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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEWt TUESDAY. DECEMBER 15,-1925. n. .'.i mi ii - - More For What You Sell! v LESS FOR WHAT YOU BUY! That's Us! Re-Washed Half Ground Salt. 100 It. Very Best Grade Flour, 4 tacks.: .... Bleached Hard Wheat Flour, 4 sacks Good Biscuit Flour, 4 sacks ..... .. Best Cream Cornmeal, 9 lbs. See Us First We Can Save You Money! FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURQ "Ship By Truck" Save Dollars and Cents S - S Yi . ... ... 5 We have a tleet or trucks leaving daily, Koseburg, R J Eugene, Portland, Medford, Marshfield, making S 2 delivery at p J ... All Way Points j 4 Oregon Auto Transportation Co. j d Roseburg Phone Sl-J Portland Ptione M 2268 J 401 Oak St. . Water and Yamhill St. g FOREST RANGER PAYS VISIT TO HOME IN OHIO C. M. Holcomb, a well known forest ranger in this district, has been visiting with relatives and friends at Napoleon, Ohio, bis for mer home, in a recent issue of the Napoleon newspaper there ap peared a large picture of Mr. Hol comb and bis dog, which made the trip with him, together with an in teresting account of Mr. Holcomb's life. This article was as follows: Twenty-seven years ago a young man left Columbus ' for the west. .Now that he has found It, he Is CHRISTMAS AGAIN Once again we . will wrap your Xmas pack ages free for mailing. We Call and Deliver. Our Auto Win Can. ..' hon 271 . . AT BRAND'S . ROAD STAND Pacific Highway 4 Mil North Open Evening Till tl o'clock . REAL BARBECUE SANDWICHES Meat . roasted on spits before tha open fire. " Coffee with real c rearm Sweet elder. They taste .pretty good after the show. ; Always a Big Assortment of i Fruits, Nuts and Candy CHRISTMAS Blooming Plants Christmas liaskcts with . Cut Flowers THE FERN Roseburg' Leading Florists i I Phone . r- y ,,j L 11 ; III I Ly.'J U j i twiii if i.lj ' iicttesTER. come I i; LJJ rla M I lL Ar-$4 i AVMAV FB0M tHKT ' f 7T i't'i 3 I 653?wfr' J . .. PAMTCV! REMEMBER 1 1 ' c-SJ YfA i o$yrf'-k'fc-. 75N , y- X VuOOLD HAPPEsJ t" SI I V - oo8' E V j W. Will ball on ' I I (PTnA fF J UltU LfcV K ' iJLj-JL-r EASY TERMS ; (jfchfp's bS, V 85c ..$8.60 $3.20 ..$7.00 I OAKLAND taking' a short "vacation," visiting friends and relatives here. Tall yman w C. iM. Holcomb, forest rang- e. irora nuseourg, ua-gua, a iur mor rMident nf Knmmltt Station. Illolrinv raimt. Ohm There are those who remember the time in 18S5 when Holcomb took a dare and rode a bicycle from Columbus to St. Augustine, Fkk. In sixteen days when good roads were unknown. And marvel of marvels. It was on one set of tiro. Tbe same spirit, of restlessness, a desire for ibe strange and unconventional, urged him to scoff at trains on his trip to Columbus. He rode a mo torcycle all the way with his faith ful dog, "Olppy," nnd a rifle aa hi only companions. It took him thir-ty-tour aays, and be said, "it it hadn't rained so much I'd have I made it in two weeks." Holcomb Is 68, but bis ruddy face doesn't show It. Perhaps one, reason is. that be leads a life of nertect ' Deace and contentment How would you like to get up in the morning when tbe sun is just j climbing over the mountains and I bathing your little borne with its warm rays? And bow would you like, in this scene of perfect wood land beauty, lo make your break last while deer frisk In your front yard? Every day that la Holcomb a pleasure. The deer are his friends. He protects them. When be went to Oregon twenty-seven years ago he didn't find only deer. There were bears, coyotes and cpogara. Many friends in Columbus have re ceived gift hides of many animals. "I aspect to stay In Oregon," aays Holcomb. ' "For fifteen yeara I've been a U. S. forest ranger. I like the mountains. It's always warm on the west side of tbe Cascades ; where I live. On the east side it s i cold. Flowers ' bloom all year. ! That'a why they call it Roseburg." i Holcomb is going back next week, I but he Isn't going to ride a motor- cycle. He has evoiuted once more, and this time bo, will drive a flivver coupe. I JUST ARRIVED Distinctive, patterns of the lat est designs In perfume atomizers, , applicators and stationery. For se lective gifts you should see them. Lloyd Crocker Drug Store. Every day and evening 'till : eleven Barbecue sandwiches and i other good things to eat at Brand's .Road Sand. ' i Hall's Catarrh ; Medicine MnTls j. It rid your system of Catarrh or Deal Bess ca'.sii by Catarrh. I SoU by eVegs, eier F.I. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, Ohio TUBBY : -. I . . i I r-r-e. rr-t j 1 I 1 I ' . i ... r- "8AI1DY" By ELCNORt MEHERIM Sandy McNeil. In love with lite, j Bandy read the label creme do marries Ben Murlllo, a rich Hal- cocoa. "Where did you get this, ian, to pleas her impoverished Ida?" family. Tyranny by Marilio and I "l got It." frequent quarrels loliow. A son '"Yon didn't open the cellarf dies at birth. Bob McNuil, ber : Surely you dido I ' uncle, aids In plan for Sanay and i Ida smiled. "It won't be ml her mother to lake a trip to Hono- 'sed.. I went down for the wine lulu. There aha meets Itamoa'uit night. This waa mixed with Worth, who sates her life- In the some empty bottles on the floor, surf. On the same steamer home I took iu" She shook her head he declares his love. Murlllo de-1 emphatically, "you've a right clares he will never release her. I to It! As much right as he has. Judllh Moore, a cousin, tells San-1 And there won't be a trace of dy love Is evrythlng. aturlllo over-'smoke or anything when he gets takes her as she goes for a tryJt jback Monday mornint. You en with Ramon. Follows a clash Joy yourself for once!" over her promise to her sick mo- "Old he say he would be there ther to give up plans for divorce, She appeals to bob for aid ta a divorce action and he tells her she has no ground. Sandy de termines to make her own tlvlug. When she learns Murlllo. will not be in town over the week-end, she j plans to give parly lor her old trlends. Oto on with tile story from her! CHAPTER 50 There were ten girls la tbe liv ing room of Murlllo's home. They appeared to be standing on tiptoe with . excitement. They - talked with a quick brightness, glancing about; taking In tbe furniture with photographic detail. They were subconsciously aware of Sandy's tightened nervea and her fierce smoldering deflsnce. They were remembering those canceled Invitations. 'Larky," thought one. "How did she damage it? la be aaounar , - And homely little Ella Rivers: "Wonder why she can't beat his time? Gosh. I'd like to see the: calmly drove up to Mamma Chap man who could tell me where to , man's and deposited her daugh head It! His can and she hasn't ! ter on the davenport In the living eves a Lizzie to get herself around room. They thought it was real in! Why doesn't she stop and ; kind in them lo land her there show him a thing or two? 1 1 and were highly indignant be- wourd. you bet!" . Alice cam in with a tray, Glasses tinkled. "Gee, a cock-mow tail! though Edna btacy. W ell, j n't be ao bad if he blowa the : he can' little girls to a snifter!" Edna's own young husband mixed a aoodlr drink when the crowd came to their bouse. He helped tana set me iaoieiDg a closcd-ln petting car: -brought home a huge cake and I ' "You're hopeful! At tbe pre cheerfully took himself off to a!ient rate, your kid will be mar poker game, tickled that "the kid" ! Tled and begetting problems of waa having a good time, too, and clever enough to amuse hernelf. They weren't rich, but young and happy companions. -' . V . "Looks like a good one," she said aloud. "And plenteous!" "I ll say It's good.' said Alice, who glibly imitated every ; new slang phrase as It appeared. "Ever try It? Cream and honey , and bourbon? Had it over at Mame night before last." "How's Mame? And how was the Man? Did you fall for him, Alice' Haa he called yet?'.' , Alice's married friends and she hsd hosts of them were al ways Inviting her to dinner, the occasion usually being to Introduce- man THE MAN who waa to capitulate to Alice's charm. These fellows , were usually about 45, getting bald, dumpy and egotistic, aa is the way of "good catches",' who have passed their first youth. They were sup nosed to be seesinK a "good, sens ible girl who wouiu mass inem a fine -home." What they wanted waa a fresh, sprightly flapper whose impudent tricks would re turn to tbem the illusions ot hoy. hood; making them feel irreslst lWe, exuberant, young. Tbey did not take Alice seriously. . - And: Alice, who had the roman tic dreams of a girl Just 18. her vision of love still associated with a bonny sailor lad, six leei oi handsomeness and laughter; turn- ed aour with scorn at these sorry looking, pompous candidates for her virgin af lections. "Not my atyle," she now an - swered tartly, and wishing to give the Impression of many lurid yes- terdays. 1 anna to lue mei who have passed 'Drink it slowly! They're gone for good. But Is there any more where this came from? Some cel lar your husband has, Mac." - "Yes, and some key," Sandy sipped musingly. "You can thank Angus for this. Alice lifted it, unbetold, from the old boy's me dicine chest." She flushed, thlnklog: "I'm glad I said that! I'm finished with pretense! I won't blulf any more. Why should I try to make anyone think I'm happy? I'm loved Why should I defeud Hen Murlllo? I'd give him a run for bla money now!' But sho went Into the kitchen, her nerves tsut. She stirred the creamed chicken, pinched tho rolls to e It tbey wr hot. "Evry-, thing ready, Ida? WT bitting down." - ,- ; "Then you to la. drl.. and don't worry. Yon ought to hav parly Ilk this every week. Keep you from being lonesome. 'Taint good tor you to tt bammarlng at tkat typewriter so much. Look" Ida opened tka refrigerator, and aniueht out a bottla. 'till Monday, Ida If anyone phoned .he told me to aay that." R.ndv nut tha bottla slowly In the chest, a queer feeling that she was "yellow" made her a little sick. "Whv do I care when be comes?" she asked herself. "What mora can he do to me? The sooner this ends, the better! Make blm end It!" And she bad a picture of her self coldly defying Murlllo, laugh ing at him. drinking his wines, squandering his money, running up the bills, carrying on reckless flirtations, making life so hot for him he would gladly free her. "I should have done it long ago!" She went to the table, be gan to talk vividly, a steely glitter in her mind. ' ' "Jus think of it," Edna Stacy was saying, "referring to a birth day party her little cousin, Hen rietta Chapman, had attended, "she went out cold. And the lad's not IS. They were all potted. rietta Chapman, had attended, j And they're all Infants. . They cause her mother got excitea. What did aha mean holding them ' there for a lecture! Thev said this la the truth, tber said: I -Excuse us.' Johnny expecis us at his house for hot dogs.' It was 2:30 a. m. then. "Well ten years from now when my youngster is 1 ! he u 'carrying a hip flask and demaud- his own at tbe aae of 21 "What I'd like to know," said Alice, her eyes glinting, 'how do they get away with it?' May Arliss rested her blonde boyish head on her clasped hands; "Do you mean by that, Alice, how do they get away with tho booze ! ani keen their morals? Simple. .They don't. They get away with both. For speedy travol carry no baggage, mental or moral." mu Alice drew' a hot,' labored breath. 'She felt Jharp as a blade bocause of her excitement. She Imagined herself a tremendous personality bold, scarlet, one whose passions made Sarah Bern hardt seem an (ciclo. All Alice larked was the courses of her terrific ardors. Sho talked like a libertine and lived like a nuii. Sbe now sniffed: "All I can say Is that I waa born too soon about fifteen yesrs too soon. I'd like to be seventeen in this day ,ami age!" Sandy laughed: Fifteen years ago girls 'lost' their virtue. To day, by the same procedure, they merely 'discover their souls!" She thought burnlngly: What would tbey If I were to tell them I live what they talk? That a man a charming fellow, comes once every week to visit me that I J I .. .. .k., ,1.. hill mtlniirht ! 4i,at i think of throwing every- tning to the wind 8ne cuncbed the table, hearing he phone ring. Ida beckoned, -someone for you," she whispered, 8andy cuppod her hands about !tne mouthpiece, shaking when i,h beard Ramon's voice, i you said you couldn't make It. why dld you phone?" No one these? . Aren t you having your party? Come out af terwardsJust for a breath half an hour." "Never ptione again." "Will you come?' "It will be too late." "I don't care. Just for a moment I'll welt.' She opened the door, taking a wlilff of the clean, cold air. The room was filled with smoke blue with It. As she turned to the1 dining room. Iila brought In a riivur tray. On this were the cordial glasses fillrd with tho dark y- rup, a little twirl of whippca crcRm topping them. "Ye gods, doliiK It up nrnyii!" Drowning !:: , Dressmaking and designing, j read -made kiddie clothe for 4 i sale. Agency tor Parker's ho- aiery. 645 Fvwler Su. Phon ' &27B. ! ' ' ASaAAAaVAalkat.aTa tS 'said Edna. I "On, a aresent from Ben," said Sandy boidly. "Hut ho doesn't (know It!" I "Thou drink to the absent one. J since wouidn t be drinking if he wore th present one!'' I "Can w come next week again, Mac, ole dear? You're back 1 syocr old stride!'' . "livery katuiday that's my : Lord aud slissier'a' night - out." Saui'.y leaned over, lit a cigarett (row tne tip ot May'. "How Joy ious this is," she thought, her hands shaking. . She saw May's eyes widen saw kor blow la.t im.iLe troe heard her say: "Well hello mere! And she knew without glancing upward. Coming in like tbat without a sound like a tnief. Sbe moved over, beckoned gai ly: "Come in, Bunny. Meet th little glrK Don't be bashfuU Here's room." She thought with a flushln; pang: "God what now!" ..i.O i. ' : ' '- Holly wreaths, 12-lnch slse, 50c each, large sizes made to order. Sold by weight The , Fern, flor ists. HORTICULTURISTS TO HOLD MEETING AT MEDFORD SOON MEDFORD, i Deo. 15. The an nual meeting of the Oregon 8tate Horticultural society will be held in soutbern Oregon this year. Med ford has been selected as the meet lug place, and the sessions - will commenoe In the Elka temple next Wednesday morning. December 16th, continuing through tho 17th and lKth. Ail sessions are free to the public, and a general Invita tion to all Interested In horticul ture has been extended. This, of course, includes all fruit raisers. farmers and business men, and a large gathering from all parts of the Pacific coast expected. All points In southern Oregon will be well represented, due to their proximity to the place of meeting. It Is expected that a large delega tion will be present from Roseburg and the Umpqua Valley. Thia event is ot more than local intarest, and this year's program will cover all angles of pear cul ture, which industry Is making southern Oregon world famous. Ex perts will cover everything from the planting ot tho orchard, down through irrigation, pruning, top working, spraying, pollination. harvesting, procoollng, - storage, shipping, marketing, canning and drying. Tbe finest talent in the entire country will cover the vari ous subjects. Large numbers f fruit raisers from the entire Pa cific coast will be ou hand to ob tain the benefit of the valuable l3iormatlaj disseminated. XMAS ANNOUNCEMENTS It is not too late to place your order for Xmas announcements with the News-Review Job printing department We .can give, . you quick, efficient servic on short notice. ..,,' Don't delay order your Xmas greeting cards from th exclusive Job printing department of the News-Review ofllc. W can erve you right ' notich op tt.m or real I HOI 'MITT In the Circuit Court of the Stat of Ort-fton for th County of Mult nomah. Probata Department. In th matter of tha caiat of B. F. Wtlkes, JJeceased, Notice Is ber. br fflven that the tindereiKne!, admtntetrmtrlx of th cstat of U. F. Witkua, dcead, Surauant to an order of tho Hon. eore Tatweli, Judve of th above entitled Court. niro4 this 24th day of November. 1826. will aell at 8ubllc auction to th nlghest bld r. at tht? front door nf the Court houtt of Douglm County, at Huh burg, Oregon, on, th lih day of Uuctinibvr, lliiS, at lli hour of 11 o'clock In the forenoon thereof, all th rig-tit, title and intercut of U. P. Wilkes. deceanid. and of th tat of H. b Wllku. duueaaed, In and to the following described real property, to-wlt: Lot 13 and 14, and all of the south half of tit southeast quarter of eectlon six and th southwest (junTtnr of tho south west quarter of nm tlon five, township twenty, south of ranffn eleven, west of WlU lnmntte slnriUian. In Uoutflaa Coun ly, Oregon. The terms of sale, all cash or part rah balance on credit, as may bo deemed best In the Intrresta of said stat. All sale will be- made subject to confirmation by Lb Court. " Klrnt puhllratlnn: Tec 1, 192R. Last publication: Tc 29, ll$. UUHTIM WII.KKM, Adintntstratrlx of th fen la to of B. F. Wilkes, fleceased. Al.MKHT W. OKNTKGR, Attorney for Administratrix, 129 OsMfo Hid.. Portland. Of Hon. His borrow. -S f.npvfltfcl t, t'Mit.J 1 . OOH MM t0Mwee ! , . i ..... . ' , . , ';' tvwt exva ntv j o P p j '. . ' ; A oooshvoh'-J " 1 PAM-tiiv II . I'xo0El fv ill T NT ttftOION 0ANCU ' I'mpqua post No. H meets ,4 Tuesday to elect c (fleers for U:t.'is there tellers, a Una 1 a big aeaaioa. Tbe auxiliary 4k will ite as son Mai enur 4 talnment after the - meeting, ) folio 4 by big (ted. Don't forget to s there Tuescay night, v ' - - Notice of aal of soverunenl tlra- toa .tv C. Mov. ii, 1D2A, Suite la! Hereby sjitea thai tubjeot to tkel uoaditioua aud 4ia4tiiuia of tae ltl U4 CWIIf 9W UISI, , february la, il (i Ulai 117, ; ana iun oimu, aa purauat.1 lo uUwkrinieuut4 rttful uoaa of April 1, 1V-24 i0 U. ii4 ., tn timber on th folio win taaui will be sold Jaa. II. al 10 oclocK a, in. at pubiiu auciloa at tn U. V land uXuc at Rosa burs. Oregon, to th highest bidder al uot laa tnaa in appraised val ue mm mtiomm by tni noiiue. sal to be subject to the approval of the secretary of th interior. Th pur chaae price, with aa da it tonal tun of one-flltl. Of ok per uent. ther uf. being uaiuittlaioua allowed, muat be deposited at tint of sale, money to be returned If aal k not aa proved, oUierwU paienl will laeu tor Ute itiuoar, which tuuet be re moved wtiuln ten yeara liius will oe received from culsens of the Untied liait. aaaocmuooa of auuh ltlana and cotporauows octfania , diates or any uiaie, tevrltory, or ; uutriot lhe.-o onlv, Uon applica tion us quaiifieu purchaser the limber, en any legal subdivision wul be oxfered aeparitely beiore being Inoluuod rn any buer of a larger unit. Y. t b., IL W.. Sua 1, ii 1 tin MO iu at. Jiatulock to at. cedar at, lot, I tit lo at beuuock 75 at, Ludar Sft M, HWSi NL-H tit 16 Ui at. tieuuock e av -ueuar new at, bw it iki fir i3y at, hemlock 20o at, cetUr o0 at, lot 4 tir -1.0 U het Iock 160 M, cedar isu at, lot 4 it. X.0 M, hemlook llo at, eedar 10 at, Hbi fir net M. bemluue. o aa. veaas ash at an nt4 Mr lalu Al. hmnluLii 1j0 at. cudar so at. t;4 Hh, tr I6V0 at, hemlock lv u, ceuar v nnt tir sw ai. hemiouk loo VL ceuar 10 aV oW bib fir 140 M. Hemlock le M, ovdar U. M. b'A tit 1 ja, lieiniook lib M, oedar Ku la, Nt-R tiWA tir ltt.o ai. heuiioca rnt a, ceoar 19 U, S bW. ur JU Ja, ueinioca; U ai. cedar 160 M, SkH ovvw ur Xo-o M, hehtlbck H at, itflaf fou M,.a ttw nr at, nemlocK luu at, cedar 100 at Hoc. , inuW Milt fir lov ai, cedar 40 at, iSV. i Nfc-i lir ittO at, ctuar 40 at, oftta .Nb-k fir two U, cedar I&0 at, SWl4 Nt Ilr 2120 at. cedar 10 at, Mt-s NWM t.r at, oedar 40 at. lot l itr 4 am, ctuar ee as, os aw i4 tir ve au cedr ise at, lot t ur M. cedar bo Ja, Akn afci in- lSiO AC cedar 4i 0 at. IN mb. ur xiso at, cedar io at, a! b. iir 400 Ja. tMtwr aiO at, SMi at. fir o at, eeuar ft4 Ja, M .V4 ir ..-no At, cuuar 14 at, lot a iir :uso at. cvdar ai, btii tfW4 fir 40 At. ucumi- Ja lot 4 fir Ht M. c-Uar eeo at, aWa b, Xki hti tir iwuo at, auiiueca xiv at, ceuar 1J0 At, fiW A NaiA Sir H'W At. heal. lock iso at, cedar lie at. bH M4i tir Z4o At, aeiuiocK su aa,.cuuar w HWU ilr JI40 At- lieimoca lot) Al, ceoar Kb Ji, MVf, Sir i40 M. hemlock Itb at. cedar lbe at, NWit fir aluo Ja, hem- luck see M, eeuar 100 At, r nr aSbv at neiiuovK o at, oeaar 1.6 Ja, bWbt NvS Sir IOH0 Ai, hem lock lLii at. CL-dar ' ISO At. NalU. Dnit4 Sir UiO ai, nemlock bo at, ce dar 29 M, NWk Bb-' Ur Uo Ja, nemlock 100 Ji, ced.tr oO Ji, Bbl sir llbO Al, ceuar so ai. Bw lie laao Al. heuiiock 7b Id. oe dar luo la. Na ew fir 2bx0 M, nemlucit liO Ja, oeuar ito M. MvVVt ovvt sir AtiM at, nemiocK leu m Jtdur loO al, fa.- vv tir H.o at, Uumiock loo Ai. ueoar eb M, MW) oWti tir VoO At, lieuilook 4tt V1, ce dar xOv Alt ovm. H, loi i Sir ivV hi, tot X f If oo Ai, H.h NE fir oy jt. HVV)4 llr ovO At, tot I Sir deb Ja, oeuar 100 Al, tot fir 400 al, cedar luO id. hemioctt ioo at, bKVk iNWi, s.r btiO Al. H.VU NvvU lr ouu Af, cedar &o at, bemloca JuO Ji, .c4 RK'A nr svo at. 4 (. in iuu M. be:4 Hn. tir 00u At. eW4 8fci4 sir lioo J. Wb) bW4 Ur loou ml, Wv uW'a fir loOO At, cedar ao i. brJ 6 Ur l&oe at, W iir iuo At, eoc ii, lot 1 fir iuo ai. cedar 0o M. lot J tir 100 Jt, cedar iwo Ji, M lNa.A Sir 2uo Jt, cur b0 At, ttv4 af)a Sir lwt At, oar juo At. . NW- tir luo M, oeuar io ai. is a. a tr Jv Jt, bedar uu at, btu-m sir itvo Ai. oeoar w0 Ja. b fab. A Sir IsO Ji, ceor iw M, MiI'm HVV -a Itr lo.O Jt, ceoar iuO AC NV -A HW1 tir luft Jt. beuar tvQ Ji, tfvVW BtWw fir lu9 at. ceuar at, mcl XI, J-fl-W Ab-A fir IOOV ai hs-mliMJal XaO At. NUa lir ioOO M, cedar lbo M, hemlocsi loO at. BLA Na fir 3uo M, humlock 100 JC 0WA NhiV Ilr JbOO At, bein luck aOO Jt. N. SV Ilr .800 At, cudar 100 M, tteiulock iOO M, MW wu fir 100 Ac uedar 100 At. hem- It 1UW Ji, HtvW UT 00 at. coder i0 At. heiiilut K luo M, w NV. -A fir 140D AC cedar O0 JI. NKk HUVi fir l-w M. SW nr t'o at, nemiook 2o At, HKf4 fir tuoo M, MWH felSA fir lsoo Jt, eedar IwO AC hem toe A 100 At, Kb ftvv fir JuO . hemlock loO M, JuVV bWW fir Too M, cedar 60 Af, hem lock 100 II, SU b Ilr 2St0 at, cedar 100 M. hemlock JOo Jd, ,tV'A HWA fir SiuO AC oeuar 60 AC hum- luck 10-J M, Hec. ZD, M-:'A HK. fir 2oo ai, oeuar eu aa, nw iir luo JL ctAUr voO Al. briv Nha fir 3oo M, codar 2&0eM, Nr. ',4 NVVa lir iua Mr oeuar iso ai, ari4 riKs nr CO Ji. Cedar 100 M. HeC. 11, bW NIC 'A fir 40 Id, lot 1 fir 10 M, ce dar 100 M, 8Ki NW'A fir 2100 M, car 400 M, lot 2 fir 2000 M, ce dar COO M. lot 1 fir 400 M. none of tne rtmbi'r on thse tract tw he sold lur lees than IJ.OO p-r M for tne ftr, $..00 per M f'r the oedur and o.0 per M for tfJa hemlock. T. 21 n., It. 4 W Hec. 27, NWH bW4 lir bZO ml, cedar 40 M, none of the Umber oa this section to he sold for les than i.7i per at for the fir and $0.b0 per M for the ce dar. T. tH H H. U W., floe. 7, NY. Sti tir foo Jd, NV4 NH fir 17o M, NKU fir 10O0 M, BWi fir 1060 M, none of the timber on this section to be sold fur less than I2 Z6 per M. William Upry, Coinmlrshiner. rklwt Sv.,, I. u ill 1 w- QasswareGi,; Beautiful Glassware always pleaaes x -i. ' we are prepared to supply, shorers ' ' Variety. ' v Water Sets. Vases, Fancy Plates. Cake .t Butter Dishes, Candle Sticks, and a great a - . ment of fancy and ornamental pieces' Sea This Line for Your Gift SeUctiat. , CHURCHILL HARDTATai CO. ; The Iroa Moagtn " " '," '.' ." Classified Sscikz ALL NEW AOS FOR SALE i WOOD AND Has tor sals. Phon KiO-K. ; . CUUISTMAOSStiCtor sale.' Any slse. Pbuue M5j. iiviii it ALA uaa auu warei blue wood. Phone i l'it. FOR SALE Old tir block wood, 3.5o per tier. Phon 1115. Mel ton Bros. tVH SALE 3D pigs, two 'month old. J. f. Van Allen, Day. trees. Or. m ou saU. jtmwy huler ci heavy milking atraln. 1. R. Wilson. Rosehurg. Phone 2FS1. fblTSALE 1 black mares, 1 and t yeara old. Weigh about ltoo each. Box 61, Camas Valley, Ore. GEKMAN police dog. tor saieT&n year, old, very reasonable. Moat sell at once.-Writ Box k, Oak land. Oregon. wt)0tr,OK SALE Hound ash block, oak and laurel block wood. 12 aud lS-lnch bloek Ur. Phone 47. TO R8ALB EJ o( SW and iW ot SE1 ecuon U X. , H. i. Make me an otter. U H. barto. Thumptou .'alia, Montana. , fOli SALEllud and springs, , ,ii.G0; silk Moss mattress, practi cally new, . iig.uu; urosser, 117 . Goal oil stora, three burner and oven, S5.0U. 124 Rrockway St. t uil SaXe Ffftradfvara uprigBt phonograph. Ma 65 record, oust $iid. W1U sell tor 176. Excellent condition. Violin tone. . Box 115, Voncaila, Ore. i'UK SILK New three quarter screened Dodge Commercial truck. With extra tire and tube. Inquire Rice' restaurant, ' by depot. - TEAM OF MARESInlooTabape. For sal at $30 within next lew days; or will trade for any kind ot livestock. Also tor sale, i tuns pressed hay at $15 per ton at barn on Route 1, Box 0-13, 2) mil - east Keller's Kornor, where mare may also bo seen. . SEE OL'K used oar beiore you buy; over 10 to choose from 1 1H21 Ford touring, (tarter and food running order $76 1 mi Chevrolet . , .,496 1 M21 Dodg touring, oord tires, new paint fM And tit othora, coupe and e dan. , Easy terms, year to pay. ' HANSEN CHEVROLET CO. FOR RENT PIANO for rent Phone 81-F5 FOR RENT Furnished 3 room apartment, 608 8. Stephens, fuirHlJNT OoofTiooul house. Close In. Inquire 876 Hoover St. RADIATORS FREEZE ' Denatured alcohol rady bottled at front or back door and we can tell you how much you nerd. Priced right. Lloyd Crocker's Drug Store. . . ... Give flashlights for Xmas. them st Powell's. Get By WINNER .t ' 1 ' si t - V. ON BACK PAcil T WOU. nENT3-rooa. ' fornkied - house, til 8. tUepswn. SiO-J. S" IlKNT ne-room ram 3 houM. Insjalr - 147 B. St us, 1'bOM 4T1-U '.- ' '. '. I" FOR MfcNT ttmltiied aparO nt ua ana wooa rang. Olc in. Ul W. Ua. Phone M-R. ; : R Wi4-noD . tura 'Led bouse, fio per .month. . itn.sr' Audltlas. Pbox aiO-L, POU RKNTj Ian. , Iroat aom - aparunenta, Urpiace. One s gl room. Address tl, oar Nwj 0. viw.' ,;- . I WANTED i i - ; f A WANTED Baby soggy la sod condition. Phon t-sS., - WAITED t'roXUiole and Ch Iter Board. Address X, News.H-w. WANTEiJlk head of Wnher goau. J. U. Bacon. UmDaua Ir. iUL kinds ot ewlng, men sv.'ri a specialty, sit Miller SU Pasa 4s-U . FURa"WANTKl-Hlhest VJ price paid. Wilson Tir -fesoO) oppoilta News-Review, Brio.) 04 snip to si. r. BDieiaa kuMSTlXCsilNO 5 and e 1 isiui , work guaranteed. Sl7 at. St pheus, souin of Ros b)tl. , Poon 435. Mr. 4u; . :" ' . !,; . . . LOST AND FOUND !, r - ' - 1 . 11 . " STRAYED from Winston, doc, part Airedale, light tan urly hair, long tall. Very timid. Reward. Mr. O. J. Bacher, Phone Ifi. FYJUND Lady's wrist wsUsv.Crwi, er, call at News-Rvlew ffie and describe th watch and hand as meaas of identification. . I MISCELLANEOUS -t CAR OWNER Doa't smh ts IM when la ami ot au part. 8artr Aato WraesiM Hons. '. . fLADal iULsl Chjisuua "br3ef with th Crispett sbopri 544 N. ' Jscksoa Su for popcorn- oaofeo Uon and home mad ond 61VEVOUB7BbY a realpaTTor CbrlaUnaa. Have few indtgreed ' Alrdalea left at attracttv hricea. M. N. Humphreys, Brookway, Ore. ' NO'i'lUE Anyoae washing u get Marcell's Mineral - see me at , Coetel' .Ujt, Vtll b thefb un til Xmas, Or phone evenings af ter 6 o'eloofc, 4-J. Mrs. -O. p. Hubbard. , FWACllRl8T'MASPREiikl , Buffet Clarinet, seventeen keys, full set rings. 4eather case, mu sic stand; priced for quick. sale. C. P, Cayler, Phon 1S9-J.- . OPPORTUNITY No experience required, we teach you, train you. coupe rate with you, no Investment tor sauplesv You are your OWN BOSS. 7$ gtore front coast to coast to help you. -We are placing Partner-Representatives In every town. 'YOlT can clear (3000 up yer!y.,Vrlte or call, 303 Exchange Bulg, Port land. Ore. - WHEN IN ROSCIG . , to.at.-; Hotel.Umpqua GEAR CUTTINQ - Our Bhops are Equipped to turn out all kind, of machine, work. ; s Repair ' Work Don -PINE ST. MACHINE SHOI -Opposite Flour Mill . Harry Pearce o Auto Top ManufacturlNf Rrpairliis Ton and Curtains, Upholstering of all kind . Tot and Awning Work. Winchester St. i " '"J ' . ., JT!' I ' I '