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Newspaper Page TextROCEEUKC NS7S-REVE7. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 72, 7925." ANOTHER ONE! Another car of that good floor. Just remember it guaranteed to pleas you or your money back. . Exchange $2.20 $8.60 , Bear , ..$2.10 $8.20 SUver Dust $1.80 $7.00 Wire Fence 33c rod Place your order for tile and land plaster " also fertilizer. ' ; See Us First We Can Saye You Money! FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURG OAKLAND "Ship By Save Dollars and Cents We nave a fleet of trucks leaving daily, Roseburg, Eugene, Portland, Medford, Marshfield, making delivery at All Way Points Oregon Auto Transportation Co. ! Roseburg Phone 31-J 401 Oak St. PAlihJ-'Jt IIOI HE KKUCS ARE TO BK PRFSKRT- EI FOR THK frTTVRE. BOSTON, Dec. 22. Although tho Parker House, Boston's histo ric hOBtelry and birthplace of the "Parker House Roll,' Is giving way to wreckers, .several of Its traditional sections may be pre served by faithful friends as re licts of the past. Plans call for the restoration of the mirror roam the big main floor dining room in ifs entirety. This may be set up in an inn, not far from Boston. Restoration of the crystal room, the noted banquet hall, also Is un der consideration. It may become the salon of a retail establish ment. - Some of the mantels and other Interior finishings have been cold as relic The. finishing of the reading room, the writing room and the second floor ladies room have been preserved- so that these mahogany rooms may be rebuilt in the new hotel which will open in 192?. Few of the landmarks of Boston are richer In memories than this vanishing ruin. Charles Dickens paused a winter under Its root und his rooms have been maintained ns a literary shrine.. In 1873, President Grant and several mem bers of his Cabinet were guests there. Among- others wore Patti, Bernhardt, Ada Rohan, Henry Ir vlng, Edwin Booth, Mansfield and A Week of Children's Cleaniig Do you know that a greater percentage of the school chil dren go the entire year with out a thought of having their outer clothing cleaned? Statistics show 600 cases of children's diseases during the later part of the year to one in tho first part of the term duo to personal and close con tact with other children' dup ing school hours. Why fumi gate the school room,- take every precaution with their health, specialists for eyes, ears, poro, teeth, etc., watch for under nourltshm'int and never pay any attention to the proper sanitation of their wearing apparel. During; the week beginning December 28 there is being launched all over the land what Is ta be called a "National School Children's Clothes Cleaning Week." Don't let your child start the next term of school without a thorough- aud sani tary cleaning of all wearing apparel. Phone 227 1 ! The Largest 8toch ef Good Used Chevrolet and Fords In Roseburg 'We Will Sell en . EASY TERMS , Hansen Chevrolet Co. Phono 444 8 Truck" 2 Portland Phone M 2266 E. Water and Yamhill St 5t 1 board, resting her chin In her j palms. Saturday afternoon a week ,w ww wwvvvva' 4! gone; a week since she'd run so - - .wildly from her home, putting, her Dressmaking and designing, i whole life definitely Kehind her. ready-made kiddle clothes tor j She didn't regret this stop. She sale. Agency for Parker's ho- jwas blazlngly. defiantly exultant slerr. 645 Fowler 8L. Phone 'about R. But now, staring at these 627-R. Clara- Loufre Kellogg. The Parker House has nlayed a large Dart In the politics, busi- noss and- social life of Boston. ' o- Dreams of Pureamly come vviryam you give Alice to unner- true! Hand rolled and dipped In J"1"1 that you d grabbed a few Hershey's .chocolate. Manufactured things? She would have sent you especially for drug store trade. NoT .r . . ..,, . finer confections made. In boxes f n P1" f : 1 . nf . ,. n ftA j ,,T , , get a lob? This started a nw 5r.S?.-W,r'?.T.iS.r train of thought. She saw herself u"""B. J""' ireievuuu enj. Lloyd Crackers. low;e rvE8 komk nfav IDEAS OF Fi:.NTTlOMXfi OF THE IlltAIX. LONDON, Dec. 22. Ne Ideas about functioning of the brain were set forth here by Sir Oliver (the typing down pat. Why can-t Lodge, the noted scientist, who i stay here?" Immediately tha contended that the popular thevy rtpw Warm and her breath hurried, that the brain feels is entirely in-I "Why can't I?" the repeated an correct. , ' j grllv. "Oh. Hint old bunk! -Men "The brain does not see or (don't Inolt at things that way today. near or reel, nor does it plan or hope or love," said Sir Oliver in a lecture. "The things belong to a differ ent region, some link, between mind -and matter, which perhaps we have not yet begun to formu late." HEALTH-My Gift to Yot LIFE wiO be far sweeter if you orfce and for all time rid roarself af those annoying, uncomfert able and dangerous PILES and other Rectal and Colon ailments. MY FREIJ 90-naee Book tells of my unqualified WRITTEN GUARANTEE to cure your Piles without a hospital surgical opera tion, or refund your lea. M any personal letters are also contained therein prov ing now I have given back health andS strength to thousands of others. Start the New Year Hen "l Well Send for anr Boos 1UM1. DEAN, MtXInt oarUNO orocxi: stATTte omttv Ot Oben ewilBino Sm-S12 TUBBY NOvntHitotiEM e VNIUL TUOV THE PEOPtf? OP "THn FAtl NOIJ.1H -THE ESKIMO MCrii THE WOR.TH POtC AW MAVlN tNCt)-GE OS HIS OvoM OOE OT . UAjOE.RSTA.MO OURS .p. 'rStinrtjLJi ISMS -4 n ea "SANDY" By ELENORB asBHtRIN THB STORY SO TAR. ' Sandy UuKch, in rave wrth life, marries bt-n, MuiiUu, a rich Italian, to pltase her impoverished family, 'lyranny by Muiu.o ana freuutin qaurreis follow. A aon dies at birth. Bob McNeil, her uncie, aid iu plans tor bandy and tr-r mottter to take a trip to Honolulu. 'Ihme ahe meets Kanion Worth, who saves her life la the Burr. On tuc sums steamer home he declaies his love. Murillo says. he will nev er release her. Judith Moore, a cousin, tells Sandy ove is every thing. Murillo overtakes her. as she goes for a tryst with Ramon. He appears, unexpectedly, at a pur ty sue is giving fur her friends. After the party he strikes her. She leaves his house and accepts the kindly attentions of Bainon, whose home she shares. Through her sis ter she receives a letter iiont Mur illo, In- which he lays down the terms for her surrender: Go on with the . story from hers: , CHAPTER 68. Half of Sandys clothes spread Ta . "UV uu tuun .tic uiui the firs; the other half the was 4 ironing. In a closet she had found d an old lounging robe. This was 'A ! now pinned rakishly about her. j 'More because she felt hostile and Bl wished to defy an imaginary Ben K Murillo than because she was en E 'Joying them, she lit elmtretteafter cigarette as she pounded' the iron M back and forth over tho white Bit S ! sport dress. She talked to herself. tl "He can- advise me In matters of E propriety 1 Correct my unseemly R . conduct" . Jj The Iron swinging in a long, vl B clous stroke: "Oh. what do 1 care! RlWhy should I think about It?" The 'iron slackening tucks pressed 2 ' down with elaborate care. "Better An it well' lrttv mv voii'va ant " She hunched her elbows on the .few flimsy clothes, the lather tcr- rifytng poverty of her equipment ! for a new and different life made her suddenly very still. "I can t stay on here forever, she whispered ; No Dut you'vo got to stay until jyou get some clothes somewhere! , fh f Ivo-aniUti-n-cpnt Blnro r-nrn. Ing $16.50 a week. Bob McNeil said that was about the only thing she could do unless she was pre- pared. The picture was preposter ous, w ormng Denina a counter ait the rest of her life very likely! Almost lnuudlbly she now, whls- pered: "I can stay here until I get ,p can stay if I want " Quickly, wllh a firm, challenging step, she walked up and down the long; room, swinging her shoulders. An Ideal place to stay. Lucky she had such a chance. As Rafe here as though she were hurled Her steps lagged, She halted, an Image of Ramon as he kissed her goodbye confronted her. He had laughed and flushed: "It's a thrill having you here. Ftnndy. It makes the feel as tlimlsii we're married you In this hor.s( " Shi. had oiu- - lino laugneo, ion. iinnig me warmin oi hie eyes, liking the fire that flew aloniT her nerves. Well what of that! Of course rhe liked, Ramon; She liked ninny men. Easy for her to like (hem She refused vigorously to go- any further with these noughts: Satur day he was coming to dinner. Eight o'clock he would come walk ins in. Her cheeks stained and hot,, she begin to dress. She said: "Lord, It's quiet here! I wonder If there's any mall" e e e ' Therrt were thrre letters, two from Alice. The first caught San dy llk a spasm. "The Jig Is up. Pandy." Alice had th! habit of making a slartllng re mark, following It up with gosd lng slowness. She had a seiiKe of dramatic, extremely Irritating to her listeners. "The Jig Is up. You're husband knows you're all right. He means to get you' bark by hook or crook. I'll tell you how It happened. Wednesday after noon after he left here, ! dashed to your boat, getting Mome to drive me. But he'd evidently raced back htnieelt. for he was mere, r said to him: 'Has dandy return- "His face looted tut though iL were stsicuca. -co, alie Lut, t.' RHOV.S what may h.ve happoueu; mo,,iy BMeif ,n1 n9tout,. "He had murder in bis eyes: I . yor those in the Faclflo North believe ou aieu know, Mits US'llwest, this lowly end approached tud MlM Mcftetlt 1 propose to uu someiniug very Qtucaiy.' 'What do- jou propose to do '. " 'That's uiy business)'' , , " Well, it's mine also.' ' " V ou tau uo as yau V'ease, Miss McNeil.' iBnd upon which depends, to a ao cliance, of course, to- get iar(!e extent, the game In the your things, iieuer Buy souie. tn- (western statos. In Montana alone .ess iuu cue. break tuto your rootu tt is esilmatod that there are 260, wuua he's auietp. i save ben tae joou oi these wild .horses. Other slseielon keys aud toid her tos try thousands perplex the livestock it Shes strong for you. ! (Interests of Oreiton, Washington, "1 lull and evidently he went at Idaho, Nevada and Colorado, swel once aud pnoned to mamma, ciiu linn the total to a million or more gave him uie goods inuocently, of , fur which no ordinary commercial course. She believes you're uuvulg i market exists, except for the le- ja lovely visit with Judith. I sUier from her account that your hue- baud asked very couslderately auout her health and could he do uuj thlug.fur her. of course, this touches her and she gets the weeus telling me Ben is soch a good man and why Isn't Sandy happy. I " guess in asked woen you were coming' home. He answers,: 't'm hot sure.1 Did she' write to you mother''" Ma says: 'Oh, yes f had u lovely letter.. She and Judith , are having a wonderful time.' That lets him see the lay of the land! He sees that ma hasn't a sus picion why, when or how you left. But he's dead sure I know all about It. ye toid me he was going to tho city to get you.-, "I wouldn't put U past hint to put a detective on your tralh Walch your step, kid. He's a moan hombre. It's pretlv tough that you're tied to him for lifo , Sandy opened the second letter. It was sharp. It set her pulse fly ing. "Isn't this red Hot? I can hardly believe It the sanctmonlous K htato ttP-P" he'" Enclosed was a clipping from the Sant Barbara paper with Sandy's picture on the front page. Across the top was the heading. "Narrow - ly Escapes Death." There followed an account of an automobile accl - dent on Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Murillo. returning from Los Angeles, were struck by an - other machine. By a miracle,, it seemed, ro one ' was hurt. Mf. Murillo and his wife were able to proceed homeward in tholr own machine. . - . i , Tho information stunned Sandy. Ben Murillo driving with a woman at midnightpassing her off as his wl'e i - . Alice commented T , rang up your house to find out about It ami your husband tells her the newspapers made a mistake, that It was his sister and not his wife who was driving with him. Some alibi, Isn't It? Wonder. who the dume is? Gonh, If she do4!V4 ?et any more out of him tha't you did! Couldn't you use this anlnst him? - But I suppose his devoted Beatrice would swear by all the gods that she was the woman" For a reason that? she didn't at first analyze, 'Sandy felt as though a W'lttht. d-orP"d from h"r. .She told herself: "I'm glad! Ood-.l'm glad! She went almost running to the bench. ' She . rubbed ;hr hunds along hrr arm as thontth she were pushing chains from her. She was' freo of him coniplol.-Iy. Ills Infidelity left her free. It dis solved even the moral ties he micht still have held. She looked at the wide stretch of wmtenr. Far out whale sent a silver geyser upward. She thoucht: "I'm alone. I belong to myself now " These words made her cheeks burn. She went with a still, tight ened expectancy back to the house. She dusted It. She put pnp pies that, pho had picked In the i i,i ,(.. the tables and ',- ,, ,,, h ..i at the clock. Towards 8 o'clock she kept going lo- the door, peer ing Into the shadows At 8 she heard a step. She closed the door' quickly,' claspimr her hands against her chin. Dut she pulled It open, giving a quirk, frightened laugh. Not Ramon, but a meeseneer hoy, was coming up the welk. He had a Uclegrain. Ramon wasn't coming. NOTICE Wilbur SpauKh has In stork la dles' wrist watches priced at $0.75, up. Peart necklaces guaranteed In destructible at St. Ei). up. Mmi'b walohes priced $1.50 up to HO, men'B chulns 4n white or yellew gold filled. Having no overhead expenses my prices aro lowest in town. 60 1 S. Pine St To you know h-n tho ionRJfimha'Dnt School ChllrlrPn'8 Clothoi Clmningl nc" . V CU"" Wcpk" starta? Atk Irapt-rlal CUaiv Sow Ytti 40 or.,. F.J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, Ohio Near Tragedy. tu fe'? jfrc XOWLY DISIBI COSPHONT9 niJ.K).t OR SO MVST.NM PORTLAND, 6ro.. Dec'. !2. Out or tho glonei of mountain range and plain into the soap rat er fertiliser bio la the lgnoalmou appreciably close when a Portland company began the construction of a plant lu which this rendering will he dene. ' The sturdy, roving bands Of undersized horseflesh eat off the ;runK9 that is needed by stockmen aber and by-product value. . Or. K. K.. Chase, Portland city I vetorliiurlun, has added, to the (indictment against the mustung a i charge that It spreads cuntsglous diseases among cattle and sheepi u ' O'Ced&r mops complete with handle; 60c at Powell's Furniture, 0- ANCIENT ADOBE HOUSE BACK IN FAVOR IN CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELE3, Dee. 22. (A!. P.) The humble sun-dried brlek is coming back intd popular favor in southern Cullioiula as a mater ial for the building of ranch bouses small homes and Oven' pretentious dwellings. j "Adobe" was used by Franciscan ru.hnr i ih hiitiiliim of their Impious, aud later many homes auu commercial elructures Were made erected with these' -rudely bricks. As the years wore on, however, adobe. became primarily the' stuff of which ruins were likely to be made. The sight-seeing tourist IsioTrnd1, he adobe hou,"e reU ! " rofanUc Past. He scarcely ;P-'cteu to see modern homes ' b""1 f"1 material, ! "U'ssion style homes, churches and business blocks long have been ' poimlur la southern California but oniiuurily these have been built of brick or frame with a coating- of ! stucco. I Lately, however, the old custom ;of using one's cellar excavation as a source of sun-dried bricks for walls has been revived, and 'everywhere In southern California J modern small homes and ranch 'nouses are beiag built of adobe, i in Los Angeles, a number of ex- elusive residences, whose owners ! could well af lord, the most etpen- slve of materials have been fash ioned of the humble but historic adobe. Cook with gas. BICYCLE3 KEEP PEDESTRIANS ON JUMP IN COPENHAGEN COPENHAGEN, Dec. '22. (A. P.) In America, one dodges auto mobiles, but here It is the bicycles. During working hours, the streets nro nllvo with cyclists"' and in one day as many as 614,826 were i counted in various points in the city. While motor cars are Increasing in number, the bicycles are increas- iiiK at a greater rate. . N Something for everybody! Purs es, gift sets, perfume, toilet wa ter, bill folds, key rings, stationery, cards, candy, Incense and numer ous other useful and beautiful girts. Lloyd Crocker. - i MEXICAN STATE OF 80NORA OFFERS QUICK, EASY DIVORCE NOGALES, Arls, Dec. 10. CA. P.) The stme of Sonora, Mexico, s contesting with Reno, Nevada, for the favor of those who want divorces and want them quick. The new divorce- law enacted in tlie state is most lenient and under lis provisions the martial bonds can be severed In IS days. A foreigner merely has to taae up residence in the stato and make his or her plea for divorce on ties grounds of incompalabillty and if not reunited la Id days the final decree of divorce Is granted Come to the Baptist church Christmas eve and see the Christ mas play. You'll be Interested to see how Mr. and Mrs. Hall family spent Christmas. and Hairs Catarrh TEe SAV S.A.NOV CtPiVS V.WEO OP AT TUB NORTH POLE ' -' XMA ANNOttNeCMINT - ' It la not too late to place your! order for Xmas ' announcements with the News-Review job printing' department We can give you quick, efficient service on short notice. , j v ..'", ' One or two good paintings will give tone to m room Special prices until Christmas, by the artist, Ida F. Holdrldge, 1T B, Pins 8t Day or evenings. , Notloe of sal ef s)oenm.nt Um ber, uenaral lnd Ofttce, WaahlnsT tou, L. ... Nov. 11, U4S. Nolle, la Hereby glvsn taut Sttbiset tu th uondillous ana limitations ' of ths sots of June f, me in 8tat, till, February I. iM He Hut.. Xl'.n). sue Juii . lIKis (41 etac, 7M, and purauaut to- asparuneoiat rveuia Uous ot April 14, in ito U D.. m, tn. timber on fh folicwlnst laude wilt be sM Jan. 1. m. at lu p'okxik a. ai. at uubllo auction at the U. a land otflc. at Koto burs. Oregon, to the biahest bidder at nut lees than the appraised val- ua as snown by cms nuiice, sate to be subject to the approval of the Secretary of the ttaterior. The- pur chase prloe, with an additional sum of oae-fltta ot one per cent, there of, being commissions allowed, must be depoHlted at time ot sale, money Lo be returned It Sale U not ap proved, otherwise patent will leeue tor the timber, which must be re moved wittilri tee years Bide will be received from iltliens ot the United Isattee, associations ot suoh cttlieas, and ooryoratlone organis ed uuder the laws ot tlie United B tales or auy stare, territory, or uuirlut tbe.'Mot oulv. Upon applloa lluu ot a Qualified purchaser the timber on any lea! subdivision Win be offered1 separately before being included in say offer of a larger unit. T. IS 8., H. W, Sec I, lot 1 fir 1010 sf, hum lock ii tt, cedar 40 M, lot I fir wse it, hemlock 76 11. cedar 2 M, bO NkZA fir 1566 M. boiuiock 4b M, cedar iJO M. HVI MO fir K1S M. hemlock lot) M. cedar SOS M, lot t fir 9130 M, Hem lock 160 M. oedar 1st 'at lot 4 fl. into hi. hemlock 170 H, cedar lfcu M, SUM NW)4 tlr 160 la, hemlock 10 11, cedar 110 M. BWW NW44 tlr 11)10 II. heinloca i0 M, uedar so Is, N1J(4 tIEti rir 1500 M, heiniook 1 M, cedar iSl) M, NWfc tit laV M. hemlock 10O M. cedar ISO IL th)W Be: it fir o M. hemlock leu 14. cedur S20 M. BWii SiSl, fir ltoO id, hemlock 110 M. eeaar see M, ksv 8V'! fir 11JU M. huUllo.K. 130 cedar 110 11. DW4 fir 11S0 Mt hemlock ISO Ceuar leu M, Mel fir aobu M, aemlook 140 s i 8V, 14 '' no M, hemlock loo M. cedar luO M. tioc 7. .liSi fir moo si, cedar 40 At, NVvJi Nt fir 1440 M, cedar 4o 14, nfcH MKte fir lveo M. cedar ItO St. bWii fir sue at cedar 140 at ftttfe MW fir aio m, ceuar 40 M. lot I fir 444 si, cedar to st, Bt'a nifli fir lev at. ti Hi It, lot s fir .JV X cedar Jk, JiKie Bt)4 fir 1S20 M, cedar 420 14, Kll'li lir J&e at, oeaar zdv h, dbr rcn tir 4o St, cedar liv at, Bi bklta fir 140 at. ceuar 40 14. NrJla SVVk lir JU0 At. ueuar 140 tt, lot 4 fir HUSO M. cedar Ht M, SE)4 BWJi fir 480 14, oeu.r 4.0 U, lot 4 fir liiS 11, oedar eo at, Seo. . NBV, Ma!4a nr subo u, hemlock uu ai, ceuar 120 M, Nw4 Nalti tir liOO at hiu lock ISO M, cedur lilt It, BKS, Nsl4 lir H4S0 Ot, heuitock 10 M, cedsr 4U 11, 8W44 NK14 tlr 1140 At, hemlock 11.0 M. cedar SO at, NBle fir JH0 it, hemlock 1011 11, coder 144 M. NWi4 MWI4 fir lino M, hem lock aoo M, oedar ISO M, Be.14 tir 2V&0 at, hemlock 1120 ai, oedar 176 at, 8vi NW'A fir 1040 M, hem lock 160 MT cedar 160 14. HUM fir 140 Vi'i hemlock SO M. ce dar 20 M. NWti Blili fir 16110 at hemlock 100 M, cedar 60 14, BEit Bh. fir 1160 U, cedar St 14, BW BUtt tlr Use At, hemlock 74 At, ce dar 100 14. Nhlti, bW4 tlr 1610 At, Hemlock 170 at, cedar 240 sL NV. HW14 fir 171U M, hemlock ISO M, cedur luO at, Baiii tW fir lUi) At, betnlock 100 M, oedar S5 It Wt BW)t fir 7(0 At hemlock 40 M. ce dar 100 M, Boo. 15. lot 1 fir loO At, lot I tlr too At BE NB(4 fir, 700 M, 8W)4 NU14 tlr too M, lot I' fir 200 At. oedar 100 At, let 4 fir 40 At cedar 100 M, hemlock 100 M, rJKte NWil f.r SO0 il, 8W14 NW!4 r 2000 At cedar 60 M, hemlock luO At, Nit4 BK4 fir 400 14. NW BE tlr Sou It, BE1 Uli'l (lr 400 At oW14 he lr llu.) A4, NES, HW'A fir looo M. KH'i Hfii fir lSOO M. cedar 40 ai, BE trwtt tlr 1600 At 8W14 fir 1200 At Boo. 17. lot 1 fir 100 11. cedar 100 It lot t fir 100 M, cedar 260 M, ic't r'K'4 fir 200 At, cedar 60 At tW4 NE'A fir 10ft M, cedar 200 M, BlC'4, NW-tt fir 100 At, cedar 20 At, M-Jte HICi, fir 100 M, cedar 250' M, BE'4 BE' tlr 100 M, cedar 200 At Blii fir 160 14. Cedar 200 M. XU'A BW)a fir 100 At cedar 260 M. NWt tivy fir loo kt cedar loo At 8W4i BW fir 160 At cedar 260 At Beo, 11, NlCW NUti tlr looo hemlock 160 At NWte NbSH fr 2000 at cedar 160 M, hemlock 10 U M. XEit Ne-tt lr 2od At, hemlock loft It HWS. NB14 fir 2eoO At hem lock S00 At, NKW Nlt fir 1800 11, cedar 100 If, boinlock 100 14. NW( NW)4 fir 1ZU0 M, cedar 100 At,-hemlock 100 M. BE'4 Nrt'!4 (lr (00 At ccder 60 tt, hemlock 100 At. BWmC awn (lr 1400 at cedar too il, neS be i tir 1200 m. Nvrie ftxiu tir 1200 At, hemlock 200 At aa SEVi (lr looo M, Wte I-E14 fir 1S00 14, cedar 100 It hemlock 100 M, flt't wii tlr 2200 ai, hemlock 10V at NWa eWW tir 700 M. cedar 60 If. hem lock 100 tt. BE 14 HWtt fir 1100 At cedar 100 M. hemlock 200 tt, BW BWtt fir e-00 ml, ceuar eu At, hem lock 100 At, Deo. 1, HH'4 NKVk fir 2700 M. cedar 460 At NW14 NE'l fir 1400 At cedar o At UK NK-J fir 3uo M, oedar 260 M, NEU NWtt fir 200 It, otilnr ir,0- At NEl4 HEV. fir 450 Me ctidar 100 M. Hec. SI, HWH NK fir 4.0 M, lot i fir 660 M, ce dar 100 M, SK NWV4 fir 1400 M, Cftuitr ivu m, lot nr atuvv mt, to .inc inn Brf. Inf 1 fir 400 M finn (if the timbvr on llieno tract to b moia tor im man tz.vu pr m iur tl.ai fl 17 ill. nar U f r tVia. na.HuP and $060 per M for ihm hrnl(nH. T. 21 H., 11. 4 W., Bee, If, PeWH 3WV4 fir 630 M, cdar 40 M. none of thi timber on this section to bo Mold for I'M than 11.71 per M for the fir and 10. 6u per If for th ce ikr. T. 28 H It, 11 V flo. 7, Hi: V u- M m bn.i U KIWU iklM Hw 1 ?.itl M, HE NK'4 fr 1600 M, 8W NC4 fir 10-0 M, none of the timber on this seat I on to bm sold for lees than $2.2e per M. Wiiliam Bpry, Oomffii'ifHMf vJVW. WHAT'S WKOejcA ' ,. V "Till Ljl I WNW CLAJ Capita br tJeeW 'mt srsdkaia 'as jrMEt CrieSTER. 'WA.V WP AM0NC THt SWOUJMllMCE 5 Classified S2Zil ALU KEW ADS FOR 8ALB Fat dressed hogs, ISc . pound. Phone 14F5. FOR BALE 1 broccoli carts. In quire Rudolph Harness, Rose bur. ' FOR SALE Mowing machine and . bay rake, S76 for the two. R. Jennie, Kdenbower. BIRD DOlj tor'Vale. Lewellyn Set ter. A. A.- Bennett, Looking Glass, Oregon, WlTSAtE-Restauraut and lunch ; 'counter. Cash or easy terms. Ad dress Box 80. News-Review. FOR SALE 1024 Fore coupe. cheap. Oood condition. P. A. Comslock, Sutherlln, Ore. FOR SALE Old growth split oak lS-rnoh wood, 14 per tier deliver ed. E. L. Thompson, R. i. Box US. FOR SALE ifi'lst tenor BuescherL saxaphone. Low price tor cash tale. See R. N. Hayse at new high school bldg. TRAILERS for sale and built to order at Woodcock's blacksmith shop on Winchester Btreot back ot Union Oarage. FOlt SACif Ford touring car, runs o. k., good rubber, 360, or will trade for ewes. Address "Car," care News-Review. FOR SALE Rhode Island Red Roosters, Wayside- strain. From 395-egg stock. Dark eolor. Fay Leathorwood, Oakland. FO RSALE El of BW) ana SWi Of BE. section , 13 T. 39, R. T. Make me an offer. Ia R. Barto. Thompson Falls, Montana. fOR SALE Fir Blurnpage at 50c per cord; New Oregon straw berry plants, 33.00 and 34.00 per M. ; also solid cabbages. Llnd blom, Dlxonville. FOR SALE seal Jacquette, worn; only 2 months. Will sell for less -than half price If taken before Xmas. Address Coat, P., O. Box 303, Roseburg, Ore. j FOR SALE OR TRADE Home-j stesd . rellnqutshment Oood - house, barn, chicken house, 1 springs, never dry. R. H., care News-Review. FOR SALE .Saw mill, 8 M. capa- clty in AI condition wtb planer and 130 acres good ' timber, 3 miles off the highway but on god road. Fred C. Johnson, Box 83, Myrtle Creek, Ore. PIArTO for re'hl' Phone FOR RENT Furnished rooms at 616 8. Stephens. FOR RSMT Sroom unrurnlshed cottage. Inquire 644 B. Pine. FOR RENT Up to date furn"iihc3: apartment with garage.- 438 Pit- xer. -ifOR RENT Five-room furnished house. Inquire 647 8. Stephens Phone 471-L. HOUSE FOR RENT On west First St near Winchester. Phone 48F4. FOR RENT Bungalow In Ra mona Court, partly furnished, or unfurnished. 1124 Corey Ave, noTicii or st,R or real l'HOl'HHTY In ths Circuit Court ot ths State ot ureg-on for the County of Mult nomah. " Probate Department In the matter ot ths eatlte of B. F. Wilkes, Deceased. Notice ! hereby given that the undersigned, administratrix of the eatata ot It. F. Wilkes, deceased, pursuant to an order of the lion. George Taswell, Juclffe ot the shove entitled court, entered this 26th day ot November, 1026. will sell at public auction to the highest bid der, at the front door of tlie Court house of Douglas County, at Koae- .December. lOSS, ' o'clock In the f. at the hnur of 11 orenoon thereof, all the rlffht, title and luteruut of 13. V, Wilkes, dccasvd, and uf the Es tate of B. F. W!lk-, deceased, In and to the folluwinsT described real property, to-wlt: L.ot it and HA and all of the south half of the southeast quarter, of section six and the south went quarter of the aouthwest quarter of section five, townalilp twenty, south of raiiK eleven, went of Wil lamette Meridian, In Douglas Coun ty, OreKon. ine ittrms nr enie, an caan or tart oanii bitlonoe on creillt, as may e deemed bnst In the in tu rent (if said estate. All l,s will be made subject to confirmation by the Court. First publication: rcc 1, 19?!.. Last publication: l-c. 29. f Almlnltratrl)t of the Uatat of d. K. Wilkes, dfofawd. AbtlEItT W. GRNTNEU, Attorney for Admin 1st tutrix. 825 rinm-fi Hiiiir.. Portland, Oren-on. una i uu v ii.nhM, By WINNER 1 - 1 t' ' V FOR SALE I. i - - i i FOR RENT ON BACK ?fJZL ! FOR RENT Two' large nlslK-d housekeeping' r Private front enlreoce. Ck u, 331 S. Main. - . ; ,1 , '' I V - VASZZD t I i ' - . y I ; W V i . WANTED 50 Heed ot sheep. , Av Wallace. 718 E. Ind Awe. N. m WANTED Work as Janitor b liable experienced nuut, care News-Review. . WANTED WORk-Centr cement walks or wails. Aux "X. Y," News-Review, v - WANTED Woman to keep a mse for rancher. Good home to r ?ht party, box go, cacyonville, f, e. WANT FURS Bring or ship- If prlcea are not satisfactory r 'urn at my expense , B. F. Sbl us, Wilson's Tire Shop. - ( tl " st I LOST AND FC'JIO -It LOST Parker fountain pen and pencil. Leave at News-RevleWl. ioUNi Purse couuiiuinj mt rey! Owner call at this office anny de scribe purse . and contents-) as means or luemiucatton. CAR OWNER Don't forget.! ta all SW when In need of tat4 Parts, Btrtra Auto WncLial House. Special prices until Dec. list. Marcel, halr-trlm, bob eurl,"nd shampoo. Call Mrs. Amy Rosters, 137 N. Main. Phone 118H. - i a TTi Delco Light Plant: - - j Priced as low as J195 " t o. b. factory. e ' For Information Address - W. r. HARQI8 Co. 837 Olive St Eugene, Orel Dealer for Lane and Douglas Counties Loaf of bread) All she said. ..:- Never mind, ' He knows ths kind. Oregon Bakery Ml N. Jackson Bt Phone GEAR CUTTING Our Shops are Equipped to turn out SU kinds of machine work. Repair Work Dons PINB ST. MACHINE SHOP Opposite Flour Mill '. Harry Pearce ; Auto Top Manufacturing -Repalrtns; Tops and Curtain, - Upholstering of all kinds Tent and Awnlnt Work? Winchester Bt. . CHRISTMAS Blooming Plants Christmas llaskets with -Cnt Flowers THE FERN . Rosebuig's Leadina; Florists Phone U0 '. AT BRAND'S .' j ROAD STAND J fsciflo Hl.hway Miles North Open Evenlnjs Till 11 o'Cloek - REAL BARB3CUB , SANOWIOHIS , Mpat roasted on spits before the open fire. C'oftuo with reel cnajn. Sweet elder. They buns prutty good after the show. Always a Big Assortment, eS Fruits, Nutsv and- Ctvedy 1 '"' 1 1 14 I MISCEULATOUS; - ' - '' i M t I i in .ii ill J r i I . --f 141 V