Roseburg news-review., November 30, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1925
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When Salt Is So Cheap
Half Ground. 50s .45c
Half Ground, 100s
Ton $16.50 .
Flour $1.80, $2.10,52.20
12-inch Plow $20.50
See Us First, We Can Save You Money.
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE I
ROSE8URO
l'ltKIIISTOIClO SPKCI.MKXS TO
i)K .SOlt.HT NY Sl'l PUNTS.
(AnocUtcd 1'rvu Leutd Wire.)
IIEI.OIT, W is., Nov. 30. Be
loll College will sponsor a school
next summer for the training of
students in museum and iieid
work in archeology.
The school will consist of nine
weeks of travel and study and
will be known us the Logan Mu
seum School of Prehistoric Arche
ology. It is Intended to train
students in the best methods ot
museum work und display and in
the excavating and treatmeul of
pecimeus.
Twelve museums of England,
France, Switzerland and Algeria
will be visited. The field work
will be conducted iu France and
Algeria.
Do you want to be jure that our
estate i;oes to your family? Then
talk to Charlie McESliiiiuy Decem
ber 4 ill.
tiEKMAN HOT ixx;s AGAIN
t'Anl lm liAY PARIS CAFES
(Amocutrd Item Lretn-d Wif.l
PAK1S. Nov. 30 Frankfurters,
sauerkraut and pilsener on the
one hand and peace conferences
on the other seemingly are unre
lated, but they are in Frunce.
For a long time Paris tried to
get along with Strasburg sausages.
They were on the menu cords as
Strasburgers, but the public
would have none of them. Then
the real Frankfurt hot dogs were
imported under various names to
disguise their German origin.
Since the Locarno conference,
however, the masks have been
dropped and now Paris Is eating
Frankfurters and sauerkraut and
washing them down with pilsener
Just as it did before the war.
Cook wlln gaa.
CHICAGO'S ll:IIUG 1SIXG
TO FfcKLi 11A.NU OF JI STICE
(Auocintrd ltn L-MPd Win.)
CHICAGO; Nov. 30. Details
oi ihe workings ol Chicago's bomb
ing "trust", which wrecked bar
ber shops, policemen's homes and
smashed windows at rates ranging
from SnO to 1400 have been re
vealed in a confession prosecutors
say was mado by Joseph M. San
german. named as the director.
Sangerman Is a manufacturer
of barbers' supplies and a bar
bers' union official. His story has
Implicated five others. Including
Mrs. Lena Sihock Rice. Chicago's
first woman bomber, who carried
out his orders. Robert E. Crowe,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. H. H. FLYLER Chiropractic
physician, 136 W. Lane St.
The Largest Stock of
Good Used
Chevrolet
and Fords
In Roseburg
We Will Sell on
EASY TERMS
Hansen Chevrolet Co.
Phone 446
Odorless Cleaning
What a disappointment to
have a. suit that looks nicely
finvhed and yet has that dis
agreeable ouor from belnft
dry cleaned. We can clean
it without that disappoint
ment. Let us prove It.
We Call and Deliver.
Our Auto Mil Call.
Phone 277
(ifllili
t
85c i
OAKLAND
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! SCOTTISH RITE '.
!
I Monday evening, November
30th, Masonic Temple, ItoBe-
burg, Oregon, 7:30 p. m. Broth-
' er Philip S. Malcolm 33", S. G.
10. in Oregon will present the
charter to Koseburg Lodge of
Perfection, No. 6'. A. & A. S.
R., constitute the lodge ahd
install its first officers.
All Scottish itite Masons, 14
and higher are urged to be
J present at this Impressive and
i4 unusual ceremony.
M. E. COOPER, Secretary.
if ' . .
. . ...
L'mpuua Post of the Amer
ican Legion will meet Tues
day night at the armory.
Nomination of officers and
a regular peppy session. Be
on ueck gang tor a real time
with some real fellows,
state's attorney, plans to charge
them with five bombing and three
window smasliings at once, to
forestall habeas corpus proceed
ings for their release, and to lay
the result of his inquiry before
a special grand jury Monday, la
bor union officials and victims of
bombings will be questioned.
Studebaker
models.
builds no yearly
COYOTK HA III I'M LEAD TO
... VAOCIXATIO.V OF. DOGS.
(AnocUI-4 rm. Uued Wire.)
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. Nov.
30. All dogs in the vicinity of
Keno, Klamath county, are now
being vaccinated with the Pasteur
treatment, following discovery of
an outbreak of rabies among
coyotes in that section ' of the
county.
This is the first reported out
break of rubles since -the early
summer of 1924. when a consider
able amount of stock fell victim
to the malady.
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Quality merchandise at lowest
prices at Powell's Furniture Store.
OINTMENT
For PILES
Protruding,
Bleeding,
Itching
and
Blind
Piles.
This Dependable
and Proven Rem
edy for Piles is
now packed in
handy, collapsible
tubes with detach
nblo pilo pipe,
which makes the
application of the
ointment a clean
and easy task of a
moment. Full
lirectiona und scientific advice for
rile sufferers go with each tube.
Pubes with pilo pipe, 75c; old stvle
ins, 60c. Oct PAZO OINTMENT
Tom your drutrgist; or, if you prefer,
lend stamps or money order direct.
Paris Medicine Company,
lesuMMit and Pint Streets, St. Loais, Mo,
TUBBY
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I JUST atCAOSE. I WROTE OMF To ' .V!''-'.':-V?
MV coosim Patrick am' signed Mgg'-VV
WGcrrfiorte am mom is gommk set f-J Vvft
I V -WE PieECE TO BNO OOT WHO M I XX O . -P i
I 1. uiawm t-T aisi 1 -rueu'i 1 I I K - r?ev
"SANDY"
By ELENORE MEHERIN
WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN THE give you grounds td divorce me
STORY SO FAR . j pleuty of them."
Sandy McNeil. forced by her lm-1 "You will? Lot me Inform
poverished family Into a loveless u a little just a liule betore
marriage with Ben Murillo, a rich you go any further with that
Italian, sacrifices her love for Tim- 'le- 8lve 018 grounds to
my, a childhood sweetheart, I're- divorce you you do one tiling to
queut quarrels follow. A son is lower my name and you'll get the
born, dying almost immediately. i worst of it! You may not know,
Seeking some escape, Sandy ap- mv dear adultery is a felony iu
peala to her Uncle Bob, who en- lnl l- A 'elony punishable
ables her to take a Honolulu trip five years In the penltea-
witn her mother. There she meets ,"rT- How ould oa iike
Ramon Worth, who drives and dan-1 She regarded him across a
cea with her, and finally saves her burning silence. Then she walk
life in the surf. On sailing tor home ed up and smiled in his face,
she was surprised to find him a I" When you're sune again, per
pasaenger. During the voyage he haps we can come to some agreo
doclares his love. Murillo meets ' menu I mean every word I've
Sandy and her mother at the pier! said. There's no need to degrade
and at an overnight motor stop ourselves with bitterness and in
Sandy demands a separate room. 'suit. We made a mistake to
Arriving home she tells Murillo marry. No one Is Involved but
she must be freed. Threatening the two of us. The only decent,
her with bodily injury, he de-:clei(n thing we can do, since
Clares he will never release her.
GO ON WITH THE STORY FROM
HERE
CHAPTER 37
He let go of her. He went over
and sat at a desk repealing In
snarling mockery the bitterest of
Sundy's words.
She sat with her back toward
him very excited very still.
He wheeled slowly around, watch
ing her intensely, his lips mov-
in. "You can go. I've nothing
more to say. You married me.
You're my wife. You'll remain
my wife. That's all I came to
tell you."
"Is It? Well. I've a few things
tn fall vnti Thara'i nn annua In
making a tragedy of this. We
ought to be sane about It. I can't
live with you. You no longer
care for me. The only thing be-
fore us is to part."
I "Yes? You think so. do you?" ness of the fine September morn-
'It can be done quietly. Y'ou ing.
can divorce me." j When finally she reached the
! "So you've said. I'm not go- ' back gate of the old white house
i ing to divorce you!" dreaming In its sun bath she ran
j "Then I'll sue for one." 1 her hand over her lace. Her hands
I He came over, stood before her, were Icy. She thought: "What
a smile of hatred on his mouth, will Isabel say? I wondor how
:"On what grounds, my dear? That she'll take it."
j I married you after you had dis- I Alice in a bungalow apron sat
I graced yourself? That I took at the kitchen table, all the bat
iyou back after yon ran away ontored old family Bilver before her.
your honeymoon? That I pay . It was cool In here, the brown
I your hospital- expenses for a earthen floor freshly bcrubbed
breakdown Induced by your own (all the Jots gleaming on their
'cheapness? That I send you tour-'hooks neur the stove,
ling with your mother for several Alice wore a stiffs pair of very
months?" ilurge gloves and with an angry
Her eyes grew black and fiery
in the bianchiug of her face: "1
have grounds enough to get ten
divorce If I chose to state them.
And I shall!
"You have witnesses for all
these - atrocities have you? Re
member, It's your word against
mine, and I can make mine worth
money. If it takes the last cent
I've got, you'll never get a di
vorce.' Aren't you offering a rather
hlgh price for your spite? You
forget you'll also be free. There j "Ole darling, there are worse
are plenty of women In the world thincs In life than polishing the
better suited to you than I. Plenty McNeil plate on the twenly
who would give you good return teventh Uoy of- September ut
for your food and your clothes and ; i2; 3u precisely."
your shelter. There are even "Such as visiting the Islands and
some who might marry you with- remaining there three months?
out being dm en into It by their i d like to have a chance at some
disgraceful pasts!" I of these W OUSU things. :rry
You realize it, do you? lea
plenty of women better looking
than you! Plenty of more to offer
a man! Hut I'm married to you.
.Married for life. I can't get free.
Neither con you!"
. 'I am free. I've ceased to be
yoor wife. I burled that when
you buried my child. Y'ou might
as well know It plainly. If you
won't give me a divorce or get Hut Alice said: "Well, If you
one yourself and If you sun cert In i insist on helping, here, you can
balking me so that I'm compelled finish Ihe siler." fhe pulled off
In the eyes of the law to rnmalnthe stiff gloves, handed liruh
your wife, the only gain to your-and cloth and resigned her ciiuir
self will he the privilege of sup- to Sundy.
porting me.' If there was one thing Snndy
"And If I don't contest It? If j hated It was to pollnh silver
I permit you to get a divorce, who iet your finge.s ell grimy, l'ow
has the privilege of supporting iVer. die appreciated her sister's
you? You think your father will (auperlor strategy and gingerly sat
receive you? He will approve of
your divorce and will be glad to
take you in?
"I won't ask you to worry
about it. I can make my own
way. '
"Your own way?
So thnt's II!
Who Is he? Since I furnish lheisay. What's In the air?
opportunity of the meorliiK
since I buy the clothes and p:iynxpect to end my duys with him.
the pasRiiao. I might asK ine That's about all.
honor of the gentleman's name." "What are you turniag pale
,aout then?"
He stooped down, his eyes j '-I'm always pale my. fpiwer
gleamlng through narrow slits, in- ; Hko completion, you know. What
furiated by her arrogance and id id Isabel say "
contempt. "Who Is he?" "She asked me If y iii'd toM mo
She swept past him, stood at i anything, f f course she didn't
the window, twisting tho glass ; . the terrible word 'divorce', but
bead on the shade string. jshe hinted It."
"I'm right, am I?" "And I suppose I'd be Hie h'n'-k
She flung about suddenly, an-.sheep If I ever dared think .." It "
werlng In a soft voice. Her voicp I "Vnu don't cxp'-cl anything d'f-
pulsed and wat hot. "You'd de
serve to be r It lit! You regard
me as your wire and you're tried
from the beginning to shame me.
You married alter 1 disgraced my
self, did you. You know, as liod
knows, that you're a shabby, ly
ing coward to say It. I've duth
lug to hide now or iu the past.
"1 make do promises for the
future! Understand that! I'll
things are as they are, is to part.
1 mean to accomulish this.'
He made a clutch at her wrist:
"And I mean that you shan't!
Think it over!"
...
She pulled from htm cold and
defiant. She put on her hut, her
hands trembling. She whispered
to- herself with a shaky laugh:
"Mustn't get any more freckles!"
felt giddy with the pounding In
her head.
But outside it was uplifting
! sparkle und loy in me air. om
walked quickly, suying to herself.
f'Peach ot a day!" The hills were
'so brown and quiet and quiet,
While clouds fluttered like veils
!of nymphs nymphs dancing on
thA VRV hlllfl SkV. '
Sandy drew her breath. She
'stepped along bouyantly. She kept
saying to herself: "What of it.
lis no tragedy." She held her
head back drinking iu the sweet-
look worked the old tootnurusu
over the filigree.
"Where's Isabel?"
"Visiting your sis'.er. Madeline.
The dear girl is melancholy so
mamma must go over ana m
lemon pie for her aud the brood.
Did you come tor a visit?
"That was my intention" '
"Make yourself comfortable."
"Nice little old pastime for a
beautiful day, Ally."
The brush going with redoubled
vteor: "lieautitul days are nuth-
in In my young life!"
;i can t entertain you in state
Sandy took o.'f her hat, begun
scouting about the pantry.
"Pent bother," stud Ally Im
patiently. I'll get the lunih."
"It's no bother, ole deur." San
dy now made a loud clutter dump
ing vegetables from a bowl to a
saucepan to be heated. Sho fiur-
ed Alice's next move.
.herself down.
How's your husband?
raid
Alice brunquely.
"Neither worse nor beller."
"Ma's worrhd about you. She's
worried slrk. Yon were sllfhtly
cold on the drive homeward, I d
"Oh nothing much, only I don't
Guilty Concience
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FREE! FREEI
One 8x10 photo wllh every !
order of Jti uu or over. This of- !
fer closes Nov. Julh. Sludiu 1
open Suuday afteruoon. No
hot air, but satisfaction. Clark's
Studio, Cass Street, Roseburg
Bank Building. Phone 331.
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ferent, do you?"
"Why not? If two people areu't !
happy together?"
"Then you am thinking about
It, are you? All I've got to say
4m vmi'wA mnt nr,. with a rnmllv
like this on your neck."
"It's not their business exact-
.ly."
; Alice smiled with superb dls
jdatu: "Oh no! And it wasn't
their business, when I wanted to
i marry Ted, either, was It? You
notice I didn't marry him, don't
you?" Alice had her back turned.
J 11 or lean shoulder blatlo stood out
, like an accusation. She whacked
the spinach. "Just tuke It from
mo, kid, you can't buck' this
trust!"
Sandy blew .the powder from
'the engraved design. "Is ma
coming back for lunch?" she ask
ed, getting up to set the table.
"She ought to be here now."
Mrds. McNeil cume panting up
the walk. She said breathlessly.
"Sandy!" Her face was suffused
with warmth and redness.
She sat down at the table, wip
ed her neck. "Is your futber
coming to lunch, Alice?"
"No."
She sighed with relief. Then
she opened her bag, tears flying
to her eyes. She took out a
newspaper clipping, pushed it to
ward Snndy. "Did you see this "
She could scarcely breathe. "It's
not true, Is It? It cun t be true."
I A tew of those large all-copper
I wash boilers left. Uel yours at
! Powell's Furniture Co.
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TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS
Notice is hereby given that the
county superintendent of Douglas
County. Oregon, will hold the reg
ular examination of applicants for
State Certificates at Roseburg,
Oregon, as follows:
Commencing Wednesday, De
cember 16, l'J25, at 9 o'clock a. m.,
and continuing until Saturday, He
cember 19. 1925. at 4:00 p. m.
Wednesday Forenoon
U. S. history, writing (penman
ship), music, drawing.
Wednesday Afternoon
Physiology, reading, manual
training, composition, domestic
science, methods In reading,
course of study for drawing, meth
ods In arithmetic.
Thursday Forenoon
Arithmetic, history of education.
psychology, methods in geography,
mechanical drawing, domestic art,
course of study lor domestic art.
Thursday Afternoon
Grammar, geography, steno
graphy, American literature, phy
slcs, typewriting, methods in lan
guage, thesis for primary certifi
cate. Friday Forenoon
Theory and practice, ortho
graphy (spelling), physical geo
graphy, English literature, cbem
istry,
Friday Afternoon
School law, geology, algebra.
civil government.
Saturday Forenoon
Geometry, botany.
Saturday Afternoon
General history, bookkeeping.
Note Rule XXXI now reads as
follows: "An applicant for any
cerlifirale shall pay the fee for
that certificate at the time of the
examination. Even though the ai
pllrant writes for exemptions, he
shall pay the fee each time he
takes the examination. If he writes
on more than one BUbJect." O. S. L.
1925.
J. A. CHI RCHILL.
Superintendent Public Inst
Quickly Limbers Up
Creaky Knee Joints
.Tttft rnli n tin Rriit appH'ntUm
mii.-.l J.lnt-i:ui' If you want to
know whist real ilnt roinfort Ip.
lift f.r istiff. tnf linn.'l, rwrlivn
or piln-tort iir--1 J-tnt, h'lh-r
H nut-il hy rh'-nniiit turn itr not.
A ft-w hi-i oImIm' r iililniiaf nn1 H
ftoakn nKlit In tlmniirh nkln nn!
fltvh rlKlit 1nwn to tho liKHinciitii
hii'I t-'ml.tti ii f th joint.
IL il up Htiil liinU. ru up tho
Jintn. ulMiUf th- lTiflnninitln
Hid r'-'l'i' t-N Hi ftw. iiintr. .1 ni ill -Khki-
In Itu- mi Kr-iit ri-iiM-tly for ll
joint ttit-iM-M hikI iNftttiHt) l-'iillrrt'iii
ami ot In-r liv.- (I.-umkiMh an
p.iiHiiiic it dally a tulii f'r 6"
i n I
AIvvuvh rim-nihT, wln-n Julnt-ICiax-
nets In Joint K"t"" K''t oul
quit. K.
BIGGEST SELLING
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OFFICER'S GUN I
FAILS WHEN HE
HAILS AUTO THIEF
GRANTS PASS. Nov. ' SO. A
thrilling chase of an auto thief
ended in an unexciting manner lost
night when the auto thief deserted
the car which he had stolen from
Roseburg. The car was left run
ning where it had been stopped
uear the Oxford hotel and from
all reports the thief also left run
ning, i
About four o'clock yesterday af
ternoon word was received from
Roseburg that a Ford touring car;
had been stolen and the number'
was gtveu to the police in order
tliat they might be on the lookout
for the car. At about aiz o'clock ,
Chief McLane atatloned at the cor- j
ner of Sixth and "F" streets sig
nalled to Officer Kenyon on the!
corner of "G" street to stop the ;
coming car as it was the one
which was stolen. According to;
Officer Kenyon, he stepped out lu- j
to the street and ordered the dilv-!
er to stop but the driver only I
gathered speed and ran around the
olllcer. Ottlcer Kenyon then got
into position where he believed he
could shoot into the windshield of
the fleeing car without endanger
ing the lives of the people on the
street and snapped bis revolver
twice. Each, time the shell failed
to explode and the thief kept on
going.
Phone cans were sent to uoiu
Hill. Medford, Kerby and Murphy
bul several minutes later the car
was found near the hotel where 11
had been left running.
Officer Kenyon is exhibiting two
shells from his .41 calibre Cult,
that show tho mark of the firing
pin Just off the center of tho cap.
tie stales that this is the first time
the guu had failed him and that it
would be the lust time It would be
given a chance to fall.
Jtou's suits cleaned and pressed,
tl.6v. Roseburg Cleaners, phone
472.
ST. PAUL INFIELOER IS
PURCHASED BY BEAVERS
(.Wx-iitrd er Leuml Win.)
ST. PAl'U Minn., Nor, 28. Er
nie Johnson, intlelder of the St.
Paul American association club,
was sold today to the Portland club
of the Pacific Coast league.
Johnson came from the New
York Yankeea as part payment for
Mark Koenlg. Jonnson may man
age the Pacific Coast club next
saason.
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Men's sulta cleaned and pressed,
1.6u. Koseburg Cleaners, phone
472.
SNOW AIDS WHEAT CROP
(AMnrUttd l'rM Uswd SIM.)
SPOKANB, Wash., Nov. 28.
Eastern Washington and northern
Idaho today lay under a bank of
snow ranging up to five Inches or
more In depth. It was five inches
deep here as the result of a 13
hour fall that ended at midnight.
Wheat farmers said It would Uo of
great benefit to their crop. ,
Order your Christmas auuounce
ments right now ana pay fur them
any time during December. New
Huvlew office.
CHAPMAN TAKES TIME
TO ANSWER NEW WRIT
(ANMCtatnl Pr Ltswsl wlrv.)
W'ETHKItSKIKI.I), Conn., Nov.
30. After Ihe slate of Connecticut,
through SlBte's Attorney Hugh M.
Alcorn, had offered ils answer to
the petition of (lerald Chapman,
twice reprieved murderer, for a
writ of habeas corpus, at a hearing
before Federal Judge K. 8. Thomas
today, the defense asked for an ad
journment because of Its "unpre
pareduess" and the request was
granted. The next session of the
court was set for Wednesday.
You will be an old man or a
dead man. Oregon Llfo makes you
safe either way.
1,1'ltK OK .Ml:ill C.tt'NK
or i)i:c.Y in iitts.il hi'i:if
(Aftawlatrd Vu-m l-wtl Win-.)
Dt'HIsIN, Nv. :(. Amerlcn'n
lure for poim and dmiKhlerH of old
Krtn Ik held lurKt ly r'rtpnillo
for dfray n( the native Irish lan
KiiOKe. ,
A Hovernnient coniniiHHion neok
InK to find lh bent meHiiH of pre-R.-rving
Hie lanpuage found that
7.1 per cent of the pirl and boyn
horn In Iri.-h HpeakinK diKtrictH,
look upon the I nited HUte a
iheir funiro horn-.
Kven in Ihe liliiKln peninsula Id
Kerry, w huh is the principal
home of nallve flpeeWi Alnnwier,
it wan learned that of Ihe children
in one p.triHh who I'-rt nrhnol be
tween l!i!2 and more than
half rmUrHled and many of
; and ninny or
only wall inn their
fHOM. nr i nilll 1.11
thoe left are
turn under the
'oHsl-lanre from friehrirf In Am
rira.
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CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
The Iron Mongers
Classified Section
V ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE.
FOR SALE
KUR SALK Curtain stretchers.
Inquire of J. Blosser, Vnipqua
Hotel.
FOR SALE Dirt for filling. L. W.
Monger.
FOR SALK Dry old growth fir,
1.50. Meltou Bros. Phone 14F16.
FOR SALE Choice Netted Gem
seed potatoes, Limited amount at
4c. J. F. bonebraae.
PASTURE FOR-HORS KS 3 per
mouth, in advance; cattle 12. io.
C. T. Brown. Phone SF24.
LEST WE FORGET The-Rose
burg Book Store has a supply
of Dr. Banks' fine new book.
WILL SELL orl-enraweiliug. 1046
corner west 1st street, aud lat
avenue. Apply 220 8. Kane St.
FOR"SALE Ford" "delivery, good
shape, new body top. Easy pay
ments. 2JS N. Jackson.
FORT SALE-9uOhead, breeding
ewes. Write Alex Anderson,
llrownsboro, Oregon, or phone
Medford 12F23.
FOR SALtl OR TRACE For cow,
a 1500-lb. work horse. J. I).
Braughton, Miller's Addition,
Rosebura.
FOR SALE White Whorn aIuT
Black Juraey Ulant pullets. Po
tatoes, J3 per hundred. A. E.
Rutter. Phone 44F2. j
FOR SALE Packard" mahogany
piano-cased organ. Eighty-eight
keys. Price Sf.O. 1034 E. 6th St,
N., or phone 436 LI.
81 OUK used (hi a btluro you
buy; over lid to choose from
1 ID-'l Font touriiiK. matter und
good runnin order .7&
1 VJ21 Chevrolet ... 96
1 lym Ihh)k touring, cord tires,
new aint $li'J5
And 20 othom, coupe and &e
dans. Kuy terms, year to pay.
HANSEN CHEVROLET CO.
FOR RENT
FOR RF.NT 6-room ' house and
gnrage. Phone 435-Y.
FOR RENT Office rooms upstairs
Pell Sisters Building, Dec, 1st.
Phone 5S.
Winter's
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No chance to be
lasy with one of
our
Big
Ben
Alarm
Clocks
on the Job to
awaken you od
time.
Give yourself
square deal bay
one of these Big.
Ben Clock today.
FOR RENT Furnished houaekeep-
Ing rooms. 24S S. Parrott.
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping
room with heat. 311 East Oak St.
FOR RENT Four-room apartment
with bath, S20 per mo. No child
rem 2u4 W. Douglas.
FOR RENT Z-room furnished
house, $10 per month, phone '
21V-L. Miller's Addition.
WOULD LIKE to rent small rancfi
equipped. Notify H. Copeland,
Myrue Creek. Ore.
FOR RENT-Iiownstaira 3-room
apartment, bath, not water, all
hours. Close lu. Phone 24s H.
FOR RENT 3-room apartment.
hot and cold water; electric
Plate, also wood stove, inquire
33 West Lane.
FOR RENT OR SALE New, mod
ern 4-room house; bath, built ins,
garage, woodshed. 26 2nd Ave.
or Phone 4D2-L.
WANTED
WANTED 6 Barred Rock roost
ers, 1 or 2 years old. Phons
44F2.
WANTED Any kind of house,
work by hour or day. Mrs. Ed
Noah. Phone 248 J.
WAN T Eli-Couple'without chlld
ren to work on ranch. P. O. Box
1132, Roseburg.
Vv'ANTElvValuut library table
in good condition. Address "R,
D.," care News-Review.
W ANTE !Wood cutting. Large
or small job. Box 68, Myrtle
Creek, Ore.
WANTED- Lady companion To
quiet home. Pay part rent. Ref
erences required. Address B,
care News-Review.
FURS WANTED Highest market
prices paid. Wilson Tire Shop,
opposite News-Review, Bring Ol
ship to B. F. Shields.
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND Gold pencil. Owner may
have same by Identifying It and
paying for this ad. News-Review.
MISCELLANEOUS
CAR OWNER Don't torget U
sail aS when In need of auts
parts. Sartrs Auto Wrecking
House.
Chas. S. McElhinnx
"The Widow's Friend"
Oregon Life
218 North Jackson'
' I larry Pearce
Auto Top Manufacturing
Repairing Tops and Curulni,
rpboUterlng of all kinds
Tent and Awn in Work
Wlnrhester 8t.
UMPQUA FLORISTS
Choice Cut Flowers
Flower Shop, 312 N. Jackson
Phone 630
Greenhouse, West Roseburg
Phone 40F3
WALTER CARPENTER
At Brand's
ROAO STAND
Paclflo Highway 4 miles north'
Open Evening
Good Things for Thanksgiving:
Klgs
iMies
Apples
Pears
(Jrapea t
Ilananaa i
Oranges
Pomegranates
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua