ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 192?.
Want , More Money?
SURE! EVERYBODY DOES.
Patronize the people who work fot you. We tell
the best goods we can buy at the lowest possible
price.
Exchange Flour, 4 sacks for.... .........$8.60
Absolutely first grade Hard Wheat Flour,
Guaranteed to Please YOU.
Bear Flour, 4 sacks for ....;. ......$SJ20
A good bleached hard wheat flour.
Silver Dust, 4 sacks for ............ ..............$7.00
A good biscuit flour. .
See Us First, We Can Save You Money.
FARM 'BUREAU
C00PERAT1VE.EXCHANGE
13 R08EBURO
WEYERHAEUSER BUY WILL
BRINa MILL ANO RAILROAD
DLLUTH. Minn.', Dec 8. Sale
of 10,000 acres uf land in nortnxra
Idaho containing more than aoo,
000,000 teet of pine timber to the
W eyerhaeuser interest lor about
$1,800,000, was announced he, tu
uay by nenry Turrlsh, lumuernian
and capitalist.
The Clearwater Timber company,
a Weyernaeuser suhsluary, will use
the timber for the mill to be con
structed at Lewistou, Idaho, and
will be served by a 41-miie line ol
a railroad to be built jointly by the
Northtrn l'aollic and union taenia
railroads.
CONGRESS RECEIVES PLANS
FOR A COSTLY STRUCTURE
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. All the
Indoor coiulorls of a couutry club
are provided on the blue printa tor
a new ouice building tor uiembera
of the house, submitted today by a
group ut architects, acting at the
request of congress.
A gymnasium, swimming pool,
locker and a lounge are mcludtd
in each of two alternate plan pre
sented. One plan provide for ex
penditure ot e,ju0,000 and tue
omer for ?, 800,000.
The Diana were urawn ua as an
approach to relief Horn congestion I
In the present ottlce building where
members have to content with a
one-room ottlce apiece and a few
large heanng room.
PINCHOT MOVES AGAIN TO
SETTLE COAL MINE STRIKE
HARKISBL'KG. Pa.. Dec. 8. Ac
tion to "advance the settlement of
the coal strike" was taken at a
conference today between Gover
nor Pinchot and representatives of
business organizations in the Penn
sylvania nnthraclte. region, : the
governor announced at the closo
of the meeting this afternoon. This
action was not disclosed.
GEAR CUTTING
Our Shops are Equipped to turn
out all kinds of machine work.
Repair Work Done
PINE ST. MACHINE SHOP
Opposite Flour Mill
AT BRAND'S
ROAD STAND
Pacific Highway 4 Miles North
Open Evenings Till 11 o'clock
REAL BARBECUE
SANDWICHES
Meat roasted cn spits before
llm open fire. Coffee with real
cream. Sweet elder. Thebiste
pretty gocd after the show.
Always a Big Assortment of
Fruits, Nut and Candy
Delco Light Plant
Priced as low as XI 95
(. o. b. factory.
For Information Address
W. I. HARCIS CO.
837 Olive St. Eugene, Ore.
Dealer for Lane and Douglas
Cnnnt'es
B U L B S
QUALITY FIRST
Better Prices Than Ever '
While They Last.
THE FERN
Tha Lsrflsst Stock of
Good Used .
Chevrolet
and Fords
in Roseburg
W Will Sail on
EASY TERMS
Hansen Chevrolet Co.
Phone 441
OAKLAND
Hair Catarrh
. . . . ;i
nest e&0fc4 by Catarrh.
P.). CHENEY ft. CO.Toanfa, Ohio
FIRE-WALKINQ OIREMONY
IS STILL A MYSTERY
1 '
PAPETTB,
Tahiti, Dec. 8. De-
"Pile investigations of competent
observers, the famous fire-walking
si nawyitotsinaUa:,bout the same helaht. He now I
.cU,uu d,... uj.uii bo: nut you acem in a great
a small company of natives ln therUah. You were almost running.
Island of Itaiatea. I Were you trying to catch up with
The ceremony was given on thi 1 the time you lost last night "
Island recently for the first time I Sandy's head raised slightly, her
ui uiauj year uiv uuisiuer were :
not excluded from witnessing any
stage ot the. preparation of the fire
pit.
When the proper time comes and
the celebrants pass through the
the fire, any bystander asking per-
mission may 'go through beside
them without dlscomtorL
Outsiders who have -passed
through the fire say they feu no
i sensation oi -ueai except on ine
j face, although, when standing out-
ob, . ipuiauuu luaun uo h 11 -
ticult to approach.
Those trying to -solve the my-
from the pit while the -ceremony
ierj nave hiui out a large sioue
"bs iu yruaresa auu uiruwu it uuu
. .nk ,..
.... ,
S-i" ""V.
tutu uj lue euBj m me
pit and touohlng one ot the white
stones with the finger. They were
rewarded witn ugly burns.
Scientists who have seen the fire-!
walking have propounded a num-
.Vl.
always failed to establish such ex
planations.
The ceremony, harking back to
heathen .times and the worship ot
mfssTouarTe.' and toe Cnristiana
TacroMutiaTr 10
8tudebaker
models.
builds no yearly
MISSIONARY TO SPEAK.
Dr. Lucius- B. Smith of Benito,
nesi arnra. wm give an eouca-
tlonal address In the Presbyterian
church, Wednesday evening. Slides
Will be Used. He brings a lot Of I
"ft--
aer is eaceueui. HI puonc II
I cordially Invited
ifree.
the address la
HEALTH Hlj Gift to You
IFE win be far sweeter If you
Once and for all time rid
IrPiwf
t rourtclf of those annoying, ancomfort. io have It out" with Sandy Mc
able and dangerous PILLS and other Nell! Then Sandy became 111
Rectal and Colon ailment. MY FRFK she had gone away. From the day
96-pa Book tell of my unaiulified
W'RIITEN CUARAMTEE to cure your
Plles without a hospital surgical open-
Won, or refund your tee. Many personal
kttcrt ar alio contained therein pro
me how I have given back
bel:h and strength to
thousand of others, itlrt
a Not Tsar Hm aid Writ
Snd t mi Book TODAY.
TUBBY
trVVSi A ULAN, M UJrtc I
1 PoRTtANO uracrs: t cattle orrtcca:
0, O.an Bu'lTjin SO M ull.tais
j VrHiwcT.! avfi amo ptws:
I at the brog store J I ' rLf I V
ivi' " 'J
"SANDY"
y ELENORI MtHKRIN
" " n - nnrrtn.M I ri , nm
STORY SO FAHt
Sandy McNeil, forced by hr lm-'th
povwihed family Into a loveteM
marriage with lien MurUlo, a rich
Italian, sacrifice her love lor ....
Tlaamy, -a childhood sweetheart Before Sandy could open her
Frequent inarreM follow. A aon la mouth, Murlllo eut in: "Thank
bora, dying almost toaaedlately. Jf '' Ar,1."i l a made plan
Seeking some escape, Sandy an-;r ",w Years,
peata to her llncie Bob, who an-! Sandy looked at him Incisively:
ablea her to take a Honolulu trip!"Mv J" 1 "' au-
wlt bar mother. Tbera she meets Brov ' " P'n- BeBnr An
Ramon Worth, who aaraa her life PrnP change them. May.
to U. surN He boardT". sai I "
steamer horn, and during tha voy n,7ome?
age declared his love. At home 8h lathed savly feeling Ma-
2? ifU,-" IT Pching6' at b?r
decIUr' wU1 Mwarm, She followed him to bis
f Judith Moore, a cou- C4ri parked ,cross the street
sin, telle Sandy Jove la everything. u i.. .- ..... the.
j Ramon meet Sandy on tha beach I
" mruara. jauriuu over.
, , , V 1, " ' ' " "evKuu
tryst with Ramon.
OU ON WITH THE STORY FROM
BERK:
CHAPTER 44
jnuriuo amiiea. lnev were
looked evenly Into Sandy's itormy i
yea.
..".Dme' "ne "barpiy.
in nnv you there. It sowhen tney wer8 pa,8ng through
chance that Im also homeward thelr Mrly teen, ,,, thoUght It
.hound.1
"I'm
,, . , .
Quite ased to walking.
thank yoa. Don't spoil me with '
the luxury of a machine ride how
and then.".
Hp parting.
Murlllo watched her Intently ;
the measured breath she was
atrivlna daannratelv tn rontrol.
"Where were you lat night?"
she lookd straight before her.
-I asked you T question,
"Where were you last Sunday
and the Sunday before that and
before that!" She flung her chin
up white and blazing.
"Oh, so you mean to defy me,
utv juu: i ou minK u u can reiurn
to mv home at 1 in tha mornlna
and refuse to say where you have j
neen.
I HM I. rftitn'l f
. They paraed the corner.
Four
doors down wa the div eoods
atore where Ramon would be wait-
. .... j t. JuV
"P. ... .... j ii. lieu . nun Of 11 u
quietly: "It pleased me to walk
about last evening."
' it pleases me to have yon ride
home now!"
.....M.'M'b Sh,a,du,,y: "Are you
It waa 6:30. Girl were com -
dinner. Several of them bowed
to Sandy. - , ' '
In her excitement Sandy scarce
, vo,ce hi"ed """ her w"
Xi IV"'
.oanoys nana new out; May: uii me siep. . uiuj ua.e mvuiv
The sun was in my eyes. Didn't I thing to tell you later, my dear,
see you. Ben and I were so wor-jYes, I'm remaining to dipisyr."
rled debating whether to return j She ran to her room wonder
to mother's or go home " ed If she might ln any way steal a
"Isn't your mother recovering?" iWord to him. She fancied htm
"We hope o!"
still bright and
,he'. better. 1 11 get
.dl,,h .rm.nH ...in
chance to
. . ' .
a.ll.. ... . h. l.l I,),
oiona nair, that she wore ln a
:,hnrL hnrlili ral -.Ffll .iT.l.kl
except for the slightest dip over
her ears. She affected tailored
blouses and long four-ln-hands.
This style Increased the attrac
tiveness of her blue, flowery eye,
her big, winsome mouth and her
slightly pug nose. She was San
dy's closest friend. They had
scarcely seen .each oUier since
Murlllo cancelled the dinner In-!
tvitationa.
At first the old crowd, aware
of Murillo'a antloathr. nltled San-1
'dy. As her aloofness continued
Ithey berated her as "weak-kne-
ed." Finally they decided she'd
merely grown snobby.
May infuriated at the termina
tion of a friendship that had en-
durel nca primary days, decided
lot her return she had been kept
1,1 her mother's bedside. I
I This was their first meeting,
"W'hy don't you drop in and have
tea with me. May? Ally and I
are at naggers' points rrom Being
shut np together so much."
"I can do that, Sandy, If yonll
promise to blow around. We're
having a little meeting next week.
v ny nonT you come?
All thia while Murlllo stood with i given up the Idea of a divorce,
sat In hand, hair falling over his; That' very nice. So I've resnm
forebead. His lips now compres-Jed the Idea of our murriage."
sed. 1
"What kind of an nffalr,
My7' "
, May ahrugged, save a teasing
look at Murlllo, wbo puritanic
nation were known aad acorned.
"Oh, Just ona oi our litila old
smokeries. Mae. Sorry a can't
ask you. Ban. but It's a baa party.
Coma, Sandy?"
"I'll adora to ba there!"
"You will? Say, wny don't you
coma la with ua on tha Naw
Year's party? We're settlnt It up
DOW. All ID OlO. crwwu. A -
jgres.lve dinner. Wa might have
wine course at your house. I
W a. how you'v. an
cellar."
blanched, angry look about hie
mouta "What did you mean B0-
ceptlng that date?
Why not? Do you think I
went Into solitary confinement
when I married you?"'
"Did you hear her say It waa
a smokert"
"SmokerlE!"
A female amoker! You'll not
"'
And I rinn't wiah neonla to
call you Mac."
Sandy whistled softly. This was
, nickname Mav had alven her
heroic to araume tougn ways.
- .. .j i . .,.a ..
,ha, New year's oarty?"
ink I , Vi i . i ir li t vn ttt.nta imA.
Dl8 to'r.ncV , aa idoal couDle!
1 thought you wished to give out
the Impression that I was an Idol
ized and pampered wife."
He looked at her furiously.
"Else why did Sister lleatrlra;
put that notice in the paper about
our trip to fcurope ana your ter
rlbla devotion to vour mother in
'law and your beautiful bride? You
couldn t leave her to meet an
emergency alone!"
- V V
They were driving down the
block. Sandy stared eagerly from
the window. The door of the
dry good store were wide open,
but the interior was tn shadow.
She law someone moving to the
threshold. Before she could Iden
,DL . t'
tity the form aa hi they had
Kh. .lm.rf tw .uH,l.n hit.
ternees flowing hotly through her
veins a revulsion against her-
ae'f
frenzied revulsion, that
she had once been weak
10 weak:
, ih.t . ,, t.llnw Ilk. U.n Mil.
j ! i - --
i rlllo could now accost her, clinch
hor arm, march, her to a machine.
; tores ner to enter.
Ramon would wait honrs. He
lould walk up and down the
. remaining home to dinner
I "Why do you ask? Had you
planned to laze another walk this
"U laM "re n0th,ng t0 y"'
"Tur.l.o now smiled, helped her
Sandy a voice ; waiting so impatiently eager
high. "When nese and laughter in his eyes.
Then the Happiness shifting to
plnnm in tha Bhrunt m-nv hi. I
mood sometimes chanced. And !
hn rsmpmlrl th anlemn
lervor oi nis kiss
Charged with a husband excite
ment she took the chair Murlllo
held out ao ceremoniously, lie
said affably: "You misunderstand
me. -Sandy. I'm perfectly willing
for you to have all the frlenus
you wish. I only want you to ex
ercise discrimination In the choos-
Ing ot them, Beatrtica will be
only too happy to have you meet
'as manv young airls as you. like.
They will be the right type for a
woman ot your position." I
bandy glanced up slowly, lacing
Ihlm with cold haired.
He went on tensely: "I don't
approve of women smoking. And
I don't' approve of coarseness. Is
that more than I've a right to
ask?"
She dropped a spoonful of little
toasted cubes In her soup.
I'm trying to 4aik with you.
Sandy.
"I've no wlsh'fof your conversn-
tlon. You're too ridiculous even
to taunt. As though you of Dea-
trice Murlllo ran teach me any-
tning: as tnougn my position it
any Inn re r a matter of coercion
to you!
"No " He leaned forward. hl
voire coorhK. "No, my dear? I've
talked with yonr mot'.ier. You've
CVmk witn ga
Absent
TWO WEDDINGS
ADC DTDmolirr,
AKfc. rLKrUKMtJJ
AT COURT HOUSE
T ..mi.- -v,,i '
County Judge Oulne officiating,
Tha first marriage took place ia-
Iterday morning, shortly befora
noon, when Dale Heath of Ash
. . . . . v - . .
jf "S L,M,
L4'0 'U" J"
ZJt&TZ?ul.$Z
an engineer. The young couple
will make their home ln Ashlaud.
The second wedding occurred
yesterday afternoon uniting Eetol
E. Call and Abb! Jones, both of
Roseburg. Mr. Call la an employee
of the telephone cumpa.iy. sirring
aj an cUxU'.Uau. wulu hire. Call
haa been employed as an operator.
The Lady Muscovites will have
a pot Ucj su:per. 1 r.uay ve.nlug,
Dec 11th, 7 o'clock, followed by a
business meeting and Xmaa tree.
Members bring a gin hot over 25c
in value ncr under loc. Kvery
member requested to be present.
AID SOCIETY WILL
HOLD PRE-CHR1STMAS
BAZAAR DEC 11-12
A pre-Chrlslmaa baiaar, at
which will be offered a wide var
iety ot fancy work, house dreases,
and datnlv article of all kion
suitable for Christmas gilts, will
; be held ou Friday and Saturday.
ueveiuuer 41 anu is av iwwuuu
and Son's Dodge Brothers' garage
at the corner oi Stephens anu Cass
streets. The baiaar is being given
by the Ladles Aid society of the
Christian church and will be oue
of the largest they hae ever held.
In addition to the fancy and
hand work to be Offered, there, will
be a sale ot cooked foods, Including
chicken taniales. The sale will
open at o'clock each morning.
continuing throughout the day. No
phone orders taken.
o
Cook wiui ga.
if!"!
Hi
S
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. The to-
tal number of farms In Oregon In
creased from 50.201 in I'J.U to 55,
KiiS in liii. This Is shown In fig
ures given out by the department
of commerce on a farm census of
the suite.
The census also shows that the
number of tarniB operated by own
ers increased from 311,803 In 1920
to 1&.SS4 ln 1115. Compared with
Uils Increase there was a decrease
in the number of farms operated by
tenants, the figures being D427 In
1920 and D406 in 1925.
The acreage of ftvfms In the state
aggregating 14.120.o4S In 1025, com
pared with 13,542,318 in 1U20.
Farm values hi 1925 aggregated
$617,174,216 In 192i, compared
with 16701384 ln 1920.
The average value per acre In
1925 was S43.71, compared with
149.86 ln 1920.
Heat with gas.
ARE DECREASING
(Aantlstm Pro. Utird Wm )
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. (A. P.)
The government's pension rolls
showed a decrease last year of 13,
002, Secretary Work was Informed
Minded
HcY, I UBOf,
HEtE I AM,
COME OU CrJEQ
J' -'"..it aw I I tSr
I ln ,h snnual report hiarto public
by Winifred Scott, CoininlMloner
!r Pension. A total of 512.637 was
''urolled " pensioners, ou June SO,
,1L
1 ua toa sunDi ua jvmr w we
by the addition of IZMi to the
roll.
Although the war of HIS waa
brought to close 110 year ago,
the names of 21 widows of soldier
who served In that war were on the
pension Usta at the close of the
year.
The total payments for pension
deoreaeed from t2iMM.?7I to 11I4
to m7,160,12.
The commissioner estimated that
a few ot the aoldlera who aerved
in the Civil war would atlll be
drawing their pensions In 1950, bas
ing bla estimate on the tact that
ona Revolutionary war soldier ilv-l
ed 88 rear after the close ot the
war, and one survivor of the war ot
1812 lived 80 years after the el'ise
of the conflict
elevated station for several block
and brought him down with a fly
ing tackle. She waa educated as a
Philadelphia training instructor.
MISSION LECTURE
TO BE GIVEN
Tonight at 7:10 to the First
Methodist church. Dr. Mark Free
man, returned missionary from
Maylaysla will give an illustrated
lecture showing plcturea ot booth
Sumatra. Dr. Freeman waa a uio-
neer missionary among the Malays '
working among them for thirteen
years. He haa a great story to tell.
1 he lecture la free and everybody
la Invited.
YOUR PHOTOGRAPH
It 1 time now to have It made,
to avoid the holiday rush. It will
solve a dozen gill problem. The
Koseburg (Studio, Balsniau 131dg.,
128 Jackson, fhou a2.
Cook witn (a.
DE VALERA AND COLLEAGUES
REJECT BOUNDARY TREATY
(Aandatrd tm Uufd Witt.)
DUBLIN, Dec. 8. Fifty dcpuUes,
Including Eamon De Valera, met
here today and unanimously adopt
ed a resolution oppoaing the Irish
bounadry agreement.
A committee Including De Vat
ara, Tom Johnson and Austin
Stack, was appulnted to devise the
most effective means ot detesting
the proposals.
The Baptist Ladles Aid society
will meet at the church on Thurs
day afternoon. Those wishing to
contribute to the Christmas box
for the Indians, please, bring artl
clea to thia meeting, or to Sunday
school next Sunday. Toys, candy,
soap, beads, etc., are needed. Old
clothing acceptable.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
0. S. Weather Bureau, local of
fice, Roseourg, Oregon, u hours
ending 6 a. m.
Precipitation In In. & Hundredth
Highest temperature yesterday 43
Lowest temperature last night 34
Precipitation last 24 hour 0
Total precip. since 1st month .t6
Normal proclp. for this month 5.92
Total precip. from BepL 1,
1925, to dale 6.73
Average precip. from Sept. 1
1877 8.56
Total deficiency from Sept. 1,
1925 1.83
Average precipitation for 46
wet seasons, (September
to May inclusive) S1.48
(lenerally cloudy tonight and
Wednesday; moderate tempera
ture. WM. BRT.ti MetMimlnaiat.
NOTICB OK Sat.R OK HEAL
1-RIIPfcHTY
In the Circuit Court or tha State of
Oregon for the County of Mult
nomah. Probate Department.
In th matter of the tala of B. F.
Wllkea, Ijefeaaed.
Notice ts hereby glvrn that the
un1rian-a. admlnlairatrlx nf the
estate of H. V. Wllksa, di-csasrd.
pursuant to an orl.r of tli lion,
ileorse Tnzwell, Judan of tha above
entitled Court, entf-nd this 21th
dav of November, Vtt, will sell ut
publio auction to tha hlahant bid
der, at the front door ot the Court
house of Douglas County, at Itosi--bura.
Oregon, en tho 80th day of
Decombor. 1Z6, at the hour of 11
o'clock In tha forenoon ttieiaof, all
tho right, tttla and Intercut of It.
P. Wllkt-s, rieceaHtd, and of the Er
tat of It. K. Wllkoa. decenscd. In
and to the following described real
pr'ip.rty, to-wit:
Lots II and 14, and all of Hi.
south half of tha aouthoaai quarter
of section six and tlio aouthwoet
quailer of tno southwest quarter of
Action rive, lownsmp twenty.
south of rana-A alaven. west of Wll-
llametta Meridian, la Duuela Coun-
ill'1rha'"'er,nis of sale. ll canh nr
part cash balanc on cn-dlt, as may
be ueenied bet in tno interest nt
saia estate. All ) will be made
uliject to confirmation by ths
Court.
First publication! Dec. 1,
Last publication: Hoc. 2, lf;t.
OUHTIB WII.KKst,
Administratrix of the Kstate of
B. K. Wilkes, deceased.
A1.HKHT . OEN'TNErt.
Attorney tor AdmlnfNtrutrlx, SS
flHino Mldg.. Portland, tlreson.
AT
www
I O CH
For
VASES AND JARDINIERES
Comprises a wide range of choice, and you are sure
to find in the collection just the piece you want
LOOK OUR STOCK OVER -FOR
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO
The Iron Mongers .
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS
WOOD ANU HAY for sale. Phone
aio-K.
CHR.'STMAS TREES for sole. Any
size. Phone 615-J.
kJli SALhi r-orduou iiow, (12.
Herman Schulze, UrocKway.
FUK SALE jersey cow; frean.
Kouud Prairie itancu, Kucklcs,
Oregon.
FOR SALE or-trade, apartment
bouse with aeven apartments.
CaU at 2t S. ParrotL
run SALE Collie puppies, high
bred, six week old, ten dollar
eacn. J. L Chapman.
FOR SALE Wool cards. Import
ed from Finland; 11.86 poat
paid. John Nylund, North Beud.
WLLL, bULl. or rent oweiung, 1046
corner west lat street, and 1st
aveuae. Apply 220 b. Kane SL
FO nSALE EJ of SW'i aud SWi
of btj section 12 T. 29, 1L 7.
' Make me an offer, L. R. liar la
Thompson Fulls, Montana.
WOOD FOR SALE Fir block,
(3.oo; oak biock. 43.60; oak
stove, $4; 12 ln. nr, S2.6U, de
livered. Pboue 497.
FOR SALE Full bloodIUio3e tS-
land Red cockerels. Petite
prunes. Call at U6 N. Pine Su or
. write Mrs. John Ileus, Itosuburg,
burg. Die,
FOR SALE BYOWNERTtn
thousand first class unimproved
Roseburg property. At a bargalu.
Might exchange lor clear faun or
with small mortgage. Junk need
not be offered. Address 100,
News-Review.
SEE OCR used cur beioru you
buy; over 20 to cuoose from
1 1921 Ford tourlug, starter and
good running ordur f7ft
1 1921 Chevrolet 06
1 1921 Dodge touring, cord tires,
new paint
Aud 20 others, coupe knd e
dana. Easy terms, year to pay.
HANSEN CHKVROLET CO.
FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE
PRICE 3 lots on south Kane SL
Size (0x100 It. each, all three
lots together. Price 15o for the
three, 'lornis (25 first payment,
bal. 10 per mo. One good bldg.
lot lilt on south Main St. 6ox
loo IL price lluo. Terms 810
down and 15 per mo. Aimtact uf
title furn.sued. A heretoiore ad-tM-tlsed.
1 am closing out all my
scattering property. So far the
buyers are doing tlielr part and I
am satisfied. Lntesa you really
want to buy do not call, or you
' may buy something you don't
need. Phone 419-Y or call 355
bouth Main St. Address Box 663.
i PlANtl fur rent Phono .tl KE
I Kt)K It'KNT IJlnto h. ' k. room
I with bath. 844 S. Jackson.
FOR RENT 4 room aiiartment. No
children. 2ii4 W. IXiUKla At.
Foil KEN T Five room ftirntnlnd
houae. Inquire 517 S. Stephens.
Phone 471-L.
RENTALS 2 small houses at 1
per month. For rent ce 0.
W.
Young (c Son. Phone 417.
By WINNER
it
j FORSALE ,
j FOR RENT
I CAWT SPlOEC,
rvE OMLV GOT A
FENA1 MIMITS TO
MrrT YOU OOVWNi
THE bRUS iTORE
Thai Gl:
There is nothing a woman appre
ciates more than beautiful ana use
ful Pottery. Our line of .
ON BACK PACE.
. FOR
RENT 5-room apartmenL :
modern, wood and ga range. 221 .
W. Lane. Phone 4-K. '
FOR RENT Rooms upstairs. Bell f
Sister llldg. Suiuble for dress- .,
making, hemstitching, marceling,
aud ouice work. Phone ot6. ' p
FOR RENT PaiUy lurnlahed f;
housekeeplnc rooms; heat, Ugut,
and telephone lurnlahed. til t, J
Stephen, phone Ws. ,
FOR" "RENT Two large welTfun
uished housekeeping . -rooma.
Private front entrance. Close in.
Sel d. Main. ;
FOR RENT 5-room house, mostly ;
furnished, 2 blocks east of tui?
St. ou Ivan Sl Mia. U Ham- ,
mond.
I
I
WANTED
GIRL wanta to do housework and .t
take cai e ol child. Address W. '
W., cai-e News-ltevlew, .
V ANTEl-Second hand typewrit-'"
er. Must be ln good condition.
John Abeene, Oakland, Oregon.-, i.
UliO VVAlMCte iUuvml Inei k,. '
" price paid. Wilson Tire Uuop,
opposite Newa-Ruview, Bring or '
snip to B. F. Shields, i ; . '
FaiTtNER W'ANi fcUFurIsiiy
protltubie busines. ' t guaran
tee ou investment to suu L Ad
dresa Box 1, care Kew-Uev)ew,
; LOST ANO FOUND
FOUND Lady's wrist watch. Own
er .cr.il at Nc ws Reviuw ulflca
and uescr,be the watcn and bans
aa mean of identities tiofi.
I
MISCELLANEOUS
SPECIAL Chrlstmaa price on few
cuoice Cocker Spaniel pup. Cur
tis Calkins, Roseburg.
UWWlB-Don't torget u
nail tM when In need ot autg
part. Barira Auto Wreekin
tloua.
ol RA 1 to from Winston, dog.
Pari
Airedale, light tan curly hair, -
long tali Very timid. Reward.
Mrs. Q. J. Bather, Phone 1F4. '
TllbTF. V. SMITH ranch on Myrtle
Creek, which haa been on local '
realty Usta has bee a withdrawn.
f i out the market
AM HOLDlNO two ElcycTo picked
up on street. Owner may hava .
uiue by paying for ad and lden-
tiliuatloa of bicycle. L S. Retch.
STOLEN From grip. Army dhv
churge papers, certificate No,
106IO&8; 21-jeweled Elgin watch '
In nickel caso, gold fob, wltii gold
nugget. Reward. Return to Ed
No.ih, 116 W. Court SL '
AV BRAND'S
ROAD STAND t
Pacifie Hiuhway 4 Mllea North t
upen tvenings Tin it o wtecK f
REAL BAR3CCUB
SANDWICHES
Meat roasted ou spits before
the open fire. Coffee with x
r-nl creuin. ' Sweet elder. X
TV.y ta.;te pretty good after
the show, ' X
Always a Gig Assortment of
' Fruits, Nuts and Candy
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
Harry Pearce
Auto Top Manufacturing -
Rnpairlng .Tops aud CuruaS(
I'pholntcrlrjir of all kinds ,
Tent and Awning Work
Winchester at.
UMPQUA FLORISTS
Choice Cut Flowers
Flower Shop, 111 N. Jackson
Phone f.10
Creenhotiae, West Roseburg
Phone 40Cs
WALTER CARPCNTKII
f ;t8 ' Crenre- bi Oe fern. Vicm In.