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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. JULY I. 1925. SVTN 98c SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY , BATHROOM FIXTURES Glass Holder, Towel Bar and Tub Soap Dish all durable white enameled and offered as a set at the extremely low price of 98c Churchill Hardware Co. The Winchester Store ), .! NOTICl TO FORO OWNERS I.. . The regular Fori! reflector! ! and type H Ford leu 'will meet requirement ol the new state law. ! , ' 4 C. A. Lockwood MotorCo. ! ' R. S. Seofield and G. K. Woodruff. 2 well known local residents, are ) I thla week Improving the camp-; around site at the south entrance ' ATTENTION, MOOSE to the city of Roseburg and con-. Special Dueling Wednes- C 1 o Madison, entertaining I of you. man or woman, had don friends, read from her grand-j to me what has beea don to poor mother quaint, modest diary. The j Kit. llapper friend are thunderstruck "Vou d belter go and see your at its qualutLe and suppressed i precious Colonel and got aome r.-H h. ..r.,t nn n hum. 1 dav. July 1st. Lunch and pro- l?"""' V Ben. 108 I more gossip or perhaps make ar- " - I A rtl I tl f rri u II a A ILnVniUVl I 'I'hat tnintiav hurntasi t A BRIDE'S DIARY A Love Story of Today By Uah McClone Gibson Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE. FOR SALE already been erected and grouped W. A. BOGARD, Diet T bark of It will be the cottages for, w I 'the convenience of campers. When ; ! completed this will be one of the I! finest campground In this section for the yast number of years. Me i of the state and should enjoy a lib- has been a trustee of International eral patronage. Kine spring water for the past a year, a member ol will be piped to ail parts of the the International board of finance, grounds and the installation of and was at one time district gov fountains will add to the scenic ernor of the Wisconsin-Upper beauty of the spot. I Michigan district. o . I Mr. Moss is also past potentate A new shipment of plain and I of Tripoli Temple Shrine, president flowered voiles. A nice assort-; of the " Pt . P'- YONCALLA BASEBALL TEAM WINS CLOSE CONTE8T FROM REEDSPORT BY SCORE 0 TO 5 IDAHO WILL KIKHIIATK DKIUCATIOX OV ItKSI.ItVOIlt Yoncalla defeated Reedsport 6 to 6 In a hotly contested game of baseball at Yoncalla on Sunday. ! Jack Traylor occupied the mound for Reedsport and Turpin, the vet-: eran Yoncalla hurler, pitched for that team. Reedsport took the lead with a core of 3 to 1 unt the fatal 7th, when Yoncalla staged a rally which gave them the victory. A single and two walks filled the bases In (.YuoWitml I'rat Uwd Wir.) POCATELI.O. Idaho, June 30. A celebration at American Falls, Idaho, on July 13 will mark the dedication of one of the largest storage reservoirs in the world. Constituting one of the most un usual arrangements in the history of irrigation, the reservoir will cause the submergence of an en tire townslte, the bulldiugs of which have been moved to a new location. A lake will be formed the seventh, and the next batter ; of water Impounded from the slammed out a three bagger, scor-' Snake river. Ing three runs, which were fol-1 The reservoir will contain a lowed by two more. I floor of more than 61.0(10 acres. The Reedsport team worked ! breasted !y a dam about 7o feet hard In their half of the frame, and i high and a mihe long. The ca- succeeded In annexing two more paclty under the original con runs, but not enough to win. j struction, now completed, will lie 0 i 1.700,000 acre feet, or sufficient m en t to pick from. Priced at 13.95. Marksbitry Co. C, E. dent of the chamber of commerce, all of Milwaukee. In the business world he is one of the largest manufacturers of. Interior wood work, conducting one of the larg est plants in the country in Wis consin. A total of over six-thousand dele gates and visitors attended the convention, this being the largest representation of Kiwanians ever to attend an annual aession. Armstrong. V. s. A., a boyhood (That money burired in your weeinearL None the lea, an in-1 pocket, dldn t It? When you dulge In a pelting party with I couldn't buy worthies oil stock Chick Adam that evening. Chick with it, you handed it over to la wealthy and Cleo'a parent wish j some one in a poker game. I'm her to marry him; o doe Chick.! going to spend tne aiteruoon wun Paul's parents, also social climber Mr. Melbourne." who have lost their money, wllhl Paul had never seen me in such Paul to marry Connie Terbune, a fury and with his nands fran very rich and in love with Paul. ttcally clasping his head be went Despite these desire of the par-lout the door. I knew it wouldn t euts and Cleo's wondering as tob long before he would be com wbether she really does love Paul, ing back, because I was sure that the two are married. Almost lm- Col. Ueldou had tried to call up mediately Cleo begins to learn that i Rlia before me. 1 wondered If marriage la not altogether a path 1 the plan had worked. 1 hoped of roses. However, the parent are 1 could trust Johnson, and 1 wua reconciled to the marriage and the i almost sura I could, young couple depart for the army 1 was quite happy a I went post, to which Paul 1 assigned, un'aoout tne nouse arranging inings the train Cleo baa an allegorical .. Taylor-meoe concrete is good con nate. Tel. 225-R PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. rl. PLYI.BR ChlronractM nhralclan. 12 W. Lane St. MARION DAVIES In "JANICE MEREDITH" The moat BtupemlouR picture of all times. water to cover that many acres to the depth of one foot. While most of this storage wa ter Is tobe used for supplemental purposes on tracts under cultiva tion, the Kovernment has 120,000 'acres, known as the Minidoka ex tension, that will be brought un- dor the reservoir. So Important i is the undertaking regarded by , the people of Idaho 'in point of stabilizing values and bringing : water rights in the great Snake river valley, to a parity,, its lead ing men and publication hail the development as overshadowing all previous constructive enterprises in the state. I An elaborate celebration has j been planned. The committee in I charge anticipates an attendance i of 40.000. A monster jubilee has GLASSWARE SPECIALS Sparkling new glassware Just in. Real heavy, imitation cut patterns. Bowls, dishes, comports, nappies, etc. Priced 19c, 3ic, 5c, 7c, and 99c. See the mat Carr's. Also big line of plain and cut water pitchers and glasses to match; uherbets, punch cups, etc. COIL INDUSTRIES PORTLAND. Ore.. July 1. Six teen thousand Christian Endeavor leaders from the 48 states of the union and many foreign countries are expected to gal her here from July 4 to 10, for the 3nth Iuterna natlonal Christian Endeavor con vention. Governor O If ford Plnchot, of Pennsylvania, has been announced lis' one of the speakers by K. P. Gates of P.o.Uon. general secre tary of the United Society of Chris tian Endeavor. Other speakers will be: Ernest Cherrinelon, general secretary of the World League At.imst Alcoholism: Dr. Ira Lan drith. Christian Endeavor extension secretary and former candidate for vice nresirient on the prohibition ticket: Rev. nr. William Hiram, mm -mr. Foulkes of Cleveland. Presbyterian! NEW YORK. July 1. Seriou clergyman; Iter. Dr. Mark Mat- labor crlse threateq the coal min thews of Seattle, and John Willis) Ing Industries of both the United Hacr of Los Angeles, former moil-! States and Great Britain, erator of the Presbyterian general! John L. Lewis, president of the assembly. ' j United Slate Worker of Alner- Dr. Francis E. Clark, founder of lea, has publicly denounced the Ihe Christian Endeavor movement, i "infamous conspiracy" in the bl will alio bo in attendance. luminous fields to break the niln- , feature of the convention will era union, declaring that unless be an automobile drive of 175 miles the existing Jacksonville agree over the famous Columbia river nient Is carried out, a national hit-hway and then around snow- shutdown of soft coal mines may capped Mount Hood. The loop road be ordered. around Mount Hood is just being i in England a big strike threat- FOR RENT FOR RENT S-room, modern bun galow. Phone 379-V. FOR RENT Furnished room, close In. 444 North Hose St. L. C. SMITH TYPEWUITER-Cood value. Phone 14IK FOR SALE White Leghorn pul let. Phone 21U-L between 4 and ' ( p. m. i FOR RE7IT Housekeeping rooms, FOirSALE Fine sturdy-KoccoTi , reasonable. InQuire al Uneeda plant of Butuer'a late atrain. S. I Lunch. W. Leake. FoU It K.N 1'- J rooms, bath, private Krch, large garden, phone. 644 R or 282. ery on Sheridan treet. Kt-N I 6-room. modern tTO-5ATV-rrpi,jrir.-. k U noue. turnisneu. inquire at oi FOR SALE CHEAP New root; beer barrel at Cleo Confection-1 dream which Indicate the prob lem, she will have to face. When the newlyweds arrive at the post. Paul Is assigned to duty at once and leaves Cleo, who kuowa noth ing of housekeeping, to shift for herself during the day. Johnson, a "striker" detailed to Paul' Quar ters, help out enormously so Cleo, is able to serve tea when Col. tlel don, the commanding officer, conies to pay his re3pecta. The colonel, a "lady killer ', ha be come Involved In compromising circumatunces with Rita Thorn dike, whom Cleo likes Immediate ly. Rita is absolutely Innocent, but Is having a hard time of it, especially a her husband I a no good rotter. Cleo learn all about Rita and thing rapidly draw to ward a crisis. Such a crisis that Rita leave the post, secretly to Join a vaudeville troupe, a Job which Cleo get for her. Rita as sumes the name of Rheda Thor waldson. The post Is agog with gossip and wondering. Paul cornea home from an aii night poker party, drunk and dis agreeable. He baa lost $500, mostly to the colonel. Cleo is furious, especi ally as he start picking on Rita' good name In the morning. a little. I really Intended to go over and see Mrs. Meloourne and talk the matter over w'th her. I had an idea that she tell sorry for Rita. The more I thought about the matter, the more 1 concluded to let them all stew a llttlu while, especially Col. lleldon. While I was thinking about It, Paul came rushing back, lie jam med through the front doorway calling, "Oh Clee, Clee." "What's the matter, Paul? I thought you were out for the af ternoon, Stocks and Bonds We solicit Inquiries to -buy or Portland, Ore. sell any marketable listed, local or unlisted securities. Active market for Dtirant. Star, Flint and Rickenbacker Motor Issues; Public Utilities. Prompt attention given all or ders. Cash paid for purchases; no delay. Quotations furnished HOOD BROTHERS 8 Chamber of Commerce Bldg neen arranged, siaruns wnn ine : comnftPd by the United States for- fnllowlne formal notifitration eat service, and tne hnneavor cara- by the mlrte owners of their inten van of 25ui cars, will be the first i t,on to terminate the present ag group to use it. The government reemeut a move which Secretary has Bcrerd to throw the rond epen (-ook ot tne miner's Federation on July 10 to the Kmleavors, characterizes as a "declaration of Pageant of Procress, In which hundreds of Indians, cowboys and pioneers will appear. The story of the growth of the country will bo depicted. Secretary of the Inte-Ior Hu bert Work and Commissioner of Heclamatfon HI wood Mead will be the principal speakers. Covernor Moore of Idaho has invited the governors of several states other notables. and Cook with gas." Home Sweet Home Everybody wants to de sign their own home to suit. Why Not Now? We furnish everything from basement up. .. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY Roseburg Lumber & Mfg. Co. NEW S. P. LOCOMOTIVES OF MORE POWERFUL TYPE, ARRIVING FOR SERVICE whether It is completed or not The largest evening mans meet ings of tlit convention will be held in an athletic club stadium, sealinq 22.0m). The regular convention sessions will ho held In Portland's Municipal Auditorium. Music fs to be furnl-hed by a chorus of 5'M voices under the di rection of Percy Foster of Wash ington, D. C COLLARS AND PANELS war. ' Mr. Lewis' statement made In an address yesterday before the an thracite tri district scale conven 1 tlon at Scranton, was featured by i an attack on John U. Rockefeller, I Jr., Charles M. Schwab and Secre tar yof the Treasury Andrew W. I Melion. Purporting to draw a "contrast between the 'private and business morals" of these men, the miners' .chief alleged they bad failed to newest in neckwear at Carr's. Jab- three-cylinderjois, panels, collars, cuffs, rufflings In 8 colors, and fancies. Look at Carr's first for these Items. K!I1S ELECTS PORTLAND. Ore., July 1 The fln-t l wo of 111 n locomotives for the Southern Pa cific have been received on the Pacific coast for use on mountain divisions of the system. They are the latest development in con struction and Ihe most powerful single unit engines In railroad ser vice. The third cylinder has an ef fect similar to that obtained by In creasing t-e number of cylinders In an automobile engine from four to six. The hauling capacity of Ihe new type of locomotive is one-fourth ST. PAUL, Minn., July 1. more at a spetd of 25 miles an John H. Moss, of Milwaukee, Wfs hour on a 2 per cent grade than cnnin. Is the neur president of Kl t he. most powerful locomotive here-'wanis International. He was elect tofore operated by Ihe Southern ed at the Oih annual convention Pacific. They are sliKhtly over, held In this city during the past lnl feet in length, weigh 6S2.4O0 1 week. pounds and have a maximum trac-j Montreal, Canada, was chosen live power of 9li.3"0 pounds. All of by the twenty-seven hundred vot them will bo in service during the log delegates attending the con peak of trafric the latter part of veationn, as the convention city You will find a nice line of Ihe ; use their influence as stockhold ers In large soft coal companies to .prevent repudiation of the Jack sonville agreement. "If this situation continues", he said, "it may be necessary later on, to authorize a national shut down of the mines of this country while the government and tho coal operators and the representatives of the mine workers discuss .whether the Jacksonville agree uncnt 1 going to.be carried out." Hay fever, asthma, catarrh. Re lief guaranteed; within 24 hours or money refunded. Lloyd CVockcr. this year. ATTEMPTS SUICIDE CIIICAOO, June 30. Waller Krauser. who a few days ado fatal ly stabbed llernard Grant while tiie two were confined in Ihe ylauls, Kruse strain Joe Harvey, Uoseburg, Phone KP4. Foil-SALEW-inch-oak dluiui table, 3 leather-lop oak. chairs. I oak buffet. Phoue IVJ. West Lane 8t. FOHU CAR 1919, ha starter block. Looks like new. In fine condition. 100.0u. Phone 144. JETTED GEM POTATOES Suit able for seed, yi.bD per cwt. . Dunham's at Marshfleld, Ore. Foil-SALE Pack horses and sad dle horse, also good fresh milk cow. Boyer liros. Phoue 14K14. BROCCOLI "PLANTS Ready to plant now. Ashby strain, $3.75 .per thousand. M. Common, Curry Estate, KJF. DBox 85-A. OR7S aLE Sturdy broccoli' plants, 4 iter thousand, Johnson strain. James E. Perry, Box 136, Kiddle, Ore. KOll RENT 2 furnished boose keeping room.- Inquire at 811 Winchester, or phone 110-Y. POTritENT Furnished apartment close In. Inquire at 329 East liougla St., or phone 140-L. "Clee, Rita Thorndlko ha left FOil SALEFonl delivery, 1920, the Post.' "It'll probably fall flat then won't It?' "But I'm not joking. She has left and no one unless It is you, know anything about it," he said Buspiqlously. "Not even the Colonel?" I ask ed nonchalantly. "Say, look here! I thought Mr. Thorndlke was your friend." "She Is. That's the reason why I'm not trying to butt Into her business." "Well I want to tell you that the Colonel is greatly worried. He is almost sure that Mr. Thorn dike ha gone to her husband and he says that probably they were both In the game to hold him UD-" 'The unspeakable cad! "He careful Clee. You are talk ing about the Colonel of the regiment." -"If Ire wore tne president or the United Slates 1 would say the same thing." Tomorrow here la Hilar btarier, good rubber, 9150.- bee it at Turner's service station, Wilbur, Ore. FOR SALK Callou glass Jugs, al so 100 feet rubber floor matting. Bargain If taken at once. Pull man Billiard Parlor, Cass St FOR SALE ON"GROC N I-'1 50"Tier wood, block and stove mixed. J. H. Short, 41 miles N. E. of town, all downhill to Roseburg. (OH KENT Oue furnished house. another unfurnished. Call at 83 No. Rose street or Phone H37-K. FbK RENT 2-room apt. with, hot and cold water and light. Fur nished. 2 block from P. O. Ilf.uu, Phone 227-Y. FORRENT FduMooia furnished apartment with sleeping porch nd bath. Inquire 741 South Main. FOR RENT 10 acre on highway, close in and near store. Large house and plenty of fruit of all kinds. City water, O. U. Helblg, 407 West Cass St. Kill RENT OR SALE S-room, practically new bungalow, with garage; on highway Just north of Riverside store. O. U. Helblg, 407 West Cass street. AT DESK IN THE. NEWS. AND A FLARECP. "Don't bark out your questions like that. Remember my head. I can't stand It." "I'm not much concerned about your head, Paul." "Well, you ought to be." "You did It yourself, yoli brought it on yourself." "Oh, fur heaven's ak'a don't nag." "Well, what do you mean by telling me. who I shall have for friends and who I shall not have?" "I only mean that yon must not make a friend of Rita Thorn dike." "I don't know thnt word 'must. Paul, l'vo been hearing It a good deal lately. More than I ever did before In my life." "Well, you must hear It agatn. Personally, I think Mr. Thorn dike a very fascinating woman. There wasn't a man In the crowd last night that did not say she had a 'Come thither' eye." "It Is probable that all the women are so much against her because of this." "How you do love your own sex, Cleo. "Yes, I love them. I love them better than I do men. I love those that are real and honest and sin cere and there are more of them among women than there are among men," I asserted. "Well, remember, Cleo, that whatever you think of your sox that you can't burk It on some question. You will have to con sent to be ostracized If you make a friend of Mrs. Thorndlke. You can't make a chum of her. That is out of the question." "Oh. can't I? Well, Just let me lei you some.n.nK, ""'" Are yon miserable with an ach S""."'. T -V I .iT.V , ! " 'o you get up lame shall not havs for friends. As j J" "j1": """ugh th. dy rnr tin.. I .m so tired of hearing I flln "red, we.k and depress.! ? about hep and of having to stand I Then you -hould help your ATTENTION ' COUNTRY CLUB MEMBERS 8:30 Picnic Dinner and ! cards for member and adult member of their families, Thursday, July 2nd. (AaocUttd rnm Uuit Win.) SWAMPSCOTT. Mass., July 1. Again at the summer White House here. President Coollilge today re sumed the vacation routine Inter rupted by hi hurried departure to the bedside of his father in Ply mouth, Vt Considerable business was laid before him by Secretary Saunders, who remained on duty at the execu tive office In Lynn during his ab sence. The executive's next impor Eackactie Is a Warning! Roseburg Folk Ar Learning How te Heed It i up for her, that I mill not have ed lu smothering the flames. LAUNDRi KIDS m I Vie LAUNDER SHIRTS I AMD SHlRJ WAIST TOO I So TriATTMEV SM Aim flifcSHAND NW"i Your shirt waist and his shirt should take a trip to this laundry and return. They will demonstrate to you our expert ability, our Pto manner of srrving and our moderate prices. We invite jou to do this. Roseburg Steam Laundry" A V riIO.NL 79 for iiZti. Other seeking the hon ors were: Boston, Mass., Mem phis. Tenn., and Indlanopolls, In diana. Trustees elected were: Ralph A. Atnerman, Keranlon, Pa.; Ray mond M. CroHsman, Omaha, Neb raska; Charles W. Gold, Greens boro. North Carolina; A. Heber Winder, Riverside, California; William C Green, Farso, North Forfnfanttg Ii.-iknla; and Michael Gorman, of Invulidi, Saginaw, Michigan. -ThaAped President Prominent Nourishing lH c.aible No Cooking. President-elect has been prom- the big line at Carr s. wnn hiwanis save you money. n't' . , Kf. mm Hon for the murder of a policeman ionpr. w hen she first came here, and Kratmer awaiting a new trial a young girl, Co. lleldon looked on the same charge, today attempt-. n(.r over and decided that she ed to commit suicide In his cell 111 i might help him Shaffer the mnno the Jail by setting fire to his cloth-1 ,onv of his quiet llfo. Then be ing. He wa seriouiiy burned lie-i Kn exploitation No. 1. Next fore prisoners and guards succeed-; j,tPI,t. Thorndlke. who Is a sconn SUMMER UNDERWEAR Hig new line now In. Women's vests, unions, bloomers, etc. Baby's hould help your a 1 1 Backache Is often the first I'rinary trouble quickly follow. Neglect- i ed, there' dangi.- of g.a.el dropsy or fatal Bright dlseasu i Von't wait for serious keinej sickness! Use llo.in's Pills, a I stimulant diuretic to tho kidneys. b-fore it I too lata. Thla Rosa- burg resident tells an experence: Mr. W. P. Coulee, 319 W. Wush. Ington St., sans: "My kidneys were weak and I had dull back Avoid Imitations - Substitutes in'-ntly connected drel, even according to niascullno standards, decides that through her he can blackmail his Colonel, and after that every man at the Post considered her fair game, i t aches and felt dull and languid. want to tell you that as much s Vv klilneva lrr,,,l.rK i,,-. and children's siies also. White or i nk Rita. I think she 1 rather , fm, relieved the bnc s-)i, colors. Knit, fine lisle or silk a poor stick. I would get up in i tna other signs of the inmb'e." Ktyles, crepes and nainsooks. See the mens hail and tell all of you, iq. at a dealers. , o.,e Priced to the whole regiment. If necessary, J att c., Mfrs Buffili. N what I think of you. If any oiro ' WANTED 4 tant engagement is for an address Friday In Cambridge at the cele bration of the 150th anniversary of Washington taking over command of the Continental army. II Is Improbable that the presi dent will accept any invitation to leave the seclusion of the White Court until It has been establish ed even moro definitely that his aged father la In no danger ot a relapse. On his second crosscountry trip the -president encountered all the l Inconvenience of an ordinary tour ist. One of the president's limou sines was held up nt a toll bridge near Charlestown, N. H., by a stern woman gate tender who demanded 15 cents. It waa supplied by a se cret service man. In Lowell, a brusque policeman relinked tho president's chauffeur for stopping at a street Intersection while he waa figuring out which way to go. The president and Mr. Coollilge stopped for lunch at the village of (illsuin, N. 11., hurriedly eating sandwiches and drinking a cup ot coffee In an unpretentious room acres the hall from a oft drink parlor. DAILY WEATHER REPORT 0. 8. Weather Bureau, local office, RoBeburg, Oregon, 24 hours ending 6 a. m. Precipitation In lnche and hun dredth: Highest temperature yesterday SI Ixiwest timperature last night 53 Precipitation, last 24 hours 0 Tola! preclp. since 1st of month 0 Normal preclp for this month .32 Total preclp. from Sept. 1, 1924, to date .....41.91 Averngo preclp. from Sept. 1. I 1877 x- 33 80 Total excess from Sept 1, 1!I24 8.11 Average precipitation for 49 wet aeasons, (September to May, Inclusive) St 4S Fair toniiihl and Thursday; j warmer Thursday. WILLIAM BELL Meteorologist WANTED Old rag t th Kw Kv lew office. WANTED 150 goat. Address lock box 219, Drain, Oregon. YOUNQ GIRL want 'housework or care of children. Call or address, 702 Fullerton 8t. WANTED Concrete wort In ex change for excellent Dodge screen delivery.. Phone 42-J. YOUNG MAN who bas been ' 111 wishes light work. Will work for small wages. Address 222 E. Second Ave., N. NVaNTED- Woman experienced Iq giving cooking demonstrations, Addres L. B. P. cara of New Review. YOUNCTLADY Want room) and board with family. Reference If desired. AddreB V, care n view, r 1 I MISCELLANEOUS CAR OWNER lion't forget M call 652 when In need ot nil part. Sarff'i Auto Wrekin House. NOTICE-CommencIng July 1st, I am taking a vacation. No more brauty work until further notice. Many thanks for your genei! patronage. Mr. Amy Roger. NOTICF- TO LODGES and other cietles Rainbow Garden 1 fol lease to lodge dance any nlghl except Wednesday or Saturday Call 112. I LOST AND FOUND FOUND Automobile tire, 41x38, with rim. Owner call at tnla ol flee and pay advertising. , FOUND Gold watch wltb mono, gram on front ot case. Ownef call at News-Review office, de scribe watch nl pay charge. LOST Two key on ring with name plate Inscribed R. V. Camp bell, Roseburg. Finder please return to J. H. Biunlger Sheet Metal Work. . The Utupqua Florut Choice Cut Flower A I way Finest Floral Quality Artietto Design. Visit Oar Greenhouse or Call 40-FJ. Wives Sometime object lo IJfo Insur ance, Widow iitvT do. Oregon Life Cha. 8. McElhinny 24H N. Jaeknon St. TUBBY That Explains It v-gvr n i( T Xn n . f WfNOSiR. ?Nr 1 etrcHA voo fj L trfW A H0USEKEV.'E-J m n , C0ULf' GUESS J A kmiFeV-1 -'. I I BETCHfc THERE AiWt J f C IGOTifJcAY ooa ToP irrr MANY KIDS Kf SUE I V JAsS NsHE2 POCKET (ST GEE DOES Vtoe Vl MOTHER Allf)M 1QA TO CARRY A , V KEY LIKE THAiy By WINNER i iii -r.-.- i i . X I I I Vnvl To CTaV OUT AS 17 I VTI hr vjbe: she v u v lme awoO tao: CAVE IT Toll 0 n At Nie-W'J?!!!-.'! n DOM'T F1 I'll " 1 1 i ' Garments Cleaned ' hero are cleaned lop, bottom and all the way through. Try Ihe Master Cleaner. " Our Auto Will Call Phone 277 WHEN IN ROSEBURG STC AT Hotel Umpqua
