ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1925.
Sold Again!
Another Caroad Drain Tile.
Order now for the next car.
4 inch $4.50 100 ft
Flour $8.60, $9.20, $7.00 for 4 sadp
See Us First We Can Save You Money. :
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
FAMOUS TEF.1PLE OF
APOLLO BUILT BY
B.C.
vena libra." says Clara Pow, th.
lending lady o( "The Adventurous
Sex", the Encore Picture showing
today at the Liberty Theatre.
"She's to mankind what jail la to
music, or the futurist to art, or
spice to cake.
"Kecall, though, she doesn't ex
Is!. As a type she's a creature
or the Imagination. The term l
simply a definition ot age . all
youug women are tluppers. who?
ther they elect to oe or not.
have our choice today or bolus'
flappers or flapped.
"The girl I'm playing in "The
Adventurous Sex" is headstrong
and gets Into some tight places as
a result. Hut she Isn't anything
(new in tms cosy mile worm oi
!our. toe iruuoie iu uer i
that she Is a thoroughbred and
Is treated like a mule. Her mo
ot, thor thinks the way to control
-primary importance ts archeology.i temperament Is by stumping on
are announced by the Italian schol-IIt. Her tatner. not knowing
art who have been excavating on I temperament is. does his full
the site of the ancient Greed co-1 share to complicate matters. Old
lonlal city of Cyrene, on the North grandmother, who has flapped a
African coast, between the modern . little herself In her day. and who
Italian Archeologists Dife
Up Works of Art 3000
s Years Old" in Ruins"
of Ancient City.
(Associated Pnw Leased Wirt.)
ROME, Oct. 14. Discoveries
down In the valley.
We are glad to hear that airs. J. j ffc
R. Rusaell. who Is at the borne of i B
her daughter in t orvains, is mucn
improved in health. '
C. W. Law son and son. Morgan,
spent the week, end at the T. G.
Lawson home. .
Our Sunday school Is Increasing!
In numbers and Interest with an i
average attendance of fitly lor the
last month. The Epworth League
Is also well attended and we are
LOAD LIMIT IS
PLACED ON ROAD
TO COOS BAY
The state highway commission
has Issued an order reducing the
maximum load limits allowed on
14 more Improved state high
ways, tho action being taken fur
protection ot the rond. Tho high
ways affected by the order are:
Alsoa highway, Ashland-Klamath I havln yery nlere,tng meetings.
mils highway, loos Hay-ttose- The w c T v wlu m(Mt am
highway. Corvallis-Newport high- home o( MnJ Wnnle Browo Wed., 1
way crater Lase nignway. ivie- u Election of officers for the ,
math 1 alls-l-akevlew highway., , , hB hl..d . ,
Fireplace FixtufC3
i
KOSgSU HO-OAXLANP
TO BE HELD LIST
HATE YOU PERSONAL
MAGNETISM?
A healthy woman la magnetic,
attraetiv, uamally beautiful. b
canse she emanates the radiant toy
oi ttving. Do jro possess this
desirable quality ? Perhaps yon aro
weak, nervous, ailing. Ho not be
discouraged, Dr. Pierce's Favorite
PrescripUoai will help too. It is
cities of Bengasi and Derna. The
I excavators say they have proved
that the famous temple or Apollo,
the main temple ot Cyrene. when
It was among tho fairest of Medi
terranean cities in the sixth and
firth centuries, was orginally built
by the Greeks about 600 B. C.
The proof was taken from a stra
tum of earth alongside the ruins of
the temple's sub-structure, In which
the excavators found works of art
dating as Mr back as 1,000 R. C
can recall the napping oi wq
flapper's mother. Is the only one
who really understands. v.
GREEN SUNDAY
SCHOOL PUTS ON
FINE PROGRAM,
ilcMlnnvtlle-TUIanionk
Ml. Hood Loon, l'rineville-Laka-
vtew highway lied wood highway.
Hooaevelt coast highway. The Dalles-California
highway. Willam
ette highway between Goshen and
Lowell and Willamette vaiiey
Florenco highway between Che
shire and Kuinrock.
The reduction In maximum load
Is from 22,000 to 16,500 pound
and the maxlntum weight ot 600
pounds for tires having width
In excess ot 30 Inches is reduced
450 pounds per Inch tire width,
and the maximum for tiros hav-
iig width of less than 30 Incnea
reduced from 600 pounds to
7B pounds per Inch ot tire
Green Union Sunday school hr-lii
a splendid Rally Day service Sun-
duy afternoon. Oct. 11. The . Xirm
and believed to be of Libyan origin. I gram was given entirely by tHt4
Many of these art pieces are said boys and girls under the BupervfKjJ PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 14.
to be priceless. ion of Mrs. John Howard and MrsTjThj open SPaBOn for hunting Chi-
Frank Stelnhauer. An lntei-estiluV .....-....,...,,, In all narta nf Ora-
Crrene was one' of the first and ' tixr. nr ti, n,nnm ws unt ' 1 i ., .. . nHmi.
idth.
SEASON WILL
OPEN SOON ON
CHINA PHEASANTS
oieeting and anyone interested
Invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Brown of Mc
Kinley, spent Saturday aud Sunday
here with relatives.
, XX.
f 0 .. .i i
Men's sulta Cleaned ana pressed,
Si. 60. Roseburf Cleaners, phone
TS.
A fireplace adds wonderfully to the cheer of thai living
room these cool evenings and mornings, and the sadirons I
and fixtures for your fireplace are the pride of th houss
hold. We are making a special showing ' of necessities
for the fireplace this week. You will find in this display
many attractive things you will need to help brighten up
the home. ' Our prices are made with a view of meeting ;
your expectations in such purchases. ' -
The next boxing card In Rose
burg will be held the last week In
this month, probably on the 28th
or 29th, according to the announce
ment made today by Promoter
Charles H. Clough. Originally It
was Mr. Clough s Intention to puu
and other officials repsj that there
ia no chance tor contusion and fur-
was rar. nougns uneouou lo pun . - ,. , ,h. wopj ,,i la the
oH the next bill about one month i" ' LI ; ,
sWsw Assist s ss ft- not to'
S,dDUriucVernhlrPri -j
another fistic program that Mr. Pad interest not only because
Clough decided on an earUer .ate. of the powerful forces back ng
l" " , " . . hoth combatants but because of the
Another thing that also caused
Clough to change but "
Mitchell,
Was SOJUv nn Anan. ThnniUv and continu
most prosperous colonies founded j well mid nibin stories of lomoD-i.. nemhee si Not only
mads ol healing herbs adapted to!""""1 ,ne Mediterranean hr. the mh!( characters by the girls of the.: ,..,. Chinese pheasants be killed
the peculiar weaknesses of women. era of Greek colonial expansion, j ,.TruIh Seeiters" class and some , hiring the period between Octo-
inouianoa nave leu Its reiresning i ; clever representatives or men der 16 snd Octoer si. nut sooiy
? "' "" "'-y"" t Hlbie characters by the boys :or;or blue grouse, rurried grouie or
fc-gend. was Pattus. who placed the th ..,,. -i,,, -Jlnmlve nheasants may al.o be kll-
new cotony according to the dlc-. ,,.,, ,,ten(lRnce durlig,i led. The bag limit Is four ot any
kales ui lilt, uviiiuit: uinuiu. ji ii
senlth Cyrene Is believed
had 100.000 inhabitants an
mfiuence. For fifty years it baa
stood the teat, snd still is the Favorttt
rresenpuon. oena tin. lor trial peg,
to Dr. Piaroe, Buffalo, N, Y.
Promoter
mind waa the tact that
the local mlddlewelcht scrapper,
ia to change his residence to an
other city before November 1, and
the fans wanted to see him In an-
other battle before he left.
: Mitchell's oDoonent in his farewell
i bout will be Henry Brown, thei
- former Sutherlln boy. who Issued
Fresh grape Juice at Overfcnd
Orchards. Bring containers or leave
at Brand's Road Stand. Will deliver
when filled.
KLAMATH FALLS CARD.
nlea were anions: the finest
ancient world. The local Arabs j
now call the place Grenna. a cor
ruption of Cyrene. and say that It
takes six "camel hours" to go from
one end to the other ot Its ruins.
a.,n.n.n. nn,K lw, rnllnu-ini. bI. Mr.la In OHM dHV; Or
to have , i... A'rino 'KikLiirht riiirlnE anv consecutive
d its tem-i. , l.lV. rnvi,l.i ' that not
In the' a'ii niwt, muicn, -,nu.,:u v , ,Vi I
Mildred t rosi, a dook, 1 tie una i more, man wu ivmnio i
n any
Christmas Carol".' bv Kate Douoias 'pheasants may be killed
Wiggins: to Wllma Howard,.' s evn, consecutive days.,
book, "Great-Hearted Women," by
Mabt-1 and Ansly Murphy.
VX. X.
Notice ot sal. of government tim
ber, tleneral lnd Oltlr., W'uslilns
lon. I). C. Sept. at, 1K2.'.. Kolli. I.
hereby given that .ubiect to the
cnmlittona and limitation, ot the
acta of June S. ISIS (IS Ktal.. !1H).
Ketiruary Si, 11S (40 Kll.. li;.
and Jun. 4. mo (41 Xtat.. 7il. and
pursuant to departinentnl regul..
tlon. ot April H. 19" (t0 L. D. 576.
ih timber on ih. following landa
will b. .old Nov. 1. 1-S. at 10
o'clock A. M. at public suction at
th. II. 8. land office at Kiiaebura.
Oreaon, to th. hIKli.Ml niaoer ai
not less than tne apprais.-u vniu't
a. ihuwn by this notlco. .Hie to be
aublwt to th. approval ot th. Hec
relary of th. Interior. Th. purchase
price, with an additional sum of
one-fifth of one per cent thereof, be
ing commission, allowed, must be
depoalled at time of Bale, money tu
be returned If aal. I. not approved,
otherwise patent will ls.ue for the
timber, whuh muat be removed
within ten year.. Wide will be re
ceived from elllsens of th. t'nlled
State, ansortatlon. ot such ctti-nii.
and corporations organised undtr
, K. iiwi nt the ttnlled Htateh or
atttte. territory, or oiairie.
hereof only. I'pon applK-atlon of a
qualified purchaser, the timber on
unv leaal aulidlvlslon will be offered
i separately before being Included In
any offer of a larger unit. T. 17 M..
K. 1 w.. neo. it, bn nr.:. m ,',
Churchill Hardware Company
. The Iron Mongers
Just in, factory shipment of S. O.
f-"y?:ia:'rz. "". principals are
-TALENT PRODUCT!
Men's suits ciaaneo ana pressed,
11 sa Rosebarg Cleaners, phoc
47J. .
for this week at
Hardware Co.
Antlera Tlientre.
For the first time In his ten
years of cutting comic capers on
(JUsocUted Pnm Uaard Win.)
a challenge to Mitchell at.the first j KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Oct. the screen, Harold Lloyd plays the
cara. Drown IB now emyioyeu lu 14. MIRa Lie finiO OI rorilHUU auu .rule UI a cuii.KV wj. nu nae
Koseburg and ia tsalnlng faithfully ' Kid Starker of Klamath Kalis will
for the fight, which ought to be a meet in the ten round main event
hummer. Brown's style of milling cf the Klamath Falls boxing com
ls on the same sluggliyr order as 1 mission card here next Tuesday
Mitchell's. He Is a glutton fornignt according to announcement
punishment and can give as welljtod4y jBa boys are lightweights,
as take. . The men are carded tor jjarl Stoli, of Bend, and Chuck
a semi-final event of six rounds, gams, ot Klamath Falls, will meet
but the wiseacres among the local ) ja the seml-wfhdup.
- innrti nraritct that the, battle Willi " - - 1"
sports predict that the battle will
be too-fierM to but more than two
or three rounds.
Prlnclpala for the main event
have not yet been secured, but Pro
moter Clough has plenty ot appli
cations from which to make selec
tions. He is taking his time about
It, because he wants to be sure ot
getting the very best men for the
money. He expects to be able to
announce the headllners by the
first of next week.
Heat with gas.
OVER TRADE MARK
WASHINGTON-, D. C, Oct. 12.
The hearing of the complaint ot
the Standard Oil Co., of Indiana
against the Independent Oil Men
of America was set to come before
Thomas E. Robertson, commission
er ot patents, In Washington, Oc
toher 13. In this case the Stand
ard contends that the Independ
ents should not he permitted to
, register their trade tuerk "lied
Hat."
The contention Is that !he Red
Hat trade mark will contuse the
mind of the public who Standards
well known trade mark, "Red
Crown." L. V. Nicholaa, president
of the Independent organization,
TOFT? FREE
One 8x10 Photograph with every
order of $6.00 or over. This offer
closes Nov. 80. Clark Studio. Cass
street. Roseburg Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phone 331.
DAVIS SWORN IN.
(AemctateS Preja Uaied Wire.)
WASHINGTON, Oct, 14 Dwlght
, Davis, ot Missouri, was" sworn ,
in today as secretary of war. Chief ,
Justice William Howard Tatt, a
former secretary of war, adminis
tered the oath, and John W. weeae,
retiring secretary of war, stood by.
The chief of staff ot the army, Major-General
John L. Hlnes, his as
sistants and chiefs of war depart
ment bureaus, witnessed the cere-mooy.
ssnvilllONAL CARD
DR. bt. rl PLYLKB Chlropract
physician. IIS w. tstnem.
Keep your wardrobe ready
for sny occasion by frequent
cleaning and pressing snd
repairing.
Our Auto Will Call
' Mens 177
SANDY!
played many parts, but "Tho
Freshman . Is the first time he a
donned a turtle-neck sweater and
pill cap and done the rah. rah
stuff! Nown that It's finished
and all that remains la to hang
PACIFIC HIGHWAY
TO GET PUBLICITY
IN NEW BOOKLET
Pacific highway
Capt. W. H. L. Osborne wlD , -
i,u . .- ...,a. ..... ,hi "The entire
(K.mil Ifrom Canada to Mexico is to re-
! .i..i . ,.on.ri. celvo extensive publicity for the
with local talent, at the Antlers ! Purpose of Increasing tillirtst trav
theatre. Monday Oct. 26th. uW ! over It. ""aid Capt. Harry L.
the ausplcea of St. Georgli Wells, editor of Pacific Coast Tv
churrh. (Kpisropal). Capt Osbei'V K D"v n"fs1"0 devoud to the
will irive the -Tnaat to I, rl' , t.mulation . ot travel up and down
suDuorted bv the entire chorna liith.e coast by the Pacific
i patriotic songs. One hundred Rlrl' ' Capt
are uaea as ited cross nurse
this number, also a large groifb
Boy Scout
IV W. K'WVi flr
i33 M , hemlock 100 M.. SW KW
it , hemlock 41)
Classified Section
' ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PACE.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Fox
Poultry Market
terrier pups.
POU SALE At a bargain, S mares
good all-around work animals. In
quire of Louis llauer. West Rose
burg. '
fir 13U0 at., hemlock SS M.. 8K
NWU fir SSS at., hemlock (S
N'Ki KKW fir 11S0 M., NW11
SKI, fir 1710 M.. BK4 SK( fir
M., i-Mlar 11. J., r "j nr.-, nr iw
M. heinlo.k 40 M. KKH KW4 fir
mi at.. NW( HWSi fir isl. U..
SKW Wt tlr 11 St.. hemlock M
M. cedar IS St.. SW SW, fir .t
M., heuilo.-k l'O al., eedar SO to., none
of the timber on this aeelton to be
sold for le.a thaa 91 Ro per M. f 'tr
th. fir, tl per M. tor th. cellar and
7u cents per At. for the hemlork. T.
1 H.. It. W.. Sec IS, lt 0, fir
430 M., Lot S fir 360 ii., T. 17 a, It.
v Sec. II, SWli NWU fir 710
M . T. 18 8., It. 10 W.. Sec. 31, Lot
fir 240 M., whit, cedar 80 M . Lot I
fir (10 M., whit, cedar SO St.. Lot 4
fir 20 M., Srhlte cedur 1 00 M , red
cedar SO St., St1 SVVVl fir 3S0 M.
white cedar II 54. HVSU SWU fir
l'ji M.. whit, cedar 106 St., NP.
Si:i. fir llu M . whltA cedur 14a &L.
highway, ski; UK", fir lo M . white cellar
VVVII. waa a former editorial U0 kl.. B'(i BBU fir t0 M., white
FOR SALK Milch goat. 1, years
old. Giving large quantity of
milk. AddreBS R. F. 1). 2, Box
23 B. .
around theatres and listen to mo Mrs. Lucy B. IIuly is -the
na. na mini iov """"a" I ess, ' singing, "A OlrL
tne venuiaior.. naiuiu niiuaa . Juodnllglit," supported
lutlni aa anllao-a Irtitl 4 St SI Vkitll t thai iSTS ...
"tJi"S i.uiitsu gins w T igi fitrinriisi U aa 1 no
FREEH most trlKlou-le he. ylaya. .ms-fiei,,.,., - Jfr'Rraeol Wait
.TV8 ' ,h a'Lrfl""1"." supported by the, followtr,
ts7,4 "hereTt m.Tnt inlll ' of Hawaiian dancers. Mir.Fh l
Iah.e"rdraev nTng" Ttnows""" ! ;' ??., f Mir-
atArta nt a freahnian named Lamb j dred I.avis. Mildred Olian. M"
d IfWirBi . -!" - " . , n,!,. Mir 0 II., Don. of the limber on
se 6, 1 writer on the Hirtland Oregonlan I tni..e ,., , b ol(1 for
roifb if and went to the Philippines lnju,an i; per M. for th. fir and reil
. iL J i lsS In command of one ot the .cedar and 17 per M. tor th. whit.
I. .IU th. Onmn reirlmcnt. ' V?'dar. r. 20 H, III Sec. II.
i rtoai-
Ulrl, a Boy. aril
ted by the i4
Joan Sfaddhx' I
to become popular and succeed
ing In being only the goat! The
action covers his arrival and re
ception at Tate college; his love
for prett. Peggy, the only one
In town who lm't laughing up
their sleeves at the little Umb!
his predicament at a ball at
which he wears a basted dress
suit: his efforts to make the
football team, and the lilg game
in which the hool'a reputation
hangs perilously In the balance.
What My Neighbor Says
Is of Interest to Roseburg Folks.
When one has hat tbe misfor
tune to suffer from backache, head
aches, dlsxlness, nrlnary disorders
and other kidney Ids and naa
found relief Inm all thla sickness
and suffering, that person's advice
la ot untold value to trienaa ana
neighbors. The following case Is
dress Judd, Dorothy Ogle, Dorothy
.McDonald, Rose Moffltt, Lois
Brand, Messrs. Earl Miller, Kit-
gt-ne Ilowdon, ayne Pickens,
neth Atterbury, Mflford Howard,
Otis Pembertoii. j
Director Hail announced sev
eral days ago thut the ca:tt
would be cooped Wednesday.
However, owing ,10 the enlargement
of the protfticllcm, several more
men are needed. The evinj:ig re
hearsals are conducted opposite
the News Review, the Iloc.iailel
Bldg., at 7:30 p. ni. v
companies oi ino oicr i""iki, NWU red fir 400 M.. T. 21
He Is on his way north to van-, u. , w k,.c. h. nku hv veilow
couve;- and Victoria, gatnering aata i or, a. ren nr. in aa.,
or .an illustrated, .folder btwklet dv j y.uow iir i reu
scrlplive OI 119 wnoio romy, oi inr.Imn( o ,i .. timber oli these
'Pacific highway from those cities section, to be sold fur leas than
,in Tla Jnana Mexico $1.71 per M. for th. red and yellow
.... XUHna'. . ,, ,,M ..M'nr and II per M. for the white fir.
"Koseburg IB s situated "IdiT. S 8. It II W.. Sec. 37. KK'J,
Capt. Wells, "that every b ot tnetvu. old growth fir 4IJ M.. rnUr
new travel we create muni pass I 50 M., hemlock luo 4. .pruc ti jj
. iUI- ., ,u- nn.,,iMI hll old arowth fir 400 II.,
through this city. On other P- .econd growth fir 4im at., hemlock
of the line there are alternate mo u H (, BW14 old growth fir
Ken- roul.;., put omy on. .. r"Ku u"? &iWu':K 'Wit old
meJins that Roseburg will get the
FOR BALK-Old
growth fir block
Phone 1UF23. E.
Melrose.
and second
wood, IS in.
G. Troselle.
FOR SALE 45 tons of cheat hay
at the S. S. Crawford ranch for
15 per tou. J. L. Casebeer, DU-onville.
FOR SALE Whirlwind Universal
vacuum cleaners, on eaay tertf t!
225 N. Jackson SL T. . .
FCll SALE Up-to-date restaurs
doing fine business In tbrivliag
town of about 3000 populatieae-A
bargain at tbe price, 14.600. TW
dreas J. L. S., Box 44, Reeds
port, Ore.
FOR" SALE One Wood Brothers'
thresher, sile JU36. In first
class running condition. Also one
John Deere double-roll tractot
disc. See at Geo. Cooper place,
two miles west of Melrose. Writ
E. L. Hosklns, Kirby. Ore.
FOR RUNT
FIVE-ROOM furnished spertmes
to rent 335 North Rose.
FOR SALU 30 tiers old growth,
Hi-Inch block wood, i.60 at
ranch; also double disc plow,
four-horse. Llnriblom, Dlxonville.
FOR SALU 1 plastered house, 6
large rooms, closets, bath, gar
age, fruit trees, He. Terms. Call
loS Reservoir Ave., Roseburg,
FOR-SALE Purebred-Mammoth
Bronze turkeys from registered
stock. Toms, 110: hens 18 and
IS. Mrs. S B. Dunn, RL 2, Bog
120, Roseburg.
ml
growth fir 1021 M. cilr 10 M , h.
l..c k 200 M . NK', UK', old growth
Iflr loo M., second growth fir 710
ill., cednr II II., hemlock 15 II..
SW4 SK", old growth fir 400 M
Cook with gaa.
SEATTLE FIRE IN
FOG IS EXPENSIVE
Who could ask for a,
ampie i
A. J. Caravan, a. tt. conuucior.
I4 8. Pine St., says: "Continual
riding on the train, affected my
kidneys and caused dull pains in
my back. Doan s fills gave ma
the beat of results."
SEVEN YEARSl. LA I tat Mr.
Carman said: "fx I ever have
ayy trouble with my kidneys
Doan's are sure to relieve me."
tOc, at all dealers, rosier-am-born
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Miijcatlc Theatre.
"Are Parents People?" Is this
picture entertaining? It'a a new
Paramou.it production, coming to
the Majestic Theatre. Directed
by Malcolm St. Clair, who made
"The Lighthouse by the Sea,"
"Are Parents People?" Is a Btory
of a young girl's efforts to bring SEATTLE, Oct. 14. While a fog
about a reroncin.siion Deiween that completely concealed houses
bar parents who quarrel almost amj vehicles at one hundred feet
incessantly over petty matters and av ov(,r pUK(.t 8onn,i an(t Seattle
finally separate. itoday three firemen were hurt In
The picture opens on the scene fighting a $200,000 blaze hero to
of Menjou and Miss Vldor. with oav . Thp z,.ii,.rbach Paper -rom-trunks
parked, all ready to sot pnnr and neighboring concerns lost
out one for Paris, the other Re- heavily.
no. They nave teiegrapnen isei.y. Klremen waging the battle close
to the building at 807 Western av
enue, were scarcely able to per
ceive the walls, and in the dark
ness Fireman Oscar N'otlnKham
had no warning of tbe flight of s
weighty bale of paper'that fell up
on him. He was rushed to a hoS'
the daughter, who is away at an
exclusive young girls' boarding
school, to come home and deride
only one of many thocsands. but which one she la going with. The
It la that of a Roseburg resldenL .fun starts when Hetty decides to
better ex- : go oaca to scuoo, aim ie,,
parents that they are acting hkb
a couple of kids. The Inughs start
rirht here In the very first scenes
and don't let up for a single mo-1
fir
full benedt of all the new traevl.
Mtuuhlea thla hooklet Pacific
" . "7 , Mr;"', bid growth tlr 4"o
CoasS travel will issue 25.000 cop- .collrt Kr1Win fir 40o M . cedar
lvs every mouth, containing stories it.. nw hk old growth fir
of Ihlnva of Interest along te I M - second growth fir 4f.o M.. rednr
of things oi inter si aioi g " 1;6 M HK(4 HK,4 ,,, Krmh tlr r,on
route, with many beautiful pictures. u oolld arowth (lr 7I6 M., ,.iar
Both the booktrt acd tne magazine, 2., m., hemim k 35 11., Sec 15,
go i-io the hands of actual travel- NK'i old growih 1 fir .nxo M cedar
ers. s More man naii a minion iu- ld ,)wlh flr ,. ,,mll)(.k
pie come to the coast every year oy
automobile. We Ineend to sen a
trip over the Pacific highway to
everyone ft them If wre can."
Captain and M:n. wens leit early
this morrling for Eugene, hre he
waa acheilnled to sneak at noon at
the luncheon of the Lions Club. Ho ':-
Is also scheduled to speak Momlay
next 10 the ChunilaT of Commerce
of Portland.
FOR RKNT 5-room modern
Cood location. Phone 420-U
FOR BENT Three office rooms.
Best location In tbe city. Phoc
6(1. . .
FOR-RENT OR SALE s-roosn
modern home, close In. Phone
437-J.
FOR SALE Oats and vetch, good
mixture for 3c. Cheat and vetch
1 8 4c; SB head nannle goata for
sale, 12.50 head, at puce. A. F.
Stearns, Oakland, Ore.
PETlf ETT'liUNES tluy your win
ter's supply of Umpqua valley's
choicest prunes at a very low
price. Kxtra fancy grade. Freeh,
from- drier. Phone 42-J.
FOir8ALEOoo(l lumber aTfalr
price at saw mill on Rice Creek,
on good graveled county road. 4
miles from highway. Phone
22F2. Clare-Morrison Lumber Co.,
Box 141. Plllard,
VETCH common, absolutely clea
est and finest In Oregon. 5 cents
per lub. delivered to your post
office. Also fine cheat seed 2i
cents lb. J. E. Hatfield, Dixon
vllle. Ore. Phone 3F11.
FOR RENT Downs taira apart
ment with garage. 24 8. "Fir
rott. '
FIVE-ROOM lurnisbed house.,, lot
rent. Close In. Lawrence Agejjcjr,
125 Cass street.
furnished
Heat evllh gas.
CAMAS VALLEJf NEWS
The loilios of the W. C. T. V. en
tertained ! members of the Loyal
Temperance legion, on Friday
evening. Oct. 9 at tho home of Mrs.
Wilfred Brown. Twenty-three
members were present. We are
very proud of our L. T. U as It has
such a large membership and ia
the. onlv one In the county and we
pltul for an X-ray examrnnilod. Iara Eiali to see so many of our boys
Two other firemen were cut 'S tand girls making such a splendid
Efficiency Housekeeping
(Continued from page 2.)
Adults.
FOR RriKlt-2-room
apartment, upper floor.
246 S. Stephens. -,
FOR RENT 4-room downi!rt
apartment Private bath. (Most
in. Reasonable. Phone 227-Y" '
FOR RENT Nicely furnish?
room apartment. Perpetual "ot
water. 120. tl 4 Cobb St
FOR RENT 5-room strictly Mod
ern nungaiow, oag iioors inroaaxn
out, furnace, garage, coneeete
driveway, close to school, rfwver
occupied, 36 per month. tH
460. ,
I LOST AND FOUiNSt
man! until the fade-Otlt
As Lita Hazlltt, the little girl
whose parents are a problem to
her. Hetty is said to lie Just as
lovable as she was In "Peter Pun."
In which role she skyrocketed to
fa. ue overnight.
Liberty Theatre.
Thto flapper Is the feminine of
flying glass.
MEURALGIA
or hwuiach nib th fore)iM&
mlt mod inhale the vannrt
Owe IT Million Jmrw Ut4 Yiotly
1170 M.. NWU NK4 old Itrnwth
3.T.0 M., hemlock l&O M . HEi, NEU
second growth fir lino II., cedar 60
M.. hemlo.-k 7S it.. NKW NW'a sec
ond growth fir 210 M., hemlH-k
110 II., KW!4 X'4 second growth
fir 3120 M . S'l NW, aernnd
growth fir 1421 M . KK'4 NW14 juw:-
n. I Kroeth fir ! M, hemlock
NK'a et lA awennd arowth
tlr 41,0 II.. KW SIVUj ecor.U
growth fir 2900 If , SWI4 HWI4 sec
011,1 growth fir HA'iO M., fK'a tV
sccioid growth fir 4470 If.. NK'a
SK'i second growth fir 4190 It.,
NWV, HK4 wennd growih fir 4iii)
M.. hemlock 100 M . HWI4 XK sec
ond arowth fir 460 M., SKV, SK4
second growth fir 217b U cedar
12.', M.. none of the timber on theae
actions to be .old for iesa than
12 10 per M. for the spruce and out
arowth fir. 12 per M. tor the cedar
ami second growih fir and 10 cents
per It. for the henilo, k. T. 3 H.,
11. I K.. See. 1 HW14 K. pine 171
M . fir 40 M.. Ia.i 3 pine, 271 at., fir
loo II 4 pine 70 M., fir 470 M ,
SK'i .'nvH pine 271 M., fir loo M..
none of the timber on tlila aectlon
to be aold ror lean than 12 r,o per M. I
for the pin and l per It. for the I
fWi yellow fir 4.M1 ,M., white fir each of salt and alum dissolved in
200 M, heu,lK:k too M . sw'4 HK '4 lone cup of boiling water and added
red flrlio M., while fir 200 II., red,,,, ne f ,.,K1i Kft,r , hlch
iKiJV'w'ii, '7l.o M.N.eH.ioek Jslone tablespoon of cream of tartar
M. re.i redr f.o II,, T. 21 H., Ft. 1 2 I has been disolved. Keep the mlx
w. -.-. 2:1. Lot r,, red fir 4i M.,IUIK In . jar and use seve.sl times
none of the timber on these ."-'llonsi
to he aiilil for lss then 12. .",0 perl
M. for the red and Veilow fir. ll.i',0 o-
on Sunday afternoon report i"r. M ,"r,h.'- r"' ''"!"' "J"' 6I Special-This week $1 minis, 1
WANTED ON SHARES 100 weed
of ewes. Phone .4F1. , "
LOST Hound, black with Wue
spots and tan ears and legiC Re
ward. Ervln Rice, Oakland, (fis.
JH'.tart toward clean manhood and
womanhood. All report a very plea
sanr time and aro iklng forward
to other good times during the winter-
The young people who made the
trln. on horseback 'o 'he "signal
tree.
a very good lime, thou-th the fog
was so dense they could not see
surface of the silver, then allowed
to become dry before being rubbed
off with a cloth or chamois. If the
silver has a raised pattern, a brush
is helpful for getting the powder
out of the crevices. 1 am a firm be
liever In the prepared pastes and
powders for polis'ilng silver, all nf
them being good or they would not
have endured.
After getting, your sliver clean,
keep It clean and bright by plac
ing pieces of Kuin camphor In the
silver drawer or chest, and also by
.keeping aa many plecea as possible
In canton flannel cases. Once a
week, after washing but before
wiping your table silver, place It
for ton minutes In a basin conlan-
ing this solutiun: One tablcsixion
WANTED ,Z
TAILORING and dressmaking. 528
8. Main St. Mrs. Uuthrldge.'"-'
WANTED Plain sewing and em
broidery to do. 924 E. First St.
while fir and!
Tho. Havell, Acting Coin. ;
lb. 21c. 1'esnut
Llovd Crocker.
brittle, i lb. 18c.
WANTtttJ Unfurnished or partly
furnished room. Phone 492-J.
WANTED Janitor with soma. ex.
peiience. Inquire at Terminal
Hotel desk. 1L
WANTED A place to work- for
board, by blgh school bo), "Ad
dress Boy, Care News-RcvlEw.
WANTED While Holland turkey
gobbler. Heavy spring bird.' Mrs.
Lutle Fate, Days Creek. Ore.".
WANTED A nice room, close In,
for 8 year old child. Can, .be
cared tor after school hours. Call
2S9.
WANTED Experienced girl for
general housework. Good wages
for competent girl. Write Mrs." A.
E. Adelsperger. 955 South JJth
mreet Aiarsntieia, uregon.
TUBBY
Back to Primitive Methods.
By WINNER
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CAR OWNER Don't forge(. ts
aall iii wheu In need of salts
parts. Sarff's Auto Wrecltln
llouse. it .
eaV.
Chas. S. McElhinrkyf
-The Widow's Friend"
Oregon Lif
til North Jsckson
SANDYjl
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Hotel Umpqua