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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1925. WlTT8BWr.Tir.TO.T.l g Do We Save I'll Say Portland Wholes.lt List Egg Math, ton 159.00 Scratch Food, ton $63.00 . Corn, wholt, ton (52.00 . Corn Cracked, ton (64.00 , , Flour, Beat Unbleached 4 tackt Flour, Bleached, 4 tackt (9.00 Flour 8oft Wheat, 8.00 See Us First, We Can Save You Money. , r FARM BUREAU: ; COOPERATIVE.EXCHANGE ROSEBURG HWWTtrMll I FLASHES 0FLIFE LONDON The Duke of Man-1 1 oronto. president of the Canadian cheater, who it auing the former ; Automobile association. -Helen Zimmerman, of Cincinnati, i f ' for divorce, Is out sundry bank i PHILADELPHIA "Feeding the notes as a result of being a fear- ounS B'f's wine and punch' In lens citizen. He nabbed a robber fashionable hotels has got to stop," who was running from a Jewelry !ys Smedley Butler. ."Jaulng store and held him for the police. :!"" up a bit, they call It." , Meanwhile, his pocket was picked. kfyv vnRKfSnm s nnn nu,il. hlsts living ln New York propose which records temperatures up to to raise $100,000 for a shnne to 1800 degrees, or twice as much as Buddha which they want to erect 'tQ3 using mercury. Is announced. ln Central Park. : 0 I We will loan in Rosebutg all MONTREAL The Chlcoutlml moniue saved with us here. See our cucumber hockey player and father display At Story lies', Unipqua Ho of 17 children has been ordered to jtel building. ' , quit the game. George Vezina got 0 ' the name for being cool In hot ma4 An , o ;ded gtudlc, ches Now hes lost 35 pounds in , wolnen., cluh. f orfered weight as the result of plajlng the LulTerel u. tsconsiu. The WhUeiiL He is 44 years old. 'tubjects presented include child JERUSALEM There e are tele- : phone wires now aero: route of the children of Israel to the promised land. Service has been opened between Egypt and ' Palestine. . LONDON The fog Is so thick that pigeons are sleeping on St. Paul's Cathedral Id daytime. NEW Y'ORK Gloria Swanson must pay a J250 fine for contenipt She lost an appeal over a penalty for going to 1'aris -without testify e4 i At Brand's ROAD STAND Pacific Highway 4 miles north Open Evenings (Always a big assortment of! Fruit, Nuts and anuy Watch for a Special Announcement GEAR CUTTING Our Shops are Equipped to turn out all kinds of machine work. Repair Work Done PINE ST. MACHINE SHOP Opposite Flour Mill U L B S QUALITY FIRST Better Prices Than Ever While They Last. THE FERN The Laroeat Stock of Good Used Chevrolet ' . and Fords In Rosiburg We Will Sell on EASY TERMS Hansen Chevrolet Co. Phone 446 Odorless Cleaning What a disappointment to havo a suit thBt looks nicely finr.hed and yet has that dis agreeable odor from beltij dry cleaned. We can Ciena It without that disappoint ment. Let us prove IL Wt Call and Deliver. ! i l Our. Auto Will Call - ' j . Phone 77 ' J ' You Money? We Do. Our Prlct ,.00 67.00 47.00 . 49.00 , 8.60 6.20 . 7.00 19.49 . OAKLAND r.T...r.Tr.T.r.TJST..T.T.T.T.1 . ! ing in Janet Beecher's divorce suit WINNIPEG A continental high way lined with trees it suggested for Canada by P. B. Doom lie. of NEW! YORK Perfection of (he 'moiuejer of auaru and" eallium, trainina In relation ta education ho "..-,; the nint.riTh bood. nd DtQer hftttnrlral Hiirf i CV07 udy, qu cusslon. and references T- . ' educational Scaled bids will be received on . December 10, 1925, at 2 P. M, (on able emptiuess of the hoart and ber laugh. furnishing to the various statu In- mind that forfuits these warm, she waltod with her head up stliuiioua, supplies, cousisling uf.aoly emotiout. And In her secret raised, her heart and all her be drygoods, tlothliiH. . furnishings, ' thought she meant to have a. love ting; iky, hills, he uud she sway groceries, shoes, hardware, brooms. !Uke tbls j ' lng together In a sweet, over drugs, stationery, crockery, plumb-j i Iaaing over the rail the now powering, oblivion. She had wait ing, etc, for the semi-aunual period (suddenly whispered: "I want it! ,ed once for Jimmy, taking his ending June 30, . 1926. . Specilica-' PU have it!" luinerilously us she 'kiss lightly, Joyously. But, now linn, a.l Dnkb.,..1eu. wni U. , . . u rhuH .lmenle,! In h. p . v i rl i,inh ' I hT BeUSeS ' SUUg. She BSld. ta- ed upun annlicauon to tlie sRcrmarv I at Salem Oreimn eiBn fmm , he ai oaiem, uregon, also Irom thetuu,u lur J"' "'eu -yo'e-'uB trade and commercial hi.r.,. f the adventure; riding gloriously on , Portland Chamber of Commerce, or:lne cresl OI tna wave-aiways: . - - : from the Associated Industrlea of Oregon, both located In the Oregon : Buildinc. Portland. Ot-ernn vh i bid ahull he arrnmn-nl,..! Iw . ....-.! itified check representing 10 per 1 cent Of thee whole snout bid, par-:. 7"' ,.". . K "oaru OT v.UUUI. ig me ien per cent : amounts to 1500.00 or more, a; surety bond from some comnanv : autborited to do business ln Ore-' ' gon will be accepted in place of tho' check. The same shall be held as i guaranty of the fahhfol perforin- auce of the contract The board re-'would go back to that Wg, silent serves the rhjht to reject any or! room of bers. She would Btaud ! all bids dr to accept the bid deemed ! at the window' at the had every beat for the state. 'n'.ght for these six weeks telling CARLE ABKAM3. Secretarr, herself defiantly: "Too bad about Oregon State Board of CoutroL' yon, beauty! Too bad about I o lyoa!" I hvkiiii I She would do this years and In the circuit court of the Stats of Charles McComas. Diend.-int. To C1iarl,-A MrOomas. the above namrd liefpnilant: ",,?i.ri Or(.-Kn, You art, here tu aijpear and answer r tho com- plaint ot the plaintiff, fll against you In the above entitled court and cause, on or before- the 2th day I of December, mi, being tlie data i -uu.u i,e prescribed by the court In the or-'Until finally It would seem fan der for publication of said sum-!tastlc that she had ever been a mo.ns fo- you to appear and vnnn ltivelv thina aoucht after wef .aid complaint, and If you fall ,young, lovely tning, sougnt aner to answer ine aam omuiamt on before said date, the piai.ttiff will apply to the court for the re- ucViPn',"',tatm..nt of whir h I- a follows: For a d.-c ree dinKoivinK the marrlaxe c u tract now i-iinliiit ?urWier" c.l.aud"dc!buV.eLm. hiV. te . ineV.rr..d iiiursemenia This summons la pnbiianed in tne Rosehuis; News-Review by order of. he coun.v Vm,n, mVde on tT ufh day r Nnvemi.er. r..2".. and the fust Iuiii.iiuh ..... v. data the nth uuy or .oveniber. be on the zth day of December. mji, making a iteriod of six full and consecutive m-chks. M-eeka. K. W. MAItSTER" Perkins Bull jln.. nisiburg, o- gnn. TUBBY I 1 ' " Tr f tf A PRETTV SCftlOOS - GEEVJMIX THri IS A j:f OtTeNiE AMD I OOCHT TO j BVOELL FIX M IM - VP MOM Vj a V fELL VOOR MOTHefi J I OUT I V0SOTE TMT H JJ JT T f . I I love icrrea to coosiaj I 'f,1 JlviA ' I C0WT- wRietM i - I PATftiCtA SMELl CtMME A i L SlxSjU I PLErT-Vou . -! SOOO VJHALfO"-PATRICIA D ;J J- A 1 WAIT AW I'LL -M.A KNOWS IT AH' I'LL 4-UfJTA CCT H l T DO SCMETHIW' I ;-i AH6li ",0 ROMtse not TotELL N .', A-A,f CJJ V ton. voo J gbffin rj ' ;: (MS -f- iiiiiMi 1 M mm SaSISSSStSSSSXBBSM SSSS,tSSl "SANDY" By ELENORE MEHERIN WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN THE ' STORY 80 FAR: - Sandy McNeil. torced by her Im-i vuvensnni lanitty into a loveless Italian, Tlmaiy. Frequent quarrels follow. A ton is born, uylng almost Immediately. Seeking auuie escape, bandy ap-j . already on duty here. Ofticials peals to her Uncle Bob, wuo en- Tne ow boom of the waters not mly continued silent today re abiea her to take a Honolulu trip became prolonged.' eolenin, oruln- Vita lis-t devtlom.eau iu the with her moiher. There the meeu oua. The darknesa thickened. I"1 negotlaUons, but they indl Hamoa Worth, who aavet her life gaudy grew frightened. Such a "1 if any puDlio reply it lu the turf. He boards the same, vast quiet hemming and pulsing be made o Chilean accusations steamer home and during the voy-i about her. She whispered: "Why ?' unfairnjea, it wl.l re lisued by age declared hie love. At home: did I come? 8o late! I might -General Pershing and not the atate bandy telle Murilio ahe must be. hare known he wouldn't wait ;QV'P,nmIlt , treed. He declared he wiU never i forever!" She wished that the I , A'tno.uS1 f th t,rt . ,D i..,.h.. i.,..!,..!...,... .mhom And she was afraid ,' deiirtmeat officials have letter from Ramon to Sandy. When lL&Tnnn telenuonea ask ma- where he! "...r.7"". Uu-. . jovu... "r i hands over her face and weep. nger lur the arbitrator, who is sne has rented. He wrote that bnSfeu .i0Sean utter, com- ;Presldent Coolidge. Z.Ultm.T J" h" erta" eT"n" plete lsolatlonV her life from Thu, far ther0 has been no Indl Ing on the beach. liii other llvee 'cation that the President will take UO ON WITH THU STORY FROM viiy dloVt" he walt-Oh If he notice of the Chilean attacks. , PEUE:, . J would come now ln this moment I o . . ' lot feverish aloneness. ahe would Heat with sue. ' CHAPTER 42 " Ihnrl herself In hit arms. She 0 , She moved Into the shadows I black, eucowpauing. athrob with tne boom of the sea. She listened m the wave, wash- him!" and closed her eyes asking (IHsh-school ttudentt ln Santa laKmLh lXi impetuous tears: "Why I Barbara, California, have the cp overUe ?ail .hecou dJusma"e He UM' ta jWtuBU,. through a series of ,. th.le H.rk cimLr she ! waited !" . - ihalf hour semi-weekly periods, to stared . downward, still, Intent, - '''vered - Bark, mysterious niKht! I ne enouia De nome now going to bed, protected by the good lonr ' walls. She breathed quickly, ! thrilling with a sense of terror high, exultant terror. .- . , She had run into it into these waverlug shadows, and the now stooo xixed and listening .vma- h8f aloud. oh!: ' ! tonal French, current topics, ortlce ly alert. She was waiting, . for j The shadow turnrd it flow to-iBtudy, use of the library, the him, expecting him to come. . , ward her: "Sandy Sandy Is ttBlide rule, acd.chemlstry arlthme As she waitml'she thought of you!" - - j tic. Schol Lite. Judith'a words: ''The great love "Ramon " She gave a fnlnt o . It it's that, you can't deny it. i and terrific laugh. She flung See the display of Christmas The mighty thing the one, great out ber hands, trembling with the 'cards now and plan to make early I1""1""" insii mea j"u ,or or any one.- 10 love ana oe sence. laughing oecause 01 n vzz-b- UBdsr "p ther eyes, drawing la her breath t . : " " r . . : ' . ' excitement. . - j She wanted lore like that. As : tK4cau&43 nils kn6w tho iinnurort- . When she pictured herself oil born for Joy and hlch tDurkling .. ... i She ooked up from the waters, f training hor eyes far o Islands: "I want ft! 1 11 ont to the have it! A emit in tne air a snarp. Sr.l!. fW , h ... waa she standing here.. He was gone long ago. i Better glad he was gone but -i... uu...i .:..., in . n,.h lir.... h - atunl 'Cin,nie mil.. . inK down there-far down there?. The wind blowing a newspaper.. art ahe wonld leave how. She years. She remembered Alice cry- i ago. bandy was a little girl tuen. 'She nsed to put her arms about Alice and whlHDer: 'Doncher care! 'I think maybe he'll come. I think he will, Ally!" Then Alice would pour out her heart to the child drinking up the sympathy. e..ij She had a swift Tlplon of herself ,nd Alice setting down to lunch to - "ether both of them old both of them warped, defrauded lives. And abruptly Sandy flung her npad up' Her life to KO on "ke tha Ko 1()ve no braHty no giaonesa ever 10 enter n ; Monstrous! No one could ak O"" ",t ' She thought of Murilio as he had come ,.,..,B ...nn.u .... nfted ton. Her heart leaped, Mer rnotner wantea ner to live witn nun always ner niumer taia sue naa provoKea mat at- tark? And she had quietly, self- righteously demanded that Sandy give a lllelong promiso; sign away i. her right to every tacrednesa every joyv - Thtt Insistence of her mother's novr seemed ghastly to her ghastly, too. tlie advantage Isabel took litllerally threatening to die It the didn't yield! This wilt what her mother did. She Baa do rlrht to do it. And ahe. San- I UUU ' And the. San- dy McNeil. ahou.d have Matin, Oh. yes-refuse! And then. If her mother died, the whole family would blame her i they would do j " ' . . : . yourself a few years. I had to give up my whole life!' to start out. There Waa a sudden collapse audden, oTerwhefming desire to put her visualized him, tall, vital, coming toward her with an eager laugh, .She said to herself holly: I love - The shadow moved one great ; general subjects that aro not In long shadow moving down the ; elude in their regular courses, pier, like a coat blowing. 'These short courses are ottered Sandy watched It In breathless In astronomy, an anprecu'.tlcn. fascination. She said: "Someone! -ethic, psychology, logic, history That's someone! A fisherman! I of Calilurnia, popular science. Of course!" technique of games, music ap- Frightened In a hushed panic preclatlon, community singing, Via oIlHeH tntt-eril Jt. She said 1 ronvrRt innn 1 Kminah. rnnverau. sneer g:aunes ui uiu.i - "Oh. Tan dear, brave tnlng: " " come? yU ling! I've waited.' sue couiun t see nia lace vu.j the tilt of his head. It looked nnss. His arms about her made nion oh yon came! Tuhi seem- ed wonderful and above all . - .hnnirf things beautltul thai they should. I......I he.A in rha t urU e-ilta Dt'fl all I siaud here in tne uara c uspeu . ... each otnera arms. , 'Came. Samly darlhiK? lto been nere nours auu uuur. "You took too long to tind mo. I almost gave you tip. ' I've been here since is. worn ili boards th walkinu half an hour ago. lou must have come, then.' -.it seems ' '" lived whole lives since Ive been hArA.1 "Whole lives with me, San- !dy7" : 'You'd grow tired long before ithat.' . j He lookVd down, trying to sob her face: "Then you're gijd to Bee me, Sandy? How glad? I o -come to learn that. 'You ire com. Your littie hands are cold. lie Ituckcd them uuder his and laugh- led and swept her again lu his !arms. Cantly canet made to order, any site. Place your ordert early, l.l- ace of Sweets. Phone 70. AIIU'LANKS JOIN' SEARCH FXK S11SS1.NG WI..N. (Ae.icl.t-1 ITw VmMtd Wire.) SAN DIEGO. Cel.. Dec. 5. United States naval airplanes took j Uie air early this afternoon to ' Join ln the search being conduct- i ed by civil authorities for Mrs. i. Mart ha Hampe. axed woman wlio , hat been missing from her home ! elKht miles eaHt ot Delniar since jTuestluy afternoon. ' TnB aviation authorities of tlie vorth Island air station peelli) orderea macnines into tne air i" noour the territory ln which the . woman is believe, to be wander- Ing about probably In a helplr-s ,(.uiilinuu, eiiTT, e iciucpi ....... action vrai received from tbe snenirs orrice. 1 ne women nan aeinruve eyestgnt ana ner neattii is poor it Is said. Studebaker models. builds no yeartj Beware CHILEAN ATTACKS LKHVv inO KLbfoNSE t ROM COOUUUE teU4 ho Utuul Wirt.) WASHINGTON. Dee. 8. Two . ........ . t. . . . , . ..h,, mh . ..,. '" J""?: I The ,rulj(er Dener ln . brl, South American port yeaterday. ,, " - . will relieve the cruiser Rochester been diiecti oncrrnd with tho Tacna-Arica arbitration, they take llue wcnnicat position mat tne ue- partment U acting only as a met. SHORT COl'KSKS FOU tlfke short eaurses oil cultural nnd seiecuoas ior oejt cnoice at uoya Crocker's Drug Store. NO AFTER EFFECTS FROM WAR CAS, OFFICIALS SAY (AaocUtcd l-ms Uued Wire.) WASHINGTON, Dec. S. Arm ed with a mass of statistics and cal Warfare Service has launched a campaign to slay a ghost that came back: frith tho army from Fraaije. War has been declared against the haunting spectre that lingers ln the minds of thousands o( those who got - a whil'f of gua "over there," that some day, because of lasting injury. done by gas to their lung tissues, they will (all victim :to tne or .. . to the dread white plague tu- Tfae ,ectrB ,s a pur0 fiRmcnt f .fanrv. suld Major (ienerali Amos Fries, chief of the Cheml cai Warfare Service. Exhaustive aKiaMil. luves,igatlon during and i , the war- (i.nerai pr,es maintains and he marshalled casualty figures and the verdict of llriiish. French and American 'doctors to sustain his assertion has failed to disclose any case ; . , vi, ufler elect, , gafslng. Cftissed men, he declared, either died or got well; there was nnd is no middle ground: no army of maimed and crippled sufferers such as bullet and bayonet and shell lutt In their wake. General Fries admitted the task he and the regular and reserve officers of tho Chemical Service have undcrtntlten Is a titanic Job. He did not attempt to deny that the overwhelming verdict of pub lic opinion hi against his settled ud);ment ,nat ,h. 1(Mt numan0 and at the same time the most effective weapon of war yet devised by man. "It Is a big job to convince 1 10,- 000. 01)0 pooiilo. nearly nil of whom think ttlterwise,'' Gci.erat Fries taid. "I.I: that la what we are trying to uo." , In the Judgment of the chemical officers, fear of the alter eflects of gas ln the minds ot veteran 1. l.e mnat dlffirtilf nhittatcle to 'ovrcome In chunglng tho views of these millions of people on the Bpncral question of using gas In War Almost everybody, t'.eneral Krl,; poiltlci out, has talked with ;TntBruB. whn sincerely felt that they had been forever impaired ' physlckally by reason of a touch of gaJ. i Dn the poBslbilliy that raslng iraUCOS BUOSeiJ HHII I tlllHTI Uiuw.. t B- the war tasualtv reports i.l liit'.KV sur,Po on genernl nre lllutnln H Ing. show that 73 cases of tuber- Is occurred In mm suiting 0.552 men In the army who They Iruloais the 7 hud boon gassed. the rule per 1,'ion being 2.4.1 The Hiinu.il of Bribe N Cau. bi&mt ens-ft-" VLZ TPI'j BOX IT'S A BAfJCrMM I I ILL GIVE VT TO YOU I jjl V ?1 IF VOOLL poowsel mm Vsi" to Kteo mum J rfZSh . r r- r ' i i I -v ir i ii ii i i i . j a i-, i j wiii in i f i L CepyrlHt by UMei feitm SraJlola. Int. J II rate for troopa In Europe that I year, other than the gassed men, was J.bO aud In the following year 4.30. . . , J "It would teem apparent," the ; turgeon general commented, "that ! tuberculosis did not occur any 1 more frequently among the tul. diera who had been gutted than jj - oj.. who had aot beou.. "tHata from gas .re at least lower than ou to ten compared with other war weapona, perma nent disabilities are practically contended, adding that compared to older methods, gaa wariare ! "muat be commended Instead of ; being condemned." j Heat with gaa. MRS. HINKLEY BACK FROM ATTENDING FUNERAL Mrs. R. W. Hlnkley. who was called east by the death of her mother, has returned to her home in this city. The following clip ping, an account of the death of the mother of Mrs. Hinkley, Is taken from a Rockford paper: Mrs. Sarah Boale. widow of Thoa. Beale, passed away Tuesday at her home, 327 South Fourth srteeL She aa born ln England, but came to thia country with her parents when very young and has spent most o( her years in Rock- j ord, living in the same House since ner marriage. She is survived by two daugh ters, Mrs. Ada J. Wilier and Airs. U. W. Hlnkley; one graud-dauKli-ter and throe sisters and several nieces and nephews. Men's uiis eleiuied and premed, $l.o0. Koaeburg CJanem. puouw C A. HOWARD IS CANDIDATE FOR STATE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT C. A. Howard, superintendent of schools ln Marshfield and candi date for the republican nomination lor state superlutunduut of public instruction, is in Eugene today and will remain the rest of the week. He will speak tomorrow before the state high school conference. Mr. Howard reports that be bst re ceived much encouragement from the slate in his candidacy. Friends and newspapers in many cases have brought him voluntary assur ances of support. Mr. llowaro made a fine record for himself as superintendent of the Eugene city Bcliools aud he It repeating it at Marshfield. He Is an eloquent and effective speaker and Is making full use of his talents ln this re gard lu his campaign. Uugeue Guard. W. O. W. NOTICE Regular meeting ot Oak Camp No. 125, W. O. W, will be hold Monday evening, December 7th. Election of oflicers. Light refresh ments. Members pleate take nutlce. JOHN D. HESS. C. C. Announcement Is made that Fred E. Pouierlcau, representative of Murcell'a Miracle Mineral Ore, for Douglas county, is at fiuS East Douglas street. Orders will re ceive prompt attention ln the fu ture. Phone 63S-J. Quality merchandise at lowost prices at Powell's Furniture Siore. For sandwiches or toast or drissing Oregon Kakory's Bread Is sure a blessing. When you hare It on the shelf. It is half the meal Itself. Oregon Bakery 231 N. Jackson SL Pho-ie 241 Ik- 14 LMJi YiiA fc'ftPfta.-T;? 1 V, XJS'ftlttraTES , U MTVC-iB s. Bv Kodaks Always Popular . We carry a wide range of styles in Eastman Kodaks, and they make most desirable gifts. f Prices from $5 up CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. The Iron Mongers Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE. I FOR SALE FOR SALE Guernsey bull, liur&ik. Melrose, Ore. E. C. tuU SALE Dry oiu growth fir. 160. Melton Hroa. Plioue HF15. ; FOU SALE Wool cards, import ed from Fluland; 1.85 post , paid. John Nylund, North Bend. Wil,L or rent dweUing. 1048 corner west 1st sli'eet, and 1st! avenue. Apply ii2 S. Kane St. FOR SALE Good strawberry ! plants. Gold Dollar variety. HJM j per M. Dell W ouU, MyrUe Creek, i ore. FOU 8AL1: Office deck aud chair, both almost new. Reasonable. Ad dress J.'u. Howard, Box ll56, Roseboig. JtJ MUST" BE SOLD AT ONCE 3 In cubators, 1 garden- planter; 1 Saltley separator, aii - ln good condition. Lane, tilu.'0t Jtooniing House. FOR.'SAXE-()TlTeadT"breiiJIng ewus. - Write. ' Alex Anuierson, liiownsboro, Ol-egou, or phuu Medford 12F23. Foil SALE-Old and second ; WANTED-To" buy horse .rn'oT5v growth lir block wood 16-iu., I( yrli .:oo or 140u poiluilai mea uud i.ut) per' Her. dellv- 1 broke. J. Bates. BoxTw. Riddle. ereu. r-uone lusne. e u. tro- selie, Melrose. SEE UUR "used, cars boloro.yi.ul buy; over 20 to choose -Irom 1 W-l Ford touriug, startor and : good running order .t i o 1 IHZI -Cheviolut Hn 1 lil Dodge touring, cord tiros, new paint 2it5 And 20 others, coupes and so Uaua. Easy terms, year to puy. HANSEN CHEVROLET CO, I FOR RENT PIANOJor rent. Phone Sl-FS i-Oii UENT:4Jsaait il9 Pine. Phone lb!)-. . FOR RENT 2 three-room and 1 four-room cpartmeut. Phone 39-J. FOR RENT 6-room apartment, nioduru, W. Lane. Phone 1 II. FOir''liIiNT 2-room fllFiirshed house. Miller's Addition. tU mouih. l'hone .10-1 -I FOR RENT 5-room modernfully t lui'uislicd house. 15 per mo. Call 114 w. 1st Ave. N. FOU RENT 6-roum (unilt, Uej modern house, adults. , Plions 471 U or call 647 b. btephens. roil RENT 4-rooni " unlui ulsh.-d modi'tn house, SID month. Call , tJ5 2:iil Ave., 8. Phone 4U2-L. FOR RENT A flvo-room unfur ninhid apartmeiit, close lu. In quire ul elK Ya,liiiir,tin. I Foil RENT Steam 'beaten, iou,- niom aiiartnu-nt, partly furnlsh eJ, adults only. Phone 74 or call 2:-2 3. Jacksou. Hall's Catarrh i Medicine jte; i it rij your ttirem of Ca earth or Deaf ! ncM co'.ci by Cstarrh. i Seta fry oWrfliff ftr eejr 49 yttn F.J.CKUNEY fit CO., Toledo, Ohio WINNER. AmV. THE LITTLE THISI3MYOVWM I BOH OF CAfiDV BE I HNZ Given MB J fV-V s r-:,Ti'ir.rn (: v 11 ';-f.illnlWsl :.". X-i WW ' if a .iHrr-r?rr FOR RENT Furnished houaekeef lng rooms. 216 S. Parrott FOR KENT . room apartment, hot aud cold water; electric plate, also wood stove. Inquire -303 West Lane. FOR RENT Two Urge well tar. nithed housekeeping rooms. ' Private front entrance. Close In. 331 U. Main. FOR RENT Rooms upstairs.' Bell Sisters Bldg. Suitable for dress- malting, nemstiicning, marceung. and office work. Phone 66. FOR RENT Partly furnished housekeeping rooms; heat, light, aud telephone furnished. HI &. Stephens, Phone MS. WANTED WANTED General bouaeworlrac, . dlt llupvej,! ' "WANTED -High school !gltt' to- help with housework. 81b Hoov - er. . - . . WANTED One -or two snialWhiV di-t.n la aim tnr arfrfreir- hm 225 News-Review office. t ' WANTED Second hand typewrit er. Must be ln good eoudltloa. John Abeeue, Oakland, Oregon.' intino WAXVl'Eu Aiiaiiest uai-aef prices paid. WIIjou Tire buoa, opposite News-Review, Bring at thlp to B. F. Shields. WOOIJCUTTER WANTED All wlnter Job. partly furnished house free. AOdress J. G. How, ard, Box 108, Roseburg. WANTED To"" see you at . the Crispette shop. Leave orders, lor home nimle candy for Xmas and Crispettes. 6u4 N. Jackson. wantedTooheXd -OF SiIFkP I will pay $12 per head for 800 head of good ewes, from 1 to S yrs. old. George Ward, Box 1032, Roseburg. .... : : .,-' I MISCELLANEOUS us i CAR OWNER Don't forget tg tall Hi when in need of autt parts, bairf a Auto WrecJUaf House. 7ilr. f. V. SMITH ranch on Myrtle Croek, which has been on local realty lists has been withdrawn, from the market NOTICE MarceU'tttlracle . Mh eralcan be obtained from 'Mrs. O. W. Hubbard, 843 Miller UL l'hone 366-J. VKlA NOWlotaled next door, to City Hull. Marcelling, bob-curl-Ing, haircuttlng as usual. Mrs. Amy Rogers. 127 N. Main, l'hone 11S-LI. ., FRUIT GROWERS Pruning done , by the hour or by the Job by. ex perienced pruners. Address, 1'ruuer. 701 Kullerlon 8U,.or call between 6:30 and 7 p. so. WE WILL LOAN In KosebursTslI n-.oules saved with us here. See our dli-piay at Story lies', L'mp q m Hotel building. CA MlTit AAND SAVINGS KvKrt - given free to everybody starting a savings account this week with the Northern Savings and Loan Ass'n. See our display at Storey lies'. Unipqua Hotel Bldg. W11EN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua Harry Fearce etuio i op manuTaciuring Repairing Tops and Curtataf, Auto Top Manufacturing u iuuist-riug oi an atnos Tent and Awning Work Winchester St. ' i UMPQUA FLORISTS a Choice Cut Flows rt - rlower Hhnn, tl N. Jackson Phone 30 ,i , Ureeubouse, West Roseburg Uiooe 40F1 ' WALTW CARPINTIH . '