I
0 vJA1'HTPTION li I
The Hemic nfolk ot this
town1 are inlgliiy wll
plea -ert with .the satilturj
meihoils usi-l hy us. Thy
know (hat Ii Is a protec
tion for thi'lr health arflt
Ihe health of Ihelr (amlll
lo let tin jo their ltitinfllty
k. l.e us ilo ours.
Roseburs Steam ; '
Laundry ;
Roscburgt Or's.
s
Phone 78