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Newspaper Page TextR05EBURG NET7S-REVIt7. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 25,1925. Still Cioing Up ! Flcur Prices.--But Not Ours ! 52.20, $2.10, S1.80 ' $8.60,58.20,57.00 None Better Spuds, No. 1, $3.60 See U8 Fii3tWe Can Save You Money. FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURG 6 jrf7lgIrfTgIgiT .' DIET AND HEALTH (Continued from pnge J.) much during mealtime. Ho cun't he's too busy. " You should know lomejhing about the caloric value of foods, bo that you can have an intelli gent idea of this question. We have. a booklet on the subject which ' al'0 gives directions for gaining and losing, which you riiay havw-by senHIng a aelf-addressed. stamped envelope and ten cents in stamps with your request. Chas. S. McEllhinny . "The Widow's Frind" Oregon Life ; ?4g North Jackson . H Harry Pearce Auto Too MAnufscturing Repairing Tops anil Curtains, rpholnteiinir of all kinds lent and Awning Work Winchester St. UUNSHTKIDS 1 tsvee cvaTrNtooNe up good as wew Wis Krtow THAT OUri WOrVlCVJlUU PL6ASE YoU-l Send your laco curtains to this laundry and we'll send them back to you in a fresh and dainty condi tion. You owe it to your self to Kive this laundry a trial. When are you go ing to call us up? Roseburg Steam Laundry Th Largest Stock of Cood Used Chevrolet and Fords In Roseburg We Will Sell on EASY TERMS Hansen Chevrolet Co. Phone 44S Men of Correct Dress If your suit was new it would not fit you be'ler or look more iefresh-;r than when It hai heen dry cleanvd and tressed by , MASTER CLEANER We Call and Deliver. Our Auto Will CaO. Phon 277 mm Mn " ' I p PHONE 79 OAKLAND (DBMS Bv millions ended I Hill's tton millions of colds every winter I , . i rr J L.-.J-k ivl "d m2lJ?tZt fever, open the bowels, tone the whole sys tem. Use nothing less reliable. Colds sod Oinne call for Dram dc cficieot. help, ne ; sure you get it. . . . . si mm - - n i V rlCiinit B Alllt'lUr LfcdVftiftyUl'", Afoi. wuhporwsh OrtudBoK While you are waiting for tills, go to the library or book store ,und get a good book in the sub ject. There Is one that has a Kek 1.0 the Caloriei. I'm slrangel); at- ; tracted to that. I'm not through with you. I'll come back tomorrow. EAT. t Tomorrovr Too-TeoJrtllii? -- (Part 4) CHRISTMAS EOX TO EE READY FOR SALE IN FEW DAYS The All-Oreeon Products Gift committee oi me noscourg niani-, 1 i-'n. ........... (.. ........ i In,!.. to prepare Its final report. Tntti""'"'-; Tt." "I .'l.i committee i strivinu to devise a ChriTtmaJ box of Orfon o hTeU toK'SS lo?ChrtegIfTtat .j . j.i. ..i prunes, nuts, and canned pears, j her eye.- lulling the armth and I ' lie took oft his hat-coming to ready for shipment' to' any pun of ! sweetarssj toucn ben She wished to 'ward her before them all putting I the country.. - An effort Hill he !mad.. in have thtlse hoirtu Dlaced in various eto;-. et tlimeounty. to be4 ihandU-d without. ,tofit.x and the,. Bu, couldn't sleep. She la''Ws. He Baid audibly: ."Darling!" i price will be, placjd low enough awukvituontng trova aidelio aide.jHe kissed her. - that they will form suitable gilts lor people to sens! o relatives and or people .o send; to relative and 'riends. t ' I friends. I 1 FgsCq!Us t tablets & , Serious illness aad ccfn pliaitiona of ton. foliosv :w ordinay Cold. . Click it; uee the old Keliabk, Safe and .Proven Remedy, "Lax ative BiiOIiIO QUININE." The First nrd Original Cold and Grip Tablet Proven Safe for more than a Quar ttr of a CeaUrry. The box bear this signature TUBBY eiiza ih'imn and am m ir sfsf" ''V Provcntlvo Wiv: A lf Laxahve ry rSEE, I'MGETTlWi WJOOBK p ABOUT . HOVJ SAO MVCOUStMATRICIrVtOQrtS WENT AviAV- SHE tOOKS LIKE 5tfS .'h$ GOkJUA CftY ALMO&T AkiV MleOiT TUE OWLV TIME -SUES HAPPY IS vew SWE GETS A Ltf TEa.l 0OCT SEE. WUV forJIf FEVlOVJi rl SAM VxHLSom Of AIT 4if g TO HEG-"WEW SME'O rVPWEO.- 6Tf A GGOO W0T1CM "k iUTHTtt TO Heft """" pjpl "SANDY" By EUENORC MEHERIN - r 6TORV. so An I Sandy McN.ll, forced, by her tm - ! marrtaxe with tin nurilio.. a net,' :.t.l..n. sacrifice, her lev. for "3 fuVtUW huumy thiidhypd .weeUieart. , irequent parrels follow. baady.J ' , . appeal, to tier Uncle Bob. who en- ' .... .,'. ., hr u rink. able, her to take a Honolulu trtP'ed' her Ma mar toB bjuuiker wita her mother, There .he nieets,,,, btweuii tig. kuuiou worm, wno urive. uiiT1,,i, , ,- . .. mi .u:iw ,.,, v. k.. .. .hi. .11. dance with her. and . finally umI ner me in in sur . u ""us .""jou w-e have hours hour.-" borne she If surprised to find him a pajaenger. iuruig the yoyane he declares ma love. Co on with the story from here CHAPTER 33 She hiaid the warning or her hemt the way it Uiuniuud. Hut Uo clasped her bands at his neck, the lathed aoiUy ith her lip. on hi,. His arms . aupuorUa her trembled the sweetness of their breaths mingling. Slio kept here eye closed, pushed him gently, "1 mtut to, Uamon." "Not yet." 'Yes yes " . . ' , .. , ,. ... .' . . . i He steadied himself, his hands - enisVllLK U4B. n uuum ucj luntuv me light; nearched her lace. "Oh, why are you looking so, ltamou?" rJhe leit oaiufully the depth of his astonishment and Jo;.MMtll clung to fcanays nana. ne u ajvj. omiui . x j ore. x uu i vmi pure! moauv was Uiuu a, JUS. (or me." ! her. She' A Hush swept mured hi.mkiv at hi fr Huffmed with liFht- t hi eves, nlradinsr : and proud. , "You meant it, didn't you?" ... She drew her glance forcibly from his- She. said, shaken j "Let , me go, Kamou." She walked rapid-' u- H.tuin. m hi. ..; iit. ! step at her side. He had his headl lowered, bis chin sunk iu his chest, When she reached hor cabin, he looked un and smiled. He said won- derUutly. "How beautiful Vou are!"! She felt alum the wall "or Ills hajieer. allnutd her dress over il. I lier mother turned: "is that you.lclt,,' group formed about her. Sandy? What time' ts It? Oh. I'm! Mt ther than saw her so warm." SO put heoi ihe covers : husband. . . saw him hurrying to from ber. tnorcd. ' . . ,1 ward her. J Sandy wis hlerlnt JJer theeks "Pl'er oerjn.,r acniaB yv ner arms. " ' her imims pressed the ceiling. o,t ' tears. Alice coming with She feU hi. face whenUhe pu.hHijhlm Hi. brow, so arched, so blacK It that mument to hers. She cloned I is moist lips smiling. I sink (ini this memory tb ( swift iirlad lrsj iuf his arm. sunudrtihe her. il " : Kow she. saw IiamonV eyes, asf, tnishej, pjoaiimt; ami di'tfud. She; tduishej, :nJoadiutr anil bruut IkiAnl ..suU'-was happy ; Ilnilini ..a.U' as happy siuiUng with happiness. Then Kile liMttid the olock UukliM:. hhl .HcieJ tteAvilymonotuaously. iSne put her tJ0KJj X9 IjUoruiiLg HwVT-ra ley iuu2 e lur trunL eli'jurs, ' : ... , , . i - : i ne itnt irtama mroufjn tne;iis nanua on acr arm were tern otnuli- nWnV Tim. m-oi ua.Mild a howt TKau wm Jokl. ' rushing aboat the deck.. A Sluru raiing and confusion as of hous8 ; moving all the hu'ly-burly of uu toading. freight.- . 1 . ' j A. qtiartur of sit a cool exhjlar I atlon . in .the niiuniiig' air.-1 '. Sandy glanced ac tho-darkpnrpie'cloud. j making, now rinimed wilb iire. " She stood at the. rail watching I these clouds. They .wuug like niag ; nlflcieut portlers broidered with j silver and fire. They parted slowly. - - .-v. " " ... ..u.vu Hu- K urd I .,i.u,i ,, k..i.. I. .L '.V "'"is ft.iuue. mo iiuiiiervs viuseu 'IM'lllllu 'u , T " " - " - 1 he day had come , "Wondrous, Sandy!" H( stood be-1 htMea" 8a'ne loyU oa ud.- saia she, startled, 'were you mi all niclit?" ,( "Why ot?" ' '' :' She pulled out the corners af her ' little handkerchief,. ' her fingers' trembling, "what "lakes you so terribly glad, Hamen?" V " ' ; "M hat yon did. Sandy." i Her heart pinched. "1 kissed you before." I . "Not like' that. You- eaie for riH, don't you?'' . "You mustn't think about It mustn't. ; ;i'll think of noililru? rlso."- " .' ' "No I don't want you to. .. All you 3sjdr-" "Is past tntaulngleiis. ', I you." ,i ' .. She saw that his breath bursting, i his lips blanched 'Wa!f .i V'' smitlnx and the brown, sunny.eyes "I l,M.-e r,n Kaiwlv " ,.. iuu a,,., ..... 1 - , . i She was bliterly rnld. T!r4ln - ..'.. 1 ger pullvd oerveualy U -tli. haad- kurchief. She said dumbly: "It .shouldn't have happened. , Nothing ,oa3 1m doiw abuul It 7 , , I i 1 ' aboul it' It has haoueued. . "Yog must forget It Ramon. Ot ooursa you will!" ' - , Ue Mood a little behind her. Now he beat down, hi voice thrilling. "I'm out going to forget it, Sandy. "liut I m saying goo4by to you. I M - r7..A - -kJ - i " 1 -It s too late, Sandy. That's why !. 'towe? ' !"' gain-aoou-but don:t harry ' Let aiy haiula go. HttK"t EUGENE, ore Nor. 25. Barn He iaughud. "Your lovely hand 'my Gorman of Portland, substitut- tile way you clasped them. 'tag for Frankle Webb, who failed She turned abruptly. - running J to appear, waa knocked out In the down the deck.. ; (fifth round of a scheduled tea- Khs knelt on the floor td "the round headHna event of the Winter cabin, folding her clothes, Jamming ! them Into her suitcase. Bhe low- ered ber head, .taking her toeth In hor 11,... "What . have I donet Lord !' Now she felt beat surging about her heart; now it was sucked oack, ebbing and cold. I Hills of the city with the ecua lyptl graceful against the clear September day.a Now the spires of St. Inguatlus reaching upward, and o ' ' . the Mumurlal Palace -leama on It. majestic piuieau. "01. Sandy look look Mrs. trip, but excited. "How good to be!the newest styles. AH are fur trlm- " . home nearly home, dear. Sandy looked over the heads of tne passengers wno were now crowdlug the decks. They were cal- ling to each other. Then she saw him, tall, bronzed, vital. He passed near, eyes laugh ing: "Good by, Sandy. Sea you soon. Hor mother whispered: Is he go- mb. aearT vasik witn mm. Sandy laughed. She kept her 1 n"""' moi n in t momenu. growing warm growing breathless. : At lt they Were In. Two men tne:sne nso oancea wiin atoppea, h OauCeO with atoppeO. X- changed pleasantries. A little ex- one looaeo aiuim a moment ne- - - ln V, hth ..,..i1..l. fuis arm kdoui ner mis sugni, ai frew. ceremonious fellow clajniln, her before them all. Proud of her She raised her head, knoWlngiVui anne.d, o( the estate of Marl. that her cheeks were furiously i stained. A few fuet distant aha saw .i.lnnl A I.. ,lluinn .1, .... n. Kamon-t-baw him hurrying away, face Averted. She &ail niltterably "Hi'llcH-hMlla, Ben." I Voir i look wonderful, Sandy, You're Rlmi to be back. I know It" i . ..... 1 Sbe couldn't moya her life She mixed her palm,' rubbed It acrost. inuu'ii w iiti vj iiij I saw vi pi cunry. She felt their Impress (ike a wound a hurting wound.; f ' CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS iitice is heroby gwen that all" I warrants of School Illstrlrt No. 4. uouKiaa luuui,. un-iimi, up ui , .. anil Inelllfllnir Ko.' Hf2H .mliirttiHi ''Not Paid fori Want of Funds" on m,. i Mh .IBU . AT lultf and . prior thereto, are this dsy called i uoVmnt n.lul all internal there. on ceases from this date. I)aled 23rQ of NoveInberi jgog ' ' " V- 1.M1CELLI. Clerk. Winter's lainbow. ou?lts 77 QukKRclief For ld and yun9 !iHSTllRBANCE IN LOCH. THEATRE Tt patrons of ft local tbo bouaw ws: 1T much 4itUiab4l and on op at! by Lhatxs- tinuoiu cciiati i la cf a Bettor, n th aurii- SACS. Sen t h m UlUIIM bcU watl haifS Hrn arul a. Ce.mtke.usul l.k.s u.tnn It r'JBstn n cats. a k at iimvi -..il irln. .n. I Whit. PUint. Vi lirm. W. T. CUiT. writ.: "W. b.M i f hI-t'i Hn.r and Tnr Cernmn4 for cold. 1 Ua W esusss wit. nludld f.uJu." ' W. F. Chapman. Won't Patricia Be Pleased? . ; fr tJEEQ SWIETKART fATRic:!. ' 4 1 U5VB You tEERl.Y VERY MUCH XXXX KISSES. SlKlCe &S.M WiL-iOW IS AWAY AND YOO ARE SO kOklBoOH VulUU YOO BEE MislE O HtluEY 8UMCV4 1 LOVT Yov VEftftY VEO.RY t-WtM AMD '!,&.( M'V 1 1 -J L.aoiisar4 iuii I .iiaui iw US" Amrttlr4 tnm Ummi Win. I NEW YOUC Nor. 16-Tha New York evening World today quota I Benny Leonard as saying he it ; ready u return to the ring anly "when a good fighter comes along 'and there la an enormous demaad" for the retired lightweight chant-' nton to meet mm. to m(l4)t Ja7vwlvlT 9mLjw wm9 lav IAV H Maln and is in condition to do so. l"onJ ay t. uU to flfht but has no inunediat re-entering the arena. bu " J-"dlm, intention W - Leonard said he thought the lightweights of today were of good calibre, but lacked experience. He Indicated that If he returned to the ring he would do ao as a light- weight In spite of the general be 1tkm. RnuKi Al lugm Garden boxing card here last night ' uu 1lw?"'7'm 1. .h. L e HttKM f1?1.0" ' SJP" , f"?! in the seml-windup. Harold Davis of Eugene woa a dose decision over Martin Lee of Lewlstoa. Ida ho, in a special event. What eough remedy da you pre fer? Whatever U 1 It' here, or the specialty made by ourselves, so good, so tru and beneficial, al Lloyd Crackers'. ' Just In from New York, ladles coats In most wanted shades and med and are remarkable values at 'our low prices. Priced at 19.75 and im.ts. k a,, ntcner to., inc. o- Sweet cider for TharJuglvlng at Brand's Road Stand. , , DAILY WEATHER REPORT , V. 6. Weather Bureau, local of fice, Hoaeburg, Oregon. H hour ending 6 a. Precipitation In Ins. aV Hundredths xtiKoest temperature yesieraay M Lowest temperature last night 48 Precipitation last 24 hours. (Total precip. since lat month 1S6 ex-formal precip. for this month 4.37 Total precip. Xrom Sept. 1925, to date 6JS7 Average precip. from Sept. 1877 .. 7.20 g'otal ditlciBCV? from' 8epL;J. . . Average precipitation (ox , wet . season,. SBtesaber It t, May Insluslve) 11.48 Ueuerally fair tonight and Taur. day, cooler tonight. I n .WM. HIOJ. Meteorologist , . KOTK'Ji OF IA1. HKAHIKO a tliv Uitunty Cuurt of the tilsls Of On-icon tnr EinuKlaa County. JLa -th. uiiUler of ta pMsta of starlu' , J- .urrlr- ' 'V- lh w . TiliVrsiois. stoiMITr Sih u ''' Currli-r, decease, baa filed in . couiuy cuuri m. oi t,rn. Illfi Ior iiu,,!,,, (.-uunty. his final uitt anil rt'uurt of Ills admin In trutliin, And tlie court hatt flxil W Hli)i'iidiy, the 21 id day f ltcm- ber. Mia. At tJ hour oi Un ocloctt,, A. M. ul shi1 dny. in the cuurt rmm) of ktild cuurt in the ritv of It.ua jor tjr-inn o(tjet'iionn m naiu itni at count and rvpurt, nd the aeuii I mfflt tlierMf. 26th dty of iVovember. 1WJS. it. Y. MAKTKUS. Adminlatrator. with the will an , - - -- currtor. DeSia.VA I i the relate vf Uurie M. K f.:MM nil M 11 L'U I 1I4I.SS Aftf V the Clreuli Vourt ot the Pt.lo of Oregon rr iioukius rountr. r. M. carolliers. 1'lnlnllir. j , reniiMii. miuuiiuuiki W. K. M,.ouah. Lituiidant. TCnin-H 1m hHri.bv uivun thnt by virtue an x.cutlon and order of ' ' . . . .. . . ..... . , titled court III llie aoove eniuieu cause on the nam oay "I Novemiier. 1H-5. to ni UlrweteO anl aeltvere., mmandinir me t mU the herein Inftfr fli-au'i-itifd rcttl DruDtrtv tu sal- lafr the iiultfiiieiit aud di-crve of forerli-anri! n iidi-red and entorod In l the above entitled ault on the 20th day uf November, ivib. In favor uf ' the ahuve namfd plaintiff and attains! the aluve naiuud dufend anta. fr the nmn of M4it.7T with Interest on therenf at the rate of 8 per tie til p?r annum from the iOlb day of NiVt;xi4M r. and the furthrr aum if I7I.W. aud tlie further aum f :M..t attorney' fe-, and the further aura of tl9.it tout a and dlaliuraeiuenUt, I will, on MunUay. Jlie 2M.li day of Icn.hi r. W2b, at the hour of 2 u'clH-k In the aftt-rnuon of at Id day, at the front door of the court houae in itosfhiuu. Ioulaa t'ounty, rfirvfcon, offer for aale and ttell at public auc tion, to th' hlKhrat hhlder for ranh In hand, the fol lowing deai-TUifjd reul pnpi-rty, to-wU: Ivot one. the aouthfAJit quarter of the fiortlieajt fjuart-T and tlw northt-nat quart or of the aoutheaat quarter, 1" aertlon , towuxhlo 117 aouth. ranne i vt, of tHe Wil lamette Mtridiun In Uoujilaa Coun ty, Oi'-sjon; nulijert to r'-dt-mptlon as provided by Ihw, and will apply the pro4fla of aald ale In th pay-ins-nt of the eoata aad expenai - ... . UiereOI. B ml me l.aian II any. S Will I'MV to thn CIitK Of ttiO .tiOVO entltl'-d court mm required r lew. Uat-d J meuil.fr 2uth. I W. JlTAitMKR. ''.Sheriff of T)''iKln C'l'itiiv. On'icon. Vmmail! a love lettcr iujocreN To MY COMSIM PAT(JIClA. S8'S K1KIDA SAO 6IMCB.5AM WlfiOW VJtMl AWAY AW IP SHE SETS. LETTEB rPOM 50MT. OTHtO. FEULOW fSHeLltSE HAPPY fettOiej 8HELLBE HAPPY ifS 7, ' xyts, l wee happy. a tar v AY VOUN XMA flRIET. INO WITH A PORTRAIT A 4 . m.. .tlixe anaae a ooar. x daaea portraits will v1 solve a daaea gift robIams. We have e beat ,eqmippd stadia la aoaahera Oregon, where you receive profession- al atlentWi U all osnajv a meats, tastll ths delivery of your portraits. The newest line of mountings and tract, w will he glad la snow you I The ticw gnsehsrg Studio Bamambar the ,iaea over - Balrmana . ' lit faakaon 8L &obarg ,0m. . FREKI FRtll One 8x10 photo with every order of 16.00 or over. This of- far close Nov. SOdL Studio open Sunday aitersaoo. Ne 4 hot air, but satis (notion. Clark Studio, Caaa Street, Roseburg Bank Building. Phone 831. AQQIE8 00 THROUGH PACES FOR 80. CALIFORNIA SAME (Awistsd rras 1 ssisd !. CORVALL18. Ore., Nov. 15. Coach Schlaslar called bis Oregon Aggie football aquad together last night' for the first time since the Idaho gam and gav It sight workout In praparatMa for heavy training for the Southern Californ ia game at Los Angeles December 5. Practice oooslstea mainly oi running back a half doten kick offs and waa important only la reveal ing that the formidable list ot crip ples was rapidly being reduced. With the excepuon or one or two the men have raounerated auffl- clently to be out In suits and by ths end ot the week me enure squad Is expected to be back u fighting form. Heat with gas. WALKER VS. FRIEDMAN. . f AMristrd ms lst Win.) NEWARK. I. J.. Nov. 25 Wick- Ley Walker, welterweight champion. stands ready to deb-nd ata tine tonight . against rugged Bailor Friedman of Chicago, veteran ot many ring battle. Does Winter.Fin You With Dread? Bettar Get Rtd of Your Rhau matte Palna and Twin0aat--NOW. Jamea H.'Alkp, of ?t Forbca SU Roc-heater N. Y., auffered for yer wltti rhanmatlam. Many time thta terribly dlaaaaa lft. Ji.ro . helpleaa and unable to work. ; tie finally decided, after year of ceavacUiaa aiudy, that no one can be free from rneumallam until the ac cumulated Impurltlea, commonly cal led uric acid depoalte, were dlaolv ud In the Jolnta and muat-lea and ex pelled from the body. With tnia Jdca in mind he col aulted phyalclana, made experlmenta and finally compounded a pxeacrlp tlon that quickly and completely banlahed every ata;n and ay mp torn of r he u mat lam from hla ayatem. He freely save hla dlncovery. whlrh he aled AI.bKNKIftJ. other who too It, with what might be railed marvel ue nee ft. a, ALUr yeara of ura;lna; he decldrd to let aufferera everywhere know about hla dlncovery throuuh the newspa per. Ue haa uiereiore lnatru'ted Nathan Fullertun and drufrglaui overvwhere o dlanenae AlibKMUllJ with the underatandlnjr that If the rirat pint bottle ooea not anov ne way to complete recovery he will Kindly return your money without comment. . ftOFEfttlOrJAL CAR DA DR. H. H. PLYLER CblropractM physician, izs w. Lane St. UMPQUA FLORISTS Chale Cut Flewan Flower Shop, lit N. Jackson Pbone 30 Oreenhonae, Wert Roseburg Phone 40F1 WALTER CARPENTER 1 At BrancTs : ROAD STAND Pacific Highway 4 mil north Ope Evsalno Qood Thing for Thanksgiving: Flea lMles . . Apple ' -.Pear Orape . ' liaii.uas .Oranges Pomegranate t A J I H Hit" ; C.Tttel my Vmmi Tmlmn BrxScala IM ! a 1 i -i ..-n.iLii.-Jwassn Thanksgiving Avnbi a : Your table or the Thanksgiving dinner will ba matter oi great pride the silver, the general eervic and the ; CaARVINQSHT Tais week we are showing some apodal for Thanasgiv ins Pearl. Ivory and Horn Handles, beautiful and artis tic cutlery for any table. They come in a wide range of prices. , ' Then, in order to get the Turkey roasted just right, you need a ROASTER. We are also showing a fine line of these this week. CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. The Iron Mongers ' . Roseburg, Ore. Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE. , ' FOR SALE FOR SALE Healer and oak din ing table. 804 Hamilton St. FOR SALE Dry oak stove and block wood. Phone 260-J. J. O. K. Gardner. CANADIAN field pea tor sale at j Myrtle Creek. Inquire Box 635, j Roseburg. nua, bhlLL or rent uweliiug, Mil corner weet lat atreet aud lat avenae. Appiy UQ fl. Kane BL FOR 8 ALE Three "or four tons bay. close In, In barn. l'Hone G. U. Helbig, or call 407 W. Cats. FUR S ALL ColU coo-ilng sn3 lighting plant at a bargain. In quire Coos Junotioa Oarage, .DU lard. Ore. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE One Toggenburg nun toat"; duck 3 years d.fYvmt , iioag, suuer- list Or ;S ' foa SAfjc-riii 'iR." phonograph with' record, at a bargain, or trade for goats or light weight hens.' Ad dress "F. P." care News-Review. FOR SALcWftlS Ford touring with tarter, ehean. or trade for goats. chickens or cows. Address "P.l F." NewtRevlew FOR8ALG-Ona" regiaUredHol-j stein bull calf, S15; one purebred ' Jersey heifer, 2 years old, fet. Mawes stock, giving 2 gallons, , 1(0. C. I Weber. Phone 42P13. RL 1. TOFACCO Kentucky Swuet Leaf. Home grown. Home cured; mel low with age. Satisfaction guar anteed. 6 lbs.. 11.25. C. O. D. Er nest Choate, Wingo, Kentucky. KCh 8ALE-3070OO -Iniproved'Ore-goo" strawberry plants. 13.60 per thousand at home or M.UO deliv ered in Roseburg. Nelson An drus. Looking (Jlass. Phone 18FU, FOR 8ALE Thre pounds broc coll seed, grown this season, clean and graded and grown from eitra select broccoli. Also good grade sorghum, this season's . orop. One good brood Sow, will farrow In two weeks; brings nine to eleven pigs at a litter. Also few cords of four-toot fir wood. French' Nichols, ttt. 1. Dox it. Roseburg. Phone 4IF14. ' ' ffETTrMArTVESTEUDAY-" WHO HAD PAID 40 A MONTH RENT FOR 10 YEARS THEN MOVED BECAlT8K OWNER REFUSED PATCH A LEAKY ROOF. TO TAL PAID, 14800. COUNT UP YOUR RENT RECEIPTS. WHAT UO THEY TOTAL? COULD YOU HAVE BOUGHT ONB OF THESE HOMES. FOR THE AMOUNTt 12325 Five rooms, modern, plas tered, on South Jackson. Small payment down, 120 mouth. 12500 Five-room plsstered, mod ern, garage, woodshed, chicken house, large lot 100x160, In North RoMburg. $400 down. $4500 A real cosy home In Laurelwood, particulars only to buyer in person. Take my advice, investigate this. $.'1950 7-room nearly new fur-Dlsbt-d bungalow in South Rose burg. Will trade, what hare you. If you haven't time to call WRITE. E. K. McLENDON, REAL ES TATE, 224 Perkins 1110. Phone j 1247. 1 By WINNER V T VcNrh VdILL - I StfrOEDl ) ooev M0OG.El 1 . vl.l . ' inimenio 6 WEANLING pigs each. Phone 14r'S. for sale, (5 FOR RENT i FOLTn NICELY FURNISHED housekeeping rooms tor rent Pnono 41tKI, : 'f H RENT Apartment, furnished tMse la- Inquire S4i Chadwick ktTt' ; FOR ' RENT New bungalow with furnace; garage. Inquire (17 8. I'm. St. ( WOULD iAKE to rent .mall reach equipped. Notify H. C'opelaltd, Myrtle Creek, Ore. FOR RENT Downstairs S-room apartment. C20 N. Jacksoa FOR RENT Hec-d 'aloipbf rooms, close In. ill N.' Stephsn . SU J'.- '; FOttTTto.STltroom furnUaio moderut kdh.e. adult. Pnea M bkt or tail S4T B...atephenfc MbbElUNGiU)W".f renfln Laurelwood. Fireplace turnac; i hardwood floors; tile sink. J. V. ' Casey. . ' r . I'uit JtliSIT Five-room house, furnished, with garage, on pave ment, near school, full cement basement, several coma of wood, garden plot and chicken house Phone 7ikl, or call 622 S. 1st Ave, North. WANTED i WANTED General house worker. 816 Hoover St. . WANTUDSewlog ay tlw hour al your home. Mrs. At. B. Germond, Phone z.u-K. WANTED Second hand Furdsba tractor plow; It in. C. W. Hartley. Bmherlin. Or. i WANTED Men', "washing aod mending to do. Ill Uowen street Just brio w the passenger dekut. FL'RSWX'NtEi Highest market -prloe. paid. Wilson Tire - Shop, opposite News-Review, Bring, pi .nip to B. F. Shield.. WANTED General house work y ao experienced girl. References rurnlsbed. Box Jil, Myrtle Creek, Ore. WANTED Sawmill of 5 M. io I M. capacity, liave Ford truck with vacuum foed and Woriord gear, as first payment dower. A. V. Kedlfer, Myrtle Creek, Ore. SALES MA NWA .TElCalenw iTH , automobile, to sell "Colt" light ing and cooking systems to farm ers in Oregon. Must be over 15 year, of'sao and willing to work for goo l money. Colt systems uro in use in every mnly la the United Slates. We are the oldest and strongest company of 'our kind lu the world. We train yon. Absolutely no investment re quired. If you want to earn from 2r0 00 upwards per . month, j In addition to expenses paid by us, write O. II. Kno'wlton, 6SSI :wht Street, Kan Francisco. California, giving age and experlnce.ind we will arrange Interview. , LOST AND FOUND LOST Nlllky whit agate brooch, safety catch, oval shape. Leave al News-Review. LOST Saturday, black' Morocco bill fold; contained ten dollar bllL . Return to News-Review. Reward. D00L08T-VVnlle Alaska Bpil; from 4.11 8. Mill St., answers tJ name of "Wooly." Reward for return to number given. ! i ! MISCELLANEOUS- I HAVE 1924 Touring car to trade for team, harness and wagon. Box 22, care of Newn-Revw, CAR OWNKliDoa'rcJge-! aall IU when in need ot aut parts. Sartl'a Au'-a Wrackin House, TON IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua i