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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10. 102. r Don! Forget ! WHEN GOOD FLOUR IS SOLD CHEAP WE WILL SELL IT! $2.20 None Better Few m Good. $2.10 A Good Bleadied Hard Wheat ' $1.80 A Good Biscuit Flour. See Us First We Can Save You Money. FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSMURO DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY COURSE MAY BE STARTED The state department of Voca tional Education with the aid of federal funds Is helping both minors and adults In Oregon- in many ways. In various schools there are subsidies for Industrial art work, printing, home econo mies and agriculture. lioseburg High School receives from the government one-half of the agri culture teacher's salary. The purpoet of such assistance Is to create greater Interest In voca tions and to make men and wo men better workmen. A good proportion of Oregon'a Allotment is expended -to educate adults In their crafts and home employments. Three years ago a course of this training. Two classes have been held in Auto Mechanics. Classes are now being held at Marshfield snd Eugene for individuals Id the plastering trade. The Supervisor of the Home Economics department has been in Roseburg the past week Inter esting women in a six weeks course in dressmaking and milli nery. A woman of exceptional trainng and experience will con duct this work which will prob ably be carried on in the high school bulding. The supervisor will return to Roseburg on next Thursday, October 15th, and will meet at 2:30 'p. m. on that date at the high school bulding, all ladles who are Interested In this phase of home making. The cost of the course will be 13.60. Men's suits cleanee and pressed, 11.50. Roseburg Cleaners, -phone 72. FORMKR ASTT-SOVTET LKADP.lt TO IMXTttlH MI'IUHCT OF JAPAX. (AwncislMt fnm LMed Wirt.) NAGASAKI, Oct. 9. Ex-At-taman Senienoff, former Russian "White" leader who fled from the Soviet and Is now living in Na gasaki, Is reported to have form ally applied tor Japanese natur alization. The Home Office is expected to waive the rigid seven year residence rule In favor of the Russian refugee. It is said PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. U. H PLYLHR Chlropractfc physician 1 w Let at - LAUNDRY KIDS H IT I C AVM AST ANP I-WtNte TOO To LMJNDER CLOTHES T WAK VK6 DO I There arc no hit or miss methotls employed In this laundry. We. have a su perior, sanitary, scientific manner of handling clothes that Insures their sweet freshness and your com plete satisfaction. Tele phone. Roseburg Steam Laundry PHONE It j. s. Mcdonald Electric Wiring and Service Roseburg, Ore. Phone 656 J Mi W. Douglas St SANDY! WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua sr i IE OAKLAND NOTICE . Monday evening, Oct. 12th, the Pythian sisters will enter- tain all Knights, their faml- lies and friends. Cards, danc- lng and refreshments. Pro- ceeds for the benefit of the Children's Unit. Admission 25 cents. , General Benenoff plans to conduct a campaign for closer economic relations between Japan and Mon golia. ' NOTICE The thirtieth annual convention of the Douglas County W. C. T. U. will convene In the Roseburg Presbyterian church beginning at 10 o'clock on Friday morning, Oc tober 16th and closing with medal contests In the evening. LI LOAN B. PAVlS. Corresponding Secretary. SHOR KHINF IX MEXICO CITV COSTS Sl-TO IF YOU PAY IT. MEXICO CITY. Oct. 10. The .newcomer In Mexico City usually Is stung once before he discovers that 20 cents, not tl.50, la the proper price for having bis shoes shined. 'A band of more or less gentle grafters operates in the Alameda, a beautiful park In the center of the city, where every visitor Is known to stroll. He la almost certain to sit on one of the many Benches and Just as surely as he does he will he surrounded by a flock of boot-blacks clamoring for his custom. The shine complet ed, the boy Is given ten or 20 cents, hut he demands $1.50. The visitor registers . astonishment. The boy Insists. The boy, by now reinforced with such of his companion pira tes as are not similarly engaged, produces an "official card" show ing that the "duly authorized" scale of prices of the "Syndicate" of shoe-shlners of the Alameda Includes $1.50 for a "special shine." A special shine consists of an extra dab of something that looks like varnish. Generally the victim hands over $1.50, charges It up to experience and thereafter visits the Alameda only for fresh air. Fresh sea food at Vosburgh and Wlard Delicatessen. GALE HALTS AIR RACES. MITCHELL FIELD. N. Y., Oct. 10. A sixty-five mile wind caused the postponement of today's events In the national air races. The Pul itzer speed classic and other con tests scheduled for today will be held Monday. TUBBY - StVEMW CEMTS' THAT AtM'T LOOK AT 1 HE V, -rxobg P , ) jDrvMae U HM?RY S. S, ? V ' S 0 ' I GUESS I AtOT 60 SOR.E MOW j I GOT FoR. VoO. T- Erv V Ullt FPAitli A I ) -l . U 1 OrtOER ertAOSE LOTS OP I VNnL1 $AK 5U D1M vJ1: i fCTl . - P si h VELLOWS CALLED OO MV I ; AV A ' MADE y fflrt YKA. , rJlM' C0U&IW pAthlCiA ALL THE TIME ft . W1' 5 i '&J: vf ' , V-OirS' "aiK,'.i i OSJ1IL IT BROKE -GtE. HEfiE v. M cX ttfZWl GsCJt T' ttlC ' Wwj&- mmn M Uxfrn rmlM ImrnWri &M " X SOCIETY I (Continued from page f) the evening and an orchestra com posed of Feroll lies, piano; C. C. Caw, saxaphone; Harley Bprng gins, banjo; and Delaine 8 trader, drums, provided music to the danc ers during the evening. Later the members went to the banquet room, where election of , officer was held. Dr. Lee A. ; Wells was elected president and ; Archie Crawford secretary.treasur-' er. Following, supper was served : to about 45 couples. j W. C. T. U. MeeU at Home of Mrs. Eddy j The Roseburg W. C. T. U. held a very Interesting meeting at the home of Mrs. A. J. Geddes on Wed nesday afternoon. Reports of the ; officers for the year gave a very j encouraging outlook for the new : year's work. Much constructive ! work has been done, and some very ' worth while results accomplished, i Mrs. J. ,D. Osborne was elected president, Mrs. E. Boise and Mrs.'i A. C. Marsters, first and second vice-presidents; Mrs. J. D. Young, recording secre tary; Mrs. Lillian B. Davis, corre sponding secretary; Mrs. Christine Mlcelll, treasurer. Roseburg union will be host to the county conven-i t!on to be held In the Presbyterian I church on Friday. Oct 16, and at lng It." this time a committee was aprolnt- Begin by lieatlng three unsepar ed'to look after the luncheon at the atde eggs till light, thun add one noon hour. Delegates to the coun-lcup of granulated Biigar and one tv ennvenllnn alHCteil are Airs. T. I half tahlesnoon of cold, sweet n rtnannhai-ir Mr- iteien niiiiti. 1 Mrs. Helen Ferguson. Mrs. L. L. Bodie. The atate convention to be held at Hood River beginning Oct. 20 was discussed and Mrs. Os-1 born, Mrs. Young and Mrs. Mlcelll j were elected as delegates. Others were suggested and may plan to go later. Mrs. S. M. Kelly gave a very In spirational talk on the subject. "Are We Doing Things Decently and In Order?", very profitably ap plied to everyday life. Mrs. A. C. Marsters. county presi dent of the W. C. T. V.. has receiv ed word that Mrs. Ida Jolley, state corresponding secretary of W. C T. U, will be in Roseburg for the county convention next Friday. Book Club Has Dinner at Waite Home The ladles of the Book Club mo- tored to the home of Mrs. Douglas , a comedy that would give an ad Walte, nar Dixonvllle, Wednes-, ded kick to the lain: tin because of day afternoon, where they pn par - j ed dinner .and invited tlieir nus- bands there for the evening. In the dining room where yel - I low was a prevailing cuiur, rai.reu . i , ... 1 (.. V.. kets 7 o'clock dinner was served, Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Kelnline, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bubar. iir .am; Mrs. Dean n.k. n- .n,i Mi wm. Bell, ... .l U u-Dhl,,Irlnn W.lLhes. ... i i ' i i vnnne Mr and Mis. t has. Wdtnton. Mi. ai d Mis. Jolin Kunyan and Mr. ai.d Mrs. "T were placed for S?veion.iCh ""rd'!d tVeDi:":'" aaa Padle Orr liunoat. field sec tary of the Orenou Tuberculosis association, was a mieut of Mrs. Wm. Bell, at the Hell home on Jackvnn iitreet. during her stay In RiiserAlrK. Mrs. Bell was hostess Ht a dinner party Thur3day evening, complimenting Mrs. Dunbar. O w Roacburg Woman's Club at Home This Afternoon lino niiuwuu The Roseburg Woman's Club had an at home this afternoon t the Moose hall. In charge of the Junior League cummittoe. All young girls and uonien of llosebiin;. ai:d mils ton. and how effective theie of- high school age, were Invited f0(,n'P, havo proven Is well In evl to aflillate with tho Junior meiii- dence from the many excellent bershlp of the club, which will be r,.ports that "The Live Wlie" has calkd the Junior league. received. The purpose of the oiKan!rat!oti ; jn "The Live Wire" Johnny li is to train the younger, members cast an a daredevil wire artist, for ihe work of the rlub. A suite who after Jiiffe'ing an ininry. leader of the Junior Civic club -met become a "knight of tho road' witn the ladles and was instrume and eventually putn over a largo tal In effecting t'.ie organisation, amusement park project. and various representaUvcs of the ; - club were present. Antl-ra Theatre Receiving guests were Hi? nKiti-, If von can't doe'de whether yon her. of the board of directors: Mrs- dames J. C. I'onsler. fl. 1). Morgan C. II. Neal. F. II. Dunlup. II. D. Hnrris. Wm. Hell. Washington Hughes, (. A. B-a-lburn, Fost.-r B -tner, and J. E. Enger. Ijiter at llu: tea hour the mem bers of Ihe Junior League commit tee presided. They wore Me datnes W. It. Broivn. H. C. Church, Victor Short, Frd Hruby, and Floyd Fn-ar. Other members of th club assi.'ded during the after noon. r o , I niuncoaKcr ouiias no yearly models. Tficienf fouseke BY Lurn A-KinKman MAKING A JIJ.LY HOM TOMORROW'8 MENU llreakfast Loft-Over Prunes Cereal Scrambled Eggs Toast - Coffee Luncheon Baked Macaroni and Cheese Wholewheat Bread Jolly Lettuce Cookies Tea Dinner Corned Reef Hash ' Picalilll Potatoes Lima Beans Stuffed Tomato Salad Baked Apple Pudding . Coffee "A Jelly roll cuts to better ad- vantage than a layer cake." writes a Column 1'eador. "I find that 1 can Bervo more people from one Jelly roll than from any other : Kind ot caae. nut my reciiio not always to be depended upon Please tell me your way of mak milk. Mix well together netoro I adding one cup of ordinary bread I f iour which you have Bifted with 'one teaspoon of baking powder j snq a pmcn or mh. ....... tablespoon of melted butter. i use a paii wuwu uiwi.ui" i marmalade, some line a marmi lnches In length and nine andmaMow fining (using the canned one-hair Inches across to bake this cake (my meat roasting pan'- I place a large shyt of wrapping Anllera TThrotrv. - ,. ...""I. . Harold "a newest feature h a rtZ Yr hl. at the Antlers Theatre. Uoyd. his story and gag writer-, and his directors, were concentrated on maklnc a nlcture worthy to be j classed with 'Grandma's Boy" , the tears behind it a comeny that nad a vnai aramauc uiiereai , and a thrill faction. 1 By taking for his hero o youth -uu, .. . .-in- .n hnrri to im tho most popular boy In the school that no becomes only the hint of all or the Jokes and tricks of tipper class nuii.es. w terization mat offers as many OpportlintllOS lor numor, paiu." "d thrills as "Grandma's POT, pr.Tn01jed to see "The Frrah- ,nn..PIhi;; "u , on CVfiD b,.er comedy th.n thatc.as.lc. - . I T"-"' i "Funny men. fat men. Utile men. big men, irensi oi luie uuu a thousiind wonders! "Step this way. ladles and gen tlemen. s them all here, now tight Inside all for the price of n f Ingle dime!" ' Tlie tvpirai rry ni m t barker, known to counties mll-:,ic Blld modern slory Involved. people were eproneu lur ii ... lions, will be "seen but not ijarneline liirnn. Hello Bennett, .eome of the dances wem aBslgned. heard" when Johnny nines' First eiivo Brook. Donald MueDonald A rollicking song and oance num Natlonal picture, "The Live ; BnH ,.. nersholt are prominent i ber, entitled "Oh you Rah! Rah. Wire." comes to the .Majestic . i i. thi, whlrwl'nd comedy that : . h nines has Incorporated 1()e worid.famnus freaks In the .., penuences of his produc - want to see a moiion pi m a p'rr r,rv- Po see .ionia i ei, s Prellv I.Bdies." a Metrn-Cnld- wyn Mayer prndurtlon Sunday ut the Anllers Thealre. Trcl'y Ladies" Is both I'l one. It's a picture on the rcreen of Ftace life Wore the fooillihta and heck ftage, too. It sliows vou how stnse folk live and It proves they are just as ni:ni.m. people wr..- r.ever nave in a theatre except as me an audience. The slory Is a colorful tn' ' o a stage star who had evernlilng she wanted bill a man. How she got oee ri-iil then k"i' hlm Anolber Thriving mm1 paper In the bottom of It, cutting the paper so that It will reach half way up the pan-sldee. I grease this paper with melted I'utlor before pouring the cake batter Into it and spreading the batter well Into the comers. Bake 12 minutes in a moderate oven. The next step la to turn the pan upside down on another large sheet of wrapping paper which you have previously placed on your kitchen table and sprinkled heavily with powdered sugar. Of course the greased paper which lined the pun-bottom will also come out of the pan (for It will be stuck fust to the bottom of the cake). Peel this off the cake. The Jelly Is then spread over the cake where you peeled tlif paper off. Rolling is difficult, hut If you la. .tin .ii.nrnil naiu). Il.ll.. VAI1 hV prM8ln(t , against the cake as vou roU t lln har0Uy supporting ,ha cll)(e gomewhat, the cuke will lll)t cn,ck when rolled. Work sitalx-fcly at this stage, and when (.. ron j completed, wrap the sugared paper around It securely and do not remove this paper for several hours till the cake has had time to "set" and cool. When done, the cake roll should le nine and onc-h!f Inches long and about three Inches In diameter. I. ..allntiv vet is nr 16 slices from a jely rol ma1e hy this recipe, eB(.h 8lll.e daintily thin. Th(s ke-roll recipe may of jrourae ne tinea witn omer.iiiungs ,nan j(.llyt Many woman prefer ; nmmhmallow they can get In the istores). Still othr fill their roll with ordinary cake fillings. )' a0e t0 tell their friends that they - lr solourning In California, and NOTICE i w sr , , MnniUv Av.ntn fW 1th A the lythan sisters' will ente tain all Knights, their famlli- . w.s , .,,,, dane. i inK . . . , Children's Unit. Admission 25 cents . - - m (he face of a ,()t of opposition. t(),d by j!en in a dramatic way. fOBtured and Tom Moore plays tne loading male role. I.l'.M'rty ThPiitre Pelter tlnin "Cheap Kisses!" Thut Is llie'iinanlinniis opinion of the critics who have een C. Gardner Sullivan's fecond produc i tlon for F. O. U. release, entitled I "If Marriage Fails."- which will be shown for the firHt time In this community nt the Liberty Thoa- j f jrHt rehearsal of tho musical ex tre on Sunday, when it lieeln's a v, tiava(!ttnza, "Smilt s," to be launch Itliryi day run. Tho trreen's bent u B Ul)!),,DutK coinniuinty piny, Known auuiur lias inriieu uui m whalo of a story, reeking with 'color, unusual incident and tneat 'ment of high order. Mr. Sullivan ruccecds In pulling very human elllllliclers in tne screen, one, ui im. name i.ine i..e, ... 1lto(.it "hero and tihern" types. shorn- pes. ,, in(. ,0:t dinned tho pieturo .'brilliantly and with fine under- standing of tile nueiiseiy uram , ,he an.,tar cast. One of the i . . I ...! ,i,n fnr a nlcture Is that rtnirt!- the "Venecia" cafe, wi,ero ule guests enter In a gon- .; An,. nnA ,hp dance hall is sur- rounded by the silll waters of , tvpical Vrnotian canal. Ileal will, gas. RAIN IN WESTERN OREGON ' LATE NEXT WEEK FORECAST I SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10. The : weather outlook for the week be : ginning Deloher Id, was announced here today by the United Slates Weather Bureau as follows: 1 Pacific stales Ihe weather ollt lnuk is for lair weather wlih tem- peraiure about normal, except for Incn'aHlug eloiellnt'ss and probable show, ry weather In His western portions of Washington and Ore gon about the cloe of tho week. Hail's Catarrh It rl' vour mitt-m of Cjtirrh or Deaf- "'W "nmng. nnee inine nM ri bvsrrhTI1"' M''lnnal.l. Dorothy OrM: Vlr - I i-lnla (ioilx. Dorothy Chase, Ilrrit- UUh ir.tf.ru r,mr10rn ,y i,nbark, Jean Scotl, Violet F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio n,,e-er. Nornpin Prints, Vary Me- Business Suspends Operations. THEATRE GOKS TO SEE FilWOUS STAGE all new ads on back page. j CDlDYTDWi roKSAuj Exactly as U enthralled .Broad way audiences for three years aud packed the ltlackstoue Thea tre, Chicago, for two years "Light nin' " will be presented at the Antlers Theatre tonight at 8:2b p. m. John Golden has Included this city In the route ot a special all- star cast ' headed ny airs, r rang Bacon, wife ot Frank Bacon, au thor and creator ot the tide part; Thomas Jefferson, sou of Joseph Jotferson, which has Introduced the record-smasher to ban Fran cisco, Los Angeles and other Im portant ctttee. Bessie Bacon, the daughter ot Frank Bacon, Is also prominent In the organisation. Others are Frank Thornton, Felix Haney, Jack Marvin, Marguerite Miller. Robert Lowe. My lea Mc Carthy. James Worsley, Elhan Al len. Nellie Keller, Win. Wagner. Genevieve Lyle and other favor ites. The prologue and three acts of "Liglitniii" " hold the unbrokeu interest of the audience with a succession of tense scenes, follow ed by Immediate relief In comedy, which at times becomes hillarious. The whimsicalities ana drolleries of Llghtnln' Bill Jones, perverse ly nicknamed because of his late ness, stir memories ot the elder Jefferson's Rip Van Winkle. The dramatic action Is furnish ed by a -land swindle on the bor der line between California and NBvada. The humur, which over balances the more serious side of tho play, finds Its source In an hotel which Llghtnln' Bill and his wife have established on the state line running through the center or the lobby. The place rmd Immediate favor with Rene Irfivnrro candidates who are thus ,t the same time establish a Ne- Tada residence. .1..... fumnns rmirtrOOm ' wene. in the second act. wherein ,lha land sharks are thwarted and , tamea ttom Soldiers' Home to act a. hi. own hi. riivnrra suit. Is ........ r. i -rl tn the annals of Broad way as the most delightful blend ing of humor and pathos that the American stage has known. It even exretls the brisk passages of the earlier Wlnchell Smith classic, "Turn to the Right," In sparkle and spontaneous fun. v Fresh grape Julco at Overland Orchards. Bring containers or u-ave at Brand s Road Stand. Will deliver when Illled. CAST FOR "SMILES' EXCEEDINGLY LARGE hi. ulrod adi.lt.1 attended the under the auspices of the wo man's and Altar Guilds of St. George's church (Eplscopel), of whica Mrs. Dexter Rice and Mrs. J. K. Falbe are Uib presiuents, . ... .,,., ua. ,..,, thp .... . ,.,, . ,-. u'. . .in uueieo uy iiiiewiui .... Much Inlere3t was excited In tho forthcoming theatrical affair, many ! Boy!" Is one calculated to express llw. .i.lrll nt the lioseburg hlch i school :thlrty bssketball players ! will appear In tho number. It is , exeecdlncly athletic, with chorus. tableaux and yells. This act will i prove one ot Hie n.g mis ot toe ' show. Muny high school students "were assirned parts In this nune ! ber. It 'ill be completed at the iieh'eaisal to be held irt the Guild , hall tonight. Among oilier local people to en roll lor parts In Hie production are: Morrill Rltler, Chester Bro ilers, "Chuck" Swanso i, Vandrun Williams,, Kenneth Wjnston, Bub (!;ie, Klton Jackson, llnnon Wenth erford, Roy Petty, Hugo Motrin; Mildred Davis Mona Purler, Thrl ma Olinsiea.l, liralne t.'nnlee, Mnx Ine k'-s, Tli'-lma Nev.h.nd, Thrl. ma Trefren. Klva Wescott, Mary It- am, Marian Swariz, 1,oii!He llouclas. Rita ShSmhail, Evelyn IJuliie, lrla Rlc", Mnxlne Moore, Eldress Juild, Kuth Brown. Jean j Mnddox, Allena Slntleion, Jtnfli Collins, lOvtlyn Hawn, (irrtrudei t.'ralg. Wave Kee.i, Munon Wlmer, fmrnthv t'orde't, Mirlnn Ness, Rosa B. I'BToti, Fi rn Iti ym"r.i, I Classified Section I FOR SALE Weanling p:gs. J. M. Boyles, Myrtle Creek. . foil SALE Monarch range, with water coll. Phone 2ib. FOR SALE CHEAr A "C" melo dy saxaphone. Conn. 315 N. Kane bt. FOR SALE Stock beets for dairy cattle. 1U38 Corey Ave. Phone FOR SALE Irish setter. Female, 18 months old. J, M. . Spancake, Rust Ave. FOR SALE" Gray on is and ttid nuxed seed, II cents lb. John Doerner, Melrose. FOR SALE At a bargain, 3 mares good all-around work animals. In quire ot Louis Bauer, West Rose burg. KRAUT CABBAGE for srJe at the ranch, atternoous, except Sun days. Joe K. Harvey, Edenbower. Phone UF4. FOil SALE 100 bushels gray oaU, also want good housekueper and cook. E. P. Thiel. Youcalla, Ore. UK bALli-UiMil giapo juice, price to and 70c per gallon. Bring containers. Frank 3. Bur slk. Melrose. Ore. FOR SALE Entire household fur niture, piano lucluded. reasou uuie. inrma, cash, luauire 205 uiutkway St. foil SALS A cuuple of peachy luu iu Overlook addition. Pave 1.H.11 tnd setter paid. Cull 203-R lor 'imruculars. BI LLETS FOR SALE 12 White Leghorns, 1 each; 24 R. L Reds, 1.25; t White Wyandottee, $16u. W. F. Hudson. Ku 1, Box G-14. (Glengary). . FOR SALE 1 plastered house, 5' large rooms, closets, bath, gar age, fruit trees, etc Terms. Call lua Reservoir Ave., Roseburg. AIREDALES Hardyvigoroua pups from registered hunters and retrievers. Come see them. M. Humphreys, Happy Valley. (Brockway P. O.) FOR SALE Oats and vulch, good mixture for 3c Cheat and vetch 2 3-4c; 38 bead nannie goats for sale, $2.50 head, at once. A. F. Stearns, Oakland, Ore. Foil SALE Up to-duto restaurant doing fine business In thriving town of about 3000 population. A bargain at the price, $4,500. Ad dress J. L. S., Box im, . Reeds port, Ore. VETCH common, absolutely clean est and finest In Oregon. 5 cents per lub. delivered to your post otflce. Also flue chcul seed 2i cunts lb. J. E. llatftuld, liiion viIib, Ore. Phono 3FU. 1U16 Chevrolet touring I 50 1JIH Oakland Six Uiuring. 125 11117 Sludebaher Six touring 200 1DJ3 1'urd RoadsLer and delivery : 275 1921 Oakland Six roadster.-. 800 1U18 Buick S.x tourinr;... 1176 lU'Jl I'sex fot:r touring 4.10 lu.'l II m l', four roadsli.-r.... t'Ji Hoy Catching Motor Co. N. Rose St ltoseburg i I-OH REM." FOR H KNT Garage, lnqulro 544 Ho. Pine. FORUkNi Furirisiied apartment with garage. 428 I'ltzer Bt. PSll RENT Downstairs aiart uiont. At 246 South parrott St FOR ' RENT 6-roomstrict!ym.id i rn bungalow, oak floors tlirough out. furnace, rarago, concrete driven y, close to school, never occupied, -j per month. Call 4'in. Cul'.nch. Evi lyn Myers, Gerlnide lyitrd, Maynard Bell, Morgan Rus sell, . Wnrron Rohertso.i, Jessie (1 libn, Elo May Wilson, Frances II, n. nr. Gladys Finley, Marion Weatherrord. All talented young people of th community ae Invited to atten the rehearsal tn be held tonight at 7.3.", Gillld hall. Vildlois welcome. Freeh sea torsi ut Vosburgh and , Wlard Di.-llcateasen. , "WHAT KIND OF SHAOOW VOU C ACT?" . . DO T'.ils s ib.eet diseussed Sunday t ev; uuv, t i'ie liardlst cl,ureh by : H. I., (silwll. 7 : S(. 'ihe mo eii"ien Kolnn people are especially ! Invited. Tiny v.111 find this l.H. r- ' u.illrg. fioo.1 music. ' o Arundel, piano '.uix-r. Phone 1M9L. By WINNER FOR RENT 3 furnished deep!' t rooms with heat. Ill K. 0117"' FOR RENT Front sleeping roo i. nut corey Avenue. Phone 18S-J. fOU. RENT Small furtu.4 apartments. Phone 18$ or Ms-R. FOR RENT Three office roon-s. Best, location In the city. Pnona 6H. KOItTlENT 6-room house,, mod era. Inquire at Ut Fowler BC , Oea Chandler. FOR RENT Housekeeping roomc, downstairs, bath, garage. 821 W. Lane. l)U 1U..NT OR SALE troCS modern home, close In, Phono 437-J " " ; '. FOll RKNT 4 room downs tain apartmenL Private bath. Close in. Reasonable. Phone 227-Y. ".' FOR RENT 10 acres river bottom' close In, free soli. For particulars cull at 402 West Lane Bt FOR iTeNT Nlceiy furnished I- ' room apartment Perpetual hot' wat.J20614Cobb Bt '. TWO'FURNISHED HOU8EKEEP-' INO rooms tor rent -Will -rent aa sleeping rooms. Inquire TZ5 ' 8. Jackson. - . '. FOR RENT Newly painted and , papered . 4 -room house, partly furnished, bath and ga.-age.. ln QUlre 875 Hoover. - . ' I LOST AND FOUND LOST On Cass or Jackson ' St,; ring of keys. Finder please leave at thia office. Reward ') LOSTHound; black with blue' spots and tan ears and legs. Ho ward. Ervln Rice, Oakland,-Ore. ; '. I 4 WANTED WANTED Dressmaking. Mrs. W. 8. Howard. $46 8. Rose. ' ' GIRL wants place to work for. room and board. Address Sox W, News-Hevlew. WANTED Work, all kinds, Coo tract or hour. Chenowetn. Phone 498. WANTED Girl or woman to, work mornings. General boose work. Steady position. Phone 628-R. WANTED White Holland Mrkey gobbler. Heavy spring bird: Mrs. . Lutle Fate, Iays Creek, Ore. WANTED 14600 from S to 5 year loan, first mortgage on . farm property, 77r Interest Address Loan, care News-Review." i'-' u r 7 .i WANTED25 hens, not oer tws years old. Any kind except black breeds. State price.; Address "liens," News-Review. WANTED Rancn, Will . pay lu down and (500 a year on ranch. Buildings not neoessarjr.' Prefer on creek. Reply Box 83, caro News-Review. VVANTEIl "Experlencea gftrTor general housework. Good wages for competent girl. Write Mrs, A. K. Adelsnerger, 155' Sooth ' 5th Utreot Mnrslifleld, Oregon. " WA STKi) Experienced clerk, and window trimmer In gents' fur nlsiiin sloro. Reference,, re quired. Good position to . right -party. Address X., care News Review. WANTED PROMPTLY Wool) to 130(10 on abundant and gilt-edged improved property on county road two miles out 8even acres In full bearing apple, prune, and pear, . etc. trees. Several llv snrlngs thereon. Thirty acrei high class plow land. Address P. O. Box 528, Roseburg. MISCELLANEOUS STRAYED -lirge Airedale" dog. O. G. Ro-ers. Looking Otaas. Phone 1XF35. . liLXi.rn KUK.I) Jersey bull fpr sen vice, st Nelson Bros., 1 mile ..northeast 6f Roseburg. CAR- OWNER Dbn'tforget 14 all 553 when tn need of ants parts. Sarfta Auto Wrecking Hone. WITHIN"FEW I)AYS-Man o drive Ford louring to Los Ange les for transportation. Privilege of carrying one passenger. Lock wood Motor Co. SANDY! Keep your wardrolio ready -for any .occasion by frequent cleaning and pressing snd repairing. -- Our Auto Will Call. Phone (77