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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 1925. Yes, We Have It ! Another car of flour at the same everyday price $7.00 $8.20 $8.60 ' We Guarantee it to Please Don't Sell Your Turkeys 1 UntUYouSeeUs ' We want your birds and will treat you right. See Us Firat, We Can Save You Money. FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURG MgT8TIIlI.ITTOglgTTgSIi : : DIET AND HEALTH DIET AND HEALTH (Continued from page S.) tenance diet, but don't gain. 9 Don't give up if you fall from caloric grace and gain occasionally. H is better to have lost and gained than never to have lot at all. 10 WATCH YOUK WEIOHT!' PROMISES: 1 promise that If you follow my directions and reduce as I have di rected : 1 Better health.' Much better health. 2 Increa8i-d efficiency and strength. One hundred fold. 3 Better dispositions. Fat peo- PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. H. H. PLYLER Chiropractic physician, 126 W. Lane BL Dr. H. C Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bldg. Rose burg. Or. Phrme aa Ths Largest Stock of Good Used Chevrolet and Fords in Roseburg - We Will Sell on EASY TERMS Hansen Chevrolet Co. Phone 44S Well Fed Fruit Ola-Nut Bread. F.asy et: No regret. Oregon Bakery 231 N. Jackson St. Are You Losing Money? How many garments have you discarded because thry were soiled? Our cleaning de partment enn do wonders with the thing you thought you could never wear again. Ws Call and Deliver. Our Auto Will CalL Phone 277 . V:-TaV V J V i Jsc ffaMaW OAKLAND Hi ISItm.T.I.Tg.I.T.1 Hall's Catarrh m . . , , Medicine cw aomoinca tnent. both local and internal, and ha. been j successful lit the treatment of Catarrh ( for ovt forty yean. Sold by all druggists. F.J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio pie are not good natured ! They are apathetic. 4 Better looks. Clearer skin. No matter how you look during the process, when yu are reduced your look will be Improved, Five hun dred fold. And youpnger. lots younger! 5 A reorganization of your mode of living. A cure of your habit of un natural craving for Urge amounts of concentrated foods, with the cre ation of a new natural appetite for wholesome foods. . 6 A resoration of conjugal fe licity. No one loves s fat man or woman. Tomorrow Too-too Thin? Tk. c .. somnsntora Rose-1 burg s society dance orchestra, will , furnish the music for the big j Charleston Contest to be held next Saturday night. You'll miss a big town aance and some good enter tainment If you don't attend. WOMAN'S BODY FOUND ON BANK OF COLUMBIA RIVER (AvMicUtii Prm Lul Wire.) KELSO, Wash.. Nov. 14. Find ing of the unclothed body of a wo man on the bank of the Columbia river, apparently about 40 years old, was reported here by Coroner W. V. Vannote. The up per portion of the remains was but a skeleton, but the lower half which was buried In the sand, was well preserved. She had been dead for several months. TABLE DECORATIONS. A full line of the newest place, i cards, score cards, napkins, . crepe paper and necessary articles for your party. Also a nice selection for prizes. Lloyd L. Crocker. CHILDLESS HOMES Read Mrs. Benedict's Letter Praising Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Kewaneo, Illinois. -"When I was married about a year and a half I took Lyoia a. tin. d against it. She had to hams Vegetable, LTaI, ", Compound be- j fc , fcw, out t0 tho wa. fTf.1Lal,lter How blue and free the wa- rhlldren I now emioren. i now have two Deal tny little irirla and I niue pria ana i have twohealthv amsure I would KS.UI,J had it not been for your medicine, I ... .a summer I got all run-down, irregular, and I had awful Pare". iow , tear headache and my back and aide hurt knuckles. She v.a t. hed it In sur me so that I could stay up only a short prise as It tr ekled t ht.gh her time. My limbs would get so tired and fingers. Crying she v as cry ache till I could cry. 1 surted to take Ing. Cring because It was not a the Vegetable Compound apain and year ago. used the Sanative Wash, and it was She was so alone these daa. not long till 1 was relieved. Now I do No one but her mother and Alice all my own work and help others. I and her VncM Hob came, sure praise Lydia E Puikham'amedi- She wanted no one. htie cines toanyone I meet that is suffer- thought that she was dying. She ing from similar troubles.' I think if wondered how long II would take, mothers with (iris would give it to Once in a, while she felt a pity them when they come to womanhood for herself. And once In a while it would make them stronger. 1'eopla a Idaze of anger. Then she who have known me all my life are thoueht of running awny. She astonished to see me now as 1 waa would go some place where no always sickly when in mr 'teens and one knew her. She would shove nntil I started taking the Vegetable behind her all the violent bitter Compound." Mrs. Mary R. L'kkb ness. filer, 813 Fayson St., Kewanee, 111. ' And fhe would begin nil her TUBBY STOP VOO FUSSlM' AO HOLD l-r strinv PRACTICE THIS If I'M TO boTHE OUR. TEAiM - IW A LOTTA AW' I'M OOWWA. AvOBl&HT .i 1 I "SANDY" I , By ELENORE MEHERIN Sandy McNeil, forced by her impoverished family Into a, love- i .... .....in- - rich u:.l.r..crif.c ueTToveforiemptino.. to atay there Tt..,m . ,hiirth ..th.rt always. . . 1 1 ill III v , cjiuuuuwi ipiwuiiiari. . v....inJ. . -..a i i ! cTuVe Ter'Vo wrl,e"UU,'" JudKh" S.LZZ&Z. bondage, but Judith is absent on long vacation. A son is born dying almost Immediately. CHAPTER 24 Sandy sat In the garden. She often Bat here hours without stlr- rine. She would lean her head : against the acacia, her eyes fixed t I on the blue, stretch of the sea. . She would listen to the breeze , as it came mumurlng with sum- I mer's golden peace. It would run light, teasing fingers through her ' hair. She would shut her eyes-will you let me go away lor a longing for its coolness and peuce while?" to touch her thoughts. "Where do you want to go?" She waa so tired with the dark-1 "I'd ilka to get out on the ness and weight on her. She for- ' ocean." got that she had ever been glud. j "Well, I'll see about It. I may In the neighboring yard chll-le aule to arrange it. I can't be dreu were playing with a bean KOne more than a ninntli or Ho." bag. Their voices shrilled with j she said silly: "I want to go laughter. Sandy breathed heavily, I aione.' preiistng her fingers against her j He grow pale, the long eye mouth, brows raised questionlngly. Then !he came up and took her hands. It was three months since they j k0 drew her to him. "No. I don't had brought her home. The day i think that would be advisable, she was to leave the hospital she : santiy. You're a little melancholy, said to her mother: "Let me go; You'll get over this." back with you." she said pleadingly: "Don't Her mother s Hps had. trembled Ben I'm tired!" She thought: and she had bitten them. But she ,. .t u kill me It will kill me stooped over Sandy and kissed j jr i could only die!" her: , "Everything Is arranged j Her Imagination tortured nor dear. Y'ou mustn't give In to ycur ; incegfantly. When he held her grief." hands, she remembered the way he Then Sandy smiled. She smll- ha(j gripped her wrists, scream ed all the way driving home. She ing. "What about me! What thought: "I'm going to die as BOOt me!" soon as they take me in there. ; iUt ne was holding her and I know I'll die." And ahe looked kiting her. He waa saying: forward to It. l"Yes Sandy, darling we'll go That night when they were awBy wherever you like. We'll alone. Murillo pushed her chair to xgia again." i the window. He aat at her side, i .... sandy, were sums ii win. over again. lie put his sgainst her hair. ... .. ""ank- Bh"V"in h h'? ! " n.m. husband she thought of the name j he had called her and that he bad Bald: "Do you tlnk I'd have like vou In my nouse: She would never get over this But he took her hand In his. "And things will be different the nezt time. Isn't It better, per hapa, that the little one was ta vn It waa bo weak. You were so nervous and hysterical all ,neiher npg nine ntm....- I She interrupted with ?hn...ht moaning: "Oh!" She bitterly. "I wasi hs one who hurt lt! 8h 'fancied the baby In her arms and wht8Pe'ca..,10't' , ,olV I waa the one who killed you! I " 1 hurt vou She felt tne nine Doay as It jay that last moment against her kraail in fllllet HO COld. Silt oftened awakened at night feel ing It. , Now she tried to draw her hand from Murillo's. But he said: "When you're stronger. Salld'r dear, you'll see things in a better ! light. Then we may have anotner child. You want this, don't you?" I She put up her hand and hid her face from his eyes. And for three months she lived, I dreading the moment when ne I would claim her. Whenever she heard steps on 'the grass she shivered, lie often Icame and Bat next her, holding . hH KaaA turn th . DW'arij and press his moist ve" came ni.um ." ,h. hn ridden on their -m ru.h nl to tne snore. .u. i. . IB. crests. A year ago in me f.rnool,. .he and lazv summer afternoon, she and Tim-! my used to strike out. swimming laughing flirting. sweet then. Sandy looked at h Life was hands. They were so white and trans- t GOTT GOAL KlCKlM' BOOTIW FOB GOTTA. GET 00t PBACTtCC DO T TODA.V. HEQC w iOZV j Qf ohgp,e life new again. She was Just 20. "Twenty." She often said thi to herself. And there was uolh- Ins before her down ail the years 4 nothing but the companionship ! of a man grown hateful to her. ' Not even a child now. Oh, aheiw would never have another never. The only timet she wept waa when ahe thought of this hav ing another child to take the P' f the little one that was "' She didn't wish Its place Ito be taken. She wanted that .. ' , . , i . , Uut even her mother said: will VTTer 'heart' bu?ndrg"",Tnh? wl rhermo, hiked of Ood! It was God they blamed for this marriage and Ood who said she mustn't rebel. That waa a terrible defiance. Ood wanted her to be Murlllos wite: (wanted her to bow gently to her 'cross! Isabel McNeil said these tnings in her sweet. Dlalntive way And Sandy, fighting for strength, would think blindly: '"I don't believe It! It can t be true! ... one nlcut when she was home rour months, she said to Murlllo; c,i w.nt tn her uncle. HOD McN,,ii, The whiteness of her terrified him. Kb saw that she couldn't keep her hands from she jad. -Bob, will you lend shaking. me some money?' How much do you want, little ... j" AU you can spare. I know No but I can hock my over- i coat. If necessary. He put nio I hands over hers. He said warm ly: "What's the matter, kid " Sandy pressed ner nanns examm They were so annen. "oh. nothing. 1 want to get away ,1've got to get away." ..U'hAM.1 ..Anywhere. t won't slay an- ynl nt wlth hlmi can't! im losing my mind Oh. I think " already." , , Dorotuy Ogle and Dorothy Mc Donald, two local danco celchrlties. have signified their Intention to participate In the Charleston con test Saturday. These two young ladiea are now appearing with the Legion Mlntri. LOI.in7 - T ; ROSEBURO WOMAN'S CLUB CARD PARTY. The Ro.vburg Woman's club wfll give a card party In Moose hnll, Monday evening. November 16ih. IThe public Is invited, and urged to i attend. Bridge ami five itunurru will be playd. Both lady's bimI ; gentleman's prizes. Adminsion 2f icenta. Refreshments will be 'served. Games will start at 8 o'clock. CONSTIPATION Nature's best lubricator la Rus sian Oil. Tasteless, odorless and acta In a natural way. It corrects tne Dowels anu make, in.ui H" , . .. . ,.. t iwt.r '"rl" uiuinj. . atuoebaker bul)a. , no yearly ill fPai. Good Generalship. MRS. RIDY VAl.K.XTINO VllA.H PIVOIU'E 81' IT. . . (SaocUtaa I'm. LmxI wit) NEW YORK. Nov. 13. Mrs. Winifred llutnut Valen- tino. throush her mother, s) Mrs. Richard Hudnut today confirmed reports that she has Instituted ault for di- vorce In Paris from Rudolph Valentino, the film sheik. The action to ba.ee 1 or . char- ge thai the motion picture actor refuses to live with her. 1 TO lKIOKT ALIKX. Louis Farpol, s Peruvian, who has been confined to the county jail for the last three mouths, was taken to Portlund today and will be deported. Farpol, who went under the name of "Kirpo" at Reedsport, waa arrested early In the summer charged with bootlegging and drew a fine of tMU aud 90 days in jail. Ho has served out the jail sentence. The na- turalizatinn bureau has been investigating his case and is deporting him as an undo- sirable alien. A chicken dinner will be served by the ladies of the Hoseburg Rebekuh Lodge be- tween the hours of 11 and 1, w Wednesday, Nov. 18. In the salesroom of Newland's Gar- age. at 60c per plate. They will also hold a bazaar. FIERCE PARDONS FEMALE CONVICT (AMdcUtnl l'rM UukI Wirr.) SALEM, Ore. Nov. 14. On rec ommendation by the slate parole board Governor Fierce yesterday granted a conditional pardon to Belle Uoldtrip, who la serving two sentences of three years each in the atate penitentiary for arson and grand larceny. She was con victed in Clatsop county and re ceived at the prison November 8. ia4. The two sentences are con current. See the Charleston like It should be done, Saturday night. You'll enjoy It. Something new and novel tn dancing. COMMANDERY TO HOLD BANQUET ON TUESDAY, NOV. 24TH Ascalon' Comniandery No. 14 will hold a banquet, honoring the ladies at the Hotel Rose on Tues day, November 24, at :30 p. m. All members are to be In uniform and will be accompanied by a lady. The banquet will be open to all Sir Knights, whether mem bers of the local commandery or not. The Roseburg Boys' band will play in the lobby of the hotel irom 6:3o to 7:00 p. m. -under the direction of Mr. Welter Ger main, aud during the banquet mu sic will be lurnlshed by Mrs. Youngs orchestra. This orches tra consists of Mrs. Arthur Knauas, piano; tin. Donald tllbbs, saxo phone; Mrs. Joe Shoekley, trum pet Mrs. Leo llopp, cello; Mrs. A. J. Young, violin. There aro several Knights who have been members of the local commandery since It waa Institut ed here and they are to be spe cial guests of bonor. It la hoped to have Asuoclate Justice O. P. Coshow present at the occasion. REBEKAH8, ATTENTION. Those having articles for the ba saar please bring to the salesroom of Newlnnd's Oarage on Tuesday, after 3 o'clock, so that they may be placed on display. It you bring them earlier than Tuesday please leave them at Mc Kean. Darby ft Baldwin FREE FREE One 8x10 photograph with every order of IS.00 or over. This offer cloaea Nov. SO. Clark Studio. Caaa St. Roseburg Nat. Bank Bldg. Phone $31. ! XMAS ANNOUNCEMENTS Don't delay ordering your s Chtiatmas announcements. We s j are showing a nice line of both printed and engraved cards. Place your order now so that the beat attention can i be given your work. News Re- view Exclusive job printing Department, Roseburg, Ore- gon. Notlc of u! of suTernment Mm- bwr. Oeltornl Lod Uttwm, Vhluje (n. L. C. Kr)UL 24. Notice It ttereby given ibn HUbJect lu the) vunuiuons aud tlirmauuiitf 01 in at-la of Juno . 4V 8tU 218). February a. ( tilai.. li. and Juno 4. 12U (41 BtaL, 768), and pursuant to dttpartmontul regula tion of April 14, 114 if0 I U 47. tho timber on the following lauda will be sold Nov. 1. Vtib. at lu o'clock A. M. at puuilo auction at the U. a land ofiico at ltottetmrg, Oregon, to tiie hlgheat bidOer at not lea tiian the appralaed value aa ihuwn by this notice, eale to be subject to the approval of the Sec retary of the Interior. The purchase price, with an additional lum of one-fifth of one per cent thereof, be ing conimlealona allowed, must be depoaitttd at time of al, money to be returned If aale la not approved, uiberwlae patent will laaue tor the OuiDer, which muat be removed wituin ten years. Bids will be re ceived from cltlsens of the United atatea, aerostations or such vlttseiis, and corporations org an lied uuder the laws of the United (states, or any state, territory, or district tuereof only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser, the timber on any legnl subdivision will be offered separately before being Included In any offer of a larger unit. T. 17 it. 1 W.. Sec. 11. bW'k Nlitt fir ltoo M., hemlock 40 U., KW KW fir lb3& M.. hemlock 100 M.. fir lSuo M., hemlock 115 aL. dK NW fir s8S M.. hemlock 0 M.. NKU Ks-.Li fir llttU M.. NWsi. bKi fir 1710 M.. bK BK fir luoo Jd.. cedar 14o at., Wh "r 100 11.. neuklock 4W at.. MvS W fir M, NWV, 8Wi fir 1570 at.. bW)4 fir lioo M., hemlock ttu M. oedar 4S M.. SYVfc BW fir 92i M., hemlock Uu M., oeuar so AL, none of the timber on this section to be aold for less than 91.&U per M. for the fir. 1 per M. fur the cedar and 16 cents per M. for the hemlock, T. 14 a.,' K. W.. beo. Ho. Ut , fir 490 M.. Lot fir SU M.. T. 17 B., K. W., Sec. Si. 8W4 NWU fir 1i M., T. IS &. K. 10 Bee, Jl, Lot I itr H0 M.. white cedar u M., Lot I llr blO at., white cedar 0 H., Lot 4 fir X0 M., white oedur 100 M., red cedar 30 u., tf iir zso ai.. white ovdar 3& M., bWt fir ly& at., white cedar lub M. SK, ot-St llr 4o U.. white cedar 246 XL, ftfc-s. fciJiW fir 40 11.. white cedar 4atU at., bW)4 BHi fir Z&0 U., White cedar 90 M., none of the timber on these sections to be sold lor lesa than 12 uer M. for the fir and red cdur and $7 per M. for the white cedar, i. ifv b., k. t w., t.ec. i, Nfc.fc NWK red fir 400 M., T. 11 iL 4 W., bee. x. UVVU yellow fir. 1'J M.. red Iir, 17& M., NWH SVf yellow fir !2 M., red fir, 176 ii.. white fir 16 M. none of the timber on these sections to be sold for less than 1.16 per Af. for the red and yellow iir and II per M. for the white fir. T. 1 8.. 1L Xt W., Hec. 27. Mti HfV, old growth fir 476 M.. cedar 6U M hemlock 200 M.. spruce 26 M., NWi tlW'K old growth fir 400 M., necond growth fir 400 M., hemlock luo aL, tiW W old growth fir 6U0 M., second growth fir 650 M.. hemlock Z)0 M . HKM HV old growth fir 102S M., ctdur 60 XI., hem lock 200 M., NKt old growth Iir 6oo M., second growth fir 760 cedar 26 M.. hemlock 26 M.. .W ti old growth fir 400 al.. second growth tir 400 M., cedur luo M Vti old growth fir Soo M.. second growth fir 4io M., cedar 176 al.. HHk fid growth fir 6o M. second growth fir 776 Al.. cedar 2b M.. hemlock 2b M . Hec. 36. Hb: .NKV old growth fir 2iU M.. cedar 60 ii.. hemlock 690 M., SWbi tH old arowth fir 2310 M.. hemlock 1170 Al., bW4 NUk old growth fir 360 Al . hemlock 660 M., tiU SE second growth fir 3400 U cedar 6u M. hemlock 76 11.. NKU sec und growth fir ?910 U hemlock Uu 14., NWM NV4 second growth f.r 3420 M., UW4 iV6 second growth fir 3426 11., HK NWS sec ond Krowth fir XK60 ii.. hemlock IjU 11. NK4 HW'4 serond growth fir 4460 Al., NW4 HW'M fceOond growth fir 20u 11., tiViA tiWU sec ond growtn iir 3o ax., or. 14 ew ftond growth fir 4470 M., NK4 HK4 second growth fir 4190 M..j S HKM court growth fir 4660 1 M. hemlock 100 11.. HKi sec-! ond growth fir 4H60 11., Hbfc SK second.growth fir 2176 M., cedur lib M.,' none of the timber on these stations to be sold for lesa than sj.&o per M. for the spruce and old growth fr, $2 per 11. fur the cedar and second growth fir and 69 cents oer II. for the hfinlmk. T. Is H.. lit. 1 K, H. 1. HW4 Kfc.'. pine 276 m , nr 40 At., A.t s pine, dib M,, iir I do 61., lAt 4 pine 70 M., fir 470 M., dK4 S plnu 276 M., fir 100 11., none of the timber 011 this section to be aold for If-ea than 12.60 per AC for the pine and $1 per M. for the ftr. T. il H.. It. II V Mec. 21, HK'4 HW4 yellow fir 450 M., white fir 200 M . Iivmlmk loo 11. KW HKW rrd fir luOii 11., white fir 200 M., red rfdar 76 M, HK' HK yellow fir l.'Jii M.. red ftr 7-F0 11.. heiiilu k 2U M . red CftiMT 60 11., T, 2S H., H. i W. H- J4, Lt 6, red fir 4 HO II., none of the timber on these se'-tlons to be sold for lens than ti.bO tnr M. for lite red and yellow ftr. $1.&0 per M. for the red t-s-dar and 6 renta per M. for th white fir and hi inliH-k Thoa. llavell, Acting Com-mtetloner. 1 1 -- l l . II T..o- oc-ttPQ A 'X I 90 ACT ICC BOMWtAl HEV THAT WAj ( noDAV Atf teT vooo. rAott. 60A. rStCKIkJ" Go I IP we'RE GOWUA. V tiMe J get tio roosiry : TUB "SPEED ' KINO SKATE" Have you an old pair of skates) We will sJlcrW you 50c for them to apply on purchase' of new pair. Have you looked at the Balloon Tire Skates Gen erally sold at $4.50, we have them priced at $3.75. These skates have a new style of frame and wfch new wheels are, we think, the best skate on the market. We would like to have you stop in and look at them. CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. The Iron Mongers Roseburg, Ore. Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE. I FOR SALE . I ' FOR SALE 1924 Star touring;. Box 14, News Review. Foil SAl.1 Hay. Wood, 3.50 per per tier. Pbone 270-Y. WALNUTS and Newton applea at S. UCooley raach. Phone 9 F2. PUMPKINS ONLY "16 perton s"t (arm. J. F. Uonebrake, N. Curry Estate. CORN ON COB 11.16 per bu. al ranch, 8 miles south Myrtle Creek. M. H. Ilauer. WILL SELL or rent dwelling, 1046 corner west 1st street, and lat avenue. Apply 220 S. Kane St. FOR SALE Three or four tons hay, close In, in barn. Phone O. U. Helblg, or call 407 W. Caas. FOR SALE Two Poland China boars. Or will exchange for shoata. Ray Banning. Roseburg, Phone 14F41. USED PIANO We have a bargain In a used plauo for someone. Terms If wanted. Call 315 N. Jackson St. FOR SALE 5-room bouse with bath and sleeping porch, A 1 lo cation. Buy 'of owner. Terms. Address O., care News-Review. FOlC SALEPups-3Yoxhound and 1-2 Alrdale ; males, $5, fe males, $2.50. Phone 27F42, Oak land, Emmett Hall, Wilbur, Ore. FOR SALE One brown maro, age 9 yr., weight about 1250, good work animal, (50. A. W Yocom, Myrtle Creek. Ore. FO RT)TOU Ri NOf or sale, or will trade for wood, goats, potatoes or apples. R. F. Huntley, Brock way. FOR SALE Stravi berry ""plants. New Oregon, well rooted. 14 per thousand. Solid cabbage, any quantity. Improved petite prunes, 10 lbs. for 1. Lindbloom, IHxnnvllle. ' roll SALE 1322 Douse siiluu good condition, all good tires, battery practically new. For quick sale at 1500. Also Spits dog, fine watchdog, 8 yrs. old, well trained. Phone 70-J or 'call at G22 1st Ave. N. Lato Chev. sedan, the flnlMh and all like new for (550. 24 Kpec. six Hluda. roads, with 90 mile gear, (or 11150. 2.1 111k six tour., good condition, 23 Ford roads., new pa;nt, 1M. t.ood Ford tour, with lota of ex traa, $200. Chrysler Dealers, 527 N. Jnckson. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN 40 acres of good land that will make any one a beautiful home, three miles from town and the Pacific highway. In the very best of lo cation; One all year road; 1-2 mile lo school ; all o( the tract tillable; no Improvements but fences. Will sell to any respon sible party (or very kiiihII pay ment and wait for the balance to suit purchaser. Low Interest, and Immediate possession. No betler place (or small fruits, broc coli, especially for atrawberrles. My price will be so small that 1 will only give It to party Inter ested, as one would get the Im M'eimiun that the properly la of little value. I will convince you that 1 am offering you a home at one-fourth of Its value. Address Mlwneir,'' rare of News-Hevlew. By WINNER f Ja FOR SALE Old growth fir wood, IS.50 per tier. Milton Broa. Phone HF15. FOR SALE 157.00 Liberty range for 149.50; S7 Hornier Cabinet. (39.50; long Oakcrart bed Dav enport, 29.50. J. M. Judd' Fur-' nlture Store. FcTRs7CLEPollce puppies, from registered stock, wolf grey color, 130 to 150. Also registered su rer foxea, no better In the stats, at reasonable prices. Write or call and aee for yourself; one mile north of CraaweU, Oregon. Robt. I. Clow, Route I, Creaweu, ; - Ore. A FIRST CLASS one tube Radio set with head set. for 1 15. 0. Has had all coaat stations from Cal gary to Loa Angeles. A two tube set, hooked up to equal moat five tube aeta. for S35 (Ml onlv. Left with ua for sale. Churchill Hdw. Co. THEY'RE OLD. but they're good. Team, harness, wagon and Urge wood rack, a good outfit for heavy hauling or road 'work. If Intereated come and see or write for particulars. Also one good light saddle horse, (15. Oae field disc, good aa new, S20. Will trade all or any part for sheep. A. Louis Eggieton. Oakland, Ore. CATCHING'S USED CARS Two Harley Motorcycles, (50 ana 76. 111S Ford tourlnc 1 SI 1918 Oakland "6" touring 17S 1924 Ford roadster 285" 1924 Chevrolet touring 325 1918 Bulck "6" touring.- 375 1924 Ford Coupe . 450 70S 800 1925 Ford Tudor 8edan 1922 Dodge Sedan Roy Catching Motor Co. 125 N. Roae St. Roseburg FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished six-room house. Phone 416-J. FOR RENT A modern four-room bungalow, garage and woodshed. Inquire 1124 Ramona Court. WANTED WANTED Milk goat Weeks, Ruckles, Ore, A. It. TAILORING and dressmaking. 521 S. Main St Mrs. Outtuidge. WANTED Opportunity to go to southern California soon. Will drive car or accompany some one, sharing expenses. Phone 298-R. LOST AND FOUND LOST In Roseburg. Armistice Day, wrist watch with name "Thelma" engraved on back, rib bon attached. Reward for return to Thelma Pearce, Central Oar age, opposite public library. ; .. . 1 MISCELLANEOUS CAR OWNER Don't forget ts aall 6ii when In need of auts part. Earfrs Auto Wrecklnl House. ilPi'RADifiiaU? Block well ln proved business property, goo4 Income proposition, for stock ranch near Roseburg. Box 36H, Lebanon, Oregon. 'ftT E X CHA.VcTk Income and rest dent property, value $12,000, all clear, lu Medford, Oregon, for stock ranch. Owner 303 Clark street, Medford, Oregon. TOKXCilANOK fine" motlern eight-room house with half block ground In Lebanon, for stock, equipment and lease on stock ranch near Roseburg. Box 363, Lebanon, Oregon. AMLEAViNOTOWN and must rent 5-room unfurnished houc, full cement basement, vrl'.'i sev eral cords of wood: on paved street; near acboot;' chicken house and good garden spot; garage, very reasonable. Phone 7U-.I or call at 523 1st Ave. N. 'CAM WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua '.JI