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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEV3-REVEV7. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1925. ANOTHER ONE ! Another tar of that fcood flbiir. Just remerpber its guaranteed to please you or your money back. ; ''"' Exchange ...mJ.$Z20' $8.60 ? i Bear ......$2.10 $8.20 i .Silver Dust $1.80 $7.00 ( ; Wtt tettekSJc rod Place your order o tile and land plaster . C ; also fertilizer , See Us First ' We Can Save You Hone;! ' FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURG "Ship By 8 ...OutK UUUU1S U11U. KsVlllb We have a fleet of trucks leaving daily, Roseburg, Eugene, Portland, Medford, Marshfield, making delivery at . All Way Oregon Auto Transportation Co. Roseburg Phone 31-i 401 Oak St. 1 GOVERNOR SMALL WILL ASK FOR REHEARING ' (Aaociatl Fm Lnaee Wire.) . SPRINGFIELD, 111, Dec 17. Governor Len Small will fight the decision of the Illinois supreme court ordering him to make an ac-'1 counting of approximately sl.OOOr 000 Interest money alleged to have been withheld by blm while state . He will soon petition for a re hearing, asking the court to recon sider its finding which charges that he deposited state funds In a fictitious bank at two per cent in terest and later split profits accru ing from reloans at from five to eight per cent- , Special prices until" Dec. SlsC Marcel, halr-trlm," bob curl, and shampoo. Call Mrs. Amy Rogers, 137 N. Main. Phone 118-LI, 7 DANDRUFF KILLER'S WIFE GIVEN DIVORCE DES MOINES, Iowa, Dec.' 17. Mrs. Lettle Fitch, wife of Fred W. Fitch, millionaire hair tonic manu facturer, was granted a divorce lh dt3trict court here today. A prop erty settlement Is said to have been reached ont - of court. Mr. Fitch's divorce action, started at Reno, NevRda, several months ago. Is to be dismissed. It was said, No details of the financial set- WHEN IN ROSEBURG ." STOP AT Hotel Umpqua CHRISTMAS AGAIN Once again we will wrap your Xmas pack ages free for mailing. We Call and Deliver. Our Auto Will Can. hone 277 The La roast Steft of Good Used j Chevrolet and Fords In Roosberf ' W Will Sell en EASY TERMS fonsen Chevrolet Co. Phone 44 OAKLAND Truck" -. " Points Portland Phone M 2266 E. Water and Yamhill St. . Itlement axe contained In the . de-! cree, except that the Income from a trust fond established In 1913 is 10 be continued for Mrs. Fitch. Whon the petition was . filed, 1 Mr. Mich eharad her husband ' witn cruel and Inhuman treatment. declared he had gone to Reno to quality to. the filing of divorce ac- uon, and declared he had previous-1 ty Transferred 181,000 orth of stock.ln his company to- Miss Gertrude Westburg. an employee. - Mr. Fitch charged in his petition r nnobtrUiiv, They camo med,ta2iei0..IU "L" W"e Tnd vanished. They did not alter interferred with his business audi""" .,, ,h, h. waa now cut was guilty of nagging. , 1 Subsequently Mrs. Fitch Issued !Bllty tlom tue whole world of her statement claiming her manage-1 (ormer iife; the feeling- that iiu ment of the hair tonlo enterprise in j rillo nls bouse, her friends, even its earry stage was responsible for the husband success. 0 Heat with gas. .. , WILBUR BOY ENTERS POKTLANO SHRINE HOSPITAL Through the efforts of Mrs. El-1 lea Post, rnnntv health nurae. nd'lmmnnjA field und this W&S now Dr. .tl. B. StewarL Master Walter 1 Baty of Wilbur, Is entering the diance of popples. In an old coat snrlne hospital- at Poruand forfof Ramon s she walked througn i,imi Th. k,. thl, ' Onirklv because the flow- ago sustained a tall which resulted 'ers were so perky and bright like in a serious injury to his leg ,ofrledly little fairies they niude ih.i . i. t.,, Hlher leel the nearnosa of a happy an operation confront him. Thei0'1- . .. county heaitlt unit became inter- L L Z'J esieo. in tne case ana witn tne iu; Dr. Stewart a place was found for the youngster In the Shrine hospital where with updreds . of ....m happy!" She took deep other youngsters he wlU have tne1oroatnes f the stinging air, pre advantage of keeping up his school 1 teding to Ignore the pinching at wo niia receiving mo t- mem ior ois injury. : I Cook with gas. stnu mavuh aiu e tuunuiij 1 MEN FACE RECALL ELECTION j BEND. Ore.. Dee; 19. Petitions asklna an election for the recall of I Mayor K. H. Fox and six members I splendid to the shore.. She of bis counsel were filed here with . thought, "I'd like to stay here the city recorder. . (always always.'" I -The petitions bore the names of The letters were there. She 711 residents of the city. It wa3j rushed breathless back to the I cited that candidates to pit against 1 home. She said Impatiently. "Get I the seven would not be named un- down. Shaggy down," nnd pnt 1 til the period allowed by law for her feet llfthtly on the dog's back I the resignation ot the board uiem-1 bers has elsDsed. . The fight here Is the outcome ot I a long controversy over city water bonds recently ordered sold Hallos Catarrh t, w rldsrjraysrecCatsirhoiDeln1 fumed..- Finally was this. Ms ewbw CararrnT Went fo i"our formcr howc 'h u- ZLTlT moment your Tetter came thla sSTsyasMsilreMreaan .J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, OWo TUBBY - --' II , -- - I J t f VJHV DEAtHtlO HAveA , ' fc. , f y I S (f I wjrttew THftte vtfTEfii , " sTlTT ' f T7 O V5" r - . Q O t to samta. aud asmeo oa , , ; kkoo rr. fM I lJ " 11 r H rlri offekent presemts in ,isAVAnrtReE VP , I - ' W V YvTr P ' lJ . D ffii EACH OP THEM1 J 3sS ' I Dlr-'eREMT ,)f' . ' ' ' ' "" 1 c-r"'.!" 'f' """" fi)tft i. fi mi mm im -i uH-n'i in -1 1 ".i 1 . .. . - - 1 . 11 -I - . 1 n 1 " 'ii.i n m, m mm. 1 1 . ' I 11 .1 1 1 . 111 issssggagwagBSBSWPggsai --,....)'(..- . 1 ' .. . , - -' ... SANDY" By CltNORC MEHERIN WHAT HAS HAPPENED I IN THE STORY SO FAR: I Sandy McNeil, lu love with life, marries lien Murine, a rich lUi- lan, to please hor .impoverished lamlly. lyranny by Aaunlio aud frequent quarrels lolluvr. A sun dies-at birth, uob McNeil, nor i uncle, aids in plans tor tuudy and or taudy 1 hex woiner to Uke s uiu 10. liono-i I lulu. There ahe meets Uainoa I real state of affairs, or believe me you. W'ueu you sue hor, I'd ad Worth, who saves her life in the I'd have been panicky. viae you to give it to her. If you surf. On the same steamer home Monday I phoned to know bow .know where she is, mall It to her. 'he declares his love. Jdurillo de- you were. He answered and said It will open her eyes." dares he will never release her. Judith Moore, a cousin, tell Sun dy love Is evrythlog. Murllloover I lakes her us she goes lor a tryst iwuli Ramon. He appears, un iexpectedly, at a party . she Is giving for her friends. Alter me party he strikes her. Sire leaves hi, house aud meets Kamon Worth, who drives her to bis home, and overwhelms her with huv kindness. . Go en with the story from here:. v CHAPTER 54 Sandy stood in a shadowed cor ner .of an immense room. The touched the books on a shelf; studied the candlesticks before an ! immense Buddha. From her posi tion she could glance from the ; window framing that wind blown cypress. It might have beeu the 1 last, forlorn tree of earth so alone 'It appeared; so Isolated there on I the rocks against the vast, level waters. A tree on the very out posts of the world. She smiled Imagining this she and the tree ! and the dog the only living things ion a wayward shore. I Removed utterly from all the 1 human contacts dwelling in elemental quiet. She ' drenched herself In. this tehee of Isolation. 'She whispered Into the pulsing stillness; "Alone I'm here alone." This filled her with a I subdued, melancholy peace. As 1 though she were safe; as though nothing would happen now to ui- .fringe on the hash tad calm. Sometimes moving auoui u this she would feel Ramon's pre- sence. , She wouia open a duo i some marked passage, then Bhe would see his brown. eyes turned on hers pleadingly. he would feel h hnds, sue '"' !r. ".." V w i.Vvno shadows whisper Ing ' i love you !"u cu"" "1,,,'in. 1d X , ami, ,f ,omoletei. with an utter fin- h mother and Alice were nuw shoved utterly, from the sphere of her lite. . : ; ; .t She wondered what had hap-nonoit-i-what they were thinking. vot ahe dreaded the moment of revelation. ' nnwn from the house was an splashed with the first goiuen ra- the the - 1 ,, .. , ' ,:,, .,,ii-,ni seu. uc. n - and sad at Point Lobos jutting 1 . 1 oho aiiff in ntT her heart. .. it wn FrMar. Tnere wouia " it wnnVrM.iv. Tnere wouia " a letter f rom Alice: Ramon wo Id tmV?ll Txlll "J would direct It to his Box unaer ns name. this. She had the key to I Hut she went reluctant. Sue 1 mnV Innff. farewell glance at Uha waters marching so blue and while she tore the envelope. Ho lernurhed on the rug. burrowing , his head Doiween nia pa eying her with tolerant puzzle ment. - ... The letter from Mice exploded with Indignation and queiilon. It midnignt. Tnroui;n rour pases amv . . t 1 Olanlli, mrna Ihia- 1 ... - a t. ..111 .hi,in with fury. I'd like to kill that 'Murllld anfltnp.'' Needless to UT I dldn t get your clothes, ana doubt If You'll ever sret them. The.nert that makes me Mild la this . . , - he fame snoop- ing around here Sunday morning as though he'd bees on a seven year'i bat Yon can realize that I wasn't In a mood to be very civil after hit attitude Saturday night. Of course I never dreamed I what had happened after we left, I'd certainly have knocked him for a loop and stepped on him. Hut he said, very casually: "Did -Fandy drop In here? She raid she mla:ht on ti"r war from church." I snfd, "No but you're wel- come to wait." He wiped Ms face, mumbled something and de- parted. I dare say no was scarea 1 stiff because you hadn't spent the night here. I never dreamed the yon were out. Then I called again this mornlnr before I pot your let - ter. He answered again and said: She's out." So. I take it hes been sticking close to home wait ing for you to return and fright ened Into fits. This afternoon I went there, in tending to grab your clothes and anything else that .might he use ful to yon. Ida wasn't in. 1 Your hnabsnd was. This is tne con versation we had: "Where's 8andy?" Your hnabsnd white as a sheet answers; "Shea ot; Of course, I had the goods on him so I said: "Seems to be out great deal lately. Where Is she?" "I don't know." I sat myself down, picked up a mncxlne: "I've got to see her. She usually returns about dinner time, doesn't she? . 'She doesn't do anvthing In the usual manner. I'd advise you not to wait. She may not come till all hours." I nodded at him and before ha knew .my Intentions, I started up the stairs, calling to, him: "I'll leave a note on her bureau. . But your door was locked, San dy. Think of It, he'd locked the door. Was he afraid you might' come hack and try to get your tilings?" I bellowed at him: . Her door la locked." He snswered: "Is that so " 80 I came down pretty mad. I said to him: "What's the matter with yon? Have you killed her and locked her dead body up?" Gosh, I never ssw anything look sicker than he did, when I said that. His eyes got starey like the eyes of a dead ftsh, "She's n'Obahly locked it.. I have a key. I'll open It for vou and you can leave your note." 1 So we went np, our heels click ing very nmlable-like. He open ed it and stuck In the room, his arms folded, .while I faked a men-' sage to yon.- Of course I couldn't grab your clothes then. So this evening at nine I phon ed and at ten he got perfectly fur ious and shrieked: "She's not come home!" ' 1 - I screamed back:, "Well, where i ahe?" '....,. , VI don't know!" , : ! ' , "Hasn't she come in since this -"She's not come In since this in ni"Mng the 176-pound weignt afternoon'" 1 I limit of 111a division aud aspirations "Something may have happened H succeed to tne heayyweignt to fcer " . icrown now heid by Jack Dempsey "Nothing's happened to her." jy hortly compel Paul Ilnilen- At 11-1 phoned: "Has Sandy ' ""en, to rtimquian his world s light come home yet?" ' !. j heavy weight championship, ue- "She's not come yet." iciaits taii HIckcy, his manager. At 12 I phoned and before, 1 1 Iferlinbach, who made his neavy had the "hello"- out he yelled: welslit bow several months ago by "She's not here!" 1 !knoikiug out King Soiomon of I said: "What's the meanlne -Panama, already la ; planning an ac of this, Den Mnrlllo? I'll notify ; live heavyweight campaign, Mickey the police. Has Sandy dl:-ap- .admitted. peared " Beloie leaving the linht heavy- He hanged np the phone. welsht Held, however, Uerlenbach Now It's Wednesday morning ! will give Harry Greb, world's nild- and he's Just sinlkcd out of the ;dleweight champion, the uext kitchen. He came through the 'chance at his title. m-ane vines a few moments aco. O'Cedar mops complete- with itimlne It so that I'd be here alone, j v, a j y , my fre ..ye3 Bh8,, disappear - irt! Did yon know about It? jWnere , 8he?" My cue wss to look horror ?hr. Jim- "riSTln , inesn'" Xf&MZX?M .h.. Hh. left R.t..rv nlBht , . , r ...j . .1.1- morning that she's not wllh Mi.y i" a w,,h v,ew t0 Increasing Arils Where la she'" .the state revenue. - Weil, yon can believe I gave I Jh Moscow Soviet slso has him all he was looking for. I do"tf"1, measure agalnat exces ranght his shoulder and siook ve drinking, directing Iho polite .i ik. .i,i.n' 1 ,10 report all cases of arrests for . 'S;,tlirdBr nie'hf Ben Mnrllli. .. ,, .,,h!-. iiiiT,n!-. im her after we left? Did you force her to walk out Admit it, or I'll make It hot for you." He yanked himself fr"e, nlr.'.oit choklnn with anger and alum. 'I'd advtB you to keep your "'""-'imouth' shut ir yon vo any regard . . . . . . ifnr Tonr gi T 'money!" ter. &ne nci gin ithout hat or coat or Yon sent her out like Ihst?' "I didn't send her." He - M And He Will Hang Up Three Stockings. . Dressmaking and designing. sale.-Agency for Parker' bo- fiery. 6lo Fowlur St, Phone 627-R. 4 ' i ' ' . i S 4 4 A 4 4 s 4) 4 ) - this and began clawing through 'bis pockets, lie brought oat an envelope and dropped it on the table. "1 didn't send your sister ;aay and I suspect you're In with her. bne probably came here on Saturday night. .Where elbe did ihe go?" , . I "Maybe she went Into the ocean!" tie gave a wniniug xuid . 01 ilaugh: "Nut very likely I'm leaving this letter for her with So I'm enclosing the letter and l m Just bursting to kuow what hes got to say. I'lease have the I'm going to dash out to mail this ujw uud 1'ia going to your house to make another try for your clothes, write me every thing " Sandy tore open the letter from Murillo. She read It a blase wrapping her from head to root. 6 Nearly new; Edison cabinet phonograph with records, only 150 at Powell's. REEDSPORT MAN GIVEN HEAVY FINE i FOR HAVING STILL - Floyd L. Smith, of Reedsport, was brought to this city last night to serve a t0-day term in the coun ty Jail. . Smith was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Grubbe and , Mar- jnal Menn, and was charged with possession of a still. He entered a plea of guilty before Justice of the feace Wallace lieason and waa fined 1750 and given 60 days In jail. . He was brought to this city laat night by ueputy gherltf Urnbbe. , ,1 One or two guud paintings will glvu tone to a room. Special prices uutit curisuiia, by tue artist, sua r noiorioge. :7 S. Pine 8L Day or e.eu.lifcn. ' GERMANY'S UNEMPLOYED ' . DErENDtNTS INCREASE ' - tAaneUuU lrta Land Wire.) EthliN, Dec. lit. More than 63u.uuu unemployed persons in Uer iiiuiiy are receiving public reuef. Aa- aunouuceincni issued yesterday shows that thone unemployed and receiving public lulu I have' in Creusea trom 4 3.000 on November 11 to 664,000 at the present time. Men's suits cleaned aud pressed, 41.D0.' tkuaeuurg Ciuanera, phone 4J. : ' BSRLfcNBACH WILL GIVE ' .'v. UKtB CHANCE AT TITLE (AMuulatml I'lim Lttmid Wlro.) r NEW VOitK, Deo. 10. Difficulty handle, 60c at Powell's Furniture. ;RUS8A ACTS TO HALT RUINOUS DRUNKENNESS T II . ,le)J Vnm Wlni , . ' MOSCOW, Dec. M.-The Soviet o-n,.ntnt has increased the price dKB fifty per cent, bringing ; partial measure against drunken- Intoxication to the trade unions of , which the dcllnquenta are meia- hers. i Commlsar of Health Semashlto 1 has urg.-d the antl-alcohollc stM-le- -tles to form "Is ands of sobriety. to point out the deleterious effect of vodka. Ihe commissary assert that nearly 25 per cent of tho fac tory workmen are confirmed drink , era. ' Quick turnover. Advertise. A I classified ad today bring sales to morrow. rWal ) i i ; r ( U The hardwood maple floor In the Oriental Gardens ballroom, located oa the second floor of the Hochrsdel building, opposite the News-Review, baa been completed and work on the daoorauug of the ball is being rushed. Au ef fort will be made to hold the grand oneulnc on Mew Year Ifcve. The decorations will follow out the oriental resign In every particular. The floor to being poiUhed for dancing ana ill be the tineat la soulhera Orsgoa. , The Oriental Ballroom Orches tra, composed ot James Goodman and Charles Caw oa saxophone, Claude Crocker, trumpet, Bert Rates, piano and plano-accordeon, "Raldy" Evans, banjo anil piano and "Fat" Hart, drums, will play two nlghta a week at the Har dens. . This orchestra, composed ot well known Roseburg musi cians, promise to give the dancers some of the best music ever heard in Roseburg and are rehearsing preparatory to thvfr premier ap pearance at the ballroom opening. XMAS ANNOUNCEMENTS It B not too late to place your order tor Xmas aanoancemenu with the News-Review Job printing department We can give you quick, efficient service on Short notice. - . .. " 6 NEWSPAPER ADV. TO TAKE . CHRISTMAS CARD'S PLACE (AiaocMxl rnaa Uaiad Wire.) SEATTLE, Dec. 19. An adver tisement In A newspaper and not cards (personally engraved or ready printed.! will. It. was an nounced today, convey the Christ mas wishes ot Mr. and Mrs, Thom as P. Reveile, ot this city to their friends. Reveile Is United State district attorney tor western Wash ington. " v i "Cards," explained Reveile, "are too cold and Impersonal. Then, they are expensive. Again, if some one Is overlooked, be feels hurt. . "A nice snappy ad la, the paper will reach many person I would like to remember, bnt probably Would not have time to favor with Individual greetings. Then there are friends whose names I do not even recall but who will read my card in the paper and know that I mean them also. Cook with gas., PROHI CZAR BANS ' CERTAIN BOOZE FOR DRUGS AND FLAVORS ' (imM rna Usm trtra. ' WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. Use of whiskey, brandy, rum er gin after next February 1, In the manufaoi' ture of- medicinal preparations or flavoring extract and syrups, was forbidden today by a treasury or-' der. Alcohol and wines , can , be used Instead . (or ' the purposes named. ' - i The order was Issued by Assist ant Seoretary Andrew, In charge of prohibition enforcement. It will have no effect on use of whiskey, brandy, or other distilled spirits by druggists In filling prescrip tions or' manufacturing prepara tions upon prescriptions by physi cians. , , . To accompllah the " restrictions Imposed, Mr. Andrews ordered pro hibition administrators tn refuse approval for permits for withdraw ing for the purposes stated the dis tilled spirits which come under the band, and revoked . formulae in which they era .used and which previously bad been approved by the treasury. 1 0 1 Don't delay order your Xmas greeting cards from the exclusive Job printing department of the News-Review office. We can serve you right. . KAISER'S EX-MENTOR AND , PROPHET OF DEFEAT DIES (AMKtatad Praa LaaMd WtiO HEftLIN, Dec. 19. Professor Ru dolf von Valentlnl, 71, who was chief of former Emperor William's civil cabinet, died today at Hanio- lin, Prussia. Professor von Valentlnl was credited wllh exerting a powerful political Influence over the kaiser. and during the war It was said he waa responsible for the downfall of Count von Bethmann-Hollweg and the appointment of Dr. Goorg Mlrhaells aa chancellor. His resignation aa head of the civil cabinet. In January 1918, waa hailed by the Pan-Oerman news papers aa a triumph for their cause, and It waa later staled that he had been forced out by the militarists after predicting catastrophe for the German arms. Arundel, piano tuner. Phone M9-L. Classified V ' ',ALLNWAD$ON8AGCPACl ' FOR SALE WOOD AND BaI for tale. Phone 170-V. FOR SALE Reed Phone S-L baby buggy. CHRISTMAS TREES Ior sale. Any slse. Phuu S16-J. OfibJ HA.xtj. Wllh leaexvuUV bpe- clal at S36.00 at Poweu s. FOR SALE Canary birds, singers guaranteed 1034 Winchester St FuR BaU i pigs, two mouths eld. J. r. Van AUea, Day creek. Ore. ixiii tiAi Mowing machine anu hay rake, S7& for the two, R. Jennie, Edenbower. , ' FOR BALE 1824 Ford coupe. cheap. Good condition. P. A. Coma toe k. Butherlln. Or. ' - - Puit BALL Dry oak block ina stove wood. AU under shed and dry. Phone JCO-J. O. E. Gardner. AJK SALE Old growth split oak lS-lnch wood, 14 per tier deliver ed. K. U Thompson, R. 1, Box lis. VVOOb' FOR' ' SALE Round ash Muck, oak and laurel block wood. II and 16-Inch block fir. Phone 1U7 suit SALE B-tlat tenor Buescheit suiapnone. Low price for cash . saut. See R. N. Hayse at new high school bldg. FOR SALE Rhode Island Red Roottert, Wayside strain. From Xuh-egs stock. Dark color. . l ay Leatnerwood, Oakland. t3 RSALE Ei of BW ana flWi Ot 8E section U T. 19, R. 7. Make me aa offer. L. R. Barto, i ThomDiton Fall. Montana. FOR SALE Ladle eastern mink fur coat. Bee at J. C. Breler Co. between hour 1 a. m. and 4 p. m. Saturday, Dec ISth. FLUFF RUUS 7x4s aixe. only 1.00 ; It 1 i It also, 16.00. , fL x . specially made. 117X9. Bee these at Powell Furniture. A SET OF storage B batteries will make any radio set work bettor. Oivo him a wt Ior Christinas, 19 00 to ' a.06.' Umpqua' But ury Station, cor. ' Douglas 'and t Main Sts. .-- - ... A BOSCH-electric windshield wlp- er would be a good Christmas present We are the official ! Bosch service station. Umpqua Battery Station, cor. Douglas and ' Main tit. ' Foil SALE-Saw mill, l! M. capi clty lc Al condition with planer and ..120 rores , good .timber, S mile off lha highway but on god road. Fred C. Johnson, Box l93, Myrtle Creek, Ore. TUKKEV IS GOLD1 Call Uh'i for a nloi dressed fat goose for I your Xmas dinner, Dsc per lb.; Urxsed thickener -tre-r-wleo nice hume mafle sour kiaut, 6uc per gal. Call evenings and Sun. ex cept Sat. night. Delivered Thurs. Thank you, , ,1 cLoSiN7TOUT SALE Aa stateti heretofore 1 am selling all my smaMer tract and bldg. lota aud am selling for unreasonably low prices. 1 am not reserviug any property, i am opening up a ' tract of 39 bldg. lots this Week, ' all sewer.. In and paid. Clear title wfA abstract $;26 to liuo. ' 8 of uie lou have pavement In .. and all paid at these prices. None of the above property has ever been offered for sale before. 1 Just being platted now. If you ever expect to want a building lot this Is your opportunity. Sev eral good highway business . stunds in this tract Can be had small payment and balance to suit 1 Invite comparison of prices and property. Pohne 418 V or call 356 South Main St by, appointment FOR RENT PlANO forjent.Pbone 31-F5 sXJli RENT 6-roorh" unfurhishee cottage. Inquire 644 8. Pine. tXilt REN'T-f wo"rargo Tronl room apartments; fire place. 314 S. Jackson. iXUfTRENT FlveTbom furnished1 bouse. Inquire .(47 S. Stepbena Phone 471-L. F6R RENT Furnished apaitment (la and wood range. Close In. 221 W. Lane. Phone SI R. By WINNER Ssciio. - . 1 WANTED WANTED 50 head of sheep. U Wallace. 718 E. 2nd Ave. N. A A&'l'zAj ironing, sweeping i4 tight work. Reasonable. . jackson. , . . " W Aj I ED C'ai peuier work by-4M nay or contract. Call at Huf ti. Jackson St. , WaSied i ft rowboaL tj.i be lu good condition. Earl! T. . Johasou. Roseburg. VVANTED ork as Janitor b7 75 iiaoie experienced man. - '4?. car Mews-Review. - ' VVANTEDWORKarpentryTor cement walks or walls. AUiiwsS "X. Y.," New-Revlew.f : a. S'lilUi WAXVH -iiUUieal lu. prices paid. Wilson Tire fc-Jft opposite News-Renew, Brlnf ol ahip to & F. Shield. - , : LOST A and found: LOST Parker fountain pen 'and pencil. Leave at News-Review. s'OCNDEvarakarp pencil. 0Cei ; call at The Vogue, and describe Los r "or 8 O e'' D rk gr " thoroughbred Persian cat, a swers to name of "Pretty Bey." Reward for return to 'Deer Creek Dairy or Phone 45F11. ' - , 5rkA YED Trom" Win8ton,'dog, fcart AlredaU. Ugbt tan curly Safar, long tall. Very timid. Reward, " Mrs. 8, J. Baeher. Phone ST4. iXjUND Lady wrist owatsh. -Gw er call at News-Review-, office , And describe the watch and tknd as mean of identification. . TAKEN UP At the statsfaraTi roan and white yearling efeer. Will owner please call and -procure same?, Harokl- will. Phone 4&F2. v : -J-t MISCELLANEOUS Z j MEN'S hair soles, rubber or leath er heels, SI. Ladles' the same, SO eetita. 11 Bowcn St, CAR . OWNER Don't. Iorgetti flail 6&3 when' In need of' aut parts. ; fcsf tr , Auto Wrcln House. ttliiiy, uu oar -IbiitSXnaa treeisnit mtstleto 'orera to Peo ples Supply or call 1018 Military bt. Also H00d tlb trlcvcla vioi ale cheap.- ' I- Ul I gear cutting;.!. Our Shops' are Eaiilpped to tarn out all kind ot machine war. f i Bplr, Work Don $( -PINE ST. MAOHINE 8HO . Opposite Flour Mill "!" '. Harry Pea see Auto Too Manufscturlnj; Repairing ' Top- and Curtain, Upholstering of all kind Tent and Awning Work' Winchester St CHRISTMAS Blooming Plants ' 'Christmas Baskets with -Cut Flowers : THE FERN Roseburg's Leading Florist Phone 249 AT BRAND'S ROAD STAND ; Psclflc Highway Mil North Open Evsnlnoa Till 11 o'Ctook REAL BARBECUE SANDWICHES Meat roasted on spits before the open fire. Coffee with real cream. Sweet cider. They taste pretty good after the show. Always a Bio Assortment of 1 Fruit, Nut and Candy In the morning when you're waking Toaat some bread of our baking. For your lunch you slice It thinner. Then eat plenty for your dinner. Oregon Bakery -' 231 N. Jackson Bt ' ii . 1 1 Phone CT "