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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1925. i I Morning, Noon ridNight Saturday-Monday or any A1 $7.00 $8.20 S8.60 ;$U0; $2.10 $2,201' See Us First, We Can Save You Money. FARM -rvrvrjffl npltrt? frrt1 a IvTr lit Jill rK I I V ft P.Xl iHANliK ROSEBURQ DIET AND HEALTH ; (Contlnpert Trom pagt 2.) ' dine out an youuj'jtair hosttss t iu , uiuo.n,, jfrlendr.t' . ' 1 Monday Fat I.SrK4s. !, "- I"-' f- i if '?2!?.;iOT"8,l!5. Brothels, have dissolved' paTtner 1 ship, and from this date on, Nor. I;'", 1DJ5, each, will te. repqnslble for j ;his ptrsoual account, only. ' i .Signed; , , . t ,i . , ROY BOND, ' ' I i. i . i 1 1 .PERRX K BOND, i . ' OREGON NEWS . ' . ' t '. , To prevent the road from itring junked by its owner, W. S. iiArauin, the city of Medtord has bought Hie I hledtoid-Jackouvjllo railway for I 'll.uuu. It is tiie city's intention to I hell the, road In rum to any buyer !' Who " will t xreiid-'It "into' tW Mdi . tllubcij and mlijcral belt la the Ap-' . Ijit-KuLu n-Kiuu. ii no Du)tr ap years, has been transferred to Se- rattle as assistant administrator In t'ebarge of pcrmlrB, for the whole I jPaclilc norUifmtdistrlct 1 Earl KilnairJclC. dean of the ex- pension ditHi'n.anfl. director of the Portland ctnli'S of .the University 'xf Oregon;. has' resigned to take a staff position with the Red Cross, DR. Ii" StJcMrop'racUc physlchra, 120 QV.I Une St. I , Well Fed Fruit Ola-Xut Bread. V: . ' ' Easy et: ' ' ".!' ." No regret. Oregon Bakery O.I KT Tnflfcnn (It V Are You Losing . r , Money? How manV garments have you discarded because they weresoiled? Our cleaning de partment can ' do wonders with the thing you thought you. could never wear again. Ws Call and Deliver. ' . Our Auro Will Call. rhon 177, jilne wuTbo un'keT j was born July ifir Zl I ' counted ,h. time she M.. JJZVXt ' . Iowa, spending her girlhood day. ,h friIlri ni, s .he wnuirl 'stn to wait and Bmlled. 1 . ., f M08t? Man- a n-siuent ; i i'l 1 hv lhat stati! She j-naie to Ore- ineuas now. so sne wouia .,,,r,d in tn walk, rest- of that place, who waa -a business j Wilbur K. Newell of Eiucne.liaS wfth' bw rcnu, lt3 and left a,ono "t. niore an? I2r lia now and then She waa very visitor In lioeeburg Saturday. Mr. ! jbeen appointed deputy adinlnhflra- f yea taleH waMmaiied to Iiyan .tau that the market price ! FLTJV WnnA " nv n? J MonoVrtUdren ZylL Shf leaned aafnt I Z "?ure. . tin. profit for tho grower.. i'I?r..-7J-SJ;"PlA..ilnV .e: born to this union, the oldest I0"1'' J,"?' ,h' 'broken fence, breaihlng quickly Prunes, heretofore the leading pro- . ... i. rfano-hlnf T.itr.111u Hvtna in nt.niv T ' ' . . k.r f.M - Mh h.rl mffl.ld'JI't Of lha lflllillB BfiCtlOn. niSll a ! A It other day in the Weel;. A i !J . t,rt ' BUREAU . n.ff . V O LKLAND HtBIBglSHI WmmPtWtWHWn Colds Jo Stop thin today - . . -"..j .ii .uj. . .rwt i izVfa, dheLerandhtaSForce the pauou out. Hills brukcoklsuM t10""- They to the whole .ttm. The pctpt, re. Juble resuluhiveWdmaUtKUtcempbrthea Don't rely on leaK helpa, doo't dcUy. . eAik cascaraAquinine. 'Cat Hail BOS fritbsOlCaatt with whom he has already served In execntive capacities through leave, of absenqe. from the univer sity. -I r I . Rid your home ot tobacco - and other offensive, odors ' by burning Incense. few ; times each .week. Any odor In powder or cones. Lloyd Crocker. jMRS. MONOS1VJTH DIES SUNDAY AFTER A LONG ILLNESS years, died Sunday morning at 10 L, arc Jt to moitrir hn loss. She is also survived by one sister, Mrs. J. S. Curry and oue brother, O. V. Maxwell. . n .: , ' - grow tired-or her futile, defiance: . . "r 7 J ' i , . a son oiaunce uieu. passea away .iiiimtalv tn hla atipniiona 'too far, ana now wisnea mat rer i iior iiuiiik as iu umuj una Just recently. The husband, onf , 5! wt hm or Dme neighbor mlgnt , year, hardly half a crop being rea- .nn Vnrn (an . rf h, ! one Olt ner lips, I jonng OIS Siauus , , n.j Kt .h nnalllv a vorv ironrt i fcltrdel '., td.1 ilr. Ra.p2 CKS"'. WUZB ? I W t wbjns ? V,!' be-1 and the prloeJ recHved were ul KiueV.ajm three aSan,! ihildron fTAi T t Lr. ?or she hud oinUniDsoSof, his. fnce !fnctory. Riddle was formerly one " ' ' . . ... ,, ,' . i I on the earth and the most cru She has beh'a Jiatient. cheia-ful;2i ll T! : "7 ; . 1 . j- tA2g! tner "elVef , ru.iu.v. iu. rer,.i uriuj . rEh. vai a men-'r of tj iWN Presbyterian church of Albany and had always beet u active member j since her girlhood. " ' 1 The body was taken to Albany today and the funeral will be held there on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at the Fortmiller chapel , Interment will i lns. (lowed tnrough nor a Timmy grinned to hide his cat take place In the family lot of the 1hted .trcam bne would g0 n. harrassment: "I guess that's a Shedd cemetery. ' . to ,he gaTien at nlfnli lettn ollte way o? giving mo the gate. T . NOTICE Tarty who took rim and tire from the Vord i roadster Saturday nlKlit at Ing's Hall, I. known. If he will muni It to me at Wilbur, Oregon,' nothinft will be salK oth erwise he will be prosecuted. B. H. BATES. WhenWinterCoraes Foley's Homey andTar For Coughs and Colds ,T TUe nilT IT IB wnRIrf IdlNElf . CVJH.lf. .4,JJm uu V5lH. S8o si.-a.M Av... ciiicAK., zi;., .mini . - r .- ...,t,-.. ,1. YVj ill re- u.riv. nj i- Txr Compound f..l eoiieh.. ci :iti i.re- ?r,:r.,rc.":rtvii:L:.5y:!.; C-ithArtic T&M.ti f.r con.tip.uea ar.d ki - tiJ$Tiiil&lutiiM, 3 poepU. 2ry thtml V.'. F. Chapman. TUBBY I. ' "" L002. rT"r 'JVI "X ' . (. ' AmMTA I PLAY THAT IJfcME 1 MnQl3l 4C... ' . ' ' ; t-C . . 4 ''..'., . famuli av Ursad faaaae Srneaeia let. ' "SANDY' ''By ELENORE JASHERIN THE SO FAR ' Sandy McNeil, of Spanish .... .... . Si at.i uiaiim cm oiuiinu, a wra.i- igtitny Italian, to please her tmpover giished Saintly. She sacrifices her thtf IibKuh , ,. ,, i I love fur Timmy, a boyhood 4 - heart .Her married life is a series of humiliations by Murillo.. She " Ivr"8!1;' dl,fcHM0,r'; SI write, to her cousin, Judith Moore. giaSan Kranclsco ateno, raphe- for, & her Dlliht Then dfseove.? That waterfront alone. Sandy." m the near future. These classes I youul life Is hovering near I She laughed merrily, oftendlng to be visited once each month lee to cement hJr bondage, him with her Kibes. Did he think Utoj .p the , .ludie, , of per , . MurOlo prevent, rrle.d. of Sand, e might fall in to evl way. and ;onal hygiene, eygien o diet fivtm bllaMtri n lha w hmisB arm. I tit .. ... . tun i itn V The last guest was gone. Sandy H unclasped the crystal beads, bal- Sanced them; lu the palm of her ' hand. S! -Murillo ai ton the arm of a 1 t., 1. 1 , i .. , . n ,,j ,h...... t he told her what hla mother had l said, and his sisters. They were delichter with Sanely's .rare. Thev iwere thrilled he had picked a Wife who was an honor to them, Ho snuffed out his cigarette. came over and leaned on the dres . . . . . . . "fr t sanay 8 sine.- tie was giow 4bk and flattered with the aucces of the evening. 1 Everything waa pruau, uui ws. j" a !"... . me aiemoeranip or mese classes, beautiful !i lie took 11 for grant-. early 'n February. All nbout jierjThey will be weighed once a moth ed that Saudy shared his satlsfac-, the breeze went tenderly and the and a record kept, while physical iion; tha(she was j entirely re-J earth throbbed with the wealth I examination, will be given at f re conciled tp -.the elimination of hor of coming life. Sandy took otrjquent intervals to discover and riends. (4.,j i' , ' .iher Jtat. liking the wind in hor remedy the defects responsible for He ran bis hands' over Wn'f- " ' ' " ' h-T,. oitlons. Home visits will be made . Ioilk. uue. . onus, . murmur ng 'amJn!S?:M" .dS'L She gave' him no response. .... When MurHlo slept. Sandy stole through the silent house. She sat t In- that Thorn upstairs, letting the' channel breeze :blow across her .. , i ,ii .h- . K ln..i,iint hAH li.nw.H out hut It ;had drained her of emotion, t She felt deserted, cut off once f, .ii clatlons of her girlhood. Strange ' that not a single one had come. They must have talked abqut.hor., Thev must have isusoe.!ted Rome- UBly behlu ihoseidolaved invitations. - remap, iieinie uau reported the snub .MurHlo Gave at tb-r guessed . they She shrank be- fwlIlu0W tthittg a metallirgray oflieht streak Iho Bkv i She felt herslf the loneliest thing crush-f Snddenlv u she stood hen fuddenlnd yiy j.ke he .pen, ing ' J"6'"1"- ,a,ntA ,lr 'ouc,ed h T Arresting, de- Mllrnte, unique. She listened In " 1 hreatl trembling with ' M,,.h ?., Ml nnn nBr "har't. : ' .... shB linble lo J,i.out tor I ,. hn , ,,OP ,ht ii. laaainat a tree and look uin at the stars. She would laugh, reacn out her arms, feeling her whole ,.i .iirrinc !., inv. U'uvpi of it swept over her warm, over- (gate, iTImmy you especially?" powering, sweet. i i ' doB't know. I thought per- Consuuied with tenderness she 'haps you did:1 you had some rea now thought of the child. All her son. I wouldn't have stopped (hostility vanished and she now only I inougni wen, i tnougui i 'longed for It; longed for the mo- 'should " I menu when, he . would at last; She was warm with excitement, tlook In Its face, hold It In her .She was almost afraid to loot tn 'arms. Her being vibrated lo tins passion et love as in instrument 'to muelc.- - ; I Her1 Inner Joyousnni". made hor 'Immune, .and she went about the house gaily. ' Sometimes she laughed .suddenly nhe was ab-J sorbed with her own glowing ex , ,n .h. i...,..ni..nli Aih.n lannot heat.' ' ' - And she did not care what Mnrtllo did.' :.e was fretted by her breezy Indiffereuco far more than he had been by her depres sion. Sometimes she was so bra- eniy gay mat ne siari. u ai nor inquiringly. Thl. new attitude of uer baffled and piqued him. ., fla. ,l,.rf0j Ihnt aha was growing contented itb her lot-becoming nappy wife He was goon forced to admit that Suntly'a mood had no connection .with hlm.lelf. 1 He bocame msplclntis of her. "Why ars job laughing?" - - "Ok for this, ana (or majr Where were you thia after noon?" , "Out, for a walk." to you waia. y yourseu She laughed: "Technically yea.' ? ; ; t I But where dd you gor- This time ahe .hugged; "Wher- He said Irritably: evr the spirit movos .here line-;"" "Mr had I been .he - knew not where: kllmeny had . . . - . . j ,,l BeUU WI1UI Bile WUU1U Hot uwiuib. The neil 'day when she went , , . ihM,m Tim ua nil- f" '"""f, followed her KlC- 't,"-h reached herl.l i In.l.Ung Si l.kll " .VJrSTf lb 5 . J,", du7,h nlass. Other classes are to be ' f0rawaBier ill over. Parted at Canyonvllle and Riddle DICK UU Willi UVaVQ CUUJUOI . :niral it Sha nil hut ran h ut mllpa knnwlni-' thai ha hated Dhy- Bical exertion. These long walk, were her only diversion now. She would go out ion the pier, sit there. In the sun, watching the boats or talking to nA InuA nl.mil t ha nnl liA hfld rnirht lie had one bill fellow that followed htm like a aog. ujcare or airk, and In the care of would swim after bhu from Santa Ilosa Island to the mainland and 'then go flopping up the street. In addition to these classes Mrs. ibarklug in protest when.be atroaejjonea plana to start a number. of too rapidly. .-. - 'l One day, retracing her step '.L..tf 1 .......... .l,..l,l Itoll "" -" --""' "-"-i way up tho road, snt down on u - -, iu ian-nis ana instruction provided lonS'' -'0V 1!reCTnlin diet, sleeping hours, etc. ' i v i.i. a-na, t U iwwlln. Mi so muchly"" oldr nQw.' Shu wouldn't let her - ,M ,..'., .'', .k.,..j when her imasination ran dovAi me coming ymn all her Hie go - In. these moods -"K on 'like this. the thought of tho chUddwelt on Us image and now It would love her. She shut MurHlo- with tilanlr romDletenesii from nil share in it. It waa hers hers only. It would he sunny a glve handsome and bonny like her ( RECORD YIELD BROC nncle. Bob McNeil. And it would i , COI I THIS YFAR make up to her for all the lost -Ull Irlla lLAK .ne.',a.0.n0hVe,-dflv.W0Uldlrtll5t Vrt- "- -"" " a fullneu. to her days. i .. . ., , .Sandy, .recognixed tli. Uiigf easy stride. A quiver of nervousness shot through her. Tlmmy took oft hla hat, saying rather barhfully: : "What- a lift. Sandy?" " "Hello, Tlmmy." she answered wistfully.' ; 'Xo; I'm outj for a walk." : He ireddencd frowned. 'Oh, are you? 1 passed here an liuur ago and you were Bitting on thai irock. 1 thought you seemed ra- ther tired." -"Oh. no,! waa Just, sitting In ,the sun :anay. I men. nuj n me i..i. ;tlme met Timmy. eyes: Why should I give an old friend the i nmuij a i. She thought quickly: "I m .r..i.i'. i ...i i.H. tnlVi. II. IAIM1. lor rmmn'r m .i,. us. .i i i,u.t I'm afraid Ben MurHlo may ! and .... aee me' 1 m a cowaro: t And suddenly she went up to . TImniv. with her hand outstretch ed. She laughed: 'You're nn old 'darling for stopping. Tlmmy I Jnt about falling In a faint with ' tiredness. Open the door and i giro me tne lilt: Men's ults"cleaned and pressed, 1.B0. Jtoscburg Cleaners, phone 472.' 1 ' , j COLDS of head 01 chest are more easily treated externally with V VA l0 RUB Qmr 17 Million Jr U4 Y'-'W But Wait Until COUNTY HEALTH T i T .... I , ... for girls and 18 between the ages of 14 J""?, nave uren organiueo: oy .ti J'."Phlne Jones, county hea "re. at tllendale and Look Other classes are to years, have been organised by Mra. health Looklnsr " " ; lama nnu small cmiureBj i Each Of the elrta will Ivn lvnn thorough physical examination. ;nd corrective exercises will be (provided and they will be taught i healthy. : Demonstrations will be glvea In i Correct tinalniv In iw.1fln knMA : hygiene, such as bed maklni and infants, Including bathing, clothing and feeding instruction. nutrition classes In which there will be, about 16 pupils, in each. Sf.VinAl KHI.lt. . -uu are i per cent .or more underweight will make up It has been definitely proven that I the greater number of spinal cur- 1 .rr.r-y often the start of more serious "We- These classes, which will ' jiiwirn Ih,'lr rroper wel;ht, will doubtless ua.e a mau-ria oeneru upon me health of the children of the county. Cook wttb RJDDLE TO HAVE of the county's leading shipping points for ' turkeys, but Mr. Ryan r,ays that very : few were raised In that locality this year and nearly all of tho farmers are discontinuing that Industry for other line, found more profitable and mutually agree able. I ' i . . . o Studebaker bulla, no yearly models. . t A. H. HAGEN WINS : CITY ELECTION it 1 AT GLENDALE Tuesday. November 3, marked another city election, In which ev erytninir was quiet with little In terest being shown, says the Glen dale? News. 81 votes was the total umber cast from the entire city, the heaviest poll being In the first ward, where there was two candi dates for the same olflce and 41 votes were cast. The results at the official count were: A. H. Uasen, lor majror 177 Oeo. ). Oium, for mayor -.l ."'""" '""i." 1 L. J. liHrding, for treasurer 75 l- Wwdrlu for treasurer . I'n.i.nllMafl li'lral U'.r,l 1 v"in".i'iu ...n. Gilbert Olaon, for Atwo y-rs. az.&o ,.r M. for the uvruci and old K. H. Hrvey, for Olio year 3t - i;fft (). Ouim. for one year 10 ;: ,, ' , ... " , Councilman hcconil Wanl t Fred Corn1!!, for two years I. ' tv-- or two vim 1 J. H. Urown, lor two yrar 21 Count ilma i 1 hlrd Ward IeH Churchill, for two y.wrrt...- 11 Th namen of Oium and HaifK-r for mayor did not ainfar on thi ..nia..l K-.1l,.tu hut Kura wrlllnn In "u " . for cniuiriimcn irom am iwo ma not ai'iMwr on th' prinffd ballotn but wro written In an th voter'a choke over Iho preferred candi dates. The nnuie of (lien U'ardrlp wan written In for treasurer from wRrd tlireo, ' Pop Finds it Out I ' ! FREE 4) One 8x10 photograph (10 photograph with ; e every order of 1100 or over. Thl. offer clue. Nor. SO. Clark Studio, Caaa St. Roseburg Nat. Bank Bldg. . A Dk... .91 . 4t XMAS ANNOUNCEMENTS Dont delay ordering your Christmas announcements. We are show lug a nice line of both printed and engraved cards. Plaoe your order now ao that the beat attention can be given your work. News He- view Exclusive Job Printing Department, , Koseburg, Ore- gon. Notice of sale ct covarnmant tim ber, Uen.ral Laud Offka. Waalilna tun, L. C. Sept, U, l2o. Nullc. Is Hereby Klven that aitbjurt to the cunaitloii. and limitations of the ai l. or June . 116 t3ll Utat., 21$). February it. 191 (40 Htat.. 117. and Julia 4. mu (41 Stat., 751). and pursuant to departmental reaula tlona ot April 14. 1024 (id L. 1. iit). the timber on the following lands will be sold Nov. 14. int. at 10 o'clock A. Ji. at public auction at the U. ti. laud oftice at Uoabura. Oregon, to tile hlgbe.t bidder at nut leas than the avpraiaed value as shown by this notice, sale to be subject to the approval of tha Heo relary of the Interior. Tha purchase price, with an addltlunal sum of one-fiflh of one per cent thereof, be ing coinml.fttons allowed, mu.t be deposited at time of aula, money to be returned If sale is not approved, otherwise patent will leeue for the timber, which must be removed within ten yean. Hlds will be re ceived from . cltlsens of the United States, associations ot such cltlicna, and corporations organised under Hie laa ot the United Hiatra, or any elate, territory, or diatrict thereof ouly. Upon application ot a auallfled purchueer. the timber on any legal subdivision will be offered eeparately before being Included In any offer of a larger unit. T. 17 8.. K. 1 W., Sec. 11. SWU NKV fir 1J00 M.. hemlock 40 at.. N'Wll fir liJS kL. hemloik 100 L. 8W14 NW)4 fir ltue M. bemlock 5 M-. KW NWS, tlr Hi aL, hemlock 40 L. :, iiKla fir 1140 M.. NWH iSKU fir l;io U.. RKu fir 10110 il . cedar 140 M . KW'b MKte fir 10411 11. hemlock 40 al- Ktl, UW14 fir 1J2S it.. KW BW fir 1M0 at.. tiWta tlr 1140 M.. hemlock 40 M . cedar Ii M., SWV. W fir ii M., hemlock Uu U., cedar 40 M., none of tha timber on this aeclloa to be .old for leaa than 41.60 per M. for the fir. $1 per at. for the cedar and Ii ceula per M. fur the bemlock. T. 14 K. S W.. Sec zt. Lot 6. fir 430 lL. Lot 1 tlr 56 M.. T. 17 a. R. 4 W.. 8ec. U. SW. NWU fir 710 M., T. S.. R. 10 .. Hea 11, Ixt 1 (ir 140 M , white cedar 40 XI., lxl 1 fir (10 M . white cedar 0 it.. Lot 4 fir 2110 M.. white cedar Inl, M., red cednr 0 M., BE', HKS fir 2.0 M.. while cedar 16 11.. SW'l ciW)a tlr las M., white cedar 106 M., NK t:i fir 14t aL, white cedar 146 at.. SKU HEii fir 440 it . white cedar 40 aL. SW14 WA fir ISO St.. while cedar to M.. none ot the timber on these aectione to be sold for leea than II ner M. for tha fir and red oedur and 17 per M. for the white cedar. 1 . 10 g., tt. f w sec 16, Ntttt NWU red fir 400 M- T. 11 8.. 11. 4 V., 8ec. IS, Ns)U SWU yellow tlr, 160 M.. red fir, Cl( U.. NVVM 8W14 yellow fir J!5 M.. red fir. 176 M.. white fir 16 M none of llio timber on these Muctlona to be sold for lees than 11.76 per at. for the red and yellow tlr and 11 per M. for the while fir. T. 16 8.. It. 12 V. .. 8ec. 17. c.K'4 8WU, old growth fir 476 M.. cedar 60 M , hemlock 100 XI., spruce 16 XL, nwii tew old growth tlr 4uu at., aecoud growth fir 400 X4., hemlock IHO XI.. 8 W4 8V4 old growth fir 600 XL, second growth fir 4;0 XI.. hemloi'k 2011 XL. HK HWSk old growth fir 1026 XI., cedur 60 XL. hem. lock 200 XI.. Mill 8K(4 old growth fir 6uo XL, second growth fir 760 XI.. cedar 16 XL, hemlock 26 X4, Wk Hula old growth fir 400 M. second growth fir 400 XI.. cedar 160 it.. gwx 8K4 old growth Ilr loo M.. second growth fir 4ir XI., cedar 176 Xt.. HE' 8E'a old growth fir 6U0 M., second growth fir 776 XI., cedar 26 XI.. hembrck 26 XI.. 8ec 26. Ntli NE14 old growth fir S64U XL, cedar 60 XL, hemlock 640 XI., NWli NKti old growth fir 1340 Xt., hemlock 1170 XI, 8V744 NUt4 old growth fir 3260 XL, hemlock 660 XL, tm NBti second growth fir 14tio M., cedar 60 3d., nemloca 76 XI., Nbu Ntt x sec ond growth fir 2910 M., hemlock 140 XI.. NWW UK1, second growth f'.r 3420 U.. KW NWV second giowtn ilr 2476 XI., eiw suc- ond growth fir 2K60 XI., hemlock lit XL. NK'A 8VVI4 aaaoad arowth fir 4160 Xt., NW14 MV'U aecond growth fir 2900 XL, B HV4 sec ond growth fir 3490 XL. 8KW 8 W la aecond growth fir 4470 XI., NK' HI. 't aecond growth fir 4190 X4.. HKH second growth fir 4640 M. hemlo.k lot XL. BVV14 HK sec ond growth fir 4460 XL, KK4 HK"4 second growth fir 2176 Xl cedar 126 Xt., none 'of the timber on these , growth fir, $2 pr M. fur th ceUar cond growih fir tind 60 cenu it?r ai. rr tne nemiocK. t. ss h.. I It. a k., br. 1 HW14 NK'4. pine 876 7JM, fir o M.. Lot a piiie, 21b M., fir ' "r 470 M NW'i pine 276 M., fir 100 M., nutte of the Umber on tllli eoutlun lo be sold for leaa than 92. GO per M. fr thtj pine and I per M. fur the fir. T. 21 H.. 11. 11 W.. Hec. 21. KKU HW yellow lir 420 M., white fir .00 M., hf Hi lot: k 100 41., 8WU ' F d fir 1 j'0 fcl.. hue fir mo M., r-d yellov fir i.jo r-'.i nr M.. ml fir i:f) II.. heinlti. k 26 M . r-.l Cfd ir t0 M . T. 21 8.. It. 12 W. Het'. 2. Int , r4 fir 4K0 M., Tiuti ui ine iitnuer on tnese nc'tinsi he M for ! IhHii .'.60 per M. fur tlm red and yrllow fir. $1.50 Pr M. Tur the red 'lHr and 60 cutiU per M. for the white fir and hafnlork. Tlios. II a veil. Act In p; Com tiiiMHiuner, , COMC i'm " " w i'Tr ArTTH A W W f Home comfort Weatherstrip. It a resilient, flexible) strip of vermin-proof insulation packing covered with a Cpecial rubberized water-proof fabric. ;' 1 ' " . Easy to Apply Simply tack cn turn the corners. Noth ing could be more simple. You can do it yourself.. No expensive mechanic needed. No taking 'down of doors and windows. Weather Tight When in place Home Comfort Weath erstrip forms a resilient caulk around window and door contacts, which is water-proof, dust-proof, 'wind-proof, gas-proof, and vermin-proof. ... CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. I The Iron Mongers ' ' ' Classified Section 7" ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PACE. , .' ; ' FOR SALE FOR SAIJ5 OR RENT 150cre farm. Phone 13F2. FOR SAlj, nay. Wood, $3. DO per per tier. I'hone 7U-Y. , FOR 8ALIV-SS head of goats, heavy shearers Phone 2S6-J. FOR SALE Range,. Al condition 8H Hoover St., back entrance. FOR SALE 1924 Ford louring. A bargain. Terms or cash. 207 1st Ave. N. FOR SALE 10 Jersey Giant pul lets, $1.25 each. J. V, Chenowitb, Oakland, Ore ' FRESH POP CORN OALX At Petty'. Confectionery Store, Sat urday and Armstce Day. i FOR SALE Purebred Perclieron stallion, registered. Address A. M. Lady, liox Z'Jl, City. GOOD YOUNO FAMILY COW. Just frosh. ' We are .leaving; i W. jl). Bates, Uub . Ulakeluyi riynth,. FOR SALE--Ford, 'llirlit I delivery car. good shape, 1 MO. Terms. Ar thur H. Crowell. 225 N.ackson. W1LLSELL or rent dwelling, 1040 corner west 1st street, and 1st avenue. Apply 220 8. Kane St. FOR 8ALE Three or four tons hay, close In, In barn. Phone U. V. Helblg. or callJuTJSV. JL'aas. FOR SALE Team, S and. 11, 2800 lbs., harness, wagon, plow, culti vator and hay. Jersey Giant roosters to trade for pullets, lvar Orae, Wilbur, Ore. ' FOR SALE OR TRADE For light car or truck, forty acres of Har ney county's best open lund. Write C. N. Currier, Sutherlln, Ore. FOR SALE One haudruade ll Inch steel axle, . spring wagon, with new Concord spindles and boxings. This la a flue wagon. In order to pav a debt will sell for ISO. J. W. Draper, 523 N. Majn. CRYSANTHEMUMS "for sale. If you want to ship any now It the time. They are at their best. The season will soon be over. At the home of II. 11. Church, 318 E. Com. Ave. : i FOR RENT ROOMS FOR RENT 323 S Steph ens. Phono 2U5-J. r'UIt llKNT Two niiKli'iti o-iooin cottages, one furnished. Call ut Ml 8. Pine or phone 1KR-J. RiiniENT-.Modern-flve-rooni' fiir nlslicd cottage. Adults only. Call 614 S. Pine. f oil KENT-8-roum bouse un pave ment. 8 cords of wood Li base ment. Call at 502 N. Jackson. ftilt "RENT Ground "floor apart ment, furnished. Clone to school. Good place for children. AIo sleeping room. 522 1st, Ave. N. Phone 7U J. By WINNER AHCf.0. aeAoV the cnovMU Of P0P& BEST HVf if ' - T-. fS rm WANTED TAILORING and dressmaking. S2I 'S. Main St- .Mrs. Outhridge. WANTED Fireproof safe, Inside measurements must be 13x161 ' Inches by 131 Inches high. Ad dress Safe, car News-Review, Roaeburc, Ore. , , LOST AND FOUiND LOST Picture agate brooch, yel low gold. Reward, Phone 161-J. KOUNb Wrist watohTAddresa N W care News-Review. - i ' (OUND Wrist watch. Owner may have same by proving "'property and paying for thl. ad: '- ' 4 FOUND Glasses In case at forks of river. Owner may have same by Identifying and paync lor thl. ad., Call Bepa.tr Shop, JIM) N Rose. , '. , . : -i : ; -i MISCELLANEOUS (JAR ' OWNER Don't lorrM U all t5t when In need of aoM parts. Sarff'. Auto Wreckial House. Vill KADE iiulf block well Im , proved buslm'S. property, good '' Income proposition, for stock ranch near Roseburg. Box 368, Lebanon, Oregon. i TO EXCHANGE Fine, modern eight-room house with half block ground In Lebanon, for Stock, ..equipment and lease on stock ranch near Roseburg. Box- 368, Lebanon, Oregon. ' ' . ' Chas. S. McElhinny The Widow's Frlarr" - Oregon iJLife 24S North Jackson Pine Street Machine Shop i . .. ; Oaposlte flour Mill. The be.t equipped shop In town for repair work. We are able to handle your large jobs as well as , your small ones. ... CIRCUITING Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bids. Ros4)k4irs Ore. Phone S WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT ,' Hotel Umpqua The Largsat Stock Good Used Cherrolets and Ford In Roseburg ' Wa Will Sell ea . EASY TERMS . . Hansen Chevrolet Co. Phone 4it , " ,
