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ROSEBURG NEVS-REVTEW. FRIDAY JULY 31, 1925.
SEVEN
You Can't Imagine!
A Satisfactory MtJ Without Bread ,
Best Unbleached Flour, per bbl $9.40
Bleached Hard Wheat Flour, per bbl $8.80
Good Blended Flour, per bbl..... $8.20
See Us First We Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSEBURO OAKLAND
Loose Second Cutting Alfalfa Hay for Sale.
RECOROGROWD
OUT FOR CONCERT
HELD LAST HIT
i The crowd, wlik-h turnr-l nut last
flight for the regular wrckly con
ct'it of th DoukUui County t'mcr.
Itanij, wan thtt Urjftvt ever atieini
i ln(t unt of these events, it was es
timated that more than two thmi
1 Kami pemons heard the band ptay
Lttbt n i tit, and amontc the number
I were many tourists who praised the
j local band very hichly, declaring it
i to be one of the best they ever
heard.
( A number of the park benches
i recently purchased and built were
placed in live, and the crowd found
I them a ffreut comfort and conven
ience. These benches have been
I paid for by local merchants, who
'are putting small kIkhs on the
; backs of their benches. The band
boys put the soajft together and
painted them, the lumber having
I been cut by the Hose burg Lumber
; and Manufacturing Company
A BRIDE'S DIARY
A Love Story of Today
By Uah McClone Gibson
The Mory Ko I'nr. uniX marriage sent nie off on a
Cleo Madison, after eloping I "e" lllfk' ,
with her boyhood sweetheart.
If you - should divorce Paul.'
i i. ;.i a-.,,.,.,., said my heart, "it would be the
to hi. army post and she finds , niliiaiion of him le would go
out a lino imediiilelv that mar- i ":"'"" " " " would
ried life Is not too rosy. There n,'"k ni, ""'' u,'l be
i, n h intrigue' at the pot. " entirely. Hut will ho not go
Rita Thorndlke, win' of a no-j "" ,; my common s. nse ask
good lieutenant, flees from the '- I to date you have not
post alter muc h gossip about her I '" "le restrain him very
and Col. lllakely lleldon. Cleo ma- r .......
helps Kim and resolves not to et-haps I haven t tried, in
let her own name heroine the ered my heart, and 1 now. alas,
subject of gossip, l'uul exhibits . 1 " frald It Is too ate."
a passion for gaml'.ling; loses I es. I am afraid it l. ssld
500 to the Colon. I one night. In' conscience. I-am afraid you
pays, and loses $:no to a pnlr of i hv '" ' ' Parting of the
cheap gamblers the next night. .. ., . , . .. . ,
lie is broke and gives the- gam-I , lon t say that' almost shrlek-blers-hls
wife's car In settlement I ' heurt. Its rapid beating
of the debt, Cleo Is furious; the - seemed louder than a tortured
colonel wants to help and Paul I RlTeani. I dont want to bo re
is somewhat sullen. mim ed that I have come to the
parting of the ways. I will not
THE RECKLESS I'HOK i own to such horrible things."
' i "All right." said my common
I hung up tho receiver with a ' m, ui nmhnhiv imva
bans and sat down. What was eI10u-i. eise to thluk about In the
L 7,UL,?,,. ZLr,l ...,,nl The band is preparing for the j I to do now? I was at a perfect I npxt nour for here come. Col
' stale fair, having been engaged to ; loss, it t gsve up ana too ? ; iieldnn "
T lZ:,h?Zl''Z:. W .",hT . ' for -that event Ibis year. They car back knowing thai it was paid TomwPnw. An Offer Itefuso,!.
man just nuna lucx uui raw .,,. h . renertolre and
nse of judgment coupled witn aj K . r.....,t..i, uv..iiun
rare sense ot humor and. of course. ;mu9c ,n concert4 ,nd on the
r toleration.
march.
Liberty Theatre.
Common sense Is another of Hie I Peters, In his lntost role, Is in the
assets belonging to ma' l.iml. With-1 full . ne of tho word, a brawnv
Ollt Common Sense there would be I man of the tea endowed with a i
few things accomplished in this i sense of the beautiful. ' In his woo-1 country trips, phone 4 4
world. A person s common sense
vill guide him a great, way in do
ing things that he is not very sure
of, and the phrase, "Use a little
common sense," has become more
or less an axiom in the business
world. In "Meddling Worn'
for with Col. Ilelilon's money, I
would nut myself in the fame po-
sit ion that Klla Thorudlke had
How easy It was.
Coox with "gas.
I thought to MORMON MUSEUM DRAWS
Vnr nrnmnt fsvl service rltv orldron all unknowingly into a lllO-, THOUSANDS OF TOURISTS
sense of the beautiful.-' In his woo-1 country trips, phone 44. rsss that would suck one in
lng he did not resort to the usual I Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 1S9-L. deeper and deeper until gett g , LA hR C TV 31.-
melhods of the cave man of legend I 0 l out was Impossible. "This Is the Mummies of atulent houtherli Utah
nutnodBot thecuvemanot i.geuu. r c.gtlT,CT. beginning of tho end," I said to cliff dwellers, weapon, agrlcul.
7. T" 7. j dig up PART OF myself, "either way I tak It. If, V"-! Implements anil -other relics.
Man Loses Hope U primitive bkull I 'le "e car buck. I am iihso- declared by some archeologlsta to
"For ten years I suffered severe- mwiinvfc hull ,.v whin ,ho powr of bolh be among Ibe finest specimens In
ly from stomach trouble. The doc-j jrm'SALEM
which comes to the l.ilierty theatre ' tors said I had cancer of the stom-
beginning Sunday, Lionel Barry. ' ach ami lost nope when they told
more uses his commo'i sense in not i nie nothing would do but an opera
permitting the interference of his Hon. I took my
last round of
July 31. What
appears to be a very substantial
missing link was discovered re
cently near Tiberias when the
.... ... r . nPn,ltlva fctimnn
mother and aunt in a debatable Mayr's : Wonderful Remedy 2i years ku w'a une,rth'ed , , cave
qiieuiiun uihi nas arisen ueiween i nnu. oiuet- int-u i irt-ij r umons: well define
111 wni- aim ms ufv ui anu a. n . deposits
common sense saves an embarrass-; simple, harmless preparation that . rhumrtprlyeiJ
. r"' bvlhprXXu:kd'v,dc;meMCof "ut
I ,.. .i.i,.K " . supraorbital prominences and de-
Col. Tteldoii and Pnul -VntroiiK. : ''xistencc. are housed in the small
If ! stick to what I have Hiiid. I mus'uiu of the Mormon church, lo
.hli kpvpf h hnv mrnin with .,l Temple block here. T
, Maiestle Theatre.
"Adventure. the Mctor Fleming-; 1 nTi ' pn t ln.o , ininninfii ' and conforms closely to the
rammount production of Jaik Kon-tt n,al '""''. nt udlng ftppendi-, N rt(:n, . Kuroiiean tvpe not
ii..n'a uiwn.Mn7 uimth .,nrv villa,- ( ne ( oha w I con vince or ft eHnai " European ,lul
dims absoihing South Sea story, niflliwiwl A) nii .impHo.- prcvUu.-i y found on the Continent
which s now n av nc at the Ma ex-! ey refunded. At all druplbis. f
tic theatre, has an Interest for the j , 0 ,, " (i. 1rnvilt(nn bv the
DANCE AT TILLER 1 British School of Acheolo'gy of
-, I tpnmnlom In m. eavo 'lit Tilbcha
Saturday night, Aug. 3. Good ' 4,H- Tiberias that wns rewanled
with ibis romarkablo dirtcovery.
my husband.
I did not understand, dear diary,
how Faul could possibly have put
M us tori an ne In snch a popition. Of course
1 unqnrstomt that ho had none
H tinder impulse, but he had riono
many thiiiKS under impulse lately
that made me understand he ne
ver thoucht of me. The only ex
cuse I could find for my husband
was that he had told his colonol
average picture piitron quite apart
from its entertainment values
Woven into the warp and woof i
of the plot are many stlrriiiR furl- rnuMc and a fine time for
dents that have intrinsic merit as . Come and bring your friends.
" "Well as dramatic HiKHif 'cam . That) c
in hfmia0 thv tilt iil rnntlito)'tihtt I
light on the habits of the native i SHIPMENTS OF PEARS
savages and give .us Risctna'fng
glimpses of the primitive customs
and life of the white folks who live
among them.
(Ine of the unusual features
FROM CALIFORNIA TO '
BE HEAVY THIS YEAR
with
! Professor Garstang. director or the
I school, w itnessed the discovery.
which was made by Mr. Turville
j Peire, formerly of Oxford and now
a student of the school here.
museum, visited annually by thou
sands of tourists, also contains
1 many relics of Mormon pioneer
days such as spinning wheels and
t household Implements.
What Is declared to be the first
hoifo built In l'tah it is nearly 100
- years old stands just outside the
J main museum building.
Kvervthine vou need for vour
that the car wa his and that he , camping trip. Zlgler-Fee Hdw. Co.
would like tg sell It. - Col. lleldon o
would know better than thK as ! ... .
I hurl told him that I thonnllt ! e 1 'T-U.
ANALYST. CO-WORKER
OF FREUD, DIES
Speaking of the pear crop condl
lions in California, the California
which the film Introduces is thermit Kxchange or Sacramento
"table duel," a novel method, quite said in its last edition of "The
common in the South Seas, for set-! Blue Anchor," that the Sncramen
tling an argument or an alfair of I to Itlver section usually ships the
honor" with neatness and despatch. I big majority of its pears to the
The "llible duel" Is undoubtedly eastern market and Ihis Is the
Ihe forerunner of our mod"rn and (case again in l!l2f. The Itlver crop
moro civilized methods of du dilng Is somewhat heavier than
Cook wltn gas.
MODERN DRESS
GETS O. K. IN CUBA
HAVANA, July SI. ((A. .)
Short skirls, peek-u boo wal.sls,
bobbed huir and lipsticks are not
burred from Ihe public . Wi La de
last part men! ill Cuba
In the nhotnplav. Tom Moore and lyenr and Ihe quality is said to be I hccrelary ol public works carioo
Waller Mctirail engage In a "table lexcellent. According to estimate. Miguel de tespedes made Ills
duel" when they disagree ever;in Kl Dorado counl the pear crop , slalemeni in uenxmg inni ne pian-
Pauline Starke.
Wallace Hiery
iis a
the car in which we saw ihe two
men driving was mine. ,
He wfmld nut two and two to
gether and the answer would be l V1KXNA. Jnlv 31. Dr. Joseph
laid clenrlv hernre him. He could' Preuer. one of the most widely
pav bark the J500 bv giving back 'noted of psycho-onalysts, died re
the car. Col. lleldon had evl- : centlv at the age of 83. As early
dently kept silent about what I as 1S2 he was credited with cur-
had rn'd to bim. however. I had ing wttn the atn cf hypnosis a pro
asked him who the men were and :nounced case ,of hyst'Tla In a wo
he. knowing that they were no-;msn.
torlous. gamblers, knew the whole I It was this epoch making cure
trv iut ns well as If Paul had 'which Is said to have led lr. Slg
toid it to him word for word, the 'mnnd Freud, 14 years younger
moment Punt said be wanted tn'thnn nr. Ttreuer. to build up
qell ihe car for $rn0. , D rsvcho-pnalvtlc svstrm of his own.
I woiild have given anything tn ; Subsequently, both scientists col
bnve Vncwn what to do and yH' jlnhornted-in settlnc down thdr ex-Inei-e
I In n strange pliict' I'. rli-nces on this suhjerl In a hook
with no one to help me. Nri cilled 'The Psvcbic Mechanism of
v ei"nn to ro to for conn-el. I I'vxte'lcn1 Pioblems.' published In
wished for Ilheda. I could have jign, and In a later publication,
Inlil eer lter:inn one lino cone
Ivsleria.'
and
quarter less than last year. ned dress regulations for women ,hr,h !, the same thing ,r. iir,',,or did not entirely ap-
er and1 same as last year, and l-ake coun
,!' practically the same as 1!C4.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
tlaviiinnri whl I'lar. r and s,,l:,n i roiiulies employees of his department. The
ii . oi..., f..,.,r..A un.l ihu oru hnni the name last vear. secretary also praised reminine
suuisirtine cast includes Ihike The Santa Clera valley nas less , empiojes iui iu.-u rum. ...,
Kahanainoku. amati'iir swimming than 1924, Carmid Valley about Ih
champion. James Spenci1
Noble Johnson.
'Antelfine Vallev 111 southern Call
Antlers Theatre. . lornia has about half a crop.
Kate, fear and love is Ihe slrange From these conditions, the Cal
cnmpoiiud from which House Peters Irnrnla Fruit Exchange estimates
latest starring vehicle, "Head ; the total shipments fresh to east
Winds." the Universal Jewel fea-jern markets will probably npprox
ture coining lo Ihe Antlers theatre, lmate 6.500 to 7.000 cars. This, of
tonight and Ktfiurday. (course, leaves out the tonnage to
II was an Innocent trick of fate be canned and the small tonnage
that made John Peter Itosslyn. as dried.
portrayed by Peters, a wealthy
yachtsman, and
regular man
Perfume Fpeciai a, distinctive
Highway Construction,
County, tiregou
! herself. Of course Iberrt was Mrs. prove of the !henr!es whiih Freud
veil.-i.rn. h"t I could hardly ronllnued lo sdvanre end soon
tell her my dilemma for I knew KnVi up further analvtiral re
alm would look at It from a to-1 B,.ari., wnrKi hut his personal rela
tallv different standpoint than I ) ttons with Freud continued un-
leotild possibly do. ' marred
laiuglasi a most horrible, thoegbt struck -
among men. l.lll lo nu oiei nemn " ., -,,. Hr, v,mr hlll,
love with the petite, though neatl- i,ly vou i more particularly described as troiu best dancer of all the girls in the
' ' ' o-ith n email nne for Voiir I
strong Patricia Van
Chas. S. McElhinny
"The Widow' Friend"
Oregon Life
248 North Jackson
with a email one for your purse.
Lloyd Crocker.
Louis C. Davis
Painting and Paper Hanging
Phono 569 R
427 East Douglas St
' NPKIM.MKU TAIM Il SH.I
AMrrUtxl Vrrm Win.
! ElUiKNK. Ore., July :.l. In
terest of Floyd Westerfield In the
i Springfield News has been sold
I to H. Klmer Maxey, it was an
nounced today. The two have
been oieratinR tho Springfield
newspaper in partnership.
run if I fminrt Irrnt 1 rmilil nor
1.1,1, Cm k,, ..i..i Kv ...... , I LOOK Wltn KM.
"I ni' " ui"a "i nviuM u-imv Willi Hill Wltill f'idlltl t" :
the county court ot Joula county, ' j hnd never been te-ht anything r
On'Rim, at the court limine in ! i xnt enjoy mvselr. ' I COMMF.Rrg COMMISSION
HtMt-burK. Orefjon, ai 10 o'clock, a. I I wns not Kke Ithe'l;i. I hrid j REFUSER DECIDUOUS
m. on the lh day of AumiHt, lUiT,no frerlHllv. True. T ronld ilanen I FRUIT RATE CUT.
for Ki'avi lliiK work on a section ol in (lie hnUrnoni effectively. Tj
road between the city limitH ofjpmilpd a little to mvaelf as I The Ittt.THtate fonnnerce Coiri"
Jtotioburg and 1'ortland St, on the j thnneht of how nil the men nt J mifon has. by unanirn'Mi vote,
new Ml. Nebo road. The work in-.everv party I ever went to. would inVHcled BKnlnst the rumplalnt of
voives approximately 1113 rods ufleu n on my partner, hecmiae I ; Califnrnift fruit Einwera and nhip-
K raveling bar run. me limits bein;;hrtd he repntat'nn of beltic the I jut of fresh fleriiluous fruits to
trn marrfetH. In which they
Portland St. to the city limits ot ra,nir. The Fmilo w; nlniof have b'en seeklnc ft rate reluellon
Hos bun:. iturninc to tears as I wnndered ii frciiii ili. rte growinv out of the
No bid will be considered unless ' Chirk would net rte n position as war of $173 pT hnnlrel pounds
accompani d by cash, bidder's bond hostess nt one of the hotels in to 1.44. says the Caltfornia Fruit
ur certified check for an amount i Vasmdena. And th n. such Is mv;cs. The latter even would he
equal to at least five (5) ht cent 'rc-e" for the Inroncnioii!'. niv material y above :he pre-war level,
ot the. total amount of the bid. l-mlle pre a hi hro;.d'r when I The roiiim rr.. ('mimilKion. how
A sufficient bond will be r quir- MionrM of nil mv friend lrip'n(r -r. find. ari'T careful mnlder
ed for the faithful perfnrnmnce of nt ,hn phtzza to, find me a pro-Run to the matters mentioned in
ihA rnnii-nni in a an m mmt in nno. I fesional entertainer there. 1 1 -om"i"int cf Ihe California In-
iiowcver. mv innuKiiiH wunm nusiry, iiiai as a wiioie uif ri
alwavs come hnck to the heart- assath'd "are not unreasonable nor
half the total amount ot the bid
1'lans, Bpecifical ion.s, forms of
contract, proposal blanks, and. full ; '"e'-kinu fara that I'm ill had vlr-(unduly prejudicial as alKed.'
LAUNDRTK1DS
L. AMD
Information for bidtlers ma' be ob-
ArITII r II 1) 1 ITT uini at the oinee 01 uie county
llllLLJ IH rAlll Ubrkor the roumy roadmaster.
runs to Mother for relief. K'0"1;1 ""use. ftoseburg On gon. up-
So do the crown-ope. 0,'m"T or one 00, a. .
Mothen, Just few dropsofi ln wrvi-u 10 reject
ruiMBPM aim,:.'' ." '-V' ' iit i had n.nen tn
sr M-mATm aAu mmm -m av up- l i;jr.l til ll llMj,-ain (l IIK'U
COLIC and DIARRHOEA i best for the county.
REMEDY !. Ira It. Kiddie, County Clerk of
in a little sweetened water Instantly !ouKlastCounty, Or'ron ,
relieve pain in the stomach and (rf'-al) THK CHI M V COl'KT
bowels, cramp, colic, weakening, or mrtiLH Cor.VJ V.
diarrhoea and those aumach aches r,KO. K. gl'INK, County Juie.
and pains ao inseparable from ths KliWIN W'KAVKU, Coinmiji
years of chiMhood. I sfoner.
Keep it always in your noma. r T.. BKCKT.KY, Comm
tuallv o1d me to Col. Iteldon The cnmplaiitt. which has been
o hetn him out of n psnihlinir on the docket for some Mine, was
deht and a direct theft. It n-fit- argued M material h-nuih before
tered not that Vaul had stolt n an examiner In .San Francisco and
the car from bin wife; it was a hq4 , t-.en promoted very actively
theft, iieverthelens. (hy the California (inwirs anil
I fllmoMt wifiiied. dar dim . Shlpp t Protective !,eaKiie. It Is
ove wilh tfieinow dlsmlfHed. Large growers and
t colonel, for such wui my mo'd t shippers iiere prdicl that then1
'that If I had. I would have hud ran Ih no development in our lu
ll o co m pit yet Inn in telling P:i ul j d us try under this $1 .73 rate and
I that of two evils I had de id- d j point out that there Is lltl'e oppor
, to rhooce the; least ant! tin 1 at 1 timi'y if developing bu.lnns In
In my mind at the moment w.is,fr(.sh d'cidiions fruits for the
Col. itlakely Ptddoa. I wnd'T if smaller market of the countrv. in
i Col. luddon would marry n m -x e, j u,e intep nt t Inr-reased diKtribu-
I p.irtli ularly If nhe had dior' d jtion. wh.-n they are eompidled to
loner her husbund? The word diw.r.M pJ(v this hih transportation cot
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PACE. 1
AT WOLF CREEK 7
K. A. nrltton. IXnislaa County
scout executive, telephoned lo the
Newa-lteview office tf.U morr.inn.
that the boys who marled the
Twin Lakes hike, had returned
to camp In safe condition. The
boya did not reach Twin uikes.
u in making light, packs they
tailed to take sutttcient food to
carry them over the full distance.
However they reached Snowbird
camp and eujoyed a fine outing.
.Mr. Ilritton will De at ins omre
in tho Armory from 1 o'clock un
til i p. in. on Saturday, and at
that time will be glad to discuss
arrangements with any of the
boys interested In the second
camp which starts August 4.
FOR SALE
For concrete worK call Taylor,
11S No. KHnt Si. Tel. 26-R.
FOIl SALE Fluff
Douglas St.
rug. 121 W
FOX TKKKIKH 5 each. J
W.' Mclntde, 1145 K. 61 ll.
FOR SALE A young roan Durham
milch cow, 30. Henry lioltrort.
Looking Class. .
FOR SALE 25-20 Winchester car
bine. In good shajie, f 16. Mar.on
Kmmltt, l'niiqua, Ore.
FOR RENT New. I roora ' fur
nished house, 10 per month.
Miller's Addition. Phone 210-L.
FOR SALE Pact, horses and ad
die horses, albo good fresh milk
cow. Bover Uros. Phone J4I14.
FOR SALE Pure elder vinegar by
gullon or barrel, llring contain
er. F. M. Curtis, Edeubowcr,
Phone &F4.
FOR SALE A few registered
Hampshire rams, yearlings. Call
on or address J. L. Aiklns, Rid
dle. Ore.
FOfiTSAT.E Largo typo pure bred
Poland China pigs; also young
Jersey bull. C. W. Rychard, Ulen-
dale, Ore.
The Rotary Club meeting yester
day noon was featured by a very ,
Interesting program. A piano nolo i
by Gordon V. Cook, was the open
ing number, followed by a talk by
Sam Shlemaker, who gave some In
structive sidelights on the history
and operation of the book business.
Justice O. P. Coshow delivered a
wonderful eulogy to the memory of
William Jennings Dryan. after
which the president. J. II. Booth,
presented birthday gifts to Ernest
Unrath and W. J. Weaver.
1' '
Stationery special. Splendid val
ues. While they last, 69c. Lloyd
Crocker.
FOR S"ALE Cash register in first
class condition, price $100. In
quire at the office of Ilruce
Company, Myrlle Creek, Ore.
FOR 6 ALE 15 h. p. Westinghouse
electric motor, 3 face A. C. cur
rent, 1800 r. p. m.;' perfect order
guaranteed, JI.IO. Apply to S. J.
liaseel, Ulendale, Ore.
FOR SALE 1922 Chevrolet tour
ing, looks and runs dike a new
one. All good tires. A bargain at
W00. See Olenn H. Taylor, Roy
Catching slotor Co.
VOIIUL
HOLD CENTENNIAL
STARTING E. 17
VANCorVKU. Wash., July 31
Special . Vancouver is making
preparations for the reception of
thousands of visitors during the
w eek bcirlnniriK August 17 w hen the
old a! illy In the stale of Wash
iiiKton will open the celebration of
its Centennial.
U was in IK25 that Dr. Oohn
McI.-iu.ku1 In came to this place and,
as chief factor of the Hudson Hay
company, established the trading
post here which he called Fort
Vancouver and from which he rul
ed the Oregon empire from Calif or
nia on the south to the North 1'nle
and from the Pacific ocean to the
Kocky mountains.
I'nder a special act of congress
the minting of half dollar pieces
commemorating the Vancouver
Centennial Is now under way and
on August H the first consignment
Is t'o bo shlpiH'd from the Han Fran
cisco mint. These coins have a
profile of Dr. John McLaughlin on
one elde and of old Port Vancouver
on the other side and they are uni
que In that unlike ill other coin
issues since the Columbian exposi
tion at Chicago they bear the name
of the (own at which the celebra
tion is held thereon. The directors
of the Centennial have ordered but
a limited minting of this coin, and
already have thousands of orders
for these at one dollar each. Ihe
celebration, underwritten by local'
capital, ts hoping to meet a large
part of Its expenses through the
sale of these coins.
The celebration will consist of an
Industrial and automobile exposi
tion, a large outdoor amusement
park, a pageant with 310 persons
and a chorus of lf0 each night for
Die week beginning August 17, and
a wonderful hlatorlcal exhibit
which lias been prepared under the
auspices of (Itenn M. Itanck of this
chy, wilh the cooperation of the
Oregon Historical Koch-iy find the
Washington Historical society.
Oftening exerrines, set for August
17, will attract not abb persons
from the two states and a big celc
I brat ion for that dale has been
(planned. The governors of Wardi
jington and Oregon and the eon
i gresrdonal delegations from the tun
states, w ith mayors of many of the
FOR SALE Forty five horse pow
er steam engine, with full bunk
ers, V steam Jet, 24 cylinder J.
I. Case threshing machine, four
bottom 14 in. plow at sacrifice
price. Apply to Ilox 23. Camas
Valley, Ore.
fWOF6lU )SFOH ATjl! ere
la a couple of good bargains
one second hand Ford touring
for 17G; one 11)25 model touring,
only run 6t0 miles, for $!.!!, with
a lot of extras. W. K. Clingen-jteel,-Looking
Class. Ore. IMione
2SF34.
FOU SALK 239-acre ranch 43
mites south of Hoseburg on Pa
cific highway; 6 acres of young
walnuts; 10 acres clover; 100
acres In cultivation; 80 acres
good saw timber, balance open
pasture. Write O. W. Rychard,
Ulendale, for particulars.
CATC1UNC8 USKU CARS
191H Ford roadster ...W0.00
1918 Oakland "IT touring 175.00
1917 Hudson "6" touring.... 250.00
1023 Chevrolet touring 300.00
1120 Hudson touring .......... 500.00
1923 Dodge Coupe 826.00
Hoy Catching Motor Co.
N. Hose. Ht. Hoseburg, Ore.
Ll'MHKKFOK SALK30.0o6f7et,
all lengths and widths, 1 to 2 fti.
stuff, 12 M, at what was former
ly known as Maynard mill, Illce
Creek. Will deliver for small ad
ditional charge. Apply at mill
for this lumber, which must be
disposed of by Aug. 10, as 1 have
sold mill and am closing out It.
11. Maynard.
FOR RENT
FOR RKNT S-room collage. Phone
37D-Y.
FOR , RIONT Two houiieKcepliir,
rooms, modern. 314 8. Jackson.
FOR RKNT M od e r n 6-roo tiT "bun
Kalow. close In. I'hone ti07-J.
FOR RKNT fi-room housed fur
nished completely, Karaite, 3
blocks from center of town. $lu
pir mo. Inquire at Standard oil
station on north side or (i. W.
Younir Hon. I'hone 417.
cities, have been Invited to particl
pate In these exercises.
PREHISTORIC BOO DRAINED
IN INTEREST OF SCIENCE
SASKATOON. Hash., July ,11.
Fossil hunters of the Royal Ontar
io Museum (IlKKlnK this summer in
an ancient Imir near liiindut-n, 2b
miles south of here, for some trace
of North American pre-hlsturlr
man. have erected a illaphraKtn
pump on an elevated platform be
side the swamp.
ThrouKh a hose, tho water Is
drawn orf each day. An unknown
species of ani lope, a quantity of
buffalo bones and Indian relics
have been found. It was bell'-vcd
Ibe pool served an a waterliiK
place for man and h'-ast thousands
of years hl-ii and Hint In Ihe lower
strata of it. sunil will be found the
Imprint of h'e unknown North
American pie-historic man.
oK KKNT OR BALE 6-room,
practically new bungalow, .with
garage; on highway just norlb
of Riverside (tor. O. U. Helblg,
4l7 West Cass tlrot. ,
FOR RKNT (.-room hotuv lot
Itioxloo, large poultry housr, elec-
u ic iiguis, city water, 115 per
month. O. W. Young Hon, Cass
street, or call at1143 Giles 8t.
FOR RKNT 140-acre ranch S
miles east ot Hoseburg; 10 acres
good prune orchard, 20 acres
growing broccoli looking fine;
will sell growing crop, stock and
machinery. For particulars' see
C. U. Sheppard, DUonville, Pre.
WANTED
WANTED Auto vacuum freezer.
Vhone 469-J.
HOUSEKKKPKR WANTED In
motherless home. P. O. Ilox 893,
City,
VANTK1 Wood piling, lawn
work, house cleaning or, what
have you? Phone Vic Arundel.
WANTEU At once, three or' four
room nicely furnished house.
mib, rulton, News-Review office.
WANTtiD Middle as-ed lailv er.
perlenced in meat cutting! and
steam table work. Apply at Rose
burg Cafeteria. "
WANTED Girl wants plaoe. to
work during coming term of
school In private family.' Ad
dresg "School," News-Review.
WANTED Tooft Head of ewes
ranging in age from one to six
years old. Geo. C. Ward... box
1035, Roseburg, Ore.
WANTKD Lincoln bucks, , also
have registered Shropshirea for
sale or trade. John Abeene, Oak
land, Oregon. Phone 42F3. '.
J
MISCELLANEOUS j
MAROKL and bob curl 75c, '. hair
cut and curl 60. Phone 67-y.
331 So. Main. Mrs. Amy Rogers.
WElLSnDlllIXE"ifrWork guaraa
teed, price reasonable. J. Ai GU
nspie, sutnerlln. Ortf.
CAR OWNH.R IMn'l forget u
call bai when tn need of -auti
Parts. Barfrs Auto WrkiB
House.
1 LOST AND FOUND
FOUND Automobile tlreT 41xl
with rim. Owner call ai Hits ol
flcejincljmy advertising.'
LtiS'P llluck' po'ieTbook .ientnln
ing change, a barrett and a 1 ct.
stamp. Leave at News-Review.
LOST Between Roseburg and
Rock Creek, brown suitcase, con
taining various articles." Finder
please leave at News-Review, or
nomy j. m. nays, singe operator.
LOST -Airedale dog. was lost Sal.
urday evening In North Rose,
burg. Had plain collar with
ring, answers lo name of "Jack."
Finder notify Kohl's garage. Re
ward.
U)ST-On I'aclflc highway, bo
tween Dillard (or some distance
south) and Yoncalla, July 12.
fibre suitcase containing ladles
wearing apparel, initialled gold
pencil and other articles. 110 re
ward for return to News-Review.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
OR. II. rl. PLYLBR ChlropraetM
physician, 1 W. Lans BL
The Unipqua. Florist
Choice Cut Flowers Always
Fresh
Finest Quality ArtlsUo floral
Designs.
Visit Our Oreenhonse or
Call 40-F1.
Prune Trays, Boxes,
Egg Crates
Manufactured by
C. A. STELZIER
Myrtle Creek, Or.
Phons 2604
NO OTHER. LAUNDHY
IN THE L.ANO -
Will Do your. BiankeTj
UP So &R.AND al
You know there's an awful
lot In the way blankets
are laundered. If you
want them done up soft
' and fluffy and comfy let
us call for tin m.
Roseburg Steam
. Laundry
rilO.NE 7
issioner her husband? Tie words dU e teiv tills hluh trniinirtaion o"l states, with mayors of mnny of the t American mehlslnrlc man. II. 1 I
TUBBY Good Bye, Hank. Bv WINNER ZZZZZZ
I LVSPI0.ilin . II ' fj 2y T HAI vme V. I.r ol f fatALURHT , TNX parcl. Let u. prove it to
INoutCLACyouCMEl s w iNTMt f?p.iKJ, I'LL FIs HIM V)! n NOW, HaWK, vou
A10IC UP HERE lo ) . - . I H WOUT HURT HiMW.1' j; 7 GO AHEaO An' S7 I J5p5P?3-
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