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ROSEBURG NEVS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1925.
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A BRIDE'S DIARY
A Lovi Story of Tday
By Idah McGlone Gibson
GROWERS!
We arc still in the market for your
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BRING THEM IN NOW
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ROSEBURG, OREGON
OR PHONE 525
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TRUTH PREVAILS
Health "The Blue Sky of Conttntment!"
Although CHIROPRACTIC 1 oue of the yomiRest ol' sci
ences. It is obvious that an increase, in 23 years, from one
practicing Chiropractor with a few patients to 25.OO0 with
hundreds of thousands of patients, could not be attained
If Chiropractic were not securely founded on scientific
truths.
CHIROPRACTIC "FIRST." NOT "LAST"
"Yours for Health"
DR. CATHERINE McNEIL
327 W. Cass Phon 594-J
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Pack i
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and
SUtPPtNG
SERVICE
We attend to all of these details
with expert ability. Having special
ized in the executlon-of such work
we are adopt at it. Let us prove
this by a trial.
"Wo Aim to Please"
H. S. FRENCH
TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
Phone 220
A. C. Hrown, who has a well
kept ranch eust of tfutlierlln hits
been experimenting with vurioti
crops the past several yenrs with
a view of producing something
out of tho ordinary crop line in
this section and for which there
is a good demuud, says the Sutli
erlin Sun. Two years ago he pro.
duced a flue crop of egg plant,
and he hus experimented with
several other crops new to this
locality with more or lots suc
cess. Last spring Mr. Hrown planted
two acres of peppermint. His
neighbors smiled and frequently
mentioned something about m;nt
Julep. but Mr. Hrown. like a Kord
car, kept pegging right along cul
tivating his crop and saying noth
ing. On Wednesday of last week Mr.
Brown cut a quurter acre of bis
peppermint crop and the follow
ing duy loaded it on a truck and
took It to Eugene where It was
processed in a still. This process
required about two hours time, at
the end of which over twenty
pounds of essence had been se
cured from the truck load of
peppermint. A test of the ex
tract proved It to be of the high
est grade, and Mr. ltrowu was
paid $11.50 a pound for the pro
duct, returning to Sutherlin with
a check of $234.
During the present week Frank
Thompson has taken two truck
loads of Mr. Hrown's peppermint
to the Eugene still. From one of
these loads 21 pouuds of pepper
mint essence was extracted, for
which Mr. Hrown received $241.
50. Tho other load which wns
small, yielded 12 pounds of es
sence, for which a check for $138
was received.
Since the returns from Mr.
Hrown's peppermint crop became
known, none of his neighbors huv
said a word about mint Julep:
but on the other hand practically
every ninchcr In his neighborhood
is planning to grow several ceres
of peppermint "next season. Mr.
Hrown Is arranging to Install a
still on his rnnch for pepper
mint extract only and next sea
son will plant about ten acres
of the crop. Experts at Salem
stated that the peppermint grown
oti Mr. Hrown's ranch is of a su
perior grade to that produced in
several localities In the Willam
ette valley, and are of the opin
ion that the crop can be grown
here with great success and much
profit to growers.
Mr. Hrown believes he will
realize about $18110 from his two
acres of peppermint.
WILL HI BIG
TIME LABBB DAY
I All members of the Roseburg
' Country 1'lub have been notified
by special announcement that
;big time will be featured at the
:t'lub grounds on tho North Ump
'qua next Monday, which is Labor
Day. The management has ar
ranged an all day program ol
'sports, the Initial attraction begin
ning promptly at 9:30 Labor Day
tiorning. The Club house Is a de
lightful resort, and the golf links
jare in splendid order, than there
I are the river attractions Includ
iing fishing. By the time partici
pants pet through with the morn-
ling sports they will be ready for
I the basket dinner. All Club mora
, bera and visitors are urged to bring
, enough food for two meals, as the
; evening will be spent at the
; grounds. Coffee and cream will be
furnished by the Club, but every
;boiiy should bring plenty to eat.
'Following the afternoon games
jrards will be In order at 7:30 in
the evening. Kvery member is
j privileged to invite two visitors,
land it is believed there are a lot
'of people around Roseburg who
I will be glad of the opportunity for
i visiting the Club on Labor Pay,
iand It is expected to make the
event the biggest affair in the his
Itnry of the Roseburg Country Club,
i Members are urged to bring all the
family and arrange to stay all day
and evening.
Cleo Madison eloped with
Lieuteuant Paul Armstrong. U. 8.
A. It does not take Cleo long
tu discover marriage Li But a path
of roses. On the train, going to
the army post, she has an allegor
ical dream indicating her future
problems. The colonel, Arthur
Ulukely Heldon, of the post, la
lady killer" and his actions have
compromised Ulta Thorndike, the
wife of a reprobate lieutenant.
Rita Is innocent .and Cleo forms
an immediate and deep frieud
ship for her. Kita. at Cleo's in
stigation, decides to leave the
post and Joins a vaudeville troupe
under the name Rheda Thorwald
sou. Paul has been having hie
troubles, chefly iquor and gam
bing. Cleo refuses to be gush
ingly sypatuetic. The post is
agog with gossip and suspicion
when Rita leaves and the colonel
Implores Cleo to give him infor
mation uusuccessfully. Climax
ing a series of domestic troubles
between Cleo and Paul, Cleo puts
Paul In the hospital by hitting
him on the head with a vase.
After a serious time Paul pulls
'hrough due to a blood trausfu
sion from Chick Adams, nn old
sweetheart of Cleo's. Paul's mo
ther and .ather have arrived, cal
led to the post because of their
son's desperate Illness. Cleo's
lather has also come.
Cleo tolls her father that she
wounded Paul.
Paul's parents are .unaware of
this, but his mother 'makes her
self unpleasant Just the same.
Cleo, alone in her home, Is con
fronted by the drunken Lieut. Hill
Thorndike, husband of Rita, who
demands to know where his wife
is.
Ho attempts to kill Cleo, but is
accidentally killed himself as he
struggles with Johnson, who has
rushed to Cleo's aid.
LEMON CLING PEACHE3., . .
Now ready at CurtU' ranch.
Bring boxes. Phone SKI.
NELLIS HAMLIN BACK
FROM EUROPEAN TRIP
SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 5. John
Nellls Hamlin, son of Postmaster
Pv3se6ugam
IJWNDRTKIDS
and Mrs. Frank R Hamlin, of
Springfield, han jut returned to
his work as secretary to the Ameri
can legation at Tirana, Albania,
after spending six weeks' vacation
in Iitaly and Switzerland, according
to word received by his parents.
While in Switzerland he chanced
to meet Miss Itoaa It. Parrott and
Miss Adeline Stewart of RoseburR.
Oregon, who had been his grade
school teachers.
CONCORD GRAPES
Now ready for Jelly. (Jet them at
Coos Junction Fruit Stand. Fred
Schmidt. .
Cook with gaa.
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system keeps close track
nf the articles you send us.
You send us your own list
and w. check up b that.
The quality of our work
appeals to the elite and
our prices appeal to your
fiiiibt of thrift.
Roseburg Steam
Laundry
PHONE 79
DAUGHTERS OF THE NILE TO
MEET TUESDAY NIGHT
The first meeting of the laugh
ters of Nile club, following the
summer vacation, will be held
next Tuesday night at 7:3o at the
home of Mrs. Geo. A. Hradburn.
The ladles are planning some. In
teresting meetings for the winter
months and "ach members Is urged
to be present at this meeting.
Vacuum cleaners rented for 21c
per hour and electric washers $3
per month. Hose bun? Electric, suc
cessors to Hudson KK tlric Co.
MRS. FULLER
MADE STRONG
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta
ble Compound Helped when
Other Medicines Failed
m
MILITARY
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POItTLANU), Oft KG OX
i li-arherm. Ban at 11 ela
CJirrfnl upt-rrMloB, trlrt tJI
cipUae. clnl atlvuatujcra and
oral traiBiHff. ,aiaifew
eaaerfaUv Mat mm raaet.
Walpole, N. H. "I have t.se3
Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and hnd it
has improved my
health wonderful
ly. For months
and months 1 was
not regular and
had terrible pains.
They used to af
fect my side so I
could not wrk. I
read of others be
ing helped bv the
Vegetable
nound-so I thought
it might help me. 1 am very much
better now, strong enough to do my
own housework, and have two dear
babies to care for besides. I tried
other medicines before taking the
Vegetable Compound, but 1 was never
treated for my troubles. 1 s,x-alt
highly of the Vegetable Compound
to my friends and recommend it tn
any woman for rundown and nervous
condition." Mrs.T. H. Fullek,
W alpole, New Hampshire.
Over 200,000 women have so far
replied to our question, "Have you
received benefit from tsking Lydia fc.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound?"
it! out of every of the replies
may "Yes," and because the Vegeta
ble Compound has been helping other
women it should help you
NOTICE TO HUNTERS.
Guide and pucker has saddle and
puck horses for hire and will guide
to good game country. Address C.
H. MeNell, Leland, Oregon.
SWIMMER TO TRY
UNIQUE STUNT HERE
MONDAY, SEPT 7
It Is considered quite a feat to
swim the Mississippi river, stttl,
more difficult to swim it with
hands aud feet tied: whtm tho.i
hands are tied behind the hark
you have a real stunt: but think 1
of not only going entirely across)
this way, but in addition wearing
a complete overseas uniform in
cluding overcoat, light pack and
marching equipment, and in ad-
ditfon to nil that, towing a bout
containing three men. Yet this j
is what Andy Gault of Clinton.
Iowa, claims to have done and he i
says be Is going to demonstrate
how he does It here at Koseburg. I
at the Alexander bathing beach I
on Monday, September 7, Labor j
Hay, at 2: .10 p. m. j
Gault has pained a wide repu- ;
tation by his novel and startling
stunts In the water, and has twirM
performed before a movie camera.
Ilia picture In this stunt appeared
in the New Yorker Times rotogra- ;
vure section of July 2'ith and two '
others in Times Mid-week IMctor-
iul of July 24th, 1924.
lie started to swim when ho j
was eleven years old and took up j
stunt swimming a number of
years ago but 1t was only recently
he begun using the army equip
ment, having first conceived the
idea while serving with the A. K.
F. in France.
Ho swims part of the time on J
his bark, some times on his side, j
and part of the time ou his breast, j
The latter method, In which h'
ii -es a modified double crawl
kick. Is a severe tax on the luncs.
as he is under water most of the
time. The work of propulsion I
all done by the legs and feet, the
r.rms being entirely useless.
Gauit. wiio is an accomplish' i ,
musician, does another odd stunt, j
that ol pluing a cornet in deep j
water. I
He Is aln a practical printer,
and was formerly a country edi
tor, having conducted weehlv
news-pipers in Iowa, Texas and
Illinois.
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine zl?tt
it rid your system of Catarrh or Deaf
ness caused by Catarrh.
SoU by rf-Mggisfi for o-c- 40 ytmn
F.J.CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio
THE HEART OF THE COLONEL
When I susRPsted to Col. Beldon
to tell the truth and see what
would iiHPpen. he seemed to take It
that I was not talking of the tn
votitlKatlon that would be called,
but (hat I was intimating that he
never told the truth.
"I didn't expect that from you.
Cleo," he said.
"You don't understand me. Col
onel," 1 answered him. "You know
rs '.rell as I thirt In an Investiga
tion of this kind as much as possi
ble of the Hffalr Is hushed up. You
army officers say to yourselves:
'Ttie man Is dead. Let's .make It
as easy for him as possible.' You
must remember, however, that In
l his case both Rita and myself will
be called upon to testify, it you
ti ll the truth."
"Thm I shall He like a gentle
man. I certainly shall keep both
you and Rita out of It If possible.
Come on, Cleo, let's bo over to the
hospital and find out If possible
where Rita Is, 'At least she must
he Informed of her husband's
death."
"Don't you think. Colonel, It will
be better for me to get Rita's ad-dt-i
Ht- fiim Mr. Aciums aud t.ik te
her over the long distance 'pnone
myself. I'm not sure that you
should have anything to do with
It. We want to keep your two
names from being connected If It
can be done."
Then the Colonel broke down.
"Cleo, can't you see I must talk
to Hlta? I have found since she
has bcrn away how much I love
her. 1 do not think I could bear
my life In the coming years with
out her. She is now free, and I
want her I want her. No other
woman has come Into my life who
has filled It with the Joy that Rita
has. Her frc-h, modern viewpoint
which Is much the ssme as yours
has been something that has al
ways taken me out nf myself. I
will tell you frankly, Cleo, that
I'm clad Thorndike Is dead. I've
always felt that I was standing un
der a sword that might drop on me
at one moment while he was alive.
You know he has blackmailed me
more or less ever since he was
married.
"He knew that I loved Rita. Per
haps she will tell me now that she
card's for me. for although she hat
ed and feared her huhand, and al
though she told me that I was the
only person In all her life that had
ever been good to her, she would
never tell me that she loved me.
"I know that I am much older
than she, but I also know that she
has hnd such an experience with a
younger man that I am sure If she
intends to marry anyone It will be
someone who Is settled In life.
"I've been selfish with her, but a
mans Is always selfish with the wo
man that he loves. There have
been many times when 1 let her
rest under the odium of malicious
minslp rather than tell her that I
was not going to call on her so
often
"I couldn't stay away from her,
Cleo. My little dally call at her
house was th one thing that mad
my monotoaoua life In the army
post bearable. She was always so
bright: even when I knew she was
unhappy aba cheered me up.
"When you came I was In hopes
you two girl would be good
friends, and I waa glad to see that
you took to each other rlghtaway.
Then, Just as be waa beginning to
be a little happier, ahe received
that letter from her husband, and
well you know the rest."
Honestly, dear diary. I frit sorry
for that man. - He. had been very
aelftsh, sometimes almost criminal
ly so, but he was so unhappy at
that moment. 1 was sure he had
told me all this ao that I would tell
It to Rita something I had no in
tention of doing. If he could not
talk to her himself, he was trying
to get someone else to he his a
vocate.
"You go to your dinner, Col
onel," I said, "and be oareful not
to tell my mother-in-law more than
you can help. I'm not th leaat bit
hungryI'm too excited to ate. I'll
go over to the hospital and see
Chick and take his advice about
communicating wlla Rita."
I could (eel Mrs. Ralston's eye
upon me from behind hr curtain
as I walked past the house ta the
hospital, aid I knew that eh bad
not gone down to the mess to din
ner because she waited to aee
when Cot. Beldon would leave my
house.
"Poor thing, she's starving to
death," I said to myself, sarcastic
ally, and I was more than ever de
termined that nothing could keep
me at the post after my father bad
gone home.
Upon request I was ushered right
up to Chick's room. I found him
just eatlag hia dinner. He waa
looking fine, although a little pale.
He had not heard a word of the
happenings of the afternoon, and
when I told him about them be was
greatly upset. Ke lost all aight of
what really did happen because he
rould not see anything except that
I had been near death.
'Are there any more cra-y men
around this dump?" he exclaimed.
Because if there are Paul and 1
will get out of bed thla afternoon
and take you away pronto."
Finally I got him back to where
he could consider what was to be
done about Rita.
Next Are All Men Alike.
NOTICE OF BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION
Notice Is hereby given that on
the second Monday In September
being September 14th. the Board
of Equalisation will attend in the
assessor's offioe in the courthouse
In Roseburg, Douglas county, Ore
gon, for the purpose of examining
the assessment rolls and correct
all 'errors in valuations, descrip
tion and quality of land, lots and
other property assessed by the as
sessor, and It shall be the duty of
persons interested to appear at that
time and place appointed.
FRANK L. CALKINS.
Aaaesaor.
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Notice of sale t aovernm.ii; ll-n-
ber. General Land uffloe. Washing
ton. D. C. Aug. is. Police Is
hereby given that subject to th
condition- and limitations of th
arts ol June , 101S ( Htak. IIS),
February St. ISIS tie mat.. lli).
and June 4, 190 (41 Him., 75). and
pursuant to uepartmeniai regula
tions of Anrll 14. 124 (ha Ll I. 37l
the llmtwr on the following lands
will bo auld October t. 1925, at 10
o'clock a. m. at publio auction at
th. United Htates land offies at
Hossburg, Oregon, to th highest
elddar at not leas than me apprala
ed value aa shown by this notice,
ale to be subject to the approval
of the Secretary of the Interior. Tea
purchase price, with an additional
.urn of ono-flfth of one per cent
th.reor. netng commissions aiiow.a
must be depoalled at time of sale,
money to be raturn-d if sale Is not
upproved, otherwise pattnt will is
sue for the timber, which muit be
removed within tea years. lJlda will
be reeelv-4 from cltlxeaa . of tbe
United btatea. associations of such
r-ltlsen and corporations organised
under the lawe of the United Htates,
or any atate, territory, or dlatrlct
thereof only. Upon application of a
tjuallfied purchaser, the timber on
any legal subdivision will be of
fered separately before being In
cluded in any offer of a larger
unit. T. 1 H. It, I W, Deo. 38, NK'4
NKU, fir Ml M. T. II K.. R. S W..
H-c , HKH NKH. fir H0 M, oedar
4S M., none of the timber en tlieae
sections to be. sold for less than It
per M. t. i. e., n. iz v., hoc. z.
lot 4. fir SOS U . lot 7, fir to M., none
nt the timber on this section to be
.old for leaa than 12.K0 per M. T.
32 X. It. i V'.. ttec. 31, NK'i NE'l,
fir 400 M, NWlt NK1,. fir tli It,
HW'4 NK'4. fir 175 If. HK'4 NK'4.
fir 3G0 M., none of the timber on
this aeetlon to be sold for le.a than
II. "S per M. T. ) R, It. I W, Her.
3, NKU gWU, fir 1200 M, oedar 40
M, l: HWU, fir 70 M. cellar 20
M., HW KK',, fir r.O M., re.lar 20
M., none of the timber oa thla sec
tion to he eoH for less than II. 75
lrr M. for the fir and II tier M. for
the ndnr T. II S., It. 7 W Bee. 1,
NtV'4 HW(4. fir 1750 M. none of the
timber on thla section to be aold for
teas than 13 per M. Thoa. C. llavell,
A'tlng t'onimlmiloner.
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE.
FOR SALE
! FOB RENT 5-room house. US
per tuouie. Oarage. 1001 Prospect
8L
FOR BALE Peaches. Call 8
Ji'&R SALE Fresh Jersey cow,
Phone 14.F5, evenings.
FOR SALE Second" hand riding .
saddle at Wharton Bros. ,
TOMATOES 60c a bushel.-Ramp
ranch 1 mile east Phone 270-Y.
FOR SALE 3 milking heifers. '.
D. Nlcksoa, Melrose.
FOR 8A1.K Gallon glass jugs
cheep. Pullman, 123 Cass.
FOR SALE Barrels, kegs. bUllaid
cloth. Pullman, 12! Cass.
3J-40 Martin rifle for aale. In fine
condition. 241 W. lat Ave., No,
FOR SKhB Shropshire bucks.
high grade, prices reasonable.
John Ruhr, Phone 2SS-J or 17F2..
FOR BALK one luuuboulette and
on TaUatne buck. Boyer Bros,
Phone 14F14.
PURPLfi VETCH seed while It
laat. 4c lb. Oscar Weeks, Ruck
les. Ore.
FOR SALE Underwood typewrit
er. Terms. Address "Typewriter"
care News-Review.
FOR 8ALR OR TRADE A pony,
suitable tor school children.
Phone 47F34. E. M. Olllvant.
FOR 8 ALB OR TRADE 1822
Podge touring; excellent condi
tion. Ollham'a Highway Oarage.
Phone 478.
FOR SALE Bartlett pears and
peachea at Brand s Road Stand,
Pacific highway, 4 miles north of
Roseburg.
FOR SALS Tomatoes. & cents
per busheL Bring you boxes and
pick them yourself. Hubbard and
McClain, Dlllard, Ore.
FOR BALE: Fordson donkey, lines
and blocks and tractor. First
clasa condition. Priced right
Terms. Coen Lumber Co.
FOR RENT Desirable seven-room
house with garage, close In.
Phone 437-J.
FOR RENT Nw8-room plastered
house cheap. Inquire 49ind
Ave, south. 2.
FOR RENT Nice, cosy, (-room
plastered house. Will rent at
117.50 per monta. O. U. Helbig,
4UI W. Cats SL v
FOR RENT An upper flat, '-4
rooms, furnished: bath. Perma
nent hot water. Shed for eajitfe.
Opposite Rose school. Apply U4
Cobb St. i -
WANTED
it
WANTED TO BUY Platform
acalesL600 lb. Phone 188 J. -
WILL leOiftyTTeadfewea !on
shares. T. E. Ware, phone Z8t-Rr
WANTED 4 prune pickers. Good
camping ground. Phone 17F4.
WANTED Experienced packers;
and sorters for pears. Phone
43F2. Edenbower Warehouse.
WANTED High school boy wants
place to work for room and,
board. Address H. 8., care, ol
Newa-Revlew. .'
, I
WANTED Nursing In confine
ment cases. Experienced. Phone
zhs-j. write Box 102, Roseburg.
Mrs. Ellen Belcher. . -
WANTED Good second hand Fprd-j
son tractor, must be cheap and
A 1 condition. Writ or aee Bt Ji
Johnson. Glendale, Ore. J
WANTED Prune pickers to piclt
five hundred or more bushela ot
prunes. Phone 68 or call at 13$
N. Jackson. 1
FOR 8ALE 5-room modern house,
lot 40x100 ft. .1100 cash, balance
reasonable. Bargain for quick
sale. L. F. Dusenbury, 746 S.
Jackson.
FOR SALE Several house dress
es, siie Si. large black Fall hat,
brushed wool sweater, new, site
88, white satlnette slip, 38, new.
M Miller St.
FOR BALE Or will trade for
aheep, t grade billies, 15 each. 1
fine wool buck, $K. 1 aaddlo horse
120. Also good field disc with
truck, 120. A. Louis Eggleion,
Oakland, Ore.
FOR SALE V. 8. Accredited Hol
ateln dairy cattle, association
tested tor high production, 276
pound fat and over, near Port
land. Price "75 up. Address O. P.
Forsberg, Clatskanle, Oregon.
FOR SALE By owner. 18-acre
ranch in Garden Valley; all
kinds of fruit, good Improve
ments, good water. Write me at
Wilbur, Oregon, Rt 1, Box 27.
No better land In Oregon.
FOR SALE Winter- beau aeed.
Grown here successfully 2 yrs.
Plant In fall, ready to eat In
April. Won't freeie. Can lnter
plant with sweetcorn and raise
two crops. Pts. 60c; Qts. 21.00. F.
C. Gurnee. Phone 33F23.
FOR SALE Ford truck, pneumatic
tires, $100. Several good buya In
Ford cars, 135 up. Chevrolet
light delivery, auperlor model,
priced to selL Two good Fords
with starting and lighting sys
tems, cheap. See us If you want
a good used Ford.
C. A. LOCKWOOD MOTOR CO.
WANTED One first class ssatf1
and door man, also one cabinet
maker. Apply at office Roseburs
Lumber and Manufacturing Com
pany. "
VANTE D To hear from soma
lady that would like to work 'for'
board and room and attend high
school. See or write Olioi JZ
Johnson, Glendale, Ore. . a
1 MISfTJ,T,ANEOUS
HOMESTEADS LOCATED Guaran
teed with timber. 8. S. Morrison
POX 134, Koseourg.
CAR OWNER Don't forget U"
eall 653 when in need of autL
parts. Barti's Auto Wrecking.
House. e
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I LOST AND FOUND :
LOST License No. 72600. Flnjer"
please return to News-Review.'
Reward. '
LOST Hay mare and colt. Findet,
please notify P. M. Franco, Alex
ander Addition. t.
LOST Between tho cannery and
Soldiers Home a lady's green
sweater. Finder please, lcavejat
this office. Reward. , i
PROFCItlONAL CARDS -
DR. M. H PLYLRR ChlropraotK
Physician, lit W. Lens 8L '
FOR RENT
FOR RENT House, close in. In
quire 230 East Lane.
FOR RKNT SmaH houseTclose In.
Cheap. Inquire of R. L. Whipple.
FURN!sTiEDliou1ie"lIeoping rooms,
reasonable. 1110 Prospect St.
FOR'SENT Three bfflcToYSnT.
Rest location in the city. Phone
68.
LET US DELIVER
YOUR PARCELS
Prompt and Reliable I
Service !
HARLEY-DAVIDSON'
SALES AGENCY j
PARCEL DELIVERY!
324 W. Casa St.
Phone 614
Bath Floors, Fireplaces, Drain
Boards, 8luk Backs.
FRANK FIELD
TILE CONTRACTOR
Til Work of All Descriptions
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Resldesco 1893 Garden Ave.
Eugene, Oregon
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
Prune Trays, Boxes, '
Egg Crates
Manufactured b? ,
C. A. 8TELZIER
Myrtle Creek, Or. '
Phone 260-4 ,
TUBBY
The Turtle Wins Another Race
By WINNER
We have Just equipped our
shop and are prepared to han
dle all kinds of repairs, elec
tric service especially. W
are here to give satisfaction.
AL YOUNG IN CHARGE
SOUTH END
Service Co.
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You'll soon need your ovsr
coat. Better let us get It
rdy for you. Cold nights ar,'
net so far ahead. 1
Our Auto Will Call
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