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

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 925.
THE ONLY REAL PLOW
He tried two other kinds then he bought a
Unitiller. Do not buy a tractor plow or harrow
until you have seen
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B0S1SURQ OAKLAND
REV. SUMMERVIL1E BURIED
IN PORTLAND TODAY
Vhe funeral of tbe late Her. D. T.
Sunimerville was held yesterday af
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
Undertaking parlors, iter. Knotts,
pastor of the Methodist church, of
flcated at the serrlces which were
attended by a host of the sorrow
ing friends and relaTTves. who ex
pressed their love, and esteem for the Washington negotiations. They
me ucvMm oiiu ""were quite conscious of that baa-
Lfferv!if"- FMwln? e"le,!rd. was stated, when they vot
the body was taken to Portland tor d terd to M callUux
Interment in the Rose City ceme- . nn. niiau.te
30 6D bmr,atodsvrV' Mrbe.nS Kf -"hgovernment
at 2.30 p. m. today. Mr. and Mrs.l v . M hA .,, llnm, -
. LT- , V, T.ritriTod-Palnleve, Briand and Call-
terday afternoon for Portland to at-1 , J. Z,,, , " i v .he
structure will collapse.
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ATTENTION MOOSE
- Regular monthly meeting
Wednesday, Sept. 16th. Enter-
tainment committee is tunc-
Honing. Be present.
DICTATOR.
CHARGED AGAINST
Mrs. Lena Stoble, and her hus
band. Floyd Stoble, both residents
of Camas Valley, were sentenced
on two counts each for violations
of tbe gsme laws In the Justice
Court yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Stoble waa fined $75 for dl.'K us
ing the sex of a deer and 950 for
having an untagged deer in her
possession. Her husband was
fined fii for acting as a guide
without a permit and 150 for
wanton waste of game.
Tbe couple was apprehended by
Deputy Game Wardens A. M. Fish
and Charles H. MoClees of Coos
County and C. A. Herring, special
deputy from Portland.
Mrs. Stoble, who Is known as
one of the best hunters of tho
county, had killed three deer, ac
cording to the officers, two of
the animals being fine bucks, and
the other of disguised aex.
The deputy claims that be f mnd
the disguised deer In a seek bid
den about 75 feet from the c.mp.
the shoulders and hams being
rounded out. and nothing to In
dicate the sex of the animal.
Mr. Stoble Is accused to have
packed a party into the woods
and to hav i acted as guide, with
out first procuring a permit as
required by the state law. tie
was also accused of having wan
tonly wasted meat.
They entered pleas or guilty to
all charges and paid the fines as
sessed against them.
t B. P. O. ELK8
4)
4 At the meeting to be held
8pt. 24, 125. a motion will
4 be offered to donate the Elks
field and playground to the
city of Roseburg. Also that
any motion pertaining to the
disposal of or the expenditure
of any money on said property 4
will be entertained.
SKCRETARY.
Pearson are honor guests here.
Tomorrow the airplanes will fly
to Pendleton, to tuke part In the
Itound-l'p and will later fly to
Spokane.
HAT MATERIALS
Hat frames, cloth cover material,
flowers, etc. Big line of fall hats
at Carr'a.
A BRIDE'S DIARY
A Lor Story oi Today
By Hah McGlone Gibson
Cleo Madison cloned
Lieutenant Paul Armstrong,
tend these
Fisher is 1
ceased.
last sad rites. Mrs.
daughter of the de-
Cook with gas.
FRENCH MINISTER COMING.
OBITVARV.
Mandated rwa Uaaaf Win.)
PARIS, Sept. 16. Finance Min
ister Calllaux, left for the United
Cr.tu rtn his JuKI fnnllnv mUalnll
this afternoon. He took the boat 'sided for one year, when they
George Volney Guerney was
born In Lee-county, Iowa, on De
cember 2, 1851, and came to Ore
gon with bis parents, two bro
thers and a sister in 1858 by way
of Panama. The family settled
In Coos county, where they
train tor Havre at 3:35 p. m.
moved to Douglas county and ob-
Slmultaneously with his depart- tained a pet.nar.ent residence at
ure ,it was declared authoritlvo tra 'e. n was mere uni mr.
quarters, that Premier Palnleve Gurney spent his early boyhood
and bis cabinet were determined
to stand or fall upon the result of
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. a PLYLBR CnlropractU
physician, 12 1 W. Lane BL
mm
rKNOWltvtU
I Yes expettr LAUNDRY
I WotUCi AN MLT -
I AND VlHp.MtLAaCOl
I To POOU11PAR.T.
Our practical knowledge
of the laundry business en
ables us to turn out work
of surprising excellence.
Whenever you see a well
laundered, delicate shirt
waist and fresh, attractive
table napery you should
think of this laundry.
Roseburg Steam
Laundry
PHONE) 7
and young manhood.
Mr. Gunny married Hiss Jane
Fisher of Olalla, on January 1st,
1874. To this , union was born
nine children, six of whom are
living J. M. Gurney, of Bandon:
G. N. Gurney, of Mllwood: Mrs.
Rowana Snyder, of Myrtle Point;
T. F. Gurney, of Reedsport; Mrs.
R. E. Baldwin, of Reedsport: Mrs.
Martha Mast, of Myrtle Point.
Two children died In Infancy,
their names being Mary E. and
Ruth. Laura J. died at the age
of 12.
In June, 1902, Mr. Gurney and
family moved to Coo county, and
resided there until he came to
viBtt his sister at Millwood In
June of the present year.
Mr. Gurney was taken 111 while
at the home of his sister, and
after a short confinement to his
bed died on August 28th. He Is
survived by his wife, who is at
Myrtle Point, and by two brothers
and a sister S. A. Gurney and
J. W. Gurney, of Ten Mile, and
Mrs. Margaret Robinson, of Mill
wood. I Funeral service was held at Ten
Mile on Sunday, August 30th,
conducted by Rev. George T. Trl
ites, of Butherlin. Interment was
In the Ten Mile cemetery.
XX
Have You a Bad Back?
Then the Advlct of This Roseburg
Resident Will Interest You.
At Brand's
ROAD STAND
(Pacific Highway 4 miles north)
PEARS: Bartlett
dn Anjon
Sheldon
Howell
Bosc
GRAPES: Overland Malagas.
Jelly Grapes.
APPLES: Jonathan
King
Blsmark
Snow Apple
Waxen
Cookera
GARDEN VALLEY MELONS
ITALIAN PRUNES, etc.
Does your back ache night and
day;
Hinder work; destroy your restt
Are you tortured with stabbing
pains
When you stoop, lift or bend?
Then likely your kidneys are
weak.
More troubles, may soon appear.
Headaches, dizziness, nervous-
Bess;
Or uric acid and Its Ills,
Help your weakened kidneys with
a stimulant diuretic.
I'se Doan'a Pills.
Read this Roseburg testimony:
P. P. Oar. ( North Ave., says-
MMy kidneys troubled me a lot
For prompt taxi service, city or
country trips. Phone 44.
COURT OF iniQUIRY
0!l BLIWlPOISflSTER
GOHESHAY
Liberty Theatre
"After Business Hours" Is no
private scandal as It sounds. It Is
the title of the picture which will
come to the Liberty theatre Wed
nesday and Thursday. In It as th
featured leads are Elaine Hammer
stein and Lou Tellegon. They are
supported among others by John
Patrick. Phyllis Haver, Otto Hnff-
w!th could get over to Lie hospital. The
U. 8. minutes seemed hour. 1 wanted
A. It does not take Cleo long to go directly to Paul and tell
to discover marriage Ij not a path hlra I had been arrogant, Con
or roses. On tbe train, going to culted, and mean,
the army post, she has an alienor- I got up and dressed hastily,
leal dream Indicating her future Immediately the clock struck alx.
problems. The colonel, Arthur As I came "down the stairs, I
Ulakely Beldon, of tbe post, la a heard some one In the kitchen,
'lady killer" and bis actions have 'and knowing that Johnson had
compromised Rita Thorndike, the been quit badly wounded, I was
wife of a reprobate lieutenant
Rita is Innocent ,and Cleo forms
an Immediate and deep friend
ship for her. Rita, at Cleo's In
stigation, decides to leave the
post and joins a vaudeville troupe
under the name Rheda Thorwald
son. Paul has been having his
troubles, chefly lquor and gam
blng. Cleo refuses to be gush
ingly sypathetlc. The post la
agog with gossip and suspicion
when Rita leaves and the colonel
Implores Cleo to give him infor
mation unsuccessfully. Climax
ing a series of domestic troubles
between Cleo and Paul, Cleo puts
Paul In the hospital by hitting
htm on the head with a vase.
After a serious time Paul pulls
through due to a blood transfu
sion from Chirk Adams, an old
sweetheart of Cleo's. Paul's mo
ther and father have arrived, cal
led to the post because of their
man and Lee Moral). Tti' y were son s desperate illness, uieo s
directed by Mai St. Clair. 1 lie story father has also come.
is adapted from one Apcten by
Ethel Watts Mumrord ami publish
ed in Hearst's International Mniia-zlne.
( loo tells her father that she
wounded Paul.
Paul's parmts are unaware of
this, but his mother makes her
self unpleasant Just the same.
Males'.).: Theatre 1 Cleo. alone In her nome, is con-
The Malestlc theatre will shotc. I fronted tiy the drunken Lieut. Dill
Pons of Call." a William Fox pro-1 Thorndike, husband of Rita, who
duction starring Kdmund Lowe Fernanda, to Know wnere nis wue
for two days starting tonight, is.
The story is said to have all the attempts to kiii Lieo. out is
I..,, i.... ,k. K,,ri nrisnt i i accidentally killed himself as
I ... 1 ..!, wHl k.o
mist of tropic j"5' -llu
'surprised. When I .peeped In,
however. I found that the colonel
had sent over one of his own ser
vants. The man looked np smll-hf.
colonel Betdon tola me to ten
you with his compliments that I
was to serve yon as -rang a your
guests were here, 'if yon will
tell me what time you want the
breakfast. It will b ready."
That will depend entirely up
on Mr. Armstrong, Senior, Bran
son. Yon might -prepare some
fruit and toast and coffee after
she comes down."
All right. Mrs. Armstrong. Will
you have your coffee now?"
No, I am going ovei r tne
fiospltal, and will probably take
t there with my husband. Do
you know bow Johnson la this
morning?"
"1 think ho Ik getting along
finely." .
"I'm glad of that Attar t have
Seen my husband I will stop In
and aee how Johnson la. I am
very grateful to him for earing
my life."
I alipped out of the house as
quietly as possible, but I found
that Dad had been ahead of me.
He waa standing on the street
corner as though uncertain Just
where he waa going.
I thought 'to myself (hat he.
(too. had evidently had an uneasy
Classified Section
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FOR SALE
4
PEACHES for Jiale. Call 85.
FOBTSALEGray seed oats. C7 J.
Lundeep, Melrose, Ore.
WANTED
FOR SALE Canning pears at the
Curtis ranch. Phone 8F4.
FOR BALE 65 head of good ewes.
Frank Btrader. Dlxonvlile.
LOT WANTED Close in as first
payment on new five-room mod
ern bungalow, balance to- suit
Call 460. .(.
WANTED Small ranch, close to
Roseburg, preferably on - high
way. Give full particulars. Ad
dress Ranch, News-Review. ':,
TOMATOES 60a a bushel. Ramp
ranch 1 mile east. Phone 370-Y.
FOR BALE Pack horses and sad
dle horses. Boyer Bros. Phoie
14ri4.
FOR SALE Five head Shrop.
rams. J. V. Chenoweth, Oakland,
Ore.
FOR . BALE Universal six-hole
range, good aa new. Reasonable.
C, F. Rood, Sutherlln, Ore.
TWO GOOD HOMESTEADS Good
timber. Close to main highway.
flt details 732 West Lane SL
FOR RENT
SLEEPING ROOMS for rent, 1)1
W. Douglas. . , .
HOlTSEfor rent. Close pr"No
children. IIS N. Stephens J; l
FOR KENT Three office
Best location In the city. t)bfi
68. .
all the creeping
niehts and crawling heat of noon
day sun. One reviewer has refer
red to it as a love story that will
sneak In and capture your heart.
The picture, directed by Denison
Cllft. Includes In Its cast Hazel
Keener, Lllyian Tashmau,
rushed to Cleo's aid.
-The
by
4 (Aaoclittd Pre Lrucd Win.)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-
court of inquiry, appointed
Secretary Wilbur, to Investigate
the Senandoab disaster, will con
vene in Lakehurst, N. J., next
Monday.
The court Itself will dectiu
whether the bearings will be open
to the public, but it Is assumed
here that they will be.
Instructions Issued today oy
Secretary Wilbur to Henr-Admlral
Hilary P. Jones, president or tlio
court, formally directed the In
quiry to determine the cause of
the dirigible's collopse and thd
responsibility for it.
The court was directed to sub
mit a report of the facia It will
establish through testimony and
to render an opinion an to whether
any acts of tire airships person
nel were responsible for the accident.
BOX PAPER 19c
Special sale of fancy box paper,
white and colors In linen finish,
full size boxes, assorted shape en
velopes. A really good quality Item
at a special price of Side. See It at
Carra.
0
PART IN FLYING
FIELD DEBIGJTIOES
lmvi'lson. William Conklin.
Mack and Alice Ward.
LONG HOURS OF NIGHT.
I bade my mother-in-law good
night, telling her that probably
both of us could look at things
William ' more sanely In the morning.
iiobby
She wanted to talk to me more,
but I told her that I was very
tired and I was sure sho was,
Antlers Theatre and left her to take It out on her
"Kentucky Pride," one of the .husband,
most entertaining pictures of the i As j ciose (ne a00r f my bed-
season. Is the current otrering at room. i deliberately out behind
the Antlers theatre, where It opens :me aM thought of what I was
tonight for a two clay engagement. !gong to ao next day. I determ
That this attraction deserves a lnert , leep There, was ono
maximum of prosperity Is conceded ; thing, however, 1 had not count
by all who see it, and. Manager :ed on and that wa, my heart,
(ioux Is to be congratulated on ,, bt,.an niake i,lf fet (
he nliht.
Slowly Be turnea xowaru tub
hospital. I called to him. I
didn't want him to see Paul be
fore I did.
ills faee lighted no as he saw
me. and as I came near I slipped
my hand into his.
Where r yott gome so eany
In the morning?" 1 asked tightly.
Next: Sobatlon. ,
booking It at this time.
"Kentucky Pride" has to do with
the romantic and tragic life of a
famous race horse called Virginia's
a very uncomfortable manner.
The words that had come from
me impulsively and without
Future. Failing in her own great , .',:" ,,. , h m.H vorv
!!?!?..". h!C-hJb rdranSed.vmo"e very ea.y'lf one
SHU UUUlUIfU liter IrJKi I lilt tJLiUlua , , . , . a,., j
SSSSK- r" MaS K mar
"r... . 'j L. ' . "...n.. it on an impulse. Why snouia
"'."L8 !mZL .'Irus'hrr'dlvorcrrhou
Virginia's Future Is at the low ebb deliberation?
of her fortunes, for she has do-1 I had gone a long way in my
generated into a common truck .foolish career of sell Ishness when
horse. Therein lies much of tho I heard those words coming from
tragic such as tugs at the heart-my own mouth. Divorce di
strings. ivorce from Paul. What had I
It is Important to take note of been thinking? What had I been
tho fnot that Ihn vnrlmw "hnr.P H&vtne? I Seemed tO have bCCh
roles" are played by America's ! playing with those words Just as
most famous thoroughbreds. Mania child plays with fire.
War heads this cast with Mor-
vich, Negofol, Fair Play and Tbe
Finn suporting him capably.
LATEST RELEASES
COMING TO ANTLERS
Thrre of the latest releases have
ben booked for the Antlers the
atre, according to an announcement
r.mtU thin mornlnff by Lav.-renre might
Was
too late to draw hack?
I suddenly remembered the
vears when Paul and I were all
in all to each other. Why from
rhiWthood we had hardly had
thought that we kept from each
other: and now we had let some-
thinn. I knew not what, come be-
teen us.
T hud been fin dine fault with
Paul without thinking that I too
bo to ma me. i too, pr-
VANCOrVKH. Wash.. Sept. IB.
Half a hundred airplanes, pilot
ed by many of the most famous
aviators of the country, are tak
ing part today In the dedication
of Pearson Field, named in honor
of Lieutenant Alexander Pearson,
Jr., who lost his life at Dayton,
Ohio, in an air race.
Fifty airplanes which have
been circling the avintinn fit Ids
of the western purt of the coun
try are to fly over pendlHnn, th
home of Lieutenant Pearson, and
hi afternoon are to partirlpiite
Motorists!!
We have just equipped our
shop and are prepared to han
dle all kinds of repairs, elec
tric service especially. Wo
are here to give satisfaction.
AL YOUNG IN CHARGE
SOUTH END
Service Co.
in races, stunts, and denionstra-
and I had such backaches I could tions or various kinds,
hardly stoop. My kidneys didn't Hrigadler-Oeneral Paul A. Wolf,
act right, either. Doan's pills soon rommsnrfT or the finh brigade,
fixed me hp In good shape. The Colonel Frederick T. Arnold, chief
aches and pains left my back and of the Sf.th division of
my kidneys were regulated." "nr. H- K. Irvine of Port-
69c. at all dealers. Foster-Mil. land, are on the program to speak
burn Co.. Mfrs, Eulalo, N. Y. at ,ho dedicatory exercises. The
. idow and prenis of I.tentenunt
(Joux. lit. states that these are hnps. had been derelict with mv
the thret i.iost expensive bookl'i-'s duly. Kven when remorse hsd
ver ban. ght to Hos.-h mr. 'lc.-'me by the throat because I hal
films t. ii'g first releases from the1 nearly killed my husband. It was
rporaron. Thiylnot because of hUn, nut oecause
banks !; "Iwnil was afraid for myself, arraii
here the middle! of what might happen to me.
of i.ext month. Mmy Pickford in i The dream I had had or ine
J m.Ii Annie Roon. ,-," and Ctmibs (dragon that guarded our home
Ch.-pHn In "The Go. I ltush." Kadi 'and happiness was absolutely
of tiicse films is cb: - lib t mu. inmore truthful than what I had
l-raltc in premier shj.ngs ami lo,j been hugging to my heart as
eul film fans will b- delighted lo ' reality. The tentacles of mlstm
li iri. that they haa be.M e.-cuud derstandlng thoughtlessness and
Tor i.rly show r;- In I ! Mly. j selfishness were still barring the
o way to our home and happiness.
We sell wooiem. py the yard. 1 lay with my eyes quiie open a i
TRE8PASS NOTICE
All persons are hereby warned
not to fish, nor to hunt. With
without dogs or In any way tres
pass on the Dixon ranch or tne
Jones ranch which I have leased.
T. O. DIXON.
FOR 8ALE Ford son donkey, lines
and blocks and tractor. First
class condition. Priced right
Terms. Coen Lumber Co.
rdR BALE 75 tiers of 16-lnch
scrub oak, 1 i miles west of
Olalla achoolhouse, on old Camas
Valley road. Frank Adamek.
Bfocgway.
FOR BALE Sharpies cream sep
arator. No. 4. Good condition.
Address W. F., care News-Re
view.
FOR SALE Clean cheat seed, 2)
cents per lb. Rye grass, 3c at
tho bin. Phone )4F11. Thos.
Hatfield.
FOUR-TUBE RADIO SET for sale
at bargain price. Fine set for ex
perimental purposes. See It at
News-Review office.
VELlE TOURtNfJ CAR with good
rear tires, fair front, runs good.
Total price IS5. Self starter and
good battery. Look this over. The
Roseburg Oarage.
FOR SALE CHEAP
horses, gentle.
FOR RENT 3 furnished house
keeping rooms. 408 B. DCttglaa
St. .
FOR-RENT Desirable seven-room
house with garage, close In.
Phone 437-J. .
FOR RENT S-room furnished apt.
with bath, 120 per mo. Lights
and water Included. Close.. -In.
414 North Jackson. Phone 606.
FOR RENT Nice clean.quletVnP
spectable rooms for ladlee - or
gentlemen; close In; free baths;
radio aervlce every evening. Un
der new management. Lane
Street Rooming House. -
WKSTKH.NKU I'HEH
tXaSWA' SADDLE.
TONOPAH, Nev.. Sept. 15. A
saddle worth (5,000, tho envy of
every bronco buster In the west
ern country, Is the possession of
O. B. Garcia, of Elko, Nevada.
Garcia, an old time saddle maker,
made the unusual saddle for his
Own use. Intricately worked Into
It Is approximately 14,000 worth
of gold and sliver ore.
o-
DINNERWARE 15o
We have a big bargain In decora
ted dlnnerware at 16c each piece,
sold by the set of S3 or 42 pieces
only. About half price on these.
Duy now at Carr'a.
llernier the Tailor.
Liberty theatre.
2 doors north remaining hours of the night,
ana niirmn iiukh uwm .
long time to think of what Psul
I meant lo me. I knew thst all
the specious reasoning 1 nan nen
going through lo convince myself
was false that there was some
thing outflde of sny fact which
ennlH ha Hr mnn.l m I rd tnathems
lk tlcally that made It lyposible for
me to live without Paul.
-t ! I reniemherpfl his kisses, his
Forlnfanti, raresse and then and there ac-
Inoalldi, iknowledged that there was some
thing the mind was not able to
Nourishing Digestible No Cooking. ) consider 111 love.
Hay Avoid Imitations Substitute i roiild hiirdly Walt until I
Notice of sale -H governm.itt tl-n-bar,
Oanerat ljlnd Office, Washlnc
ton, L. C. Aug. 14, 1Kb. Nolle Is
hereby given that subject to the
conditions and limitations . of the
acta of June 1. IMS (3 St St., S1S1,
February 11 (to Slat., 117SI,
and June 4. l! (41 Hut., lit), and
pursuant to departmental regula
tions of April It, !: (0 L P. 474).
tbe timber en the following lands
will ba sold October 4. 128. at 10
o'clock a. m. at pjblie auction at
ths United States land office at
Koseburg, Oregon, to ths highest
bidder at pot lass than tbe apprala
td value as shown by tlits notlcs,
sal to b subject to th approval
of the HourMary of th Intarlnr. The
purcltas prlc, with an additional
sum of one-fifth of on per cent
thereof, being commissions allowed,
must ba deposititd at time of sale,
money to b returned If sale Is not
approved, otherwise patent will Is-,
ue for Ibe timber, which must be!
removed wltbla tn years. Bid will :
be received from eitlsens of the !
United Htates, sssoctatlons of such '
eitlsens and corporations organised'
under the laws of the United Htates, I
or any stste, territory, or district
thereof only. Upon application of a
qualified purchaser, th timber on
any legal subdivision will b of
fered 'sepsratly befor being In-1
eluded In any offer of a larger
unit. T. IS ft . It. 1 vr.. Bee. JS, Nfiyi
NEis. fir 1410 M., T. II 8.r II. VVV,
Heel, HKA NKVi. fir M0 14.. cedar j
4& M., not), of the timber on these
sections to he sold for lee than 42
nor M. T. : K. R. 11 W.. Hoc 2J.
lot 4. fir ISO sf., lot T, fir n 14., none
of the timber en thie eectlon to be;
old for leas than ft.aO rr M. T. '
3J H.. U 4 VT., Hec. It. NFryj N(4, i
fir 450 M. NWH NE4, fir fit K.
H'U NK. fir III M., HK4
fir 3-0 14., none of tli timber on'
this section to btt sold for tmn than.
11.2.'. per M. T. 14 H . It. 1 '.. nee. !
J, Nr. '4 HW'4. fir 1 X0O M., cedar 40 1
at., fK'4 W fir 7 M.. cdar IS I
M , KK HR. fir r. il , cedar to!
M., none of the timber on this sec-'
tinn to he sold for less than 11.74 1
per M. for lha fir and II per M. ton.
the cedar. T. II H.. It. T W., Hc. 1.,
MVi, HW fir I7R0 M.. none or the)
timber on this section to be sold for'
less than 41 per It. Thos. C. llavail,
A'-tlng Commissioner.
Two saddle
Come and see
tbem 2s miles east of Kelly's
Korner store. Also 61 tons choice
hay. P. A. Lurch, Rt 1, Roseburg.
FORTS ALE 16-lnch split oakTal'
so milk cow; weanling pigs; 1
Poland China boar. E. L. Thomp
son, RU 2, Box 113, Roseburg. 4
miles north on Pacific highway.
FOR SALE New modern, five?
room bungalow In good location.
Full cement basement with fur
nace, and laundry trays, sleeping
porch, and breakfast nook. JJy
owner. Call at 441 Fowler St., or
phone 30-R.
FOR" BALEnTTach 25:20W(n".
Chester, 30-30 Winchester, 30-40
Krag, 85 Remington automatic.
All In first class shape. Also
good violin and console radio
cabinet Repair Shop, Cor. Rose
and Oak Sta.
FOR SALE Ford" touring car";
good mechanical condition;
starter, demountable rims, four
good tires, new battery and
lights, good paint. Price 1176.
See Charles V. Stanton, 627 Mill
Bt., or phone 449-R.
FOR SALE-One horse and buggy
and harnean; a splendid animal
for cultivating garden, orchard or
broccoli. A bargain, 150. See It at
the Pleasant Home Cherry Or
chard, Eaat Douglas St., Roseburg.
Auctioneer
1 am ready for dates in
city or country, write or
call me for dates. House
hold goods and farm ma
chinery a specialty.
Let John Do It '
JOHN ABEENE
Phone 42F3
Oakland Oregon'
TAILOR SHOP
MOVED
NEW LOCATION
214 NORTH MAIN STREET
Suits to order and all tailor.
ing work Guarantssd.
ANDY VELINE
Rsar Kidder's Shoe Store
Chas. S. McElhinny
"The Widow's Friend"
Oregon Life
248 North Jackson .
HOUSE PAINT
$2.40 per Gallon
Denn-Gerretsen Co.
Cleanest and Plumpest
Spring Vetch
IN OREGON
4 'ic in sack lots
Broken Sacks 5c
and
Also Hungnrlan Vetch
Oray Oats.
Enquire for prlcea on large
lota.
J. E. HATFIELD
Dlxonvills, Phone 3Mf
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqiift
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Prune Trays, Boxes",
Egg Crates Z
Manufactursd by '
C. A. 8TELZIER
Myrtle Crsek, Ore.
Phone 160-4 '
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Rugs!
They need cleaning 'as .
well as your clothing,;
We don't care how;
large they are. Let us-
get them.
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Our Aute Will CM
Phone 277
FOR RENT Two new bungalow
strictly modern five rooms
oak floors throughout 1131-11S5
North 3rd St Close to Benson
school. Also a close In S-room
apartment Call 460.
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11000 to loan on Rood real estate.
G. W. Young k Son. Phone 417.
CAR OWNER Don't forget t4
call Sal when In need of aute
parts. Sartt's Auto Wreckina
House.
COOK-"-IT1S ffEhE INVESTI
GATE The Klrstln Ftl-Oane for
Fords. Fills your tank without
lifting the cushion. Tells at a
glance how much gas yon have.
Get youra today. F. F. Criteaer,
agent. 1005 Military St. Phone
692.
TO TRADE 3-room, electric light
ed house, three lots, each BOX
140 ft. Good cellar, wood-shed,
chicken house, Inwn, shade frees.
Some furniture and chickens. In
the prosperous milling town ol
Uend, Ore. For a small place 01
raurh. near Roseburg, Ore. Own
. er, Abner F. Smith, 53 E. Olney,
Bend. Ore. " " '