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ROSF.BURC NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY, JULY 2. 1925.
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V A V W A.MhltlC. AIU IIIILtT
1 20th Century Grocery!
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Independence Day
" a r l 1 . I 1 la II i,H"- iniKiinn neve:
- v IH Trrrrrt-r Hoc o Haciha fr Ho mnAncnHont Acnoria ifr A other ixiblir MiiWinirH in w.
V K IhKiDH uk well u.h Ctrurd Coll
HAVANA. July 2. A Don rail
f of Thomas C. Waltnr In to be pre
M Willi d ly IiIh KraiidHon. Clark
Walter, (if Havana, to the I'liUed
.siaif, Ktvci niiit nt when CongrefH i
convene m JMi'Uiber.
jh uiijri i u. wit? purtrait wi. mother quaint, luodoat diary. The
the cast und we.-tt wings' of the
r.ipaol at Wimhiiu'toii under a
ruiDuii.scloii from J'reaideiit Fill
more. Hf him d"dt'nrd never a I
A BRIDE'S DIARY
A Love Story ol Todsjr
By Idah McGlone Gibson m
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PACE.
D; Z.
in old age. The best assurance is to lay aside something '" 1
1 each day. The 20TH CENTURY S extremely low
prices on DEPENDABLE FOOD STUFFS offer an op- jf
portunity, which if taken advantage of means 1m-
mense savings to you, in the course of time. Start
NOW to save and build up to that day when to the
world you can declare your independence.
Iiiludclrihlu. Ii ill. J In lss?
COOKED FOOD SALE
Holiday Offerings Friday and Monday
July 3rd and 6th
j ftp I Carnation Milk Q I JQ
... I U TalU, can 00 Wesson Oil Quart Can. 430 tj!
Campbell' Bean:
H The "Big" Tin
Economy Matches Noisel
They all Strike 6 boxes for 23c, 12 boxes for..
45c I
Crisco 3 pound
can
73c
Del Monte Medium
Asparagus Tips, 2 cans
45
Deiicia Sandwich
Spread, 2 cans ....
25c
Cleo Madison, euterulning ' that "mention"
friends, ruads from her grand-1 What question?"
I dua't like vou ta auk me
imppw lrinda are thunderstruck 'What of me?' when I tell you
ai 11. auu Buiiyreaaeu j irmi J m not going to keep my
;Usircs. When the girl leave, I mouth shut about the Colonel."
Cleo plan her elopenieut with Paul! "lfut, Cleo, you don't under
1 Aruustroiig, U. S. A., a boyhood : stand."
sweetheart. None the leas, she lu-j "I understatnd Perfectly."
dulics iu a putting parly with1 "Oh well. If that Is the way you
; Chick Adams that evening. Chick! feel about it " Paul rushed out
'Is wealthy and Cleo's parents wish i and 'slammed tht door.
lier to marry him; so does C'hkk.' As I'uul slummed the front door
I Paul'. fturentN ulut mtelul fll rn hura ' Joh n011 Canii. in tliA hapl "m,,.!
If you wish to buy supplies for v, bo have lost their money, with I t your table for tea, Mrs.
your Jlli of July picnic dinner, no paur to marry Connie Terhune, Armstrong?"
In the Piirile. Rnni.lu , I.. I., i . i. . . ... . : ! ah'. 1LI.L
... ... ....,... .i-,., jmj very ricn auu in love wiia I'aui. i mniv bo. i m going
, 3rd, when the Loyal Women's Uenpite thtae desires of the par- ov"r o Mrs. Melborne's."
V 'laaa of the Chriftlan S. S. v. ill tnis and Cleo's wonderings as to1 "You'd better hurry then, Mrs.
hold a cooked loou sale. whether she really does love Paul, t Armstrong, for I saw the Colonel
J o Ui,e two are married. Almost im- roming down the street and I
53 MODERN YOUTH ! mediately Cleo begins to learn that ,hlni ' coming here. Have
AND THE CHURCH marriage Is not altogether a path 'ou n4'"d of ,he lirappearanre of
lot roues. However, the parents are ""riiuine: i ne wnoie post
wiin ine gossip. -
my husband just told me
Johnson."
ne you will Da r don mi
Armstrong, for referring to
er but what do you think
Hie uewlyweds arrive at the post, ; , "' ,. ,. . . ....
Paul Is assigned to duty at once ,h'?" ' ,,lnk "h ha." Jow"'
and leave. Cleo, who know, noth- i f -1 h J" 1 ,hl?k ,he
ing of housekeeping, to shift for l ?i3 J I TJ "a,.ly
herself during the day. Johnson, a "JT1. nll,' Th"'d
"striker" detailed lo Pauls qukr- 'ZZ , ul""
ters. hel, out enormously so Cleo kfe.. had made way wl,h
is able to serve tea when Col I Bel-1 He IookP(, at , ,ntpnt, It
don. the commanding officer, was a Krnt Kome we WPreypUv.
come, to pay hi. respects 1 he , nK and , ,noll(!ht now mnchVt-,-olone
. a "lady killer', has be- ,r ,nfl prlvll,e 0,,,)er ,howed .
ome involved in compromising , ln ,nan the Coinel of ,no re1
rircumstances wit h Itita 1 horn-1 girnpn, now milch beer
dike, whom Cleo likes immediate- I nian ho wn if ih.,. .
ly. KJto is absolutely Innocent, investigation, he was almost cer-
A The following poem by Allien 'reconciled to the marriage and the
; Harness, w hich reflects religious : young couple depart lor the army . .J1.'
53 I as of many students of evulu- i post, to w hich Paul is assigned. On ' or c
... III... D.tn.Hn...u . 1 hu lr..ln I'lun l.ui an n II..it..I.I t ilO
cnes r Hfteiii-e. flrnere.l In ilie'ilream wnlcn lntllcatea the nrob- " .
n..m. .h. u-iil Ku-u in r.... U'h. "inn
...n.i.iw ' .1. " ..m u. ' " . ' ...
allty
In restless thought the signs wu
trace .
rrwlaim the ac,e is near.
When Kight shall conquer and ef
face . The t.trants, rreed and fear.
Forever in Hfr wide research
Moves Science on and on.
Her students . far beyond
church
To sunilt shore, are drawn.
tin
Preferred Stock Salmon Fancy Columbia Rier Chinook
Pack J pound can 25c, pound can
-New
fc? Hemalnlng in her stagnant nMit
5$ The church prolongs her sti ife
1$ To shroud the all-revealing licht
V Which Science throws on lite.
39c 1
Stuffed Olive Bottle 1 C Ripe Olive Picnic nft I Green Olivet Pint 05,,
3 oz. net I 3b cans, 3 for ZOO Mason Jar UJU
White Star Tuna White M?at Quarter, each I7c, Halve
Wax Paper 3 roll
53 5c size for
10c
Pineapple
Sliced, Igc.
Standard
cans, 2 for
49c
Shredded Wheat
Package
IOC I
Ily aid of Science men unveil
The vast age of the earth.
ft And find the records which detail
fc; The liible's pai;an birth.
K
The making of the earth begun
fc? And finished in six davs:
K (iod's fatherhood of Mary's son,
Reversing Nature's ways:
Such myths and legends far behind
We now bi-ln to leave.
W Kerr' Best Patent
CO )Q ""'fl'ia'ic creeds no longer
Flour 49 pound tack I ,$ZlZ3 "'"' lo believe
blind
hut is havlne a hard time of it, 1 ,in to hav' ...uni.inn ,
especially as her husband Is a no- ( hlm bllt he nevr naUcd an
good rotter. Cleo learns all ahout nd a, ne answered
Itita and things rapidly draw to- ..y i thouBht that m,Knt be
w ard a crisis fetich a crisis that a plausible solution to' her trou
Itlta leaves the post,' secretly to , DPA
Join a vaudeville troupe a Job . fhen yo thlnk ghe had
w hich Cleo gets lor her. Hits as- troubles. Johnson?"
suine. the nsme of Rheda Thor- Kvidently or she wouldn't have
waldson. The post Is agog with disappeared without any one
go-o'tp and wondering. know ing it "
Paul comes home from an all- j . And no one In tne Post doo,
night poker party, drunk and dis- know It?"
agreeable ...... "' han,t founrt any one that
He has lost $r,0l, inonly to the A?H, Mrs. Armstrong. Kven the
colonel. Cleo is furious, espwi- , H,a,(on Bgen, has ,,. nile,(ioned
ally as he starts picking on Kita s ! a,)d e said he saw no one go
good name in the morning. j through the station."
FOR SALE '
! 1
FOIl SALE White Leghorn pul
let.. Phone 210-L- betwe-n 4 and
( p. m.
FOR SALE Registered Shrop
shire rams. Koscoe Conn, Phone
6K24.
FOR RENT
FOR SALE Mowing machine,
hack and i milk cow. Phone
I4F2.
FOR BALE Underwood Typewrit
cr. Cheap. Herbert Wheeler,
312 N. Jackson.
FOR SALK Reversible reed baby
buggy almost new. Inquire Hi 8.
Pine or call 471 U.
FOR SALE First clasa broccoli
plants, Kruse strain Joe Harvey,
Koseburg, Phone 8F4.
'OR SALE 64-lnch oak dining
table, I leather-top oak chairs, 1
oak buffet. Phone 149.
MiTTED GEM POTATOES Suit
able for seed, 12.50 per cwt.
.JJunham' at Marahfleld, Ore.
FOR SALE Pack horse and (ad
dle horses, also good fresh milk
cow. Hoyer Bros. Phone 14F14.
FOR SALE-Sturdy broccolfplants.
4 per thousand, Johnson strain.
James E. Perry, Box 136, Riddle,
Ore.
FOR SALE Davenport, good a
new. Cheap if taken at once. L.
M. Fletcher, near Brockway on
Looking Glass road.
FOR SALE Ford delivery, ' ls2o,
starter, good rubber, $160. See
It at Turner's service nation.
Wilbur, Ore.
Kipper Snack Bone
less Norwegian, 2 tin..
15c
Norwegian Sardine
In pure Olive Oil, 2 tin
25c
Crystal White Soap
S b,ir3.
25c I
0
-
20th Century Coffee "The BeRinning of a Perfect Day" Direct from our
own roaster to your cup. 3 pounds $1.32, pound
45c
6
A wrathful (iod sits on a throne,
luVpeiisiiig death and blight,
And tortured spirits writho and
i IIHII
In hell-fire's lurid light.
I ROSEBURG STORE OAKLAND STORE
i 130 N. Jackson St. Old Baker-Flanary Location
v 1
piMMIWOIM1WMSIIOTMlsW
I - '- '
CARR'S OPEN FRIDAY EVE GERMANY CONTINUES t ET" t? I Bt fO
Oinvstore will stay oinWrt-miSja.. ,'.," "U.T. .. 1 1 UIUHUO
(iiiiii?, July y, anil n inaln i-losttl ' ' ' " I
t,(I)ivfnT KhowIimIkp nhall bo won,
K j TIih Iruth tlie world sha l 1c now.
V; iThc anrii nt, whin-, bcwhinki-nd
On
A The sky-man God must go.
i
,Hr is rprcdinR fjir away
j And eruulitf vBKiu and dim.
(Th' Cod. wlioin ihtnkfM now oh y,
I I ots not ri'3'iiihlf Him.
all day Salurday, July 4. Larru.
, ,
- PROrEbSIONAL CARD
" DR. M H PL l.KK 4-mropracU
ptiyaioau, 126 W. Lan tu.
Keep the Rent
Tali" llilnea iind'T your wlnr
own tho ImiiiA you live In and
defy the landlord. Lvt ua Uelp
you.
CchtractlnQ, Building, Concrete
Wtjrk, and Finnish Estimate
and Plana.
J. E. RUNYAN
-Trifl ('tiii't-m in whlih law
Ml.U of hv lii-rman noph hold
'lhi laic tinu pri'Htdi in. h ilMlm li
i l-.bTl, f.nU .Hqtii'iil i xpn-Hsion
; in tho numorouM pilKriuiMK- 'o
I )im tomh by rr-iiulilli un oruiiuixa
, itoni of variottH kitttlH. Thi ii an
lalways fnh llowi m on tho Ki'avo,
(uialshcd hy indivldualM or nm-loi-u
honorlnK hin nit-nun y, and o
poi litlly on Sumlnya tin to In imm
Htant h tropin of vIiuhm. Many
workors' ulimiiiK umloli" pny f ri
liuto to (tii'lr lido len t r li iiiK
lUR a UrKo at Ihh tomb.
Cook wltn naa.
Phone 202-J
fcionih J.n'ktioa
lioKihitrK-
St.
MANY INTERNATIONAL
CONFLUENCES IN LONDON
& your doctor. Vk-ks. how-
aver, will allay th irritation.
VBCtKS
tn Fond ahioiid ton coniinorcial cor-P'-spoiHli-Iil-s
tor tlio pui post of ic
portinx on initio i-4)iiiliiioiKs with a
view to piniu'ilitiK Japan's firoif;n
rnimnfiTo. Tin corn :ipund iit
will ( si nt to tho fnllowhiK rum-mon-lal
miters: Vladivostok, Si
hnhi; 'I'ioninin, China; Hankow,
Chlnn; Ciitilon, China; Salmon,
rroiii h Chiti.i; Itojiihay, British
Imlin; Mitnilit; Sydney, Australia,
ami Port Said, Ki;ypt.
; io I Is supronio, Pternnl Mind:
Ho dwells below, above
;His peaco Is with us and wo find
j Ho rules tho world by love.
I'ntocklnc Nature's secret door
To l.od whoso laws they learn,
A porfeet world, unknown beforo,
Keen-sighted men disrern.
Know God
Th" rlmroh nh;ill yet
aripht
And hy His hiws nhido.
The churi h hik Scieneo tih.ill unite
And prt-:re! whio hv side.
AUO IIAKNKS
Paul learns of Rita's disappear-
ai. 1 nnd rushos to tvll Cleo. He
suspcvJ her of helping Kita.
Cimk with Kas.
. ourorr,?!' Fur
Snicic (ur cm
Nonr'ic n'in'em
Those mc
fur em nrc tNnr
wlm've used 'cm.
I)ric in nntl
Vonfur"
1' , r
- -"V
I.fNlM), July 1. Indiin has
i,OMON, July 1 (A. JVJ
London has beeil the le.nllIU cell
tor of the world for inieniatnn,il
confironcos Hits year. Nearly Voo
AnieritHii and Canadian doctors nt
tenili d I ho rot i nt t mi cut ion.
After that tho not iuiji tuni
Kal In l ilK was tin wot hi i ail v. aj s
conferenct', hn)H',lU lo i.o'Hj.tn ,ti
the invit.iiH'ti ol the Ina.inte of
Civil Liiineers. Their a, .i.ia.is
will end July 2.
An inl i national cin( t vn o of
bankers wid bo held in ; u l aul
Will be attttl.led b b.illl.ei'.-, iioltl
I lie princii.it cities of I In
In addition to these iinui nili
the car's Hchedulo Im-Ui h r
oral iiiifrnatloiial t inn. ami p
matt -hes.
MAMMOTH SURPLUS
SHOWN IN
lLf Jltk a. MS .
ATLV. Tr'B
.V'.'..-"
REPORT 'p'V'ifZa (lies, hugs,
fi-ai .
roasuiv ; m
1 W-IA
WHERE Id RITA?
"You haven't a very pood opin
ion of the United States army
have you, Cleo?" Paul said in a
uasly voieo.
"I rort a inly have. 1 married
part of it. Don't be a fool, Paul.
You know as well as I that there
are good mvn nnd bad men in tho
pay of 1'wlo Sam just as there
are ln any other walk of life. Hut
I haven't tt very Rood opinion of
Col. Itoldon and it riles me when
you all censure tho woman and
lei the man ko scott free.
"Wuy. no yon know what yon
told me Inst niKht, whvn you wero
drunk. You said that Col. Pad
don was innocent, that Rita had
persecuted him and that she was
as guilty ns hell. Hon't you know,
Paul dear, that that old excuse,
The woman tempted me," is ab
solute." "Why all the camouflage. Cloo?
Com' aoros. Come cr'an. What
do yon know about this woman's
getting out of town? Someone
must have helped her and I think
it was you. Cnnif on. Tell tho
truth. What do you know ahout
it?"
-'pita is to', clover a woman to
confide In anyone if she was go
"Thank Cod," I said under my
breath as the doorbell rang.
"I presume that is Col. Peldon,
Mrs. Armstrong. Would you mind
answering the door? I'm slip
ping out the back way."
Tomorrow Cot. Held oil's
SMonl Coll.
PKO.MIXENT MAX IS
VICTIM OK DEATH,
WALLA WALLA. Wash., July
1. William H. tihaffer, ex-presi
dent of the North Pacific Miller's
Association, president of th'3 Prea-
ton-tihaiier Milling Company of
iWaitsuurK, and ol First lsational
1 Hank ol Athena, Ore., and promi
nent in the business und sociul
lite of Southeastern WauhiiiKton
; tor a quarter ot a century, died
at his home in Wait-burg about
11 o'clock, this morning at the
' ago of 64.
I lie leaves his wlta, a daughter,
'Mrs. Wiltna Roberts or Portland
'and a sister, Mrs. Kate Armstrong
ot bvatiie. all ot wnom were at
tho bedside when the end came.
Arundel, piano tuner. Fhone 159-L.
EDUCATORS ADVOCATE LATIN
AS AID TO ENGLISH SPELLING
FOR SALE Gallon glass jugs, at
so 100 feet rubber floor matting.
Bargains if taken at once. Pull
man Billiard Parlor, Cass SL
FOR SALE OrTGROUND 150 Her
wood, block and store mixed. J,
H. Short, 4 miles N. E. ot town.
ail downhill to Rose burg.
FOR SALE Furniture of 6-room
house, in good condition, also
some potted ferns. Mrs. P. M,
Mathews. 527 East Douglas St.,
phone 33-Y.
FOR SALE 15 minutes from post
office on old Coos Bay road,
fine chicken or turkey place.
Will sacrifice for quick sale. P.
O. Box 975. Phone 27F5.
SPECIAL SALE OF ENGLISH
TEAPOTS And one half pound
tea both for $1.23 on Friday only.
at tne umpqua Trading Post, 328
N. Jackson St.
WARNINGS OK tXHtKST
FIKB imoADCASTKD.
i uktland. July 1. Forest
fire warnings were again broad
casted today by the district office
of the weather bureau, which has
sighted more hot weattrer and
drying winds headed toward the
northwest. The hot weather is
expected to bit Oregon about
Thursday.
The warning of the bureau
nays that northwest and north
winds, possibly swinging to the
northeast in the western part of
the state, are expected to lower
the humidity and Increase the fire
hazard during the next few days.
Taylor-maoe concrete ta rooo eon
crete. TeL U6-B.
Id.
o-H'-at
with gas.
JAPAN TO
ASSIGN
TRADE
SCRIBES
TOKYO. July 1- (A. P Tho
Ministry of Cinntni ice ami hi'ln
try is umlcvHooil to have il eHc !
( ,m.H fl. -it IV-MI l..',t-. tt j
WASHIM'.TON, July 'J
final figures in hand sin
:.;.'mmio.imhi hiirp.us tor th
ear rendered Tu
attention was HnmM today to h re-
llon of e!fMiinti-M of receipts for
Hie y ar now in utiu;. 1 i ders
to reM.'W ;ltl of Hie tii;ie In do
tail, w-iv I mi i .1 by I inler -Sec re
laiy Winston.
11ARGER SHOPS CLOf-E
All union bather hliopi in ;n;e-
hili;; W ill be do; eil all !.! Jlll
nil.
K. K. Jf INKS, i'i i .
NOTICE TO FORD OWNCnS
Tlie repil.ir Tor.
ami f p- H Kmd
no 't n ttnreuii-uti
I'.ite law.
i A l.ockw ,i-d
roaches,
.nuts,
mosquitoes,
and
moths.
f LY-Pl l nnn-poIonoiM,
not Mum, and has a pUasant anJ
n trt'?thinj( tnlor.
l'ou ncctl I l.Y-DI all the year
una -always keep a buttle i
INDIANAPOLIS. July 2. (A.
P) Study of Latin as a means of
Increasing accuracy in spoiling and
understanding English words was
advocated today by . L. t llman,
professor of Latin at the Univer
sity of Chicago, bofore the Ameri
can Classical League of the Na
tional Educational Association
which is in convention here.
for him. The onlv thing that I Prof. 1 llman said a recent In
wnrries mo is that Km afraid the vostigatlon had disclosed that the
g ing to take a stop like tho on'
if 1 you say fhe has. What yon tell
me worries me. Knder tho crV-ciimsiiini't-fi
I think IhRt I would
take n nice doso of ntuson
"(!no,i Cod, Cleo! Don't put
that idea Into the Colonel's head.
He N narlv crny now."
"Serves htm right. It's good
-.nJ.
1 or al.' at
Chapman Drug Co.
Nathan Fulltrton
Marstori Drug Co.
M
lllWDMITB "HiivrCMrtNV
III -'J I i-.r. ' r,-, n
i'lr.i may hp true.
Clrr.. rii-il. rlon t talk this way.
lo you know what you nrp iloine?
Do you know that you sro talk
ing aliout the Colonol? Tho only
i:iv that ou run vol yoursrlf
riht. If you know anything at all
ati-'iit thl inani-r. in to cr to him
I ami Irll him th1 w holo story."
"I ilon't want to sot niyiclf
Iriu'lil. Kvi'ii if I kiiiw I woiililirt
toll liini. Lot him swoat a little.
It WlMlIll llll llilll ROOlt "
"In tho nioantimo what of mo,
Cli-o?"
"I.lrut. Armstrong am you
planning lo put mo In tho plaro
niailo ;,ranl tiv Itita Thnrniliko.
If Mi' han li ft, whirh I ilon't rrs. ss tho ilomand 1. much groat
think ho nan. for 1 saw nor lato or ihn the supply.
i'tori1ay nftornoon" I n
"My liorl. li-o, what ro yon! A quality prouuet for drllmte
acru-inn nio of?" Fkin. Itofn-Khlnit iinrt invigorating.
"I'm ncrit.iiiit you of nothing. Hath palta oFpocially prlcod, Vic.
I'oi 1 ilmrr llin ynii to nk mo l.loyd C'rorkor.
Klinlv of 1-alln ln hUh schools
".ml show, that roniarkahlo vital
ity which ha. ever boon tho mar
vel iif observers."
More than 50 percent of the
Knirlish words, hp said, are of
Latin utigin and "seventy-five per
cent of the error, ill spelling the
most common Knglish words of
Ijitiu ortin by seventh, eighth
and ninth grade pupils are nppar-
i-iitly remediable by the use of 1
propor methods In I-atln elasse.."
Alexander I riondurant, pmfes- '
sor of Ijil.n at the University of
Mississippi, said the South today
needs well-prepared Latin teach-
JAPAN-CHINA AIR
ROUTE PLANNED
TOKYO, July 2. Plan for a
regular aerial service between
Kakoshlma and Shanghai are be
ing considered here and probably
win oe included In a bill to be in
troduced at the next session of the 1
Diet. It i. understood a private
syndicate, aided by the govern-
ment, would operate the air .er- j
vice and at the beginning Onlj;
mall would be carried. Later.'
nowever, arrangement, would be
made for the transportation of pat
sengers. The proposed route
would be Tokyo-Osaka-Kagoshlma-Dalren-Tslngtao-Shanghal,
tho trip
requiring about eight hour, flying
time. .
FOR RENT 5-room, modern bun
galow. Phone S7I-Y. .
FOR RENT Furniihe rooms,
ckxw ln. 444 North Ro.e Bt.
FOR RE0i'f-41on.eeepiugroomi
reaaonable. Inquire at Uneeda
j UUUvlli
kklN'r Modern furnished
r Ht.
fXTSTiENT One-room ana1 two
room apartment. Hi B. Par
rott Bt.
FOR RENT 4 room, bath, private
porch, larga garden, phone. 6H
RorlsJ. FOR RENT Furnished apartment
close In. Inquire at 329 Eaut
Doagla Stor pkone HO-L.
FOR" RENT J-room apt. with hot
and cold water and light.. Fur
nished. 1 block from P. O. $17.60.
Pbon M7-Y.
FORReNT Four-room furnished
apartment with sleeping porch
and bath. Inquire 741 (South
Main.
FO"RRENT 6-room house, bath,
garage, pared street. 122.50 per
month. O. W. Young . & gon,
phone 417.
FOR RENT-Modern, newly decor
atetf, 6-room house, with garage,
hot and cold water and bath. 641
Fowler 8U
FOR RENT 10 acre, on highway
close In and near store. Large
house and plenty ot fruits of all
kinds. City water, G. U. Helbig,
407 West Cass St.
FOR RENT OR SALE 5-room,
practically new bungalow, with
garage; on highway Just north
of Riverside store. O. U. Helbig,
407 West Cass street.
WANTED
WANTED Old rags at the New
Ri Hew office. -
YOUNG GIRL wants housework or
care of children. Call or address,
703 Fullerton St.
YOUNG MAN who has been ill
wishes light work. Will work
for small wages. Address 322 E.
Second Are, N.
MISCELLANEOUS I
CAR OWNER lKnl forget U
call (61 when la need of auto
part. Barfft Aato Wreckini
Honw
NOTICBTOXOlXIBS and other so
cieties Rainbow Gardens Is for
lease to lodge dances any night
except Wednesday or Saturday
Call 112.
LOST AND POUND
7
FOUND Automobile tire, 41x38,
witn lira, owner call at this ot
flee and pay advertising.
FOUND Gold watch with mono
gram on front of case. Ownei
call at News-Rerlew office, da
scribe watch and pay charges.
LOST Two keys on ring with
name plate Inscribed R. V. Camp
bell, Roseburg. Finder please
return to J. H. Sinniger Sheet
Metal Works.
MARION DAVIES
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"JANICE MEREDITH"
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of all times.
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Designs.
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Call 40-FI.
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Garments Cleaned
here are cleaned top, bottom
and all the way through.
Try the Master Cleaner,
Our Aute Will Call
Pon 87?
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOT AT
Hotel Umpqua