Roseburg news-review., November 04, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW;' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1925
I It Can't Be Done I
But we do it. What
Sell good flour at $2.20 a tack or $8.60 for 4 sacks.
When we say good we mean v
Good as the Best ,
If you want just a good average hard wheat flour
why try our Bear Brand at $2.10 or $8.20 but if
you want a real flour, guaranteed to please try our
Exchange Brand. . ;
See Us First, We Can Save You Money.
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSEBURG
Women
To work
Umpqua Valley Canning Co. $
Phone S2S ( RoseWg, Oregon
DIET AND HEALTH
(Continued from page 2.)
less yon want to do this you hare
to diet If you want to reduce
However, exercise plays a very
important part in Uie reducing pro
gram, and should be included, for
while the actual destruction of fat
during the exercise is very small, j
unless long continued, the speeding :
up ot me internal cnemical activi
ties (metabolism) extends over the
actual exercising period, and that
means that more stored fuel is
burned during the day. This stim
ulates the body and improves the
general health. i
Bat Watch Your Caloric Intake.
Tomorrow The Best Exercises
for Reducing and General Health 1
Part 1.
Hear with gu.
AGEI TlHHKH MAS MEMOHv4
I-OOll, HAS mSAri'KAltElt
fAawrUtrd Pre. Leucd Win.)
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 3.
O. A. Kitan, 76, timber man of
this city, disappeared yesterday
afternoon and all efforts to find
him have been unsuccessful. Mrs.
Rltan drove her husband to .the
barber shop and while sin parked
the car. around the corner, he
disappeared, not entering the bar
bers. Kitan has for some time been
suffering loss ot memory,
o
Stndeoaker bunas no yearly
models.
ASrlKtsSSOKM OK OKEK.V
AMMKMBLH AT SALEM.
SAVEM. Ore., Nor. J. The
hearing of Oregon assessors before
the state tax commission today
was devoid of fireworks, although
Governor Pierce questioned the
assessors quite closely to ascer-
The Social Season
I Is again at hand Put Into
readiness your apparel that
i has been stored during the
summer.
We Call and Deliver.
Our Auto Will Call.
Phone 275
The Largest Stock of
Good Used
Chevrolet
and Fords
In Roseburg
We Will Sell en
. EASY TERMS
Hanson Chevrolet Co.
Phone tit
Si
yejooBCoaewM
Wanted!
on apples
FRIENDS SAY
SHE IS PICTURE
OF HEALTH
tnr ft brooch t bvk my blth and rtirwrU J
V ttaut Ml na " 11 Uh'
nuful mwimir of Mr. &rvb Ducktt
"Stomach trouble and rtmimaUui bd
been cravduallr mtrnkning me down for 2
7tvrc At tima X ached 01 over, could Dot
walk without Umpinj. and felt too weak tf
ft out of my eiuvlr. Sleep wu evlmost oul
of the quavtloo and I wtt turroua, die
coaraged end dtwpocdent.
Wbca I bgao Ukins Teniae I we
down to 130 lbe. but I bow weigh 160 an4
Akven en eunnnt m uio wotm. i aw j
WDKt 1 aWtltaC OIQ IOT mo IWir satw sin
elnoe then I here nerer been without It It
the ho oae. I teke bottle now end tbet 1
and emiuua emyt I am the picture a !
health."
Whet Teniae baa done for other. It cat
alao do for you. for aale by all good drutf
gists. Accept no KObsttliute.
Teniae Vereteble Pllhi for co-utlpetlo
made and raroirnnended by the manuiM
tunre of Teniae.
TANLAC
FOR YOUR HEALTH
tain how much of the tax burden
is being borne by farm lands. He
also questioned them as to levies
made on intangibles, such as mo
ney, notes, accounts, bonds, etc.
Few of the county assessors i
are absent. The commission is ,
hearing requests relating to ra
tios between full and assessed
valuation of property and the
commission will meet Wednesday,
of this week to fix the ratios.
Tomorrow the assessors will
bold their annual convention at
Dallas.
Several railroad tax experts and
attorneys are here today, and oc
casionally inject questions to the
assessors. They are working hard
to limit the Increase In railway
assessments.
Heat with gas.
NOTICE
I, C. W. Lawson, am moving rnj
business, known as the Oak St.
Garaire to Stephens St., In the
Hugh Harrison Bldg., t doors north
of Standard Oil station. My new
location wifl be known as Law
son'a Garage and Macli'ne Shrp.
WHAT MEN ADMIRE!
ATI men admire a beallky woman,
Che is not beaotif ul to them no matter
bow regular her feature, if she is
sickly, ailing. No ehanre of a mar
riage proposal for such a' girl. If she
la vale, weak and nervous, she is
doomed to be an old uid. Fortun- !
atefr for such a young woman there
is an old reliable remedy that will
restore charm and yonthfnl bloom.
Dr. Pieree'a Favorite rrri-ition,
made of herbs, will tone up the nerve.,
relieve woman's weekne-nes, and with
renewed health, beauty will follow.
Send 10c for trial pkg. to Dr. Pierce 's
Invalids' Motel, uunalo, fi. .
TUBBY
OAKLAND
DO 80ME.THING PQCTTV NCE FOT2.
VO - VOO SAVED MB l-KH
GETTIrJ A C0OO ALIW' BV
RtlQiHZ MOM THE OTHER
DAV JUST WHEN
READY TO U6C A
ON ME
V
"SANDY"
By ELENQRE MEHKRIN
Sandy McNeil weds Hen Murll
lo, a foreigner with large wealth,
ts please her patents. She leave
the altar (or a farewell meting
with Timmy, and old sweetheart.
In the garden of her home In San
ta Barbara. She tells Judith
Moore, a 8an Franeltco couttn.
who finds here there, that she
cannot go with Murlllo. Uut she
does go on the honeymoon. At
Lake Tahoe she meets the Santa
Barbara boy friends who Invite
the couple to a dinner dance, Mu
rlllo locks her In her room. Ang
ered by this and other Indigni
ties, Sandy flees to her home, and
Murlllo In a rage, follows nor
there and plans to take forceful
possession of . her. Sandy rowa
she will not return to hint. She
asks Judith to help her. .
.. CHAPTER IS
Sandy held spools of silk thread
to the light. "This Is the shade.
Mrs. March."
Mrs. March, a . Bouatty little
woman who looks like a beetle
and .wore-glasses on the end of
her nose, came from behind the
countor. - She surveyed Sandy.
A wave of color flew Into San
dy's pale cheeks. Why waa that
woman staring at her?
'My, you're looking lovely,
Mrs. Murlllo. You do wear la
vender something beautiful!"
Sandy laughed, caught a glimpse
of herself In the mirror with the
big, droopy hat, the sport frock
of orchid. She pushed the hair
at her ears. Her bands were
freezing; her neck on fire.
Of courso she looked lovely!
Did any one need to stare at her
and comment about it?
She walked rapidly up the blcck.
But she stopped whenever she
caught her reflection n the store
windows. She glanced with a
stealthy, agonized Intensity at
these Images.
An odd hot dialogue went on
la her mind. "It's not so! Of
coarse it'e not!"
'Ob. don't be rnch a fool! You
know It's so!"
"But what will I -do? God,
what CAN I do?"
"Face It! You'll face It."
"I'll not face It! I won't! 1
won't.
She tore along as though s'le
would fly out of her own body,
this Incredible thing happening
to her! No other people were
cowed by Life. Hut she was so
slim, so tall, so very breeiy and
do as you please! She was that
gay, light-hearted Sandy McNeil
who snapped her fingers with an
Impudent laugh and dared anyone
to high-hat her. Let Life shake
its old gray fingers she'd get
by!
And even now she tried to fling
back her head. She said a hun
dred times a day as though her
scared, plftous denial was going
to alter the fact: "No it's not
o. God don't let it be It's
not!"
It was evening early In Septem
ber. - Clouds drifted like silver
flowers across the mountain tops.
They kept drifting and drifting,
now ones blooming as tho first
ones were lost. All along thy
drifted, a music In the blue lnmi.l
of the sky. The sky was blue and
clear like that lat April that
Sunday of the picnic, and she bad
come running out this gate gig
gling to have made the sneak so
cleverly.
She pushed the rusty h Inner
went In quietly and sat hidden in
the shrubs. Then she took off
her hat. shaking hark the red,
shiny hair. She thought of hor
bridal night, standing here with
Timmy, tilting her face backward
for him to kiss. Slio belonged to
herself then.
Then she thought of that wal-led-ln
garden and Murlllo coming
upon her. leading her hack, the
raonn floating in a golden mist.
Why hadn't (the run away then
before it was too late why hadn't
she flown no matter where?
But. no, she had gone back like
a weak, puny hearted thing! She
deserved this. She thought in a
fury of resentful stillness. "Don't
stamp your feet now; It won't do
any good! No good to scream;
It's true!"
Hvery time she said 'It's true"
things went clnshlng wild In her
thoughts. Ftrllre out her banrls,
bejt off these flowing walls.
Strlko out and get Ircc somehow
anyhow.
She could have hurled herself
on the crnnnd and given up tn
uncontrollable sobbing. Nothing
could equal the poisonous bitter
ness of her self-reproaches. If
Fhe had nly knwn If she bad
nl thought If she had only
Iwarened them to the end If
she'd only, run away beforehand.
She came back always to the
fine WAS
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Minstrel Revue
THE ANTLERS
Nov. 9th and 10th
, deadly conclusion. "I's too late ;vlred by her husband, who was re
laow! You're beat!" icently transferred tb The Dalles
, All last alght she lay awake , laud office from La Grande, and
.defying this. She wasn't beau four sons, Willard and Stanley of
She would leave anyway. She jTaeonia and Kenneth and Harold
i would fight the thing out alone of Portland. The body will be sent
I meet it by herself. - to the Flnley parlors, In Portland
I What good would that dot u burial. Mrs. Carpy was a sls
(Run to the farthest end of the tar of both the late Frank W. Beu
r earth, bury herself In the remot- son. one time governor of Oregon,
est island, it would still be but d U. L. Benson, supreme court
ohlld he would always betne Judge of the slate.
father. , . , "
I She felt Murlllo'a limp, moist I i"L?W"
her Ah" h'"K"PI
iburned her scarlet scarlet to
1 the heart.
mi 1.
I wnn4 have It' I tn rvlce and waa lmme
1 wont nave u. ,t;.,i,, .,.,(., , i , ..,,,-
weeping:
She hated herself. She put .her
hands behind her. tho touch of
her own fleh abhorreut. NO
longer her own she didn't belong
to herself. But she would! She'd.
kill herself
"Ob. I can't go on like this."
Her pulse thumped in a still
alarm. Suppose she ran away
Could she get a job? How long
-oum in. oo .u.e 10 '"
i k Vv
.a a..-. s .hi. n,J
Days and daya of this. . One
niht she erent from bed. elid-
inir,0rs,n.,.haV blK nntXlnl
rio.' -w o, th, liner
wines. She felt desolate. The I w"s 'V ' . .. . , ..
thing that had happened waa ' v"B-?n8"rta; which Jett New
viccious. The child was her 0cUr 2S for Cherbourg and
enemy, it was his. She could n9- Southampton, met wKh a succes
ver love it ' n ' 8torm throughout the voy
' Burning team. Never love it! culminating in a tempest
'Not hers. His. She had to check ! n' 'he commander declared
ithe convulsive sob. It would ' wa8 the worst he had ever encount
'never be his. Hers. ni uurln8 ' 32 yea's of sea-
Then she felt a stirring of pity. "- ,
I Pity that she was to bring it1 V hen the Berengarla came into
here a little helpless thing that port last night to discharge her
would mean nothing to her, and Cherbourg passengers, somo fifty
ijhe would, never love It. of na1 arma 'a "PHnta and
I Why should she care for It? It heads bandaged and were suffer
' was forcing her Lack to him. She lug from sprained legs.
had to go back. She knew this On Saturday when the vessel
inow. Lying 'awake hour alter ran into the big tempest one big
hour, she faced her own angry wave lifted her on her beam's end
defiance. She asked: "What else and the passengers and members
icnn I do?" And she saw berseif of the crew who were on deck
rushing to the city, throwing hi:r-;Were whipped off their feet and
self on Judith's hands. thrown violently to the floor. It
No but what else? Walk (ho was this wave thae was responsible
Istreets? Borrow steal die. for many of the casualties. The
!Yes she could die. But she steamer was in the midst of the
didn't want to die. She wanted
to It
live
Yet now she looked from the
window and wondered If It would
hurt very much to go crashing
down there on Ihe cement walk.
Murlllo's house was finished
one morning sanny s motner cioj- t,
ed the door in that nrccke. gen-!
!tle way Of hers. I (An-rlitoJ lYna uunl wir..)
Lho'w " m0lnn" ! EUGENE, Ore., Nov. 4.-W11U
''Mi.. ikin ! ino games scheduled until the an-
"YoS shouldn't be Every one nnal tm wllh tne Aele"' on No
!h..YhuUmored you Othfr brents .."X !' ?r
iwouldn t have Indulged you as gon footballe team la again back to
-. .... a schedule of regular workouts on
0.,fhv,r- Hayward Field.
"The house your hmiband ha! ' 'u,fe"d n, 'n""" ,n
si wonderfully furnished Is ready. Personnel in the Stanford game,
I For the sake of your mother and and each man has but a single Idea
your family you can at L-ast make In view now-to beat the Agg es.
otto more effort. Wen t you do ' Oregon Agricultural College, long
this for me ?andy" ,he strongest rival of Oregon teama
i She sat very quiet, powerless, outed to win the annual football
to force her Hps to assent between the two Institutions
Murillo came. He said touch- year, If the dope Is to be con
lngly: "You have treated me sldured. Oregon men, however,
verv 111." ara pointing to the fact that the
I She looked at him with burn- game will be their homecoming,
Ing accusation: ''Do you wl h me and that with the advantage offer
to rn to that house with von?" ,ed by playing on their home field,
j "The house waa mado ready for the Aggies will find stronger com
yon." petition than may have been an-
Tnon i n go on one connuion
That you leave me entirely j
alone. I have ceased to be your i
wire." I
Hie race flushed with a white,,
angry light: "It suitn me per
fectly!" "If you break this promise I'll
loave. No power on earth will
stop me."
He knocked one fist against
his pnlm and lavghed harshly.
"You'll find the doors open, my
dear wide open!"
Alice helped her pack the suit
rases. "What made you chaiu:e.
kid? Rather sudden, wasn't it?"
"No wuy out of it much that
I could see. Tamlly opens the
door and tells me to beat It!"
Pandy hid her face In an armful
of aiik. She U.iiglKd. Her shoul
ders shook. She laughed and
laughed.
In tho middle of the afternoon
she drove wlih .Mtirilln to th'
white stone houset He led thr
way up a broad staircase, lie
pui-hed open a door hi bedroom,
filled wl'h fiowers.
She round It hard lo brra'h"
He said: "Yours, my dear. Fhall
I give yon a key?"
Accounln owing "T'.ie Fallows !
Btor Co." are d:u und fiayabln to
Harold Iti'Ilowa til Culver Hardware I
Ftor?. r
One Good Turn
MRS. GEORGE CARPY,
FORMER RESIDENT OF
ROSEBURG, DEAD
TUB DALLES, Ore.. Nor. .
Mr. George Carpy, formerly of La
Grande, died at a local hospital
yesterday. Mrs. Carpy . la sur-
theTme he w en.ged ST'th.
abstract business. After the sale
Lit a l uusiuvbs oar. varoy vuiereu
at I Cnin.1. tn u U ..V. nil .. lha
fttIull rcmoved aboul i& ,.eari 0.
' 0 '
. .
niuuuci. iuu luucr. ruuw isru
GIGANTIC WAVE
PLAYS TENPINS
ON BOARD LINER
(.WrUtH Pre Uunl Wirt,)
CHERBOURG. France, Nov. 4.
Thrown to the deck by the plunge
. .,.. tteI.eni1,r(. i, .
, lae. lmmer ijerengaria into a
, storm for 24 hours.
t
o
I Come In and hear tho new Ortho-
j rlK'nlc Victrola. Olt's Music Store,
t Uott-buri;, Oregon,
V - u
f AGGIES FAVORED
I TO DEFEAT U. OF O.
uviyaiuu.
Terminal i,muty Shno. phon 536.
WHY SUFFER SO? ;
Get Back Your Health aa Other
Roteburr Folka Have Done.
Toj -nany peo.tU suffer lama,
aching backs, chr.trosiiiig kidney
di lord or s and rheumatic aches and
paint. Often thia le due to faulty
kidney action and there'a danger
of hardened artorlea, dropsy, gra
vel or I right's aiaeese. Ifou't let
woak kidneys wear you out. Una
Doan's Pilla before It ts too lM.
Doan'a are a atli..ulant diuretic U
the kidneys. Doan's have hel;ed
thousands. They should help yuu.
Hare Is one of many Rose burg
caw?s:
Mrs. Mamie Pager, &26 Court
St., says: "1 know Doan's t'iili
are a splendid remedy for they
have always been used In my fam
ily with good reaults. Whrn my
kidneys troubled me and my bark
felt weak and lame I ued Doan's
and they noon corrected the trou
ble and put my kidneys In good
condition."
60c, at all dealers. Foster-MlV
barn Co. Mfrs Luffalo. N. Y. 1
Deserves Another.
Good
VjHAt'a HAPPEMEO
TO PAUTRY
IT 100S A A
CYCLOIOE
IT
W 77 - i
FREE FREE ,
One 8x10 photograph vita
every order of 16.00 or Over.
This offer closes Nov. SO. .
" Clark Studio, Cass St.
Roaeburg Nat Bank Bldg.
Phone 331.
XMAS ANNOUNCEMENTS
Don't delay ordering your
Christmas announcements. We
4 are showing a nice line of
both printed and engraved
cards. Place your order now
so that the best attention can
4V be given your work. News-Re-
4 view Exclusive Job Printing
Department. Boseburg, Ore-
gon.
Nutlce of eele of government tim
ber. Uuuurel Laead lifltce, Weehlhif
lull. L. C. bpL tti, lyia. iSulU' !
Uuttiby givvn tbet eubject to th
oniuioit end lunltetiuue ol lb
ecitt ot Jun . iwt U MatM 2.j.
tVbruary 26. 11 t timi., lllVj.
end June 4. ISiU (41 8UL lilt, aud
purauoaii. lo uupHrliUviHaal rguie
tluue at April 14. UU U D. -..
in Umber uu ihe lollowuig Unds
wnl bm sold Nov. IS, ' HmJ, at iu
o'clock A. M. et public auction at
the b. b. lend otLice et Uuvvourtf.
Urvgon. to the tiigliei bioar tai
uot Ivcte than the atppreuU vlu
ae ehown by thin notice, euie to be
ttubject to tne approval oi tne ec
rettary of thw Iniurlor. Th purctutata
price, wito an addltlouel aum of
one-fifth of oue pr cnt thereof, be
Mitf coiiiiuiekione allowed, inut be
dupoitued at lime of lf, money to
Ira roiurned If eale le not Approved,
uihurwit. peieut Will leeue lor the
ttuibor, winch mum be reiuuvwU
within ton yuers. Uide will b re
ceived from cltlsene of the United
a i a lew, utiiioclatioua of uch ciiu;iia,
uud corporutione urbanised und-r
iu luw. of the UiiueU tolt ten, or
utty at Mtu, territory, or ditrlci
thereof oniy. Upou application of e
quulliled purcbtieer, ihe timber on
uuy legal eubdlvleion will be ofiered
uptirutely before being Included In
any otter of a larger unit. T. 17 W..
11. 1 W.. Bee. 11. bV ts&hi tlr 1XUU
M., beinlotk 40 at.. KWM SW fir
U.. nemlock lOv M-. bWii iSV.'
tlr liou U.. heialoa t at., tii:
NvVw fir y6 eU botulock SO At..
N blk. SKV fir lle Jd,. NWli
iac. nr i7le at.. btu SK-4 fir luov
ceoer 1-iO ii., bWti tit. tlr luiv
'A... beiulockc v U.. bW4 fir
liJJi eL, NWS Hv4 fir lie t,
itc.H bWW (r llu at., heiulovk Sw
(ii., vOa.r 4 at.. ttWSt 3V' fir m
hestiiocfc l.i et., vtuar w son
Jul the limber uu tine ivtlion to be
uiu lor iue than li.vu p.r m. fur
the fir, $1 pur M. for the ledur and
ib ceula per M. lor tUi beunock, T.
1 H. 1 W.. btrc Si, Utl 6. fir
JU Ast, Lot fir Ju at.. T. 17 b.. 1L
tt ttev. el. 8W4 NWS4 fir 72u
M., f. z ti., H. lu V., bee. il. tsol t
lit X40 Al., white ceur -0 U Lol .
lir bis M., white twiur M., lot 4
lir 24 Al., wmie red.tr llts, U.t rXi
Cedar 0 Al.. tik. bW'4 tlr Zbii Al..
wuue cedar li At., tiw bWV in
I'Jtt Al.. while codur lub At.. MK1
ee. Ilr Xi hi., white cedar it4b 41..
at ob'4 lir 14V ml., while oeui
lid M.. bA'i HK4 fir SbU At., while
cedar u Al., none of the limber on
mfte section to be eoid lor leee
toan 2 per M. for the III and rwu
ccdir and 97 per W. lor the white
teuar. '1'. b., 1C 4 W.. beC. li.
Hli. NWVi red fir 400 M.. T. 21 b.,
it. 4 W., buQ, ell, ttWt yellow
nr. iuu AL.. red nr. lib Al .
SW bVW yellow tlr t3 At., rd
ilr. a 75 Al.. White fir- la
none of the Umber on those
sections to bo eold lor ' lose than
per Al lor tue led anu yeilow
iir aiid SI per At. lor the while lir.
I. 2tt &. it. it W., bee. .
tiW'A, old gruih fir 476 At., cedar
jv Al., hemluua ivv At., spruce 3 AL,
aNWVi ftWi, ud growth fir 4uu At.,
secoiil growth fir 4iu At., hi-in lock
luo M.t u old growth nr
Due At., second arowth fir A0 Ad.,
h in luck iuu Al.. bn.4 HW uiu
giuwth fir loiii Al., uL'Uur 60 M.. hen.
luca 2iv Al., NKS HivVt old growth
nr bvo Ad., second giowth Sir ?tv
kL. oHlar At., h.inlotK i Ai.,
&hk old growth nr 4U0 Al..
sui-ond growin lir uu At., ccdnr lu
il aw hkvi old aroMtn nr
Ai., second growta fir 4wu M., ceoar
iiA AL. bHf b.' old growth fir frvw
Al., second growtn lir At., cedar
ii M. hemlock 2 Al., fleC. Ht,' l
.NCw' oid growth nr -ihi Al., irdul
e ai.. hemiocK. 6&U AL, NW tti
old growth ir 444 Ai.. hemloiai
II. u M., V Nhi old growtn fir
HbO At., hern 1 oca bid AL, bb4 NU.
second growth tlr V4ntl At , cedar bu
Ai.. hetniock Al., SH Nv 4 sec
ond growin fir i'JIO Al., hemlock
14u Al., N W N 54 second growth
f.r HID M, tiW'i NW4 second
growth fir I42& At, K MW4 see
und growth fir ;n61 At., lieinlo-k
10 Al., MK4 HV aeioml growth
lir 44i0 Al NXV'A HW'A Second
growth fir 290u Ai., t! rW sec
ond arowih nr ab-jo M., hka dw.
second growth fir 44iU AI., NU
.recund growth fir 4190 M.,
NH 4 get ond growth Nr 4iiu
At., hemlock 100 Al , tiV ee
ond Hiowtli fir 40 At., bKi4 blH
second growth ftr 21 is At., ceu..r
IJii AL, none of the limber on these
sections to be sold for less Ihsti
f.'.u per Al. for tne spruce end old
fciowtn rr, l per Al. for ihu vedat
und second growth fir and Ai cents
per AL for the hemlock. T. le W.,
It. I K., Hec. J Sti pine 3o
At., fir 40 Al., Utt 4 plue, ilk M., ftr
iuu m.. iui bina iu si., nr .u u.
, SI-1, i ft plue 27 Ai., fir 10U At
none of lite timber on this eeetlon
to be nolo fur bus than l-i.&u Per L
l for the plno and $) .or Al. for the
i fir. T. 27 H.. It. 11, W., Wee. II,
n jreiiuw i ir iu wnite nr
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red fir linn) At., white fir suo M., rid
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M., red fir ?:0 At. hinilmk 2&
M., red cedsr AO hi., T. 2R H., H. 12
W. He:. 22, I.t fc, red fir 4iO M.,
nun of the Umbor on thMe sectloiis
to be sold for lose then $i.tu per
At. for the red end yellow fir, fl.&u
IM.r M. for the rod cedar and GO
cents per At. for the while fir and
hem I or k. Thoe. Havell. Acting Com
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SPECIAL
la commemoration of
annlveraarv. we offer
oae-qu&rt Pudding Pan
FlM for pu
ttOt tit&. SON
refrigerator ms
ALUMINUM 1 ' (.' Li- i fllHjjl j. ..
"Wear-Eve
ONE-QUART (1
rluminum RiddingRa
Limit three to a purchaser.
Mail orders, 10c for pottage.
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
The Iron Monger '
Classified Section
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ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE OR RENT 150-acre
farm. I'hone 13r"2-
FOR SAUK Hay. Wood. J3.50 per
per tier. Phong 270-Y.
FOR SALK-Three-burner Mission
oil stove. Pbone 604-J. v
FOR 8ALB Practically new Co
lumbia bicycle. l'Uouo 210-lt.
M1L.K Can ruriilsue" 30 gallotis per
day. Will sell one good cow.
Phone K2.
ol SALli Uoou used player pi
ano. Terms If desired. Ci.! at SIS
Nofth Jncltson Ht. .
Fuit SALE- Chryaautlieinuma.
Phone 13 L or call Mrs. Fred
FleldSjjm 8.Plne.
3APLki OR FIR block wood, SS.iiO:
oak cook weod . l llvered, 13. SU
per tier. Ihix 64, Uillanl.
FOR SALE Fir wooiirstive or
block. Jos. Iloldenrclch, one
nule south of Uosoburg,
V,-LlTBt.LLor rent dwelling. 1046
corner west 1st street, and 1st
awnue. Apply 220 8. Kane St.
FOR 8ALE Three "or" four ' tons
hay, close In, In barn. Phnne O.
U. lielbig. or call 407 W. Cass.
UK-MtMnKR The b!R horse snlo
next Hatunlay, Nor, 7. Lent
shipment of horses ever brought
to llos'jburif.
FOR SALE Pure Bred Knarlifb
fox bound pupa. Ulnsourt stock.
males $10, fonialcs. 5. Chss. U.
ltader, Tyeo, Ore. Phone 2KF13.
CfiVSANTHEMCMd-for iuTeVTf
you want to ship any now It the
time. They are at their best. The
. season lll soon bo over. At the
home of II. II. Church, 318 E.
Cora. Ave.
CS KlTc A RU Alio AlrtS ' .
V.I23 Cher, sedan, tho finish and
all like new lor i.'iDO.
11)23 Ford roads., new paint
. $2li0.
Ijito Ford tour., good condition.
2oo.
iJitn Illg Rlx Ktuda. tour., tKO.
Wo need more used cars. IlrlnK
them in. We will take them as
first payment on a new one If It
lias enough value.
The Chryslur Dealers, S27 N.
Jackson.
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FOR RENT
PIANO for rent. Phone 3IF5.
F0lO;T:N T - rurnUhirTiouseevu
Ing rooms. 1110 ProBpect 81.
FoiriiirS'f 'ariTy urniahWllTnur
room house with Karnes. 62fi Kec
ond Avenui', south. I'hone 492-U
vou rEnt
housekeeping
lai'K fUMllsh'U
rooms, f Time in. '
Private front entrance. 331 South
Main.
By W1N1VER
"Wcar-Titti 7
vou thu Wekr-
t the apacUl J.
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Corertofit 1?
iUfular psies) 15
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FOR RENT 1 downsUlr. apart-
meat, close In. Phone 14H-B.
FOK RENT (-room bangale-w,
nxxArn. furnisaed. Inquire Hi .
WLane. . ;
FOR RENT 6-room house at CM
S. Stephens. Inquire A. T. Law.
rence or phone 13F41.
uii UbiS I r-lve-rooua modem
unrarnlahed house with flrep'aee, '
garage, chicken boose, .ear
school, on pavement, fall
cement ' basement, sereral
cords of wood. Very choice. Also
2-room furnished apartment on ;
ground floor, with garage.. Hct .
aud cold water, everything fur
nished. A fine place for child
ren. Reasonable. Phone 74. or
call at &22 1st Are. N.
WANTED Experienced waltraM
at once. Terminal Cafe. 1 "
T AlLOIUMJ and dressmaking, SU
8. Main 8L Mrs. Outhrldge.
VOL'NO MARRIED MAN want
ranch work, or any other kind foi
winter. Address Box (I, on'
News-llQriew.
WANTED Reliable girl for gen- .
eral housework. Call at (31 B.
Lano 8L, or phone 316-R after I
p. m. -
'. WANTKFP-Old Ulao teeth.; We
j pay high as $10 for full .sets.
Don't matter It broken. Wuy
crowns, bridgra. Western ltal
I Company, Uloomlugtoa, 111... .
WANTED Fireproof safe. IMde
mekauremcnta must be 1C15)
Inahes by 13 Inches high.. Ad
dress Safe, care News-UeMfew,
Ro,eburS' Ore. ' 2
WANTEli A capable man abM to
work and care for Bartlctt' gear
orchard In full bearing anda In
prime condition.' Must . hare
$1250 cash. I will give a projwr
party a very attractive prehpsl
tliin. Write owner. Box 6,- or
phone 419-V. . '
FOUND 8ome money, near riijnd
. bonne. C. Q. Stanton, 702 8. fine
St. Call or phone 75-J between
7 a. m. and 9 a. m.
MISCELLANEOUS
CAR OWNER Dont forget .t
all tit when la need of aat
parts. Sarff Auto Wreckm.
Ilonse.
r x urkmink CAIUit - '
or u n pi.rt.wa raitr..uieta)
phslclan. lit W. Lao BV '
Pine Street Machine Shop
Opposite Flour Mill.
The best equipped .hop in
town for repair work.
We are able to handle your
large job a well a -your
small one. "..
GEAR CUTTING
Chas. S. McElhinny
Th. Widow1. Frier d"
Oregon Lifer
4 Worth Jteksen T.
WHEN IN ROSEBURS
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